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AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
1639 -- 1820 A. D.
AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
BY
CHARLES EVANS
A CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY
OF ALL
BOOKS PAMPHLETS AND PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS
PRINTED IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
FROM THE GENESIS OF PRINTING IN 1639
DOWN TO AND INCLUDING THE YEAR 1820
WITH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
VOLUME 7
1786- 1789
In proportion as the structure of a government
gives force to public opinion, it is essential
that public opinion should be enlightened.
— George Washington
PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR
BY THE COLUMBIA PRESS CHICAGO
ANNO DOMINI MDCCCCXII
TO
THE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTS
COUNCILLORS OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
AND TO THE MEMORY OP THEIR
PREDECESSORS AND OF THE FOUNDER
OP THE
AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY
OP WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS
AN INSTITUTION WHOSE COLLECTIONS ABE MORE
NEARLT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE OBJECTS AND
PURPOSES OP THIS WORK THAN ANY OTHER
Cfyis Oolume is Dcbicateb
IN RECOGNITION OF THE SERVICE RENDERED
THE LITERARY INTERESTS OF THIS COUNTRY BY
AN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOLARS IN THE COLLEC-
TION AND PRESERVATION OF THE MONUMENTS
OF AMERICAN LITERATURE AND HISTORY AT THE
END OF THE FIRST CENTURY OF A CORPORATE
EXISTENCE WHICH HAS BENEFITTED AMERICAN
LETTERS ENRICHED THE STATE AND GAINED FOR
THE SOCIETY A FOREMOST PLACE AMONG THE
LEARNED BODIES OF THE UNITED STATES
THE AUTHOR
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1786
19449 ADAMS, JAMES, JUNIOR
To THE PUBLIC. [Proposals for publishing The Delaware Courant and weekly
advertiser. Signed,] JAMES ADAMS, JUNIOR. SAMUEL ADAMS. WILMINGTON, MAY
17,1786.
/ Wilmington : Printed by James Adams, junior, and Samuel Adams,
1786.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
This project gave place to The Delaware Courant, and Wilmington Ad-
vertiser, which began publication in September of this year.
19450 AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT MANCHESTER, IN THE PRESENCE OF THE OFFICERS
AND BRETHREN OF THE NORTH STAR LODGE ON THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE
EVANGELIST, THE 29TH OF DECEMBER, 1785. By ONE OF THE BRETHREN.
Bennington, Vermont, Printed by Hastnell & Russell, 1786. pp. 17. 12mo.
19451 AN ADDRESS TO THE FREE ELECTORS, OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, ON THE
APPROACHING ELECTION. BY A CITIZEN OF THE STATE.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs, 1786.
19452 ADELOS, pseudonym.
NEW SENTIMENTS, DIFFERENT FROM ANY YET PUBLISHED, UPON THE DOCTRINE OF
UNIVERSAL SALVATION, AS CONNECTED WITH DOCTRINES GENERALLY APPROVED.
REMARKS UPON THE FORCE OF DIVINE REVELATION. A GENERAL VIEW OF
ANCIENT CHRISTIANITY COMPARED WITH MODERN. A SKETCH OF CHURCH HISTORY,
AND RELIGION OF NATIONS. BY ADELOS. [Two lines from] MEN OF ATHENS.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. 1786. pp. [62], (61-68). 8vo.
The Printer advertises : " The above piece came from a distant quar-
ter. As but a small number of copies are struck off, those who wish
will furnish themselves, or may be disappointed."
19453 THE ADVENTURES OF A HACKNEY COACH.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786.
19454 ADVICE FROM A LADY OF QUALITY TO HER CHILDREN; IN THE LAST STAGE OF A
LINGERING ILLNESS. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY S. GLASSE, D. D. F. R. 8.
CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, corner of Second
and Chesnut-Streets. 1786. 2 vols. in one.
The praise of Pope Ganganelli (Clement XIV) of this work, led Samuel
Glasse to translate it into English.
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^ESOPUS 619-564 B.C.
SELECT FABLES OP ^Esop AND OTHER FABULISTS. IN THREE BOOKS. CONTAINING
i. FABLES FROM THE ANCIENTS, n. FABLES FROM THE MODERNS, in. ORIGINAL
PABLES, NEWLY INVENTED. BY ROBERT DODSLEY. [Seven lines from] "PARA-
DISE LOST." A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street,
between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 228, (1), frontispiece.
12mo. AAS.
THE ALBANY GAZETTE. VOL. n. No. 85. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — Vol. in. No.
136. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.J
Albany: Printed by Charles B. Webster. 1786. fol. AAS.
ALLEN, JOHN
A CONCISE DISCANT ON THE BEAUTIES OP THE SCRIPTURES. BY J. ALLEN, D. D.
WITH THE REMARKABLE CONVERSION OF THE REV. MR. HART.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786.
ALLEN, JONATHAN 1749 - 1827
A SERMON, DELIVERED THE NEXT SABBATH APTER THE SUDDEN DEATH OF ELIPHALET
KlMBALL, . . . WHO WAS DROWNED IN MEKRIMACK KlVER, OCTOBER 24, 1785.
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall. 1786.
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE KEV. BENJAMIN THURSTON,
TO THE CARE OP THE CHURCH IN NORTHAMPTON, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, NOVEMBER
2,1785.
Exeter: Printed by Lamson and Ranlet. 1786. pp.32. 8vo. BM. MHS.
AMBROSE, ISAAC 1604 - 1663
CHRIST IN THE CLOUDS COMING TO JUDGMENT; OR THE DISSOLUTION OF ALL THINGS.
BY THE REV. ISAAC AMBROSE.
Boston: Printed and sold at John Boyle's Printing-Office, Marlborouyh-
Street. [1786.] pp. 15. 16mo. AAS.
AMERICAN HERALD. VOL. v. NUMBER 219. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMBER
271. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.]
^3^™ Boston : Printed and published by Powars and Willis, State-Street.
1786. fol. AAS. LOC.
Before July, Nathaniel Willis withdrew from the partnership, and the
Herald was continued by Edward-Eveleth Powars, on the "north side
of State-Street." In December, the Printing-Office was again removed
to f:p==Directly opposite the new Court-House, in Court-Street.
THE AMERICAN HERALD OF LIBERTY. JANUARY - JUNE? 1786.
Exeter, New-Hampshire: Printed by Lamson and Ranlet, 1786. fol.
It is probable that publication of the above was discontinued in June,
at the end of its first year, and that it was succeeded by The Freeman's
oracle, established by Lamson and Ranlet in June, 1786.
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL, AND SUFFOLK INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. NUMB. 1.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1785, [— FEBRUARY? 1786.]
[Boston:] Printed by William Barrett, at his office, Sign of the Eagle,
and directly opposite the Rev. Mr. Thacher^s Meeting-House, Brattle-Street . . .
1786? 4to.
Established in February, 1785, by William Barrett, and may have been
continued to the close of its first volume in February, 1786.
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THE AMERICAN [U. S. Arms] MERCURY. VOL. n. NUMB. 78. MONDAY, JANUARY
2, [—NUMB. 129. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.]
Hartford: Printed by Eluha Babcock. 1786. fol. AAS.
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
TRANSACTIONS OP TIIE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA,
FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. VOLUME II.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head in
Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. xxxii, 397, (10), plates, chart. 4to. AAS.
Plates engraved by James Poupard. The Chart of the Gulf Stream is
accompanied by Remark, by Dr. Frauklin.
THE AMERICAN PRICE-CUHRENT, CONTAINING THE MARKET PRICE OF EVERY COM-
MODITY; ALSO, DUTIES, DRAWBACKS, PRICE OF AMERICAN STOCKS, MARINE LIST,
SHIP NEWS, SALES AT AUCTION, PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE, COURSE OF EXCHANGE
WITH EUROPE, &c., &c., WITH A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION. THE
WHOLE REGULATED BY THE ASSISTANCE OF SEVERAL BROKERS AND FACTORS. NO.
1. MONDAY, MAY 1, [ — No. 14. MONDAY, JULY 31, 1786.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs, 1786. Sm. fol.
Issued weekly (pp. 2) on Mondays, by Francis Childs, a copy being
given (gratis) to subscribers to The Daily Advertiser. In August, the
title was changed to, New- York Price-current.
THE AMERICAN RECORDER, AND THE CHARLESTOTVN ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 8.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. n. No. 89. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Published every Tuesday and Friday by Allen and Gushing, at their offlee,
near the Ferry in Charlestown. 1786. fol. AAS. MHS.
Sometime before October of this year, Thomas C. Gushing withdrew
and moved, permanently, to Salem, Massachusetts. Its issue was con-
tinued, by John Wincoll Allen, as a weekly publication.
AMERICANISCHER HAUS- UNO WIRTHSCHAFTS-CALENDER AUF DAS 1786STE JAHR
CHRISTI. ZUM ACHTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Philadelphia : Gedruckt und zu haben bey Melchior Steiner. [1786.]
AMERICANISCHER STADT UND LAND CALENDER AUF DAS 1787STE JAHR CHRISTI.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu haben bey Carl Cist, in der Zweyten-strasse,
nahe bey der Rees-strasse. [1786.] pp. 40. 4to.
Contains : Die Entdeckung, Anbauung und der gegenwSrtige Zustand
von Kentucke.
AMICUS REIPUBLICJE, pseudonym.
ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, CONTAINING SOME REMARKS ON THE PRESENT POLITICAL
STATE OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLICKS, &C. BY AMICUS REPUBLICS. [Dated, N-h
H— n, December 4, 1786.]
Exeter : Printed and sold by Lamson and Ranlet, at their office, near the
Treasurer's. [1786.] pp. [36.] 12mo. HC. LOC. NYPL.
ANDERSON, JOHN
A MIRROR, REPRESENTING SOME RELIGIOUS CHARACTERS OF THE PRESENT TIMES.
BY MR. JOHN ANDERSON. [One line from] PHILIP, n. 21.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, the corner of
Chesnut and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXX.VI. pp. (2), (2), 59. 8vo. AAS. CLS.
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ANDREWS, ROBERT
AHDKEWS'S SOUTH-CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THE
TEAR OF OUB LORD 1787, BEING THE 3o AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR.
[Twelve lines.]
Savannah: [Printed at Nassau, New-Providence, by John Wells.] Sold
at the Printing-Office by N. Johnston, [1786.]
THB VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1787. BEING THE THIRD AFTER
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. CALCULATED ACCORDING TO ART, AND WILL ANSWER
EITHER VIRGINIA OR NORTH-CAROLINA. [Twelve lines.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis. [1786.] pp. (36). 18mo. VSL.
ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND. THEATRE.
PLAY-BILL OF ISABELLA; AND THE LIAR. As PERFORMED BY THE OLD AMERICAN
COMPANY AT ANNAPOLIS, DECEMBER, 5, 1786.
[Annapolis: Printed by F. and 8. Green, 1781.] Broadside.
ARMSTRONG, JOHN
THE (ECONOMY OF LOVK. BY THE CELEBRATED DR. ARMSTRONG.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786.
1709-1779
ARTICLES OF IMPOST AND EXCISE, AS REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE COLLECTOR
OF THIS COUNTY, SAMUEL HENSHAW, ESQUIRE, TO THE 13TH OF THIS INSTANT,
MAY.
[Boston: Printed and sold by Powars and Willis, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
ASH, JOHN 1724 - 1779
GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES: OR AN EASY INTRODUCTION TO DR. LOWTH'S ENGLISH
GRAMMAR: DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, AND TO LEAD YOUNG GENTLEMEN
AND LADIES, INTO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. BY JOHN ASH, L. L. D.
New-York: Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock, 1786.
ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
AN ACT OF THE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA, CONCERNING THEIR
CONNECTION WITH THE ASSOCIATE SYNOD OF EDINBURGH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young and M'Culloch, corner of Second and
CJiesnut-Streels. 1786.
Delivered to the public gratis.
AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SINS AND ENGAGEMENTS TO DUTIES, AGREED TO AT
PEQUEA, APRIL 20, 1786, AS AN OVERTURE, BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESBYTERY OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young and M'Culloch? 1786. pp.34. 8vo.
A BRIEF VINDICATION OF THE DUTY AND SEASONABLENESS OF PUBLIC COVEN-
ANTING, AGREED UPON AT PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 2, 1786, BY THE ASSOCIATED
PRESBYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young and M'Culloch? 1786. pp.12. 8vo.
AUSTIN, BENJAMIN 1752 - 1820
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PERNICIOUS PRACTICE OF THE LAW. PUBLISHED OCCASION-
ALLY IN THE INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. BY HONESTUB.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, in Court-Street. M,DCC.LXXXVI.
pp. [52.] 4tO. AAS. BA. LOC.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1814, and in 1819.
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AUSTIN, JONATHAN LORING 1748 - 1826
AN ORATION DELIVERED JULY 4, 1786, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. BY JONATHAN L. AUSTIN, ESQ.
Boston: Printed by Peter Edes. [1786.] pp. 19. 4to. AAS. BA. LOC.
B., J.
A SHORT TREATISE ON RICE MACHINERY; WITH A SCHEDULE OF THE EXPENSE. ALSO,
THE CONSTRUCTION OF PUMPS. WlTH PROPER TABLES, &C. BY J. B. ESQ ; OF
SOUTH-CAROLINA, 1786.
Charleston: Printed by Bowen and Markland? 1786.
BABCOCK, ELISHA 1753 _ 1821
A NEW AND ACCURATE INDEX, TO THE STATUTES OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Hartford: Published (with privilege of copyright) by Elisha Babcock. 1786.
BACKUS, ISAAC 1724 - 1806
THE TESTIMONY OF THE TWO WITNESSES, EXPLAINED AND IMPROVED. BY ISAAC
BACKUS, PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN MIDDLEBO ROUGH. [Two lines from] REV. xix. 10.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, and sold by James Arnold, etq.
and the Printer. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 47. 8vo. AAS.
BAILEY, FRANCIS
BAILEY'S COUNTING-HOUSE ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD, 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, 1786. Broadside, fol.
BAILEY'S MINIATURE ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, 1786.
BAILEY'S POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787. [Embellished
with an accurate Map of the United States, a view of the flags of the most con-
siderable maritime powers, and an engraving of a total and almost central
eclipse of the moon on the 3d of January.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at ToricK's-Head,
Market-Street. [1786.]
THE BALLOON ALMANAC [cut] FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD, 1787 . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by John Steele. [1786.]
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. THEATRE.
PLAY-BILL OF THE RIVALS. AUGUST 22, 1786.
[Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes? 1786.] Broadside.
PLAY-BILL OF THE JEALOUS WIFE ; AND KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO. SEP-
TEMBER 5, 1786.
[Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes? 1786.] Broadside.
PLAY-BILL OF THE WONDER ; AND THE DEUCE is IN HIM. SEPTEMBER 11,
1786.
[Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes f 1786.] Broadside.
BARBAULD, ANNA LETITIA AIKIN 1743 - 1825
HYMNS IN FHOBB FOR CHILDREN. BY MRS. BARBAULD, AUTHOR OF LESSONS FOR
CHILDREN.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1786.
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BARNARD, THOMAS 1748 - 1814
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OP THE REV. AARON BANCROFT, TO
THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE SECOND CHRISTIAN CHCRCH AND SOCIETY IN
WORCESTER, FEBRUARY 1, MDCCLXXXVI. BY THOMAS BARNARD, A. M. PASTOR
OP THE NORTH CHURCH IN SALEM.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah, Thomas. MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 52. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. MH8.
BARTLETT, BAILEY ?
REMARKS ON THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTIONS FOR FORMING AN
AMERICAN CONSTITUTION. ADDRESSED TO THE PUBLICK. WITH PROPOSALS FOR
THEM IN FUTURE CONVENTIONS. AND AN ACCOUNT OP THE PLAN PROPOSED FOR
AN AMERICAN CHURCH. BY A LAYMAN.
Printed by 8. Hall, in State-Street, Boston. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 8. 4to.
BARTLETT, JOSIAH 1759 - 1820
AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT CHARLESTOWN, IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS, ON TUESDAY, MARCH FOURTEENTH, 1786, BEFORE THE HONOURABLE
SOCIETY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, AT THE DEDICATION OF WAKREN-
HALL. BY JOSIAH BARTLETT, r. M.
Charlestown, (Massachusetts) : Printed by Allen and Gushing, at their office
near the Ferry. 1786. pp. 12. 12mo. AAS.
BARTON, WILLIAM 1789 - 1823
THE TRUE INTEREST OF THE UNITED STATES, AND PARTICULARLY OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, CONSIDERED ; WITH RESPECT TO THE ADVANTAGES RESULTING FROM A
STATE PAPER-CURRENCY : WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SUBJECT OF A BANK,
AND ON AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCF.. BY AN AMERICAN.
Philadelphia: Printed by M. Carey & Co. 1786. pp.43. 8vo. JOB.
THE TRUE INTEREST OP THE UNITED STATES, AND PARTICULARLY OP
PENNSYLVANIA, CONSIDERED ; WITH RESPECT TO THE ADVANTAGES RESULTING
PROM A STATE PAPER-MONEY : WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SUBJECT OP A
BANK, AND ON AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE. BY AN AMERICAN.
Philadelphia: Printed 'by Charles Cist, at the corner of Fourth and Arch-
streets. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (4), [31.] 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
BEERS, ANDREW 1749 _ 1824
LOUDON'S ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OP THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON ;
THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS ; THE RISING AND SETTING OP
THE SUN ; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1786: . . .
New-York: Printed and sold by 8. and J. f^ovdon, [1786.]
LOUDON'S ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON ;
THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS ; THE RISING AND SETTING OF
THE SUN ; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1787: BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE
ELEVENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Six lines.] By ANDREW BEERS,
PHILOM.
New-York: Printed and sold by S. & J. London, at their Printing -Office,
No. 5, Water-Street. [178G.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
BENEZET, ANTHONY 1713 _ 1784
ETLICIIE ANMERKUNGEN UBER DEN ZUSTAND UNO GEMUTHS-BESCHAFFENHEIT DER
INDIANISCHEN EINWOHNER DIESES WELTTHEILS. Aus DEM ENGLISCHEN UBER-
SETZT.
Ephrata: Klosterpresse. 1786. pp. 44. 8vo.
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BENEZET, ANTHONY, continued.
Second title: DIE MERKWURDIGE INDIANER-PBEDIOT ODER BEANTWORTUNG AUK
KINE PREDICT, VON EINEM SCHWEDISCHEN MISSIONAHIO GEHALTEN WORDEN AN
DER CONESTOGA IM JAHRE 1710.
Ephrata: Kloiterpretse. 1786.
BERKELEY, GEORGE MONCK 1763 - 1793
MARIA, OR THE GENEROUS RUSTIC. "O MAT WE NEVER LOVE AS THESE HAVE
LOV'D." POPE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786.
— MARIA, OR THE GENEROUS RUSTIC. [One line from] POPE.
New-York: Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock, 1786.
BERQUIN, ARNAUD 1750 - 1791
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND: CONTAINING A VARIETY OP PIECES, SUITED TO PLEASE
AND IMPROVE.
Philadelphia: Printed and fold by Young & M'Culloch, corner of Second
and Ghesnut-Streets, 1786.
19505
19506
— THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND, CONTAINING INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING
DIALOGUES FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, . . .
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Abel Hone, 1786.
BIBLIA.
THE HOLY BIBLE ABRIDGED : OR, THE HISTORY OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.
ILLUSTRATED WITH NOTES, AND ADORNED WITH CUTS, FOR THE USE OF CHIL-
DREN. [Two lines.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts) from the Pres» of Isaiah Thomas. MDCC-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), (2), ix-176. 32mo. AAS.
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19509
THE HISTORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, the
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets, 1786.
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,
AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. TOGETHER WITH A COL-
LECTION OF HYMNS. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
[Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tlwmat, and sold at his
Book-Store: Sold also by the Booksellers in Boston. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 151,
(1). 4tO. NYPL.
— THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTA-
MENT, AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. TOGETHER WITH
HYMNS. AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS: i. COLLECTED FROM THE SCRIP-
TURKS, ii. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S
SUPPER. WITH INDEXES AND TABLES COMPLETE. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D. [Six
lines of quotations.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah TJiomas, and sold at his
Book-Store: Sold also by the Book-sellers in Boston. MDCCLXXXVI. pp.
224, (1). 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
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BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS, continued.
— • DOCTOR WATTS'S IMITATION OP THE PSALMS OP DAVID, CORRECTED AND
ENLARGED. BY JOEL BARLOW. To WHICH IS ADDED A COLLECTION OF HYMNS ;
THE WHOLE APPLIED TO THE STATE OP THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN GENERAL.
THE SECOND EDITION. LUKE xxiv. [Two lines.]
Hartford: Printed by [Barlow and Babcockjfor Hudson and Goodwin, and
Nathaniel Patten. [With the privilege of copy-right.] [1786.] pp. 286, (19),
307 - 356. 12mo. NYPL.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OP OCR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST : TRANSLATED OUT
OP THE ORIGINAL GREEK ; AND WITH THE PORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY
COMPARED AND REVISED. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed for J. Crukshank, F. Bailey, Young, Stewart, and
M'Culloch, and T. Dobion. M.DCC.LXXXVI. Unpaged. 12mo.
An error in I Timothy, 4 :16, is repeated in Collins' edition of the New
Testament printed in Trenton in 1788. This edition is "wholly the
manufacture, in paper, printing, and binding, of this State."
BILLINGS, WILLIAM 1746 - 1800
THE SUFFOLK HARMONY, CONSISTING OF PSALM TONES, PUGES AND ANTHEMS. COM-
POSED BY WILLIAM BILLINGS : AUTHOR OP THE SINGING MASTERS ASSISTAFT [sic.~\
Boston: Engraved and printed by J. Norman, for the Author, and sold at
his house near the Liberty-pole. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. (2), 56 ; 8. obi. 24mo. AAS.
BONNYCASTLE, JOHN 1750 - 1821
THE SCHOLAR'S GUIDE TO ARITHMETIC: OR A COMPLETE EXEUCISE-BOOK, FOR THE
USE OP SCHOOLS. WlTH NOTES, CONTAINING THE REASON FOR EVERY RULE, DEM-
ONSTRATED PROM THE MOST SIMPLE AND EVIDENT PRINCIPLES. TOGETHER WITH
GENERAL THEOREMS FOR THE MORE EXTENSIVE USE OP THE SCIENCE. BY JOHN
BONNYCASTLE, PRIVATE TEACHER OK THE MATHEMATICS. [THE SECOND EDITION,
CORRECTED.]
London, Printed; Boston: Re-printed by John West Folsom, at tJie corner
of Ann-Street. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 200, (2). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
BOONE, DANIEL 1735 - 1820
THE ADVENTURES OP COL. DANIEL BOON . . . ADDED, THE CAPTIVITY AND
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE OP MRS. FRANCIS SCOTT. 1785.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1786. pp. 24. 8vo.
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.
THE BY-LAWS AND TOWN-ORDERS OP THE TOWN OF BOSTON, MADE AND PASSED AT
SEVERAL MEETINGS IN 1785 AND 1786. AND DULY APPROVED BY THE COURT OF
SESSIONS.
Boston : Printed by Edmund Freeman, at his Printing Office, north side
of UK, Town-Dock. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. [158], (7). 8vo. AAS. BM. BPL. HC. LOC.
Boston, January 9, 1786. Voted, "That John Gardiner, esquire, do
superintend the printing of the Town orders and By-laws, correct the
press, and see that a proper Index of the whole be made, and printed
therewith, and that he also do make such abstract."
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. BOSTON EPISCOPAL CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
AT A MEETING OP THE BOSTON EPISCOPAL CHARITABLE SOCIETY, HOLDEN THE
DAY OF 178 WAS ADMITTED A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY. IN
TESTIMONY OP WHICH THE SEAL OP SAID SOCIETY IS HERETO AFFIXED, AND A
COPY OP THE LAWS ANNEXED. . LAWS OF THE BOSTON EPISCOPAL CHARI-
TABLE SOCIETY, INSTITUTED ANNO 1724, AND INCORPORATED BY THE GOVERN-
MENT FEBRUARY 1784.
[Boston: 1786.] pp. (5). 4to. AAS.
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BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. KINO'S CHAPEL.
A CATECHISM, FOR THE INSTRUCTION op CHILDREN ; TAKEN FROM THE LITURGY OF
THE CHAPEL CHURCH IN BOSTON.
Boston: Printed and sold by Peter Edes, in State-Street. 1786.
THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND TUB COUNTRY JOURNAL. CONTAINING THE LATEST
OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Motto.] No. 1643. MONDAY, JANUARY
2, [ — No. 1692. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.J
Printed by Benjamin Edes and Son, No. 42, Cornliill, Boston. 1780. fol.
The motto reads : A free press maintains the majesty of the people.
The cut represents Liberty freeing a bird from its cage, with the legend:
Libertas et natale solum.
THE BOSTON MAGAZINE FOR THE YEAR 1786. CONTAINING, A COLLECTION OF
INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING ESSAYS, IN THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF USEFUL,
AND POLITE LITERATURE. TOGETHER WITH FOREIGN AND DOMK8TICK OCCUR-
RENCES, ANECDOTES, OBSERVATIONS ON THE WEATHER, *C. &C. VOL. III. [JANU-
ARY - OCTOBER, 1786.]
Boston: Printed and published by Edmund Freeman, north side of the
[Town-Dock] Stale-House. 1786. pp. (2), 451. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
Discontinued with the number for October, 1786.
BOWDOIN, JAMES 1727 - 1790
A PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE TO THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF AKTS AND SCIENCES ;
TO WHICH ARE ADDED THREE MEMOIRS ON PHILOSOPHICAL SUBJECTS. THE WHOLE
EXTRACTED FROM THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE MEMOIRS OF THE ACADEMY LATELY
PUBLISHED. BY JAMES BOWDOIN, ESQUIRE, . . .
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 71,
plate. 4to. BA.
BOWEN, JABEZ 1739 _ 1815
TO THE FREEMEN OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &C. GENTLEMEN, WELL CON-
VINCED THAT THE SUPPORTERS OF THE PRESENT OPPOSITION . . . HAVE CIRCU-
LATED, . . . THAT THE INTEREST ON THE STATE AND CONTINENTAL SECURITIES
HAVE BEEN PAID ON THE NOMINAL SUMS, AND NOT ON THE HEAL VALUE; I HAVE
PROCURED A CERTIFICATE FROM YOUR GENERAL-TREASURER, [which IS added.]
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1786.] Broadside, fol. JCB. LOC.
BOWLER, METCALF - 1789
A TREATISE ON AGRICULTURE AND PRACTICAL HUSBANDRY. DESIGNED FOR THE
INFORMATION OF LAND-OWNERS AND FARMERS. WlTH A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE
ADVANTAGES ARISING FROM THE NEW METHOD OF CULTURE, AS NOW PRACTISED
IN EUROPE. [Twelve lines of quotations.] BY METCALF BOWLER, ESQ.
Providence: Printed by Bennett^ Jteeler,for the Author, 1786. pp. [88.]8vo.
BROOK, MARY BROTHERTON 1726 - 1782
GRUNDE FUR DIE NOTHWENDIGKEIT EINEB STILLEN BARRENS BEYM OEFFENT-
LICHEN GOTTESDIENST, . . .
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist, 1786. pp. 38. 8vo. BM.
THE BROTHER'S GIFT : OR, THE NAUGHTY GIRL REFORMED. [Four lines of verse.]
THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
MDCCLXXXVI.
Worcester, Massachusetts Printed by Isaiah Thomas
pp. 30. 32mo.
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THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY MONITOR. NUMB. 1. THURSDAY, OCTOBER
5, [ — NUMB. 13. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett, 1786. fol.
Established by Shelly Arnett, an apprentice, and later a partner of
Shepard Kollock, upon the latter's removal to Elizabeth Town, and
continued by him to 1790. In that year Abraham Blauvelt became its
printer and publisher until its publication was discontinued with the
issue of October 30, 1792. In 1787, the following motto, from the
Massachusetts Bill of rights, was added to the heading: "The liberty
of the press is essential to the security of freedom in a State ; it ought
not, therefore, to be restrained in this Commonwealth."
BUCHANAN, JAMES
A REGULAR ENGLISH SYNTAX. WHEREIN is EXHIBITED THE WHOLE VARIETY OF
ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION, PROPERLY EXEMPLIFIED. To WHICH is ADDED THE ELE-
QANT MANNER OF ARRANGING WORDS AND NUMBERS OF SENTENCES. THE WHOLE
REDUCED TO PRACTICE, FOR THE USE OF PRIVATE YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES,
AS WELL AS OF OUR MOST EMINENT SCHOOLS. BY JAMES BUCHANAN.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles CM, in Arch-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVI.
pp. (2), xxxi, 197. 12mo. AAS.
BUCKLAND, JAMES
AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISCOVERY OF A HERMIT, WHO LIVED ABOUT 200 YEARS IN A
CAVE, AT THE FOOT OF A HILL, 73 DAYS JOURNEY WESTWARD OF THE GREAT
ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS. WRITTEN BY JAMES BUCKLAND AND JOHN FIELDING,
THE PERSONS WHO DISCOVERED HIM. [Four lines of verse.]
Pittiburg : Printed by John, Scott and Joseph Hall, 1786.
— THE REMARKABLE DISCOVERY OF AN AMERICAN HERMIT, WHO LIVED
UPWARDS OF 220 YEARS.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by George Jerry Osborne. 1786.
— A SURPRIZING ACCOUNT OF AN OLD HERMIT LATELY DISCOVERED IN
AMERICA ; TO WHICH is ADDED, AN ELEGANT ENGRAVED TYPOGRAPHICAL PLATE,
CONTAINING THE HERMIT, AND THE TRAVELLERS WHO DISCOVERED HIM, &C.
Middletown: Printed and sold by Woodward and Green. 1786.
— A SURPRIZING ACCOUNT OF AN OLD HERMIT, LATELY DISCOVERED IN
AMERICA. WITH AN ELEGANT ENGRAVED TYPOGRAPHICAL PLATE, CONTAINING
THE HERMIT AND THE TRAVELLERS WHO DISCOVERED HIM, &C.
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Bowen. 1786.
• — • A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF AN OLD HERMIT, WHO LIVED UPWARDS OF
TWO HUNDRED YEARS. [Ornament."]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (8). 16mo.
— [Cut.] A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF A HERMIT ! AND A MOST REMARK-
ABLE NARRATIVE OF A CITIZEN OF LONDON, WHO LEFT HIS NATIVE COUNTRY ON
ACCOUNT OF BEING CONNECTED WITH A NOBLEMAN'S DAUGHTER, AND SAILED IN A
SHIP BOUND FOR ITALY ; GIVING ALSO A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF HIS BEING BY
MISFORTUNE SHIPWRECKED AND CAST ON THE AMERICAN SHORE IN THE YEAR
1580, AND LATELY FOUND WELL IN A CAVE BACK OF THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS,
AGED TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS, BY CAPT. JAMES BUCKLAND AND
MR. JOHN FIELDING, TWO GENTLEMEN WHO IN JUNE, 1785, WBRE RECONNOIT-
ERING THE BACK COUNTRY. — CONTAINING ALSO A DETAIL OF THE TIME AND MANNER
OF HIS COMING THERE ; HIS WAY OF LIVING, &c. [Three columns.] [Colophon :]
[Boston : Printed by Ezekiel Russell and] Sold at the Office near Liberty
Pole; where may be had, A Wonderful account of the death and burial of the above
Hermit. [1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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BCELL'S MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Oreen, 1786.
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BURGES, BARTHOLOMEW ?
THE SEAMAN'S JOURNAL. BEING AN EASY AND CORRECT METHOD OF KEEPING THE
DAILY BECKONING OF A SHIP DURING THE COURSE OF HER VOYAGE.
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Gaine, 1786.
BURGH, JAMES 1714-1775
THE ART OF SPEAKING. CONTAINING i. AN ESSAY ; IN WHICH ARE GIVEN RULES
FOR EXPRESSING PROPERLY THE PASSIONS AND HUMOURS, WHICH OCCUR IN READ-
ING OR PUBLIC SPEAKING ; AND II. LESSONS TAKEN FROM THE ANCIENTS AND
MODERNS (WITH ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS, WHERE THOUGHT USEFUL) EXHIBIT-
ING A VARIETY OF MATTER FOR PRACTICE ; THE EMPHAT1CAL WORDS BEING PRINTED
IN ITALICS; WITH NOTES OF DIRECTION REFERRING TO THE ESSAY: TO WHICH ARE
ADDED, A TABLE OF THE LESSONS, AND AN INDEX OF THE VARIOUS PASSIONS AND
HUMOURS IN THE ESSAY AND LESSONS. [Four lines from] CICERO.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Charles Cist] for Thomas Dobson, Bookseller,
Second-Street, two doors above Chetnut- Street, M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. (2), 826;
(18). 12mo. AAS.
BURTON, ASA 1752 - 1836
A SERMON PREACHED AT WINDSOR, BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS CHITTENUEN,
ESQ., GOVERNOR, HIS HONOR, PAUL SPOONER, ESQ., DEPUTY GOVERNOR, THE
HONORABLE COUNCIL, AND THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
STATE OF VERMONT, ON THE ANNIVERSARY ELECTION, OCT. 13, 1785. BY ASA
BURTON, A. M., PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN THETFORD. [Motto.]
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 32. 4to.
CAMPBELL, SAMUEL
A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, IN DIVINITY, SERMONS, AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, TO
BE SOLD AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. (CATALOGUES TO BE HAD GRATIS.)
New - York : Printed for Samuel Campbell's New Book Store, No. 41,
Hanover-Square, four doors east from the corner of the Old Slip. 1786.
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SAMUEL CAMPBELL'S SALE CATALOGUE FOR 1786. CONTAINING ABOVE FIVE
THOUSAND VOLUMES, BEING A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, IN EVERY BRANCH
OF SCIENCE AND LITERATURE, ALL NEW, THE BEST EDITIONS, IN GOOD BINDINGS
(EXCEPT OTHERWISE EXPRESSED IN THE CATALOGUE) AND WILL BE SOLD AT THE
MOST REASONABLE PRICES AT SAMUEL CAMPBELL'S NEW BOOK AND STATIONARY
STORE, No. 44, HANOVER-SQUARE, CORNER OF THE OLD-SLIP.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs,for Samuel Campbell, 1786.]
CAREY, MATHEW 1760 - 1839
AN EPISTLE TO MR. ELEAZER OSWALD, PROPRIETOR OF THE INDEPENDENT GAZET-
TEER. [Four lines from] BROWNE'S ESSAY ON SATIRE.
/ Philadelphia: } Printed and sold by Mathew Carey, in Front-Street. 1786.
- THE PLAGI-SCURRILTAD: A HUDIBRASTIC POEM. DEDICATED TO COL. ELEA-
ZER OSWALD. [Ten lines of quotations.] BY MATHEW CAREY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by the Author, January 16, M.DCC.-
LXXXVI. pp. iv, (27), (3). 8vo. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
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THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND THE WESTERN REPOSITORY OP KNOWLEDGE. MULTAB
IT FAMA PER ORA8. VOL. I, NO. 22, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. [ NO. 73,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Carlisle : (State of Pennsylvania). Printed by Kline & Reynolds, . . .
1786. fol. LOC.
With the issue for August 9th, the beginning of the second volume,
an emblematic cut was added to the heading with the motto: We
follow the sun.
THE CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANACK, OR ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF O0R I.ORD, 1787; AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD, 5786 ; AND,
'TILL THE 4TH OF JULY, THE HTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BEING
THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. PRECISELY ADAPTED TO THE
HORIZON AND MERIDIAN OF CHARLESTON IN SOUTH-CAROLINA, LAT. 32 DEG. 30
MIN. NORTH : LONGIT. 79 DEG. WEST OF THE MERIDIAN OF GREENWICH ; BUT
MAY SERVE INDIFFERENTLY FOR ANY OF THE NEIGHBOURING STATES. CONTAINING
ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO SUCH A COMPOSITION. [Five lines of verse.]
[Charleston:] Printed for the Editor. [1786.] pp.20. 12mo. CLS.
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION, AT THE OLD CITY VENDUE-STORE, IN FRONT-
STREET, BETWEEN MARKET AND ARCH-STREETS ; THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
THIS EVENING THE 25TH [JANUARY, 1786] INSTANT, FROM 6 O'CLOCK TILL 9.
THE COLLECTION CONSISTING OF GREAT VARIETY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
AUTHORS, WITH EVERY SPECIES OF USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING LITERATURE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Carey and Co. 1786.
CATALOGUE OF JEWELS AND DIAMONDS FOR SENTIMENTALISTS ! LATELY RETURNED
FROM THE EASTWARD. AT THE BOOKSTORE OF THE LATE DECEASED [Robert Bell,]
WILL BEGIN THE SALE OF A NUMBER OF SAID DECEDENTS JEWELS AND DIAMONDS
FOR SENTIMENTALIST !
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey? 1786.
CATHERINES, PHOZBE FIELDING
A SURPRIZING THOUGH TRUE ACCOUNT, OF THE STRANGE & WICKED LIFE, AND THE
HAPPY CONVERSION, OF PHCEBE FIELDING, OF THE CITY OF LONDON, SHEWING
THE ILL CONSEQUENCES OF BAD COMPANY TO YOUNG WOMEN, AND THE BAD TEN-
DENCY OF THE CONDUCT OF PARENTS AND FRIENDS, IN DISCARDING DAUGHTERS OR
RELATIONS, FOK ACCIDENTAL DEVIATIONS FROM THE PATHS OF VIRTUE. WRITTEN
BY HERSELF. PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THK YEAR 1785,
BY PARTICULAR ORDER, AND AT THE PRIVATE EXPENCE OF THE BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY IN LONDON; AND BY THEM EARNESTLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PERUSAL
OF CHRISTIANS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS. [Signed, Phoebe Catherines.]
Re-printed in Bennington, in the State of Vermont, by Hancell & Russell,
in the year of our Lord, M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 12. 12mo. AAS.
CHALLONER, RICHARD 1691 - 1781
THE CATHOLICK CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTED IN THE SACRAMENTS, SACRIFICE, CERE-
MONIES, AND OBSERVANCES OF THE CHURCH. BY THE LATE RT. REV. R.
CHALLONER, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by and for C. Talbot, in Front-Street, Editor of
Reeve's History of the Bible, 1786. pp. (4), 264. 12mo. AAS.
CHANNING, HENRY THEVETT 1760 - 1840
GOD ADMONISHING HlS PEOPLE OF THEIR DUTY, AS PARENTS AND MASTERS. A
SERMON, PREACHED AT NEW-LONDON, DECEMBER 20TH, 1786. OCCASIONED BY
THE EXECUTION OF HANNAH OCUISH, A MULATTO GIRL, AGED 12 YEARS AND 9
MONTHS, FOR THE MURDER OF EUNICE BoLLES, AGED 6 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS.
BY HENRY CHANNING, M. A. [Five lines of quotations.]
New-London: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [31.] 8vo. AAS.
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LETTERS ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE MIND. ADDRESSED TO A YOUNG LADY.
[Ten lines from] ADDISON. BY MRS. CHAPONE. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third- Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. vii, 156. 12mo. AAS.
CHARLESTON. SOOTH CAROLINA. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
TABLE OF EXCHANGE, ESTABLISHED BY THE CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Charleston: Printed by Bowen and Markland, 1786.
THE CHARLESTON EVENING GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 1. MONDAY, JULY 11, 1785,
[— VOL. ii. No. 373. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1786."]
Printed by J. V. Burd and R. Haswell, No. 102 Broad-Street. . . . 1785-
1786. fol.
Established by Joseph Vincent Burd and Robert Haswell. With the
issue of January 9, 1786, Haswell withdrew, publicly announcing that
he had dissolved partnership with J. V. Burd, from want of sympathy
in its publication. Burd continued the Gazette alone to the end of
July, when Greenberry Hughes was associated with him as, J. V. Burd
and G. Hughes, until Burd's death, October 4th, after which it was
continued by Hughes alone, certainly to the above date. The Printing
office was removed August 1, 1785, to No. 24, Bay; and, in July, 1786,
again removed to No. 60, Bay.
THE CHARLESTON MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL. iv. NDMB. 271,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. [ — NUMB. 561. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Charleston: Printed by Childs, Haswell & H'Iver,at their Printing-Office,
No. 3, in Elliott-Street, near the Bay. 1786. fol.
In continuation of The South- Carolina Gazette, and t?ie public advertiser.
With the issue for November 8th, "Printers to the City" was added to
the imprint. And on November 10th, the Printing Office was removed
to No. 47, Bay, near the Exchange.
CHASE, SAMUEL 1741 - 1811
[Eight lines of verse.] THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, ON A REPORT OF A COMMITTEE,
DETERMINED TO ASCERTAIN THE AVERAGE VALUE, BY THE ACRE, OF THB LANDS
IN THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF THIS STATE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF LAYING THE
PUBLIC ASSESSMENT, AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT '. . . . [Signed] IMPARTIAL.
ANNAPOLIS, JANUARY 30, 1786.
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1786.] pp. (4). fol. MDL.
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TO THE HONOURABLE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, THE MEMORIAL
OF SAMUEL CHASE, AGENT OF THE STATE, FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE BANK
STOCK. [Signed, Samuel Chase. Annapolis. Feb. 17. 1786.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1786.] pp. (18). 4to. HC. NYPL.
CHILD'S DAILY PRESENT.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
CHILD'S PLAY THING, OH EASY SPELLING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
CHILD'S POCKET COMPANION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotxwood, in Front-Street, 1786.
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CHRISTMAS RHYME, ON SWING SWANQ, &C.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by W. Spotiwood, in front-Street, 1786.
CHRONICON EPHRATENSE. ENTHALTEND DEN LEBENS-LAUP DBS EHRWURDIGEN
VATERS IN CHRISTO, FRIEDSAM GOTTREOHT, WETLAND STIFTKRS UND VORSTEH-
ERS DBS GEISTLICHEN ORDERS DER ElNSAMEN IN EPIIRATA IN DER GRAF8-
CHAFFT LANCASTER IN PENNSYLVANIA. ZOSAMMEN GETRAGEN VON BR LAMECH
UND AGRIPPA.
Ephrata: Gedruckt Anno MDCCLXXXVI. pp. (2), (4), 250, (2). 4to. HSP.
The Vorrede is signed, Bruder Agrippa. Im Lager Ephrata den 14ten
April, 1786. This biography of Johann Conrad Beissel, the founder
of the Ephrata Community, is the principal source of information
regarding that remarkable institution. Brother Agrippa, is Johann
Peter Miller; and Brother Lamech's secular name is said to be Jacob
Gass. An English translation was printed in Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
in 1890.
A CIRCU3ISTANTIAL NARRATIVE OF THE LOSS OF THE HALSEWELL, EAST-INDIA-
MAN, CAPT. RICHARD PIERCE, WHICH WAS UNFORTUNATELY WRECKED AT SEA-
COMB, IN THE ISLE OF PuRBECK, ON THE COAST OF DORSETSHIRE, ON FRIDAY,
JANUARY 6, 1786. WITH HER WERE LOST TWO HUNDRED SOULS.
Springfield: Printed and sold by Stebbins and Russell? 1786.
CLARKE, JOHN 1687 - 1734
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MAKING OF LATIN. COMPOSING, AFTER AN EASY COM-
PENDIOUS METHOD, THE SUBSTANCE OF THE LATIN SYNTAX, WITH PROPER
ENGLISH EXAMPLES, MOST OF THEM TRANSLATIONS FROM THE CLASSICS AUTHORS,
IN ONE COLUMN, AND THE LATIN WORDS IN ANOTHER. To WHICH IS SUBJOINED,
IN THE SAME METHOD, A SUCCINCT ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIRS OF ANCIENT GREECE
AND ROME, INTENDED AT ONCE TO BRING BOYS ACQUAINTED WITH HISTORY, AND
THE IDIOM OF THE LATIN TONGUE. WlTII RULES FOR THE GENDER OF NOUNS.
BY JOHN CLARKE, LATE MASTER OF THE PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HULL.
THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION ; CAREFULLY CORRECTED ; AND DILIGENTLY
REVISED BY THE TWENTY-FOURTH LONDON EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts by Isaiah Thomas, . . . MDCC-
LXXXVI. pp. xii, 276. 12mo. AAS. LOC.
CLARKSON, THOMAS 1760 - 1846
AN ESSAY ON THE SLAVERY AND COMMERCE OF THE HUMAN SPECIES, PARTICULARLY
THE AFRICAN. TRANSLATED FROM A LATIN DISSERTATION, WHICH WAS HONOURED
WITH THE FIRST PRIZE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, FOR THE YEAR 1785,
WITH ADDITIONS. [One line of Latin from] LIVY.
London, Printed: Philadelphia: lie-printed by Joseph Crukshank, in
Market-Street, between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 155, (1).
12mO. AAS. BA. LOC. MHS.
CLEAVELAND, BENJAMIN
HYMNS ON DIFFERENT SPIRITUAL SUBJECTS. (ADAPTED TO BAPTIST WORSHIP.) BY
BENJAMIN CLEAVELAND.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbullf 1786.
A COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC. No. 1.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically by Young and M'Culloch, corner
of Second and Chesnut-Streets. 1786.
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THE COLUMBIAN [cut] HERALD, OR THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OP NORTH-
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AMERICA. [Motto.] PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY. NUMB. 138.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Charleston, South-Carolina: Printed by T, B. Bowen & J. Markland, No.
92 Church-Street, opposite the City-Tavern . . . 1786. fol.
The cut is of Geo. Washington esq. And the motto reads : That the
liberty of the press be inviolably preserved. Constitution of South-
'
Carolina. In April, the Printing Office was moved to No. 101, Church-
Street. In June, it was removed to No. 11, Elliott-Street; and in July
again removed to No. 53, Church-Street.
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THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE ; OR MONTHLY MISCELLANY. FOR SEPTEMBER,
[ — DECEMBER,] 1786.
[Philadelphia: Printed for T. Seddon, W.. Spotswood, C. Cist, & J.
Trenchant, 1786.] pp. 204, 8 plates, 3 tables. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NL.
This was the most ambitious project in magazine publication vet at-
tempted in this country. It was modeled upon the Gentleman's Maga-
zine, and London Magazine, and was established by Mathew Carey,
Thomas Seddon, William Spotswood, Charles Cist, and James Trench-
ard. Carey withdrew from the conduct of the magazine in December,
1786. Following which it was edited by Alexander James Dallas for
nearly three years. His attempt to report for its pages the Proceedings
of the Pennsylvania Convention for the ratification of the Federal
Constitution, so offended the Federalists, as to cause them to withdraw
their subscriptions. At about this time, and perhaps from the same
cause, proposals were issued for the publication of a magazine to be
called, The Philadelphia Magazine and universal asylum, which appears
not to have reached the stage of publication. In March, 1790, the
Columbian Magazine was transferred to new proprietors, between whom
and the projectors of the Philadelphia Magazine, an agreement was
entered into to unite the two, and the joint proprietorship resolved to
continue the publication of the Columbian Magazine, on an enlarged and
improved plan, with the title of The Universal Asylum and Columbian
Magazine. By a Society of Gentlemen. Under this title a new volume
numbering was begun, and publication continued to the end of the
year 1792, when, in consequence of the passage of a law denying
monthly publications the use of the mails, the proprietors relinquished
their undertaking, and publication ceased with the number for Decem-
ber, 1792. The earlier numbers were printed by Charles Cist, whose
name appears among the owners. In 1789, it was printed, for short
times, by Trenchard and Stewart, and by William Spotswood. With the
change in its name it was, Printed by William Young, for the Proprie-
tors, until its publication ceased. The engraved title and numerous
plates, in the first series, were the work of James Treuchard. The title
pages of the Universal Asylum were engraved by Thackara & Valance,
and contain a scene drawn by Charles Willson Peale.
19566
THE COMMERCIAL CONDUCT OF THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA CONSIDERED, AND
THE TRUE INTEREST THEREOP, ATTEMPTED TO BE SHOWN BY A CITIZEN OP NEW
YORK. [Two lines from] LOCKE.
New -York: Printed by S. & J. London, for tht Author, and given to the
public gratis. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (21). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. HYPL.
$18
19567
THE COMPLETE COUNTING HOUSE COMPANION. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — SATUR-
DAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed weekly by Carey and Co. and (one) delivered gratis
(weekly) to [each of] the subscribers to the Pennsylvania Evening Herald. Price to
non-subscribers, one shilling. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY
OF THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, . . .
MAY, . . . 1786. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1786.] pp. 337-346. fol.
This is the official issue.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD (IN SAID
STATE), ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green. 1786.] pp. 337-346. fol.
19572
19573
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1786.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1786.] pp. 337 -
346. fol. CHS. CSL. YC.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWB, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1786. [Colophon:]
New-Haven; Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1786.] pp. 347 -
350. fol. CHS. CSL. YC.
This is the official issue.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, ON THE
SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1786. [Colophon:]
New-London : Printed by T. Green. [1786.] pp. 847 - 350. fol. HSP. LOC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1786. [Colophon:]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1780.] pp. 347-
350. fol. CHS. CSL. PL.
A. C. Bates is of the opinion that this issue was not printed at New
Haven, but at Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin, in 1786.
19574
19575
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1786.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1786.] pp. 347 -
350. fol. BA. HC. YC.
A. C. Bates is of the opinion that this issue is a reprint and probably
not issued before 1791.
- ACTS AND LAWS OP THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA. [Seal.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcoek, M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (8), (2), (5),
(3), 346, (8). 8vo. AAS. BM. CHS. CSL. LOC. PL.
A reprint of the 1784 revision, with the session Acts to 1786 added,
omitting the seals and colophons. Also the Charter granted by Charles
II. The Declaration of independence ; Articles of confederation ; and
Treaty of peace between the United States and Great Britain, Septem-
tember 23, 1783.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE, continued.
19576 [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF CoNNECTrctrr, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1786. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1786.] pp. 347 - 350. 8vo. CHS.
19577 AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY . . . HOLDEN AT HARTFORD . . . MAY, . . .
1786. [Account of what is receivable by collectors for taxes, impost, and excise.]
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1786.] pp.2. fol. HCBA.
19578 BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-third of November, a day of thanksgiving.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green f 1786. Broadside, fol. CHS.
19579 THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. NUMBER 1093.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMBER 1144. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near the Bridge. 1786. fol.
19580 THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE, AND THE UNIVERSAL INTELLIGENCER. VOL. xxm.
No. 1156. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. xxiv. No. 1207. FRIDAY, DECEMBER
29, 1786.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, at the north-went corner of the
Parade. 1786. fol. AAS.
19581 THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. No. 949. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [— No. 1000.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-Office.
1786. fol. AAS.
19582 THE CONTINENTAL [U. S. arms] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL-
UME ix. NUMBER 515. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOLUME x. NUMBER 506.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Boston : (Commonwealth of Massachusetts) Printed and published, by James
D. Griffith, opposite the new Court-House, Court-Street. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC.
In June, the Printing-Office was removed to, "a few doors east of the
Green-Dragon " between the Green-Dragon Tavern and the South Mills.
In August, the paper was reduced in size. In the issue for December
15th, an apology is made for the color and quality of the printing paper,
which the stormy weather had prevented a supply.
19583 COOL THOUGHTS ON THE SUBJECT OF THE BANK. ADDRESSED TO THE HONORABLE
THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THK FREEMEN OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYL-
VANIA IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist, in Race-Street. 1786.] pp. [16.]
8vo. AAS.
Page 6 is misprinted 8.
19584 COOMBE, THOMAS 1758-1822
THE PEASANT OF AUBURN; OR, THE EMIGRANT. BY THOMAS COMBE, D. D. (FORM-
ERLY OF PHILADELPHIA). [One line from] GRAY. To WHICH is ADDED, THE
HIGHWAYMAN'S SOLILOQUY, AND THE UNFORTUNATE LOVERS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second-Street, 1786.
19585 — THE PEASANT OF AUBURN; OR, THE EMIGRANT. BY THOMAS COMBE, D.D.
(FORMERLY OF PHILADELPHIA). To WHICH is ADDED, THE HIGHWAY-MAN'S SOLIL-
OQUE [sic], AND THE UNFORTUNATE LOVERS . . .
New-York: Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock, 1786.
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A COPY OF A LETTER, WRITTEN BY OUR BLESSED LORD AND SAVIOR, JESUS CHRIST,
AND FOUND UNDER A GREAT STONE, 65 YEARS AFTER HIS CRUCIFIXION.
London, Printed: Botton, He-printed and told [by John Boyle] at the
Printing-Office in Marlborough-Street. [1786.] pp. 8. 16mo. AAS.
CORBET. JOHN 1620 - 1680
SELF EMPLOYMENT IN SECRET: CONTAINING, i. AN ENQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF THE
SOUL. it. THOUGHTS ON PAINFUL AFFLICTIONS, in. MEMORIALS FOR PRACTICE.
LEFT UNDER THE HAND-WRITING OF THAT LEARNED AND REV. DIVINE, MR. JOHN
CORBET, LATE OF CHICHESTER. WITH A PREFATORY EPISTLE, BY THE I.ATE REV.
MR. JOHN HOWE. CORRECTED AND NEWLY PUBLISHED BY S. WRIGHT, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head, in
Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. xii, *84. 12mo. AAS.
CORDIER, MATHURIN 1479 - 1564
CORDERII COLLOQUIORUM CENTURA 8ELECTA: A SELECT CENTURY OF CORDERIUS'S
COLLOQUIES. WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION AS LITERAL AS POSSIBLE; DESIGNED
FOR THE USE OF BEGINNERS IN THE LATIN TONGUE. BY JOHN CLARKE, LATE
MASTER OF THE PUBLICK GRAMMAR-SCHOOL IN HULL, AND AUTHOR OF THE INTRO-
DUCTION TO THE MAKING OF LATIN. THE TWENTY-FIFTH EDITION.
London: Printed, and New- York: He-printed, by Hugh Gaine,at the Bible
in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. vi, 170, (3). 12mo. NYPL.
19589
THE
i COUNTRY [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE POUGHKEEPSIE ADVERTISER. VOL. i. NUMB.
1. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1785, [ — NUMB. 73. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1786.]
Poughkeepsie : Printed by Nicholas Power, next door to the Tavern of Mr.
Thomas Poole, and nearly opposite the Tavern of Captain Stephen Hendrickson, a
few rods south of the Court-Home; wJiere subscriptions at twelve shillings per
annum . . . 1786. fol.
The cut represents various implements of agriculture. Established by
Nicholas Power, and continued by him to 1792. In October, 1788, the
title was changed to: The Country journal, and Dutchess and Ulster
County farmer's register, -with an elaborate wood cut of a farming scene
extending across the page, which was continued to July 21, 1789, when
the title was altered to : TJie Poughkeepsie Journal, under which title
it was continued to 1792, when publication ceased.
19590
1731-1800
BY WILLIAM COWPER, OF THE INNER
19591
19592
COWPER, WILLIAM
TIROCINIUM: OR, A REVIEW OF SCHOOLS.
TEMPLE, ESQ. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, Bookseller, in Second-street,
second door abone Chesnut-street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. (4), 32. 12rno. NYPL.
COXE, TENCH 1755 - 1824
THOUGHTS CONCERNING THE BANK, WITH SOME FACTS RELATING TO SUCH ESTABLISH-
MENTS IN OTHER COUNTRIES. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED TO THE HONORABLE THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA. BY ONE OF THEIR CONSTITUENTS.
Philadelphia : Re-printed and sold by Daniel Humphreys, in Spruce-Street,
between Front and Second-Streets, and at the bar of llanselVs Tavern, opposite the
State-House. 1786.
THE CRIES OF LONDON, AS THEY ARE DAILY EXHIBITED IN THE STREETS, WITH AN
EPIGRAM IN VERSE ADAPTED TO KACH. EMBELLISHED WITH FIFTY ELEGANT CUTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spolswood, in Front-Street. 1786.
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19603
THE CRIES OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed and gold by Young, Stewart and H'Culloch, tht
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets. 1786.
THE CUMBERLAND GAZETTE. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, f — FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1786.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, in Middle- Street, Falmouth.
1780. fol. AA8.
In continuation of The Falmouth Gazette. On July 20th, Falmouth is
changed to Portland, in the imprint, and thereafter.
DABOLL, NATHAN 1750 - 1818
THE XEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN AND LADIES DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1787: [Twelve lines.] BY EDMUND FREEBETTER,
PHILO.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green. [1786.] pp. [24.] 12mo.
A REGISTER FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. WITH AN ALMANACK, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1786.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green, 1786.
THE DAILY [N. Y. arms] ADVERTISER : POLITICAL, HISTORICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
"THE NOBLEST MOTIVE IS THE PUBLIC GOOD." VOL. II. NO. 264. MONDAY, JANU-
ARY 3, [ — No. 577. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1786.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs,at the new Printing-Office, No. 189,
Water-Street, mid-way between [opposite] [near] the Coffee-House and Fly-
Market. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF COCK ROBIN ; WITH THE TRAGICAL DEATH OF A. APPLE
PYE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
DE FOE, DANIEL 1661-1731
TRAVELS OF ROBINSON CRUSOE. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Worcester, Massachusetts, Printed by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 31, 32mo. AAS.
DELAWARE. STATE.
LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE DELAWARE STATE, AT A GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE STATE, COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1785, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT 'TILL THE THIRD DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1786, INCLUSIVE: BEING THEIR ELEVENTH SESSION. [Arms.]
Wilmington: Printed by Jacob A. Killen & Co. MDCCLXXXVI. pp.19, fol.
— LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE DELAWARE STATE, AT A GEN-
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE STATE, COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX : BEING THEIR TWELFTH SESSION. [Arms.]
Wilmington : Printed by Jacob A. Killen & Co. in Market- Street, west side.
MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 13. fol. ioc.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, OCTOBER, 1785,- JANUARY, 1786.
Wilmington : Printed by Jacob A. Killen & Co. 1786. pp. 50. fol. MHS.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, MAY, 1786.
Wilmington: Printed by Jacob A. Killen & Co. 1786. pp. 36. fol.
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DELAWARE. SPATE, continued.
•- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OP ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, OCTOBER, 1786.
Wilmington: Printed by Jacob A. Kitten & Co. 1786. pp. 11, (1). fol.
THE DELAWARE COUHANT, AND WILMINGTON ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i.
No. 1. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, [ — No. 17. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1780.]
Wilmington, Printed by Samuel and John Adams, in High-Street; . . .
1786. fol.
Established by Samuel and John Adams, and continued by them for
about two years. Its motto was : Here may be found what is honoura-
ble to imitate, and what is base to avoid. — Livy.
THE DELAWARE [State arms] GAZETTE, OR THE FAITHFUL CENTINEL. THE NOBLEST
MOTIVE IS THE PUBLIC GOOD. VlRO. Ms. 6. VER. 823. VOL. I. NO. 1. WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE 15, 1785. [— VOL. n. No. 81. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Wilmington: Printed by Jacob A. Kitten, on the west side of Market- Street,
between Third and High-Streets. 1786. fol.
Established, in June, 1785, by Jacob A. Killen, and continued by him
to the end of the year 1786. In January, 1787, the Gazette was pub-
lished by Frederick Craig and Company, by whom its publication was
continued to March, 1791, when the partnership was dissolved, by
mutual consent, Craig retiring, and his lute partners, Peter Brvnberg
and Samuel Andrews, continuing its publication to 1795. In that year
it was Printed for Robert Corain by Bonsai and Starr. They were suc-
ceeded, in November, 1796, by W. C. Smyth, and he, in turn, in 1797,
by Bonsai and Niles. The general title has always been continued, with
minor changes of sub-title, to the present time.
DILWORTH, THOMAS - 1780
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WORDS
BOTH COMMON AND PROPER ; FROM ONE TO SIX SYLLABLES. TlIE SEVERAL SORTS
OF MONOSYLLABLES IN THE COMMON WORDS BEING DISTINGUISHED BY TABLES INTO
WORDS OF TWO, THREE, AND FOUR LETTERS, &C. WITH SIX 8HBRT [«'c] LESSONS AT
THE END OF EACH TABLE, NOT EXCEEDING THE ORDER OF SYLLABLES IN THE
FOREGOING TABLES. THE SEVERAL SORTS OF POLYSYLLABLES ALSO, BEING RANGED
IN PROPER TABLES, HAVE THEIR SYLLABLES DIVIDED, AND DIRECTIONS PLACED AT
THE HEAD OF EACH TABLE FOR THE ACCENT, TO PREVENT FALSE PRONUNCIATION;
TOGETHER WITH THE LIKE NUMBER OF LESSONS ON THE FOREGOING TABLES,
PLACED AT THE END OF EACH TABLE, AS FAR AS TO WORDS OF FOUR SYLLABLES,
FOR THE EASIER AND MORE SPEEDY WAY OF TEACHING CHILDREN TO READ. II.
A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OF WORDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT
DIFFERENT IN SIGNIFICATION; VERY NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE WHITING ONE
WORD FOR ANOTHER OF THE SAME SOUND. III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE
GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, DELIVERED IN THE MOST FAMILIAR AND
INSTRUCTIVE METHOD OF QUESTION AND ANSWER; NECESSARY FOR ALL SUCH PER-
SONS AS HAVE THE ADVANTAGE ONLY OF AN ENGLISH EDUCATION. IV. AN USEFUL
COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, DIVINE, MORAL AND HISTORICAL;
TOGETHER WITH A SELECT NUMBER OF FABLES, &C. &C. ADORNED WITH PROPER
SCULPTURES, FOR THE BETTEH IMPROVEMENT OF THE YOUNG BEGINNER. AND, V.
FORMS OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING
RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOL-MASTERS . . .
[A NEW EDITION, WITH SOME IMPROVEMENTS.]
Boston: Printed by T. and J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Cornhill,
1786. pp. frontispiece. 8vo.
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DILWORTH, THOMAS, continued.
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE, IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I.
WORDS BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; . . . II. A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OF
WOHDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERENT IN SIGNIFICATION; . . .
III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, . . .IV.
AN USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES IN PROSE AND VERSE, ... V. FORMS
OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOL-MASTERS. ... A NEW
EDITION.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins, 1786.
DILWORTH, W. H.
THE COMPLETE LETTER-WRITER. CONTAINING FAMILIAR LETTERS ON THE MOST
COMMON OCCASIONS IN LIFE VIZ. BUSINESS, DUTY, AMUSEMENT, LOVE, COURTSHIP,
MARRIAGE, FRIENDSHIP, &C. A NEW EDITION.
New -York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, 1786.
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DODD, WILLIAM
DOCTOR DODD'S THOUGHTS IN PRISON.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786.
1727-1779
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DODSLEY, ROBERT 1703-1764
THE (ECONOMY OP HUMAN LIFE. TRANSLATED FROM AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT,
WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BltAMIN. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, AN ACCOUNT OF THE
MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DISCOVERED. IN A LETTER FROM
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, NOW RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL OF *******.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crvkslank, in Market-Street,
between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. xii, (2), 64 ; iv, (2), 70.
18ran. AAS. HC.
Second title : THE (ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE. PART THE SECOND. TRANSLATED
FROM AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, FOUND SOON AFTER THAT WHICH CONTAINED THE
ORIGINAL OF THE FIRST PART, AND WRITTEN BY THE SAME HAND. IN A SECOND
LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL
OF #*#**#.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Cnikshank, in Market-Street,
between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. iv, (2), 70.
DOWNS, BARNABAS. JUNIOR
A BRIEF AND REMARKABLE NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE AND EXTREME SUFFERINGS OF
BARNABAS DOWNS, JUN. WHO WAS AMONG THE NUMBER OF THOSE WHO ESCAPED
DEATH ON BOARD THE PRIVATEER BRIG ARNOLD, JAMES MAYER, COMMANDER,
WHICH WAS CAST AWAY NEAR PLYMOUTH-HARBOUR, IN A MOST TERRIBLE SNOW-
STORM, DECEMBER 26, 1778, WHEN MORE THAN SIXTY PERSONS WERE FROZEN TO
DEATH. CONTAINING ALSO A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF SAID SHIPWRECK. [Cut.]
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, for the Author, 1786. pp. 16. 16mo. AAS.
DU FOUR, PHILIPPE SYLVESTRE 1622 - 1687
MORAL INSTRUCTIONS OF A FATHER TO HIS SON, READY TO UNDERTAKE A LONG
VOYAGE ; OR AN EASY MANNER OF FORMING A YOUNG MAN TO ALL KINDS OF VIRTUE ;
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF SYLVESTER DU FOUR: TO WHICH IS ADDED,
A COLLECTION OF MORAL INSTRUCTIONS IN PROSE AND VERSE, FROM THE BEST
AUTHORS.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the new Book-Store, in
Second- Street, two doors above Chesmtt-Street. 1786.
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THE EASTER GIFT; OR, THE WAY TO BE VERY GOOD. A BOOK VERY MUCH WANTED.
ADORNED WITH CUTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, Front-Street, between
Market and Ghesnut-Streets. 1786.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1703 - 1758
AN ESSAY ON THE NATURE OP TRUE VIRTUE.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1786.
A HISTORY OF THE WORK OF REDEMPTION. CONTAINING THE OUTLINES OF A
BODY OF DIVINITY IN A METHOD ENTIRELY NEW. BY THE LATE REVEREND MR.
JONATHAN EDWARDS, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW-JERSEY.
New-York: Printed by Shepard Kolloek,for Robert Hodge, No. 38, Maiden-
Lane. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 402. 8vo. AAS. BM.
AN INQUIRY INTO THE MODERN PREVAILING NOTIONS RESPECTING FREEDOM
OF WILL.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1786.
SINNERS IN THE HANDS OF AN ANGRY GOD. A SERMON PREACHED AT ENFIELD,
JULY 8, 1741, AT A TIME OF GREAT AWAKENINGS: . . . THE FOURTH EDITION.
Salem: Printed by Dabney and Gushing, 1786.
ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754-1820
ELLICOTT'S MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD 1787 ; BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND
THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by John Hayes. [1786.] pp. (32). 16mo.
ELY, ZKBULON. 1759-1824
THE DEATH OF MOSES THE SERVANT OF THE LORD. A SEKMON PREACHED AT THE
FUNERAL SOLEMNITY OF HIS EXCELLENCY JONATHAN TRUMBULL, ESQ., L. L. D.
LATE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, AUGUST 19, 1785. BY ZEBULON
ELY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN LEBANON. [Four
lines of Scripture texts.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock, M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.28. 8vo.
EMMONS, NATHANAEL. 1745 - 1840
CHRIST THE STANDARD OF PREACHING. A SERMON PREACHED AT THE INSTALLATION
OF THE REVEREND CALEB ALEXANDER, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH
IN MENDON, APRIL 12, 1786. BY NATHANAEL EMMONS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH IN FRANKLIN.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street. [1786.]
pp. [32.] 8vo. AAS. CHS. LOC. NYPL. UTS. YC.
— CHRIST THE STANDARD OF PREACHING. A SERMON PREACHED AT THE
INSTALLATION OF THE REVEREND CALEB ALEXANDER. TO THE PASTORAL CARE
OF THE CHURCH IN MENDON, APRIL 12, 1786. BY NATHANIEL EMMONS, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN FRANKLIN.
New -York, Printed and sold by William Durell, No. 19, Queen-Street.
[1786.] pp. [36.] 12mo. BM. NYPL.
THE OFFICE OF THE MINISTRY THE BEST OFFICE. A SERMON PREACHED AT
THE INSTALLATION OF THE REVEREND DAVID AvERY TO THE MINISTERIAL OFFICE
IN THE CHURCH IN WRENTHAM, MAY 25, 1786. BY NATHANAEL EMMONS, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN FRANKLIN.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street. [1786.]
pp. 35. 12mO. AAS. BM. BPL. CHS. NYHS. UTS. YC.
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19624 ENGLAND. CHURCH OP
CHURCH OK ENGLAND PRIMER. To WHICH is ADDED THE CATECHISM.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
19625 ENTERTAINING FABLES FOR GENERAL INSTRUCTION.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed and sold by W. Spotitcood, in Front-Street, 1786.
1 9626 ERASMUS, DESIDERIUS 1465 - 1536
ERASMI COLLOQUIA SELKCTA; OR, THE SELECT COLLOQUIES OF ERASMUS : WITH AN
ENGLISH TRANSLATION, AS LITERAL AS POSSIBLE. DESIGNED FOR THE USK OF
BEGINNERS IN THE LATIN TONGUE. By JOHN CLARK, AUTHOR OF THE ESSAYS
ON EDUCATION & STUDY.
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall,for Benjamin Larkin, Book-seller
in Boston. [1786.] pp. 180. 12mo. AAS.
19627 THE ESSEX JOURNAL AND THE MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE GENERAL
ADVERTISER. NUMB. 79. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. 130. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall, in JUerrimack-tStreet, a little below
the Ferry-way. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC.
On July 5th, Mycall notes fgp This Paper begins the third year of its
republication. In December, the title was altered to : The Essex Jour-
nal & New-Hampshire Packet.
19628 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN NORTH AMERICA.
ERBAULICHE LIEDER. SAMMLUNG ZUM GOTTESDIENSTLICHEN GEBRAUCH IN DEN
VEREINIGTEN EVANGELISCH-LUTHEIUSCHEN GEMEINEN IN NORD-AMERICA ;
GESAMLET, EINGERICHTET UND ZUM DRUCK BEFOERDERT DURCH DIE GESAMTEN
GLIEDER DES HIESIGEN VEREINIGTEN EVANGELISCH-LUTHEHISCHEN MINISTERI-
UMS. ERSTE AUFLAGE.
Germantaun, Gedruckt bey Leibert und Billmeyer, 1786. pp. (14), 592, 8,
(2), 24, portrait. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
Second title : KURZE ANDACHTEN, EINER GOTTSUCHENDEN SELE, AUF ALLE TAGE
DER WOCHE UND ANDERE UMSTAENDE EINGERICHTET. [Ornament.] ERSTE
AUFLAGE.
Germantaun Gedruckt bey Leibert und Billmeyer. 1786. pp. (2), (24).
Pennsylvania State Copyright, issued to Peter Leibert and Michael
Billmeyer, 2 October, 1786. Compiled mainly by the Reverend Henry
Melchior Muhlenberg, and published by authority of the Lutheran
Synod. It superseded the "Marburger Gesangbuch" which, up to this
time, had been in use in Lutheran congregations in this country. The
preface, signed by twenty-five members of the Ministerium, written by
Muhlenberg, its senior member, states the reasons which guided him in
the selection of hymns ; and alludes to his forty-four years of " toilsome
pilgrimage " in the Western Continent.
19629 KIRCHEN-AGENDE DEH EVANGELISCH-LUTHERISCHEN VEREINGTEN GEMEINEN
IN NORD-AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Melchior Steiner, in der Bees-strasse. 1786.
pp. (2), 58. 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
A Liturgy for the United Evangelical Lutheran congregations in
North America, revised and enlarged in accordance with a vote of the
Lutheran Synod held in Philadelphia, in May, 1785. It harmonized with
the Hymn-book above given, and "even more purely expresses the creed
of genuine Lutheranism."
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN NORTH AMERICA, continued.
DlK KKSTEN FllUCHTE DER SlNGESCHULE DEK EVANGEL. LUTHERISCHEN
GEMEINE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Gedruckt bey Melchior Steiner. 1786. pp. 28. Ktmo.
EVANS, DAVID
GENERAL ELECTION: OR, SALVATION FOR ALL MEN ILLUSTRATED AKD PROVED.
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE MEETING OP THE UNITED BRETHREN, IN NEW
BRITAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA, NOVEMBER 1785. BY DAVID EVANS. [Three
lines from] ISAIAH xxix, 24.
Printed in the year 1786. pp. (2), (2), [27.] 8vo. LOC.
THE EXCHANGE ADVERTISER. VOL. 11. NDMB. LIV. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,
[ — NUMB. cm. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1786.]
Boston, Printed by Peter Edes, in State-Street. 1786. fol. AAS.
In February, the Printing-Office was removed to No. 45, Marlborough-
Street, and so continued until publication ceased in December. On
July 27th, 1786, twelve of the Boston Printers and Publishers announced
in the Advertiser over their signatures, that on July 31st will be com-
pleted one year since the tax on newspapers commenced. That they
have severely felt this restraint upon their liberty, and will be com-
pelled to reduce all their papers in size following that date. They
earnestly request a continuance of the public favor, especially in such
neighbouring States as still enjoy the full exercise of a free press. And
that they are now preparing an address to the public concerning the
said Act of the Legislature.
THE F AIRFIELD GAZETTE. VOL. I. No. 1. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, [ — No. 22,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Fairfield, Connecticut: Printed by Miller and Forgue, at their Printing-
office near the Meeting-Howie, 1786. fol.
Founded by — Miller, and — Forgue. Shortly after publication was
begun a sub-title, " or the independent intelligencer" was added. In
February, 1787, Peter Bulkeley was associated with them under the
firm name of Miller, Forgue and Bulkeley. At the end of its first year
of publication, in July, 1787, — Miller withdrew, and the Gazette was
published by Forgue & Bulkeley until the issue for September 3, 1789,
when, apparently, it ceased to appear.
THE FAIRING ; OR, GOLDEN TOY FOR CHILDREN OP ALL SIZES AND DENOMINATIONS,
IN WHICH THEY CAN SEE ALL THE FUN IN THE FAIR, AND AT HOME BE AS HAPPY
AS IP THEY WERE THERE. A BOOK OF GREAT CONSEQUENCE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
Philadelpliia : Printed and sold by W. Spots-wood, in Front-Street, 1786.
A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF ELIZABETH WILSON, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT CHESTER,
JANUARY 3o, 1786, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HER TWIN INFANTS. CON-
TAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF HER DYING SAYINGS ; WITH SOME SERIOUS REFLEC-
TIONS. DRAWN UP AT THE REQUEST OP A FRIEND UNCONNECTED WITH THE
DECEASED.
Carlisle: Printed and sold by Kline & Reynolds, 1786.
A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF ELIZABETH WILSON, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT CHES-
TER, JANUARY 3o, 1786, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HER TWIN INFANTS.
CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF HER DYING SAYINGS ; WITH SOME SERIOUS REFLEC-
TIONS. DRAWN UP AT THE REQUEST OP A FRIEND UNCONNECTED WITH THE
DECEASED.
Philadelphia : Printed in the year 1786.
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A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OP ELIZABETH WILSON, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT CHES-
TER, PENNSYLVANIA, JANUARY THE 3D, 1786, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF
HER TWIN INFANTS.
New -York: Printed and sold at tJie Printing-Office, No. 22 Water-
, IToD.
— A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF ELIZABETH WILSON ; WHO WAS EXECUTED AT CHES-
TER, JANUARY 80, 1786, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HER TWIN INFANTS.
CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF HER DYING SAYINGS, &c.
Hartford: Printed and »old by Hudson and Goodwin, 1786.
- A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF ELIZABETH WILSON ; WHO WAS EXECUTED AT CHES-
TER JANUARY 3, 1786, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HER TWIN INFANTS _
CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF HER DYING SAYINGS.
Middletown: Printed by Woodward & Green, 1786.
THE FALMOUTH GAZETTE & WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. n. No. 54. SATURDAY
JANUARY 7, [ — No. 66. THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1786.]
Falmouth (Casco Bay) Printed and published by Titcomb and Wait
1786. fol.
In February, the day of publication was changed to Thursday. Benja-
min Titcomb withdrew in the same month, the imprint after February
16th reading: Printed and published by Thomas B.Wait. In April, the
title was altered to, The Cumberland Gazette.
THE FATHER'S GIFT : OR, THE WAY TO BE WISE AND HAPPY.
Worcester (Massachusetts) Printed by Isaiah Thomas, and sold at his Book-
Store, MDCCLXXXVI : where may be had a variety of little books for children.
pp. 30, (1). 32mo. AAS.
FENNING, DANIEL
THE NEW READY RECKONER ; OK TRADER'S SURE GUIDE : ADAPTED TO THE USE OF
ALL PERSONS WHO BUY OR SELL ANY SORT OF COMMODITIES, WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, 1786.
UNIVERSAL SPELLING-BOOK, OR, A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE. CONTAINING, [Two columns of contents.] THE TWENTY-EIGHTH EDI-
TION WITH ADDITIONS. BY DANIEL FENNING, LATE SCHOOL-MASTER OF BuRES,
SUFFOLK. [Four lines.]
Falmouth, (Casco-Bay), Printed, and sold by Thomas B. Wait, at his Office
in Middle-Street. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 112, frontispiece. 12mo. Mens.
A FEW SALUTARY HINTS, POINTING OUT THE POLICY AND CONSEQUENCES OF ADMIT-
TING BRITISH SUBJECTS TO ENGROSS OUR TRADE AND BECOME OUR CITIZENS.
ADDRESSED TO THOSE WHO EITHER RISQUED OR LOST THEIR ALL IN BRINGING
ABOUT THE REVOLUTION. [Six lines from] ECCLESIASTICUS, CHAP. xn. VERSE
10, 12.
Charleston: Printed by Surd and Haswell, 1786. pp. 10. 12mo.
- A FEW SALUTARY HINTS, POINTING OUT THE POLICY AND CONSEQUENCES OF
ADMITTING BRITISH SUBJECTS TO ENGROSS OUR TRADE AND BECOME OUR CITIZENS.
ADDRESSED TO THOSE WHO EITHER RISQUED OR LOST THEIR ALL IN BRINGING
ABOUT THE REVOLUTION. [Six lines from] ECCLESIASTICUS, CHAP. xn. VERSE
10, 12.
Charleston: Printed: New- York: lie-printed by S. Kollock, corner of Wall
and Water Streets, 1786. pp. (16). 8vo. AAS. LOC.
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FIELDING, HENRY 1707 - 1754
THE HISTORY OF THE ADVENTURES OP JOSEPH ANDREWS, AND HIS FRIEND MR.
ABRAHAM ADAMS ; ABRIDGED PROM THE WORKS OP H. FIELDING, ESCJ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
THE REMARKABLE HISTORY OP TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING. ABRIDGED FROM
THE WORKS OP H. FIELDING. ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, Front-Street, 1786.
FITCH, JOHN 1743 - 1798
FITCH'S MAP OF THE NORTH WEST PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM PITTSBURG
TO THE MISSISSIPPI, AND FROM THE LAKE OF THE WOODS TO THE JUNCTION OP
THE OHIO WITH THE MlSSISIPPI [»ic.~\
Philadelphia: [Printed by John Fitch.] Sold by Thomas Dobson, at the
new Book-Store in, Second-Street, two doors abate Chesnut-Street, 1786.
The construction, engraving, printing, on a cider-press, and sale of this
map was done by the author, and the money raised in this manner,
some eight hundred dollars, was devoted to the construction of his
second steamboat which was successfully tried in 1787.
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
A POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1787. BEING THE THIRD AFTER
LEAP YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED FOR
THE USE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, IN LATITUDE 42 DEG. 25
MIN. NORTH. LONGITUDE 71 DEG. 4 MIN. WEST FROM THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY
AT GREENWICH. [WITH, THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, &c.]
Boston: Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Corn-
Mil. [1786.] pp. [20,] (112). 24mo. AAS. BA. HC. MHS. NL. NYPL.
Contains, the Declaration of American Independence.
THE FOLLOWING ODE, ON THE BIRTH-DAY OF HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASH-
INGTON, CELEBRATED BY THE ADOPTED SONS, AT THE PENNSYLVANIA COFFEE-
HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA, WAS COMPOSED BY A MEMBER OP THE SOCIETY. [Two
columns of verse.] [Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by M. Carey and Co. in Front-Street. 1786. Broad-
side, fol. HSP.
The copy in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania has manuscript
corrections, evidently by the Author.
FORDYCE, JAMES 1720 - 1796
ADDRESSES TO YOUNG MEN.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1786.
FOWLE'S NEW- HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND [seal] THE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
[Motto.] VOL. xxx. No. 1525. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. xxxi. No. 1583.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
Portsmouth: Printed and published by Melcher and Osborne, in Paved
Street. 1786. fol. AAS.
The circular Seal bearing the inscription around its edge : X Sigillum
Republics Neo Hantoniensis 1784. was dropped in December. The
motto reads : "Open to all parties — influenced by none : — We aim only
to be just." This motto was dropped October 26th ; and, on Decem-
ber 2d. this motto was substituted : "When angry nations part in
leagues of peace, Let private feuds and civil discords cease." Beginning
February 10th, "by reason of the new arrangement of the mails" the
day of publication was changed to Saturday. On January 27th, the
arrangement by which Daniel Fowle's two apprentices had continued
the Gazette was dissolved, George Jerry Osborne withdrawing from
the firm, and John Melcher, Fowle's residuary legatee, continuing its
publication alone to the year 1802. On September 7tb, a note from "A
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FOWLE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZKTTE, continued.
Printer to his friends and customers" reads : "The Gazette after the
20th of October next will be reduced to its former price, before the
late Revolution," namely six shillings and eight pence per annum. In
December, the printing office was removed to Market-Street.
19653 FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK, OB EPHEMERIS, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1787 ;
BEING THE THIBD AFTER LEAP-YEAR ; — AND THE TWELFTH YEAR OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. [Twenty-one lines.] BY THOMAS Fox, PHILOM. [Ornamental line.]
Wilmington, Printed and told by Jamen Adams. [1786.] pp. (36). 12nio.
19654 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 1706 - 1790
THE WAY TO WEALTH, AS CLEARLY SHOWN IN THE PREFACE OF AN OLD PENNSYL-
VANIA ALMANACK, ENTITLED, POOR RICHARD IMPROVED. WRITTEN BY DR.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1786. pp. 15. 16mo.
19655 FRANKS, DAVID
THE NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. CONTAINING, A VALUABLE AND WELL CALCULATED
ALMANACK ; — TABLES OF THE DIFFERENT COINS, SUITABLE FOR ANY STATE, AND
DIGESTED IN SUCH ORDER, AS TO RENDER AN EXCHANGE BETWEEN ANY OF
THE UNITED STATES PLAIN AND EASY. LIKEWISE, 1. THE NAMES OF ALL THE
CITIZENS, THEIR OCCUPATIONS AND PLACES OF ABODE. 2. THE MEMBERS IN
CONGRESS, FROM WHAT STATE, AND WHERE RESIDING. 3. GRAND DEPARTMENTS
OF THE UNITED STATES FOR ADJUSTING PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, AND BY WHOM CON-
DUCTED. 4. MEMBERS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY, FHOM WHAT COUNTY, AND
WHERE RESIDING. 5. JUDGES, ALDERMEN, AND OTHER CIVIL OFFICERS, WITH
THEIR PLACES OF ABODE. 6. PUBLIC STATE-OFFICERS, AND BY WHOM KEPT. 7.
COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND WHERE RESIDING. 8. MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL,
WHERE RESIDING AND OF WHAT CHURCH. 9. PHYSICIAN, SURGEONS, AND THEIR
PLACES OF ABODE. 10. PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS, DAYS, AND HOUKS OF BUSINESS AT
THE BANK. 11. PROFESSORS, &c. OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
12. RATES OF POSTAGE, AS BY LAW ESTABLISHED. 13. ARRIVALS AND DEPAR-
TURES OF THE MAILS AT THE POST-OFFICE. BY DAVID FRANKS.
New-York: Printed by Shepard Kollock, corner of Wall and Water Streets,
M,DCC,LXXX,VI. pp. (82). 12mo. NYIIS.
" The first of the kind ever attempted in this city." Reprinted in 1851 ;
in 1860 ; in 1874 ; in 1876 ; in 1886 ; and in 1888.
19656 THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL: OR, THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. V. NUMB. CCXLVI.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4 , [ — NUMB, ccxcvii. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27,1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC. MHS.
19657 THE FREEMAN'S ORACLE, AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i.
No. 1. TUESDAY, JUNE 27, [ — No. 27. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
Exeter: Printed and published by Lamson and Ranlet, in Dearborn's new
constructed Press. 1786. fol. AAS.
The motto reads : The independence of a State cannot be supported,
but may be destroyed by the importation of foreign luxuries. Estab-
lished by John Lamson, and Henry Ranlet, and continued by them to
August, 1789. In that month, Henry Ranlet withdrew, and established
The Newhampshire Gazetteer. John Lamson continued to publish the
Freeman's Oracle into December, when it was merged into The New-
hampshire Gazetteer, which then assumed the consecutive volume, and
number, of the Freeman's Oracle for its own issues. Lamson's con-
nection ceasing when the papers were merged.
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FRENEAU, PHILIP. 1752 - 1832
THE POEMS OF PHILIP FHENEAU. WRITTEN CHIEFLY DURING THE LATE WAR.
[Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. vii, (1), 407. 8vo. BM. BPL. HSP. JOB. LOC. MHS.
Reprinted in London in 1861.
FRIENDS. SOCIETY OP
THE EPISTLE PROM OUR YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS
FROM THE 5TH DAY OF THE SIXTH MONTH, 1786, TO THE 12TH OF THE SAME
INCLUSIVE. To FRIENDS AT THEIR ENSUING YEARLY-MEETING, TO BE HELD IN
PHILADELPHIA, FOR PENNSYLVANIA, NEW-JERSEY, &c., &c.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Cmkshankf 1786.] pp. [2.] fol. AAS.
THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURN-
MENTS. FROM THE 5TH OF THE SIXTH MONTH 1786, TO THE 12TH OF THE SAME
INCLUSIVE. TO THE QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF FRIENDS IN GREAT-
BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND ELSEWHERE.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph CruksJiank? 1786.] pp. [4.] fol.
GAINE, HUGH, publisher
GAINE'S UNIVERSAL REGISTER, OR COLUMBIAN KALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR 1787:
AND THE 12TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AFTER THE 4TH JULY.
New-York: Printed and sold by H. Gaine, Bookseller and Stationer, at the
Bible in Hanover- Square; and John R, Oaine, at his Book-Store almost opposite
the Merchant's Coffee-House, in Water-Street. [1786.] pp. (199), (2), (8). 24nio.
Contains, the Articles of confederation and perpetual union between the
States ; Treaties between His Host Christian Majesty, and the Thirteen
United States of America, signed at Paris, Sept. 3, 1783 ; and A
Treaty of amity and commerce between his majesty the King of
Prussia, and the United States of America.
GARDINER, JOHN SYLVESTER JOHN 1765 - 1830
AN EPISTLE TO ZENAS. [A Poem.]
Boston: Printed by Peter Edes. [1786.] pp. 15, (2). 4to. AAS.
A bitter satire, directed at James Sullivan, afterwards Governor of
Massachusetts.
THE GAZETTE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. No. 154. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,
[ — No. 205. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, Brocighton- Street. 1786. fol. GHS.
Beginning with the issue for April 27th, the imprint became a part of
the heading.
GEMEINNUTZIGE PHILADELPHISCHE CORRESPONDENZ. NUM. 245. DIENSTAGS DEN
3 JANUAR, [ — NUM. 296. DIENSTAGS DEN 26 DEZEMBER, 1786.]
Diest, Zeitung wird Dienstag nachmitlags heravsgegeben von Melchior
Steiner, Buchdritcker, in der Rees-Stras*e, zwischen der Zweyten- und Dritten-
Strasse, zu Philadelphia; fuer Zehn Schillinge des Jahrs. Fuenf Schilling werden
beym Einschreiben bezahlb. 1786. fol. HSP.
GEORGE, DANIEL 1758 - 1804
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD, 1787, BEING THE THIRD AFTER
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
ENCE. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF BOSTON, LAT. 42 DEG. 23 MIN. NORTH.
BY DANIEL GEORGE, PHILOMATHES. [Two lines from] YOUNG.
Boston: Printed by Edes & Son, iVo. 42, Cornhill. [1786.] pp. (24). 12mo.
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GEORGIA. STATE.
AN ACT FOB AMERCING CERTAIN PERSONS THEREIN NAMED, AND ADMITTING OTHERS
TO THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR ASCERTAINING THE RIGHTS OF ALIENS, AND POINTING OUT A MODE
FOR THE ADMISSION OF CITIZENS.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR THE BETTER REGULATING THE TOWN OF SAVANNAH, AND THE
HAMLETS THEREOF ; AND APPOINTING COMMISSIONERS FOR REGULATING THE TOWN
OF SUNBURT.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR ESTABLISHING COURTS IN FRANKLIN AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES,
AND TO APPOINT JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR SAID COUNTIES.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR IMPOSING A TAX ON THE INHABITANTS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
AND OTHER PEUSONS HOLDING PROPERTY, REAL OR PERSONAL, THEREIN, FOR THE
USE AND SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT THEREOF FROM THE FIRST DAY OF JAN-
UARY TO THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR LAYING OUT A DISTRICT OF LAND, SITUATE ON THE RlVEH MISSIS-
SIPPI, AND WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THIS STATE, INTO A COUNTY, TO BE CALLED
BOURBON.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR THE REGULAR ESTABLISHMENT AND SUPPORT OF THE PUBLICK
DUTIES OF RELIGION.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT FOR THE SECURITY OF FOREIGNERS WHO MAY LEND MONEY AT INTER-
EST ON REAL ESTATE.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT TO ADMIT CERTAIN PERSONS TO THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT TO AMEND AND ALTER SOME PARTS, AND REPEAL OTHER PARTS, OF THE
SEVERAL LAND ACTS IN THIS STATE.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE AUDITOR TO LIQUIDATE THE DEMANDS OF SUCH
PERSONS AS HAVE CLAIMS AGAINST THE CONFISCATED ESTATES, AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT TO ENABLE THE SUBJECTS OF HlS MOST CHRISTIAN MAJESTY TO
TRANSFER AND SETTLE SUCH OF THEIR ESTATES AND PROPERTY AS IS OR SHALL
HAPPEN TO FALL WITHIN THIS STATE, AND ALSO TO PERFECT THE GRANT OF
TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND IN THIS STATE TO THE VICE ADMIRAL THE
COUNT D'ESTAING, AND TO ENCOURAGE THE SETTLEMENT THEREOF.
SnvannaJi: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
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AN ACT TO ESTABLISH AND REGULATE THE INSPECTION OP TOBACCO.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1780.
AN ACT TO EXPLAIN THE FIFTY-FIRST ARTICLE OF THE CONSTITUTION RESPECT-
ING INTESTATE ESTATES, AND ALSO CONCERNING MARRIAGES.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
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AN ACT TO RENDER EAST THE MODE OF CONVEYING LANDS, AND FOR MAKING
VALID ALI, DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES HERETOFORE THAT MAY BE DEFICIENT IN
POINT OF FORM.
Savannah: Printed by Jamet Johnston, 1786.
AN ACT TO REVISE AND AMEND AN ACT FOR REGULATING THE TRADE, LAYING
DUTIES UPON ALL WARES, GOODS, LIQUORS, MERCHANDISE, AND NEGROES, IM-
PORTED INTO THIS STATE ; ALSO AN IMPOST ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPPING ; AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES HEREIN MENTIONED. PASSED AT AUGUSTA, FEBRUARY
13, 1786.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
THE ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PASSED AT AUGUSTA, LAST JANUARY
AND FEBRUARY, CONTAINING THE IMPOST AND TOBACCO ACTS, &c.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
AN ORDINANCE FOR ASCERTAINING THE SPECIE VALUE OF GEORGIA TREASURY
CERTIFICATES AND BILLS OF CREDIT, ISSUED BY THE STATE SINCE THE COMMENCE-
MENT OF THE LATE WAR.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1786.
THE GEORGIA STATE GAZETTE, OR INDEPENDENT REGISTER. VOL. i. No. 1. SAT-
URDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, [— No. xiv. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1786. fol. GHS.
Established by John Erdman Smith and continued by him to 1803 ?
With the issue for April llth 1789, the title was altered to The Au-
gutta Chronicle and gazette of the State. The name of the State being
printed before the title giving it an alphabetical sequence to its first
name. With the change the following motto from the State Constitution
was added to the heading : "Freedom of the Press, and trial by jurv
shall remain inviolate." Publication was continued, weekly, under this
title to the year 1819 ; and semi-weekly to September, 1822. It was
afterward consolidated with The Constitutionalist, and called The
Chronicle and Constitutionalist. In 1826, it was owned by A. H.
Peinberton. Publication was continued into the year 1860. The Geor-
gia Historical Society has a good file of the earlier issues.
DIE GERMANTAUNER ZEITUNG. JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1786.
Oermantaun: Gedruckt bey Peter Leibert und Michael Billmeyer. 1786. fol.
GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODE-ISLAND, NEW-HAMPSHIRE &
VERMONT ALMANACK, WITH AN EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787 :
AND ELEVENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA, FUOM CREATION ACCORDING
TO THE SCRIPTURES, 5749. [Six lines. Cut. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Ihomas. [Price Ms per gross. 4s per doz.
Sixpence single.'] [1786.] pp. (48). 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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GODDAKD, WILLIAM 1740 _ 1817
THE PENNSYLVANIA, DKLAWABE, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK, AND
EPHEMERIS, FOR THE TEAR OP OUR LORD, 1787.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by William Goddard. [1786.1 pp (48V
12rao.
GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG VON
THE SORROWS OP WERTER ; A GERMAN STORY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786. 2 vols.
1749 _ 1832
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER 1728 - 1774
THE DESERTED VILLAGE. A POEM.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, Bookseller in Second-Street. 1786.
THE TRAVELLER ; OR, A PROSPECT OF SOCIETY. A POEM. BY DR. GOLDSMITH.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786.
GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. PHILADELPHIA, MAY 4, 1786.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Young, Stewart, and M'Culloch, the corner of
Chesnut and Second-streets. [1786.] pp. [12.] 12mo. LOC.
GREAT BRITAIN. KINGDOM.
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE FURTHER INCREASE
AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION. AN ACT OP 26TH.
GEORGE IIIo.
New -York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, 1786.
GREEN, JOHNSON - 1786
[Cut of gallows.] THE LIFE AND CONFESSION OF JOHNSON GREEN, WHO is TO BE
EXECUTED THIS DAY, AUGUST 17TH, 1786, FOR THE ATROCIOUS CHIME OP BUR-
GLARY, TOGETHER WITH HIS LAST AND DYING WORDS. [Five Columns.]
Printing-office in Worcester [by Isaiah Thomas, 1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
GREGORY, JOHN 1724 - 1773
A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. UNDKR THE FOLLOWING HEADS. INTRO-
DUCTION, RELIGION, BEHAVIOUR, AMUSEMENTS, FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND MARRIAGE.
BY THE LATE DR. GREGORY, OP EDINBURGH. TO WHICH IS ADDED, EDWIN AND
ANGELINE ; OR, THE HERMIT, A TALE. BY THE CELEBRATED DR. GOLDSMITH.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, 1786.
GWINETT, AMBROSE
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF AMBROSE GWINETT, APPRENTICE TO AN ATTORNEY
AT LAW. WHO FOR A MURDER WHICH HE NEVER COMMITTED, WAS TRIED, CON-
DEMNED, EXECUTED, AND HUNG IN CHAINS, IN OLD ENGLAND ; YET LIVED MANY
YEARS AFTERWARDS, AND IN HIS TRAVELS POUND THE MAN IN THE WEST-INDIES
ACTUALLY ALIVE J FOR THE SUPPOSED MURDER OF WHOM HE HAD BEEN REALLY
EXECUTED. DEMONSTRATIVELY PROVING, THAT CONDEMNATIONS UPON CIRCUM-
STANTIAL EVIDENCE ARE INJURIOUS TO INNOCENCE, INCOMPATIBLE WITH JUSTICE,
AND THEREFORE OUGHT ALWAYS TO BE DISCOUNTENANCED, ESPECIALLY IN CASES
OF LIFE AND DEATH.
Hudson: Printed and told by Ashbel Stoddard. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.
23. 12mo. AAS.
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THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. NUMB. 1. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, [— NUMB.
17, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Northampton : Printed by William Butler, a few rods east of the Court-
House. 1786. fol. AAS. MHS.
Established by William Butler, and continued by him to July 1815,
•when he sold all his interests to William W. Clapp, who continued the
Gazette into the year 1817. It was then sold to Thomas W. Shepherd
and Company, by whom it was published from 1817 into 1822. In the
latter year Sylvester Judd became its proprietor from 1822 into 1834.
He was succeeded by William A. Hawley, as proprietor, from 1834
into 1853, when the Gazette was published by Hopkins, Bridgmau &
Co., under the editorship of J. R. Trumbull, from 1853 into 1858.
Trumbull and Geere published the paper from 1858 into 1877, in
which year Henry S. Geere became the sole proprietor. Continued to
the present time.
THE HAMPSHIRE HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. in. NUMB. 104. TUESDAY, MAY 4,
1784 [ — VOL. v. NUMB. 229. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1786.]
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Springfield: Printed and PtibliiJted by
Stebbins and Russell, at their Office, the head of the road leading to [ near J the
great Ferry. 1786. fol. AAS.
In continuation of The Massachusetts Gazette, or the general advertiser.
The motto reads : "To instruct and to entertain — To cheer the sad-
dened brow of adversity, and to curb licentiousness — To aid the
politician and assist the moralist — To inform the body politick of
whatever may be necessary for their political existence — And to dispel
ignorance, are duties incumbent on editors of periodical publications."
Beginning August 1st, 1786, it was called, Hampshire Herald. With
the motto from Horace: Omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulci,
lectorem delectando, pariterque monendo. The elate when the Herald
ceased publication is not known ; but it was not continued beyond
March, 1787, when John Russell established The Hampshire Chronicle,
and may have terminated about the above date this year.
HANSON, ALEXANDER CONTEE 1749 - 1806
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OP THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT,
ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OF MARYLAND. BY ARISTIDES.
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1786.]
pp. 62. 8VO. JCB. LOC. MDL.
HART, LEVI 1738-1808
THE DESCRIPTION OP A GOOD CHARACTER ATTEMPTED AND APPLIED TO THE SUBJECT
OF JURISPRUDENCE AND CIVIL GOVERNMENT. A DISCOURSE, ADDRESSED TO HIS
EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, AND THE HONOURABLE LEGISLATURE IN THE STATE
OF CONNECTICUT, CONVENED AT HARTFORD ON THE GENERAL ELECTION, MAY
HTH, M.DCC.LXXXVI. BY LEVI HART, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN PRESTON.
[Four lines from] 2 CHRON. xxiv. 15, 16.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1786.] pp. 30. 8vo. AAS.
THE EARNEST DESIRE AND ENDEAVOUR OF THE TRUE, AND EVANGELICAL MIN-
ISTER, THAT HIS HEARERS MAY HAVE A PROPER REMEMBRANCE OF THE GOSPEL
AFTER HIS DEATH. CONSIDERED AND IMPROVED IN A DISCOURSE AT THE FUNERAL
OF THE REVEREND MR. NATHANIEL EELLS, PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN STONINGTON,
JUNE 3, 1786.
New-London: Printed by T. Green. 1786.
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HART, LKVI, continued.
THE PERFECTION OP SAINTS IN THE SEPARATE STATE: OR, THE GREAT AND
HAPPY ADVANCE, IN THE DIVINE LIFE, EXPERIENCED BY THE MAN OF GOD, ON HIS
ENTRANCE INTO THE WORLD OF SPIRITS: ILLUSTRATED IN A DISCOURSE FROM
I COR. XIIITH, llTH. OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF THE HONORABLE JABEZ
HUNTINGTON, ESQ. DELIVERED AT NORWICH, OCT. 8TH, 1786 ; THE LoRD's-DAY
FOLLOWING HIS INTERMENT. BY L.EVI HART A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN PRES-
TON. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
New-London: Printed by T. Green. [1786.] pp. 23. 8vo. AAS. CHS. HC.
THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST CONSIDERED AND PROVED: AND THE CON-
SEQUENT TRUTH AND DIVINITY OF THE CHRISTIAN SYSTEM BRIEFLY ILLUSTRATED.
IN A DISCOURSE, ON 1 CORINTHIANS, XV. 17. ADDRESSED TO THE SECOND CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT, RHODE-ISLAND, AT THE ORDINATION
OF THE REVEREND WlLLIAM PATTEN TO THE EVANGELICAL MINISTRY, AND PAS-
TORAL OFFICE, OVER THEM. MAY 24, 1786. By LEVI HART, A. M. PASTOR OF A
CHURCH IN PRESTON, CONNECTICUT. [Three lines from] 2 PET. i. 16.
Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1786. pp. [30] ; [19], (1). 8vo. AAS.
Second title : MR. [WILLIAM] PATTEN'S SERMON, THE LORD'S-DAY SUCCEEDING HIS
ORDINATION.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1786.] pp, 19, (1).
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
ILLUSTRISSIMO JACOBO BOWDOIN, ARMIGERO, LL. D. GUBERNATORI; HONOHATISSIMO
THOM^E GUSHING, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUBERNATOHI ; CONSILIARIIS ET SENATORIBUS,
REPUBLICS MASSACHUSETTENSIS. REVERENDISQUK, ECCLESIARUM IN OPPIDIS SEX
VICINIS, PRESBYTERIS, UKIVERSITATIS HARVARDIAN^E CURATORIBCS; REVERENDO
JOSEPHO WILLARD, pR^sioi ; TOTi SENATui ACADEMico ; [Three lines.] THESES
HASCE, JUVENES IN ARTiBus iNiTiATi, [Forty-five names.] HUMILLIME DEDI-
CANT . . . HABITA IN COMITIIS UNIVEKSITATIS CANTABHIGLS:, MASSACHUSET-
TENSIS, DIE JULII xix. ANNO SALUTIS MDCCLXXXVI. RERUMQUE PUBLICARUM
FOEDERATARUM AMERICA SUMM^E POTESTATI8 XI. [Colophon:]
[Boitonite: lypis Edmundi Freeman.] [1786.] Broadside, fol. HO.
Qu^ESTIONES SUB REVERENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, S. T. D. UNIVER6ITATI8 HAR-
VARDIAN.*:, QU^E EST CANTABRIGI^E, IN REPUBI.ICA MA8SACHUSETTENSI, PRESIDE,
IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS, A. LAURELS MAGISTRALI8 CANDIDATIS, PRO MODULO DI8CU-
TIEND^B, DIE JULII xix, ANNO SALUTIS MDCCLXXXVI. [Thirty-nine lines.]
[Colophon :]
Bostonice: Typis Thomte et Johannis Fleet. [1786.] Broadside, fol. HC.
HAVEN, SAMUEL 1727 - 1806
AN ELECTION SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE GENERAL COURT, OF NEW-HAMP-
SHIRE, AT CONCORD, JUNE 8, 1786. BY SAMUEL HAVEN, D. D. PASTOR OF THE
SOUTH CHURCH IN PORTSMOUTH. [Four lines of Scripture text.]
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (24). 8vo.
HAWEIS, THOMAS 1734 - 1820
THE COMMUNICANT'S SPIRITUAL COMPANION, OR AN EVANGELICAL PREPARATION FOR
THE LORD'S SUPPER. WITH MEDITATIONS AND HELPS FOR PRAYER. BY REV.
THOMAS HAWEIS. THE EIGHTH EDITION.
New-York: Printed by S. and J. London, 1786.
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SOME IMPORTANT CASKS OF CONSCIENCE ANSWERED, AT THE CASUISTICAL LECTURE,
IN LITTLE ST. HELEN'S, BISHOPGATE-STREET, LONDON. BY THE KEY. S. HAYWARD,
[Three lines from] JER. vi. 16.
Wilmington : Printed and sold by Jamet Adams, 1786.
HAZLITT, WILLIAM 1737 - 1820
A DISCOURSE ON THE APOSTLE PAUL'S MYSTERY OF GODLINESS BEING MADE MANI-
FBST IN THE FLESH. BY BEREANU8 THEOSEBES. [Three lines of quotations.]
Falmouth : Printed and told by Thoma» B. Wait, at his office in Middle-
ttreet. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. (24). 4to. AAS. BA.
A THANKSGIVING DISCOURSE, PREACHED AT HALLOWELL, 15 DECEMBER, 1785.
BY WILLIAM HAZLITT, A. M.
B-o-s-t-o-n: Printed and sold by S-a-m-u-e-l • H-a-l-l, in Stale-street.
MCDDLXXXVI [sic 1786.] pp. (19). 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. LOC. MHS. NTPL. TC.
THE HISTORY OP LITTLE GOOD? TWO-SHOES ; OTHERWISE CALLED MRS. MARGERY
TWO-SHOES. WITH THE MEANS BY WHICH SHE ACQUIRED HER LEARNING AND
WISDOM, AND IN CONSEQUENCE THEREOF HER ESTATE. SET FORTH AT LARGE FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WlIO FROM A STATE OF RAGS AND CARE, AND HAVING
SHOES BUT HALF A PAIR; TlIEIB FORTUNE AND THEIR FAME WOULD FIX, AND
GALLOP IN A COACH AND SIX. SEE THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT IN THE VATICAN AT
ROME, AND THE CUTS BY MlCIIAEL ANGELO. ILLUSTRATED WITH THE COMMENTS
OF OUR GREAT MODERN CRITICS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spntswond, in Front-Street, 1786.
THE HISTORY OF LITTLE KING PIPPIN, WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE MELANCHOLY
DEATH OF FOUR NAUGHTY BOYS, WHO WERE DEVOURED BY WILD BEASTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young, Stewart and ATCulloch, the
corner of Chesnut and Second-Street, 1786.
THE HISTORY OF THE HOLY JESUS, CONTAINING A BRIEF AND PLAIN ACCOUNT OF His
BIRTH, LIFE, DEATH, RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN; AND HlS
COMING AGAIN AT THE CHEAT AND LAST DAY OF JUDGMENT. BEING A PLEASANT
AND PROFITABLE COMPANION FOR CHILDREN ; COMPOSED ON PURPOSE FOR THEIR
USE. BY A LOVER OF THEIR PRECIOUS SOULS. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts) Printed by Isaiah Thomas, and sold at hit
Book Store. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 43, (4). 48rao. AAS.
HITCHCOCK, ENOS 1744-1803
A DISCOURSE ON THE CAUSES OF NATIONAL PROSPERITY, ILLUSTRATED BY ANCIENT
AND MODERN HISTORY, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE LATE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
ADDRESSED TO THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, IN THE STATE OF RHODE-
ISLAND, AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING AT EAST-GREENWICH, JULY 4, 1786. BY
ENOS HITCHCOCK, A. M. OF PROVIDENCE. [One line of Latin from] VIRGIL.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1786.] pp.28. 8vo. AAS. BA.
HITCHCOCK, REUBEN 1764 - 1794
A FUNERAL ORATION ON THE DEATH OF MB. ELIZUR BELDEN, OF WETHERSFIELD.
A SENIOR SOPHISTEH, IN YALE-COLLEGE : WHO DIED APRIL 8TH, 1786, jETAT.
23. DELIVERED IN THE COLLEGE-CHAPEL, JUNE 8lH, 1786. BY IlEUBF-N HlTCH-
COCK, FELLOW STUDENT OF THE DECEASED. [Four lines of Latin from] CICERO.
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Bowen. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. (22). 8vo.
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DER HOCH-DEUTsciiE AMEBICANISCHE CALENDER, AUF DAS JAHK 1787. NACH
DEB GNADENKEICHEN GEBURT CNSEHS HERRN CND HEYLANDES JESU CHRISTI,
(WELCHES KIN GEMEIN JAHR VON 365 TAOEN IST.) [Eight lines.] ZUM DRITTEN-
MAL HERACS GKGEBEN.
Germantaun, gedruckt und zu Jinden bey Leibert und Billmeyer. [Four
lines.] [1786.] pp. (40). 4to. LOC.
HONESTY SHEWED TO BE TRUE POLICY ; OR, A GENERAL IMPOST CONSIDERED AND
DEPENDED. BY A PLAIN POLITICIAN.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs, at the New Printing- Office,
opposite the Coffee-House Bridge, M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [20.] 8vo. BA. NYPL.
HORATIUS FLACCUS, QCINTUS 65 - 87 B. c.
THE LYRIC WORKS OF HORACE, TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH VERSE : TO WHICH ARE
ADDED, A NUMBER OF ORIGINAL POEMS. BY A NATIVE OF AMERICA. [John
Parke.] [Two lines of Latin.]
Philadelphia: Printed by E leaser Oswald, at the Coffee-House. M,DCC,-
LXXXVI. pp. xli, 334, (16), frontispiece. 8vo. BA. MHS. NYPL. VSL.
Second title : CARMEN SECOLARE. THE SECULAR POEM. COMPOSED AT THE
EXPRESS COMMAND OF AUGUSTUS. [One line of Latin from] SUETONIUS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. M.DCC,-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), (179) - 190.
Third title : TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GREEK AND LATIN, WITH ORIGINAL
POEMS. [By John Parke.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. M,DCC,-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), 193 - 320.
Fourth title : VIRGINIA : A PASTORAL DRAMA, ON THE BIRTH-DAY OF AN ILLUS-
TRIOUS PERSONAGE AND THE RETURN OF PEACE, FEBRUARY llTH 1784. [By John
Parke.] [Four lines of Latin.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. MDCC-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), (323) - 884.
Contains a sixteen-page list of subscribers. Henry Stevens calls this
"the rarest and oddest of all the American books of poetry." The
translations are in rhymed verse, and paraphrased by the substitution
of American public characters for the Roman worthies to whom Horace
addressed his Odes, and by allusions to local and contemporary con-
ditions. Four pages are given to the Dedication to Washington ; and
the scene of the pastoral drama is located at Mount Vernon.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Toung, Stewart, and M'Culloch, the
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets, 1786.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Worcester (Massachusetts) Printed by Isaiah Tliomat. 1786. pp. 32. 32mo.
HUBBARD, JOHN ? 1727 - 1786
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF MR. JOHN WILLAHD, IN MERIDEN, IN
WALLINGFORD, JUNE 21, 1786.
Middletown: Printed by Woodward & Green. [1786.] pp. 40. 8vo.
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THE HUDSON WEEKLY GAZETTE. VOL. I. No. 40. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL.
it. No. 91. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
[Hudson:] Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1786. fol. AAS.
HUMPHREYS, DAVID 1752-1818
A POEM, ON TUB HAPPINESS OP AMERICA ; ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY DAVID HUMPHREYS, ESQUIRE.
London Printed 1786. Hartford, Re-printed by Hudson and Goodwin.
[1786.] pp. (51). 4tO. BA. CHS. IIC. LOC. KIHS. YC.
Reprinted in the American Museum for March 1787; in Albany, in
1788; and in Portsmouth, in 1790.
HUNTINGTON, ENOCH 1739 - 1809
POLITICAL WISDOM, OR, HONESTY THE BEST POLICY. ILLUSTRATED IN A SERMON
PREACHED TO THE FREEMEN, OF MlDDLETOWN, AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING ON
THE 10iH OF APRIL, A. D. 1786. BY ENOCH HUNTINGTON, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
FIRST CHURCH IN MIDDLETOWN. [Three lines of quotations.]
Middletown: Printed by Woodward and Green, 1786. pp. 20. 8vo. AAS.
HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHINS IMPROVED : BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF
THE SUN AND MOON ; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS ; THE
RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN ; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF
THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1787 : BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP
YEAH, AND THE llTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4'fH JULY. [Five
lines.] BY JOHN NATHAN HUTCHINS, PHILOM.
New-York: Printed and sold by H. Gaine, at 7iis Printing-Office, at the
Hiblt, in Hanover-Square. Where may be had the New-York Pocket Almanack.
[1786.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC. NYHS.
HYMNS, ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front- Street, 1786.
THE INDEPENDENT [Mass, arms] CHRONICLE : AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVER-
TISER. VOL. xvni. NUMBER 897. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMBER 948.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Boston: Publislied by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the General Court
of tJie Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at their office, opposite the Jfew Court-
House, Court-Street. 1786. fol. AAS. MHS.
THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER ; OR, THE CHRONICLE OF FREEDOM. [Mottoes.]
VOL. v. NUMB. 219. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [NUMB. 328. SATURDAY, DECEM-
BER 30, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House . . .
1786. fol. AAS.
The first motto is from the Pennsylvania Bill of rights, and reads :
"That the people have a right to freedom of speech, and of writing.
and publishing their sentiments ; therefore the freedom of the press
ought not to be restrained." The second is from Junius : "Let it be
impressed upon your minds — Let it be instilled into your children,
that the liberty of the press is the palladium of all the civil, political,
and religious rights of freemen." Beginning October 7th, the size of
the paper was reduced from folio to quarto.
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THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL : OB, THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. NUMB. 219.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. 322. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
New-York: Published every Wednesday and Saturday, by J. McLean, and
Co. at the Print ing -Office, No. 231, Queen-Street. 1786. fol. AAS.
THE INDEPENDENT [cut] LEDGER, AND THE AMERICAN ADVERTISER. NUMBER
4HI. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMBER 457. MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1786.]
Boston: (Commonwealth of Massachusetts) Printed and published, by John
Went Folsom, at the corner of Ann-Street. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC. MHS.
The cut represents a flying Liberty, with trumpet of fame, hovering over
a colonnade of thirteen pillars, and thirteen stars over its entrance.
All of the Boston newspapers of this period have large elaborate cuts
in their headings. In the issue of October 16th, the publisher an-
nounces the discontinuance of the Ledger — the tax upon advertise-
ments, which would operate against him, being the primary cause of
his determination. This was the fifth newspaper to discontinue publi-
cation, from this cause, in Massachusetts.
JACK HORNER'S PRETTY TOY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotiwood, in Front-Street, 1786.
JACKSON, HALL -1797
OBSERVATIONS AND REMARKS ON THE PUTRID MALIGNANT SORE THTOAT ; WHICII
HAS MORTALLY RAGED FOR MANY YEARS PAST. BY A GENTLEMAN OP THE FACULTY.
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire: Printed by Melcher and Osborne. 1786.
pp. 28. 16mo.
JACKSON, WILLIAM 1759-1828
AN ORATION, TO COMMEMORATE THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
NORTH AMERICA, DELIVERED AT THE REFORMED CALVINIST-CHURCH IN PHILA-
DELPHIA, JULY 4, 1786, AND PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. BY MAJOR W. JACKSON.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. MDCC,-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), 29. 4to, JCB. LCP. LOC.
JANEWAY, JAMES 1686 - 1674
A TOKEN FOR CHILDREN, BEING AN EXACT ACCOUNT OF THE CONVERSION, HOLY
AND EXEMPLARY LIVES, AND JOYFUL DEATHS OF SEVERAL YOUNG CHILDREN. IN
TWO PARTS. BY JAMES JANEWAY, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL. [Two lines
from] LUKE 10. 14.
New -York: Re-printed by W. Host, for Lewis Nicholes, No. 90. Williams-
Street. 1786. pp. v, 50. 8vo.
JAY, JOHN 1745 - 1829
LETTERS, BEING TFIE •WHOLE OF THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE HON. JOHN
JAY, ESQUIRE, AND MR. LEWIS LlTTLEPAGE. A YOUNG MAN WHOM MR. JAY, WHEN
IN SPAIN PATRONIZED AND TOOK INTO HIS FAMILY.
New-Yoi-k: Printed and sold by Francis Childi, at the New Printing-
office, No. 189 Water-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (76). 4to. BA. LOC.
19736
- — LETTERS, BEING THE WHOLE OF THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE
HONORABLE JOHN JAY, ESQ. AND MR. LEWIS LlTTLEPAGE ; A YOUNG MAN WHOM
MR. JAY, WHEN IN SPAIN, PATRONIZED AND TOOK INTO HIS FAMILY. A NEW AND
CORRECT EDITION. TO WHICII IS ADDED AN APPENDIX, NOT BEFORE PUBLISHED.
New-York: Printed by Eleazer Osicald, at t/te Printing-Office, No. 25,
Water-xtreet. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [54], errata. 4to. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
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JOHNSON, STEPHEN 1724 - 1786
THE EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT OF THE UNGODLY, ILLUSTUATED AND EVINCED TO
BE A SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE : AND THE SALVATION OF ALT, MEN, AS TAUGHT IN
SEVERAL LATE PUBLICATIONS, CONFUTED. IN A NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE SUB-
JECT IN DISPUTE. IN THREE PARTS. IN THE FIRST, THE INSINUATING ARGU-
MENTS OF THE UNIVERSALISTS ARE CONSIDERED AND REFUTED ; AND THE CREDI-
BILITY OF THE COMMONLY RECEIVED DOCTRINE IS EVINCED. IN THE SECOND,
THE EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT OF THE UNGODLY IS ILLUSTRATED AND EVINCED.
IN THE THIRD, THE ARGUMENTS OF THE UNIVERSALISTS, FROM SCRIPTURE
TEXTS, AND THEIR EVASIONS, ARE CONSIDERED AND REFUTED. By STEPHEN
JOHNSON, M. A. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN LYME.
New- London : Printed by Timothy Green, 1786. pp. (2), xviii, 359. (2). 4to,
JONES, DAVID 1736 - 1820
THE DOCTRINE OF "LAYING ON OF HANDS," EXAMINED AND VINDICATED. BY THE
REV. DAVID JONES, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, Yorick's Head,
Market-Street. 1786.
JONES, GILES
THE LILLIPUTIAN AUCTION, TO WHICH ALL LITTLE MASTERS AND MISSES ARE
INVITED. BY CHARLEY CHATTER.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W, Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
THE LILLIPUTIAN MASQUERADE ; RECOMMENDED TO THE PERUSAL OF THOSE
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF FOLLY THE FREQUENTERS OF THE PANTHEON, ALMACK'S
AND CORNELLY'S. EMBELLISHED WITH CUTS, FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND AMUSE-
MENT OF THE RISING GENERATION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, Front-Street, between
Market and Chesnut-Street. 1786.
JUDD, EBEN W.
ASTRONOMICAL DIARY OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1787. CALCULATED FOR THE
MERIDIAN OF LlTCHFIELD. BY EBEN W. JUDD, STUDENT OF MATHEMATICS UNDER
DR. JOSEPH PERRY.
Litchfield: Printed and sold by T. Collier. [1786.]
JUDD'S SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1787.
Litchfield: Printed by Thomas Collier. 1786. Broadside, fol.
KILTY, WILLIAM 1 757 - 1821
HISTORY OF A SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS, COMMENCED IN NOVEMBER, 1785.
[Annapolis:] Printed in the year M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 44. 8vo. BA.
KING, JOHN 1740-1811
A SERIOUS ADDRESS UPON THE SUBJECT OF THE PREVAILING VICE OF DRUNKENNESS.
BY THE REV. MR. JOHN KlNG, A. M.
Carlisle: Printed by Kline & Reynolds. 1786.
KURTZ GEFASSTEB NuTZLICIIES SCHCL-BuCHLEIN, DIE KINDER ZU UNTERUICHTEN IM
BUCHSTABIREN, LESEN UNO AUSWENDIG LERNEN U. 8. W. ZWEYTE AUFLAGE.
Ephrata: Gedruckt und zu haben bei dem Schulmeister, Drucker und
Buchbinder. 1786. pp. 48. 16mo.
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LADD, JOSEPH BROWN 1764- 1786
AN ESSAT, ON PRIMITIVE, LATENT, AND REGENERATED LIGHT. BY DR. JOSEPH B.
LADD.
Charleston: Printed and sold by Bowen and Markland, No. 11, Elliot-
Street. 1786. BM.
THE POKMS OF AROUET.
Charleston: Printed by Bowen and Markland f 1786. pp. xvi, 128. 12mo.
THE LADY'S ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR 1786. BY A FEMALE. BEING HER FIRST
PUBLIC PRODUCTION OF THE NATURE.
Portsmouth: Printed by Robert Gerriih, 1786.
LANGDON, CHAUNCEY 1763 - 1830
THE BEAUTIES OF PSALMODY ; CONTAINING CONCISELY THE RULES OF SINGING,
TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF THE MOST APPROVED PSALM-TUNES AND
ANTHEMS. SELECTED BY A MEMBER OF THE MUSICAL SOCIETY OF YALE COLLEGE.
[New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Bowen. Sold by Amos Doolittle. 1786.]
pp. 56. obi. 8vo. A.AS.
THE SELECT SONGSTER, OR A COLLECTION OF ELEGANT SONGS WITH MUSIC PRE-
FIXED TO EACH. COMPILED BY PIIILO. Musico. [Two lines of quotations. Cut.]
New-Haven: Brinled [sic/ by Daniel Bowen, in Chapel Street. 1786.
pp. 66. 18mo. AAS.
The cut engraved by "Amos Doolittle sculp, at N. Haven."
LATHROP, JOSEPH 1731 - 1820
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL PIECES : POLITICAL, MORAL, AND ENTER-
TAINING : IN ONE VOLUME. [Two lines of quotation.]
Springfield: (Massachusetts) Printed by John Russell, at his Office near
the great Ferry. MDCLXXXVI [1786.] pp. 180, (4). 12mo. AAS.
Edited by John Russell. Dedicated to Governor James Bowdoin. A
collection of original papers that have appeared in the Springfield
newspaper under the signature of P. And described as being "For the
amusement of those only, who read without reflecting, and who never
take up a book till even indolence itself loses its novelty."
LAUS DEO ! THE WORCESTER COLLECTION OF SACRKD HARMONY. IN THREE PARTS.
[Ten lines.] THE WHOLE SIMPLIFED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND SINGING SOCI-
ETIES, AND RECOMMENDED BY MANY APPROVED TEACHERS OF PSALMODY.
Printed, typographically, at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. (4), 200. obi. 8vo. AAS. HC.
The first music book printed typographically in America. The parts
were, at first, issued separately, and the third part did not appear until
1787. Isaiah Thomas was probably the compiler, but no ostensible
editor appears until the sixth edition, published in 1797, when Oliver
Holden was engaged by Thomas to supervise that edition. It was the
most popular music book of its period, and had numerous imitators.
LAW, ANDREW 1748 - 1821
A COLLECTION OF HYMN TUNES FROM THE MOST MODERN AND APPROVED AUTHORS.
BY ANDREW LAW, A. M.
Printed by Wm. Law, Cheshire. [1786.] pp. (2), 36. 12mo.
Engraved title-page by J. Allen, sc. The music handsomely engraved
by Daniel Hopkins. The Author received his degree from the College
of Rhode Island this year.
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LAW, ANDREW, continued.
SELECT HAKMONT : CONTAINING, IN A PLAIN AND CONCISE MANNEU, THE HULKS
FOR SINGING, TOGETHER WITH A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF PSALM TUNES, HYMNS
AND ANTHEMS. AN ORIGINAL WORK, BY A. LAW.
Baltimore: January 7, 1786. pp. 8, 100. obi. 8vo.
LAW, WILLIAM 1686 - 1761
AN HUMBLE, EARNEST, AND AFFECTIONATE ADDRESS TO THE CLEUGY. BY WILLIAM
LAW, A. M. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED A SHORT ACCOUNT OF HIS LIFE AND CHAR-
ACTER.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Cnikshank, in Market-Street,
between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. (viii), (132). 8vo. AAS.
LEE, ANDREW 1745 - 1832
THE BLESSEDNESS OK THOSE WHO ARE DEAD IN THE LORD. A SERMON, DELIVERED
SEPTEMBER ISin, 1785, AT THE FUNERAL OF THE REV. BENJAMIN THROOP, A. M.
LATE PASTOR OF THE CHURCH AT NEW CONCORD, IN NORWICH. BY ANDREW LEE,
V. D. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCU AT HANOVER.
Norwich: Printed by J. Trumbull, 1786. pp. 31. 8vo. AAS. CHS. UTS. YC.
A LETTER, FBOM A GENTLEMAN IN RICHMOND, IN THE COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE, TO
THE CHIEF ELDER OF THE CHURCH CALLED SHAKERS.
Springfield: Printed by Stebbins and Rvsidl. 1786.
A LITTLE LOTTERY BOOK FOR CHILDREN : CONTAINING A NEW METHOD OF PLATING
THEM INTO A KNOWLEDGE OF THE LETTERS, FIGURES, &C. EMBELLISHED WITH
CUTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street. 1786.
A LITTLE PRETTY POCKET-BOOK, INTENDED FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT
OF LITTLE MASTER TOMMY AND PRETTY Miss POLLY ; WITH TWO LETTERS FROM
JACK THE GIANT KILLER. As ALSO A BALL AND PINCUSHION ; THE USE OF WHICH
WILL INFALLIBLY MAKE TOMMY A GOOD BOY AND POLLY A GOOD GIRL. To WHICH
IS ADDED A LITTLE SONG BOOK, BEING A NEW ATTEMPT TO TEACH CHILDREN THE
USE OF THE ENGLISH ALPHABET BY WAY OF DIVERSION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, Front-itreet, between
Market and Ghesnut- Streets. 1786.
LOW, NATHANAEL 1740 - 1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OH ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^BRA 1787.
[Fifteen lines.J BY NATHANAEL Low. [Six lines from] DR. YOUNG.
Printed and sold by T. tt J. Fleet, in Boiton. Where may be had their
Potket Almanack for 1181, and Massachusetts Register, &c. [1786. J pp. [24.] 12ino.
LUTHER, MARTIN 1483 - 1546
DER KLEINE CATECHISMUS DBS SEL. D. MARTIN LUTHERS. fNEBST DEN GEWOHN-
LICHEN MORGEN-TlSCH-UND ABEND-GEBETEN. WELCHEM DIE ORDNUNG DE8
HEILS, IN EINEM LlEDE, IN KURZEN SAETZEN, IN FRAG UNO ANTWORT, USD IN
EINER TABELLE; WIE AUCH EINE ZERGLIEDERUNG DES CATECHISMUS; DAS WURT-
EMBURGISCHE KURZE KlNDER-EXAMEN, DIE CONFIRMATION UNO BEICHTE, BEY-
GEFUGET; UNO ETLICHER LIEDER, FRKYLINGHAUSENS ORDNUNG DES HEILS, DAS
GULUENE A. B. C. DER KINDER, UND DIE SlEBEN BUSS-PSALMEN, ANGEHAENGET
BIND. ZUM GEBRAUCH DER JUNGEN UND ALTEN.
Philadelphia: Oedruckt bey Carl Cist, in der Ztceyten-strasse, nah bey der
Behs-strasse, 1786. pp. (4), 127, (1). 24mo. AAS.
— DER KLEINE CATECHISMUS DBS SEL. DR. M. LUTHER. . . . ZWEYTE
AUFLAGE.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Leibert imd Billmeyer. 1786.
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MAC BRIDE, DAVID 1726 - 1778
AN IMPROVED METHOD OP TANNING LKATHEK : WHEREBY THE LEATHER is NOT ONLY
IMPROVED IN ITS QUALITY, BDT TANNED IN MUCH LESS TIME, AND WITH A SMALLER
QUANTITY OF BARK THAN IN ANY METHOD HITHERTO KNOWN OR PRACTISED. BY
DAVID MACBRIDE, M. D. OP DUBLIN.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Robert Smith jun. back of the White-
Horse and Fountain Inn, Chesnut-Street. 1786. pp. 19. 8vo. MHS.
MACKENZIE, HENRY 1745 - 1831
JULIA DE ROUBIGNE, A SENTIMENTAL NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MAN OF
FEELING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, 1786. 2vols.
MC LAURIN, JOHN 1693 - 1754 •
SERMONS ON THE CROSS OF CHRIST.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, tJte
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets. 1786.
M'MURRAY, WILLIAM
THE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, BY WILLIAM M'MURRAY, LATE ASSISTANT
GEOGRAPHER.
Charleston: For sale at Boicen and Markland's Printing-Office, No. 92,
Church-street. (Price 3| dollars). 1786.
MADISON, JAMBS 1749 - 1812
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson ? 1786.
MAGAW, SAMUEL 1740-1812
A SERMON DELIVERED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, ON THE 4in OF JULY, 1786. WHEN
THE "FORM OF PRAYER AND THANKSGIVING TO ALMIGHTY GOD, FOR THE INES-
TIMABLE BLESSINGS OF RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL LIBERTY" WAS FIRST USED. BY SAM-
UEL MAGAW, D. D. RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S IN PHILADELPHIA, AND VICE-PROVOST
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young and M'CitllocJt, the corner of Chesmit
and Second-Streets, M.DCC.LXXX.VI. pp. 30. 8vo. AAS. LCP.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE TONGUE . . . DONE OUT OF THE FRENCH.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1786.
MARYLAND. STATE.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS, ON MONDAY THE SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER, IN
THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE.
[— 12 March, 1786.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1786.]
pp. [151.] fol. i-oc. NYPL.
- — - REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INSPECT INTO THE BOOKS, PAPERS,
AND ACCOUNTS OF THE INTENDANT OF THE REVENUE, WITH HIS ANSWER, AND THE
RESOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES THEREON.
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1186.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND, NOVEMBER SESSION, 1785. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS
ASSEMBLY. [ 14 November, 1785 - 12 March, 1786.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1786.] pp. 202. fol. LOC.
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MARYLAND. STATE, continued.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OP THE STATE OF MARYLAND, NO-
VEMBER SESSION, 1785. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [7 Novem-
ber, 1785 - 12 March, 1786.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1786.] pp. 91. fol.
THE MARYLAND CHRONICLE OR THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. r.
No. 1. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 52. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Frederick-Town: Printed by Afattliias Bartgis, at the English and Ger-
man Printing-Office. 1786. fol.
The motto reads : Qui nova desiderat, pervolvat viscera nostra : Offero
delicias fortuitosque casus. Established by Matthias Bartgis, and con-
tinued by him into the year 1788.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLISTYEAR. No. 2034. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,[ — XLIID
YEAR. No. 2085. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Annapolis: Printed by F, and 8. Green, at the Post-Office, Francis-
Street. 1786. fol. AAS.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE; OR THE BALTIMORE GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. m.
NUMB. 170. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB. 241. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26,
1786.]
Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes, in Light-Lane, next door to Mr.
Grant's Fountain-Inn. 1786. fol. NYPL.
Beginning January 10th, a large cut of the Maryland Arms divided the
heading ; and the word " general " dropped, and " Published every
Tuesday and Friday" added. At the beginning of the fourth volume,
on May 23d, this line was replaced by the motto, from Ovid : Ipsa quid
in Cselo rerum, pelaqoque geratur, Et tellure, videt ; totumque inquivit
in Orbem. And, with the same issue, the Printing-Office was removed
to " Market-Street, at the corner of St. Paul's Lane," which was changed
to " the corner of Market and Calvert-Streets."
THE MARYLAND JOURNAL AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. [Motto.] No. 4, OF VOL.
xni. No. 793. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— No. 894. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Baltimore: Printed by Qoddard and Langworthy, at their Printiny-
Office in. Public-Alley, near Market Street. 1786. fol. AAS.
Sometime before August, Edward Langworthy withdrew from partner-
ship, and the Journal was continued by William Goddard. The motto
from Horace reads : Omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulci, lec-
torem delectando pariterque monendo. Hor.
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS :
BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
25i'H DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1785; AND FROM THENCE CONTINUED, BY ADJOURN-
MENTS, TO WEDNESDAY THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1786. [ — 24 March,
1786.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourne, Printers to the. honourable the
General Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 344-434. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
— [Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHU-
SETTS ; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 178(i. [ — 18 July, 1786.]
[Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable Gen-
eral Court. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 435-485. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
— [Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHU-
SETTS; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786, AND FUOM THENCE
CONTINUED, BY PROROGATION, TO WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING. [ — 17 November, 1786.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable Gen-
eral Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 487-545. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
AN ADDRESS FROM THE GENERAL COURT, TO THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable Gen-
eral Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [40], (1). 4to. AAS. BA. nc. JCB. LOC. MHS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. AN ACT FOR APPORTIONING AND ASSESS-
ING A TAX OF THREE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE POUNDS.
Boston : Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the General Court.
1786. pp. 24. fol. AAS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. AN ACT FOR REGULATING AND GOVERN-
ING THE MILITIA OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AND FOR REPEAL-
ING ALL LAWS HERETOFORE MADE FOR THAT PURPOSE. [ArillS.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the lionorable Gen-
eral Court. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. [49.] 4to. AAS. LOC. MHS.
Ordered immediately printed 17 November, 1786.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. [1786.] AN ACT FOR SUSPENDING THE
OPERATION OF AN ACT, ENTITLED, "AN ACT FOR THE REGULATION OF NAVIGATION
AND COMMERCE."
Boston: Printed by Adams & Nourse. [1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. AN ACT, PROVIDING FOR THE MORE EASY
PAYMENT OF THE SPECIE TAXES, ASSESSED PREVIOUS TO THE YEAR ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR.
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1786.] pp. xxiii. 8vo. AAS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. [1786.] AN ACT, REVIVING AND CONTIN-
UING AN ACT PAYING DUTIES OF IMPOST AND EXCISE.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1786.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ. ; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Appointing Thursday, the sixth day of April, a day of fasting, humilia-
tion and prayer.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS. MHS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ. ; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Revoking his Proclamation of August 4th, convening the General Court
on October 18th, and convening it in Boston, September 27, 1786.]
Boston : Printed by Adams and Nourse, [1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ. ; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION . . . [Shay's Kebellion.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
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MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ. GOVERNOUR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION
FOR A GENERAL THANKSGIVING. . . . THURSDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER NEXT. . . . GIVKN AT THE COUNCIL-CHAMBER, IN BOSTON, THE
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JAMES BOWDOIN. . . . GOD SAVE THE COM-
MONWEALTH !
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS. LOC.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS : TOGETHER WITH THE MESSAGES OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOUR TO
THE SAID COURT : BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON
WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1785 ; AND FROM THENCE
CONTINUED, BY ADJOURNMENTS, TO WEDNESDAY THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1786. [— 24 March, 1786.] [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [151] - 250. Index (18). fol. AAS. NYPL.
— RESOLVES OF THE GF.NEKAL COURT OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786. [ 8, July, 1786.]
Boston : Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 86. fol. AAS. NYPL.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS : TOGETHER WITH THE SPEECH AND MESSAGES OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE
GOVERNOUH TO THE SAID COURT : BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY
OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE 31sT DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786 ; AND
FROM THKNCE CONTINUED BY PROROGATION, TO WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-
SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING. [ — 18 November, 1786.] [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (87) -168. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
STATEMENT OF THE KENNEBECK CLAIMS, BY THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY A
RESOLVE OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE 28TH OP OCTOBER, A. D. 1783, ON
THE SUBJECT OF UNAPPROPRIATED LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN ; AND,
AMONG OTHER THINGS, TO ASCERTAIN THE EXTENT AND AUTHENTICITY OF PRIVATE
CLAIMS TO LAND IN THAT COUNTY.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the General Court.
M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [29.] 4to. AAS. MHS. NYPL.
TAX No. 5. [-COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS: THOMAS IVERS, ESQ;
TREASURER AND RECEIVER-GENERAL OF THE SAID COMMONWEALTH, TO THE
SELECTMEN OR ASSESSORS . . . GlVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL AT BOSTON,
THE TENTH DAY OF APRIL, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX.
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
THE [cut] MASSACHUSETTS CENTINEL. [Cut.] UNINFLUENCED BY PARTY, WB
AIM TO BE JUST. NO. 31 OF VOL. IV. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ No. 134.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
[Boston:] Published [Wednesdays and Saturday sj by Warden A Russell,
at their Office, opposite the south-east corner of the State-House. . . . 1786. 4to.
and fol. AAS. BPL. LOC.
William Warden died 22 March, 1786, and Benjamin Russell enlarged
and continued the paper as, The Massachusetts [cut] Centinel.
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19797 THE MASSACHUSETTS GAZETTE. VOL. v. NUMB. 221. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — VOL. vi. NUMB. 291. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Printed and published by Samuel Hall, in State-Street, Boston. 1786. fol.
With the issue of August 7th, the paper was reduced in size to small
folio, and on August 22d, publication began semi-weekly, on Tuesdays
and Fridays.
19798 MELCHER, JOHN 1759 - 1850
MELCHER AND OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE SHEET- ALMANACK FOR 1786.
Portsmouth: Printed by Melcher and Osborne, 1786. Broadside, fol.
19799 MENNYE, J.
AN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. BY J. MENNYE, TEACHER OP MATHEMATICS, NEW- YORK.
New-York: Printed by 8. and J. London, 178(5.
19800 THE MIDDLESEX ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OCR LORD CHRIST, 1787 ; [Fourteen lines.]
Middletown: Printed and sold by Woodward & Green. [1786.] pp. [24.]
12mo. NYPL.
19801 THE MIDDLESEX [city seal] GAZETTE. VOL. i. NUMB. 10. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — VOL. ii. NUMB. BO. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.]
Middletown: Printed by Woodward and Green, a few rods north of the
Post-Office. 1786. fol. AAS.
19802 MILLIGAN, JACOB
THE CHARLESTON DIRECTORY. To WHICH WILL BE ADDED THE LINE OF STAGES
FROM SAVANNAH IN GEORGIA TO PHILADELPHIA.
Charleston: 1786.
Proposals for printing the above were made in the Charleston Morning
post, of July 11,1786, but the project appears to have been abandoned.
19803 MIRABEAU, HONORE GABRIEL RIQUETTE, comte DE 1749 - 1791
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE ORDER OF CINCINNATUS. To WHICH AUE ADDED SEVERAL
ORIGINAL PAPERS RELATIVE TO THAT INSTITUTION. TRANSLATED FROM THE
FRENCH OF THE COUNT DE MIRABEAU. [By Samuel Romilly.] [Six Hues of quo-
tations.] A NEW EDITION WITH CONSIDERABLE CORRECTIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Seddon, in Market-Street, and W. Spottwood,
in Front-Street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. (iv), (68). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOG.
19804 REFLECTIONS ON THE OBSERVATIONS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION, AND THE MEANS OF MAKING IT A BENEFIT TO THE WORLD. BY
RICHARD PRICE, D. D. L. L. D. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF THE COUNT
DE MIRABEAU. A NEW EDITION WITH CONSIDERABLE CORRECTIONS.
Philadelphia : Printed by T. Seddon, in Market-Street, and W. Spotswood,
in Front-Street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. (19). Svo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOG. MHS.
19805 MK. PUNCH'S SILVER TOY.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street. 1786.
19806 MOLYNEUX, ROBERT
A FUNERAL SERMON, ON THE DEATH OF REV. FERDINAND FARMER, WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE THE 17TH AUGUST, 1786. BY REV. ROBERT MOLYNEUX.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by M. Carey and Co. 1786. pp. 10. 12mo.
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MOODY, OR MOODEY, ELEAZAB
THB SCHOOL OP GOOD MANNERS. COMPOSED FOR THE HELP OF PARENTS — TEACH-
ING CHILDREN HOW TO BEHAVE DURING THEIR MINORITY.
Portland: Printed, and sold, by Thomas B. Wait. 1786. pp. 58. 24mo.
The preface states that this anonymous and often printed manual was
" Compiled by a late famous school-master in Boston ; several editions
have been printed and sold."
MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym.
GAINE'S NEW- YORK POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR 1787 : BEING THE THIRD
AFTER LEAP TEAR, AND THE llTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 'TILL 4TH JULT.
[Fourteen lines.] BT THOMAS MOORE, PHILO.
New -York: Printed by H. Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. [1786.]
pp. [60.] 48mo. LOC. NTPL.
GAINE'S UNIVERSAL SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR 1787.
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Qaine, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
MORE, HANNAH 1745 - 1833
ESSATS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, PRINCIPALLT DESIGNED FOR TOUNG LADIES. BT MISS
HANNAH MORE. [Four lines from] PERICLES.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Young, Stewart and M'CullocJi, the
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp (4), 92. 16mo. AAS.
SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS: A PASTORAL DRAMA. BT MISS HANNAH MORE.
Boston: Printed and sold by Peter Edes, No. 45, Marlborough-Street. 1786.
_ SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS. A PASTORAL DRAMA ; BT MISS HANNAH MORE.
[Five lines of verse.] PERFORMED BT SOME TOUNG LADIES OF BRISTOL IN ENG-
LAND.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Daniel Humphreys, Dock-Street. 1786.
THE MOTHER'S GIFT, OH A PRESENT FOR ALL LITTLE CHILDREN WHO WISH TO BE
GOOD.
Philadelphia : Printed and told by W. Spotswood, Front-Street, between
Market and Ohesnut-Streets. 1786.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED. FOR THE MORE EAST ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. To WHICH IS ADDED THE ASSEMBLT OF DlVINES AND
MR. COTTON'S CATECHISM.
Middletown: Printed and sold by Woodward and Green. 1786.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED FOR THE MORE EAST ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. TO WHICH IS ADDED THE ASSEMBI.T OF DlVINES*
CATECHISM.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in front-Street. 178C.
THE NEW- ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED FOR THE MORE EAST ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. TO WHICH IS ADDED THE ASSEMBLY OF DlVINES'
CATECHISM.
Plymouth : Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverly. MDCCLXXXVI. pp.
(64). 32mo.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. [17 June, -10 November,
1785.] [Colophon:]
[Portsmouth: J R. Gerrish, print. [1786.] pp. 345-371. fol. LOC.
Also reprinted, in facsimile, from the original in the Library of
Congress.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE. STATE, continued.
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE IN AMERICA. [Arms.] A JOURNAL OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OP
NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION, BEGAN AND HELD AT PORTSMOUTH, ON
WEDNESDAY THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA.
[— 4 March, 1786.] [Colophon:]
Portsmouth: Printed by Daniel Fowle. [1786.] pp. (99) -170. fol. AAS.
19819
- — A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION BEGAN AND
HELD AT CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE
INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [ — • 27 June, 1786.]
Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne. 1786. pp. 78. 8vo.
19820
19821
19822
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19824
Heading : A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION,
BEGAN AND HELD AT ExETER, ON WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
ANNO DOMINI, 1786, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. [—28 September, 1786.]
I Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne, 1786.] pp. (81) -(116).
8vo. LOC.
- STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. [Arms.] A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW- HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE
GENERAL COURT HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY FIRST ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, BEING THE DAY TO WHICH THE GEN-
ERAL-COURT STOOD ADJOURNED. [ — 4 March, 1786.]
[Poi-tsmouth: Printed by Robert Gerriih, 1786.] pp. (51) -79. fol. LOC.
- STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MARCH So,
1786. RESOLVED, THAT THE SELECTMEN OF THE SEVERAL TOWNS, DISTRICTS AND
PARISHES WITHIN THIS STATE, BE AND HEREBY ARE REQUIRED TO MAKE A RETURN
OF ALL THE INHABITANTS WITHIN THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS TO THE SECRETARY
OF STATE, ON OR BEFORE THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF JUNE NEXT, . . . IN
SENATE, THE SAME DAY READ AND CONCURRED. JOHN LANGDON, PRESIDENT.
[Colophon:]
Portsmouth: Printed by Daniel Fotele, 1786. Broadside, fol. LOC. NHSL.
- STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. THE FOLLOWING PLAN WAS LAID BEFORE A COM-
MITTEE OF BOTH BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE BY A SUB-COMMITTEE, ON THE
14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1786. THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO REPORT THE
BEST PLAN THEY CAN DEVISE FOR EMITTING PAPER MONEY, BEG LEAVE TO REPORT
. . . JOHN SULLIVAN, FOR THE COMMITTEE. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, SEPT. 14, 1786. VOTED, To POSTPONE THE FURTHER CONSIDERATION
OF THE REPORT OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE OF BOTH HOUSES, ON A PLAN FOR EMIT-
TING A PAPER CURRENCY, TO THE NEXT SESSION OF THE GENERAL COURT, . . .
JOHN LANGDON, SPEAKER. IN SENATE THE SAME DAY, READ AND CONCURRED,
JOSEPH PEARSON, SECRETARY. [Colophon:]
Exeter: Printed by Lamson and Ranlet. [1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
- STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. A PROCLAMATION, FOR A DAY OF FASTING AND
PRAYER, THURSDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, 1786. . . . JOHN LANGDON,
PRESIDENT.
Portsmouth: Printed by Daniel Fowle. 1786. Broadside, fol. MHS.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE. STATE, continued.
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. A PROCLAMATION POK A GENERAL THANKSGIV-
ING . . . THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD OP NOVEMBER, 1786. . . . JOHN
SULLIVAN, PRESIDENT.
Portsmouth: Printed by Georye Jerry Osborne? 1786. Broadside, fol.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [cut] MERCURY, AND THE GENKRAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.]
VOL. ii. No. LV. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. 11. No. cvn. WEDNESDAY, DE-
CEMBER 27, 1786.]
Portsmouth: Printed and published by Robert Gerrish, in Congress-Street.
1786. fol. AAS.
The cut represents Mercury carrying a message to ships at sea. The
motto, from the Constitution of New Hampshire, reads : "The liberty
of the press is essential to the security of freedom in a State — it ought
therefore to be inviolably preserved." The issue for October 18th has
the title The New-Hampshire Mercury, only.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. VOL. i. No. 1. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, [— No. 20, FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Publislied every Tuesday and Friday, by Oeorge Jerry Osborne, at his Office,
near the State-House, Portsmouth . . . 1786. fol. AAS. LOC.
Paged. Established by George Jerry Osborne, as a semi-weekly, and the
first paper to be issued oftener than once a week in the State, and
continued by him to the year 1793, being called after 1790, Osborue's
New-Hampshire Spy. With the issue for January 19, 1787, the follow-
ing verse was added to the heading : — The Printer's heart should ever
be of steel : — Whate'er the man, the Printer must not feel ; But paint
the growing fool, and paint the wise, — And " catch the manners living
as they rise."
[Cut.] THE NEW-HAVEN CHRONICLE. VOL. i. No. 1. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, [— No.
37, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1786.]
PvblisJied by Daniel Bowen, opposite the Chapel, in New-Haven. 1786. fol.
Founded by Daniel Bowen, after the dissolution of his partnership
•with Josiah Meigs and Eleutheros Dana, in February, 1786, and con-
tinued by him certainly to September, 1787. A large cut of "A s. e.
view of the city of New-Haven, and part of the Harbour," which orna-
mented the heading of volume one, was omitted in the second volume.
THE NEW-HAVEN GAZETTE. VOL. n. No. 87. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No.
92. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1786.]
[New-Haven:] Published by Meigs, Bowen and Dana, a few rods west of
the College, in Chapel-Street. 1786. fol.
With the above issue, the partnership was dissolved. Meigs and Dana
beginning, with a new numbering, The New-Haven Gazette and the
Connecticut Magazine, on February 16, 1786, as proposed in the
following :
- TO THE PUBLIC, AND PARTICULARLY TO THE READERS OP THE NEW-HAVEN
GAZETTE. GENTLEMEN, IT HAS BEEN A GENERAL COMPLAINT, THAT NEWS-
PAPERS ARE CROWDED WITH ADVERTISEMENTS, . . . PROPOSALS . . . MEIGS
& DANA. NEW-HAVEN, FEBRUARY 15, 1786.
[New-Haven: Printed by Meigs & Dana, 1786.] pp. (2). 4to. NYPL.
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THE NEW-HAVEN GAZETTE AND THE CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE. NON SIBI SED
TOTO OKNITO8 SK CREDERE MuNDO. VOL. I. No. 1. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
[ — No. 46. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
New-Haven : Printed and Published by Meigs & Dana, in Chapel- Street.
1786. pp. 356. 4to. AA8. NYPL.
Established by Joaiah Meigs and Eleutheros Dana "on a more extended
and liberal plan than that of The New-Haven Gazette" which they had
been publishing with Daniel Bowen. It was printed on good paper, and
regularly paged, and was indexed — the advertisements appearing in a
supplement each week. The price for the first and third volumes was
nine shillings per annum, which was reduced to eight shillings for the
second volume. In August 1787, the partnership was dissolved, and
from that date the Gazette was published "by Josiah Meigs, at the
south corner of the Green, fronting the Market," until its publication
ceased probably February 12, 1789. The most important contribution
the Gazette contains is "The Anarchiad, a New-England poem,"
written by David Humphreys, Joel Barlow, John Trumbull, and Lem-
uel Hopkins, which appeared in twelve numbers during the years
1786 and 1787.
THE NEW IMPENETRABLE SECRET, OH YOUNG LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S POLITE
PUZZLE, BEING AN ENTERTAINING SET OK ENTERTAINING CARDS, NEATLY PRINTED,
CONSISTING OF ELEGANT SENTIMENTS JUDICIOUSLY SELECTED FROM THE MORAL
AND DIVERTING HISTORIES OF PAMELA, CLARISSA, AND SlR CHARLES GRANDISON.
THE WHOLE DESIGNED, WHILE THEY AMUSE AND ENTERTAIN, TO ESTABLISH PRIN-
CIPLES OF VIRTUE AND MORALITY IN THE MINDS OF BOTH SEXES.
Philadelphia: Published by J. Rice, north side of Market-Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. 1786.
NEW JERSEY. STATE.
ACTS OF THE TENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-jERSKY. AT A
SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1785, AND CONTIN-
UED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE SECOND SITTING. [20 February, -23 March,
1786.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXXVI.
pp. (233) -288, (1). fol. " HSP. NYPL.
ACTS OF THE TENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY.
AT A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1785, AND
CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE THIRD SITTING. [26 May, - 2 June,
1786.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXXVI.
pp. (291) - 334. fol. HSP. NYPL.
ACTS OF THE ELEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY. AT A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 24TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1786,
AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE FIRST SITTING. [2 - 24 Novem-
ber, 1786.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXXVI.
pp. (335) - 383, (1). fol. HSP. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STATE
OF NEW-JERSEY. SECOND SITTING OF THE TENTH SESSION. [15 February, - 24
March, 1786.]
Trenton: Printed by Itaac Collins. 1786. pp. 46. fol.
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NEW JERSEY. STATE, continued.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OP THE STATE
OP NEW-JERSEY. THIRD SITTING OP THE TENTH SESSION. [17 May, -June, 1786.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, 1786. pp. 14. fol.
— JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE
STATE OP NEW-JERSEY. FIRST SITTING OP THE ELEVENTH SESSION.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1786.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-
JERSEY. [15 February, -24 March, 1786.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1786. pp. 87, (1). fol.
• VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP
NEW-JERSEY. [17 May, - 2 June, 1786.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock. 1786. pp. 31, (1). fol.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
NEW-JERSEY. [ November, 1786.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock. 1786.
NEW JERSEY, COLLEGE OF, now popularly known as PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUE COLLEGII NEO-C^ESARIENSIS. RERUMPUBLICARUM FCEDERATARUM
AMERICA SUMM^E POTESTATIS.
Princetoniw : Typis Jacobus Tod. 1786.
THE NEW-JERSEY GAZETTE. VOL. ix. NUMB. 399. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — NUMB. 446. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1780.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. 1786. fol. AAS.
With the isssue for November 27th, the publisher, "discouraged by its
circulation for the past eighteen months dropped its publication." The
Gazette was well-edited, and compares more than favorably with
more fortunate contemporaries ; while the Press of Isaac Collins had
no superior, and few equals, in its general mechanical excellence, in
the period succeeding the Revolutionary War.
THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. NUMB. 134, WED-
NESDAY, MAY 10, [ — NUMB. 167, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Elizabeth Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock, 1786. fol. AAS.
In continuation of TJie Political intelligencer and New-Jersey Advertiser.
SEMPER RADIANTES. THE NEW-JERSEY MAGAZINE, AND MONTHLY ADVERTISER,
CONTAINING A CHOICE OF CURIOUS AND ENTERTAINING PIECES IN PROSE 4
VERSE, WITH A COLLECTION OF THE MOST RECENT OCCURRENCES RECEIVED FROM
EUROPE, THE WEST INDIES & NORTH AMERICA, & SEVERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
[Ornament.] [For December, 1786.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Frederick Queqvelle, and James Prange, near
the Market. MDCC,LXXXVI. pp. 72. 8vo. LCP. NYHS.
Established by the Printers and continued by them to February, 1787.
NEW-LONDON PRICK CURRENT. FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1786.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1786. fol.
A NEW MAP OP SOUTH-CAROLINA AND PARTS ADJACENT ; CONTAINING AN ACCURATE
VIEW OF THE MOVEMENTS OP THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH ARMIES DURING THE
LATE WAR.
Charleston: Printed and sold at the Printing-Office in Elliott-Street, and
at No. 92, corner of Broad and Church Streets. March 16, 1786.
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THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA ALMANACK, [Penn. arms! FOB THE TEAK OF OUR LORD
1787.
Pennsylvania: Printed by F. Bailey, J. Steele, and J. Bailey; and to be
sold by F. Bailey, Philadelphia, J. Bailey, Lancaster, and J. Steele, at the Print-
ing-Office, Octorara. [1780.] pp. (40). 16mo. AAS.
A NEW VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787 ; . . . THIS WORK
COMPRIZES A GREATER AND MORE PLEASING VARIETY, THAN ANY ALMANACK PUB-
LISHED, TRUSTING IT WILL MERIT THE APPROBATION OF OUR FELLOW-CITIZENS.
Michmond: Printed for, and sold by W. Allen, Printer, at Mr. Hayes'
Office, near the Governor's, jgp- Great allowance wholesale. [178C.] pp. (50).
12mo. LOC.
NEW YORK. STATE.
CHAP. LXVII. AN ACT FOR THE SPEEDY SALE OF THE UNAPPROPRIATED LANDS
WITHIN THIS STATE, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED. PASSED
THE 5TH MAY, 1786. [Colophon :]
[New-York: J Printed and sold by 8. and J. London, Printers to the State.
[1780.] pp. (8). fol. NrpL.
A separate issue from the Laws of the State.
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE MILITIA OF THE STATK OF NEW-YORK ; PASSED
THE 7in OF APRIL, 1786.
New-York: Printed by S. and J. London, 1786.
JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR FIRST
MEETING OF THE NINTH SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK,
THE TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1786. [— 5 May, 1786.]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 176. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPI,.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR FIRST
MEETING OF THE NINTH SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDER IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK,
ON MONDAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1786. [ — 5 May, 1786.]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 104. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF SAID
STATE, AT THEIR NINTH SESSION. [31 January, -5 May, 1786.]
New-York: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 137. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
NEW YORK. CITY.
THE LAWS AND ORDINANCES, ORDAINED AND ESTABLISHED BY THE MAYOR, ALDER-
MEN AND COMMONALTY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, IN COMMON COUNCIL CON-
VENED ; . . , PUBLISHED . . . 1786, IN THE TENTH YEAR OF OUR INDEPEND-
ENCE, AND IN THE MAYORALTY OF JAMES DUANE, ESQ. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED,
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.
29; 44. fol.
Second title : THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF NEW- YORK.
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London. M.DCC.LXXXVI.
pp. 44.
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THE NEW-YORK [U. S. arias] GAZETTEER, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. VOL. n.
NUMB. 9. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB. 72. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1786.]
Printed and published by Shepard Kollock, every Tuesday and Friday, the
corner of Wall and Water Streets, opposite tlit Coffee-House . . . 1786. 4to.
Continued as :
THE NEW- YORK [U. S. arms] GAZETTEER ; OR, DAILY EVENING-POST. VOL. n.
NUMB. 73. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, [ — NUMB. 178. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16,
1786.]
Printed and published by Kollock, Carroll & Patter son, every evening, at
No. 82 Maiden-Lane, . . . 1786. fol.
Shepard Kollock withdrew, and publication was continued as :
THE NEW- YORK [U. S. arms] GAZETTEER ; AND, PUBLIC ADVERTISER. VOL. n.
NUMB. 179. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, [ — NUMB. 182. THURSDAY, DECEMBER
28, 1786.]
Printed and published by Carroll & Patterson, every Monday and Thursday,
at No. 32, Maid-en-Lane, . . . 1786. fol.
THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL, OR THE WEEKLY REGISTER. [Motto.] No. 2044. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. 2095. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
New -York: Printed and published by Eleazer Oswald, at his Printing-
' Office, No. 25, Water-Street, four doors above the Old Coffee-House; . . . 1786.
fol. AAS.
The motto reads : Here Truth unlicens'd reigns ; and dares accost —
e'en kings themselves, or rulers of the free ! Thompson's [sic] Liberty.
THE NEW- YORK MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 559. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 2, [ — No. 870. SATURDAY, DKCEMBER 30, 1786.]
[New -York:] Printed and published by William Morton, at the Printing-
Office, No. 22, Water-Street, opposite the Coffee-House. 1786. fol.
THE NEW- YORK PACKET. TROS TYRIUSQUE NOBIS NULLO DISCRIMINE AGETUR,
VIRG. No. 555. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 658. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29.
1786.]
New-York: Published Monday and Thursday, by Samuel and John London,
Printers to Hie State, No. 5 Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and Old-Slip;
. . . 1786. fol. AAS.
On November 7th, Tuesday was substituted for Monday as day of
publication, owing to the inconvenience of publishing a paper Monday.
THE NEW- YORK PRICE-CURRENT. No. 15. MONDAY, AUGUST 16, [— —MON-
DAY, — , 1786.]
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs, 1786. sra. fol.
In continuation of The American Price-current. Issued weekly, (pp. 2),
on Mondays, and given (gratis) to subscribers to The Daily Advertiser.
NEWBERRY, JOHN 1713 _ 1767
NEWBKHRY'S HISTORY OF THE WOULD. IN TWO VOLUMES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotowtod, in Front-Street. 1786.
2 vols.
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THE NEWPORT [State arms] MERCUHY. CONTAINING THE FRESHEST ADVICES FOR-
EIGN AND DOMESTIC. [MottO.l NO. 1266. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ No. 1316.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.J
Printed by Southwick & Barber, at the foot of the Parade. 1786. fol.
The motto reads: "Whene'er our country calls — friends, sons, and
sires, should yield their treasure up, nor own a sense beyond the public
safety." Brookes's Gustavus Vasa. Henry Barber withdrew from its
publication at the close of this year.
NISBET, CHARLES 1736 - 1804
AN ADDRESS TO THE STUDENTS OF DICKINSON COLLEGE, BY THE REV. CHARLES NIS-
BET, D. D. ON HIS RE-ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF PRINCIPAL OF SAID COLLEGE.
Carlisle: Printed by Kline & Reynolds. [1786.] pp.16. 8vo. BA.
Reprinted in Edinburgh this year.
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THE USEFULNESS AND IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN LEARNING. A SERMON PREACHED
BEFORE THE TRUSTEES OF DICKINSON COLLEGE, MET AT CARLISLE, MAY 11,
1786 ; AND PUBLISHED AT THEIR DESIRK. BY CHARLES NlSBET, D. D. PRINCIPAL
OF SAID COLLEGE.
Carlisle: Printed by Kline & Reynolds. [1786.] pp.32. 8vo. BA.
NIXON, WILLIAM
PROSODY MADE EASY. BY THE REV. WILLIAM NIXON, A. B. FORMERLY PRINCIPAL OF
THE DUBLIN ACADEMY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by William Spotswood, in Front- Street.
M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. xvi, (3), 36. 8vo. BM.
Printed " for the first time in America."
THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL. NUMBER 1. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21,
[ — NUMBER 28. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Norfolk: Printed by John McLean, near the Town-Hall. 1786. fol.
Established by John M'Lean, and continued by him into the year 1789.
In June, 1788, Archibald M'Lean was admitted to partnership, as J.
and A. M'Lean. There apparently was a connection with the New York
firm of printers of the same name. In January, 1789, Archibald M'Lean
advertised in the Philadelphia newspapers that he would dispose of
his complete printing-office, with all interest in the Journal, on advan-
tageous terms. And in May, or June, of that year its publication ceased.
NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
THE JOURNALS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Newbern: Printed by Arnett & Hodge, Printers to the State. M.DCC.-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), 44 ; 52. fol. LOC.
Second title: THE JOURNAL OF THE SENATE. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN
AND HELD AT NEWBERN ON THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE, AND IN THE
TENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATE, IT BEING THE FIRST
SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [ — 29 December, 1785.]
[Newbern: Printed by Arnett & Hodge, 1786.] pp. 44.
Third title: THE JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. AT A GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT NEWBEKN ON THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN
THE YEAR OF OUU LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE, AND
IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATE, IT BEING THE
FIHST SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [ — 29 December, 1785.]
[Newbern: Printed by Arnett & Hodge, 1786.] pp. 52.
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NORTH CAROLINA. STATE, continued.
THE LAWS OP THE STATE OP NORTH- CAROLINA PASSED AT NEWBERN, DECEM-
BER, 1785.
Newbern: Printed by Arnett & Hodge, Printers to the Stale. MDCC-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), 42. fol. NCSL. NCU.
A STATEMENT OP THE TAXES REQUIRED BY CONGRESS. [Colophon :]
Newbern : Printed by Arnett & Hodge, by order of the General Assembly
of the State of North-Carolina. [1786.] pp. (20). fol. LOC.
THE NORWICH PACKET, OR, THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. VOL. xn. No. 584. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. xm. No. 635. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, near the Meeting-House. 1786. fol.
NOTICE. TO BE SOLD, BY PUBLICK VENDUE, ON THURSDAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
AUGUST INSTANT, AT THE LATE DWELLING-HOUSE OP RlCHARD M'WlLI.IAM, ESQ ;
DKCEA8ED, IN THE TOWN OP NEW-CASTLE, . . . REBECCA M'WlLLIAM, EXECU-
TRIX. . . . NEW-CASTLE, AUGUST 3, 1786. N. B. THE SAID EXECUTOR WILL, AT
PRIVATE SALE, DISPOSE OP THRKH SEVERAL PLANTATIONS. . . . [Colophon :]
Wilmington: Printed by Jacob A. Kitten & Co. on the weal-side of Mar-
ket-street, betioeen Third and High-streets ; — where all kinds of printing-work are
performed with neatness, accuracy, dispatch, and upon moderate terms. [1786.]
Broadside. 4to. NYPL.
NOTT, SAMUEL 1754 - 1852
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE INTERMENT OP DKACON JOSEPH HUNT, OP NORWICH;
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIPK, MARCH 22D, 1786. IN THE 5()TH, YEAR OF HIS AGE.
BY SAMUEL NOTT, A. M. PASTOR OF TUB SECOND CHURCH OP CHRIST IN NORWICH.
[Three lines from] REV. xiv. 13.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp.36. 4to. AAS.
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PALL OF ANTICHRIST.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, the
corner of Chesnut and Second-streets, 1786.
OCCASIONAL ODE, POR 17TH OP JUNE, 1786.
Dotton: [1786.] Broadside, nar. fol.
OGDEN, UZAL 1744 - 1823
A SERMON, DELIVERED IN SAINT PETER'S CHURCH, AT PERTH-AMBOY, MAY 16,
1786. BEFORE A CONVENTION OP CLERICAL AND LAY DELEGATES, OF THE PRO-
TESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE STATK OF NEW-JERSEY. BY REV. MR. OGDEN.
New -York: Printed by Samuel & John London. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.
31. 8vo. HC.
OHIO COMPANY.
ARTICLES OK AN ASSOCIATION BY THE NAME OF THE OHIO COMPANY.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 12. 18mo. The last six pages are blank leaves for "Subscriber's names."
O'KEEFFE, JOHN 1747 - 1833
THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. A COMIC OPERA. IN TWO ACTS. As IT is PERFORMED,
AT THE THEATRES IN LONDON AND DUBLIN. BY JOHN O'KEEFFE, ESQ; AUTHOR
OF THE POOR SOLDIER, &C.
New -York: Printed and sold by W. Morton, opposite the Coffee-House,
and by Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 38,
(1). 16mo. AAS.
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OSBORNE, GEORGE JERRY
OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE REGISTER: WITH AN ALMANACK FOB THE TEAK 1787.
CALCULATED POK THE MERIDIAN OK PORTSMOUTH. [Ornament.]
Portsmouth: Printed, by George Jerry Osborne, near the State-House,
Congress Street. [1786.] pp. (42). 18ino. LOC.
A late undated reprint can be distinguished by "fof" for for, and
"tae" for the, correctly given in the original issue.
PAINE, THOMAS 1737 . 1809
DISSERTATIONS ON GOVERNMENT, THE AFFAIRS OF THE BANK, AND PAPER-MONET.
By THE AUTHOR OF COMMON SENSE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist, at the corner of Fourth and Arch-
streets. And sold by Messrs. Hall & Sellers, Robert Aitken and William Prichard
in Market-street. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [53.] 8vo. AAS. LCP. LOC. NTPL.
PARNELL, THOMAS 1679 - 1717
THE HERMIT. A POEM.
Boston: Printed and sold by James D. Griffith, 1786.
PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA, NOW IN FORCE, RELATIVE TO EXCISE.
JULY, 178(i. TAKEN FROM A DIGEST OF JOHN NICHOLSON, ESQ. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Robert Aitken. M,DCC,LXXXVI.
pp. 60. 8VO. AAS. HC. JCB.
— THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AS ESTABLISHED
BY THE GENERAL CONVENTION. CAREFULLY COMPARED WITH THE ORIGINALS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, in Spruce-Street, near the
Drawbridge. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 16. 8vo. JOB.
DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
ON THE MEMORIALS PRAYING A REPEAL OR SUSPENSION OF THE LAW ANNULLING
THE CHARTER OF THE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA. MATHEW CAREY, EDITOR.
Philadelphia: Printed for Carey and Co. Seddon and Pritchard. M.DCC.-
LXXXVI. pp. (2), (2), [132.] 8vo. AAS. CLS. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
LAWS ENACTED IN THE FIRST SITTING OF THE TENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADELPHIA,
ON MONDAY THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE. [ 24 December, 1786.]
[Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford. [1786.] pp. 8, (2). fol. HSP. LOC.
LAWS ENACTED IN THE SECOND SITTING OF THE TENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADEL-
PHIA, ON THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. [ 8 April, 1786.] [Colophon :]
PhiladelpJiia : Printed by Thomas Bradford. [1786.] pp. (9)-[87], (1),
4. fol. HSP. LOC.
19887
- LAWS ENACTED IN THE THIRD SITTING OF THE TENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADEL-
PHIA, ON THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LOBD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. [ — 27 September, 1786.] [Colo-
phon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Tliomas Bradford. [1786.] pp. (89)-[179],
(1), (3). fol. HSP. LOC.
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PENNSYLVANIA. STATE, continued.
MINUTES OP THB . . . GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken ? 1786.
TAOEBDCH DER GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEK REPUBLIC PENNSYLVANIEN. [1786-
1787.]
Gemnantaun : Gedruckt bey Leibert und Billmeyer. 1786.
STATE OP THE ACCOUNTS OP WILLIAM WEBB, ESQUIRE, PAY MASTER OF LATE
NAVY BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA, FROM MARCH TO SEPTEMBER, 1777.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Ailken. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.36. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP JOHN NIXON, ESQUIRE, FROM . . . 1775, TILL
. . . 1776, AS TREASURES OP THE COMMITTEE OF SAFETY, STATE OF PENNSYL-
VANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 56. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP NICHOLAS BROSIUS, ESQ., COLLECTOR OF EXCISE,
BERKS COUNTY, FROM AUGUST 1784, TILL AUGUST 1785.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 4. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF SAMUEL ADAMS, ESQUIRE, COLLECTOR OF EXCISE,
FOR THE COUNTY OF FAYETTE: FROM THE 26TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1783, TO THE
28TH OF FEBRUARY, 1785.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 3. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP GEORGE GRAFF, ESQ., COLLECTOR OF EXCISE, FOR
THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. FROM THE 2o DAY OP AUGUST 1784, TO THE 6TH
OF AUGUST 1785.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M.DCC.LXXXVI, pp.9. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF ADAM HUBLEY, ESQUIRE, ... OF LANCASTER
COUNTY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 3. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP SAMUEL TUHBETT, ESQUIRE, ... OF LANCASTER
COUNTY, . . . 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 4. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF SAMUEL TURBETT, ESQUIRE, ... OF LANCASTER
COUNTY. FROM 25TH FEBRUARY, TILL 21ST SEPTEMBER, 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 9. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP JACOB AULD, ESQUIRE, COLLECTOR OF EXCISE, FOR
THE COUNTY OP MONTGOMERY; FROM . . . 1784, UNTIL . . . 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 5. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF GEORGE GRAFF, ESQUIRE, COLLECTOR OF EXCISE,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY; . . . 1784, TO ... 1785.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Ailken. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 5. 8vo.
- STATE OF THE ACCOUNT OF WILLIAM WILSON, ESQUIRE, COLLECTOR OF EXCISE,
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY; FROM 2IsT Nov. 1783, UNTIL THE APPOINTMENT OP
MR. HUNTER HIS SUCCESSOR.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 3. 8vo.
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PENNSYLVANIA. STATE, continued.
STATE OP THE ACCOUNTS OF EDWARD BARTHOLOMEW, ESQUIRE ; COLLECTOR OP
EXCISE, PHILADELPHIA CITY AND COUNTY; FROM THE TIME TO WHICH HIS
ACCOUNTS WEKE LAST SETTLED, TO THE 318T DECEMBER, 1785, INCLUSIVE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. 1786. pp. 23. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF WILLIAM GRAHAM, ESQUIRE, COLLECTOR OP EXCISE,
FOR THE COUNTIES OF WESTMORELAND, WASHINGTON, AND FAYETTE; FROM
APRIL, 1785, TILL JULY 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 8. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP JACOB BAHNITZ, ESQUIRE, LATE COLLECTOR OP
EXCISE, FOR THE COUNTY OF YORK ; FROM THE 1ST OF MAY, 1785, UNTIL THE
24TH OP DECEMBER, 1785, BEING THE TIME HE CEASED TO ACT.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken. 1786. pp.6. 8vo.
A VIEW OP THE DEBTS AND EXPENSES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, AND OP THE FUNDS AND REVENUES OP THE SAME. [Signed, John Nichol-
son, comptroller-general's office.]
[Printed and sold by R. Aitken, Philadelphia :] December, 1786. pp.
25. 4to. LCp. NYHS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMB. 2901. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [— NUMB.
2952. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, at the New-Printiny-Office,
near the Market. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA HERALD, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. FROM WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 25, 1786, TO SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1787. VOLUMES THIRD AND
FOURTH. [Cut of Justice, with motto,] BE JUST AND FEAR NOT.
Philadelphia: Printed by M. Carey and Co. in Front-Street, west-side,
seven doors from Market-Street. [1786.] pp. (2), 187 - 210 ; 208 ; 208, (2). fol.
Heading: THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] EVENING HERALD AND THE AMERICAN
MONITOR. WHERE LIBERTY DWELLS, THERE is MY COUNTRY. — FRANKLIN. VOL.
11. No. 47. TOTAL No. 99. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [VOL. iv. No. 52. TOTAL
No. 208. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1787.]
Philadelphia : Printed [Wednesdays and Saturdays] by M. Carey and
Co. in Front-Street, west-side, seven doors from Market-Street, . . . 1786. fol.
With the issue for May 31st, the title was changed to : The Pennsyl-
vania Herald and general advertiser. Paged, and indexed.
THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY — PRICE POUR-PENCE. No. 2039, WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 2126. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. Advertisements, &c. for this
paper, are received at the Book-Store, in Front-Street, four doors below the Coffee-
House, or the Prinling-Offlce, Loititia- Court. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC.
The somewhat fanciful cut represents an Indian warrior, and Fame,
on either side of a table, on which rests an open volume of the Journal,
and underneath which is a full-rigged ship.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY AND UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] NUMB.
73. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — NUMB. 124. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, at the new Printing-office
in Dock [Spruce-] Street, near the Drawbridge. 1786. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
The motto, from Juvenal, reads : Civis erat qui libera posset verba
animi proferre, et vitam impendere vero.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 21 50. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 2, [ — No. 2467. SATUKDAY, DKCEMBEK 80, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole ;
on the south side of Market-Street, the third house east of Second- Street. 1786. fol.
THE PENNSYLVANIA POCKET ALMANAC FOR THE YEAH OP ODR LORD 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. [1786.]
PERKINS, NATHAN 1748 - 1838
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE INSTALLATION OP THE REV. MR. SOLOMON WOLCOTT,
IN THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN WlNTONBURY, MAY
24TH, 1786. BY NATHAN PERKINS, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
HARTFORD.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1786. pp. [39.] 8vo. NYPL.
PERRY, WILLIAM
THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE : OR, NEW PRONOUNCING SPELLING
BOOK. UPON THE SAME PLAN AS PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY,
(NOW MADE USE OF IN ALL THE CELEBRATED SCHOOLS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE-
LAND, AS THE MOST COMPLETE COMPENDIUM OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EVER
YET PUBLISHED.) TO WHICH IS ADDED A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENG-
LISH LANGUAGE ; AND, A SELECT NUMBER OF MORAL TALES AND FABLES, FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH. WlTII AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING DIRECTIONS FOR THE
DIFFERENT SOUNDS OP THE CONSONANTS BEFORE ALL THE VOWELS, WITH EVERY
EXCEPTION THAT IS TO BE MET WITH IN OUR LANGUAGE, FROM SUCH GENERAL
RULES : ALSO, A COMPLETE LIST OP ALL THE WORDS E FINAL DOES NOT LENGTHEN
THE SYLLABLE : LIKEWISE, SEVERAL VALUABLE APHORISMS RESPECTING THE
SOUNDS OF THE VOWELS IN THE LAST SYLLABLE OF WORDS ENDING WITH E. AND,
A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WHICH, THOUGH
WRITTEN DIFFERENTLY HAVE A SIMILARITY OF SOUND. . . . OF THOSE SUBSTAN-
TIVES AND VERBS, OF THE SAME ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT OF A DIFFERENT ACCENT. OF
THOSE SUBSTANTIVES AND VERBS, WHICH VARY IN THEIR SOUND, EITHER BY A
DIFFERENT CONSONANT, OR BY CHANGING THE HARD SOUND OF THAT CONSONANT
INTO THE SOFT SOUND. OF THOSE ADJECTIVES AND VERBS ALIKE IN ORTHOGRA-
PHY, BUT DIFFERENTLY ACCENTED. OF THE SUBSTANTIVES AND ADJECTIVES
CHANGING THE SEAT OF THE ACCENT. FOR THE USE OP SCHOOLS, AND PRIVATE
FAMILIES. BY W. PERRY, LECTURER ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, IN THE ACAD-
EMY, EDINBURGH. THE SECOND WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold by him and
tlie. Booksellers in Boston. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 180, frontispiece. 12mo. AAB.
PETERS, PHILLIS WHEATLEY
POEMS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, RELIGIOUS AND MORAL,
London Printed. Philadelphia, reprinted,
pp. 68. 16mo.
1753-1784
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
by Joseph Crukshank. 1786.
A PETITION FOR A CONTRIBUTION IN ORDER TO RELIEVE A DISTRESSED PRISONER.
[In behalf of Dr. Samuel Stearns, signed by three residents of Worcester County,
Massachusetts, dated June 12, 1786.]
[Worcester: Printed by Isaiah Thomas, 1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
ORDER OF PROCESSION FOR NOVEMBER 4, 1786. [Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by E lea zer Oiwald. [1786.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
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19916 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OP CHRIST-
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S.
[Philadelphia: 1786.] Broadside, fol.
19917 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. DISPENSARY FOR MEDICAL RELIEF.
PLAN OF THE PHILADELPHIA DISPENSARY FOR THE MEDICAL RELIEF OF THE POOR.
[Philadelphia: 1786.] pp.8. 8vo. MHB.
19918 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. HIBERNIA FIRE COMPANY.
ARTICLES OF THE HIBERNIA FIRE-COMPANY IN PHILADELPHIA.
[Philadelphia: 1786.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
19919 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. RELIANCE FIRE COMPANY.
ARTICLES OF THE RELIANCE FIRE COMPANY, OF THE CITY AND LIBERTIES OF PHIL-
ADELPHIA, INSTITUTED IN THE YEAR 1786.
[Philadelphia: 1786.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
19920 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. URANIAN SOCIETY.
INTRODUCTORY LESSONS, AS PRACTISED BY THE URANIAN SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILA-
DELPHIA, FOR PROMOTING THE KNOWLEDGE OF VOCAL MUSIC.
Philadelphia : Printed by Robert Aitken, near the Coffee-House, and sold
by John Connelly, in Second Street, a few doors north of Chesnut Street. 1786.
19921 PHILuENI, pseudonym.
STRICTURES ON THE LANDED AND COMMERCIAL INTEREST OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR 178(i. BY PHILJSNI.
New -York: Printed and sold, by Francis Childs. [1786.] pp. 20. 8vo.
19922 PHILOPHRON, pseudonym.
COLUMBIA AND BRITANNIA : A DRAMATIC PIECE. BY A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED
STATES.
New-London: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 63. 8vo.
19923 PHIPPS, JOSEPH 1700 - 1787
ABHANDLUNGEN UBER DIE NATUR UNO WIRKUNG DER CHRISTLICHEN TAUFE, COM-
MUNION, UND DBS GOTTESDIENSTLICHEN IlARRENS AUF DEN HERRN ; WELCHEM
BEYGEFUGT BIND EINIGE WENIGE ANMERKUNGEN USER DIE BEOBACHTUNG OEF-
FENTLICIIEH FASTEN UND FEYERTAGB. DUHCH JOSEPH PHIPP8.
Philadelphia: Oedruckt bey Carl Cist, am Eck der Arch- und I'ierten-
strasse. 1786. pp. (2), (63). 8vo. KYPL.
19924 DISSERTATIONS ON THE NATURE AND EFFECT OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM, CHRISTIAN
COMMUNION, AND RELIGIOUS WAITING UPON GOD. BY JOSEPH PHIPPS.
London, Printed.- New -York, Re-printed, by William Ross, Broad-Street,
near the Exchange. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 52 ; 32. 8vo. AA8.
Second title: REASONS FOR THE NECESSITY OF SILENT WAITING, IN ORDER TO THE
SOLEMN WORSHIP OF GOD. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SEVERAL QUOTATIONS FROM
ROBERT BARCLAY'S APOLOGY. BY MARY BROOK. THE SIXTH EDITION.
London, Printed: New-York, Re-printed, by William Ross, Broad-Street,
near the Exchange. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 32.
The separate signatures indicate these may have been issued separately,
also.
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PHIPPS, JOSEPH, continued.
THE DOCTRINE OP BAPTISM, &c. BY JOSEPH PHIPPS: AND REASONS FOR THE
NECESSITY OF SILENT WORSHIP. BY MARY BROOKS.
[London : Printed. Philadelphia : He-printed, by Joseph Crukihank,
1786.] pp. 59 ; 32. 8vo. AAS.
Second title : DISSERTATIONS ON THE NATURE AND EFFECTS OF CHRISTIAN BAP-
TISM, CHRISTIAN COMMUNION, AND RELIGIOUS WAITING UPON GOD. BY JOSEPH
PHIPPS.
London: Printed. Philadelphia: life-printed, by Joseph Crukshank, in
Market-Street, betreen Second and 2 hird- Streets. 1786. pp. 59.
Third title : REASONS FOR THE NECESSITY OF SILENT WAITING, IN ORDER TO THE
SOLEMN WORSHIP OF GOD. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SEVERAL QUOTATIONS FROM
ROBERT BARCLAY'S APOLOGY. BY MARY BROOK. THE FOURTH EDITION.
London: Printed. Philadelphia: Re-printed, by Joseph Crukshank, in
Market-Street, between Second and Third-Streets. 1786. pp. 82.
The two treatises are printed with separate pagination and signatures,
and are sometimes found separate, although connected by their half-
title.
PINCKNEY, CHARLES 1758 - 1824
MR. CHARLES PINCKNEY'S SPEECH, IN ANSWER TO MR. JAY, SECRETARY FOR FOR-
EIGN AFFAIRS, ON THE QUESTION OF A TREATY WITH SPAIN, DELIVERED IN CON-
GRESS, AUGUST 16, 1780.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Child*, 1786.] pp. (4). fol. LOC.
THE PITTSBURG GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, JULY 29, [— No. 23. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.J
Pitttburg: Printed by John Scull and Joseph Hall. 1786. fol.
Established by John Scull, and Joseph Hall. The latter died soon after
publication was begun, and was succeeded in 1787, by — Boyd. The
partnership of Scull and Boyd was dissolved in 1788, and for the suc-
ceeding thirty-two years, until his death in 1818, John Scull continued
the publication of the Gazette, as editor and publisher. He was suc-
ceeded by John I. Scull, and Morgan Neville; Eichbaum and Johnston ;
and Neville B. Craig, in 1829. Since which time it has been contin-
ously published, now being called the Commercial Gazette.
THE PLYMOUTH JOURNAL, AND THE MASSACHUSETTS ADVERTISER. [Seal] PLY-
MOUTH NOV-ANGLIA SlGII.LUM SOCIETATIS. PATRUM PIETATE ORTUM FIL1ORUM
VIRTUTE 8ERVANDUM. VOL. I. NO. 1. SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1785, [ VOL. II.
No. 65. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1786.]
Printed and published by Nathaniel C 'overly. [At the Printing-Office in
Plymouth, opposite Mr. Isaac Symme's Baker.] 1785-1786. fol.
Established by Nathaniel Coverly, and continued by him until publi-
cation ceased probably within this year.
THE POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER AND NEW-JERSEY ADVERTISER. NUMB. 116,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. 133, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1786.]
Elizabeth Town : Printed by Shepard Kollock. 1786. fol.
Continued as, The New-Jersey Journal, and political intelligencer.
POLLY CHERRY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young, Stewart and M'Cullocli, Hit
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets. 1786.
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19931 POPE, ALEXANDER 1688-1744
AN ESSAT ON MAN. BY ALEXANDER POPE. ENLAKOED AND IMPROVED BY THE
AUTHOR. WlTH NOTES, CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY.
New- York : Printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover- Square.
M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 46. (2). 8vo. AAS. NYPL.
19932 PRATT, SAMUEL JACKSON 1749 _ 1814
EMMA CORBETT : EXHIBITING HENRY AND EMMA, THE FAITHFUL MODERN LOVERS,
AS DELINEATED BY THEMSELVES, IN THEIR ORIGINAL LETTERS. PUBLISHED BY
COURTNEY MELMOTII, AUTHOR OF THE PUPIL OF PLEASURE, &c.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and MCuttoch, corner of
Second and Cliemut-Streets. 1786. 2 vols.
19933 — EMMA CORBETT ; OR, THE MISERIES OF CIVIL WAR. FOUNDED ON SOME
RECENT CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH HAPPENED IN AMERICA. BY COURTNEY MELMOTH,
AUTHOR OF THE PUPIL OF PLEASURE, &C. THE SIXTH EDITION.
Newbti,ry-Port : Printed by John Mi/call; for E. Battelle, and W. Green, in
Boston. [1786.] 2 vols.
19934 PRENTICE, CALEB 1746 - 1803
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE INSTALMENT OF THE REV. JOSEPH WILLARD, TO THE
PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE CHURCH OF CHRIST, IN BOXBOHOUGH, NOVEMBER
2, MDCCLXXXV. By CALEB PRENTICE, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN
READING.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 48. 8VO. AAS. BA. MHS.
19935 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES.
A DRAUGHT OF A PLAN OF GOVERNMENT AND DISCIPLINE FOR THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN NORTH AMERICA : PROPOSED BY A COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR THAT
PURPOSE. [By the Rev. John Witherspoon, D. D.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey ? 1786. pp. 46. 8vo.
19936 A PRETTY PLAYTHING FOR CHILDREN OF ALL DENOMINATIONS. CONTAINING i. THE
ALPHABET IN VERSE, FOR THE USE OF LITTLE CHILDREN. II. AN ALPHABET IN
PROSE. INTERSPERSED WITH PROPER LESSONS IN LIFE, FOR THE USE OF GREAT
CHILDREN. III. TOM NODDY AND HIS SISTER SUE, A LILLIPUTIAN STORY. IV.
THE SOUND OF THE LETTERS EXPLAINED BY VISIBLE OBJECTS ; DELINEATED ON
COPPER PLATES. V. THE Cuz'g CHORUS, SET TO MUSIC ; TO BE SUNG BY CHILDREN,
IN ORDER TO TEACH THEM TO JOIN THEIR LETTERS IN SYLLABLES, AND PHONOUNCE
THEM PROPERLY. THE WHOLE EMBELLISHED WITH VARIETY OF CUTS AFTER THE
MANNER OF PTOLEMY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street. 1786.
19937 PRICE, RICHARD 1723-1791
OBSERVATIONS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, AND THE
MEANS OF MAKING IT A BENEFIT TO THE WORLD. BY RlCHARD PRICE D. D. L. L. D.
AND FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, AND OF THE ACADEMY OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES IN NEW-ENGLAND.
Charleston : Printed and sold at Boicen & Markland's Stationary Store,
No. 92, Church-street. 1786.
19938 PRICHARD, WILLIAM
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION, AT PRICHARD'S AUCTION-ROOM, IN PEWTER
PLATTER-ALLEY, UNDER THE GREAT LAMP, DECEMBER 6, 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1780.
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THE PRINCETON [cut] PACKET, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 1.
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1785, [ — VOL. n. No. 25. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Prinetton: Printed by James Tod, 1786. fol.
Established by James Tod, and continued by him to July, 1787. The
cut is a representation of Nassau Hall. Only a few scattering numbers
are known to be extant.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.
THE BOOK OP COMMON PRAYER, AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS, AND
OTHER RITES AND CEREMONIES AS REVISED AND PROPOSED TO THE USE OF THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT A CONVENTION OP THE SAID CHURCH IN THE
STATES OF NEW -YORK, NEW- JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND,
VIRGINIA, AND SOUTH-CAROLINA, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, PROM SEPTEMBER
27TH TO OCTOBER 7TH, 1785.
Philadelphia : Printed by Hall and Setters, and sold for the benefit of
sundry Corporations and Societies, instituted for tfie support of the widows and
children of deceased clergymen. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 373 ; 10, errata. 8vo. BPL.
Second title: TUNES SUITED TO THE PSALMS AND HYMNS OP THE BOOK OF COM-
MON PRAYER, pp. 10.
This edition, contains the alterations which were intended to adapt the
Book of Common Prayer, of the Church of England, to the changed
political conditions in this country ; and is the result of a convention
held in Philadelphia, in 1785, presided over by the Reverend William
White. The proposed Prayer Book met with much criticism and oppo-
sition in the church, owing to its radical changes, and was never
adopted. It was reprinted in London, in 1789, in an edition of fifty
copies, without the eight engraved pages of music, for the use of the
Anglican Bishops in convocation, together with the Application of
the American Church, for discussion. It was superseded by a new
revision, printed in Philadelphia, in 1790, which continued in use.
- A JOURNAL OP A CONVENTION OP THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
THE STATES OF NEW -YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARY-
LAND, VIRGINIA AND SOUTH-CAROLINA, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, FROM JUNE 20TH
TO THE 26TH, 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 18. 8vo.
- A JOURNAL OF A CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE
STATES OF NEW -YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND
AND SOUTH-CAROLINA, HELD AT WILMINGTON, IN THE STATE OP DELAWARE,
OCTOBER IOTH AND HTH, 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph CrvksJtunk. [1786.] pp. 22. 8vo. JCB.
PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND.
AT A MEETING OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN OF PROVIDENCE, IN SAID
PROVIDENCE, ON MONDAY THE KiTii OF JANUARY, A. D. 1780. [Method of teach-
ing the rudiments of arithmetic.] [Colophon : ]
Providence: Printed by J. Carter. [1786.] Broadside. 8vo. JOB.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. JANUARY — DECEMBER, 1786.
Providence: Printed by John Carter, at the Pott-Office, at Shakespear's
Head, near the State-House. 1786. fol. AAS. RIHS.
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AMERICAN MUSICAL MAGAZINE. THE FIRST NUMBER. [MAT, — FOURTH NUMBER
AUGUST, 1786.]
f Printed by Daniel Bowen.] Published by Amos Doolittte, and Daniel Read,
New-Haven. 1786.
READING MADE EAST, OR CHILD'S INSTRUCTOR.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, Front-Street, between
Market and Chesnut-Streets. 1786.
REFORMED (GERMAN) CHURCH.
CATECHISMUS ODER KURZKR UNTERRICHT CHRISTLICHER LEHRE.
Oermantaun: Gedruckt bey Leibert und Billmeyer. 1786. pp. 118. 24mo.
REMMELE, JOHN
THE DESIGN AND NATURE OF ATONEMENT. THREE SERMONS.
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner. 1786. pp.42. 4to.
THE RENOWNED HISTORY OF GILES GINGERBREAD, A LITTLE BOY WHO LIVED
UPON LEARNING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
FEBRUARY, 1786, AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF
THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BKGUN AND HOLDEN
BY ADJOURNMENT, AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON
THE LAST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SKVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1786.] pp. (46). fol. JOB. LOC.
• — • MARCH, 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THK STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HELD (BY ADJOURNMENT) AT EAST-GREENWICH, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, [1786.] pp. 39. fol. JCB. LOC.
MAY, 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOH THE STATE AFORESAID, ON THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN MAY, IN THE YEAH OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1786.] pp. 22. fol. JCB. LOC.
- — JUNE, 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THB GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE or RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN, BY ADJOURNMENT, AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY IN JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1786.] pp. 20. fol. JCB. LOG.
- — • AUGUST, 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, . . .
[Colophon:]
Procidence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1786. pp.9. fol.
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RHODE ISLAND. STATE, continued.
— OCTOBER, 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OP THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS,
BEGUN AND HELD (iN CONSEQUENCE OP WARRANTS ISSUED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE
GOVERNOR) AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND POK THE STATE AFORESAID, ON MONDAY
THE SECOND DAY OP OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OP INDEPENDENCE.
[Colophon :]
Newport: Printed by Solomon Soutkwick. [1786.] pp.8. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
— OCTOBER (2o SESSION) 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OP THE STATE OP RHODE- ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE
PLANTATIONS, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OP
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1786.] pp.9. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY, MARCH SESSION, 1786. AN ACT LAYING DUTIES OP EXCISE ON CERTAIN
ARTICLES, THEREIN DESCRIBED.
Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1786. pp. (2). fol. JCB.
STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY. AN ACT [regarding the transfer of real estate.]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1786. JCB.
STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY. [Penal Act.]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1786. JCB.
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OP, now BROWN UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUE EORUM qui IN COLLEGIO RHOD. INS. ET PROV. PLANT. Nov. ANGLO-
RUM, AB ANNO 1769 AD ANNUM 1786, ALICUJU8 GRADUS LAUREA DONATI SUNT.
Providence: Typis Johannis Carter. 1786. Broadside, fol.
1689-1761
ABRIDGED PROM THE WORKS OP SAMUEL
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL
THE HISTORY OF CLARISSA HARLOWE.
RICHARDSON, Esq.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1
THE HISTORY OP SIR CHARLES GRANDISON. ABRIDGED PROM THE WORKS OP
SAMUEL RICHARDSON, ESQ. AUTHOR OP PAMELA, AND CLARISSA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
- — • PAMELA; OR, VIRTUE REWARDED. ABRIDGED FROM THE WORKS OP SAMUEL
RICHARDSON, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
RIGBY, EDWARD 1747 - 1821
AN ESSAY ON THE UTERINE HAEMORRHAGE, WHICH PRECEDES THE DELIVERY OP THE
PULL GROWN FO3TUB ; ILLUSTRATED WITH CASES. BY EDWARD RlGBY, MEMBER OF
THE CORPORATION OP SURGEONS OF LONDON. THE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street, two doors
above Chesnut-Street. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. iv, 84. 8vo. AAS. SGO.
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DKK GANTZ NEOE VERBKSSKKTK NORD-AMERICANISCHE CALENDER. AUP DAS
1787STE JAHR CHRISTI. ZUM ZWOLFTEN MAL HERAUS GEGEBEN.
Lancaster: Qedruckt bey Jacob Bailey. [1786.]
ROBERTS, THOMAS
CATAT.OOITF. nu1 * VF.RV F.TTKWSTVT^ ARarrarrnrTrwr nw -nnniro *WT\ aTLTtma »T>TT
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Charleston: Printed by Childs, Hatwell and M'lver, for Thomas Roberts.
1786.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PUIMER, TO WHICH is ADDED, WITH APPROBATION, A SHORT
ABRIDGEMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, WITH A SHORT DAILY EXERCISE; ALSO
FARTHER INSTRUCTIONS, FROM THE FRENCH CATECHISM OF JOHN JOSEPH L.AN-
GUET, FORMERLY ARCHBISHOP OF SENS.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, Front-Street, between
Market and Chesnut-Streets. 1786.
ROSS, ROBERT _ 1799
THE NEW AMERICAN SPELLING-BOOK; OR, A COMPLETE PRIMER. BY ROBERT Ross.
New-Haven: Printed and sold by T. and S. Green, 1786.
RUDDIMAN, THOMAS 1684 - 17 57
THE RUDIMENTS OF THE LATIN TONGUE; OR, A PLAIN AND EASY INTRODUCTION TO
LATIN GRAMMAR: WHKREIN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LANGUAGE ARE METHODIC-
ALLY DIGESTED, BOTH IN ENGLISH AND LATIN. WlTH DSEFDL NOTES AND OBSERV-
ATIONS, EXPLAINING THE TERMS OF GRAMMAR, AND FARTHER IMPROVING ITS
RULES. BY THOMAS RUDDIMAN, M. A. To THIS NEW AMERICAN EDITION is AN-
NEXED PROSODY; PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THIS INTRODUCTION TO LATIN
GRAMMAR.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young, Stewart, and M' Culloch, the
corner of Second and Chesnut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXX,VI. pp. 130. 12mo. AAS.
RUDIMENTS OF LAW AND GOVERNMENT, DEDUCED FROM THE LAW OF NATURE:
PARTICULARLY ADDRESSED TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, BUT COMPOSED
ON PRINCIPLES APPLICABLE TO ALL MANKIND. [Two lines of Latin from] HORACE.
Cliarleston: Printed and sold by Childs, Hasicell and M'lver. 1786.
RUSH, BENJAMIN 1745 - 1818
DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE MINERAL WATER AND COLD BATH, AT HARROGATE,
NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by Melchior Steiner, in Race-street, between Second-
and Tliird-streets. 1786. pp. 12. 12mo. LCP.
AN ORATION, DELIVERED BEFORE THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY, 1786; CONTAINING AN
ENQUIRY INTO THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL CAUSES UPON THE MORAL FACULTY.
BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D. AND PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA. [Six lines from] LOCKE. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.(6), 40. 4to.
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RUSH, BENJAMIN, continued.
— AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA ON THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY, 1786; CONTAINING AN EN-
QUIRY INTO THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL CAU8KS UPON THE MORAL FACULTY. BY
BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D. AND PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA. [Five lines from] LOCKE. THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles CM. M,DCC,LXXXVI. BA.
This, second edition, was re-printed in London this year.
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. A PLAN FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE DIFFUSION OF
KNOWLEDGE IN PENNSYLVANIA; TO WHICH ARE ADDED THOUGHTS UPON THE MODE
OF EDUCATION, PROPER IN A REPUBLIC. ADDRESSED TO THE LEGISLATURE AND
CITIZENS OF THE STATE.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dolison, in Second-Street, two doors
above Chemut-Street. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. (36). 12mo. BA. NYPL.
THE SALEM CHRONICLE AND ESSEX ADVERTISER. NUMB. 1. THURSDAY, MARCH 80,
[— DECEMBER? 1786.]
Salem: Printed by George Roulslone, on Paved Street. 1786. fol.
Discontinued within less than a year of publication. George Roulstone
later removed to North Carolina, where he was printing The North
Carolina Chronicle, in 1791. In the same year he removed to Tennes-
see, and established the Knoxville Gazette, — the first newspaper
printed in that State.
THE SALEM MERCURY: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND MORAL. NUMB. 1. SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 14, [ — NUMB. 12. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1786.]
Published by Dabney and Gushing, in the Main Street, Salem; . . .
1786. fol. AAS. LOG. NYPL.
Established by John Dabney and Thomas C. Gushing, and continued,
weekly, by them to October, 1789. On October 14, 1789, the partner-
ship was dissolved, by mutual agreement. Gushing continuing it to the
end of the year 1789, when the Mercury ceased publication. In Janu-
ary, 1790, Thomas G. Cushing began the issue of another paper, the
first number of which was called The American Eagle, and the second
number The Salem Gazette. With the issue for January 4, 1791, he
gave this paper the consecutive numbering of Volume v. number 221,
from the first issue of the Salem Mercury, thus justifying the claim of
The Salem Gazette to being the oldest newspaper continuously pub-
lished in Massachusetts at the present day.
SARJEANT, THOMAS
[TWENTY ARITHMETICAL TABLES, NEATLY PRINTED ON A CARD, FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Philadelphia: Published by Thomas Seddon, 1786.] Broadside.
SAUNDERS, RICHARD, pseudonym.
POOR RICHARD IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS
OF THE SUN AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE
RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE
MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1787: BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP-YEAR.
[Nine lines.] BY RICHARD SAUNDERS, PIIILOM.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Hall and Sellers. [1786.] pp. (34). 12mo.
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19979 SCOTT, FRANCES, and STEWART, ISAAC
Half-title : NARRATIVE OP MRS. SCOTT AND CAPT. STEWART'S CAPTIVITY. [Cut.]
Title, on reno : A TRUE AKD -WONDERFUL NARRATIVE OF THE SURPRISING CAP-
TIVITY AND REMARKABLE DELIVERANCE OF MRS. FRANCES SCOTT, AN INHABITANT
OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA; WHO WAS TAKEN BY THE
INDIANS ON THE EVENING OP THE TWENTY-NINTH OF JUNE, 1785. CONTAINING
ALSO, A PARTICULAR RELATION OF HER ALMOST UNPARRALELLED [«l'c] SUFFERINGS,
AND THE HARDSHIPS SHE UNDERWENT DURING HER TEDIOUS AND PAINFUL TRAVELS
AND PERIGRINATIONS OF THIRTY-TWO DAYS . . . LIKEWISE, A PARTICULAR
DETAIL OF THE HORRID, BARBAROUS AND CRUEL MASSACRE OF HER HUSBAND, MR.
SCOTT, AND FOUR CHILDREN, AND A LAD NAMED BALL, WHO WERE MOST INHU-
MANLY MURDERED BY THE BLOOD-THIRSTY SAVAGES, ON THE FATAL EVENING OF
THE TWENTY-NINTH OF JUNE. . . .
Boston: Printed by E. Russell, next Lib. Pole. 1786. pp. 24. 12mo. MHS.
Second title: A TRUE AND FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE SURPRISING CAPTIVITY
AND REMARKABLE DELIVERANCE OF CAPTAIN ISAAC STEWART, pp. 19-24.
19980 SCOTT, WILLIAM
SCOTT'S LESSONS IN ELOCUTION, OR A SELECTION OF PIECES IN PROSE AND VERSE,
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF YOUTH IN READING AND SPEAKING, AS WELL AS FOR
THE PERUSAL OF PERSONS OF TASTE ; WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING THE PRIN-
CIPLES OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR; BEING ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE KIND EVER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the new Book-Store in
Second-Street, two doors above Ohesnvt-Street. 1786.
19981 SEABURY, SAMUEL 1729 - 1796
BISHOP SEABURY'S SECOND CHARGE, TO THE CLERGY OF HIS DIOCESS, DELIVERED AT
DERBY, IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ON THE 22o OF DECEMBER, 1786. PUB-
LISHED AT THE EARNEST DESIRE OF THE CONVOCATION.
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1786.] pp. 20. 8vo.
19982 THE COMMUNION-OFFICE, OR ORDER FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE HOLY
EUCHARIST OR SUPPER OF THE LORD. WITH PRIVATE DEVOTIONS. RECOMMENDED
TO THE EPISCOPAL CONGREGATIONS IN CONNECTICUT, BY THE RIGHT REVEREND
BISHOP SEABUKY.
New-I^ndon: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 23. 12mo.
Reprinted, iu facsimile, in New York, in 1875.
19983 SEWALL, DANIEL 1755-1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1787.
. . . BY DANIEL SEWALL, PHILOMATH.
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire : Printed and sold by Robert Gerrith. [1786.]
19984 SHAFTSBURY. VERMONT. SHAFTSBURY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION, HELD
AT ELDER WERDEN'S MEETING-HOUSE, IN ADAMS, 1786.
Printed by Charles R. Webster, No. 36 (north side of) State-Street, near the
English Church, Albany. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 8. 8vo.
19985 SHEPARD, THOMAS 1605-1649
THE CHURCH-MEMBERSHIP OF CHILDREN AND THEIR RIGHT TO BAPTISM. BY THOMAS
SHEPARD.
Hartford: Reprinted 1786. pp. 31. 8vo.
To the reader, is signed E. W. A. M.
ACCT1ON
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SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY BUTLEK 1751 - 181 6
THE SCHOOL FOB SCANDAL. A COMEDY. PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE AT
THE THEATRE IN NEW-YORK, FROM A MANUSCRIPT COPY IN THE POSSESSION OF
JOHN HENRY, JOINT MANAGER OF THE AMERICAN COMPANY, GIVEN HIM BY THE
AUTHOR.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1786.
There are numerous slight variations in the text from the authorized
English editions.
SHERMAN, JOBIAH 1734 - 1789
THE HISTORY OF MELCHIZEDEK, KINO OF SALEM. AND OF REDEMPTION BY JESUS
CHRIST, KINO OF RIGHTEOUSNESS AND PEACE. BY JOSIAH SHERMAN, A. M. PASTOR
OF THE CHURCH IN GOSHEN. [Four lines from] WATTS.
Litchfield: Printed by T. Collier, a few rods west of the Court-House.
[1786.] pp. 28. 8vo. AAS.
A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO LATIN GRAMMAR, FOR THE USE OF THE UNIVERSITY AND
ACADEMY OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN PHILADELPHIA. [Two lines from] HORACE.
THIRD EDITION, CAREFULLY REVISED.
Philadelphia : Printed by Charles Cist, at the corner of Fourth and Arch-
Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. iv, 116. 12mo. AAS.
THE SISTER'S GIFT: OR, THE NAUGHTY BOY REFORMED. PUBLISHED FOR THE ADVAN-
TAGE OF THE RISING GENERATION. [Four lines of verse.] THE FIRST WORCESTER
EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, [1786.] pp. 31.
32mo.
SLACK, MRS. —
THE INSTRUCTOR: OR, AMERICAN YOUNG MAN'S BEST COMPANION. CONTAINING,
SPELLING, READING, WRITING, AND AHITHMETICK, IN AN EASIER WAY THAN ANY
YET PUBLISHED; AND HOW TO QUALIFY ANY PERSON FOR BUSINESS, WITHOUT THE
HELP OF A MASTER. INSTRUCTIONS TO WHITE VARIETY OF HANDS, WITH COPIES
BOTH IN PROSE AND VERSE. HOW TO WRITE LETTERS ON BUSINESS OR FRIENDSHIP.
FORMS OF DEEDS, BONDS, BILLS OF SALE, POWERS OF ATTORNEY, INDENTURES,
RECEIPTS, WILLS, LEASES, RELEASES, &C. ALSO, MERCHANTS ACCOUNTS, AND A
SHORT AND EASY METHOD OF SHOP AND BOOK-KEEPING; WITH A DESCRIPTION OF
THE PRODUCT, COUNTIES AND MARKET-TOWNS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, &C. TO-
GETHER WITH THE METHOD OF MEASURING CARPENTERS, JOINERS, SAWYERS,
BRICKLAYERS, PLASTERERS, PLUMBERS, MASONS, GLAZIERS, AND PAINTER'S WORK.
WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF GUNTER'S LINE, AND COGGESHALL's SLIDING-RULE.
LIKEWISE, THE PRACTICAL GAUGER, MADE EASY ; THE ART OF DIALLING, AND HOW
TO ERECT AND FIX DIALS; WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR DYING, COLOURING, AND MAKING
COLOURS; AND SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS FOR GARDENING EVERY MONTH IN
THE YEAR. TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE FAMILY'S BEST COMPANION: WITH INSTRUC-
TIONS FOR MARKING ON LINEN: HOW TO PICKLE AND PRESERVE: TO MAKE DIVERS
SORTS OF WINE; AND MANY EXCELLENT PLASTERS, AND MEDICINES, NECESSARY IN
ALL FAMILIES: AND A COMPENDIUM OF THE SCIENCES OF GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRON-
OMY; CONTAINING, A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE EARTH,
AND A SURVEY OF THE CELESTIAL BODIES. ALSO, SEVERAL VERY USEFUL TABLES.
BY GEORGE FISHER, ACCOMPTANT. THE SECOND WORCESTER EDITION, ENLARGED
AND IMPROVED.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tliomas, and sold at his
Book-Store, near the, Court-Route. MDCCLXXXVT. Price bound 6s. pp. 384,
frontispiece. 12mo. AAS.
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19991 SMALLEY, JOHN 1734-1820
THE LAW IN ALL RESPECTS SATISFIED BY OUR SAVIOUR, IN REGARD TO THOSE ONLY
WHO BELONG TO HlM; OR, NONE BUT BELIEVERS SAVED, THROUGH THE ALL-SUF-
FICIENT SATISFACTION OF CHRIST. A SECOND SERMON, PREACHED AT WALLING-
FORD, WITH A VIEW TO THE UNI VERBALISTS. BY JOHN SMALLEY, A. M. MINISTER
OF THE GOSPEL IN BERLIN.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp.32.
SvO. AAS. CHS. HC. NYPL. UTS. YC.
19992 SMELLIE, WILLIAM 1697 - 1763
AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY AND A SET OF ANATOMICAL
TABLES WITH EXPLANATION. COLLECTED FROM THE WORKS OF THE CELEBRATED,
W. SMELUE, M. D. A NEW EDITION.
Boston : Printed and sold by J. Norman, at his Office near the Boston- Stone.
[1786.] pp. (2), 56, 39 plates. 8vo. AAS. HC. LOC. SGO.
19993 SMITH, COTTON MATHER 1731 - 1806
THE CHRISTIAN EDIFICE. A SERMON, PREACHED IN SALISBURY JUNE 24, 1786,
BEFORE MONTGOMERY LODGE. Br COTTON M. SMITH, A. M. PASTOR OF CHURCH
IN SHARON.
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1786.
19994 SMITH, WILLIAM MOORE 1759 - 1821
POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS, WRITTEN IN PENNSYLVANIA. BY WlLLIAM SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. " NEC LUSISSE PUDET."
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second, between Chennut
and Walnut- Streets. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 141, (3), frontispiece. 16mo. BA. BM. LCP.
The last line reads : End of the first volume. But no second volume
appears to have been published.
19995 SOBERSIDES, SOLOMON, pseudonym.
A PRETTY NEW-YEAR'S GIFT; OR, ENTERTAINING HISTORIES, FOR THE AMUSEMENT
AND INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN WINTER EVENINGS. BY
SOLOMON SOBERSIDES. [Two lines of verse.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts) Printed by Itaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 152. 32mo. AAS. BM.
Originally published as, " Christmas tales for the amusement and
instruction of young ladies and gentlemen," in Glasgow, in 1782.
19996 SOCIETY OP THE CINCINNATI.
EXTRACT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW-YORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCIN-
NATI, CONVENED ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1786, AND CONTINUED Bt ADJOURN-
MENTS UNTIL THE 12TH OF AUGUST FOLLOWING.
jV ew -York: Printed in the year of our Lord M,DCC,LXXXVI, and of our
Independence the xi. pp. 20. 8vo.
19997 SOUTH-CAROLINA. STATE.
AN ACT TO DIRECT EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS IN THE MANNER OF RETURNING
INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS OF THEIR INTESTATOR AND INTESTATES ESTATES, AND
TO RESTRAIN THE USUAL CHARGES AND COMMISSIONS, &C.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. 1786.
19998 — ACTS, ORDINANCES, AND RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. PASSED IN MARCH, 1786, [10 January, -22 March, 1786.]
Charlentnn: Printed by Bowen and Markland, No. 101 Church-Street.
MDCCLXXXVI. pp. (2), 71, (3). fol. JCB. LOC.
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THE SOUTH-CAROLINA [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE PUBLIC ADVERTISER. PUB-
LISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. NUMB. 267. WEDNESDAY, JANUAKY
4. [ — NUMB. 270. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1786.]
Charleston: Printed by Childs, M'lver & Company, at their Printing-
Office, No. 3, in Elliott- Street, near tJie Bay. 1786. fol.
Robert Bruce, the Company of the firm, withdrew January 4th. after
which the Gazette was printed by Childs & M'lver, up to the issue for
January 14th, when Robert Haswell was admitted to partnership ;
and, beginning with the issue for January 18th, the paper appeared as
u daily publication under the changed title of: The Charleston Morn-
ing Post and daily advertiser.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE GAZETTE AND DAILY ADVERTISER. JANUARY-DECEMBER,
1786.
Charleston : Printed by John Miller. 1786. fol.
SOUTHERN STATES EPHEMERIES; OR, THE NORTH AND SOUTH-CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787.
Charleston: Printed and sold by T. B. Bowen and J. Markland. [1786.]
STANHOPE, PHILIP DORMER, 4th earl of CHESTERFIELD 1694 - 1773
LORD CHESTERFIELD'S ADVICE TO HIS SON, ON MEN AND MANNERS: OR, A NEW SYS-
TEM OF EDUCATION. IN WHICH THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITENESS, THE ART OF
ACQUIRING A KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD, ARE LAID DOWN IN A PLAIN, EASY, AND
FAMILIAR MANNER. TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED THE POLITE PHILOSOPHER: OR AN
ESSAY ON THE ART WHICH MAKES A MAN HAPPY IN HIMSELF, AND AGREEABLE TO
OTHERS. [By James Forrester.] ALSO, LORD BURGHLKY'S TEN PRECEPTS TO HIS
SECOND SON, ROBERT CECIL, AFTERWARDS THE EARL OF SALISBURY.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, Bookseller, in Second- Street,
second door above Chesnut- Street. 1786. pp. 190. 16mo. LOC.
PRINCIPLES OF POLITENESS, AND OF KNOWING THE WORLD. BY THE LATE LORD
CHESTERFIELD. WITH ADDITIONS, BY JOHN THUSLER, CONTAINING EVERY INSTRUC-
TION NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE GENTLEMAN AND MAN OF FASHION. To WHICH
IS NOW ANNEXED, A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. BY THE LATE DR.
GREGORY, OF EDINBURGH. THE WHOLE ADMIRABLY CALCULATED FOR THE IM-
PROVEMENT OF YOUTH, YET NOT BENEATH THE ATTENTION OF ANY.
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire : Printed by Melchcr & O&borne. 1786. pp.
143. 16mo.
THE STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH- CAROLINA. VOL. i. No. 1. THURSDAY, JANUARY
12, [ — NUMB. 51. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1786.]
Newbern: Printed by Arnett & Hodge, Printers to the State. 1786. fol.
THE STATE [S. C. arms] GAZETTE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. VOL. XLIV. No. 2364. MON-
DAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 2467. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State, No. 89, Broad-
Street. 1786. fol. LOC.
Beginning with March 30th, the Printing-Office was at No. 74 [84],
the corner of Broad and King-Streets.
STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747 - 1819
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE TREATMENT THAT DR. SAMUEL STEARNS HATH MET WITH
IN MASSACHUSETTS, SINCE THE COMMENCEMENT OF HOSTILITIES BETWEEN GREAT-
BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES; EXHIBITING THE TROUBLES HE HAS MET WITH, BY
REASON OF HIS LOYALTY, AND THE APPEARANCE OF FALSE EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM.
[Three lines of Latin.]
[Worcester:] Printed [by Isaiah Thomas] in the year MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 24. 8VO. AAS. BM. NYPL.
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STEARNS, SAMUEL, continued.
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND THE NORTH-AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE
YEAR OF THE CREATION, ACCORDING TO SACRED WRIT, 5749. AND OP THE
CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1787: BEING THE 3D YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR,
AND THE llTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [Six lines.] BY SAMUEL
STEARNS.
Boston: Printed and sold by Edmund Freeman, at his office north side of
the State-House. [1786.] pp. (24). 12nio. AAS. LOC.
In his preface, Dr. Stearns says : "Eighteen years have revolved since
I first published astronomical calculations, and for some years past I
have annually calculated for four separate governments on the
continent."
STEELE, JOHN
THE SHORTNESS AND AFFLICTIONS OF HUMAN LIFE, ILLUSTRATED. BY JOHN STEELE,
ESQ ; MINISTER OF STAIR.
Edinburgh printed: Boston: Re-printed and told by B. Ede.s & Son, No.
42. CornhiU. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. [27.] 8vo. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
STODDARD, ASHBEL
STODDARD'S DIARY: OR THE COLUMBIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1787.
Hudson: Printed and sold by Ashbel Stoddard. [1786.]
STORRS, JOHN 1735 - 1799
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. RICHARD SALTER STORRS,
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN LONGMEADOW, DECEMBER
7, MDCCLXXXVI. BY HIS FATHER JOHN STORRS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST
CHURCH OF CHRIST, IN SOUTHOLD ON LONG-ISLAND. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE
OF THE PEOPLE.
Printed by Stebbins and Russell, in Springfield. MDCCLXXXVI. pp.
35. 12mo. AAS. BM. CHS.
STRONG, CYPRIAN 1743 - 1811
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. MR. ZEPHANIAH H. SMITH,
TO THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE FIRST CHURCH IN NEWTOWN, MARCH 9TH,
1786.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1786. pp.28. 8vo. UTS.
STRONG, NEHEMIAH 1729 - 1807
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1787, AND FROM THE CREATION OF
THE WORLD 5736 BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Ten
lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSO-
PHY AT YALE COLLEGE. [Eight lines of verse.]
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Springfield: Printed by Stebbins and
Russell, at their office near the Ferry. [1786.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1787 :
[Fifteen lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Two four-line verses.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1786.] pp. (24). 12mo. NYPL. YC.
AN ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS, CALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD, 1787. [Nine lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS
AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Six lines of Verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin. [1786.] pp. (24). 12mo. YC.
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STAFFORD'S ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787 ; [Ten lines.] BY
HOSEA STAFFORD, PHILO. [Ten lines of verse.]
New-Haven; Printed and sold by T. & 8. Qreen. [1786.] pp. [24.] 12mo.
SWAN, JAMES 1754 - 1831
NATIONAL ARITHMETICS : OR, OBSERVATIONS ON THE FINANCES OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS : WITH SOME HINTS RESPECTING FINANCIERING AND
FUTURE TAXATION IN THIS STATE: TENDING TO RENDER THE PUBLICK CONTRIBU-
TIONS MORE EASY TO THE PEOPLE. BY A LATE MEMBER OF THE GENERAL COURT.
[Seven lines of quotations.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, in Court-Street. [1786.] pp.
viii, (1), [91], (3). 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
SWANWICK, JOHN
CONSIDERATIONS ON AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA, ENTITLED, AN ACT
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADEL-
PHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head, in
Market Street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. (vi), (26). 8vo. LCP. LOC. MHS.
Dedicated to the reverend clergy of all Christian denominations in the
city of Philadelphia, and to the public friends of the respectable society
called Quakers in this metropolis.
TEACHEM, MRS. pseudonym.
THE GOVERNESS, OR HISTORY OF MRS. TEACHEM.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS SPY ; OR THE WORCESTER GAZETTE. VOL. xv. No. 770.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. 782. THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1786.]
Worcester : Printed by Isaiah Thomas. 1786. fol. AAS.
In 1785, the Massachusetts Legislature imposed a duty on all adver-
tisements published in the newspapers of the State. Thomas consider-
ing this an infringement on the rights and privileges of a free press,
suspended the publication of the Spy until the obnoxious statute was
repealed. Resuming publication April 3, 1788. During the interval he
published, The Worcester Magazine, a weekly periodical in octavo form.
THUMB, TOM, pseudonym.
TOM THUMB'S FOLIO, OR A THREE PENNY PLAY THING FOR LITTLE GIANTS. To
WHICH IS PREFIXED AN ABSTRACT OF THE LIFE OF MR. TOM THUMB, AND AN HIS-
TORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE WONDERFUL DEEDS HE PERFORMED, TOGETHER WITH
SOME ANECDOTES RESPECTING GRUMLO, THE GREAT GIANT. ADORNED WITH CUTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
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THEY CAN SPEAK. BEING A NEW AND PLEASANT METHOD TO ALLURE LITTLE ONES
IN THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING.
Worcester, Massachusetts, Printed by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 80. 32mo.
- — TOM THUMB'S PLAY BOOK, TO TEACH CHILDREN THEIR LETTERS AS SOON
AS THEY CAN SPEAK.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spots-wood, in Front-Street, 1786.
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TIME, MARK, pseudonym.
MAKK TIME'S ALMANACK, AND EFHEMERIB, FOR THE TEAR OF OCR LORD, 1787, AND
THE ELEVENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
Philadelphia : Printed and told by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House.
[1786.] pp. (40). 8vo.
TO THE HONORABLE THE LEGISLATURE OP THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. [Regarding
depreciation of paper-money. Signed,] A CITIZEN. NEW- YORK, MARCH 9, 1786.
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
TO THE P0BI.IC. I WAS SORRY TO OBSERVE IN THE ALBANY GAZETTE, OF THE 20TH
INSTANT, SOME PUBLICATIONS CALCULATED TO EXCITE THE ELECTORS OF THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY, AT THE ENSDINO ELECTION, AGAINST THE PRESENT
REPRESENTATION IN ASSEMBLY ; . . . A FREEHOLDER. [Advocating the elec-
tion of the ticket headed by George Clinton, for governor, and John Lansing,
junior, for the Assembly.] ALBANY, APRIL 21, 1786.
[Albany: Printed by Charles R. Webster. 1786.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
TOBLER, JOHN
THE SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1787 : . . .
Charleston: Printed by Childs, Haswell & M'lver ? [1786.]
THE TOWN AND COUNTRY BUILDER'S ASSISTANT, . . . ILLUSTRATED BY UPWARDS
OF 200 EXAMPLES, ENGRAVED ON FOLIO COPPER-PLATES.
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman. [1786.] pp. 14, 60 plates, fol.
TRAPWIT, TOMMY, pseudonym.
BE MERRY AND WISE ; OH, THE CREAM OF THE JESTS, AND THE MARROW OF MAXIMS,
FOR THE CONDUCT OF LIFE. PUBLISHED FOR THE USE OF ALL GOOD LITTLE BOYS
AND GIRLS. BY TOMMY TRAPWIT, ESQ. ADORNED WITH CUTS. WOULD YOU BE
AGREEABLE IN COMPANY, AND USEFUL TO SOCIETY : CARRY SOME MERRY JESTS IN
YOUR MIND, AND HONEST MAXIMS IN YOUR HEART. GROTIUS. THE FIRST WORCES-
TER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts) Printed by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 128, frontispiece. 32mo. AAS.
TRUELOVE, NURSE, pseudonym.
NURSE TRUELOVE'S CHRISTMAS BOX, OR THE GOLDEN PLAY THING FOR CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front- Street, 1786.
NURSE TRUELOVE'S CHRISTMAS BOX : OR, THE GOLDEN PLAY THING FOR
LITTLE CHILDREN; [Four lines.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 27. 32mo.
NURSE THUELOVE'S NEW-YEAR'S GIFT : OR THE BEST OF BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
- — NURSE TRUELOVE'S NEW-YEAR'S GIFT : OR THE BKST OF BOOKS FOR
CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, the
corner of Ghesnut and Second- Streets, 1786.
- — NURSE TRUELOVE'S NEW-YEAR'S GIFT : OB, THE BEST OF BOOKS FOR
CHILDREN. ADORNED WITH CUTS. [Seven lines.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts) Printed by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. 58. 32mo. AAS.
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TRUEMAN, TIMOTHY, pseudonym.
THE NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK FOU THE YEAH OKOUK LOUD 1787. BEING THE THIKD
AFTEK LEAP- YEAR, AND THE TWELFTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AFTER
THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT. [Fifteen lines.] BY TIMOTHY TRUEMAN, PIIILOM.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Colliiit. [1786.] pp. (40). 12mo. LOC.
1752-1827
AFTKR THE MANNER OF JOHN
TUCKER, ST. GEORGE
THE KNIGHT AND FRIARS. AN HISTORICAL TALE
GlLPIN. "RlSCM TENEATIS ! HOR."
New -York: Printed and sold by Eleazer Oswald, No. 25, Water-
Street. 1786.
— REFLECTIONS ON THE POLICY AND NECESSITY OF ENCOURAGING THE COMMERCE
OF THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : AND OF GRANTING THEM
EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES OF TRADE. [Signed, ColumbllS.]
Richmond: (Virginia) Printed New -York: Re-printed by Samuel and
John London, No. 5, Water-street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 16. 8vo. BA. LCP. LOG.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ACCOUNTS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH THE STATES. 1786. DR. AND CR. [Signed,
Jos. Nourse, register.]
[New-York: 1786.] pp. (84.) fol.
BA. LOC.
- AN ACT FOR RAISING A FURTHER SUM OF MONEY FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE
FRONTIERS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED.
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
- AN ADDRESS FROM THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED TO THE LEG-
ISLATURES OF THE SEVERAL STATES. [Appealing for the quotas asked from them
for the support of the general government.]
[New -York: October, 1786.] pp. (8). fol. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
- AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE DUTIES PAYABLE UPON GOODS, WARES AND
MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PJiiladelphia : Printed and sold by Hall and Sellers, 1786.
- ARTICLES OF A TREATY, CONCLUDED AT THE MOUTH OF THE GREAT MIAMI, ON
THE NORTH-WESTERN BANK OF THE OHIO, THE THIRTY-FIRST OF JANUARY, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, BETWEEN THE COMMISSIONERS
PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OF THE ONE PART, AND
THE CHIEFS AND WARRIORS OF THE &HAWANOE NATION OF THE OTHER PART.
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
— BOARD OF TREASURY, APRIL 8, 1786. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TREASURY TO
CONGRESS ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A MINT. ... BY SAMUEL OSGOOD AND
WALTER LIVINGSTON.
[New-York: 1786.] pp. 28. 4to. HC. JCB.
— BOARD OF TREASURY, JUNE 22, 1786. SIR, WE DO OURSELVES THE HONOUR OF
SUBMITTING, THROUGH YOUR EXCELLENCY, TO THE CONSIDERATION OF CONGRESS,
THE REPORT OF THIS BOARD ON THE REQUISITION OF THE PRESENT YEAR. . . .
SAMUEL OSGOOD, WALTER LIVINGSTON, ARTHUR LEE. JUNE 22, 1786.
[New-York: 1786.] pp. (4). fol. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
THE BOARD OF TREASURY TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THEIR LETTER OF THE
29iH OF JUNE LAST, TOGETHER WITH SUNDRY LETTERS FROM THE COMPTROLLER
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THOMAS SMITH ESQ ; COMMISSIONER OF THE
LOAN-OFFICE IN THE SAID STATE, BEG LEAVE TO REPORT, . . . SAMUEL OSGOOD,
WALTER LIVINGSTON, ARTHUR LEE. JULY I9xn, 1786.
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. JANUARY 2, 1786. OR-
DERED, THAT THE SECRETARY OF CONGRESS REPORT THE NUMBER OF STATES
WHICH HAVE COMPLIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITH THE REVENUE SYSTEM OF
APRIL 18, 1783 ; . . . JAN. 4, 1786. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE ORDERS OF CON-
GRESS, THE SECRETARY OF CONGRESS REPORTS, . . .
[New-York: 1786.] pp. (3). fol. LOC. NYPL.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, JUNE 27, 1786. [Resolu-
tions on Court of Appeal.]
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol.
— BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, JULY 14TH, 1786. [Resolu-
tion on delegates.]
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol.
— BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. AUGUST 2, 1786. RESOLVED,
THAT FOR THE SERVICES OF THE PRESENT YEAR, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SIX, ... IT WILL BE NECESSARY THAT [13,777,062,43/99] BE PAID
INTO THE COMMON TREASURY. . . . TO BE APPROPRIATED TO THE FOLLOWING
PURPOSES . . .
[New-York: 1786.] pp. (2). fol. LOC-
— BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. AUGUST 7, 1786. AN ORDI-
NANCE FOR THE REGULATION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
[New-York: 1786.] pp. (2). fol.
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BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. AUGUST 8, 1786. ON A RE-
PORT OF THE BOARD OF TREASURY. [Fixing the denominations and values of
the coinage.]
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. SEPTEMBER 18, 1786. THE
COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OF MR. PlNCKNEY, MR. ST. CLAIR, AND MR. HARRISON,
TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A LETTER OF THE 12TH FROM THE BOARD OF TREAS-
URY, TOGETHER WITH A LETTER FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF THE LOAN-OFFICE
IN THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THAT
STATE ; HAVING REPORTED, [That Rhode Island, and New Jersey had made their
paper-currency receivable on all arrears of taxes due the United States, that
they cannot be accepted in discharge of the same.]
[New -York: 1780.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. OCTOBER 20, 1786. THE
COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. PETTIT, MR. LEE, MR. PlNCKNEY, MR. HENRY
AND MR. SMITH, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE LETTER FROM THE WAR OFFICE
WITH THE PAPERS ENCLOSED CONTAINING INTELLIGENCE OF THE HOSTILE INTEN-
TIONS OF THE INDIANS IN THE WESTERN COUN- [sic] HAVING REPORTED : . . .
[New -York: 1786. j Broadside, fol. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, OCTOBER 23, 1786. THE
COMMITTEE CONSISTING OP MR. PlNCKNEY, Mil. SMITH AND MK. HENRY, TO
WHOM WAS REFERRED AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OP THE STATE OP GEORGIA,
PASSED IN CONSEQUENCE OP THE RESOLUTION OP THE 30TH APRIL, RESPECTING
COMMERCE, AND THE SUBJECT OP SAID RECOMMENDATIONS, HAVING REPORTED
[New-York: October 23, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
THE CIRCULAR LETTER PROM HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE WASHINGTON, COM-
MANDEU IN CHIEF OF THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
ADDRESSED TO THE GOVERNORS OP THE SEVERAL STATES, ON HIS RESIGNING THE
COMMAND OP THE ARMY, AND RETIRING FROM PUBLIC BUSINESS.
New -York: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1786.
— THE CIRCULAR LETTER FROM HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE WASHINGTON,
COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA :
ADDRESSED TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES, ON HIS RESIGNING THE
COMMAND OP THE ARMY, AND RETIRING PROM PUBLIC BUSINESS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francii Bailey, 1786.
A COLLECTION OF PAPERS : CONTAINING, DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
TREATIES OF ALLIANCE & COMMERCE BETWEEN UNITED STATES & FRANCE,
TREATY WITH UNITED NETHERLANDS, ALSO WITH PORTUGAL, SWEDEN, AND DEF-
INITIVE TREATY OP PEACE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND HIS BRITANNIC
MAJESTY, WITH THE RATIFICATION THEREOF BY CONGRESS.
New -York: Printed and sold by S. and J. London. 1786.
— THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OP MR. JOHNSON, MR. KING, MR. PINCKNEY,
MR. MONROE, AND MR. GRAYSOS, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A LETTER FROM HIS
EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OP NEW-YORK, OP THE 16TH INSTANT, — RE-
PORT, —
[New-York: August 22, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. JOHNSON, MR. PINCKNEY, MR. SMITH,
MR. DANE, AND MR. HENRY, APPOINTED TO PREPARE A PLAN OP A TEMPORARY
GOVERNMENT FOR SUCH DISTRICTS, OR NEW STATES, AS SHALL BE LAID OUT BY
THE UNITED STATES, UPON THE PRINCIPLES OP THE ACTS OP CESSION FROM INDI-
VIDUAL STATES AND ADMITTED INTO THE CONFEDERACY, — SUBMIT THE FOLLOW-
ING REPORT TO THE CONSIDERATION OP CONGRESS. . . .
[New -York: September 21, 1786.] pp. (2). fol.
THE COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OF MR. PINCKNEY, MR. DANE, MR. MONROE,
MR. JOHNSON AND MR. KING, TO WHOM WERE REFERRED A REPORT FROM THE
BOARD OP TREASURY, ON REVISING THE SYSTEM ADOPTED FOR THE SETTLEMENT
OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE FIVE GREAT DEPARTMENTS, AND CONTAINING SUCH
ALTERATIONS THEREIN, AS WOULD, IN THEIR OPINION, BE MORE CONDUCIVE TO A
SPEEDY AND JUST SETTLEMENT OF THE SAID ACCOUNTS RECOMMEND IT TO BE
RESOLVED, . . . | to repeal the resolutions of Congress of 27th February, 1782.]
[New -York: March 24, 1786.J Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OP MR. PINCKNEY, MR. MONROE, AND MR. KING,
APPOINTED TO FORM AN ORDINANCE FOR THE COMPLEAT ARRANGEMENT AND GOV-
ERNMENT OF THE INDIAN DEPARTMENT, — SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TO THE CON-
SIDERATION OP CONGRESS. — AN ORDINANCE FOR REGULATING THE INDIAN
DEPARTMENT. . . .
[New -York: June, 1786.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OP MB. ST. CLAIH, MR. LEE AND MR. LAWRENCE,
TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP WAR, ON THE
ARTICLES OP WAR AND CODRTS-MARTIAL, REPORT AS FOLLOWS : [Rules and
articles for the administration of military justice, and the holding of courts-
martial.]
[New -York: May 81, 1786.] pp. (4). fol. LOC. NYPL.
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- THE COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OP MR. SMITH, MR. LONG, MR. JOHNSON,
MR. BULL, MR. CARRINGTON, MR. HENRY, AND MR. KEAN, TO WHOM WAS COM-
MITTED A MOTION OP MR. KING, TOGETHER WITH A MOTION OP THE DELEGATES
OF VIRGINIA, ON THE SUBJECT OP THE SETTLEMENT OP THE ACCOUNTS OP THE
INDIVIDUAL STATES, WITH THE UNITED STATES. SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING
RESOLVES : . . .
[New -York: October 5, 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
- THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A MOTION OF THE DELEGATES OF
THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, RELATIVE TO A CESSION OF PART OF THAT STATE'S
CLAIM: TO WESTERN TERRITORY, — BEG LEAVE TO REPORT THE FOLLOWING RESO-
LUTION : — [to accept title upon the execution of a deed of cession, which
follows.]
[New-York: April, 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOG. NYPL.
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— THE CONSTITUTIONS OP THE SEVERAL INDEPENDENT STATES OP AMERICA; THE
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE ; THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION BETWEEN
THE SAID STATES; AND THE DEFINITIVE TREATY BETWEEN GREAT-BRITAIN AND
THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OP CONGRESS.
New -York: He-printed by E. Oswald, No. 25, Water-Street. 1786.
pp. 266. 18mo. LOC.
"A new, complete, and correct pocket edition." Includes the Constitu-
tion of New-Hampshire.
— — THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE THIRTEEN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
CONTAINING THE FORMS OP GOVERNMENT LAWS AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING
THE ELECTION Of OFFICE BEARERS IN COURTS AND ASSEMBLIES, AND IN THE CON-
TINENTAL CONGRESS ; TOGETHER WITH THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
THE ARTICLES OP CONFEDERATION, TREATIES OF AMITY AND COMMERCE, *c.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS. THESE CONSTITUTIONS HAVE NO OTHER
PLAN, NOR AIM, THAN THIS, THE HAPPINESS OF MAN.
New -York: Printed for Robert Hodge, No. 88, Maiden-Lane, three doors
from Queen-Street. 1786.
— GENERAL ACCOUNT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE UNITED
STATES FROM IST DECEMBER, 1785, TO 80TH JUNE, 1786. . . . J. NOURSE.
JULY 1, 1786.
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol.
- THE GRAND COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OF TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A
MOTION OP MR. MONROE, FOR REPEALING THOSE ACTS OF CONGRESS WHICH
RECOMMEND TO THE STATES, THUS CIRCUMSTANCED, THE CESSION OF VACANT AND
UNAPPROPRIATED TERRITORY, TO THE UNITED STATES, SO PAR AS THEY RESPECT
THE JURISDICTION OP THE SAME, BEG LEAVE TO REPORT, [against further
cessions of jurisdiction.]
[New -York: July 7, 1786.] pp. (2). fol. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED : CONTAINING THE
PROCEEDINGS FROM THE 3D DAT OF NOVEMBER, 1785. To THE 3D DAY OF NO-
VEMBER, 1786. VOLUME xn [sic xi.J PUBLISHED BY ORDER OK CONGRESS.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by John Dunlap. [1786.] pp. 267, xvi. 8vo.
A MOTION OF MR. DANE, THAT A COMMITTEE OF FIVE BE APPOINTED TO
EXAMINE HOW FAR THE SEVERAL STATES HAVE COMPLIED WITH AND ADOPTED
THE ALTERATION OF THE EIGHTH ARTICLE OP CONFEDERATION AND PERPETUAL
UNION, RECOMMENDF.D BY CONGRESS, APRIL 18, 1783, AND TO CONSIDER AND
REPORT WHAT FURTHER MEASURES ARE PROPER TO BE ADOPTED BY CONGRESS,
FOR CARRYING INTO EFFECT A FEDERAL RULE FOR APPORTIONING FEDERAL TAXES
ON THE SEVERAL STATES. THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. DANE, MR. GRAY-
SON, MR. MITCHELL, MR. MONROE AND MR. KEAN, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED
THE MOTION OF MR. DANE, OF FEBRUARY 27, 1786, . . . REPORT.
I New -York: July 14,1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
ON MOTION OF MR. DANE. [Resolution on Western Territory.]
/ New -York: May 3, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
AN ORDINANCE, &c. [For the regulation of Indian affairs.]
[New-York: July 26, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
AN ORDINANCE FOR ESTABLISHING A BOARD, TO LIQUIDATE AND SETTLE ALL
ACCOUNTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES, AND THE INDIVIDUAL STATES. . . .
DONE BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, THIS 13rni DAY OF
OCTOBER IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-SIX, AND OF OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE, THE ELEVENTH.
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA ; AND FOR REGULATING THE VALUE AND ALLOY OF COIN. . . .
SAMUEL OSGOOD, ARTHUR LEE. BOARD OF TREASURY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1786.
[New -York: 1786.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MINT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA ; AND FOR REGULATING THE VALUE AND ALLOY OF COIN.
[Sixty-two lines.] DONE BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, THIS
SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND OF OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE THE
ELEVENTH.
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE FOR
ESTABLISHING COURTS FOR THE TRIAL OF PIRACIES AND FELONIES COMMITTED ON
THE HIGH SEAS.
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. JOB.
A PLAN FOR THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE MILITIA OF THE UNITED
STATES. THE REGULATIONS FOR THE DISCIPLINE AND GOVERNMENT OF THE
MILITIA, WILL BE SUBMITTED HEREAFTER. [Signed, H. Knox. War-Office, 18th
March, 1786.]
[New -York: 1786.] pp. [34.] 8vo. BA. CLS. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
— BARON STEUBEN'S REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE
TROOPS OF THE UNITED STATES, WHICH HAVE NOT ONLY BEEN ADOPTED BY CON-
GRKSS, BDT THE SEVERAL LEGISLATURES THROUGHOUT THE CONTINENT FOR THE
DISCIPLINE OF THE MILITIA : CONTAINING, BESIDES THE MANUAL EXERCISE AND
EVOLUTIONS, INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMMANDANT OF A REGIMENT DOWN TO THE
PRIVATE SOLDIER.
Philadelphia: Printed by E. Oswald. 1786. pp. 143. 12mo. SGO.
THE REPORT OP A COMMITTEE, APPOINTED TO CONSIDER WHETHER ANY AND
WHAT MEASURES MAY BE NECESSARY FOR CONGRESS TO ADOPT, IN PURSUANCE OF
THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE SEVERAL STATES ON THE 18TH OF APRIL,
1783. . . . [To levy duty upon certain goods imported into the States, and
other means for revenue.]
[New -York: February 9, 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
— RESOLUTIONS, ACTS AND ORDERS OF CONGRESS, FOR THE YEAR 1780. VOLUME
vi. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by John Dunlap. [1786.] pp. 257, xliii. 8vo. JCB.
An abridgment of the Journals of Congress for 1780, printed under a
resolution of Congress of September 13, 1786.
RESOLUTIONS AND EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF THE HONORABLE THE
CONGRESS, RELATIVE TO THE CONTINENTAL LOAN-OFFICES IN THE SEVERAL
STATES ; AND CERTAIN LETTERS, PASSED BETWEEN ROBERT MORRIS, ESQ. SUPER-
INTENDENT OF FINANCE — • THE BOARD OF TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES AND
ABRAHAM YATES, JUN. ESQ. ; LATE COMMISSIONER OF THE CONTINENTAL LOAN-
OFFICE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK.
Printed at Albany, by Charles R. Webster, No. 36, State-Street near t7ie
English Church. MDCCLXXXVI. pp. 31. 8vo. LOC. NYHS.
Published by Abraham Yates junior as a personal vindication.
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- SCHEDULE OF REQUISITIONS ON THE SEVERAL STATES BY THE UNITED STATES
IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED ; OF IOTH SEPT. 1782 — — 30TH OCT. 1781, AND 27TH
AND 28TH APRIL, 1784 - - OF THE 27iH SEPT. 1785, - - AND OF 2o
AUGUST, 1786 — — SHEWING THE QUOTAS ASSIGNED TO EACH, THE AMOUNT PAID
THEREON, AND THE BALANCES DUE ON THE SOlH JUNE, 1786. . . . TREASURY
OF THE UNITED STATES, REGISTER'S OFFICE, JULY 1, 1786. JOSEPH NOURSE,
REGISTER.
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, obi. 4to. AAS.
SCHEDULE OF THE FRENCH AND DUTCH LOANS, SHEWING THE PERIODS OF THEIR
REDEMPTION, WITH THE ANNUAL INTEREST PAYABLE THEREON UNTIL THEIR FINAL
EXTINCTION, FOR WHICH PROVISION IS YET TO BE MADE. . . .
[New-York: 1786.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
- THAT THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOARD OF TREASURY GIVE ORDERS FOR THE
CONTINUATION OF THE ISSUE OF INDENTS OF INTEREST IN THE STATE OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. . . .
[New -York: August 23, 178(5.] Broadside.
- UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. FEBRUARY 15, 1786. THE COMMIT-
TEE CONSISTING OF MR. KlNG, MR. PlNCKNEY, MR. KEAN, MR. MONROE, AND
MR. PETTIT, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED SEVERAL REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS CON-
CERNING THE SYSTEM OF GENERAL REVENUE, RECOMMENDED BY CONGRESS ON
THE IS'ni OF APRIL, 1783, . . . RETORT. . . .
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. JCB.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
. — THE COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OP MB. KING, MR. PINCKNET, MB. KEAN,
MR. MONBOE, AND MB. PETTIT, TO WHOM WERE REPEBRED SEVERAL REPOBTS
AND DOCUMENTS CONCERNING THE SYSTEM OP GENERAL REVENUE, BECOMMENDED
BY CONGBESS ON THE 18TH OP APBIL, 1783, REPORT. . . .
[New -York: February 15, 1786.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, MARCH 3, 1786. [Report on com-
merce.]
[New -York: 1786.] Broadside, fol.
THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED : To ALL WHOM THESE PRES-
ENTS SHALL COME GREETING. TREATY OP AMITY AND COMMERCE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, AND HIS MAJESTY THE KING OP PRUSSIA.
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol.
— SUPPLEMENT TO THE DAILY ADVERTISER, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1786. THE
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED : To ALL TO WHOM THESE
PRESENTS SHALL COME GREETING. WHEREAS A TREATY OP AMITY AND COMMERCE,
BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY THE KlNG OP PRUSSIA, AND THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA, WAS CONCLUDED AND SIGNED BY THE PLENIPOTENTIARIES OP THE SAID
UNITED STATES, AND BY THE PLENIPOTENTIARY OF HIS SAID MAJESTY, DULY AND
RESPECTIVELY AUTHORISED FOR THAT PURPOSE, AT THE PLACES OF THEIR
RESPECTIVE RESIDENCE, AND AT THE DATES EXPRESSED UNDER THEIR SEVERAL
SIGNATURES, WHICH SAID TREATY, WRITTEN BOTH IN THE AMERICAN AND FRENCH
LANGUAGES, IS (IN THE AMERICAN) IN THE WORDS FOLLOWING, TO WIT, A TREATY
OF AMITY AND COMMERCE BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY THE KlNG OP PRUSSIA, AND THE
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA. . . . Now KNOW YE, THAT WE THE SAID UNITED
STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, HAVING CONSIDERED AND APPROVED, DO
HEREBY RATIFY AND CONFIRM THE SAID TREATY, AND EVERY ARTICLE AND
CLA08K THEREIN CONTAINED. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, WE HAVE CAUSED OUR
SEAL TO BE HEREUNTO AFFIXED. WITNESS THE HON. NATHANIEL GoRHAM, OUR
CHAIRMAN IN THE ABSENCE OF HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK, OUR PRESIDENT,
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND OF OUR INDEPENDENCE AND SOVEREIGNTY,
THE TENTH.
[New -York: Printed by Francis CMlds, 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
— TREATY OP AMITY AND COMMERCE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA, AND HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
[New-York: 1786.] pp. 35. 12mo. JCB.
Of this document the Monthly Review observes : " This Treaty is a
phenomenon in the history of nations — a Treaty replete with benevo-
lence. Military powers uniting to alleviate the miseries of war, to lessen
the horrors of bloodshed, and relieve the distresses of their enemies, is
the best lesson of humanity which a philosophical king [Frederic n]
acting in consort with a philosophical patriot [Franklin] could possibly
give to the princes and statesmen of the earth."
WAB-OPFICE, APBIL, 25, 1785. SIR, ON THE MEMORIAL OP CAPTAIN JESSE
GRANT AND CAPTAIN JESSE COOK, REFERRED TO ME FROM CONGRESS, i BEG
LEAVE TO REPORT, [favoring their claims.] H. KNOX. THE COMMITTEE CONSIST-
ING OP MR. DANE, MR. LEE AND MR. ST. CLAIR, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE
REPRESENTATION OP J. PlERCE ESO, COMMISSIONER OF ARMY ACCOUNTS, OF THE
2D OP MARCH, 1786, [report that the benefits and emoluments cannot be
extended to officers in captivity.]
[New-York: 1786.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPI*
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UNITED STATES, continued.
YODB COMMITTEE BEG LEAVE TO KEPOHT, THAT THEY CONSIDER THE CON-
FEDERATION AS A COMPACT BETWEEN SOVEREIGNTIES FOR MUTUAL GOOD. [Obliga-
tions of delegates to Congress, and the powers which Congress may rightfully
exercise to compel attendance of its members.]
[New-York: Printed by John Swaine, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
" Sixty copies reissued June 16, 1786. Printed by Mr. Swaine."
LOC.
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[U. S. arms] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND HIS-
TORICAL.-[R. I. arms.] VOL. in. NUMB. 106. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMB.
157. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Publislied by Bennett Wheeler, [at the corner of Fenner's /Square] opposite
the Market, in Providence. 1786. fol. AAS.
In July, the Printing-Office was removed to Westminster-Street, oppo-
site Theodore Foster esq's, and next door to his office.
USEFUL AND CORRECT MONEY TABLES, EXHIBITING THE AMOUNT OF ANY NUMBER OF
DOLLARS FUOM 1 TO 2000, GUINEAS FROM 1 TO 300, HALF JOES FROM 1 TO
400. LIKEWISE A TABLE OF THE RATES OF COIN, AS ESTABLISHED BY THE GEN-
ERAL ASSEMBLY. ALSO, A DEPRECIATION TABLE, AS SETTLED BY THE LEGISLA-
TURE OF THIS STATE, WITII A TABLE OF SIMPLE INTEREST AT 7 PER CENT FROM 1
MONTH TO A YEAR, AND FROM 1 8. TO 1000 L.
Charleston: Printed and sold by J. V. Burd and R. Haswell. 1786.
VALENTINE'S GIFT, WITH AN ACCOUNT OF OLD ZIGZAG.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Spotsicood, in Front-Street, 1786.
DER VERBESSERTE HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE LAND UNO STAATS CALEN-
DER. AUF DAS ,1 AUK . . . 1787. ZUM DRITTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Friedrich-Stadt, Maryland: Oedruckt bey Matthias Bartgis. [1786.]
VERMONT. STATE.
THE CONSTITUTION OF VERMONT. As ESTABLISHED BY CONVENTION IN THE YEAR
1778, AND REVISED BY CONVENTION IN JUNE 1786.
Windsor: Printed by Houyh and Spooner. M,DCC,LXXXVI. 4to.
- A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF VERMONT. [12-31 October, 1786.]
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner, Printers to the General
Assembly. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 126 +. 4to. LOC.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF CENSORS OF THE STATE OF VERMONT.
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 20. 4to.
The first Council — contains the Address, only.
THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [Motto.] VOL. in. No. 135. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — VOL. iv. No. 186. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1786.]
Bennington: Printed and published by Haswell and Russell. 1786. 4to.
In June, the paper was enlarged to folio. The issue for August 31st,
is a broadside — printed only on the recto. The motto reads : With
generous freedom for our constant guide, - - - We scorn controul,
and print for every side.
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THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVKUTISKR. [Motto.] VOL.
in. No. 127. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. iv. No. 178. MONDAY, DECEMBER
25, 1786.]
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner. 1786. fol. AAS.
The small woodcut, dividing the heading, is a harvest scene, with
underneath the words: Vermont Freedom & Unity. The issue for June
26th, omits the cut.
VIRGINIA. STATB.
AN ACT FOR APPOINTING DEPUTIES FROM THE COMMONWEALTH TO A CONVENTION
PROPOSED TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA IN MAY NEXT, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF REVISING THE FCEDERAL CONSTITUTION. [Thirty-one lines.] NOVEM-
BER 9, 1786, READ THE THIRD TIME AND PASSED THE HOUSE OP DELEGATES.
JOHN BECKLEY, c. H. D. NOVEMBER 23, 1786, PASSED THE SENATE. H.
BROOKE, c. 8.
[Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, 1786.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS.
AN ACT FOR ESTABLISHING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY OF
VIRGINIA IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR 1786. [By Thomas Jefferson.]
f Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes. 1786.] pp. 4. 8vo.
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- AN ACT FOR OPENING AND EXTENDING THE NAVIGATION OF POTOMACK RlVER.
. . . WILLIAM DREW, G. s. [Colophon :]
Alexandria: Printed by George Richards and Company. [1784.]
pp. [4.] fol. LOC.
Omitted in its regular order under the year 1784.
- ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MON-
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE. [ — 21 January, 1786.]
[Ornament.]
Richmond : Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, Printers to the
Commonwealth. [1786.] pp. (2), [73.] fol. LOC. VSL.
- IN THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. TUESDAY, THE IST OF NOVEMBER, 1786.
[Resolution on paper money.]
f Richmond: Printed by Dixon and Holt. 1786.] Broadside. 4to. LOC.
- JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE COMMON WEALTH OF VIRGINIA;
BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ON
MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE. [ 21 January, 1786.]
[Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, 1786.] pp.
[153.] fol. LOC.
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA ; BEGUN AND
HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY THE 17TH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1785, AND IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE FOUN-
DATION. [ — 21 January, 1786.]
[Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, 1786.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1827.
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20108 To THE HONORABLE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
VIRGINIA. A MEMORIAL AND REMONSTRANCE. WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, CITIZENS
OF SAID COMMONWEALTH, HAVING TAKEN INTO BERIOUB CONSIDERATION, A BILL
PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE LAST SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ENTITLED,
"A BILL ESTABLISHING A PROVISION FOR TEACHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION"
AND CONCURING THAT THE SAME, IF FINALLY ARMED WITH THE SANCTIONS OF A
LAW WILL BE A DANGEROUS ABUSE OF POWER, ARE BOUND AS FAITHFUL MEMBERS
OF A FREE STATE, TO REMONSTRATE AGAINST IT ; AND TO DECLARE THE REASONS
BY WHICH WE ARE DETERMINED . . . [By James Madison.]
[Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap, and James Hayes? 1785.]
Broadside, fol.
The copy in the Virginia State Library baa added a number of signa-
tures from Fairfax County, and the Memorial was, evidently, numer-
ously signed.
MEMORIAL AND REMONSTRANCE, PRESENTED TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
»F THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT THEIR SESSION IN 1785, IN CONSEQUENCE OF A
BILL BROUGHT INTO THAT ASSEMBLY FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RELIGION
BY LAW.
Reprinted at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCC-
LXXXVI. pp. 16. 16mo. AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1819.
20110 THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1787 ; . . .
Petersburg: Printed and told by Miles Hunter and William Prentis. [1786.]
20111 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. JANUARY-DECEMBER, 1786.
Richmond: Printed by Dixon and Holt. 1786. fol.
John Hunter Holt retired from the partnership this year. John Dixon
continuing the publication of the Gazette, as sole proprietor.
20112 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER. OPEN TO ALL PARTIES;
AND INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. I. No. 1. THURSDAY, JULY 6, [ — NO. 26.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Petersburg: Printed by Miles Hunter and William Prentis, in Bolliny-
brook-Street, near the Vendue-Office . . . 1786. fol.
20113 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 200. THURSDAY, JANUARY
5, [ — No. 232. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicoleon. 1786. fol.
20114 THE VIRGINIA [cut] GAZETTE, OR THE AMERICAN ADVERTISER. JANUARY -
DECEMBER, 1788.
Richmond: Printed by J. Hayes at his Office near the Governor's. 1786. fol.
In June, Hayes ceased to be the Printer for the Government. In August,
the firm name of the printers was J. Hayes and Co., and so continued;
how much, if any, longer thiin this year is not known.
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THE VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. VOL. i. NUMB. 1. WEDNESDAY, JULY
26, [ — NUMB. 23, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEB 27, 178(i.]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis, near the Bridf/e, . . . 1786. fol.
Established by Augustine Davis, and continued by him to . In
May, 1789, the words "and general advertiser" were added to the
heading. In August, 1790, the title was changed to, The Virginia
Gazette, and general advertiser, Davis assuming soon after this change
the title of " Printer for the public."
THE VIRGINIA JOURNAL. AND ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER. Hue UNDIQUE GAZA
CONGKRITUR — VlHG. VOL. II. NO. 101. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. III.
No. 152, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1786.]
Alexandria: Printed by George Richards and Company at their Printing-
Office on Fairfax-street . . . 1786. fol.
A VOYAGE TO THE MOON, BY COUNT D'ARTOIS, AND HIS FRIEND, IN AN AIR BAL-
LOON. GIVING ACCOUNT OF LANDING, BEINGS, LANGUAGE, MANNERS, RELIGION, ETC.
Benninrjton: Printed and sold by lias-well and Russell. 1786.
A WAGGON LOAD OF MONEY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, in Front-Street, 1786.
WARD, EDWARD 1607 - 1731
FEMALE POLICY DETECTED : OR THE ARTS OF A DESIGNING WOMAN LAID OPEN.
TREATING OF THEIR ALLUREMENTS, INCONSTANCY, LOVE, REVENGE, PRIDE AND
INGRATITUDE.
Printed and sold [by Benjamin Edes and SonJ at 2fo. 42, C'ornhill,
Boston. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 22, (2). 12mo. AAS.
Addressed to the young men of Boston. The preface signed, A Bos-
tonian.
WARING, WILLIAM
POOR WILL'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787 ; BEING THE THIRD
AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Fourteen lines.] ALSO, THE GARDENER'S KALENDKR ; OR,
USEFUL MEMORANDUMS OF WORK NECESSARY TO BE DONE, MONTHLY, IN THE
GARDERN8 [sic] AND ORCHARDS OF THE MIDDLE STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-street,
between Second and Third- Streets. [1786.] pp. [44.] 12mo. LOC.
POOR WILL'S POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed and gold by Joseph Crvkshnn/:. [1786.] pp.
[82.] 32mo. LOC. NYPL.
WARREN. RHODE ISLAND. WARREN ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE WARREN ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION, HELD AT
MR. BLOOD'S MEETING-HOUSE, IN NEWTON, 1786.
Massachusetts: Printed at Charlestovm by John W. Allen, at his Office near
the Bridge. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. 8, 8vo. AAS. BM. JOB.
WATERHOUSE, BENJAMIN 1754-1846
A SYNOPSIS OF A COURSE OF LECTURES, ON THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE. IN FOUR PARTS. PART THE FIRST. BY B. WATERHOUSE, M. D. PROFESSOR
OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE,
AND OF NATURAL HISTORY IN THE COLLEGE OF RHODE-ISLAND.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Noune, Court-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVI.
pp. X, 44. 8VO. AAS. BM. LOC. MHS. SGO.
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WEATHEUWISE'S ALMANACK, FOB THE YEAR OP CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1787 : BEIKG THK
THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PORTLAND, LAT. 43 DEG.
56 MIN. NOIITH. [Eleven lines of verse.]
Portland: Printed by Thomas B. Wait, in Middle Street. [1786.] pp.
[24.] 12mo. LOC.
"The very first Almanack ever calculated for the meridian of Portland."
WEATHERWISE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1787. [Ten lines.] BY ABRAHAM WKATHERWISE, PHILO. [Six lines of verse.]
Boston: Printed for and sold by J. Norman, near the Boston Stone, where
may be had the second edition of the Massachusetts Harmony, with a large additions
of the tunes. Likewise, spelling books by the groce, dozen or single, <tc. etc. [1786.]
pp. [20.] 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
WEATHEUWISE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR or OUR LORD
1787; BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. [Fourteen lines.] BY ABRAHAM WJSATHERWISE, PHILOM.
Boston: Printed and fold by James D. Griffith, a few doors east of the
Green-Dragon. Sold also by the principal Booksellers. [1786.] pp. (24). 12mo.
WEBSTER, CHARLES R.
WEBSTER'S CALENDAR, OR THE ALBANY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1787.
Albany: Printed by Charles B. Webster. [1786.J
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR 1758 - 1843
THE FIRST PART OF THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
ABRIDGED; FOR THE USE OF SMALL CHILDREN WHO ARE BEGINNING TO LEARN THE
LETTERS. BY NOAH WEBSTER JUN.
Philadelphia: Printed for TJiomas Dobson, at the New Book-Store, in
Second-Street, two doors above Chesnut-Street. 1780.
WEBSTER, PELATIAH 1725 - 1795
AN ESSAY ON CREDIT, IN WHICH THE DOCTRINE OF BANKS is CONSIDEISEP, AND SOME
REMARKS ARE MADE ON THE PRESENT STATE OF THE BANK OF NORTH-AMERICA.
BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA. [Dated, Philadelphia, February 10, 1786.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. M,DCC,-
LXXXVI. pp. (42). 8vo. AAS. JOB. LCP. LOC.
REASONS FOR REPEALING THE ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1785, FOR REPEALING THEIR ACTS OF MARCH 18, AND APRIL
1, 1782, FOR SUPPORTING AND INCORPORATING THE BANK OF NORTH-AMERICA.
HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE PUBLIC. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp.8. 8vo.
THE WEEKLY MONITOR. VOL. n. NUMB. 55. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. in.
NUMB. 105. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1786.]
Litchfield : Printed by Thomas Collier, in the south end of the Court-
House. 1786. fol. AAS.
With the issue for December 12th, the title was altered to : The Weekly
monitor. And Litchfield Town and County Recorder.
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AN ALMANACK, FOU THE TEAR OP ouu LORD CHRIST, 1787. BEING THE THIRD AFTER
BESSEXTILE [sic], OR LEAP YEAH, AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD, AC-
CORDING TO THE BEST HISTORY, 5736. OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA, THE
ELEVENTH. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF HARTFORD, IN NEW-ENGLAND,
AND WILL SERVE THE NEW-ENGLAND STATES WITHOUT ANY ESSENTIAL ERROUR.
CONTAINING, BESIDES WHAT is NECESSARY TO BE INSERTED IN A WORK OF THIS
KIND, A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HUMOUROUS AND INSTRUCTIVE PIECES, AND A
MOST SURPRISING ACCOUNT OF SAUNEY BEANE, A MAN-EATER, &C. BY ISAAC BlCK-
ERSTAFF. [Six lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed ly Nathaniel Patten, at his Printing-Office. [1786.]
pp. (24). 12uio. AAS.
The first page, preceding the title, contains a crude woodcut : "A
most surprising account of Sauney Beane." The printer announces that
he "has just received a new supply of printing types, and is printing
an impression of Dilworth's School master's assistant."
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OCR LORD, 1787. [Cut.] CONTAINING,
A MOST SURPRISING ACCOUNT OF SAWNY BEAN, A MAN-EATER, AND HIS FAMILY,
WHO LIVED IN A CAVE, AND HAD MURDERED UPWARDS OF A THOUSAND PEOPLE,
AND EAT OF THEM. . . . THE CALCULATIONS IN THIS ALMANACK ARE EQUAL TO
STRONG'S OR THOSE OF ANY OTHER AUTHOR IN AMERICA.
Printed and sold, icholesale and retail, by Nathael Patten in, . . .
Hartford. [178(i.J
BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1787, BEING
THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH OF THE AMER-
ICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Twenty lines.]
Boston Printed for and sold by Charles Cambridge, in Quaker-Lane.
[1786.] pp. (24). 12ino. AAS. LOC.
- BlCKERSTAFll's GENUINE AND CORRECT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1787. CONTAINING BESIDES WHAT is USUAL IN SUCH A PUBLICATION, A
GREAT VARIETY OF ORIGINAL, ENTERTAINING AND INSTRUCTIVE MATTER, AND
SEVERAL HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL PLATES.
Boston,: Printed and sold by K. Russell, al his Office, near Liberty-
pole. [1786.]
- [Cut.] THE SONS OF COKE AND LITTLETON, RETURNING FROM A RICH FEAST AT
CONCORD-COURT. ENGRAVED FOR BlCKKRSTAFF's GENUINE BOSTON ALMANACK,
1787.
[Boston: Printed by E. Russell, 1786.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. MHS.
Contains two full-page, and fifteen vignette woodcuts, the other full
page woodcut is a " Representation of a country convention for redress
of grievances." There is a long address, sinned Isaac Bickerstaff, and
dated "From my Grotto, in Providence, Sept. 11, 1786," in which he
assails some "ill-natured and dirty scribblers, in Edes and Sons', and
Adams and Nourse's news-papers," and refers to the spurious Alma-
nacs published under his name by John W. Folsom, for 1785, and 1786,
and by Nathaniel Coverly for 1786.
- BICKERSTAFF'S NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1787.
[Sixteen lines.]
Norwich : Printed by John Tmmbull, and sold by the gross, dozen, or
single. [1786.] pp. [28.] 12uio. LOC. NYPL.
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THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
TEAU OP OUR LORD CHRIST 1787. BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, WHICH COMMENCED
JULY 4, 1776. [Twenty-one lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ. PHILOM. [Two
lines of verse.]
Providence: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Carter, at the
Post-Office, at Shakespeare's Head, near the State-Souse. [1786.] pp. 24. 12mo.
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• THE NORTH- AMERICAN CALENDAR: OR, THE RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK, FOR
THE YEAH OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1787: BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR
LEAP-YEAR, AND THE ELEVENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Three lines.] BY
BENJAMIN WEST, A. M. A. A. s. PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY IN
THE COLLEGE OF RHODE-ISLAND. [Six lines of verse.]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wfieeler, and sold at his Office, West-
minster-Street. [1786.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
There is said to be several impressions of this Almanac which vary
only in typographical arrangement of the title page.
THE NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1786. FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5735. BEING THE SECOND
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR; AND THE TENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
PRECISELY ADAPTED TO THE HORIZON AND MERIDIAN OF CHARLESTON, LAT. 32
DEG. 30 MIN. NORTH. LONGITUDE 79 DEG. WEST OF THE MERIDIAN OF THE ROYAL
OBSERVATORY IN GREENWICH ; BUT MAY SERVE WITHOUT SENSIBLE ERROR FOR
ANY OF THE ADJOINING STATES. CONTAINING ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO SUCH A
COMPOSITION. BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF ESQ.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. [1786.]
pp. 20. 12mo. CLS.
THE RHODE-ISLAND SHEET ALMANACK. FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST
1787.
f Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1786.] Broadside, fol.
WEST, SAMUEL 1738 - 1808
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN, ESQ. GOVERNOUR;
HIS HONOUR THOMAS GUSHING, ESQ. LJEUTENANT-GOVERNOUR; THE HONOURABLE
THE COUNCIL, SENATE, AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 31, 1786: BEING THE DAY OF GENERAL ELEC-
TION. BY SAMUEL WEST, A. M. PASTOR OF THK CHURCH IN NEEDHAM.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, in Court-Street. [1786.] pp.
[32.] 4tO. AA8. BA. IIC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES.
THE SHORTER CATECHISM, AGREED UPON BY THE REVEREND ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES
AT WESTMINSTER; WITH SCRIPTURE PROOFS.
New-Haven: Printed and sold by JUeigs <£• Dana. 1786. pp. 30. 8vo.
WETENHALL, EDWARD 1636 - 1713
QR.JKCX GRAMMATICS IN8TITUTIO COMPENDIARIA, IN USUM 8CHOLARUM. AUTORE EDV.
WETTENHALL, D. D. NUPER EPISCOPO KILMOR & ARDAG.
Philadelphia: Impensis Oulielmi Young, 1786.
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WHITE, WILLIAM 1748-1836
A SERMON, DELIVERED IN CHRIST-CHURCH, ON THK 2lsx DAY OK JUNE, 1786. AT
THE OPENING OF THE CONVENTION OF THK PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
THE STATES OF NEW-YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARY-
LAND, VIRGINIA AND SOUTH-CAROLINA. BY THE REV. WILLIAM WHITE, D. D. AND
RECTOR OF CHRIST-CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S, IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Kellers. MDCCLXXXVI. pp.
(2), [31.] 8vo. AAS. LOC.
Reprinted in London in 1787.
— : — A SERMON ON THE DUE CELEBRATION OF THE FESTIVAL, APPOINTED AS A
THANKSGIVING FOR THE FRUITS OF THE EARTH ; PREACHED IN CHRIST-CHURCH
AND ST. PETER'S, BY THE REV. WILLIAM WHITE, D. D. AND RECTOR OF SAID
CHURCHES. OCTOBER 29, 1786, THE DAY PRECEDING HIS DEPARTURE FOR ENG-
LAND, TO OBTAIN EPISCOPAL CONSECRATION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. 1786. pp. 18. 8vo. BM. YC.
WHITMAN, LEVI 1748 - 1838
JESUS CHRIST THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT
TRURO, ON CAPE-COD, APRIL HTH, 1786, AT THE INTERMENT OF THK REV. CALEB
UPHAM, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN THAT TOWN. BY LEVI WHITMAN,
A. M. JUNIOR PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN WSLFLEET. PUBLISHED AT
THE DESIRE OF THE BEREAVED FLOCK. . . .
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman, at his Office, north side the Toicn
Dock. 1786. pp. 22. 8vo. BA. HC. LOC.
THE WHITSUNTIDE GIFT; OR, THE WAY TO BE HAPPY. A BOOK NECESSARY FOR ALL
FAMILIES. EMBELLISHED WITH CUTS.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Spotxwood, Front-Street, between
Marlcet and C/tesnut-Streets. 1786.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. WILMINGTON ACADEMY.
DRAUGHT OF A PLAN OF EDUCATION FOR THE WILMINGTON ACADEMY.
[Wilmington: Printed by Samuel and John Adams ? 1786.] JCB.
WINCHESTER, ELHANAN 1751-1797
AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE SCRIPTURE PASSAGES IN FAVOUR OF THE UNIVERSAL
RESTORATION, AS.CONNECTED -WITH THE DOCTRINE OF REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS.
ALL TENDING TO PROVE, THE UNIVERSAL EMPIRE OF CHRIST, THE TOTAL DESTRUC-
TION OF EVIL, AND THE FINAL RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF LAPSED INTELLIGENCES. BY
ELHANAN WINCHESTER. [Six lines from] POPE.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1786. pp. viii, [64.] 8vo. BM.
THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST, PROVED FROM THE SCRIPTURES OK THE OLD AND
NEW TESTAMENT. IN SEVERAL LETTERS TO A FRIEND. BY ELHANAN WINCHESTER.
GOD MANIFEST IN THE FLESH. ST. PAUL.
Boston: Printed and sold by Powars cfc Willis, in State-Street. 1786.
FOUR DISCOURSES, ENTITLED, THE FACE OF MOSKS UNVEILED BY THE GOSPEL,
OR EVANGELICAL TRUTHS DISCOVERED IN THE LAW. BEING AN ATTEMPT TO SHEW
THE DESIGN OF THE OBSERVATION OF DAYS, SEASONS, TIME AND YEARS, AS COM-
MANDED BY GOD TO THE ISRAELITES. As ALSO THE LAND OF CANAAN CONSIDERED
AS A FIGURE OF THE REST THAT REMAINETH TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD. BY E. WIN-
CHESTER, MINISTER OF THE UNIVERSAL BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, WHO
WAS EXCOMMUNICATED FOR ADVANCING THE DOCTRINE OF THE FINAL RESTORATION
OF FALLEN INTELLIGENCE.
Philadelphia: 1786.
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THE WISDOM OF CROP TUB CONJUROR. EXEMPLIFIED IN SEVERAL CHARACTERS OF
GOOD AND BAD BOYS, WITH AN IMPARTIAL ACCOUNT OF THE CELEBRATED TOM
TllOT, WHO RODH BEFORE ALL THE BOYS IN THE KINGDOM TILL HE ARRIVED AT
THE TOP OF THE HILL, CALLED LEARNING. FOR THE IMITATION OF THOSE WHO
LOVE THEMSELVES. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts), Printed by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVI.
pp. (2), v- 43, (4), frontispiece. 32mo.
WITHERSPOON, JOHN 1722-1794
ESSAY ON MONET, AS A MEDIUM OF COMMERCE; WITH REMARKS, ON THE ADVANTAGES
AND DISADVANTAGES OF PAPER ADMITTED INTO GENERAL CIRCULATION. BY A
CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young, Stewart, and JU'Cullocfi, the corner of
Chesmlt and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXX.VI. pp. (4), 60. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
ESSAY ON MONEY, AS A MEDIUM OP COMMERCE; WITH REMARKS ON THE
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PAPER ADMITTED INTO GENERAL CIRCULA-
TION. BY A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES. SAID TO BE JOHN WITHEKSPOON
D. D. L. L. D. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW-JERSEY.
Charleston: Printed for and sold by A. Timothy. 178G.
WOLCOT, JOHN 1738-1819
THE LOUSIAD: AN HEROI-COMIC POEM. BY PETER PINDAR, ESQUIRE. [Fourteen
lines of quotations.] A NEW EDITION, WITH CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS.
London Printed : Philadelphia : He-printed and sold by Daniel HvmpJireys,
near the Drawbridge. M,DCC,LXXXVI. pp. (16). 8vo. AAS. LOC.
A WONDERFUL ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF THE OLD HERMIT.
Boston: Printed and sold by Ezekiel Russell, at the Office near Liberty-
Pole. 1786. Broadside, fol.
WORCESTER, NOAH 1758 - 1837
Half-title : MR. WORCESTER'S LETTER TO THE REV. MR. MURRAY ON THE ORIGIN
OF EVIL.
Title: SOME DIFFICULTIES PROPOSED FOR SOLUTION: OR A COPY OF A LETTER TO
THE REV. JOHN MURRAY, CONCERNING HIS DISCOURSE ON THE ORIGIN OF EVIL.
WITH SOME ADDITIONAL REMARKS. BY AN IMPARTIAL ENQUIRER. [Seven lines of
quotations.]
Newbury-Port: Printed by John Mycall. MDCCLXXXVI. pp.61. 8vo.
THE WORCESTER MAGAZINE. FROM THE FIRST WEEK IN APRIL TO THE [LAST
WEEK IN DECEMBER] MDCCLXXXVI. CONTAINING POLITICKS, MISCELLANIES,
POETRY, AND NEWS. VOL. I [ II.]
Worcester, Massachusetts, Printed by Isaiah Thomas. 1786. 8vo. AAS.
Issued weekly as a substitute for Thomas's Massachusetts Spy, and
continued to March, 1788, when the obnoxious statute which had forced
the suspension of the Spy was repealed.
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1787: THE THIRD
AFTER LEAF- YEAR. [Twenty lines. Cut.] BY A SON OF TAMMANY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, the corner of
Chesmit and Second-Streets. [1786.] pp. (32). 16rao. AAS. LOC.
To the reader, signed, Tammany, junior. Banks of Schuylkill, May 1,
1786. Contains, History and discovery and present state of Kentucky.
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FATHER TAMMANY'S POCKET ALMANAC FOB THE YEAR 1787: THE So AFTER
LEAP-YEAR; AND THE 12TH OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, corner of
Second and Chesnut Streets. [1786.J
WORTHY, JAMES
THE CHILD'S PLAIN PATHWAY TO ETERNAL LIFE; OR AN HEAVENLY MESSENGER
WITH GLORIOUS TIDINGS OF PEACE. WONDERFUL REVELATION HOW MR. JAMES
WORTHY, HAD TWELVE SONS WHOM HE NAMKD AFTER SONS OF JACOB. ALL DIED
IN CHILDHOOD BUT BENJAMIN THE YOUNGER. TRUTH OF THE ACCOUNT ATTESTED
BY THE CHURCH-WARDENS.
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1786.
WRIGHT, S. AND COMPANY.
A CATALOGUE OF NEW BOOKS AMONGST WHICH ARE SOME OF THE BEST AUTHORS.
Charleston: Printed by Childs, M'lver & Co. for S. Wright & Co. 1786.
WYOMING. PENNSYLVANIA.
AN ADDRESS FROM THE INHABITANTS OF WYOMING AND OTHERS TO THE PEOPLE
... OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. SEPTEMBER 12, 1786.
[Without Place, or Printer. 1786.]
YALE COLLEGE.
[Large cut.] A FRONT VIEW OF YALE-COLLEGE, AND THE COLLEGE CHAPEL, IN
NEW-HAVEN. A COMPENDIOUS HISTORY OF YALE-COLLEGE, AND A GENERAL AC-
COUNT OF THE COURSE OF STUDIES PURSUED BY THE STUDENTS. [Dated,] YALE-
COLLEGE, JUNE 26, 1786. [Colophon:]
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Sowen, in Chapel-Street, where every kind
ofprintiny is performed with dispatch, and in the neatest manner. [1786.] Broad-
side, fol. NL.
ILLUSTRISSIMO SAMUELI HUNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIPUBLIC^E CONNECTI-
CUTENSIS GUBERNATORI : HONORATI88IMO OHVERO WOLCOTT, ARMIGERO, VICE-
GUBERNATORI : CLARISSIMI8QUE PROCEHIBU8 POLITIC NOSTRxK CIVILI8 : KEVER-
ENDO PARITER AC HONORANDO EzR.fi STILES, 8. T. D. LL. D. COLLEGII YALENSIS
PR^SIDI, [Five lines.] HASCE THESES, QUAS IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS COLLEGII, DIE
13 TIO SEPTEMBRIS, ANNO DOMINI M.DCC.LXXXVI. DEFENDERS CONABUNTUR
JUVENE8 IN ARTIBUS INITIATI, . . . [Colophon :]
Habita in Comitiis Academicis Novo Portu Conneclicutensium M.DCC.-
LXXXVI. E Typis Meigs et Dance, Academic Typographorum. Broadside, fol.
- QU^IBTIONES PRO MODULO DISCUTIEND^E SUB RKVERENDO D. EZRA STILES 8. T. D.
LL. D. COLLEGII YALENSIS, QUOD EST, DIVINA PROVIDENTIA, Novo-PoitTU CON-
NECTICUTENSIUM, PRiBSIDI. IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS A LAUREL MAGISTRALIS CAN-
DIDATIS, M.DCC.LXXXVI. [Fifty-three lines.] [Colophon :]
[Novo-Portu :~\ E Typis Meigs et Dance, Academics Typographorum.
[1786.] Broadside, fol. YC.
YATES, ABRAHAM, JUNIOR
POLITICAL PAPERS, ADDRESSED TO THE ADVOCATES FOR A CONGRESSIONAL REVENUE,
IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. [Signed, Rough Hewer, junior.]
New -York: Printed by Shepard Kollock, corner of Wall and Water
Streets, opposite the Coffee-House. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 20. 8vo. NYPL.
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YOUNG, EDWARD 1683 - 1765
THE LAST DAY. A. POKM. IN THREE BOOKS. BY EDWARD YODNO, L. L. D. VENIT
BUMMA DIES. VlKG.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, Bookseller, in Second-Street,
second door above Chetnut- Street. M.DCC.LXXXVI. pp. 40. 16mo. NYPL.
NOCTE COGITATA, ADCTORE, ANGLICE SCRIPTA, YOUNG, D. D. Qtt<E LINGUA
LATH DONAVIT AMERICA.
Garoloppidi: Typis Allen & Gushing, Massachusetlensium. M.DCC.-
LXXXVI. pp. 21. 8vo. AAS. HC. MHS.
The translation is by Stephen Sewall.
RESIGNATION. A POEM. BY DOCTOR EDWARD YODNO.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second-Street. 1786.
YOUNG, JAMES
THK BALTIMORE DIRECTORY.
Baltimore: 1786.
Proposals for publishing a complete Baltimore Directory, to be embell-
ished with a portrait of General Washington, were advertised, by James
Young, October 30, 1786. No copies of which are known.
YOUNG, WILLIAM
WILLIAM YOUNG'S CATALOGUE FOR 1787. BOOKS. VOYAGES, HISTORY, ARTS AND
SCIENCES, DIVINITY, CHURCH HISTORY, NATURAL HISTORY, POKTRY, TRANSLATIONS,
TRAVELS, ANTIQUITIES, MATHEMATICS, PHILOSOPHY, GEOGRAPHY, NOVELS, MUSIC,
MISCELLANIES, ENGLISH, FRENCH, LATIN, AND GREEK SCHOOL BOOKS AND
CLASSICS, SMALL HISTORIES, AND GILT BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. STATIONARY. IMPE-
RIAL, MEDIUM, ROYAL, DEMY, AND FOOLSCAP WRITING PAPER. BLANK BOOKS
READY MADE, Oil FURNISHED TO ORDER. MEMORANDUM BOOKS, SLATES, PATENT
PENCILS, INK-POWDER, INK-STANDS, QUILLS, WAX, WAFERS, &C. &C. [Signed, Wil-
liam Young, October 20, 1786.]
Printing work performed by Young and M'Culloch, the corner of Chesnut
and Second-Streets, Philadelphia. [1786.] pp. (2), 30. 16uio. AAS.
This Catalogue contains 696 titles, including a list of books just pub-
lished.
THE YOUNG MAN'S MAGAZINE : CONTAINING THE SUBSTANCE OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
AND DIVINITY, SELECTED FROM THE WORKS OF THE MOST EMINENT FOR WISDOM,
LEARNING, AND VIRTUE, AMONG THE ANCIENTS AND MODERNS.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the New Book-Store in
Second-Street, two doors above Chesnut- Street. 1786.
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AN ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF THK WONDERFUL "OLD HERMIT."
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Bowen, 1787.
ADAMS, JOHN 1785 - 1626
A DEFENCE OF THE CONSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. BY JOHN ADAMS, LL. D. AND A MEMBER OF THE ACADEMY OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES AT BOSTON. [One line from] POPE.
Philadelphia: Printed for Hall and Sellers; J. Crukthank; and Young
and M'Culloch. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. xx, 3-390. 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC. NYPL.
A reprint of the first volume printed in London this year.
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ADAMS, JOHN, continued.
A DEFENCE OP THE CONSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BY JOHN ADAMS, L. L. D. AND A MEMBER OF THK ACADEMY
OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AT BOSTON. [One line from] POPE.
London, Printed, New -York, He-printed and sold by II. Oaine, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square, M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. xxiii, 390, (4). 12mo. NYPL.
First published in London in 1787, and reprinted, in the same year, in
New York, and Philadelphia. The latter edition having much currency
in the Federal Convention, and influence upon the members ; and in
Boston, in 1788. It was followed by a second, and a third volume, in
1788, which were published, in a French translation, in Paris in 1792.
A new English edition was printed in London in 1794. And William
Cobbett published an edition in Philadelphia in 17i)7. It was also re-
printed, in a rearranged form, in his works, edited by C. F. Adams.
ADDISON, JOSEPH 1672 - 1719
CATC. A TRAGEDY. AS IT IS ACTED AT THE THEATRES. BY MR. ADDISON. [Seven
lines from] SENECA. Now PUBLISHED TO AID EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS OF THE
UNITED STATES. THE SECOND WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Ihomas. And sold at Ms
bookstore. AIDCCLXXXVII. pp. 60. 12mo. ' AAS.
AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, CONTAINING SOME REMARKS ON THE PRESENT POLITI-
CAL STATE OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
Exeter: Printed by Lamson & Ranlet. [1787.] pp.36. 12mo. MHB.
ADDRESSES TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA. CALCULATED TO SHEW THE SAFETY
ADVANTAGES AND NECESSITY OF ADOPTING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF
THK UNITED STATES. IN WHICH ARE INCLUDED ANSWERS TO THE OBJECTIONS
THAT HAVE BEEN MADE TO IT. [Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. [1787.] pp. (4). fol. HSP.
ADGATE, ANDREW
SELECT PSALMS AND HYMNS FOR THE USE OF MR. ADGATE'S PUPILS AND PROPER FOR
ALL SINGING SCHOOLS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Toung and M'Citllochf 1787.
THE ADVANTAGES OF REPENTANCE : A MORAL TALE, ATTEMPTED IN BLANK
VERSE ; AND FOUNDED ON THE ANECDOTES OF A PRIVATE FAMILY IN*********
SHIRE. [Three lines from] SHAKESPEARE'S HAMLET.
Newport: Re-printed, and sold by Peter Edes. 1787.
THE ADVENTURES OF ALPHONSO, AFTER THE DESTRUCTION OF LISBON. RELATED
BY HIMSELF, IN A LETTER TO HIS BROTHER.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
.ESOPUS 619 -564 B.C.
FABUI.^S JEsopi SELECTEE, OR, SELECT FABLES OF JSsop ; WITH AN ENGLISH TRANS-
LATION, MORE LITERAL THAN ANT YET EXTANT, DESIGNED FOR THE READIER
INSTRUCTION OF BEGINNERS IN THE LATIN TONGUE. BY H. CLARKE, TEACHER OF
THE LATIN LANGUAGE. THE FIRST BOSTON EDITION, FROM A COPY OF THE LATEST
EDITION PRINTED IN LONDON.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, in State-Street. 1787. pp. (2), 154. 12mo.
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, continued.
— THE FABLES OF ^Esop AND OTHERS. WITH COTS. By SAMUEL CROXALI,, D.D.
Philadelphia: Printed fur William Young, corner of Chesnut and Second-
streels. 1787.
AITKEN, JOHN
A COMPILATION OF THE LITANIES AND VESPERS, HYMNS AND ANTHEMS, AS THEY AUE
SUNG IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH : ADAPTED TO THE VOICE OR ORGAN. BY JOHN
AITKEN. To WHICH is PREFIXED, A NEW INTRODUCTION TO THE GROUNDS OF
MUSIC.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second- Street, between Mar-
ket and Chesnut-Streets. 1787.
THE ALBANY GAZETTE. VOL. in. No. 137. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. iv.
No. 187. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1787.]
Printed by Charles B. Webster, No. 36, State-Street, near the English
Church. 1787. fol. 'AAS.
On October 25tb, "Open to all parties," was added to the heading.
ALLEN, T.
BROKE OPEN LAST NIGHT, (THE 13TH OCTOBER) THE CITY COFFEE-HOUSE, AND
STOLEN THEREOUT [list of articles.] T. ALLEN. NEW-LONDON, OCTOBER 14, 1787.
New- London: Printed by Timothy Oreen. 1787. Broadside, fol. AAS.
AMELUNG, JOHN FREDERICK
REMARKS ON MANUFACTURES, PRINCIPALLY ON THE NEW ESTABLISHED GLASS-HOUSE
NEAR FREDERICK-TOWN, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND. BY JOHN F. AMELUNG.
[Ornament.]
[Frederick-Town:] Printed [by Matthias Bartgis] for the Author.
M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 13. 8vo. BA. CLS.
Both the copy in the Boston Athenaeum, and in the Charleston Library
Society, contain a supplementary note, written, and signed, by Ame-
lung, in 1790,on the blank leaves at the end, expressing his confidence
in the ultimate success of his venture in the manufacture of glass.
THE AMERICAN HERALD : AND FEDERAL RECORDER. VOL. vi. NUMBER 272. MON-
DAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMBER 325. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Boston: Printed by Edward-Eveleth Poicars, opposite the new Court-
House, Court-Street. 1787. fol. AAS.
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE. CONTAINING A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF ORIGI-
NAL AND OTHER VALUABLE ESSAYS, IN PROSE AND VERSE, AND CALCULATED BOTH
FOR INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT. "SCIENCE THE GUIDE, AND TRUTH THE KTER-
NAL GOAL." [No. 1.] FOR DECEMBER, 1787. CONTENTS, [Twenty-six lines.]
New - York, Printed by Samuel London, and sold by the Printer, by
Mesnieurx Berry and Rogers, Mr. R. Hodge, Mr. 8. Campbell, Mr. T. Allen, and
Mr. T. Oreenleaf. [1787.] pp. (2), 64, (2). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MHS.
Edited by Noah Webster, junior. And continued to the end of the first
year, in November, 1788.
THE AMERICAN [U. S. arms] MERCURY. VOL. in. NUMB. 130. MONDAY, JANUARY
1, [ — NUMB. 182. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. 1787. fol. AAS.
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THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, on REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Two lines of verse.] VOLUME i. [NUMBER 1,
JANUARY, -NUMBER 6, JUNE, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. XYI,
576. 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME n. [JULY -
DECEMBER, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (2),
GOO, 22. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. VOLUME I, NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1787. THE SEC-
OND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXVII. AAB.
Established, and publication continued under his editorship, by Mathew
Carey, until December, 1792 ; when, in consequence of a regulation of
the post-office, it was refused admittance " into the post-office on any
terms." With the issue for January, 1790, the title was changed to,
The American Museum, or, universal magazine, and published by Carey,
Stewart and Company until December, 1791, after which it was issued
" From the Press of M. Carey," until the end. In the opinion of George
Washington, and other competent judges of its time, it was a magazine
of great excellencies. Its contributors were many of the most eminent
writers of that day. And the volumes are of much documentary value
to the historian of that period. The earlier numbers were frequently
reprinted. And interesting lists of subscribers accompany the work.
Mathew Carey, in his Autobiography, says of it : "I was much attached
to this work, and had great reluctance to abandon it, unproductive
and vexatious as was the management of it, but at length I sang its
requiem at the close of the year 1792."
THE AMERICAN USA RECORDER, AND THE CHARLESTOWN ADVERTISER. VOL.
it. No. 90. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, [— No. 110. FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1787.]
Charlestown, Massachusetts : Published every Friday, by John W. Allen, at
his Office, the north-west entrance of Market-Square. Where subscriptions, (at eight
shillings per ann.) advertisements, &c. for this paper, are taken in — likewise by
D. Larkin, Bookseller, No. 46, Cornhill, Boston. 1787. fol. AAB. MHS.
Discontinued at the above date, when John Wincoll Allen removed his
press to Boston, anJ, in June, formed a partnership with Samuel Hall
in publishing The Massachusetts Gazette.
AMERICANISCHER HAUS- CND WIRTHSCHAFT-CALKNDEH AUF DAS 1788STE JAHR
CHRIST! . . . ZUM NEUNTEN MAL HERAUBGEGEBEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu haben bey Melchior Steiner. [1787.]
AMERICANISCHER STADT UND LAND KALENDER AUF DAS 1788STE JAHH CHRISTI,
WELCHES EIN SCHALT-JAHR IST VON 366 TAGEN.
Philadelphia : Gedruckt und zu haben bey Carl Cist, in der Rees-strasse,
zwischen der Front- und zweyten-Strasse. [1787.] pp. (40). 4to. LOC.
ANDREWS, ROBERT
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LOUD, 1788. BEING LEAP YEAR,
AND THE TWELFTH OF AMEHICAN INDKPKNDENCE. BY ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO.
[Thirteen lines.]
Richmond: Printed and sold by Thomas Nicolxon. [1787.] pp. (48). 16mo.
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ANDREWS, ROBERT, continued.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788. BEINO
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP TEAR. [Ten lines.] BT ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO. [Six lines
of verse.]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis. [1787.] pp. (48). 16mo. LOC. vns.
The astronomical calculations, only, are the same in the two Andrews'
Virginia Almanacks, of this year.
ANDREWS, SAMUEL 1787 - 1818
A DISCOURSE ON ST. MARK, xvi. 15, 16. "AND HE SAID UNTO THEM, Go TE," *c.
BT SAMUEL ANDREWS, A. M. LATE MISSIONARY AT WALLINGFORD, FROM THE
VENERABLE SOCIETT FOR THE PROPOGATION OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS ;
AND NOW MISSIONARY AT ST. ANDREWS, (NEW BRUNSWICK).
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Bowen, in Chapel-Street, near the College.
(1787.) pp. 34. 4to. AAS. CHS. UTS. YC.
ANECDOTE FOR GREAT MEN. ADDRESSED TO THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE NATION,
AND THE WHOLE LEGISLATURE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [Four lines
of quotations.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
pp. [24.] 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
ANNAN, ROBERT
BRIEF ANIMADVERSIONS ON THE DOCTRINE OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION. IN WHICH IT
IS PROVED TO BE UTTERLY REPUGNANT TO THE PRINCIPLES OF MORAL GOVERN-
MENT, AND INCONSISTENT WITH THE WORD OF GOD. To WHICH IS ADDED, TlIE
CONNEXION STATED BETWEEN CIVIL GOVERNMENT AND RELIGION. BY THE REV.
ROBERT ANNAN, OF PHILADELPHIA. [Two lines from] ISAIAH, vm. 20. ...
Philadelphia : Printed by B. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, in Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. [55.] 8vo. AAS. LOC.
20204
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ARMSTRONG, JOHN
THE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH. A POEM.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
1673-1742
20206
20207
ARNAUD, FRANCOIS THOMAS MARIE DE BACUI.ARD D' 1718- 1805
FANNY ; OH, THE HAPPT REPENTANCE. FROM THE FRENCH OF M. D'ARNAUD.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, 1787.
"It inculcates lessons of the soundest morality, and teaches the passions
to be subservient to the calls of virtue."
ASBURY, FRANCIS 1745 - 1816
TO THE FRIENDS AND BENEFACTORS OF COKESBURT COLLEGE. . . . [Signed,]
FRANCIS ASBUHY. BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 15, 1787. [Colophon :]
Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street. [1789.]
Broadside, fol. HSP.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURCH IN NORTH AMERICA.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ASSOCIATE REFORMED SYNOD IN AMERICA, CONSIDERED,
DISOWNED, AND TESTIFIED AGAINST, AS INCONSISTENT WITH THE REFORMATION-
CONSTITUTION OF BRITAIN AND IRELAND. BY AUTHORITY OF THE REFORMED
PRESBYTERY IN SCOTLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Cnlloch, at the corner of
Chesnut and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 24. 12mo. AAS.
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ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURCH, continued.
A DRAUGHT OP AN OVERTURE, PREPARED AND PUBLISHED BY A COMMITTEE OF
THE ASSOCIATE REFORMED SYNOD, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ILLUSTRATING AND
DEFENDING THE DOCTRINES OF THE WESTMINSTER CONFESSION OF FAITH, ACCORD-
ING TO AN APPOINTMENT OF SAID SYNOD.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junr. on the west side of
Fourth Street, between Market and Arch-Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. [ICO.] 8vo.
20209
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A LETTER FROM THE ASSOCIATE REFORMED SYNOD, TO THE ASSOCIATE PRES-
BYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA ; AND ANOTHER FROM THAT PRESBYTERY, IN ANSWER
TO THE FORMER. To WHICH IS PREFIXED, A STATE OF SOME FACTS, RELATIVE TO
THE CONTROVERSY NOW SUBSISTING CONCERNING THE SCOTS PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young and M'CullocIi, the corner of Chesnut
and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 12. 12mo. AAS.
ATKINS, DUDLEY, afterwards DUDLEY ATKINS TYNG 1760 - 1829
AN ADDRESS TO THE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE SOCIETY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS: DELIVERED AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH IN NEWBURY-PORT, ON THE FEAST
OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, A. L. 5786, BEFORE THE WORSHIPFUL MASTERS,
WARDENS AND BRETHREN OF THE LODGES OF ST. JOHN AND ST. PETER. BY
BROTHER DUDLEY ATKINS, ESQ. TREASURER OF SAINT JOHN'S LODGE.
Newbury-Port: Printed by John My call. MMMMMDCCLXXXVII.
[1787]. pp. 16. 4to. AAS. BA. MHS.
ATW ATER, NOAH 1 752 - 1 802
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND JOHN TAYLOR, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN DEERFIELD. FEB. 14, 1787. BY NOAH
ATWATEH, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN WESTFIELD.
Northampton : Printed by William Butler. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 32. 8vo.
BACKUS, ISAAC 1 724 - 1 806
AN ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW-ENGLAND CONCERNING THE PRESENT
BLOODY CONTROVERSY THEREIN. By ISAAC BACKUS.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, State-Street. 1787. pp. 7. 8vo. LOC.
- AN ADDRESS TO THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, IN MIDDLEBOHOCGH, CONCERN-
ING THE IMPORTANCE OF GOSPEL DISCIPLINE. [Four lines of scripture texts.]
Middleborough: (County of Plymouth,) Printed by Nathaniel Coverly.
M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 8. 8vo. LOC.
20215
- THE ATONEMENT OF CHRIST, EXPLAINED AND VINDICATED, AGAINST LATE
ATTEMPTS TO EXCLUDE IT OUT OF THE WORLD. BY ISAAC BACKUS, PREACHER OF
THE GOSPEL.
Boston : Printed by Adams and bourse. Sold by Philip Freeman, in Union-
Street. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 28. 8vo.
BAILEY, FRANCIS
BAILEY'S POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788 ; AND OF THE
EMPIRE THE TWELFTH. BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. [Six lines of Verse. U. S.
arms.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in
Market Street. [1787.] pp. (32). 32mo. ' LOC.
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THE BALLOON ALMANAC [cut] FOK THE TEAK OF OUR LORD, 1788. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by John Steele ? [1787.J
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. THEATRE.
PLAY-BILL OF HAMLET, SEPTEMBER 28, 1787.
[Baltimore: Printed by Jolin Hayes ? 1787.] Broadside.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN NEW YORK.
MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION HELD AT NEW- YORK, OCTOBER, 1787.
New-York: Printed by John Patterson. [1787.] pp. 8. 8vo.
BARLOW, JOEL 1754-1812
AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT THE NORTH CHURCH IN HARTFORD, AT THE MEETING
OF THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, JULY 4TH, 1787. IN COMMEM-
ORATION OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES. BY JOEL BARLOW,
ESQUIRE.
Hartford: Printed by Hudton and Goodwin, near the Bridge. [1787.]
pp. [20.] 4tO. AAS. BA. BM. CHS. JCB. LOC. NYPL. YC.
THE VISION OF COLUMBUS ; A POEM IN NINE BOOKS. BY JOEL BARLOW, ESQUIRE.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, for the Author. M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. pp. 258, (12). 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. nc. LOC. NVPL. YC.
This, first edition, contains a twelve-page list of subscribers' names,
and was printed in March, 1787.
THE VISION OF COLUMBUS ; A POEM IN NINE BOOKS. BY JOEL BARLOW,
ESQUIRE. THE SECOND EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, for the Author. M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. pp. 258. (5). 12mo. AAS. HC. JCB. LOC. NYPL. YC.
This, second edition, contains a five-page lis£ of subscribers' names,
additional to those in the first edition, and " printed on the best of
paper that can be made in this country," was "in press" in October,
1787. Reprinted in London, omitting the dedication to the King of
France, in 1787 ; and, together with his The Conspiracy of Kings, in
Paris, in 1793 ; and, with explanatory notes, in Baltimore, in 1814.
BARTLET, J.
THE GENTLEMAN'S POCKET FARRIER'S REPOSITORY, OF ELEGANT AND APPROVED
REMEDIES FOR THE DISEASES OF HORSES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Cruk&Jiank, 1787,
BEATTIE, JAMES 1785 - 1803
EVIDENCES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION ; BRIEFLY AND PLAINLY STATED. BY JAMES
BEATTIE LL. D. F. it. s. E. PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN MARISCHAL COL-
LEGE, ABERDEEN, AND MEMBER OF THE ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ARTS AND
SCIENCES, AND OF THE LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF MANCHESTER.
A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson in Second-Street, between
Market and Chesnut- Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 135, (1). 16ino. AAS. BM.
POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. BY JAMES BEATTIE, L. L. D. F. R. s. E. PRO-
FESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN MARISCHAL COLLEGE, ABERDEEN, AND MEMBER
OF THE ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, AND OF THE LITERARY AND
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF MANCHESTER, AND OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL
SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA. [Three lines of Latin from] VIRGIL.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street, between
Market and Chesnut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (88), 4 plates. 16mo.
"Printed on superfine writing paper."
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BEERS, ANDREW 1749 - 1824
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND
MOON ; THE TKUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS ; THE RISING AND SET-
TING OF THE SUN ; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE
YKAR OF OUR LOUD 1788: BKING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-TEAK, AND THE TWELFTH
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF THE MIDDLE
STATES, PARTICULARLY NEW- YORK. [Six lines.) BY ANDREW BEERS, PHILOM.
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London, No. 5, Water-Street.
[1787.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
" Purchasers can have the Almanack, with, or without, the Foederal
Constitution annexed."
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT.
SELECT.* E VETERI TESTAMENTO HISTORIES:. AD CSUM EORUM Q.UE LATINS LINGUAE
RUDIMENTI8 IMBUUNTUH. NOVA EDITIO, PRIORIBUS MULTO EMENDATIOR. [EDIDIT
JAMES HAHDIB.]
Philadelphia: Exeuderunt Priehard et Hall, vico vulgariter dicto Market
Street, et J. James, vico Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. xi, (1), 154, (1.)
12niO. AAS. NYPL.
SELECTS E PROFANIS SCRIPTORIBUS HISTORIC. QUIBIS ADMISSA BUNT VARI.E
HONESTE VIVENDI PR^ECEPTA EX II8DEM SCRIPTORIBUS DEPHOMPTA. NOVA EDI-
TIO J PHIORIBUS LONGE EMENDATIOR.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
A NEW VERSION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID, FITTED TO THE TUNES USED IN
CHURCHES. BY N. BRADY, D. D. LATE CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY, AND N. TATE, ESQ.
LATE POET LAURBAT TO THE KlNG OF ENGLAND.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1787.
PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSIONS OP THE PSALMS OF
DAVID. ALLOWED BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW- YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. [Text.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at YoricK's Head, in
Market-Street. MDCCLXXXVII.
" Large type edition."
PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSIONS OF THE
PSALMS OF DAVID. ALLOWED BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW-YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. [Two lines of
quotation.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in
Market-Street. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 307. 24mo. AAS.
" Neatly printed in small type."
Second title : HYMNS SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Frances Bailey, at Torick's Head, in Market
Street. 1787.
The Rev. Dr. Louis F. Benson, in his monograph on the "American
revisions of Watts's Psalms," calls attention to the unusual character
of these Hymns, being attached to the Presbyterian version.
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BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS, continued.
THE PSALMS OP DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTA-
MENT, AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. WlTH AN INDEX,
OK TAHLE OF CONTENTS, AND A TABLE OF THE FIRST LINES, &C. BY ISAAC WATTS,
D. D. A NEW EDITION, WITH AN APPENDIX. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Boston : Printed by Thomas and John Fleet, at the Bible & Heart, in
Cornhill, 1787. pp. (2), (2), (10), (10), 302 ; (2), viii, 256, (26), (1).
121110. AA8.
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Second title: HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS, i. COLLECTED FROM
THE SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE
LORD'S SUPPER. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D. A NEW EDITION. [Five lines of
quotations.]
Boston: Printed by Thomas and John Fleet, at the Bible & Heart in
Cornhill, 1787. pp. (2), viii, 256, (26), (1).
THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TES-
TAMENT, AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. BY I. WATTS,
D. D. [Six lines of Scripture texts.]
Boston : Printed by Peter Edes, for J. Boyle, Marlborough-Street ; B.
Larkin, Cornhill; and J. White, Court-Street. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 296,
(10) ; 252, xi. 12mo. NYPL.
A reprint of Mycall's revision of 1781.
Second title: HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THRKE BOOKS: I. COLLECTED
FROM THE SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR
THE LORD'S SUPPER. By I. WATTS, D. D. [Five lines of quotations.]
Boston : Printed by Peter Edes, for J. Boyle, Marlborovgh-Slreet ; B.
Larkin, Cornhill; and J. White, Court-Street. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 252, xi.
- THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IN METRE : ALLOWED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE KIRK OF SCOTLAND, AND APPOINTED TO BE SUNG IN
CONGREGATIONS AND FAMILIES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Young and M'Culloch, the corner of Second and
Chesnut- Streets. 1787.
- THE PSALTER : OR PSALMS OF DAVID. WITH THE PROVERBS OF SOLOMON,
AND CHRIST'S SERMON ON THE MOUNT. CAREFULLY COPIED FROM THE HOLY
BIBLE . . .
Boston : Printed and sold by John Norman in Marshall' 's-Lane, near the
Boiton-Stone. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. (160). 8vo.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
DAS GANZ NKUE TESTAMENT UNSERES HERRN JESU CHKISTI. RECHT GRUNDLICH
VERDEUTSCHET. ANIIANO : VlER SCHONE GEI8THCHE LlEDER.
Ephrala in Pennsylvanien, Anno 1787. pp. 792, (2), 4. 12mo. LCP. LOC.
Anhang von vier schonen geistlichen Liedern. pp. 4. [Colophon :]
N: B: Vormals verschiedene mal gedruckt zu Zttreh, Basel und Frank-
furt und Leipzig ; jezt aber ini Ephrata auf Kosten der Brtlder im
Jahr 1787.
- DAS NEUE TESTAMENT UNSERS HERRN UND HEYLANDES JESU CHRISTI NACH
DER DEUTSCIIEN UEBERSETZUNG D. MARTIN LUTIIERS. ERSTE AUFLAGE.
Germantiiun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1787. pp. 537+ 12ino.
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THE BIG PUZZLING CAP ; OK A LARGE COLLECTION OP RIDDLES.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
BLAGRAVE, J.
LAWS FOR THE REGULATING BILLS OP EXCHANGE, INLAND AND FOREIGN. BY J.
BLAGKAVE, NOTARY-PUBLIC.
New - York: Printed by 5. and J. London, 1787.
BLAIR, ROBERT 1699 - 1746
THE GRAVE. A POEM. BY ROBERT BLAIR. [One line of Scripture text.] THE
ELEVENTH EDITION.
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman, opposite the north door of the
State-House. M,DCC,LXXXVII, pp. 36. 12mo. AAS.
THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. CONTAINING THE
LATEST OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Motto.] No. 1UU3. MONDAY,
JANUARY 1, [ — -No. 1744. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Printed by Benjamin Edes and Son, No. 42, Cornhill, Boston. 1787. fol.
With the issue for September 17th, the Printing-Ofnce was removed to
No. 49, Marlborough-Street.
BOWEN, DANIEL, compiler.
A COLLECTION OF FUNNY, MORAL, AND ENTERTAINING STORIES AND BON MOTS.
New-Haven : Printed by Daniel Bowen, near the College in Chapel Street.
1787. pp. 32. 16mo.
BRIDGE, JOSIAH 1739 - 1801
A SERMON, PREACHED NOVEMBER 15, 1786, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. JUDE
DAMON ... IN TRURO. BY JOSIAH BRIDGE.
Boston: M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp.30. 8vo.
BROOKE, FRANCES MOORE 1745 - 1789
ROSIN A; A COMIC OPERA. IN TWO ACTS: AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE, NEW-
YORK. BY MRS. BROOKE, AUTHOR OF JULIA MANDEVILLE, ETC. [Cut.]
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Enoch Story, in Second-Street, (he cor-
ner of Walnut-Street. [1787.] pp. 28. 8vo. LCP.
— ROSINA; OR, THE REAPERS. A COMIC OPERA. WITH THE WORDS, SONGS,
DUETS, &C. AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE NEW-YORK. BY THE INGENIOUS MRS.
BROOKE, AUTHOR OF JULIA MANDEVILLE, AND EMILY MONTAGUE, &c.
New -York: Printed for Berry & Rogers, No. 35, Hanover- Square. 1787.
BROOKS, JOHN 1752 - 1825
AN ORATION, DELIVERED TO THE SOCIETY op THE CINCINNATI IN THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, JULY 4in 1787. BY JOHN BROOKS, ESQ.;
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman, opposite the north door of the State-
House. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 16. 4to. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. i.oc. MHS. NYPL.
BROWN, WILLIAM
THREE RONDOS FOR THE PIANO FORTE OH HARPSICHORD COMPOSED AND HUMBLY
DEDICATED TO THE HONOURABLE FRANCIS HOPKINSON, ESQR. BY WlLLIAM BROWN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by the Author. Price two dollars. J.Aitken
sculp. [1787.] pp. (2), (2), 6. 4to.
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20247 THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY MONITOR. [Motto.] NUMB. 14. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. 65. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1787.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett, in Albany-Street. 1787. fol.
Motto : The liberty of the press is essential to the security of freedom
in a State ; it ought not, therefore, to be restrained in this Common-
wealth.— Massachusetts Bill of rights.
20248 BRYAN, SAMUEL
[CENTINEL No. i.] To THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA. . . . [Signed, Centinel.]
Philadelphia: Printed by F. Bailey. 1787. Broadside, fol.
20249 CENTINEL, No. n. To THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA. [On the Constitutional
Convention.]
Philadelphia: Printed by f. Bailey. [1787.] pp. (2). fol. AAS.
20250 — AN DIE EINWOHNER VON PENNSYLVANIEN. . . . CENTINEL ODER SCHILD-
WACHT.
Philadelphia: Qedruckt bey F. Bailey, 1787. Broadside, fol.
The Letters of Centinel, numbered i - xxiv, first appeared in The
Independent gazetteer; or, the chronicle of freedom, from 5 October,
1787, to 25 November, 1788, and other numbers, besides the above,
may have been issued in separate broadside form.
20251 BUCHAN, WILLIAM 1729 - 1805
BUCIIAN'B FAMILY PHYSICIAN: OR A TREATISE ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
MOST DISEASES BY REGIMEN AND SIMPLE MEDICINES.
Philadelphia : Printed for William Young, corner of Chesnut and Second-
streets. 1787.
20252 BUCKLAND, JAMES
AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISCOVERY OF A HERMIT, WHO LIVED ABOUT 200 YEARS IN A
CAVE, AT THE FOOT OF A HILL, 73 DAYS JOURNEY WESTWARD OF THE GREAT ALLE-
GHANY MOUNTAINS. WRITTEN BY JAMES BUCKLAND AND JOHN FIELDING, THE
PEUSONS WHO DISCOVERED HIM. [Four lines of verse.]
Piltsburg (Virginia) [iicj Printed: Procidence: He-printed and »old at
the Printing- Office in Westminster-Street, 1787. pp. 8. 8vo.
20253 BUCKMINSTER, JOSEPH, JUNIOR 1751 - 1812
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT, THE HONORABLE
COUNCIL, AND THE HONORABLE THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE
OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, JUNE 7, 1787. BY JOSEPH BDCKMINSTER, A. M.
Portsmouth: Printed by Robert Gerrith. MDCCLXXXVII. pp.31. 8vo.
20254 BUELL, SAMUEL 1716 - 1798
DIVINE SUPPORT AND COMFORT ... A SERMON PREACHED ON THE LORD'S DAY
AFTER THE FUNERAL OF MR. SAMUEL BUELL, JUN. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
FEBRUARY 7, 1787, IN THE 16x11 YEAR OF HIS AGE. To WHICH is ADDED, SOME
MEMOIRS OF HIS LIFE AND DEATH. BY SAMUEL BUELL, M. A.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green. [1787.] pp. 55. 8vo.
20255 BULLARD, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN XRA. 1788. BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP
YEAR AND THE TWELFTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [Ten lines.] By
SAMUEL BULLARD. [Six lines of4 verse.]
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street. Sold
also by must of the Town and Country Booksellers. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
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BURGH, JAMES 1714-1775
YOUTH'S FKIENDLT MONITOR: OR, THE AFFECTIONATE 8CHOOL-MASTF.R. CONTAINING
III8 LAST PATHETICK FAHEWEL LECTURE TO HIS YOUNG PUPILS, ON THEIK ENTRANCE
INTO A BUSY WORLD; AND THEIR DILIGENT PURSUIT AFTER NEW EMPLOYMENTS.
TOGETHER WITH A JUDICIOUS POSTSCRIPT, POINTING OUT FOR THEIR SERIOUS
PERUSAL, SUCH PARTICULAR BOOKS AS MUST NECESSARILY ENLARGE THEIR IDEAS,
AND FORM THEIR MINDS TO AN EARLY REGARD FOR VIRTUE AND RELIGION. BY
THE AUTHOR OF BRITAIN'S REMEMBRANCER. THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED.
[Four lines from] DRYDEN.
Hartford: Printed and soldby Nathaniel Patten,nearthe Court-Home. 1787.
CALLENDER. —
ROUND TEXT COPIES. ENGRAVED BY CALLENDER.
Massachusetts: Published by Isaiah Thomas, Printer, Bookseller, Stationer
& Binder, Worcester, 1787. pp. (32). obi. 82mo. AAS.
CAMP, JOHN 1753 - 1821
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT NEW-CANAAN ON DECEMBER 27, 1786, BEFORE THE
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. BY JOHN CAMP, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN
NEW-CANAAN.
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1787.
CAMPBELL, JAMES
AN ORATION, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES
OF NORTH-AMERICA, DELIVERED JULY 4, 1787, AT THE REFORMED CALVINIST
CHURCH IN PHILADELPHIA. BY JAMES CAMPBELL, ESQUIRE. To WHICH is PRE-
FIXED, AN INTRODUCTORY PRAYER, DELIVERED ON THE SAME OCCASION, BY THE
REV. WILLIAM ROGERS, A. M. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Prichard and Hall, in Market Street,
between Front and Second Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. (24). 8vo. LCP. LOC.
CAMPBELL, SAMUEL
SAMUEL CAMPBELL'S SALE CATALOGUE FOR 1787. CONTAINING ABOVE TEN THOUSAND
VOLUMES, BEING A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, IN EVERY BRANCH OF SCIENCE
AND LITERATURE, ALL NEW, THE BEST EDITIONS, IN GOOD BINDINGS AND WILL BE
SOLD AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES, AT SAMUEL CAMPBELL'S NEW-BOOK AND
STATIONARY STORE, NO. 44, HANOVER SQUARE, CORNER OF THE OLD SLIP, NEW-
YORK. GENTLEMEN BY APPLYING SOON, WILL THE MORE READILY PROCURE THE
BOOKS THEY WANT; THOUGH IT IS PROPOSED TO KEEP THIS CATALOGUE COMPLETE,
BY SUPPLYING THK PLACE OF SUCH BOOKS AS MAY BE SOLD OFF, BESIDES MAKING
THE ADDITION OF ALL NEW PUBLICATIONS OF MERIT. ORDERS WILL BE THANK-
FULLY RECEIVED, AND EXECUTED WITH THE UTMOST CARE AND PUNCTUALITY, WITH
A VERY HANDSOME ALLOWANCE MADK TO THOSE WHO PURCHASE QUANTITIES.
New -York: Catalogues delivered (gratis) by Samuel Campbell. MDCC-
VXXXVII [sic 1787.] pp. 40. 8vo. AAS.
CARLETON, OSGOOD 1742 - 1816
BY PERMISSION. MR. CARLETON, PROFESSOR OK ASTRONOMY PROPOSES (WITH THE
APPROBATION OF ... THIS METROPOLIS) TO DELIVER A COURSE OF FIVE LEC-
TURES. . . . OSGOOD CARLETON. JUNE 20, 1787.
Boston: Printed by E. Russell. 1787. Broadside, fol. AAS.
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20262 THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND [cut] THE WESTERN REPOSITORY OP KNOWLEDGE.
[Motto.] VOL. ii. No. 74. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— No. 125. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Carlisle: (State of Pennsylvania) Printed by Kline & Reynolds. 1787. fol.
A broadside postscript was issued on September 26th, giving the action
of the Constitutional Convention of September 17th, in submitting the
Constitution for the United States to Congress. With the issue for
October 3d, the cut in the heading was dropped. The issues for Octo-
ber 10th, and October 17th, are printed on single sheets, and that for
November 14th, is reduced in size for want of paper for regular issues.
20263 CATO, DIONYSIUS
CATONIS DISTICIIA MORALIA, ET LILII MONITA P^EDAGOGICA; OR CATO'S MORAL DIS-
TICHS, AND LlLY'8 PEDAGOGICAL ADMONITIONS; FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS: WITH
THE FOLLOWING IMPROVEMENTS, IN A METHOD ENTIRELY NEW, VIZ. THE WORDS
OP THE AUTHOR PLACED ACCORDING TO THEIR GRAMMATICAL CONSTRUCTION, IN
THE LOWER PART OP THE PAGE, AND THOSE OP MORE THAN TWO SYLLABLES AC-
CENTED, TO SHEW THE RIGHT PRONUNCIATION. AN ALPHABETICAL VOCABULARY
OP ALL THE WORDS, SHEWING THEIR PARTS OP SPEECH AND SIGNIFICATION. THE
THEMES OP THE VERBS, WITH THKIR GOVERNMENT. A TABLE OP SCANNING, CON-
TAINING ALL THE POSSIBLE VARIATIONS OP HEXAMETER AND PENTAMETER VERSES,
BY WHICH EVERY LINE OP THE AUTHOR MAY BE SCANNED. LASTLY, THE RHETOR-
ICAL FIGURES ARE PLACED AT THE BOTTOM OP EACH PAGE AS THEY OCCUR. BY
JOHN STIRLING, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chemut- Street. [1787.]
pp. 61, (1). 16mo. AAS.
20264 CHANNING, HENRY TREVETT 1760-1840
GOD ADMONISHING HlS PEOPLE OP THEIR DUTY, AS PARENTS AND MASTERS. A SER-
MON PREACHED AT NEW-LONDON, DECEMBER 20TH, 1786. OCCASIONED BY THE
EXECUTION OP HANNAH Ocuisn, A MULATTO GIRL, AGED 12 YEARS AND 9 MONTHS.
FOR THE MURDER OP EUNICE BOLLES, AGED 6 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS. BY HENRY
CHANNING, M. A. [Quotations.] THE SECOND EDITION.
New-London: Printed by T. Green. 1787. pp. 81. 8vo. LOC.
20265 CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.
BYE-LAWS AND ORDINANCES OP THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Charleston: Printed by Childs, Haswell, & HTher, Printers to the
City. 1787.
20266 CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. INDEPENDENT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
CONSTITUTION OF THE INDEPENDENT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN CHARLESTON,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston: 1787.
20267 THE CHARLESTON MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL.IV. NUMB. 562.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 832. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Charleston : Printed by Childs, Haswell & M'lver, Printers to the City, at
their Printing-Office, No. 47, Bay. 1787. fol.
Sometime this year Nathan Childs and Robert Haswell, were succeeded
by John Markland ; and, under the firm name of Markland & M'lver,
publication was continued as The City Oazette, or the daily advertiser.
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CHATTERTON, AUGUSTUS, pseudonym.
THE BUDS OP BEAUTY ; OR, PARNASSIAN SPRIG. BEING A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL
POEMS, UPON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. BY AUGUSTUS CHATTERTON, ESQ.
Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes. 1787. pp. x, 106, frontispiece. 12mo.
— . THE BUDS OF BEAUTY ; OR, PARNASSIAN SPRIG. BEINO A COLLECTION OP
ORIGINAL POEMS, UPON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. BY AUGUSTUS CHATTERTON, ESQUIRE.
New-York: Printed and sold by Francis Childs, 1787. pp. 106. 12mo.
THE BUDS OF BEAUTY ; OR, PARNASSIAN SPRIG. BEING A COLLECTION OF
ORIGINAL POEMS, UPON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By AUGUSTUS CHATTEUTON, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street. 1787.
frontispiece.
20273
20274
20275
A CHOICE COLLECTION OP HYMNS PROM VARIOUS AUTHORS,
New-York: Printed by 8. and J. London? Soldat No. 20 John-Street. 1787.
"In a compleat pocket volume, the best collection in America."
CHURCHMAN, JOHN - 1805
CHURCHMAN'S MAP OP THE PENINSULA BETWEEN DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
BAYS. TOGETHER WITH THE SAID BAYS, THE ISLANDS, SHOALS AND SHORES ADJA-
CENT, EXHIBITING THE MARITIME PORTS OF PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA
AND ALL THE DELAWARE STATE ; WITH THE GROUND MARKED OUT AS LEVELLED
FOR THE PROPOSED CANALS, TOGETHER WITH THE SuSQUEHANNAII, PROM THE
MOUTH TO MlDDLETOWN, BEING AS FAR NORTHWARD AS TO INCLUDE ALL THE
NATURAL OBSTRUCTIONS TO THE NAVIGATION IN THAT RIVER, ALSO PART OF THE
POTOWMACK AND YORK RlVER, AS FAR AS YORK AND GLOUCESTER, &C.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
CLARKE, JOHN 1755-1798
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT THE FIRST CHURCH IN BOSTON, FEBRUARY 15, 1787.
AT THE INTERMENT OF THE REV. CHARLES CHAUNCY, D. D. A. A. 8. ITS SENIOR
PASTOR, WHO EXPIRED FEB. 10, 1787. BY JOHN CLARKE, A. M. SURVIVING PAS-
TOR OF THE SAMK CHURCH.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Boston, Printed by James D. Griffith,
and Edward E. Powars. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. [34], (2), (2). 8vo. AAS. BA.
Contains a two-page Chronological Catalogue of the printed writings
of Dr. Chauncy. And his Genealogy.
CLARKSON, THOMAS 1760-1846
AN ESSAY ON THE SLAVERY AND COMMERCE OF THE HUMAN SPECIES, PARTICULARLY
THE AFRICAN, TRANSLATED FISOM A LATIN DISSERFATION, WHICH WAS HONORED
WITH THE FIRST PRIZE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, FOR THE YEAR 1785,
WITH ADDITIONS. [One line of Latin from] LIVY. THE THIRD EDITION.
London, Printed : Philadelphia: Jle-prinled by Joseph Crukshank, in Mar-
ket-Street, between Second and Third-Streets, MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 155, (1). 8vo.
CLIFTON, ALICE
THE TRIAL OP ALICE CLIFTON, FOR THE MURDER OP HER BASTARD CHILD ... AT
PHILADELPHIA . . . 18TH DAY OP APRIL, 1787.
[Philadelphia: 1787.] pp. 16. 8vo. BA.
Pages 15 - 16 contain The Trial of James M'Glochlin for feloniously
entertaining.
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CLIFTON, ALICE, continued.
20276 THE REMAINDER OF THE TBTALS AT THE LATE COURT OP OYER AND
TERMINEU; AMONG OTIIKRS THAT OP ALICE CLIFTON FOR THE MURDER OP HER
BASTARD CHILD.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald: Sold at the several Book-
Stores in the City. 1787.
20277 COKE, THOMAS 1747 - 1814
AN ADDRESS TO THE ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS FOB THE SUPPORT OP COKESBURT COL-
LEGE, AND TO THE MEMBERS OP THE METHODIST SOCIETY. To WHICH ARK ADDED,
THE RCI.ES AND REGULATIONS OP THE COLLEGE. BY THOMAS CoKK, L. L. D. AND
FRANCIS ASBUBY, SUPERINTENDENT OP THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
New-York: Printed by W. Boss. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 12. 12mo. BA.
20278 COLLEY, THOMAS 1742-1812
THE NATURE AND NECESSITY OF A GROWTH OP GRACE, UNDER THE PROGRESSIVE
OPERATIONS OP THE SPIRIT OP TRUTH, SCRIPTUBALLY DEMONSTRATED IN A
SERMON PREACHED ON THIRD-DAY MORNING, THE 8TH OP THE 5TH MONTH, 1787,
AT A YOUTH'S MEETING OP THB PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, HELD IN MARKET-
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. TAKEN IN CHARACTERS.^
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Cr-ukshank ? 1787.
20279 THE COLUMBIAN HERALD, OR [cut] THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OP NORTH-
AMERICA [Motto.] PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY. NUMBER
MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMBER 346. MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1787.]
Charleston, South- Carolina: Printed by Bowen, Vandle & Andrews, at
Franklin's Head No. 31 Bay, . . . 1787. fol.
20280 THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE OR MONTHLY MISCELLANY. CONTAINING A VIEW OP
THE HISTORY, LITERATURE, MANNERS AND CHARACTERS OP THE YEAB 1787. E
MOLLIT MORES. VOL. 1. [ SEPTEMBER, 1786, — DECEMBER, 1787, Bnd SUPPLE-
MENT.] [Emblematic cut.]
Philadelphia : Printed for T. Seddon, W. Spotswood, C. Cist, & J. Tren-
chard. [1787.] pp. (2), (2), (2), 884, (6), 30 plates, and engraved title, 12
tables. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MHS. NL.
20281 COMBE, WILLIAM 1741-1823
LETTERS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY YOBICK AND ELIZA.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1787.
20282 A COMPENDIOUS HISTORY OF THE WORLD, PROM THE CREATION TO THE DISSO-
LUTION op THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by R. Aitken & Son. 1787. 2 vols.
20283 THE COMPLETE COUNTING HOUSE COMPANION. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, [—SATUR-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Carey and Co. and (one) delivered gratis weekly
to each of the subscribers of the Pennsylvania Herald. Price to non-subscribers,
one-shilling. 1787. fol. LOC.
After February 17th, William Spotswood succeeded Carey and Co. as
printers.
20284 A CONCERT OP PRAYER, PROPOUNDED TO THE CITIZENS OP THE UNITED STATES
OP AMERICA. BY AN ASSOCIATION OP CHRISTIAN MINISTERS.
Exeter: Printed by Lamson and Ranlet. 1787. pp.15. 8vo.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT on ASSEMBLY
OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, . . .
MAY, . . . 1787. [Colophon :]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1787.] pp. 351 - 354. fol.
This is the official issue.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT HARTPORD, IN SAID
STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1787.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green. 1787.] pp. 851-354. fol.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTPORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1787.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1787.] pp.
351 -354. fol. CHS. CSL. YC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1787.
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1787.] pp. 351-354. fol.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1787. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1787.] pp. 351-354. 8vo. CHS.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER . . . 1787. [Colophon :]
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. [1787.] pp. 355-358. fol.
This is probably the official issue.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, IN SAID
STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI 1787. [Colophon:]
New-London: Printed by T. Green. [1787.] pp. 355-358. fol. LOC.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OH
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1787. [Colophon :]
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. [1787.] pp. 355-358. fol.
A. C. Bates is of the opinion that this issue, notwithstanding the
imprint, was printed at Hartford by Hudson and Goodwin in 1787.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER . . . 1787. [Colophon :]
Hartford: Printed by Eliilia Babcock. [1787.] pp. 355-358. 8vo. CHS.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the fifteenth of November, a day of thanksgiving.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green f 1787. Broadside, fol. CHS. YC.
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THE CONNECTICUT COURANT AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. NuMBEBll45. MON-
DAY, JANUABY 1, [ — NDMBER 1197. MONDAY, DECEMBEB 31, 1787.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near the Bridge. 1787. fol.
THE NEWS-BOYS ; AN ECLOGUE, FOB JANDABY 1, 1787. SCENE — HABTFORD
STREET — TIME OF DAY ; THE MORNING, THE NEWS-BOY'S APOLOGY FOR THE
FOBEGOING VERSES. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1787.] pp. (2). nar. fol.
THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE; AND THE UNI VERBAL INTELLIGENCER. VOL. xxiv.
No. 1208. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, [— VOL. xxv. No. 1259. FRIDAY, DECEMBER
28, 1787.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, at the northwest corner of the
Parade. 1787. fol.
On June 15th, the sub-title was permanently dropped from the heading.
AAS.
THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. No. 1001. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— No. 1052.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-Once
1787. fol. 1A8.
THE CONTINENTAL [U. S. arms] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL.
x. NUMBER 567. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, [— NUMBER 591. THURSDAY, JUNK 21,
1787.]
Boston: (Commonwealth of Massachusetts) Printed and published by
James D. Griffith, a few doors east of the Green-Dragon. 1787. fol. AAS.
With the issue for June 21st, publication was discontinued.
COOMBS, ISAAC _ 1786
THE LAST WORDS AND DYING SPEECH OF ISAAC COOMBS, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT
SALEM, THE 21sT OF DECEMBER LAST, FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by Qewge Jerry Osborne. 1787.
— A SKETCH OF THE LIFE AND CONFESSION OF ISAAC COOMBS, WHO WAS EXECUTED
AT SALEM, ON DECEMBER 21, 1786, FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE; CONTAINING
AN ACCOUNT OF HIS ASSISTANCE IN ROASTING AN INDIAN PRISONER TO DEATH BY A
SLOW FIRE, ... THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE, AND HER APPEARING TO HIM
AFTERWARDS, ATTENDED BY TWO GREAT DEVILS.
Middlelown: Printed and sold by Woodward and Green. 1787.
CORDIER, MATIIURIN 1479 - 1564
CORDERII COLLOQUIOBUM CENTUBIA 8ELECTA, OK, A SELECT CENTURY, OF THE COL-
LOQUIES OF CORDERIUS, WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION, AS LITERAL AS POSSIBLE.
DESIGNED FOB THE USE OF BEGINNEBS IN THE LATIN TONGUE. BY JOHN CLARKE,
LATE MASTER OF THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HULL. THE TWENTY-THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia,: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnut-Street, near Front-
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. vii, 170. 24mo. AAS.
THE COUNTRY [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE POUGHKEEPSIE ADVERTISER. NUMB. 74.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB. 125. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Poughkeepsie : Printed by Nicholas Power, next door to the Tavern of
Mr. Thomas Poole, and nearly opposite the Tavern of Captain Stephen Hendrick-
son, a few rods south of the Court-House, ... 1787. fol.
Beginning October 3d, the following motto was added to the heading :
" In my free page let different works reside, Tho' party's hostile lines
those works divide; Party! whose murdering spirit I abhor More
subtly cruel, and less brave than war."
AAS.
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COWPER, WILLIAM
THE TASK. A POEM IN six BOOKS. BY WILLIAM COWPEB.
New - York : Printed by Carroll and Patterson f Sold by Robert Hody
1787.
20305
THE TASK. A POEM. IN six BOOKS. To WHICH is ADDED, TIROCINIUM: OK,
A HKVIKW OF SCHOOLS. BY WlLLIAM COWPEB, OP THE INNER TEMPLE ESQ. A
NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia,: Printed for Thomas Dobsun, Bookseller, in Second-Street,
second door above Chesnut-Slreet. M.DCC.LXXX.VII. pp. (2), (2), 1»6 ; (2), 32,
(2), 12mo. AAS. i.oc. NYPL.
Second title : TIROCINIUM : OR, A REVIEW OF SCHOOLS. BY WILLIAM COWPER, OF
THE INNER TEMPLE, ESQ. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobton, Bookseller, in Second-Street,
second door above C/tesniit- Street. M.DCC.LXXX.VII. pp. (2), 32.
Copies of the Tirocinium, are sometimes found separate from The Task,
of which it should form a part of this issue.
COXE, TENCH 1755 - 1824
AN ADDRESS TO AN ASSEMBLY OF THE FRIENDS OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES, CON-
VENED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING A SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT
OF MANUFACTURES AND THE USEFUL ARTS, READ IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, ON THURSDAY, THE 9TH OF AUGUST, 1787, BY TENCH COXE, ESQ. AND
PUBLISHED AT THEIR REQUEST.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head in Market-
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. [30.] 8vo. BA. LOC. MHS.
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20308
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• AN ENQUIRY INTO THE PRINCIPLES ON WHICH A COMMERCIAL SYSTEM FOR THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SHOULD BE FOUNDED; TO WHICH ARE ADDED SOME
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS CONNECTED WITH THE SUBJECT. READ BEFORE THE SO-
CIETY FOR POLITICAL ENQUIRIES, CONVENED AT THE HOUSE OF HIS EXCELLENCY
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, ESQUIHB, IN PHILADELPHIA MAY HTH, 1787.
[Philadelphia:] Printed and sold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head, in
Market Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. [52.] 8vo. AAS. LCP. I.OC. MHS.
THOUGHTS CONCERNING THE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA; WITH A PLAN FOR
ENCOURAGING AGRICULTURE, AND INCREASING THE VALUE OF FARMS IN THE MID-
LAND AND WESTERN COUNTIES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: 1787.
CRAWFORD, ADAIR 1748-1795
EXPERIMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS ON ANIMAL HEAT, AND THE INFLAMATION OF COM-
BUSTIBLE BODIES. BEING AN ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE THESE PHENOMENA INTO A
GENERAL LAW OF NATURE. BY ADAIR CRAWFORD, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed for T. Dobson, 1787. pp. 94. 8vo. LOC.
CRISP, STEPHEN K-28 - 1692
SCRIPTURE TRUTHS DEMONSTRATED, IN THIRTY-TWO SKHMONS, OR DECLARATIONS OF
STEPHEN CRISP, LATE OF COLCHESTER, IN ESSEX, DECEASED. CAREFULLY TAKEN
IN CHARACTERS OR SHORT-HAND, AS THEY WEKE DELIVERED BY HIM AT THE
PUBLIC MEETING-HOUSES OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QuAKEHS, IN AND ABOUT LON-
DON. FAITHFULLY TRANSCRIBED AND PUBLISHED, TOGETHER WITH HIS PRAYERS
AFTER SERMON.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph James, in Chesnvt-Street,
between Front and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 385, (1). 8vo. AAS.
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THE CARMELITE. A TRAGEDY.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thoma» Dobson, 1787.
1732-1811
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THE CUMBERLAND GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, [—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1787.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, in Middle-Street, Portland.
1787. fol. AAS.
CUTLER, MANASSEH 1742 - 1823
AN EXPLANATION OF THE MAP WHICH DELINEATES THAT PART OF THE FEDERAL
LANDS, COMPREHENDED BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA WEST LINE, THE RlVERS OHIO
AND SlOTO, AND LAKE ERIE: CONFIRMED TO THE UNITED STATES BY SUNDRY
TRIBES OF INDIANS, IN THE TREATIES OF 1784 AND 1786, AND NOW READY FOR
SETTLEMENT.
Salem: Printed by Dabney and Cusliing. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 24. 8vo.
Reprinted in Newport in 1788. In Paris, in a French translation, in
1789. In the second volume of the Author's Life, journals, and corres-
pondence, Cincinnati, 1888 ; and in the Old South leaflets, No. 40.
Title of map : A MAP OF THE FEDERAL TERRITORY FROM THE WESTERN BOUNDARY
OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THE SCIOTA RIVER: LAID DOWN FUOM THE LATEST INFORM-
ATIONS AND DIVIDED INTO TOWNSHIPS AND FRACTIONAL PARTS OF TOWNSHIPS
AGREEABLY TO THE ORDINANCE OF THE HON. CONGRESS PASSED IN MAY, 1785.
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse f 1787.J 26x19. LOC.
DABOLL, NATHAN 1750 - 1818
THE NEW- ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN AND LADIES DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1788: [Eleven lines.] BY EDMUND FREEBETTER, PHII.O.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green. [1787.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS.
DAGGETT, DAVID 1764 - 1851
AN ORATION, PRONOUNCED IN THE BRICK MEETING-HOUSE IN THE CITY OF NEW-
HAVEN, ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, A. D. 1787. IT BEING THE ELEVENTH ANNI-
VERSARY OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY DAVID
DAGGETT, ESQUIRE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. PER ASPERA AD ASTRA.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and 8. Green. [1787.J pp. (24). 8vo. AAS.
THE DAILY [N Y arms] ADVERTISER: POLITICAL, HISTORICAL, AND COMMERCIAL.
[Motto.] VOL. in. No. 578. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 890. MONDAY, DE-
CEMBER 31, 1787.]
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs, at the new Printing-Office, near
the Coffee-House. 1787. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
In May, the Printing-Office was removed to No. 22, Hanover-Square,
next door to the corner of Wall-Street. And in September, the cut of
the New York State Arms, and the sub-title, were dropped from the
heading.
DANA, JAMES 1735-1812
THE REFLECTION AND PROSPECT OF A CHRISTIAN MINISTER AT THE CLOSE OF LIFE.
A SERMON PREACHED IN THE CITY OF NEW-HAVEN, JULY 29, 1787. BEING THE
LORD'S DAY AFTER FUNERAL OF THE REVEREND ClIAUNCEY WHHTELSEY, PASTOR
OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN THAT CITY; WHO DIED JULY 24, 1787, IN THE 70TII
YEAR OF HIS AGE, AND 30TH OF HIS MINISTRY. BY JAMES DANA, D. D. SENIOR
PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN WALLINGFORD.
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Bowen. (M.DCC.LXXXVII.) pp.
(30). 8VO. AAS. HC. NYPL.
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AN ORATION, ON THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DE-
LIVERED ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1787. By THE HEV. ROBERT DAVIDSON, D. D.
Carlisle: Printed by Kline and Reynolds. [1787.] pp. [16.] 8vo. i.oc.
DAWES, THOMAS, JUNIOR 1757 - 1825
AN ORATION, DELIVERED JULY 4, 1787, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDE-
PENDENCE. BY THOMAS DAWES, JUN. ESQ.
Boston : Printed by Samuel Hall, in State-Street. MDCCLXXXVII. pp.
22. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LOC. MH8. NTPL.
THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF COCK ROBIN; WITH THE TRAGICAL DEATH OF A.
APPLE PYE.
Printed at Worcester, ( Massachusetts ) by Isaiah Thomas. MDCC-
LXXXVII. pp. 81. 32mo. AAS.
DELAWARE. STATE.
LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THE DELAWARE STATE, AT A SESSION COM-
MENCED AT DOVER ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OK OCTOBER, 1786, AND CONTINUED
BY ADJOURNMENTS: BEING THEIR TWELFTH SESSION. [Arms.]
Wilmington, Printed by James Adams, M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 33. fol.
- — LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE STATE, AT A SES-
SION COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE TWENTIETH OF OCTOBER 1786, AND CON-
TINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS : BEING THEIR TWELFTH SESSION. [28 May - 8 June,
1787.]
Wilmington : Printed by James Adams, M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 7. fol.
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- — LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE STATE, AT A SES-
SION COMMENCED AT DOVER ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1787, AND
CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS: BEING THE THIRTEENTH SESSION. [Arms.]
Wilmington, Printed by James Adams, M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 9. fol. LOC.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, JANUARY, 1787.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1787. pp. 61, (1). fol.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, MAY, 1787.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1787. pp. 12. fol.
_ VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, AUGUST - OCTOBER, 1787.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1787. pp. (2), 29. fol.
THE DELAWARE ALMANACK, OR EASTERN SHORE CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR
1788; BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF THE
INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [Seventeen lines.]
Wilmington; Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. who will give great
allowance to those who purchase a quantity and perform all sorts of printing work
in the best manner and most reasonable terms. [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
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THE DELAWARE COURANT AND WILMINGTON ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i. No.
18. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. n. No. 53. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1787.]
Wilmington: Printed by Samuel and John Adams, in High-Street, .
1787. fol.
How much longer than the above date the Courant was continued is
not known. It probably was not continued beyond the present vear.
THE DELAWARE [State arms] GAZETTE, OR THE FAITHFUL CENTINEL. ALL, ALL
BUT TRUTH DROPS DEAD, BORN FROM THE PRESS. — POPE. VOL. II. No. 82.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. in. No. 133. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26,
1787.]
Wilmington: Printed and published, every Wednesday, by Frederick
Craig and Company, at their Office in Market-Street, three doors below the Indian
King ; where Printing and Book-binding in general are performed. 1787. fol.
Beginning with the issue for July 4th, the cut, of the Delaware Arms,
was enlarged to one-third the width of the page.
DELLAP, SAMUEL
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION ... AT SAMUEL DEI.LAP'S AUCTION-ROOM, IN
THIRD, THE COKNER OF CHESNUT-STREET. OCTOBER 20, 1787.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Dimlap and Claypoole, 1787.]
A DIALOGUE, BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND GEORGE in. TYRANT OF BRITAIN &c. &c. &c.
Frederick- Town : "Ju*t come to Jiand and now selling by Printer"
Matthias Bartgit. June 27, 1787.
DIBDIN, CHARLES 1745-1814
THE DESERTER, A COMIC OPERA, IN TWO ACTS, AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE,
NEW- YORK, WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE. BY MR. C. DIBDIN.
New -York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, Bookseller, No. 44, Hanover
Square, corner of the Old-Slip. 1787. pp. 31. 8vo. LCP. LOC. NYHS.
In part, a translation from Le D6serteur. par M. J. Sedaine.
— THE DESERTER, A COMIC OPERA : AS PERFORMED BY THE OLD AMERICAN
COMPANY, AT NEW- YORK, WITH GREAT APPLAUSE.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobion, in Second-Street, second door
above Chesnut- Street. 1787.
DILWORTH, THOMAS - 1780
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WORDS
BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; . . . II. A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OF WORDS,
THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERENT IN SIGNIFICATION ; . . . III. A
SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, . . .IV. AN
USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, ... V. FORMS OF
PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOLMASTERS.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Patten, 1787.
Nathaniel Patten advertised that he "intends to put to press immedi-
ately 10,000 of that good old useful spelling-book, New guide to the
English tongue, by Thomas Dilworth."
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DILWORTH, THOMAS, continued.
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PAKTS. CONTAINING,
I. WORDS BOTH COMMON AND PKOPER; . . . II. A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OP
WORDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERBNT IN SIGNIFICATION; . . .
III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, . . .
IV. AN USEFUL COLLECTION OK SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, ... V. FORMS
OF PRATER FOR CHILDREN, ON 8EVEHAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MBNDED BT SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOLMASTERS.
New-Brunswick : Printed and sold by Shelly Arnett, in Albany-Street. 1787.
THE SCHOOLMASTERS ASSISTANT. BEING A COMPENDIUM OF ARITHMETIC, BOTH
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL. IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. ARITHMETIC IN
WHOLE NUMBERS, ... II. VULGAR FRACTIONS, . . . III. DECIMALS, . . .
IV. A LARGE COLLECTION OF QUESTIONS, WITH THEIR ANSWERS, ... V. DUO-
DECIMALS, COMMONLY CALLED CROSS MULTIPLICATION ; . . .
Hartford: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Patten, near the Court-Hovse,n81.
In his Almanack for 1787 Patten announces that he "has just received
a new supply of printing types, and is printing an impression of Dil-
worth's Schoolmasters assistant."
DODD, WILLIAM 1729 - 1777
THE BEAUTIES OF HISTORY, OR PICTURES OF VIRTUE AND VICE DRAWN FROM REAL
LIFE ; DESIGNED, AND ADMIRABLY CALCULATED FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND ENTER-
TAINMENT OF YOUTH.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second- Street, between Ches-
nut and Market-Streets. 1787. 2 vols.
DODSLEY, ROBERT 1703 - 1764
THE (ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE, COMPLETE, IN TWO PARTS; TRANSLATED FROM AN
INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is PREFIXED,
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DISCOVERED;
IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL
OF *******
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, Chetnut-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. pp. 94, (2). 24mo. AAB.
Page 94 is wrongly numbered 49.
THE ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE. TRANSLATED FROM AN INDIAN MANU-
SCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. [Six lines.] THE FIRST WORCESTER
EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by and for Itaiah TJiomas. MDCC-
LXXXVII. pp. 105. 18mo. AAS.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1703 - 1758
A TREATISE CONCERNING RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS. IN THREE PARTS. PART i. CON-
CERNING THE NATURE OF THE AFFECTIONS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE IN RELIGION.
PART n. SHEWING WHAT AUE NO CERTAIN SIGNS THAT RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS ARE
GRACIOUS, OR THAT THEY ARE NOT. PART III. SHEWING WHAT ARE DISTINGUISH-
ING SIGNS OF TRULY GRACIOUS AND HOLY AFFECTIONS. BY THE LATE REV.
JONATHAN EDWARDS, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW-JERSEY.
ISlizabeth-Town : Printed by Shepard Kollock, for Robert Hodge, Ifew-
York. 1787. pp. viii, (8), 25-499, (8). 8vo. AAS. BM.
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ELEGANT EXTRACTS, OK USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING PISCES OP POETRY, SELECTED
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF YOUTH IN SPEAKING, READING, THINKING, COMPOSING,
AND IN THE CONDUCT OF LIFE.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35 Hanover-Square. 1787.
ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754 _ 1820
THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANAC, AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1788; BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE TWELFTH YEAR OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE ... BY ANDREW ELLICOTT, A. M. AND PROFESSOR
OF MATHEMATICS IN THE BALTIMORE ACADEMY. [Two lines of Verse.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold by John Hayes, [1787.]
ELLICOTT'S VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA ALMANACK, FOR THE
YEAR OF O0R LORD, 1788; BEING LEAP-YEAR AND THE TWELFTH YEAR OF AMER-
ICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Twenty-one lines.]
Winchester: Printed and sold by Bartgis and Willcocks, [1787.]
Bartgis and Wilcocks also advertised : The Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Virginia German Almanack for the year 1788.
ELLSWORTH, SAMUEL
NEW-ENGLAND ASTROLOGY.
Bennington, (Vermont): Printed by Haswell and Russell, 1787.
EMMONS, NATHANAEL 1745-1840
THE DIGNITY OF MAN. A DISCOURSE ADDRESSED TO THE CONGREGATION IN FRANK-
LIN, UPON THE OCCASION OF THEIR RECEIVING FROM DR. FRANKLIN, THE MARK
OF HIS RESPECT, IN A RICH DONATION OF BOOKS, APPROPRIATED TO THE USE OF A
PARISH-LIBRARY. BY NATHANAEL EMMONS, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN FRANKLIN.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street. [1787.]
pp. 48. 8VO. AAS. BM. CHS. LOC. UTS. YC.
The Dedication to Benjamin Franklin is dated March 1, 1787. Reprinted
in New York in 1798.
ENGLAND. CHURCH OF
THE A. B. C. WITH THE CATECHISM OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Prichard and Hall, in Market-
Street. 1787.
ENTERTAINING FABLKB; FOR GENERAL INSTRUCTION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
THE ESSEX JOURNAL & NEW-HAMPSHIRE PACKET. NUMB. 131. WEDNESDAY, JAN-
UARY 3, [ — NUMB. 182. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall, in Merrimack-Street, a little
below the Ferry-way. 1787. fol. AAS. LOG.
With the issue for June 27th, at the close of the third year of the
re-appearance of the Essex Journal, John Mycall assigned its publica-
tion to William Hoyt, who had served an apprenticeship under him.
ETWAS FUR KLEINE UND GROSSE DEUTSCHE KINDER.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Mekhior Steiner, 1787.
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THE EVENING [cut] CHRONICLE: OK, THE Pnn.ADEi.pniA ADVERTISER. CONTAIN-
ING THE FRESHEST ADVICES, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC; WITII A VARIETY OF
OTHER MATTER, USEFUL, INSTRUCTIVE, & ENTERTAINING. PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING. No. 1. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,
[ — VOL. n. No. 104. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1787.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Hubert Smith, next door to the Coffee-House, in
Front-Street, . . . 1787. fol. AAS.
Established by Robert Smith, and continued by him to November,
1787, when James Prange became a partner in its publication. The cut
is a representation of America seated on a tyrant's head in front of a
column. In one hand a scroll with the legend : " We are governed by
our laws only;" the other extended to figures of Liberty, Justice, Com-
merce and Agriculture. In May, the title was shortened to The Evening
chronicle; and, in July, its size was enlarged from quarto to folio, and
publication made semi-weekly, on Tuesday and Saturday evenings. In
October, the Printing-Office was removed to, " below the Drawbridge,
the third door below Spruce-Street in Front and Water-Streets;" and,
in November, it was "Printed, by Robert Smith and James Prange," at
this address. How much longer publication was continued is not
known.
EWING, JOHN 1732 - 1802
FIDELITY IN THE GOSPEL MINISTRY. A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF
THE REV. ASHBEL GREEN, IN PHILADELPHIA, MAY 15,1787. BY JOHN EwiNG,
PROVOST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: 1787.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY ACCOUNT OF THE "DEVIL AND A GHOST" WHICH
LATELY TO ONE S. BUTLER, A NOTED REBEL IN MASSACHUSETTS.
New-Haven: Printed by Daniel Boieen, 1787.
F., Q.
AN DIE ElNWOHNER DER COUNTY NORTHAMPTON.
County Treasurer's office. Signed,] Q. F.
[Philadelphia? 1787.] Broadside.
APPEARED
. . [Regarding frauds in the
H8P.
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THE FAIRFIELD GAZETTE, OR INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. No. 23.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. n. No. 10. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Fairfield, Connecticut: Printed by Miller and Forgue, at their Printing
Office near the Meeting House. 1787. fol.
In February, Peter Bulkeley was admitted to partnership under the
firm name of Miller, Forgue and Bulkeley. And at the end of July,
— Miller withdrew from the partnership.
FENNING, DANIEL
THE UNIVERSAL SPELLING-BOOK, OR A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE.
New-York: Printed and sold by S. and J. London. 1787.
FIELD, Miss —
THE GLORY OF THE HEAVENLY CITY, AND BLESSEDNESS OF DEPARTED SAINTS,
GRACIOUSLY MANIFESTED IN A VISION, TO A YOUNG LADY OF BRISTOL, ON THE 10TH
OF OCTOBER, 1781. As RELATED BY HERSELF.
Philadelphia: Re-printed by Joseph CruksJinnk, in Market- Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 36. 12mo. AAS.
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THE REMARKABLE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING. ABRIDGED FROM THE
WORKS OF H. FIELDING, ESQ.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
FIND LEY, WILLIAM 1750-1821
ADDRESS FROM AN OFFICER OF THE LATE CONTINENTAL ARMY. [On the Consti-
tution.]
[Philadelphia: 1787.] pp. [8.] 16mo. NYPL.
TO THE CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA. FRIENDS, COUNTRYMEN, BROTHERS AND
FELLOW CITIZENS. THE IMPORTANT DAY IS DRAWING NEAR WHEN YOU ARE TO
SELECT DELEGATES TO REPRESENT YOU IN A CONVENTION, ON THE RESULT OF
WHOSE DELIBERATIONS WILL DEPEND, IN A GREAT MEASURE YOUR FUTURE HAPPI-
NESS. . . . AN OFFICER OF THE LATE CONTINENTAL ARMY.
[Philadelphia: 1787.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
The copy in the New York Public Library is defective — the pseudonym
does not appear. It is said to differ from Nos. 79 and 80, in Ford's
Bibliography of the Constitution, which Findley objects to in this
broadside.
THE FIRST, AND SECOND PART OF THE NEW PROVERBS ON THE PRIDK OF WOMEN,
OR THE VANITY OF THIS WORLD DISPLAYED. To WHICH IS ADDED AN EXCELLENT
RECEIPT TO ALL YOUNG MEN WHO WANT A WIFE, HOW TO WALE HER BY THE
MOUTH; BESIDES YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT OF THE GIRLS THAT WEAR HIGH HEADS
AND THE HIGH CROWN'D CAPS PILED ON THEIU HEADS LIKE A BEEFCAP OR A QUOIL
OF HAY, TOGETHER WITH ALL THEIR RIGGING AND FURNITURE.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, 1789. pp.8. 16mo.
FISHER, SAMUEL - 1665
E TENEBRIS LUX CHRISTI EMERGKNS ET EFFULGENS. AUCTORE SAMUELE FlSHER
ANGLO, ANNO M,DC,LX. [Two lines from] EPHES. v. 13.
Philadelphia: Nunc denuo in hicem editum, et impressum, a Josepho
James. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 12. 12mo. AAS.
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
FLEETS POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788. BEING LEAP YEAR,
AND THE TWELFTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED CHIEFLY FOR THE
USE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON, THE METROPOLIS,
BEING IN LATITUDE 42 DEG. 25 MIN. NORTH. LONGITUDE 71 DEG. 4 MIN. WEST
FROM THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH. To WHICH is ANNEXED THE
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Boston: Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in
Cornhill. [1787.] pp. (20) ; 130, (4). 24mo. AAS. BA. HC. MHS.
FORDYCE, JAMES 1720 - 1796
SERMONS TO YOUNG WOMEN. BY JAMES FORDYCE, D. D. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson in Second-Street, between Mar-
ket and Chemut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 359, (1). 12mo. AAS.
FORRESTER, JAMES
THE POLITE PHILOSOPHER, OR AN ESSAY ON THAT ART WHICH MAKES A MAN HAPPY
IN HIMSELF, AND AGREEABLE TO OTHERS. . . .
Boston: Printed and sold by J. Norman, 1787. frontispiece, 18mo.
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A DISSERTATION ON THE SEVENTY WEEKS OP DANIEL: THE PARTICULAR AND EXACT
FULFILMENT OF WHICH PROPHECY IS CONSIDERED AND PROVED. BY BENJAMIN
FOSTER. A. M.
Newport, (Rhode Island) : Printed by Peter Edes. MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. (2), Vi, 40. 8VO. AA8. BA. BM. BPL.
FOWLE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. xxxi.
No. 1583. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, [— No. 1606. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1787.]
Portsmouth: Printed and published by John Melcher, in Market-Street,
. . . Also, advertisements, subscriptions, &c. taken, by T. Odiorne esq. Exeter.
1787. fol. AAB.
Continued as, The New-Hampshire Gazette and the general advertiser.
FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK, OR EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788;
BEING LEAP-YEAR; — AND THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
[Twenty-two lines.] BY THOMAS Fox, PHILOM. [Ornamental line.]
Wilmington, Printed and sold by James Adams. [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo.
FRAGMENTS ON THE CONFEDERATION OF THE AMERICAN STATES.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thoma» Dobson, in Second-Street, between
Market and Ghesnut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 22, (1). 12ino. AAS. LCP. MHS.
Dedicated by the Author to George Washington ; but does not appear
in the inventory of his library.
FRANCIS, BENJAMIN
THE CONFLAGRATION: A POEM ON THE LAST DAY. IN FOUR PARTS. BY THE REV.
BENJAMIN FRANCIS.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, 1787.
FRANKS, DAVID
THE NEW-YORK DIRECTORY, CONTAINING NAMES OF THE CITIZENS, THEIR OCCUPA-
TIONS, AND PLACES OF ABODE, ETC.
New-York: Printed by S. and J. London, for the Editor. 1787. pp.
58. 12mo.
" The utility of a publication of this nature must be so obvious as to
render observation unnecessary."
FREDERICKSBURG. MARYLAND. FREDEHICKBBURG ACADEMY.
AT A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE FREDERICKSBURG ACADEMY, ON THE 9TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1787. RESOLVED, THAT MR. JOHN LEGO BE APPOINTED BURSAR TO
THE ACADEMY FOR THE ENSUING YEAR: . . . J. MERCER, PRESIDENT. [Colo-
phon :]
Fredericksburg : Printed by Timothy Oreen and Co. at the Post- Office.
[1787.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
FREEBETTER, DANIEL, pseudonym.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST
MDCCLXXXVIII: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE TWELFTH YEAR
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Seven lines.] BY DANIEL FREEBETTEH, PHI-
LOMATH. [Four lines of verse.]
Newport: Printed and sold by Peter Edes. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAB.
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20372 THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL: OR, THE NORTH- AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPKN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. II. NUMB. CCXCVIII.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB. CCCXLIX. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Bailey, at YoricVg Head in Market-
Street. 1787. fol. AAS.
20373
THE FREEMAN'S ORACLE, AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i.
No. 28. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. n. No. 78. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28,
1787.]
Exeter: Printed and published by Lamson and Banlet. 1787. fol. AAS.
The motto was dropped, with the issue for July 14th, when a change
in the form of the heading was made.
20374 FRENCH, JONATHAN 1740-1809
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OP THE REVEREND MR. DANIEL OLIVER,
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OP THE SECOND CHURCH IN BEVERLY, OCTOBER 3. 1787.
By JONATHAN FRENCH, A. M. PASTOR OP THE SOUTH CHURCH IN ANDOVER.
Newbury-Port : Printed and sold by John Mycall. [1787.] pp. (48). Svo.
The Charge, given by the Rev. Mr. Morrill, of Wilmington. Right
hand of fellowship, by Joseph McKeen, of Beverly.
20375 FRENEAU, PHILIP 1752 - 1832
A JOURNEY PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW- YORK, BY WAY OF BURLINGTON AND
SOUTH-AMBOY. BY ROBERT SLENDER, STOCKING WEAVER. EXTRACTED FROM
THE AUTHOR'S JOURNALS. [Two lines of Latin from] HOR. SAT. LIB. i. SAT. 5.
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 28. Svo. LOC. NYHS.
Reprinted in Philadelphia in 1809.
20376 FRIENDS. SOCIETY OF
AN ADDRESS FROM THE YEARLY MEETING OP NEW ENGLAND TO THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND. [Respecting the slave-trade.]
[Providence: Printed by John Carter ? 1787.] pp. 8. fol.
20377 A COLLECTION OF MEMORIALS CONCERNING DIVERS DECEASED MINISTERS AND
OTHERS OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, IN PENNSYLVANIA, NEW-JERSEY, AND
PARTS ADJACENT, FROM NEARLY THE FIRST SETTLEMENT THEREOF TO THE YEAR
1787. WITH SOME OF THE LAST EXPRESSIONS AND EXHORTATIONS OP MANY OF
THEM. [Three lines from] TITUS in, 5.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph CruksJiank, in Market- Street, between
Second and Third- Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. viii, (439). Svo. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
Reprinted from the London edition of 1786. Reprinted in London in
1788 ; and in York, England, in 1824.
20378 THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURN-
MENTS, FROM THE 28TH DAY OF THE FIFTH MONTH TO THE 4TH DAY OP THE
SIXTH MONTH, 1787, INCLUSIVE. To THE QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF
FRIENDS IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND ELSEWHERE.
[Philadelphia ? 1787.] pp. [4.] fol. AAS.
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20379
FROM THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER, &c. MB. PRINTER, THIS is CERTAINLY A
VERY IMPORTANT CRISIS TO THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA ; . . . [against the
hasty adoption of the proposed Constitution.] BEFORE WE ESTABLISH A GOVERN-
MENT, WHOSE ACTS WILL BE THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND, AND WHOSE POWER
WILL EXTEND TO ALMOST EVERY CASE WITHOUT EXCEPTION, WE OUGHT CAREFULLY
TO GUARD OURSELVES BY A BILL OF RIGHTS, AGAINST THE INVASION OF THOSE
LIBERTIES WHICH IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR US TO RETAIN, WHICH IT IS OF NO REAL
USE TO GOVERNMENT TO STRIP US OF ; BUT WHICH IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
EVENTS HAVE BEEN TOO OFTEN INSULTED WITH ALL THE WANTONNESS OF AN IDLE
BARBARITY. YoUll'S, AN OLD WHIG. [Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-Home. [October
29, 1787.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
20380
20381
20382
FROM THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER, &c. MR. PRINTER, IN ORDER THAT
PEOPLE MAY BE SUFFICIENTLY IMPRESSED, WITH THE NECESSITY OF ESTABLISHING
A BILL OF RIGHTS IN THE FORMING OF A NEW CONSTITUTION, IT IS VERY PROPER
TO TAKE A SHORT VIEW OF SOME OF THOSE LIBERTIES, WHICH IT IS OF THE
GREATEST IMPORTANCE FOR FREEMEN TO RETAIN TO THEMSELVES, WHEN THEY
SURRENDER UP A PART OF THEIR NATURAL RIGHTS FOR THE GOOD OF SOCIETY.
. . . AN OLD WHIG. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. [November
1, 1787.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
FRY, JOHN 1699 - 1775
SELECT POEMS, CONTAINING RELIGIOUS EPISTLES, &c. OCCASIONALLY WRITTEN ON
VARIOUS SUBJECTS. To WHICH IS NOW ADDED, THE HISTORY OF ELIJAH AND
ELISHA. BY JOHN FRY.
London, printed: Philadelphia: Re-printed by Joseph Cmkuhank, in
Market-Street, between Second and Third- Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp.
viii, 108. ICmo. AAS.
GALLOWAY, JOSEPH 1730 - 1803
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE WAR IN AMERICA, DURING THK COMMAND OF SIR WILLIAM
HOWE; WITH SEVERE STRICTURES ON THE MILITARY CONDUCT OF THAT GENERAL,
AND SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANY HORRID BLUNDERS, RAPINE, AND DEVAS-
TATION COMMITTED BY HIM. BEING A REPLY TO HIS OBSERVATIONS, AC. TO WHICH
IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING, I. A LETTER TO SIR WlLLIAM HOWE, UPON
HIS STRICTURES ON Mil. GALLOWAY'S PRIVATE CHARACTER. II. A LETTER FROM
MR. KIRK, TO SIR WILLIAM HOWE, AND HIS ANSWER, in. A LETTER FROM A COM-
MITTEE TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONGRESS, ON THE STATE OF THE AMERICAN
ARMY AT VALLEY FORGE, FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF HENRY LAURENS, ESQ;
BY JOSEPH GALLOWAY, KSQ;
Philadelphia. He-printed and sold by Enoch Story.
Second title: A REPLY TO THE OBSERVATIONS OF LIEUT. GEN. SIR WILLIAM
HOWE. ON A PAMPHLET, ENTITLED LETTERS TO A NOBLEMAN: IN WHICH HIS MIS-
REPRESENTATIONS ASE DETECTED, AND THOSE LETTERS ARE SUPPORTED, BY A
VARIETY OF NEW MATTER AND ARGUMENT. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX.
CONTAINING i. A LETTER TO SIR WILLIAM HOWE, UPON HIS STRICTURES ON
MR. GALLOWAY'S PRIVATE CHARACTER, n. A LETTER FROM MR. KIRK, TO
SIR WILLIAM HOWE, AND HIS ANSWER, in. A LETTER FROM A COMMITTEE TO THE
PRESIDENT OF THE CONGRESS, ON THE STATE OF THE AMERICAN ARMY AT
VALLEY FORGB, FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF HEXRY LAURENS, ESQ; BY
JOSEPH GALLOWAY, ESQ; AUTHOR OF LETTERS TO A NOBLEMAN. [One line of
quotation.]
Philadelphia. Re-printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second, the corner
of Walnut- Streets. 1787. pp. (2), 105, (1). 12mo. AAS. MIIS.
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20383 THE GAZETTE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. No. 206. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,
[ — Xo. 257. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, Broughton-Street. 1787. fol. OHS.
20384 GEMEINNUTZIGE PHILADELPHISCHE CORRESPONDED. NUM. 297. DIENSTAGS.
DEN 2 JANUAR, [ — NUM. 848. DIENSTAGS DEN 25 DEZEMBER, 1787.]
Diese Zeituiig wird Dienatag nachmittags heraus geqeben icon Melchior
Steintr Buchdrucker in der Rees-Strasse, zioischen der Zweyten und Dritten-
Straese, zu Philadelphia ; fur Ze.hn Sehillinge des Jahrs. Fuenf Schilling werden
beym Einnchreiben bezahlb. 1787. fol. IISP.
20385 GENLIS, STEPHANIE FELICITE DUCREST DE ST AUBIN, comtesse DB 1746 - 1830
ALPHONSO AND DALINDA: OR, THE MAGIC OF ART AND NATURE. A MORAL TALE.
WRITTEN IN FRENCH BY MADAME LA COMTESSE DE GENLIS. TRANSLATED INTO
ENGLISH BY THOMAS HOLCROKT. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Tfiomns Dobson, in Second-Street, between
Market and Chestnut- Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 240. 12mo. AAS.
20386 GEOGRAPHICAL CARDS, FOR THE EXERCISE AND ENTERTAINMENT OF YOUTH IN THK
KNOWLEDGE OF GEOGRAPHY.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobion, 1787.
20387 GEORGIA. STATE.
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1787.
20388 THE GEORGIA STATE GAZETTE, OR INDEPENDENT REGISTER. No. xv. SATURDAY,
JANUARY 6, [ — No. LXVI. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1787. fol. GHS.
20389 DIE GERMANTAUNER ZEITUNG. JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1787.
Gertnantaun: Gedruckt bey Peter Leibert und Michael Billmeyer. 1787. fol.
In August, the partnership was dissolved : Michael Billmeyer contin-
uing the Zeitung as sole proprietor. Peter Leibert established a new
printing office in the following year and published on his own account.
20390 GESNER, SALOMON 1730 - 1788
THE DEATH OF ABEL. IN FIVE BOOKS. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF MR.
GESSNER. [By Mary Collyer.]
Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, 1787.
20391 GLAS, JOHN 1695-1773
CHRISTIAN SONGS ; WRITTEN BY MR. JOHN GLAS, AND OTHERS. [Two lines.] THE
SEVENTH EDITION.
Perth (Scotland) Printed: Providence (Shade-Island): Be-frinted by
Bennett Wheeler, at hii office in Westminster-Street, MDCCLXXXVII. pp.
129, 2. 12mo. AAS. BC. HC. LOC.
20392 GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODE-ISLAND, NEW-HAMPSHIRE & VER-
MONT ALMANACK, WITH AN EPHEMERIS.FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788: BEING
BESSEXTILE [sic] OR LEAP YEAR, AND TWELFTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMER-
ICA. FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES, 5750. [Six lines. Cut.
Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas. [Price 40s. per gross. 4s. per
dozen. Six pence single.] [1787.] pp. [36.] 12rno. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
Contains, the Constitution of the United States.
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GOODRICH, ELIZUK 1734 - 1797
THE PKINCIPLBS OF CIVIL UNION AND HAPPINESS CONSIDERED AND RECOMMENDED.
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HuNTINOTON, ESQ. L. L. D.
GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF, AND THE HONORABLE THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CONVENED AT HAKTFORD, ON THE DAY
OF THE ANNIVERSARY ELECTION, MAY 10TH, 1787. BY ELIZUR GOODKICH, D. D.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF ClIRIST IN DURHAM.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp.
(58.) 8vO. AAS. BM. HC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
A SERMON PREACHED JULY 6, 1786, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. SAMUEL
GOODRICH, TO THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
RlDGEFIELD,
Fairfield: Printed by Miller and Forgue, 1787. pp. 29. 8vo. BA. YC.
GRAY, THOMAS
ELEGY IN A COUNTRY GRAVEYARD.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
1716-1771
GREAT BRITAIN. KINGDOM.
AN ACT OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT, ENTITLED " AN ACT FOR THE FURTHER
INCREASE AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION."
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1787.
— A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE FURTHER
INCREASE AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION, BEING AN ACT OF
2ND GEORGE THE HID.
New -York: Printed and sold by Hugh Oaine, 1787.
GREENWOOD, JAMES - 1737
THE PHILADELPHIA VOCABULARY, ENGLISH AND LATIN : PUT INTO A NEW METHOD,
PROPER TO ACQUAINT THE LEARNER WITH THINGS AS WELL AS PURE LATIN WORDS.
ADORNED WITH TWENTY-SIX PICTURES. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. BY JAMES
GREENWOOD, . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Carey and Co. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. viii,
123. 12ino. AAS. LOC.
The same as The London vocabulary, etc., first printed about 1710,
which is said to be nothing more than an abridgement of Jan Amos
Kosmensky's Orbis pictura.
GREGORY, JOHN 1724 - 1773
A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. UNDER THE FOLLOWING HEADS. INTRO-
DUCTION, RELIGION, CONDUCT, BEHAVIOUR, AMUSEMENTS, FRIENDSHIP, LOVE, AND
MARRIAGE. BY THE LATE DR. GREGORY, OF EDINBURGH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Josepli James, in Chesnut- Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. pp. 60. 24mo. AAS.
HAMMON, JUPITER
AN ADDRESS TO THE NEGROES IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. BY JUPITER HAMMON,
SERVANT OF JOHN LLOYD, JUN. ESQ, OF THE MANOR OF QUEEN'S VILLAGE, LONG-
ISLAND. [Four lines from] ACTS v. 34, 85.
New -York: Printed by Carroll and Patterson, No. 32, Maiden-Lane.
M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 20. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
There is said to be a Philadelphia edition this year, also. Reprinted in
New York in 1806.
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20401 THE HAMPSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE. POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL, MORAL AND EN-
TEKTAINING. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. [BE JUST, AND PEAR NOT.] VOL. I. NuMB. 1. TUESDAY, MARCH 6,
[ — NUMB. 43. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1787.]
Springfield : Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Published by John Russell,
at his Office, near the Ferry, . . . 1787. fol. AAS.
The cut is a representation of Justice, with the motto underneath.
Established by John Russell. In May, 1787, Zephaniah Webster was
admitted to partnership ; and, in October, notice of the dissolution of
this partnership was given, John Russell withdrawing. In January,
1788, Webster resigned the publication of the Hampshire Chronicle to
Ezra Waldo Webb and Isaiah ? Thomas ; and, in September, without
announcement of the change, Thomas withdrew. Webb continued its
publication to 1796 ? Beginning November 2, 1791, the title was altered
to, Hampshire and Berkshire Chronicle.
20402 THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. NUMB. 18. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— NUMB. 69.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Northampton : Printed by William Butler, a few rods east of the Court-
House. 1787. fol. AAS. MHS.
20403 HANSON, ALEXANDER CONTEE 1749-1806
REMARKS ON THE PROPOSED PLAN OF AN EMISSION OF PAPER, AND ON THE MEANS
OF EFFECTING IT. ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OF MARYLAND. BY AllISTIDES.
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green. [1787.] pp. 43. 8vo. BA. HC.
20404 HARRISON, RALPH 1748-1810
RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR; CONTAINING I. THE DIFFERENT KINDS, RELA-
TIONS, AND CHANGES OF WORDS. II. SYNTAX, OR THE RIGHT CONSTRUCTION OF
SENTENCES. WlTH AN APPENDIX, COMPREHENDING A TABLE OF VERBS IRREGU-
LARLY INFLECTED; REMARKS ON SOME GRAMMATICAL FIGURES; RULES OF PUNCTU-
ATION; A PRAXIS ON THE GRAMMAR, AND EXAMPLES OF TRUE AND FALSE CON-
STRUCTION. BY MR. HARRISON. SCIENTIARUM JANITRIX GRAMMATICA.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Prichard and Hall, in Market Street,
between Front and Second Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. vi, 102. 18mo. AAS.
20405 HART, JOSEPH 1712-1768
HYMNS, &c. COMPOSED ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. BY J. HART. WITH THE AUTHOR'S
EXPERIENCE.
Middletown : Printed by Woodward and Green. 1787.
20406 HYMNS, &c. COMPOSED ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. BY J. HART. WITH THE
AUTHOR'S EXPERIENCES, THE SUPPLEMENT, AND APPENDIX. THE TENTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, at the corner of Second and
Chesnut-Streets. 1787.
20407 HART, LEVI 1738 - 1808
A CHRISTIAN MINISTER DESCRIBED, AND DISTINGUISHED FROM A PLEASER OF MEN.
IN A DISCOURSE GALATIANS i, 10. AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND ABIEL
HOLMES. ADDRESSED TO THE REVEREND CLERGY OF CONNECTICUT, AT THEIR
CONVENTION IN NEW-HAVEN. SEPTEMBER 15, 1785, — THE DAY FOLLOWING THE
PUBLIC COMMENCEMENT. BY LEVI HAB.T, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN PRESTON.
[Seven lines from] MATTHEW xxvm. 18, 19, 20.
New-Haven: Printed by Meigs& Dana,M.T>CC.LXXXVII. pp. (56). 8vo.
The Consecration, by the Rev. Ezra Stiles D. D. President of Yale Col-
lege. The Charge. Given by the Rev. Eliphalet Williams, D. D. The
Right hand of fellowship. By the Rev. Warham Williams. Proceedings
of the Council. Memoirs of the Church and Society at Midway, Geor-
gia. Pastoral letter to the Church. By Abiel Holmes.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
ILLUSTRISSIMO JOHANNI HANCOCK, ARMIOKRO, GUBERNATORI ; HONORATISSIMO
THOMAS: GUSHING, ARMIGERO, LL. D. VICE-GUBERNATORI; CONSILIARIIS ET SENA-
TOKIBUS, REIPUBLIOE MASSACHUSETTENSIS. REVEHKNDISQUE, ECCI.ESIARUM IN
OPi'iDis SEX VICINIS, PRESBYTERIS, UNIVERSITATIS HARVARDIANA: CUKATORIBUS;
REVEKENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, PR/ESIDI ; TOTI SENATUI ACADEMICO ; [Three
Hues.] THESES HASCE JOVENES IN ARTIBUS INITIATI, [Fifty-one names.] HUMIL-
I.IME DEDICANT. . . . HABITA IN COMITIIS UNIVERSITATIS CANTABRIGLE
MASSACHUSETTENSIS, DIE JULII xvin. ANNO SALOTIB MDCCLXXXVII. RKRUM-
QUE PUBLICAHUM FtEDERATARUM AMERICA SUMM^E POTESTATIS XII. [Colophon :]
[Bostonice: Typia Edmundi Freeman.] [1787.] Broadside, fol. HC.
GjDxESTIONES SOB REVERENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, 8. T. D. UNIVERSITATIS HAR-
VARDIANvB, QU/« EST CANTABRIGLE, IN REPUBLICO MASSACHUSETTENSI, PRESIDE,
IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS, A LAURE^E MAGISTRALIS CANDIDATI8, PRO MODULO DISCUTI-
END^E, DIE JULII xvin, ANNO SALUTis MDCCLXXXVII. [Forty-seven lines.]
[Colophon :J
[Boitonifg: Typis Edmundi Freeman.] [1787.] Broadside, fol. HC.
HAYLEY, WILLIAM , 1745 - 1820
THE TRIUMPHS OF TEMPER. A POEM ; IN six CANTOS. BY WILLIAM HAYLEY, ESQ.
[Three lines from] DANTE, INFERNO. CANTO 9.
Philadelphia: Printed for T. Seddon, in Market-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVII.
pp. viii, (116). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
HELLENBROEK, ABRAHAM 1658 - 1731
SPECIMEN OF DIVINE TRUTHS, FITTED FOR THE USE OF THOSE, OF VARIOUS CAPACI-
TIES, WHO DESIRE TO PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR A DUE CONFESSION OF THEIR
FAITH. . . , TRANSLATED FROM THE DUTCH . . .
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett, 1787.
THE HISTORY OF LITTLE GOODY TWOSHOES : OTHERWISE CALLED MRS. MARGERY
TWOSHOES. WITH THE MEANS BY WHICH SHE ACQUIRED HER LEARNING AND WIS-
DOM, AND IN CONSEQUENCE THEREOF HER ESTATE. SET FORTH AT LARGE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THOSE, WHO FROM A STATE OF RAGS AND CARE, AND HAVING SHOES
BUT HALF A PAIR, THEIR FORTUNE AND THEIR FAME WOULD FIX, AND GALLOP IN
THEIR COACH AND SIX. SEE THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT IN THE VATICAN AT ROME,
AND THE CUTS BY MlCHAEL ANQELO; ILLUSTRATED WITH THE COMMENTS OF OUR
GREAT MODERN CRITICKS. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold wholesale
and retail, at his Book Store. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 158, (2), frontispiece. 32mo.
THE HISTORY OF LITTLE KING PIPPIN ; WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE MELANCHOLY
DEATH OF FOUR NAUGHTY BOYS, WHO WERE DEVOURED BY WILD BEASTS. AND THE
WONDERFUL DELIVERY OF MASTER HARRY HARMLESS, BY A LITTLE WHITE HORSE.
Printed at Worcester, Massadivselts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
THE HISTORY OF MR. TOMMY THOROUGHGOOD AND MR. FRANCIS FORWARD, TWO
APPRENTICES TO THE SAME MASTER. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL
GENTLEMEN.
Norwich; Printed by John Trumbull. 1787. pp. 16. 16mo.
DER HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDER. AUF DAS JAHR 1788.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. [1787.] pp. (40). 4to. AAS.
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20416 HOLLINSHEAD, WILLIAM 1748 - 1817
ALL FULNESS DWELLING IN CHIUST: A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE OPENING OF A
NEW BUILDING, ERECTED FOB PUBLIC WORSHIP, BY TIIE INDEPENDENT OR CON-
GREGATIONAL CHURCH, IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH-CAROLINA. BY WILLIAM HOLLINS-
HEAD, A. M. PASTOR OF SAID CHURCH. PUBLISHED AT THEIR REQUEST. [One line
from] i COR. in. 2.
Charleston: Printed by John Markland, No. 45, Church-Street. MDDL-
XXXVII. [tie 1787.] pp. 13. 8vo. AAS.
20417 HOME, HENRY, lord KAMEB 1696 - 1783
A LETTER FROM A BLACKSMITH, TO THE MINISTERS AND ELDERS OF THE CHURCH
OF SCOTLAND. IN WHICH THE MANNER OF PUBLIC WORSHIP IN THAT CHURCH is
CONSIDERED, ITS INCONVENIENCES AND DEFECTS POINTED OUT, AND METHODS FOR
THE REMOVING OF THEM HUMBLY PROPOSED. [Five lines of Scripture texts.] THE
SEVENTH EDITION. [Signed, A. T. Blacksmith, Inverary, May 8th, 1758.]
London Printed : Re-printed by John Mycall in Newbury-Port, for the
subscribers. [1787.] pp. 72. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM.
Wrongly attributed in former volumes to John Witherspoon. This
reprinted entry of Number 19389, for the year 1785, is repeated this
year as a more probable date of publication than the former.
HUBBARD, WILLIAM 1621 - 1704
HISTORY OF THE INDIAN WARS, FROM THE FIRST SETTLEMENT IN NEW-ENGLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, the corner of Chesnut and
Second-Streets. 1787.
THE HUDSON WEEKLY GAZETTE. VOL. n. No. 92. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL.
in. No. 143. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Printed by Ashbel Stoddard, near the City-Hall. 1787. fol. AAS.
HUMPHREYS, DAVID 1752 - 18 1 8
SELECT POEMS. BY COL. HUMPHREYS, LATE AID-DE-CAMP TO HIS EXCELLENCY GEN-
ERAL WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. 1787.
HUNTER, JOHN 1728 - 1793
A TREATISE ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE. BY THE CELEBRATED AND INGENIOUS MR.
JOHN HUNTER, OF LONDON: ABRIDGED BY WILLIAM CURRIE. CONTAINING THE
SUBSTANCE OF THE WORK AT LARGE, AND CALCULATED TO CONVEY A MORE COR-
RECT KNOWLEDGE OF THE NATURE AND CURE OF THE DISEASE, THAN ANY OTHER
PRODUCTION OF THE KIND HITHERTO PUBLISHED.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Charles Cist, in Race-Street, between
Front and Second-Streets. 1787. pp. (2), (2), 109, (2). 8vo. AAS. SGO.
20422 HUNTINGTON, DAVID 1745 - 1812
CONFERENCES ON BAPTISM, BETWEEN A QUERIST AND AN APOLOGIST.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green. 1787. pp. 32. 8vo.
"As the author is not known, they appear on the side of no particular
denomination of Christians."
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HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHINS IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHKMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OP
THE SUN AND MOON ; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OP THE PLANETS ; THE RISING
AND SETTING OP THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON,
FOR THE TEAR OF OUK LORD 1788: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP TEAK, AND 12TH
TEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 'TILL 4in JULT. [Five lines.] BT JOHN
NATHAN HUTCHINS, PHILOM.
New-York: Printed and sold by II. Gaine, at his Printing Office, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square. Where may lie had the New - York Pocket Almanack.
[1787.] pp. (48). 12mo. AAS. LOC. NTPL.
Contains, the Constitution for the United States. And Father Abra-
ham's Speech. And, The Way to Wealth. By Benjamin Franklin.
HUTCHINS, THOMAS 1730 - 1789
A TOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OP VIRGINIA, PENNSTLVANIA, MARYLAND, AND
NORTH-CAROLINA, COMPREHENDING THE RIVERS OHIO, KENHAWA, SIOTO, CHE-
ROKEE, WABASH, ILLINOIS, MISSISSIPPI, &c. THE CLIMATE, SOIL AND PRODUCE,
WHETHER ANIMAL, VEGETABLE, OR MINERAL; THE MOUNTAINS, CREEKS, ROADS,
DISTANCES, LATITUDES, &C. AND OP EVERY PART, LAID DOWN IN THE ANNEXED
MAP. PUBLISHED BT THOMAS HUTCHINS, CAPTAIN IN THE 60TH REGIMENT OP
POOT. WITH A PLAN OF THE RAPIDS OP THE OHIO, A PLAN OP THE SEVERAL VIL-
LAGES IN THE ILLINOIS COUNTRY, A TABLE OF THE DISTANCES BETWEEN FORT
PlTT AND THE MOUTH OF THE OHIO, ALL ENGRAVED UPON COPPER. AND AN AP-
PENDIX, CONTAINING MR. PATRICK KENNEDY'S JOURNAL UP THE ILLINOIS RlVER,
AND A CORRECT LIST OF THE DIFFERENT NATIONS AND TRIBES OP INDIANS, WITH
THE NUMBER OP FIGHTING MEN, &C.
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, in Marshall's Lane near the
Boston Stone. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. (2), ii, 30, 2. 12mo. AAS. BA. BPL.
INCHDALD, ELIZABETH SIMPSON 1753 - 1821
THE WIDOW'S vow, A FARCE, IN TWO ACTS. As IT is ACTED AT THE THEATRE-
ROYAL, HAY-MARKET, AND BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY AT THE THEATRE,
NEW- YORK.
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Gaine, 1787.
Adapted from Joseph Patrat's L'heureuse erreur.
THE INDEPENDENT [Mass, arms.] CHRONICLE: AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. xix. NUMBER 949. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMBER 1000. THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Boston: Published by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable
General Court, of the Commonwealth of Matin dm setts, at their Printing-Office,
opposite the new Court-House, Court-Street. 1787. fol. AAS. MHS.
THE INDEPENDENT CITIZEN, OR, THE MAJESTY OF THE PEOPLE ASSERTED AGAINST
THE USURPATIONS OP THE LEGISLATURE OP NORTH-CAROLINA, IN SEVERAL ACTS
OF ASSEMBLY, PASSED IN THE YEARS 1783, 1785, 1786, AND 1787. [Dated, July
80, 1787.]
[Newbern: Printed by F. X. Martin, 1787.] pp. (2), 21. 4to. LOC.
In five numbers. "Printed by MODS. Martin, Newbern : an apology for
the incorrectness of the press." — Ms. note on title page.
THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER; OR, THE CHRONICLE OP FREEDOM. [Mottoes.]
VOL. vi. NUMBER 329. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. vn. NUMBER 640. MON-
DAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed (daily) by Eleaier Oswald, at the Coffee-Souse.
. . . 1787. 4tO. AAS. LOG.
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THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL: OR, THK GENERAL ADVERTISER. NUMBER 323.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMBER 426. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
New -York: Published every Wednesday and Saturday, by J. M'Lean, and
Co. at their Printing-Office, No. 231, Queen-Street. 1787. fol. ' AAS.
The first number of " The Federalist" was published in the issue for
the 27th of October, this year.
JAY, JOHN 1745-1829
THE WHOLE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE HON. JOHN JAY, ESQ., AND MR. LEWIS
LITTI.EPAGE: CONTAINING, IN ADDITION TO THE PAMPHLET HERETOFORE PUB-
LISHED, ALL THOSE IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS WHICH APPEARED BY THEIR SANC-
TION IN THE DAILY ADVERTISER, OF THE MONTH OF DEC. 1785. TOGETHER WITH
AN APPENDIX; IN WHICH ARE CONTAINED, THE CIRCUMSTANCES ALLUDED TO BY
MR. LlTTLEPAGE, RESPECTING THE CONDUCT OF MR. JAY TOWARDS BROUKHOLST
LIVINGSTON, ESQ. [Five lines of Latin quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed and told by M. Carey and Co. 1787.
JENYNS, SOAME 1704 - 1787
A VIEW OF THE INTERNAL EVIDENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, AND DISQUISI-
TIONS ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS. . . .
Richmond: Printed and sold by John Dixon. 1787.
JOCELIN, SIMEON.
A COLLECTION OF FAVORITE PSALM TUNES, FROM LATE AND APPROVED BRITISH
AUTHORS: THE WHOLE NEVER BEFORE PRINTED IN AMERICA.
Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, and sold by Simeon Jocelin in New-
Hanen. [1787.] pp. 16. obi. 8vo.
JOHNSON, SAMUEL 1709 - 1784
THE BEAUTIES OF JOHNSON: CONSISTING OF MAXIMS AND OBSERVATIONS, MORAL,
CRITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. BY DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
THE LIFE OF DR. JOHNSON, WITH SOME PAPERS WRITTEN BY HIM IN BEHALF OF
A LATE UNFORTUNATE CHARACTER.
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Toung, at the corner of Second and Chesnut-
Streets. 1787.
JONES, GILES
THE LILLIPUTIAN MASQUERADE; RECOMMENDED TO THE PERUSAL OF THOSE SONS
AND DAUGHTERS OF FOLLY THE FREQUENTERS OF THE PANTHEON, ALMACK'g AND
CORNELLY'S. EMBELLISHED WITH CUTS, FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT
OF THE RISING GENERATION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF FOUR-FOOTED BEASTS. BY TOMMY THIPP.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
JONES, JOHN PAUL 1747 - 1792
CHARGES AND PROOFS RESPECTING THE CONDUCT OF PETER LANDAIS.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs. [1787.] pp. [18.] 4to. BA. LOC.
JUDD, EBEN W.
JUDD'S CONNECTICUT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788; BEING BISSEX
TILE OR LEAP YEAR; AND THE TWELFTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. LAT. 4l
DEC. 45 MIN. NORTH. [Cut.] VENERATE THE PLOUGH.
Litchfleld: Printed by Tho. Collier, [1787.] pp. (30). 12mo. AAS.
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STODDARD'S DIARY, OR, THE COLUMBIA ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR OF OUR
LORD 1788.
Hudson: Printed and sold by Ashbel Stoddard. [1787.]
- THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788. [Eight
lines.] BY EBEN W. JUDD, MATHEMATICIAN.
Elisabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock, [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo.
AUCTION
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THE JUVENILE BIOGRAPHER; CONTAINING THE LIVES OF LITTLE MASTERS AND
MISSES; INCLUDING A VARIETST OF GOOD AND BAD CHARACTERS. BY A LITTLE
BIOGRAPHER. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester, (Massachusetts) Printed by Isaiah Thomas and sold at his Book
Store. Sold also by E. Battelle, Boston. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 119, (4), frontis-
piece. 32mO. AAS. BM. BPL. NYPL.
THE KENTUCKE ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788.
Lexington: Printed and sold by John and Fielding Bradford, at their
Printing-Office on Main-Street. [1787.]
John Bradford is said to have continued, annually, this Kentucky
Almanac for twenty years.
THE KENTUCKE GAZETTE. NDMB. i. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, [ — NUMB. 18. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Lexington: Printed by John and Fielding Bradford, at their Printing-
office in Main Street. 1787. 4to.
This was the first newspaper printed in Kentucky, and the second to
be published west of the Alleghany Mountains. Founded by John
Bradford, who was popularly called " Old Wisdom." Fielding Brad-
ford was associated with him in its publication. The desire of the
second convention to consider a separate government from that of
Virginia, which met at Danville in 1785, to give its proceedings as
wide publicity as possible, led to its founding. The first issues were
priuted on sheets of about the size of a half-sheet of letter paper, and
the rude cuts and ornaments were made by Bradford himself. The
change from the first quaint spelling of Kentucke occurred with the
first issue in March, 1789, and was occasioned by the action of the Vir-
ginia Legislature in requiring that certain advertising matter should
be published in the Kentucky Gazette. John Bradford continued its
publication to March 31, 1802, at which date he placed his son Daniel
Bradford in charge, and purchased and conducted himself, the Kentucky
Herald, which he edited for seven years entirely separate from the
Gazette, to the conduct of which he returned on 26 September, 1809.
He then sold his interests to Thomas Smith, who associated John
Bickley with him in its management. In 1814, Fielding Bradford
junior, son of one of the original proprietors, secured control, and
associated with him in its management, John Norvell, and remained in
possession until 1825, when it again passed into the possession of John
Bradford. In 1835, his son Daniel Bradford again became its proprie-
tor, associating with him in its control his nephew, Thomas Bradford.
In 1840, Joshua Cunningham, formerly a foreman in the office, pur-
chased the Gazette, which, owing to the failure of health and loss of
patronage, he finally ceased issuing in 1848.
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KILLEN, WILLIAM 1722 - 1805
PROPOSALS FOB COMPILING AND PRINTING A NEW EDITION OF THE DELAWARE LAWS,
IN TWO FOLIO VOLUMES. . . . [Signed,] WILLIAM KILLEN, DOVER, FEBRUARY
14, 1787. [Colophon:]
Wilmington : Printed by Jacob A. Killen, on the west side of Market-Street,
between Third and High- Streets. [1787.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
KOLBE, PETER, and others.
A COLLECTION OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS, CONTAINING, 1. THE VOYAGE OF PETER
KOLBEN, A. M. TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. 2. A VOYAGE TO ClIINA. BY LEWIS
LE COMPTE. 3. ANECDOTES OF THE ELEPHANT, FROM WOLFE'S TRAVELS.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotstcood, 1787.
LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA. DEUTSCHEN HOIIEN SCHULE.
FREIHEITSBRIEF DER DEDTSCHEN HOHEN SCHULE DKH STADT LANCASTER IN DEM
STAATE PENNSYLVANIEN, NEBST EINER ANREDE AN DIE DEUTSCHEN DIESES
STAATS VON DEN TRUSTIES DER BESAGTEN HOHEN SCHULE.
Philadelphia: Qedruckt bey Melchior Steiner. 1787. pp. 16. 8vo.
This Charter, granted by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, 16 March,
1787, for a High School or Academy, virtually marks the founding of
Franklin College. The Academy was designed to give to German
speaking youths the advantages of a higher education— a project begun
by the University of Pennsylvania in 1780, and abandoned by it in 1786.
ORDNUNG WELCHE IN ABSICHT DER PROCESSION UNO OFFENTLICHEN GOTTES-
DIEN8TE8 BEY DER ElNWEIHUNG DER FRANKLINISCHEN DEUTSCHEN HOHEN
SCHULE IN DER STADT UNO GRAFSCHAFT LANCASTER zu BEOBACHTEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Melchior Steiner, 1787.
LANDS TO BE SOLD. A PERSON POSSESSED OF SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND, IN THE
IMPROVED PARTS OF NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, BEING DESIROUS TO DISPOSE OF
THE SA.ME. . . . SUNBURY, AUGUST 17, 1787. [Colophon:]
Lancaster: Printed by Stiemer, Albrecht & Lahn, a few doors south of the
Court-House. [1787.] Broadside. 4to.
LAENDEREYEN zu VERKAUFEN. . . .
Lancaster: Gedruckt bey Stiemer, Albrecht & Lahn, [1787.] Broadside. 4to.
LANGSTROTH, HUSON - 1793
A WATCH- WORD IN LOVE TO FRIENDS IN THIS LAND. [Signed,] HUSON LANGSTROTH.
HTH MO 9iH.
[Philadelphia: 1787.] Broadside, fol.
Reprinted in Comly's Miscellany, n : 36, in 1836.
LATHROP, JOHN 1740 - 1816
A DISCOURSE, BEFORE THE HUMANE SOCIETY, IN BOSTON : DELIVERED ON THE
SECOND TUESDAY OF JUNE, 1787. BY JOHN LATHROP, D. D.
Boston: Printed by E. Russell, 1787. pp. [34], xiii. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC.
The Appendix consists of a Short account of the Humane Society.
LATHROP, JOSEPH 1731 - 1820
A SERMON, PREACHED IN THE FIRST PARISH IN WEST-SPRINGFIELD, DECEMBER 14,
MDCCLXXXVI, BEING THE DAY APPOINTED BY AUTHORITY FOR A PUBLICK THANKS-
GIVING.
Springfield: Printed by John Russell. MDCCLXXXVII. pp.24. 8vo.
LAUS DEO ! THE WORCESTER COLLECTION OF SACRED HARMONY. PART in.
Printed typographically at Worcester. By Isaiah Thomas. 1787.
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LEE, ANDREW 1745 - 1832
THE WORDS OP MOSES, BLOT ME i PRAY THEE OUT OF THY BOOK, WHICH THOD
HAST WRITTEN: AND THOSE OP ST. PAUL, I COULD WISH THAT MYSELF WERE
ACCURSED FROM CHRIST, FOR MY BRETHREN, MY KINSMEN ACCORDING TO THE
FLESH ; CRITICALLY EXAMINED, AND CAREFULLY EXPLAINED : IN AN ENQUIRY,
WHETHER IT IS THE DUTY OP MAN TO BE WILLING TO SUFFER DAMNATION, FOB
THE DIVINE GLORY: OFFERED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE ASSOCIATION OF THE
COUNTY OP WINDHAM, AT THEIR SESSION AT LISBON, OCTOBER 10TH, 1780; IN A
DISSERTATION ON THAT SUBJECT KEAD BEFORE THEM: BY A MEMBER OP THEIR
BODY. [Two lines from] ISAIAH.
Norwich : Printed by John Trumbull. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 24. 8vo.
LEE, RICHARD HENRY 1732 - 1794
OBSERVATIONS LEADING TO A FAIR EXAMINATION OF THE SYSTEM OP GOVERNMENT
PROPOSED BY THE LATE CONVENTION ; AND TO SEVERAL ESSENTIAL AND NECESSARY
ALTERATIONS IN IT. IN A NUMBER OP LETTERS FROM THE FEDERAL FARMER TO
THE REPUBLICAN. [Ornament.]
[New -York:] Printed [by Thomas Greenleaf] in the year MDCCLXX-
VII [sic 1787.] pp. [40]. 8vo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
— OBSERVATIONS LEADING TO A FAIR EXAMINATION OF THE SYSTEM OF GOV-
ERNMENT, PROPOSED BY THE LATE CONVENTION ; AND TO SEVERAL ESSENTIAL AND
NECESSARY ALTERATIONS IN IT. IN A NUMBER OP LETTERS PROM THE FEDERAL
FARMER TO THE REPUBLICAN.
[New -York:] Printed [by Thomas Greenleaf] in the year M,DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. [40.] 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MIIS. NYPL.
— OBSERVATIONS LEADING TO A PAIR EXAMINATION OF THE SYSTEM OP GOV-
ERNMENT; PROPOSED BY THE LATE CONVENTION ; AND TO SEVERAL ESSENTIAL AND
NECESSARY ALTERATIONS IN IT. IN A NUMBER OP LETTERS FROM THE FEDERAL
FARMER TO THE REPUBLICAN.
Reprinted [in New-York by Thomas Greenleaf] by order of a Society of
Gentlemen. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 40. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1888.
LENOX. MASSACHUSETTS. CONVENTION.
THR REMONSTRANCE AND PETITION OP A COUNTY CONVENTION (BERKSHIRE
COUNTY) AT LENOX, DECEMBER 26, 1786. To THE HONOURABLE GENERAL COURT
OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Printed in Hudson, by Ashbel Stoddard. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 20. 4to.
THE LIFE OF CASSEM, THE SON OP HAMID, A NOBLE ARABIAN. TRANSLATED FROM
AN ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPT.
Boston : Printed and sold by 8, Hall, opposite tJie north side of the State-
House. 1787.
A LITTLE PRETTY POCKET-BOOK, INTENDED FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND AMUSE-
MENT OP LITTLE MASTER TOMMY, AND PRETTY MISS POLLY. WlTH TWO LETTERS
FROM JACK THE GIANT-KILLER ; AS ALSO A BALL AND PlNCUSHION ; THE USE OF
WHICH WILL INFALLIBLY MAKE TOMMY A GOOD BOY, AND POLLY A GOOD GIRL.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A LITTLE SONG-BOOK, BEING A NEW ATTEMPT TO TEACH
CHILDREN THE USE OP THE ENGLISH ALPHABET BY WAY OF DIVERSION. THE FIRST
WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts. By Isaiah Thomas, and sold whole-
sale and retail, at hit Book-store. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 122, (2), frontis-
piece. 32mO. AAS. BPL. NYPL.
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THE [LITTLE] PUZZLINO-CAP; BEING A CHOICE COLLECTION OF KIDDLES IN FAMILIAR
VERSE, WITH A CURIOUS CUT TO EACH.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
LITTLE ROBIN RED BREAST ; A COLLECTION OF PRETTY SONGS, FOR CHILDREN, EN-
TIRELY NEW.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tliomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
LITTLEPAGE, LEWIS 1762 - 1802
ANSWER TO A PAMPHLET, CONTAINING THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE HON-
ORABLE JOHN JAY, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS; AND LEWIS LITTLEPAGE
ESQUIRE, OF VIRGINIA; AT PRESENT CHAMBERLAIN AND SECRETARY OF THE CAB-
INET OF HIS MAJESTY THE KlNG OF POLAND. BONIS NOCET QUI MALIS PARCIT.
New -York: Printed and sold by Francis Childs, at the corner of Wall
and Water-Streets. [1787.] pp. (2), [29.] 4to. NYPL.
AN ANSWER TO THE PAMPHLET (WHICH HAS so MUCH ENGAGED THE PUB-
LIC ATTENTION) PUBLISHED BY THE HONORABLE JOHN JAY, ESQUIRE. CONTAINING
HIS CORRESPONDENCE WITH LEWIS LITTLEPAGE, ESQUIRE. *„.* THIS ANSWER is
DATED AT WARSAW, IN POLAND, AND TRANSMITTED TO THE PRINTER FOR PUBLI-
CATION. BY LEWIS LITTLEPAGE, ESQUIRE, OF VIRGINIA, AT PRESENT CHAMBER-
LAIN AND SECRETARY OF THE CABINET OF HIS MAJESTY THE KlNG OF POLAND.
BONIS NOCET QUI MALIS PARCIT.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, at his Office in Second,
the corner of Walnut- Street. 1787.
LIVINGSTON, ROBERT R. 1746 - 1813
AN ORATION, DELIVERED BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI OF THE STATE
OF NEW- YORK; IN COMMEMORATION OF THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY. BY THE HON.
ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, ESQ; CHANCELLOR OF THE STATE. To WHICH is ANNEXED,
AN ADDRESS, BY COL. MORGAN LEWIS.
New - York : Printed by Francis Childs. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (4), 22. 4to.
LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM 1723 - 1790
OBSERVATIONS ON GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING SOME ANIMADVERSIONS ON MR. ADAMS'S
DEFENCE OF THE CONSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA: AND ON MR. DE LOLME'S CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND. BY A FARMER,
OF NEW-JERSEY.
New -York, Printed J>y W. Boss, in Broad-Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
pp. (56). 8vo. LCP. LOC.
Reprinted, in a French translation, in London, in 1789.
LOW, NATHANAEL 1740 - 1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA 1788.
BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR; AND THE TWELFTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. WHICH BEGAN JULY 4TH, 1776. [Twelve lines.] BY NATHANAEL Low.
[Six lines of verse.]
Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, in Boston. Where may be had their
Pocket Almanack and Register. [1787.] pp. [32.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL. YC.
The Author to the reader, is signed, Nath. Low. Berwick, Aug. 22, 1787.
THE YORK, CUMBERLAND & LINCOLN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN
.ERA, 1788 : BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR ; AND THE TWELFTH OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PORTLAND, LAT 43 DEG. 56
MIN. NORTH. N. LOWE ASTRONOMER. [Six lines of verse.]
Portland: Printed and sold, by Thomas B. Wait, Middle Street. [1787.]
pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
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LUTHER, MARTIN 1483 - 1546
DER KLEINE CATECHISMUS DBS BEL. D. MARTIN LUTHKRS. NEBST DEN GEWOHN-
LICHEN MOROEN, T1SCH- UND ABENDGEBETEN. WfiLCHEM DIE OltDNUNG DES HEILS,
IN EINEM LIEDE, IN KUHZEN SAETZEN, IN PRAG UND ANTWORT, UNO IN EINEK
TABELLE; WIE AUCH EINE ZERQLIEDERUNG DES CATECHISMUS, DAS WURTEMBERG-
1SCHE KURZE KINDER-EXAMEN, DIE CONFIRMA UND BEICHTE BEYGEFUGET; UND
ETLICHE LIEDER, FREYLINGHAU8ENS OKDNDNG DES HEILS, DAS GULDENS A, B, C,
DER KINDER, UND DIE SlEBEN BUSSPSALMEN, ANGEHAENGET SIND. ZuM GEBRAUCH
DEB JUNGEN UND ALIEN. 1 AuFLAGE.
Philadelphia und Lancaster. Gedruckt bey Francis, and Jacob Bailey.
1787. pp. (2), 127, (1). 12mo. LOC.
LYMAN, JOSEPH 1749 - 1828
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN, ESQ. GOVERNODR;
HIS HONOUR THOMAS CUSHING, ESQ. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOUR; THE HONOURABLE
THE COUNCIL, AND THE HONOURABLE THE SENATE, AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, MAT 80, 1787. BEING THE
DAT OF GENERAL ELECTION. BY REV. JOSEPH LYMAN, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN
HATFIELD.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable the
General Court. [1787.] pp. [61.] 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. CHS. HC. LOC. NYPL. YC.
M'CONNELL, MATTHEW
AN ESSAY ON THE DOMESTIC DEBTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. GIVING
AN ACCOUNT OF THE VARIOUS KINDS OF PUBLIC SECURITIES, AND GENERALLY IN
WHAT MANNER THE DEBTS AROSE : WITH THE PROVISION MADE AND PROPOSED FOR
PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL THEREOF BY FCEDERAL MEASURES,
AND OF THOSE ADOPTED BY INDIVIDUAL STATES. To WHICH IS SUBJOINED, A STATE-
MENT OF THE FOREIGN DEBT, AS SET FORTH BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS
ASSEMBLED, IN THEIR ADDRESS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE 18TH OF APRIL,
1783. BY MATTHEW M'CONNELL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head in Mar-
ket Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. iv, (2), 90. 8vo. AAS. BA. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
M'CULLOCH, JOHN
INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF AMERICA. CONTAINING, THE HISTORY OF COL-
UMBUS. AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISCOVERY AND SETTLEMENT OF NORTH-AMERICA.
GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES. HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN WAR. DECLA-
RATION OF INDEPENDENCE. GEN. WASHINGTON'S CIRCULAR LETTER. ADDRESSES
OP CONGRESS, AND OTHER PAPERS RELATIVE TO THE REVOLUTION. A SHORT AC-
COUNT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF EACH OF THE STATES. THE TEMPORARY FORM OP
GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED BY CONGRESS FOR THE NEW STATES LAID OFF IN THE
VACANT TERRITORY. ACCOUNT OF SOME OF THE NATURAL CURIOSITIES IN AMERICA.
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE EVENTS IN AMERICA. DE-
SIGNED TO INSTRUCT AMERICAN YOUTH IN THE ELEMENTS OF THE HISTORY OP
THEIR OWN COUNTRY. WlTH A CORRECT MAP OP THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, at the corner of
Second and Chesnut-Streets. M.DCC.LXXX.VII. pp. (207), (1), map. 12mo. LOC.
Issued anonymously, but evidently compiled by John M'Culloch, one
of the publishers. It bears the notice of Pennsylvania State Copyright,
issued to Young and M'Culloch, as Proprietors, dated, 10 August, 1787.
The Map of the United States of N. America, was engraved by H. D.
Pursell, and is curious from having the divisions of the Western Terri-
tory suggested by Thomas Jefferson : Assenisipia, Cherronesus, Illinoia,
Metropatamia, Michigania, Pelisipia, Polypotamia, Saratoga, Sylvania,
Washington.
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20472
20473
20474
M'DONALD, PHILIP
A SURPRISING ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTIVITY AND ESCAPE OP PHILIP M'DONALD AND
ALEXANDER M'LEOD OF VIRGINIA, FROM THE CHICKKEMOGGA INDIANS, AND OF
THEIR GREAT DISCOVERIES IN THE WESTERN WORLD. FROM JUNE 1779 TO FEB-
RUARY 1786, WHEN THEY RETURNED . . . TO THEIR FRIENDS AFTER AN ABSENCE
OF SIX YEARS AND A HALF. WRITTEN BY THEMSELVES.
Bennington: Printed and sold by Haswell and Russell. 1787.
MACGOWAN, JOHN 1726 - 1780
THE ARIANS AND SOCINIANS MONITOR, BEING A VISION THAT A YOUNG SOCINIAN
TEACHER LATELY HAD, IN WHICH HE SAW, IN THE MOST EXQUISITE TORMENT HIS
TUTOR, WHO DIED SOME YEARS AGO; AND HAD FROM HIS OWN MOUTH THE FEARFUL
RELATION OF WHAT BEFEL HIM AT AND AFTER HIS DEATH. TOGETHER WITH IN-
STRUCTIONS RELATING TO SOCINIAN ERRORS; . . .
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, 1787.
MACKLIN, CHARLES 1699 - 1797
THE TRUE-BORN IRISHMAN : OR, THE IRISH FINE LADY. A COMEDY, IN TWO ACTS, AS
PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE, NEW-YORK, WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE. WRITTEN
BY MR. CHARLES MACKLIN, AUTHOR OF LOVB-A-LA-M-ODE, THE TRUE-BORN
SCOTCHMAN, &c. &c.
New-York: Printed for Samuel .Campbell, No. 44, Hanover Square, corner
of the Old-Slip. 1787.
22475
20476
20477
20478
20479
THE TRUE BORN IRISHMAN, OR THE IRISH FINE LADY. A COMEDY. BY MR.
C. MACKLIN.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street, second door
above Chesnut-Street. 1787.
M'MURRAY, WILLIAM
M'MURRAY'S MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ACCORDING TO THE DEFIN-
ITIVE TREATY OK PEACE, SIGNED AT PARIS, SEPTEMBER 3, 1783.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Spotstcood, 1787.
MAGAW, SAMUEL 1740 - 1812
A PRAYER, DELIVERED BEFORE THE VISITORS OF THE YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY IN
PHILADELPHIA, AT THE CLOSE OF THE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION, 28 JULY, 1787.
BY SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D, RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, AND VICE-PROVOST OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by Prichard & Hall, in Market Street, between Front
and Second Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 7. 8vo. AAS.
A SERMON DELIVERED IN CHRIST-CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY IN
WHITSUN-WEEK, THE 28TH OF MAY, 1787; AT THE FIRST ORDINATION HELD BY
THE BISHOP OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE STATE OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. BY SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D. RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, AND VICE-
PROVOST OF THE UNIVERSITY. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF THE BISHOP AND
CLERGY PRESENT.
Philadelphia : Printed by Prichard & Hall, in Market Street, second door
above Latitia Court. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 28. 8vo. LCP. NYPL.
MALCOM, or MALCOLM, JAMES PELLER - 1815
LIBERTY LEADING AMERICA TO HER TEMPLE. ENGRAVED BY JAMES P. MALCOM.
Philadelphia: Published by James P. Malcom, Norris's Alley. 1787.
BroadsiJe.
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20480
20481
MALDEN. MASSACHUSETTS.
SUBSCRIBERS TO MALDEN-BRIDGE.
[Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, 1787.] pp. 13. 32mo.
BA.
20482
20483
MARKOE, PETER 1753 - 1792
THE ALGERINE SPY IN PENNSYLVANIA: OR, LETTERS WRITTEN BY A NATIVE OP AL-
GIERS ON THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FROM THE CLOSE OF
THE YEAR 1783 TO THE MEETING OF THE CONVENTION. [One Hue of Latin frOffl]
OVID.
Philadelphia: Printed and gold by Priehard and Hall, in Market between
Front and Second Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 129. 12mo. AAS. BA. JCB.
To the public, is signed W. P. The Translator's letter concerning
Mehemet, the supposed author, is signed, S. T. P. The Pennsylvania
State Copyright was issued to William Priehard, as Proprietor, 28
August, 1787.
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. BY PETER MARKOE. [Six lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Priehard and P. Hall, in Market Street,
between Front and Second Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (4), 30. AAS. LCP. LOC.
MARYLAND. STATE.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE SINCE M,DCC,LXIII, CONSISTING OF ACTS OF ASSEMBLY
DNDER THE PROPRIETARY GOVERNMENT, RESOLVES OF CONVENTION, THE DECLA-
RATION OF RIGHTS, THE CONSTITUTION AND FORM OF GOVERNMENT, THE ARTICLES
OF CONFEDERATION, AND, ACTS OF ASSEMBLY SINCE THE REVOLUTION. [Nine
lines of quotations.] [Edited by Alexander Contee Hanson.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. MDCC-
LXXXVII. pp. (2), (2), (438), (12), (1). fol. AAS. HC. MDL. NYPL.
An edition of one hundred copies was printed. The copies on large
paper are noble volumes, worthily representing the Press of Jonas
Green, the father of the Printer.
20484
20485
20486
- LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF NOVEMBER, IN
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. [ 20
January, 1787.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1787.]
pp. (2), (50). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
- LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON TUESDAY THE TENTH OF APRIL, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ 26
May, 1787.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1787.]
pp. (2), (51). fol. LOC. NYPL.
- — LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON TUESDAY THE TENTH OF APRIL, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ 26
May, 1787.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1787.]
pp. [51.] fol. LOC.
Differs in form from the preceding, and is without the Maryland Arms
on the title page.
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MARYLAND. STATE, continued.
20487 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND, NOVEMBER SESSION, 1786. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS AS-
SEMBLY. [6 November, 1786 - 20 January, 1787.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1787.] pp. 107. fol.
20488 — VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. APRIL SESSION. BEING THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [10
April, -26 May, 1787.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1787.] pp. 109 - 189. fol.
20489 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. NO-
VEMBER SESSION, 1786. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [6 Novem-
ber, 1786, -20 January, 1787.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1787.] pp. 44. fol. LOC.
20490 — VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
APRIL SESSION, 1787. BEING THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [10 April,-
26 May, 1787.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1787.] pp. (45) -83. fol. LOC.
20491 THE MARYLAND CHRONICLE, OR THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. n.
No. 53. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 104. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26,
17S7.]
Frederick-Town: Printed by Matthias Bartgis, at the English and German
Printing-Office. 1787. fol.
20492 THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLII D. TEAB. No. 2086. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,
[ — XLIIID. YEAR. No. 2137. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Annapolis: Printed by F. and 8. Green, at the Post-Office, Francis-
Street. 1787. fol. AAS.
20493 THE MARYLAND [arms] GAZETTE; OR, THE BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. [Motto.]
VOL. iv. NUMB. 242. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 337. FRIDAY, DECEMBER
28, 1787.]
Baltimore: Printed [and published] by John Hayes, in Market-Street,
[the corner of Market and Calvert Streets,] . . . 1787. fol. NYPL.
In February, the Latin motto from Ovid was dropped.
20494 THE MARYLAND JOURNAL, AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. VOL. xiv. No. 895.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 998. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1787.]
Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, in Market- Street. 1787. fol.
20495 MASON, JOHN 1646-1694
SPIRITUAL SONGS ; OR, SONGS OF PRAISE, WITH PENITENTIAL CRIES TO ALMIGHTY
GOD, UPON SEVERAL OCCASIONS [By Thomas Shepard.] TOGETHER WITH THE
SONG OF SONGS, WHICH is SOLOMON'S. FIRST TURNED, THEN PARAPHRASED IN
ENGLISH VERSE. TWENTIETH EDITION, CORRECTED.
Boston: 1787.
20490 MASSACHUSETTS. STATE.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS;
BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE
THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786; AND FROM THENCE CONTINUED,
BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY, 1787. [— 14 February, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 546-627. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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20497
20498
20499
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
— [Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY TUB GENERAL COURT OP MASSACHU-
SETTS ; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUPPOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786; AND FROM THENCE
CONTINUED, BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENTS, TO WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-
FIFTH DAY OF APRIL 1787. [ — 6 July, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable
General Court, of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp.
628 - 630. fol. AAS. LOC. NYFL.
— [Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OP MASSACHU-
SETTS; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI. 1787, [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourie, Printers to the honorable
General Court, of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp.
632 - 644. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHU-
SETTS; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1787, AND FROM THENCE
CONTINUED, BY ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OcTO-
BER FOLLOWING. [ — 21 November, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 646 -[665.] fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
20500
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQUIRE, GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. AN ADDRESS
TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF THE COMMONWEALTH. [Two columns. Regarding the
Shays Rebellion.] GIVEN IN THE COUNCIL-CHAMBER, IN BOSTON, THE 12TH DAY OP
JANUARY, 1787; AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OP THE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. JAMES BOWDOIN. BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S
COMMAND. JOHN AVERY, JUN. SEC. [PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
20501
20502
20503
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ. ; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Offering pardon and indemnity.] FEBRUARY 17, 1787. [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse. [1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ.; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the seventeenth of February, a day of solemn humilia-
tion, fasting and prayer.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and bourse, 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ ; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-second of March, a day of humiliation, fast-
ing and prayer.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and bourse, 1787. Broadside, fol. AAS. MHS.
20504
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ ; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-fifth of October, a day of thanksgiving.J
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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20505
20506
20507
20508
20509
20510
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESQ.; GOVEKNOUR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
. . . [disqualifying persons in the Shay's Rebellion from serving as jurors.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1787. Broadside, fol.
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BOWDOIN,
ESCJ ; GOVERNOUR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
. . . [on the death of Thomas Ivers, late treasurer of the Commonwealth.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1787. Broadside, fol.
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ; GOVEHNOUR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-ninth of November, a day of thanksgiving.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1787. Broadside, fol. AAS.
20511
20512
20513
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN SENATE. FEBRUARY 17, 1787. [Re-
garding collection of taxes.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Noume, 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. AN ACT FOR THE LIMITATION OF PER-
SONAL ACTIONS . . .
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, February 13, 1787.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS.
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. AN Ad, DESCRIBING THE DISQUALIFI-
CATIONS WHICH PERSONS SHALL BE SUBJECTED, WHO HAVE BEEN, OR MAY BE
GUILTY OP TREASON, OR GIVING AID OR SUPPORT TO THE PRESENT REBELLION,
AND TO WHOM A PARDON MAY BE EXTENDED. . . .
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, February 16, 1787.] pp. (2). fol.
- COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. AN ACT REQUIRING TOWN OFFICERS TO
TAKE THE OATH OP ALLEGIANCE.
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, March 10, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
- THE CONSTITUTION, OR FRAME OF GOVERNMENT, FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OP
MASSACHUSETTS, AGREED ON BY THE DELEGATES OF THE PEOPLE, IN CONVENTION,
BEGUN AND HELD AT CAMBRIDGE ON THE FIRST DAY OP SEPTEMBER 1779, AND
CONTINUED, BY ADJOURNMENTS, TO THE SECOND DAY OP MARCH, 1780, AFTER-
WARDS RATIFIED BY THE PEOPLE, AND TOOK PLACE ON THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1780. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold at his
Book-Store. MDCCLXXXVTI. pp. 107. 18mo. AAS. JCB.
- THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES, APPREHENDING IT OP IMPORTANCE, THAT
THE GOVERNOUR'S OBJECTIONS TO A BILL, REDUCING THE SALARY OF THE GOVERN-
OUR FROM ELEVEN HUNDRED TO EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS, SHOULD BE PUBLISHED,
AND DISTRIBUTED IN THE SEVERAL PARTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH." . . . IN
CONFORMITY TO THEIR ORDER, THE FOLLOWING, WHICH 18 A TRUE COPY OF THE
GOVERNOUR'S OBJECTIONS TO THE BILL ABOVE MENTIONED, is SUBMITTED TO THE
PUBLIC. ATTEST, GEO. R. MINOT, CLERK. [Colophon :]
Done in [Court-Street] Boston, by Edward-lSveleth Potcars, 1787. Broad-
side, fol. MHS.
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20514
20515
20516
20517
20518
20519
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHU-
SETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE SPEECH AND MESSAGES OP HIS EXCELLENCY THE
QOVERNOUR TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE CODNTT
OP SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE 31sT DAY op MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786; AND
FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENTS, TO WEDNESDAY
THE THIRTY- FIRST DAY OP JANUARY, 1787. [ — 10 March, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Boston : Printed by Adams and Nourse. Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVli. pp. (169) - 257. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
— RESOLVES OP THE GENERAL COURT OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSA-
CHUSETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE SPEECH AND MESSAGES OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE
GOVERNOUR TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY
OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE 31ST DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1786; AND
PROM THENCE CONTINUED BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENTS, TO WEDNESDAY
THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1787. [ — 8 May, 1787.] [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse. Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (259) - 292. Index, [22.] fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUFFOLK, ON WED-
NESDAY THE THIRTIETH DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1787. [ 7 July, 1787.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVI [sic 1787.] pp. (2), 46. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
- — RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSA-
CHUSETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE SPEECH AND MESSAGES OP HIS EXCELLENCY THE
GOVEHNOUR TO THE SAID COURT : BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY
OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE 30TH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1787; AND
PROM THENCE CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER FOLLOWING. [ — 28 November, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Boston : Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable General
Court, of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (47) - [97.]
fol. AA6. NYPL.
THE MASSACHUSETTS [cut] CENTINEL. UNINFLUENCED BY PARTY. WE AIM TO BE
JUST. No. 135. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 238. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
29, 1*787.]
[Boston:] PublisJied on Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Benjamin Russell,
near the State House. 1787. fol. AAS.
THE MASSACHUSETTS GAZETTE. VOL. vi. NUMB. 292. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — VOL. vii. NUMB. 395. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1787.]
Printed and published every Tuesday and Friday, by Samuel Hall, in
State-Street, Boston. 1787. fol. AAS. LOC.
Owing to infirmities, Hall associated with him, in June, John Wincoll
Allen, who had been publishing the American Recorder, at Charles-
town, which paper was discontinued ; and, with the issue for Septem-
ber 4th, relinquished all bis rights in the Gazette to Allen, continuing
his general printing, bookselling and stationery business at his office
in State-Street. Allen published the paper from his printing-office in
Ann-Street until November, when he removed to State-Street, corner
of Kilbv-Street.
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20520 THE MASTER AND SCHOLAR ATTENDING CATHECHISING : OK AN ATTEMPT TO IMITATE
TIMOTHY'S CATECHISM: WHO, FROM A CHILD KNEW THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, THAT
WERE ABLE TO MAKE HIM WISE TO SALVATION, THROUGH THE FAITH WHICH IS IN
CHRIST JESUS. 2o TIM. in: 15. BEING AN ATTENTION TO TWO QUESTIONS ARISING
FROM WHAT THE SCRIPTURES PRINCIPALLY TEACH, VIZ. 1ST. WHAT IS MAN TO
BELIEVE CONCERNING GOD ? 2D. WlIAT DOTH GOD REQUIRE OF MAN ? INTRO-
DUCED BY THE FOUR FIRST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS OF THE ASSEMBLIES CATE-
CHISM. [By an Inhabitant of Boston.]
Boston: Printed by B. Edes and Son, Fa. 42, Cornhill. MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. [16.] 8VO. AAS. LOC.
20521 MAXCY, JONATHAN 1768 - 1820
A POEM ON THE PROSPECTS OF AMERICA. To WHICH ARE SUBJOINED, THE VALE-
DICTORY ADDRESSES, DELIVERED ON THE PUBLIC COMMENCEMENT AT RHODE-
ISLAND COLLEGE, IN PROVIDENCE, SEPTEMBER 5, A. D. 1787. BY JONATHAN
MAXCY, A. B. [Three lines. Printer's monogram.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, at his office on the west side the
River. [1787.] pp. 40. 8vo. BU.
An Appendix, contains a brief topographical and descriptive account
of Rhode Island. The Editor's advertisement announces that it was
his intention "to have subjoined an Appendix, containing a more par-
ticular account of the State, Town, and College; but unexpected avo-
cations have prevented," and that it was " now in contemplation to
publish an History of the State on a more comprehensive plan."
20522 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA.
A FORM OF DISCIPLINE FOR THE MINISTERS, PREACHERS, AND MEMBERS OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA. CONSIDERED AND APPROVED AT A
CONFERENCE HELD AT BALTIMORE, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND, ON MONDAY
THE 27TH OF DECEMBER, 1784: IN WHICH THE REVEREND THOMAS COKE, L. L. D.
AND THE REVEREND FRANCIS ASBURY, PRESIDED. ARRANGED UNDER PROPER
HEADS, AND METHODIZED IN A MORE ACCEPTABLE AND EASY MANNER.
New-York: Printed by W. Boss, in Broad Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp.
44, (3). 12mo.
Reprinted in Exeter, New Hampshire, in 1890. The preface states that
the first and second editions of the Discipline were reprinted at Exeter,
in 1887. The third edition, as above, in 1890. And the fourth and fifth
editions in 1888.
20523 THE MIDDLESEX ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1788. [Twelve lines.]
Middletown: Printed and sold by Woodward & Green. [1787.] pp. [24.]
12mo. NYPL.
Contains, Advice to a young tradesman, from an old one.
20524 THE MIDDLESEX [city seal] GAZETTE. VOL. n. NUMB. 61. MONDAY, JANUARY 1,
[ — VOL. in. NUMB. 113. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Middletown : Printed by Woodward and Green, a few rods north of the
Post-Office. 1787. fol. AAS.
On November 19th, the title was altered to, The Middlesex Gazette, or
fcederal adviser.
20525 MILTON, JOHN 1608 - 1674
PARADISE LOST. A POEM, IN TWELVE BOOKS. BY JOHN MILTON. FROM THE TEXT OF
DR. THOMAS NEWTON.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Young and Joseph James, Chesnut-
Slreet. [1787.] 2 vols. in one. 12mo.
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MISCELLANIES, MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE, IN PBOSE AND VERSE; COLLECTED FROM
VARIOUS AUTHORS, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, AND IMPROVEMENT OF YOUNG PER-
SONS OF BOTH SEXES. [Two lines from] POPE.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Jamet, in Chemut- Street, between Front
and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (202), (2). 12mo. NYPL.
Reprinted in London, in 1787; in Dublin, in 1789; in London, in
1790, and 1793 ; and in Burlington, in 171)2. Contains a letter of com-
mendation from Benjamin Franklin to the anonymous female editor.
MITCHILL, SAMUEL LATHAM 1764 - 1831
OBSERVATIONS, ANATOMICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND PATHOLOGICAL, ON THE ABSORBENT
TUBES OF ANIMAL BODIES. TO WHICH ARE ADDED GEOLOGICAL REMARKS ON THE
MARITIME PARTS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
New -York: 1787. pp. 16. 16mo.
MOODY, or MOODEY, ELEAZAR
THN SCHOOL OF GOOD MANNERS, COMPOSED FOR THE HELP OF PARENTS TEACHING
CHILDREN HOW TO BEHAVE DURING THEIR MINORITY, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-THREE RULES FOR CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOUR. WiTH AN ADDITION OF
MR. MOODY'S [Samuel Moodey] DISCOURSE TO LITTLE CHILDREN.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Patten, 1787.
MOORE, BENJAMIN 1748 - 1816
A SERMON PREACHED IN ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL, IN THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, ON
SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1787, BEING THE DAY ON WHICH THE FIRST ORDINATION WAS
HELD BY THE RIGHT REVD. DOCTOR SAMUEL PROVOST, BISHOP OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. BY THE REVD. BENJAMIN
MOORE, A. M.
New - York : Printed by Hugh Gaine, at his book store and printing-office,
at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 16. 4to. AAS. NYHS.
MOORE, EDWARD 1712 - 1757
FABLES FOR THE LADIES. BY EDWARD MOORE. To WHICH ARE ADDED, FABLES OF
FLORA. BY DR. LANGHORNE.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed for Thomat Dobson, in Second-Street, between
Market and Chesnut-Streets. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 144. 18rao. AAS. BM.
"Printed on fine writing paper, with new type."
MOORE, JOHN HAMILTON
THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADY'S MONITOR, AND ENGLISH TEACHER'S ASSISTANT ;
BEING A COLLECTION OF SELECT PIECES FROM OUR BEST MODERN WRITERS: CAL-
CULATED TO ERADICATE VULGAR PREJUDICES AND RUSTICITY OF MANNERS; IM-
PROVE THE UNDERSTANDING ; RECTIFY THE WILL ; PURIFY THE PASSIONS; DIRECT
THE MINDS OF YOUTH TO THE PURSUIT OF PROPER OBJECTS ; AND TO FACILITATE
THEIR READING, WRITING, AND SPEAKING THK ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WITH ELE-
GANCE AND PROPRIETY. PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR THE USE OF OUR EMINENT
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES, AS WELL AS PRIVATE PERSONS, WHO HAVE NOT AN OP-
PORTUNITY OF PERUSING THE WORKS OF THOSE CELEBRATED AUTHORS, FROM
WHENCE THIS COLLECTION IS MADE. DIVIDED INTO SMALL PORTIONS FOR THE
EASE OF READING IN CLASSES. THE FIFTH EDITION. BY J. HAMILTON MOORE,
AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL NAVIGATOR, AND SEAMAN'S NEW DAILY ASSISTANT.
London: Printed: New -York: Re-printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible,
in Hanover-Square. 1787. pp. vi, 348, (6). 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
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MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym.
GAINE'S NEW- YOUK POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE TEAK 1788 : BEING BISSEXTILE,
OR LEAP TEAK, AND 12TH OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 'TILL 4TH JULY. [Four-
teen lines.] BY THOMAS MOORE, FHILO.
New -York: Printed by H. Oaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square.
[1787.] pp. (72). 48mo. LOG.
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GAINE'S UNIVERSAL SHEET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1788.
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, 1787.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
Thirty pages imposed on one sheet.
MORE, HANNAH 1745 - 1833
SACRED DRAMAS; CHIEPLY INTENDED FOR YOUNG PERSONS: THE SUBJECTS TAKEN
FROM THE BIBLE. To WHICH ARE ADDED : REFLECTIONS OP KING HEZEKIAH, AND
SENSIBILITY, A POEM. BY HANNAH MORE. [Three lines from] COWLEY.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second- Street, between
Market and Chemut-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 191, (1). 16mo. AAS.
In two states : printed on fine, and on common paper. A few copies
were bound up with her "Essays on various subjects."
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SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS : A PASTORAL DRAMA. BY MISS HANNAH MOORE [tie],
OF BRISTOL, IN ENGLAND. WITH ARMINE AND ELVIRA, A LEGENDARY TALE, IN
TWO PARTS. BY MR. CARTWRIGHT, OF LONDON.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Woodhouse, in Front-Street, next door
to the Coffee-Home. 1787.
THE MOTHER'S GIFT: OR, A PRESENT FOR ALL LITTLE CHILDREN, WHO WISH TO BE
GOOD. IN TWO VOLUMES. [One line.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts. By Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
2 vols. pp. 95; 85. 32mo. AAS.
MUIR, JAMES 1757 - 1820
SERMONS, BY JAMES MOIH, A. M. MINISTER OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BER-
MUDA.
[Princeton:] Printed for the Author, by James Tod. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
pp. 228. 4to. BM. NYPL.
DER NEUE GEMEINNUTZIGE LANDWIRTHSCHAFTS CALENDER, AUF DAS 1788siE JAHR
CHRISTI.
Lancaster : Gedruckt und zu haben bey Stiemer, Albrecht, und Lahn. [1787.]
DER NEUE GEMEINNUTZIGE LANDWIRTHSCHAFTS CALENDER, AUF DAS 1788siE
JAHR CHRISTI. [Zweyte Auflage.]
Lancaster: Gedruckt und zu haben bey Stiemer, Albrecht, und Lahn.
[Nov. 14, 1787.]
NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHE LANCAESTER ZEITUNG, UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. NUM.
1. MITWOCH DEN 8 AUGUST, [ — NUM. 21. MITWOCH DEN 26 DECEMBER, 1787.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Mitwoch morgens herausgegeben von Stiemer,
Albrecht und Lahn, in der neuen Buchdruckerey zu Lancaster, . . . 1787. fol
Established by Anton Stiemer, Johann Albrecht, and Jacob Lahn. In
April, 1788, Stiemer died, and the Zeitung was continued by Albrecht
and Lahn to March 1790, when Lahn withdrew, and it was continued
to 1798 by Albrecht and Company. In 1798, the title was altered to,
Der Deutsche Porcupein und Pennsylvanische Ameigsnachrichten, when
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NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHE LANCASTER ZEITUNG, continued.
it became affiliated with the federal party, which its esteemed contem-
poraries of the democratic party referred to as the " Deutsche Stachel-
schwein." In 1800, the title was again altered to, Der Americanische
Staatsbothe und Lancaster Anzeigs-Nachrichten, and, in 1801, Johann
Albrecht became sole publisher until his death, August 15th, 1806. His
sons, George, and Peter Albrecht, continued its publication to 1809,
when another son, Anton Albrecht, became sole publisher. In 1813, the
title was shortened to, Der Amerikanische Staatsbote to 1820, when Wil-
liam Albrecht became the sole publisher of the Staatsbothe, until it
ceased publication in the year 1825.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER ENLARGED: OR, AN EASY AND PLEASANT GUIDE TO
THE ART OP READING. ADORN'D WITH CUTS. To WHICH IS ADDED THE ASSEMBLY
OP DIVINES CATHECHISM, &c.
Boston: Printed by E. Draper, and sold by the Booksellers. [1787.]
pp. (80). 32mo.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER ENLARGED; OR, AN EAST AND PLEASANT GUIDE
TO THE ART OF READING. ADORN!D WITH CUTS. To WHICH IS ADDED THE ASSEM-
BLY OF DIVINES CATECHISM, &c.
Boston: Printed by E. Draper for David West. [1787.] pp. (80.) 32mo.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER ENLARGED; OR, AN EASY AND PLEASANT GUIDE TO
THE ART OF READING. ADORN'D WITH CUTS. To WHICH 18 ADDED THE ASSEMBLY
OP DIVINES CATECHISM, &c.
Boston: Printed by E. Draper for James While, at Franklin's Head, Court-
Street. [1787.] pp. (80.) 32mo.
THE NEW- ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED FOR THE MORE EAST ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OP ENGLISH. TO WHICH 18 ADDED, THE ASSEMBLY OF DlVINES
CATECHISM.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, No. 44, Hanover Square. 1787.
THE NEW- ENGLAND PRIMER, AMENDED AND IMPROVED; BY THE AUTHOR OP
THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE. [Noah Webster, junior.] CONTAINING, BESIDES
WHAT IS USUALLY PUT IN A PRIMER, A LARGE NUMBER OP MORAL AND ENTER-
TAINING LESSONS FOR CHILDREN ; PROVERBS AND MAXIMS ; A RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE ;
A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINING STORIES. ADORN'D WITH EMBLEMATICAL ENGRAV-
INGS, SPIRITUAL SONGS, &C. &C. &C.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, at the corner of
Second and Chesnui-Streets. 1787.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE.
AN ACT FOR FORMING AND REGULATING THE MILITIA WITHIN THE STATE OP NEW-
HAMPSHIRE ; AND FOR REPEALING ALL LAWS HERETOFORE MADE AND PASSED POR
THAT PURPOSE.
Portsmouth: Printed by Robert Qerrish, in Congress-Street. 1787.
ACTS AND LAWS OP THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. [13 February, 1786 - 18
January, 1787.]
[Portsmouth: Printed by Robert Gerrish, 1787.] pp. 373-350
[sic 440.] fol. LOC.
Pages 437 -440, wrongly numbered 347 -350. Reprinted, in facsimile,
from the original in the Library of Congress.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE, continued.
— ACTS AND LAWS OF THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE. [19 June, 1787 - 28
September, 1787.]
[Portsmouth : Printed by Robert Gerrish? 1787.] pp. 351 [sic 441]-460. fol.
Pages 441 -452 wrongly numbered 351 -362. Reprinted, in facsimile,
from the original in the Library of Congress.
20550
20551
20552
20553
- Heading: A JOUUNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE HOOSE OP
REPRESENTATIVES, OP THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION, AT
PORTSMOUTH, WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAT OF DECEMBER, ANNO DOMINI,
1786, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. [ — 18 January, 1787.]
[Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne, 1787.] pp. (119)-
(190). 8vo. k LOC.
- — [Arms.] A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. AT THEIR SESSION,
BEGAN AND HOLDEN AT CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE,
ANNO DOMINI 1787, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. | — 30 June, 1787.]
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, Printed by George Jerry Osborne, M,DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. (70). 8vo. LOC.
- — A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OP REPRE-
SENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION, AT CHARLES-
TOWN, ON WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OP SEPTEMBER, ANNO DOMINI,
1787, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. [ — 29 September, 1787.]
Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp.
71-117. 8vo. LOC.
- A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONORABLE SENATE, OP THE STATE
OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OP THE GENERAL-COURT, HELD AT CONCORD,
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7TH, 1786 [ — 27 June, 1786.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Mtlclier. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 48. 8vo. MHS.
20554
20555
- — Half-title: A JOURNAL OF THE HON. SENATE, PROM WEDNESDAY SEPTEM-
BER 6Tii TO SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 1786.
1 Me: A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONORABLE SENATE OP THE
STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL COURT, HELD AT
EXETER, ON WEDNESDAY SEP. 6, 1786, BEING THE DAY TO WHICH THE GENERAL-
COURT STOOD ADJOURNED.
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, Printed by John Melcher. M,DCC,LXXXVII.
pp. (24). 8vo. LOC.
- — A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OP THE
STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, HELD AT
PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13TH, 1786. [ — 18 January, 1787.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. 1787. pp.52. 8vo.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE, continued.
— Half-title: A JOURNAL OF THE HON. SENATE, FKOM WEDNESDAY JUNK
6TH, TO SATURDAY JUNE 30, 1787.
Title: A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL COURT, HELD AT
CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 6, 1787. BEING THE DAY APPOINTED BY THE
CONSTITUTION FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GENERAL-COURT.
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, Printed by John Melcher, M,DCC,LXXXVII.
pp. (51.) 8vo. LOG.
— A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, HELD AT
CHARLESTOWN, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1787. BEING THE DAY TO
WHICH THE GENERAL-COURT STOOD ADJOURNED. [ — 29 September, 1787.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp.31. 8vo.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND [cut] THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.]
VOL. xxxi. No. 1607. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, [ — VOL. xxxn. No. 1633. WEDNES-
DAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Portsmouth: Printed and published by John Melcher, in Market-Street.
1787. fol. AAS.
In continuation of Fowle's New-Hampshire Gazette, and general adver-
tiser. The cut of a flying Mercury, was replaced, beginning with the
issue for October 13th, by the cut of the State Arms used in 1786, and
with the words [N. H. State Seal] in brackets, just above.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [cut] MERCURY, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.]
VOL. in. No. cvin. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. CLVII. WEDNESDAY, DE-
CEMBER 26, 1787.]
Portsmouth : Printed & published by Robert Gerrish, in Congress-Street.
1787. fol. AAS.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [U. S. arms] RECORDER, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER.
VOL. i. No. 1. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, [— No. 21. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1787.]
Keene: (State of New-Hampshire) Printed and published by James D.
Griffith, a few rods below Mr. Ralston' s Tavern. 1787. fol. AAS.
Established by James Davenport Griffith, and continued by him until
it ceased publication, in 1791. In November, the Printing-Omce was
"in Prison-Street, opposite the Goal."
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. [Motto.] VOL. I. No. 21. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — VOL. in. No. 19. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Published every Tuesday and Friday, by George Jerry Osborne, at his Office,
near the State-House, Portsmouth. . . . 1787. fol. AAS. LOC.
From Mav to November published on Tuesdays and Saturdays. In
September, the motto, and imprint, were dropped from the heading.
THE NEW-HAVEN CHRONICLE. VOL. I. No. 38. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [— VOL. n.
No. 73. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1787.]
Published by Daniel Bowen, opposite the Chapel, [in Chapel-Street] New-
Haven. 1787. fol. AAS.
Apparently discontinued on the above date.
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THE NEW-HAVEN GAZETTE, AND THE CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE. [Motto.] VOL. I.
No. 47. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, [ — VOL. n. No. 45. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1787.]
New-Haven : Published by Meigi & Dana, at the south corner of the Green,
fronting the Market. 1787. pp. 357 - 359, v, (3) - 340 [sic 3B8], (2). 4to. AAS.
In February, at the beginning of the second volume, the motto was
changed to: "Many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be
increased. Dan. Chap. i. v 4." On August 1st, the partnership was dis-
solved by mutual consent, Eleutheros Dana retiring, and Josiah Meigs
continuing the publication of the Gazette.
NEW JERSEY. STATE.
ACTS OF THE ELEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-JERSEY. AT
A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 24TH DAY OP OCTOBER, 1786, AND CON-
TINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE SECOND SITTING. [24 May, - 7 June, 1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
pp. (385) - 435, (1). fol. HSP. NYPL.
ACTS OP THE TWELFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-
JERSEY. AT A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 23D DAY OP OCTOBER, 1787,
AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT. [30 October, - 6 November, 1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
pp. (437) -452. fol. HSP. NYPL.
JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OP THE STATE
OP NEW-JERSEY, SECOND SITTING OP THE ELEVENTH SESSION. [24 May - 7 June,
1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1787.
— JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OP THE
STATE OP NEW- JERSEY. FIRST SITTING OP THE TWELFTH SESSION. [30 October -
6 November, 1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1787.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-
JERSEY. [24 May, - 7 June, 1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1787.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP
NEW- JERSEY. [30 October, - 6 November, 1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1787.
THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL, AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. NUMB. 168. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 219. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Elizabeth-Town : Printed and published by Shepard Kollock, every Wednes-
day . . . 1787. fol. AAS.
SEMPER RADIANTES. THE NEW JERSEY MAGAZINE, AND MONTHLY ADVERTISER,
CONTAINING A CHOICE OP CURIOUS AND ENTERTAINING PIECES IN PROSE & VERSE,
WITH A COLLECTION OP THE MOST RECENT OCCURRENCES RECEIVED FROM EUROPE,
THE WEST INDIES & NORTH AMERICA, & SEVERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. [FOR JAN-
UARY - FEBRUARY, 1787.] [Ornament.]
New-Brunswick : Printed by Frederick Quequelle, and James Prange, near
the Market; MDCC.LXXXVII. NYHS.
Discontinued, apparently, after the publication of three numbers, only,
in February.
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NEW YORK. STATE.
AN ACT FOR REGULATING ELECTIONS. TOGETHER WITH AN ACT FOR REGULATING
TOWN-MEETINGS. PASSED BY THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF TUB
STATE ov NEW- YORK, AT THEIR TENTH SESSION. 1787.
New-York: Printed by 8. and, J. London, Printer! to the State. [1787.]
pp. (22), (1). 8vo. NYPL.
- AN ACT FOR THE MORE SPEEDY RECOVERY OF DEBTS, TO THE VALUE OF TEN
POUNDS.
New-York: Printed by 8. and J. London. 1787.
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- ACT TO AMEND AN AcT, ENTITLED AN ACT TO REGULATE THE MILITIA. PASSED
THE 18TH DAY OF APKIL, 1787.
Albany: Printed by diaries R. Webster, 1787. pp. 4. 8vo.
- AN INSTRUMENT AGREED UPON BETWEEN COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY THE
STATES OF NEW- YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS, RESPECTING THE JURISDICTION OP
THE TERRITORY THEREIN DESCRIBED.
New-York: Printed and sold by S. and J. London. 1787. pp. 12. 12mo.
- JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR TENTH
SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1787. [— 21 April, 1787.]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John Loudon, Printers to the State.
M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 179. fol. LOC. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR TENTH SES-
SION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN IN THE CITY OF NKW-YORK, THE TWELFTH DAY OF JAN-
UARY, 1787. [— 21 April, 1787.]
New - York : Printed by Samuel and John Loudon, Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 103. fol. AAS. NYPL.
- LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF SAID
STATE, AT THEIR TENTH SESSION. [26 January, -21 April, 1787.] [Arms.]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John Loudon, Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 212. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
NEW YORK. CITY. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
BYE-LAWS, RESOLUTIONS AND ORDERS, ADOPTED BY THE NEW-YORK CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, SEPTEMBER 18, 1787.
New -York: Printed by H. Gaine. 1787. pp. 14. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
NEW YORK. CITY. MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.
THE DEED OF SETTLEMENT OF THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, FOR INSURING
HOUSES FROM LOSS BY FIRE IN NEW-YORK. [Vignette.]
New-York: Printed by William Morton. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 16, (1). 4to.
NEW YORK. CITY. SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE.
RULES OF THE SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE, ESTABLISHED AT NEW- YORK, FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF RELIEVING THEIR BRETHREN IN DISTRESS.
New-York: 1787. pp. 15. 8vo.
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THE NEW- YORK [U. 8. arms] GAZETTEER; AND, PUBLIC ADVERTISER. VOL. n.
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NUMB. 183. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [— VOL. in. NUMB. 248. THURSDAY, AUGUST
16, 1787.]
Printed and published by Carroll & Patterson, every Monday and Tliurt-
day, at No. 32, Maiden-Lane, . . . 1787. fol.
With the issue for April 5th, at the beginning of the third volume, the
Printing-Office was removed to No. 16, Water-Street, below the Coffee-
House, (the opposite side). May 1st the co-partnership was dissolved,
George Carroll retiring from its publication. The Gazetteer was then
Printed and published by John Patterson until it was discontinued at
about the above date.
20583
THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL, OR THE WEEKLY REGISTER. [Motto.] No. 2096. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. XLI. No. 70. TOTAL No. 2174. WEDNESDAY, DECEM-
BER 26, 1787.]
New -York: Printed and published by Eleazer Oswald, at his Printing-
Office, No. 25 Water Street. 1787. fol. AAS.
In the issue for January 25th, appears the following notice : "To the
public. Mr. Thomas Greenleaf, having conducted this paper for near
eighteen months past, to the public and our mutual satisfaction,- — we,
Elizabeth Holt, and Eleazer Oswald, legal representatives of the late
Mr. John Holt (who was Printer to this State - - - ) have disposed of the
proprietary right of the New- York Journal, &c. with all its materials,
to the said Mr. Thomas Greenleaf ; . . .To the public. . . . The
New- York Journal and weekly register, it is well known, is not of
modern date ; the number at which I begin is 2094, inclusive." The
imprint was then changed to read : "Printed and published by Thomas
Greenleaf, at the Printing-Office, No. 25, Water-Street." In the issue
for November 20th, it is stated, that the weekly issue at two dollars
will continue, and the daily issue will be had at six dollars, per annum.
On November 21st it is stated that the Weekly Register is extinct ; but
" the Thursday paper will contain just such kind of matter as usual,
. . . and . . . will be two dollars per annum." The weekly issues
after December 15th have the title : The New-York Journal, and daily
patriotic register.
20584
THE NEW- YORK MORNING-POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 871. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 1, [ — No. 1183. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
[New-York:] Printed and published by William Morton, at the Printing-
Office, No. 22, Water-Street, opposite the Coffee-House. 1787. fol.
20585
THE NEW-YORK PACKET. [Motto.] No. 659. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [—No. 762.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1787.]
New -York: Published every Tuesday and Friday, by Samuel and John
London, Printers to the State, No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and
Old-Slip, . . . 1787. fol. AAS.
The first number of "The Federalist" appeared in the issue for Octo-
ber 30th.
20586
THE NEWPORT [State arms] MERCURY. CONTAINING THE FRESHEST ADVICES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONK. NO.
1317. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 1369. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Printed by Solomon Southwick at the foot of the Parade. 1787. fol.
Sometime after July, Solomon Southwick withdrew, and was succeeded
by his former partner, Henry Barber.
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[THE] NEWPORT HERALD. VOL. i. No. 1. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, [ — No. 44.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 27, 1787.]
Newport, (Rhode-Island): Printed by Peter Edes on the Parade, 1787. fol.
Established by Peter Edes, and continued by him to September, 1791.
The first number contains his "Proposals" — the scope and character
of which are given under five heads. In May, 1788, the Printing-Office
was removed to Thames-Street. In July, 1789, this motto was added
to the heading : "It is to contradiction, consequently to the liberty of
the press, that physics, morality and politics, owe their improvements."
, Hammett says the Herald was discontinued in August, 1791 ; but the
file in the American Antiquarian Society is continued to September
10th, which is probably the last number issued.
NEWTON, JOHN 1725 - 1807
OLNEY HYMNS, IN THREE BOOKS. BOOK i. ON SELECT TEXTS OP SCRIPTURE. BOOK
II. ON OCCASIONAL SUBJECTS. BOOK III. ON THE PROGRESS AND CHANGES OF THE
SPIRITUAL LIFE.
New -York: 1787.
NEWTON, THOMAS 1704 - 1782
DISSERTATIONS ON THB PROPHECIES, WHICH HAVE REMARKABLY BEEN FULFILLED,
AND AT THIS TIME ARE FULFILLING IN THE WORLD. BY THOMAS NEWTON, D. D.
LATE LORD BISHOP OF BRISTOL. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOLUME THB FIRST.
[ SECOND.] THE EIGHTH EDITION.
Elizabeth-Town; Printed by Shepard Kollock,for Robert Hodge, No. 38,
Maiden-Lane, New -York. M.DCC.LXXXVII. 2 vols. pp. (2), (4), (18), [21] -
412 ; (2), (2), (20), (20), [41] -439, (1). 8vo. AAS. LOC.
Contains a twenty-page list of Subscribers' names.
NICHOLSON, JOHN
ADDRESS AND REPRESENTATION TO THE INHABITANTS op THE COUNTY OF YORK.
GENTLEMEN, A NUMBER OF THE PEOPLE IN SOME PARTS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK
ARE UNEASY AND DISSATISFIED AT THE PAYMENT OF THE TAXES WHICH HAVE BEEN
ASSESSED BY LAW. . . . JOHN NICHOLSON, PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 24. 1787.
[Philadelphia: Printed by B. Ailken and Son f 1787.] Broadside, fol.
A VlEW OF THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, AS AGREED
TO BY THE CONVENTION OF DELEGATES FROM SEVERAL STATES AT PHILA-
DELPHIA, THE 17TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1787 COMPARED WITH THE PRESENT
CONFEDERATION. WlTH SUNDRY NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, in Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (37). 8vo. BA. BPL. LOC. NYHS.
The Constitution, and Articles of Confederation, are given in parallel
columns.
THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL. NUMBER 29. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
8, [ — NUMBER 80. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Norfolk: Printed by John M'Lean, near the Town-Hall, . . . 1787. fol.
NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND CONSTITUTION MADE BY HALIFAX CONVENTION IN
DECEMBER, 1776. [Colophon :]
Fayettemlle: Printed by Hodge & Blanchard. [1787.] pp.4. fol. NCU.
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NORTH CAROLINA. STATE, continued.
THE JOURNAL OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN
AND HELD AT FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE
YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND OF THE
SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE
ELEVENTH, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF SAID ASSEMBLY. [ 6 January, 1787.]
[Newbern: Printed by Hodge and Blanchard, 1787.] pp. 80, 8, [16.] fol.
Second title: AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, WITH THE
CHARGES AGAINST THE JUDGES IN THE LAST ASSEMBLY, THE PROTESTS IN BOTH
HOUSES, AND OTHER PAPERS RELATIVE TO THAT BUSINESS. BY ARCHIBALD MAC-
LAINE. [Colophon :]
Newbern: Printed by Hodge and Blanchard. [1787.] pp. [16.]
20595
20596
20597
20598
20599
- THE JOURNAL OF THE SENATE. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD
AT FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND OF THE SOVEREIGNTY
AND INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE ELEVENTH, BEING
THE FIRST SESSION OF SAID ASSEMBLY. [-6 January, 1787.]
[Newbern: Printed by Hodge and Blancliard, 1787.] pp. 7C. fol. LOC.
- THE LAWS OF NORTH- CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD
AT FAYETTEVILLE ON THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE ELEVENTH
YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATE, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF
THE SAID ASSEMBLY. [ — 6 January, 1787.] [Colophon :]
Fayetteville : Printed by Hodge & Blanchard, Printers to the State.
[1787.] pp. 55, (1). fol. LOC. NCSL. NCU.
THE NORTHERN CENTINEL, AND LANSINGBOROUGH ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i.
No. 1. MONDAY, MAY 21, [ — No. 32, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1787.J
[ Lansingburgh : J Printed every Monday [Tuesday J by Claxlon & Bab-
cock, in King-Street, between Hoosack and South-Streets. 1787. fol. AAS.
The motto reads: "The Press is the cradle of science, the nurse of
genius, and the shield of liberty." In October, Lausingborough is cor-
rected to Lansingburgh. With the issue for September 10th, the
Printing-Office was " at the corner of King and North-Streets." Estab-
lished by — • Claxton, and John Babcock. In February, 1788, during
the framing of the Constitution, "the Printers of the Northern Centinel
conceived it a duty incumbent on them to prepare the minds of their
readers for its reception," removed their press to Albany, and began
there, with the same motto, but with a new numbering, the publication
of The Federal Herald.
THE NORWICH PACKET, OR, THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. VOL. xm. No. 636. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. xiv. No. 687. DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, near the Meeting-Houte. 1787. fol.
With the issue for February 22d, a cut of a three-masted Packet divided
the heading.
NOTES ON FARMING.
New -York: Printed in the year M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 88. 8vo. BA.
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20602
20603
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ARTICLES OP CONFEDERATION OF THE THIRTEEN UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA ENTERED INTO IN JULY, 1778, AND RATIFIED AND
COMPLEATED THE FIRST OF MARCH, 1781. [Signed,] A WELL WISHER TO THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WHO CAME LATELY FROM LONDON TO NEW-YORK,
SURPRISED TO FIND NEWSPAPERS FILLED WITH CENSURES ON THE LAMENESS OF
THE ARTICLES OF THE AMERICAN UNION, WAS THEREBY INDUCED TO CONSIDER
THOSE ARTICLES AND CENSURES WITH SOME CARE, AND THEREUPON, VOLUNTEER-
INGLY, TO WRITE HIS OBSERVATIONS, AS ABOVE, WHICH HE HOPES WILL GIVE SOME
SATISFACTION TO THOSE WHO WILL PERUSE THEM.
New -York: Printed and sold by S. & J. London, No. 5, Water- Street,
[1787.J pp. (16). 8vo. LCP. NYPI.
O'CONNOR, JOHN, editor.
ANECDOTES OF THE REIGN OF Louis THE xvith, PRESENT KING OF FRANCE : SINCE
AND PREVIOUS TO HIS ACCESSION TO THE THRONE OF HIS ANCESTORS, WITH AN
INTRODUCTION, RECOUNTING INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF THE LATE DAUPHIN.
THROUGH THIS WORK ARE INTERSPERSED SEVERAL DISSERTATIONS ON THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE MORALS OF MANKIND, WRITTEN IN FRENCH, BY MONSIEUR
POLIER DE ST GERMAIN. ALSO CONTAINING MR. NECKER'S ACCOUNT OF HIS
ADMINISTRATION. [Two lines of Latin from] JUVENAL. THE WHOLE TRANSLATED
FROM THE FRENCH, BY JOHN O'CONNOR, ASSISTED BY JOHN MARY.
New -York: Printed and sold by F. Child*. [1787.] pp. 202. 12mo. AAS.
In correction of number 19153 of this work, as the more probable year
of publication.
OHIO COMPANY.
AUGUST 29TH, 1787. AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS AND AGENTS OF THE OHIO
COMPANY, HELD ... IN BOSTON, THE FOLLOWING REPORT WAS RECEIVED
FROM REV. MANASSEH CUTLER.
[Worcester : Printed by Isaiah Thomas, 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS AND AGENTS OF THE OHIO COMPANY, AT MR.
BRACKET'S TAVERN. THE 21sT OF NOVEMBER, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT
TO THE TWENTY-SECOND .... AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
OHIO COMPANY AT MR. BRACKET'S TAVERN, IN BOSTON, NOVEMBER 23, 1787 —
FOR THE PURPOSE OF CARRYING INTO EFFECT THE SURVEYS, AND OTHER BUSINESS
OF THE OHIO COMPANY ; AS AGREED UPON BY THE DIRECTORS AND AGENTS, AT
THEIR MEETINGS OF THE 29'fH OF AUGUST LAST, AND THE 21 ST INSTANT.
[Worcester: Printed by Isaiah Thomas, 1787.] pp. 4. 8vo. LCP.
20604
20005
- THE CONTRACT OF THE OHIO COMPANY WITH THE HONORABLE BOARD OF
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA — MADE BY THE REV. MR.
MANASSEH CUTLER AND MAJOR WINTHHOP SARGENT AS AGENTS FOR THE
DIRECTORS OF SAID COMPANY AT NEW-YORK, OCTOBER, 27, 1787.
[New-York: 1787.] pp.4. 8vo.
- ARTICLES OF AN ASSOCIATION, BY THE NAME OF THE OHIO COMPANY. To
WHICH IS ADDED EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF MONS. ST. JOHN DE CREVE
CCEUR, His MOST CHRISTIAN MAJESTY'S CONSUL FOR NEW- YORK, &c. — GIVING
AN ELEGANT DESCRIPTION OF THAT TRULY FERTILE COUNTRY ; PERHAPS EX-
CEEDED BY NONE OF THIS GLOBE.
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London, MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. 45. 8vo. HC. LCP. MHS.
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20609
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20612
20613
O'KEEFFE, JOHN 1747-1883
THE POOR SOLDIER. A COMIC OPERA, IN TWO ACTS, WITH [sic] THE WORDS, BONOS,
DUETS, ETC. As PERFORMED, WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE, AT THE THEATRE,
NEW YORK. WRITTEN BY JOHN O'KEEFE, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Enoch Story] in the year 1787. pp. 29. 8vo.
— THE POOR SOLDIER. A COMIC OPERA, IN TWO ACTS, WITH THE WORDS,
SONGS, DUETTS, ETC. AS PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE BY THE AMERICAN
COMPANY OF COMEDIANS. WRITTEN BY JOHN O'KEEFE, ESQUIRE.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Seddon, and W. Spotiwood. 1787. pp.
34. 12mo. BPL.
— THE POOR SOLDIER, A COMIC OPERA, IN TWO ACTS, WITH THE WORDS,
SONGS, DUETS, &C. AS PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE AT THE THEATRE,
NEW- YORK. A NEW EDITION.
New-York: Printed by W. Morton ? Sold by Berry & Rogers, No. 35,
Hanover- Square. 1787.
OSBORNE, GEORGE JERRY
OSBORNK'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE REGISTER : WITH AN ALMANACK FOB THE YEAR 1788.
CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PORTSMOUTH. [Eight lines of verse.]
Portsmouth: Printed and told by Oeorge Jerry Osborne, near Hie Slate-
House, Congress-Street. [1787.] pp. (48), (1). 18mo. AAS. NL.
THE OXFORDSHIRE TRAGEDY: OH, THE VIRGIN'S ADVICE, IN TWO PARTS. PART i.
HOW FAIR ROSANNA OF THE CITY OF OXFORD, WAS BETRAYED BY A YOUNG GEN-
TLEMAN, OF HER VIRGINITY. PART II. HlS CRUELTY IN MURDERING HER; AND
HOW A ROSE BUSH SPRUNG UP ON HER GRAVE, WHICH BLOSSOMED ALL THE YEAR
THROUGH ; AND HOW THE MURDERER CAME TO BE FOUND OUT, BY HIS CROPPING
THE ROSE, &C. [Cut.]
Printed [ by Isaiah Thomas] at Worcester, Massachusetts, MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. 8. 16mo. AAB.
P., J.
A CANTATA-QUARTETTO, FOR SAINT PATRICK'S DAY 1787. [Signed,] J. P. To THE
HONORABLE AND BRAVE SONS OF SAINT PATRICK IN THE UNITKD STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
THE PALLADIUM OF FREEDOM; OR, THE BALTIMORE DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 1.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, [ — No. 6. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1787.]
Baltimore: Printed and Published by Maurice Murphy and Richard
Boicen, 1787. fol.
Announcement of the publication of the first number was made in the
Maryland Gazette. A single copy, for August 8th, in the American
Antiquarian Society, has written upon it, probably by Isaiah Thomas,
" First daily paper at Baltimore. Continued a few weeks. Publisher
abdicted under cover of the night."
PALMER, JOHN 1729 - 1790
FREE THOUGHTS ON THE INCONSISTENCY OF CONFORMING TO ANY RELIGIOUS TEST,
AS A CONDITION OF TOLERATION, WITH THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF PROTESTANT DIS-
SENT. [Quotation.]
Boston: Printed for James White, at Frankltn'i Head, Court-Street. 1787.
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PALMER, JOHN, continued.
OBSERVATIONS IN DEFENCE OP THE LIBERTY OF MAN, AS A MORAL AGENT; IN
ANSWER TO DOCTOR PRIESTLEY'S ILLUSTRATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL NECESSITY,
WITH AN APPENDIX. BY JOHN PALMER.
Boilon: Printed for James White, at franklin1 1 Head, Court-Street. 1787.
PANTHER, ABRAHAM
AN ACCOUNT OF A BEAUTIFUL YOUNQ LADY, WHO WAS TAKEN BY THE INDIANS AND
LIVED IN THE WOODS NINE YEARS, AND THEN WAS PROVIDENTIALLY RETURNED TO
HER PARENT.
Middletown: Printed and sold by Woodward and Green. 1787.
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20617
20618
20619
20620
20621
20622
20628
A SURPRISING NARRATIVE OF A YOUNG WOMAN, DISCOVERED IN A ROCKY CAVE,
AFTER HAVING BEEN TAKEN BY THE SAVAGJB INDIANS OF THE WILDERNESS IN THE
YEAR 1777.
New -York: [1787.] pp. 9. 12mo.
PENN, WILLIAM 1644 - 1718
FRUITS OF A FATHER'S LOVE: BEING THE ADVICE OF WILLIAM PENN TO HIS CHIL-
DREN, RELATING TO THEIR CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS CONDUCT. WRITTEN OCCASION-
ALLY MANY YEARS AGO, AND NOW MADE PUBLICK FOR A GENERAL GOOD. BY A
LOVER OF HIS MEMORY. [John Rhodes.] THE SEVENTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Cruksltank, 1787. pp. 60. 12mo.
PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
THE ADDRESS AND REASONS OF DISSENT OP THE MINORITY OF THE CONVENTION OP
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS. . . . [Signed by
Nathaniel Breading, and twenty others. Dated,] PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 12,
1787. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia : Printed by E. Oswald, at tlie Coffee-House. [1787.]
pp. (3). fol. AAS. HSP.
CON-
- — THE ADDRESS AND REASONS OF DISSENT OP THE MINORITY OF THE
VENTION OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS.
[Philadelphia: 1787.] pp. 22. 8vo. BA.
- — ADDRESS AND REASONS OF DISSENT OP THE MINORITY OF THE CONVENTION
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS.
Hudson: Printed by A. Stoddard. [1787.] pp. 4. fol. AAS.
- — THE ADDRESS & REASONS OP DISSENT OF THE MINORITY OP THE CONVEN-
TION OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davit. 1787.
- EINE ADDHESSE DER ENDSUNT&RSCHRIEBENEN, GLIEDER DBS LETZTERN
HAUSES DER REPRESENTANTEN DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN, AN IHRE CON-
STITUENTEN . . . SAM8TAG DEN 29STEN SEPTEMBER, 1787.
Philadelphia: 1787. Broadside, fol.
- BY THE PRESIDENT AND SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OP PENNSYLVANIA. A PROCLAMATION. [Offering a reward for the apprehension
of Daniel Shays and others.] BENJ. FRANKLIN. PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 10, 1787.
/ Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers ? 1787.] Broadside, fol. MHS.
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PENNSYLVANIA. STATE, continued.
BY THE PRESIDENT AND SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. A PROCLAMATION. . . . BENJ. FRANKLIN. PHILA-
DELPHIA, NOVEMBER 12, 1787.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Setters ? 1787.] Broadside, fol.
- DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION, OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON THE CON-
STITUTION, PROPOSED FOK THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN TWO
VOLUMES. VOL. i. TAKEN ACCURATELY IN SHORT HAND, BY THOMAS LLOYD.
Printed by Joseph James, in Philadelphia, A. D. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp.
147, (4). 8vo. BA.
No more was published. There exists no complete record of the Con-
vention, the Federalists being successful in their efforts to suppress
the carrying out of this work, and preventing full reports getting
before the public, and thus prejudicing the cause of the Constitution.
20626
20627
20628
20629
20630
- LAWS ENACTED IN THE FIRST SITTING OF THE ELEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADEL-
PHIA, ON THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. [ — 30 December, 1786-1
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. 1787.] pp. (181)- (194),
(2). fol. HSP. LOC.
LAWS ENACTED IN THE SECOND SITTING OF THE ELEVENTH GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT
PHILADELPHIA, ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ — 29 March, 1787.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. 1787.] pp. (195) -[313],
iv. fol. HSP. LOC.
LAWS ENACTED IN THE THIRD BITTING OF THE ELEVENTH GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT
PHILADELPHIA, ON THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF oun LORD,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ 29 September, 1787.]
[Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford. [1787.] pp. (315)- [400], ii. fol.
- LAWS ENACTED IN THE FIRST SITTING OF THE TWELFTH GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT
PHILADELPHIA, ON THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ — 27 November,
1787.] [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford. [1787.] pp. (401)-[404], (2). fol.
- MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADELPHIA, ON TUESDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE CONSTITUTION FRAMED BY THE LATE
FCEDERAL CONVENTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Stllers, in Market-Street. M.DCC,-
LXXXVIL pp. [28.] fol. HC. HSP. NJSL. NYH8. NYPL.
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PENNSYLVANIA. STATE, continued.
PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TAKEN IN SHOKT-HAND BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME THE FIRST. [4, - 29, Septem-
ber, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, in Spruce-Street, near the
Drawbridge. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 143. 8vo. AAS. nc. JCB. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
20632
20633
20634
20635
- — PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, AS TAKEN IN SHORT-HAND BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME THE SECOND.
[22 October, -29 November, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chemut- Street. M,DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. (2), 189, (1). 8vo. AAS. HC. JOB. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
Pennsylvania State Copyright, issued to Thomas Lloyd, as Author, 31
October, 1787.
- RULES AND ORDERS FOR REGULATING THE PRACTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: 1787.
- ACCOUNT OF THE TAXES OF BUCKS COUNTY.
Philadelphia : Printed by Robert Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (102). 8vo. AAS. NYPL.
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STATE OF THE ACCOUNT OF EDW. BARTHOLOMEW, ESQ. COLLECTOR OF EXCISE
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. FROM THE 1ST OF JANUARY, TILL
THE 31sT OF DECEMBER 1786, INCLUSIVE.
Philadelphia : Printed by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head in Market Street.
M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (25). 8vo. NYPL.
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY, FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY, AND THE RELIEF OF FREE NEGROES, UNLAWFULLY HELD IN BOND-
AGE. BEGUN IN THE YEAR 1774, AND ENLAORED [sj'c] ON THE TWENTY-THIRD OF
APRIL, 1787. To WHICH ARE ADDED, THE ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
PENNSYLVANIA, FOR THE GRADUAL ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. [Two lines from]
MAT. vn. 12.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnul-Slreet. M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. pp. (15). 8VO. BM. JCB. LCP. MHS. NYPL.
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF MANUFACTURES.
THE PLAN OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF MANUFAC-
TURES AND THE USEFUL ARTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, in Market
Street. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. [12], (1). 8vo. BA. LOC.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMB. 2953. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB.
3004. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, at the New Printing-Office,
near the Market. 1787. fol. AAS. NYPL.
Numbers i to iv of The Federalist were printed in the Gazette of Octo-
ber 24th.
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20639 THE PENNSYLVANIA. HERALD, AMD GENERAL ADVERTISER. No. 53 OF VOL. iv.
TOTAL No. 209. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, [ — No. 102 OP VOL. v. TOTAL No.
310. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed (Wednesdays & Saturdays) by M. Carey and Co.
Front- Street, west-side, near Market- Street. 1787. fol. LOC. NYPL.
The partnership of Mathew Carey, Christopher Talbot, and William
Spotswood, operating as M. Carey and Co., was dissolved by mutual
consent, February 10th, William Spotswood becoming the sole pub-
lisher of both the Herald, and the Price Current.
20640 THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY — PRICE FOUR PENCE. No. 2127. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 3, f — No. 2219. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. Advertisements, <tc. for this
paper, are received at the Book-store, in Front-Street, four doors below the Coffee-
House, or the Printiny-Office, Latitia-Court. 1787. fol. AAS. LOC.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY, AND UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER [Motto.] NUMB.
125. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — • NUMB. 176. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, at tlie new Printing- Office,
in Spruce-Street, near the Drawbridge ; . . . 1787. fol. AAS. NYPL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 2468. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 1, [ — No. 2778. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole ;
on the south side of Market-Street, the third house east of Second-Street. 1787. fol.
The issue for September 19th, No. 2690, is entirely given up to the
new Constitution of the United States, which is printed in full, in large
type, single columns, to each of the four pages.
20643 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OF CHRIST-
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S.
[Philadelphia: 1787.] Broadside, fol.
20644 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR ALLEVIATING THE
MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.
ON TUESDAY, THE 18'rn DAY OF MAY, 1787, A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN ASSEMBLED,
AND AGREED TO ASSOCIATE THEMSELVES IN A SOCIETY, TO BE ENTITLED, THE
PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY, FOR ALLEVIATING THE MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS" -
WHEN THE FOLLOWING PAPER WAS READ, AND RESOLVED UPON TO BE THE FUTURE
CONSTITUTION OF THIS SOCIETY, TO WIT: — CONSTITUTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA
SOCIETY, FOR ALLEVIATING THE MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.
[Philadelphia: 1787.] pp.4. 16mo. AAS. BM.
20645 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. SOCIETY FOR POLITICAL ENQUIRIES.
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE SOCIETY FOR POLITICAL ENQUIRIES. ESTABLISHED
AT PHILADELPHIA, 9TH FEBRUARY, 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head, in Market- Street.
M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (2), (18). 16mo. LOC. NYPL.
20646 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. URANIAN SOCIETY.
THE FIRST URANIAN CONCERT, TO BE OPENED WITH PRAYER, BY THE REV. DR.
ANDREWS, PRESIDENT OF THE URANIAN ACADEMY. PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 12,
1787. SYLLABUS. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
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PILMORE, JOSEPH 1734 - 1825
A SERMON, PREACHED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
27TH OP DECEMBER LAST, BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OP ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST,
BEFORE THE HONORABLE FRATERNITY OP FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. BY THE REV. JOSEPH PILMOHE. ALSO, THE PRAYER, DELIVERED ON
THE SAME OCCASION. BY THE REV. DR. MAGAW. TOGETHER WITH AN ANTHEM,
FROM THE 102 PSALM, SUNG BY THE URANIAN SOCIETY.
Philadelphia : Printed by Eleazer Oswald. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 23. 8vo.
Reprinted, in a second edition, in New York, in 1793.
PINCHARD, Mrs. —
THE BLIND CHILD, OR ANECDOTES OF THE WYNDHAM FAMILY, WRITTEN FOR THE
USE OP YOUNG PEOPLE. BY A LADY.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
PINCKNEY, CHARLES 1758 - 1624
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PLAN OP GOVERNMENT SUBMITTED TO THE FEDERAL CON-
VENTION, IN PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 28TH OP MAY, 1787. BY MR. CHARLES
PINCKNEY, DELEGATE FROM THE STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. DELIVERED AT
DIFFERENT TIMES IN THE COURSE OF THEIR DISCUSSIONS.
New -York: - - - Printed by Francis Childs. [1787.] pp. 27. 4to. BA.
— OBSERVATIONS ON THE PLAN OF GOVERNMENT SUBMITTED TO THE FEDERAL
CONVENTION, IN PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 28TH OP MAY, 1787. BY THE HON.
CHARLES PINCKNEY, ESQ. L. L. D. DELEGATE FROM THE STATE OF SOUTH-CARO-
LINA. DELIVERED AT DIFFERENT TIMES IN THE COURSE OP THEIR DISCUSSIONS.
New-York: - - - Printed by Francis Child*. [1787.] pp.27. 4to. AAS.
The two impressions have bibliographical interest, only, in their differ-
ence, as the matter of each is the same. The change of designation in
authorship affecting only the title leaf and last leaf which, in both
instances, are printed so as to form a wrapper for the body of the
work, and consequently are narrower. It is probable that the alteration
was made from the first to the second designation, as given above.
THE PITTSBURG GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 24. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, [— No. 75.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1787.]
Pitlsburg: Printed by John Scull and Joseph Hall. 1787. fol.
After the death of Joseph Hall, this year, his place in the firm was
taken by — Boyd.
THE PITTSBURG ALMANAC, OR WESTERN EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1778, BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR.
Pittsbwg: Printed by Scull and Boyd. [1787.] pp.40. 8vo. LCP.
A PLAN FOR THE PAYMENT OP THE NATIONAL DEBT, BY MEANS OP A NATIONAL BANK.
[New-York: 1787.] pp. 13. 8vo.
- A PLAN FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBT, BY MEANS OF A NATIONAL
BANK.
New -fork: Printed by Thomas Qreenlenf. [1787.] pp. (15). 8vo.
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20656
A POETICAL SERMON, OCCASIONED BY A DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE - - - PREACHED
— — BY THE CLERGYMAN WHO MET WITH THE DISAPPOINTMENT.
Newport: Printed and told by Peter Edet, 1787.
POOR ROBIN, pseudonym.
POOR ROBIN'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1788. To WHICH is ADDED, "THE HIS-
TORY OP THE DIBCOVERY, SETTLEMENT, AND PRESENT STATE OF KENTUCKE, WITH
AN ACCOUNT OF THE SOIL AND PRODUCE OF THAT COUNTRY. EXTRACTED (CHIEFLY)
FROM A LATE PUBLICATION, WROTE BY MU. JOHN FlLSON, WHO RESIDED FOR SOME
TIME IN KENTUCKE."
Frederick-Town: Printed and sold by Matthias Bartgit, [1787.]
20657
20658
POPE, ALEXANDER
POPE'S ESSAY ON MAN, IN FOUR EPISTLES, TOGETHER WITH NOTES.
Hartford: Printed and told by Nathaniel Patten, 1787.
1688 - 1744
20659
20660
20061
20662
20063
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES.
A DRAUGHT OF THE FORM OF THE GOVERNMENT AND DISCIPLINE OF THE PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PROPOSED, BY THE SYNOD
OF NEW- YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE PRESBY-
TERIES AND CHURCHES UNDER THEIR CARE.
New -York: Printed by S. and J. London, No. 5, Water-Street. M,DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. (148). 8vo. LOC.
PRICE, LAURENCE 1628 - 1680
A KEY TO OPEN HEAVEN'S GATE: OR A READY PATHWAY TO LEAD TO HEAVEN.
[Twelve lines.] WRITTEN BY LAURENCE PRICE, OF GLASGOW.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, [by Isaiah Thomas,] MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. 8. 16mo. AAS.
PRICHARD, WILLIAM
A CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS FOR 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, for William Prichard. [1787.]
pp. 32, 8. 8vo.
CATALOGUE OF A COLLECTION OF MODERN BOOKS. WILL BE EXPOSED FOR SALE,
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, SELECTED FROM SEVERAL INVOICES OF THE LATEST IM-
PORTATIONS FROM LONDON, DUBLIN AND GLASGOW. PRICHARD'S AUCTION ROOM,
NOVEMBER 17, 1787, AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
CATALOGUE OF TWO EXTENSIVE LIBRARIES OF BOOKS LATE THE PROPERTY OF
GENTLEMEN, DECEASED, CONSISTING OF MANY SCARCE AND VALUABLE AUTHORS.
PRICHARD'S AUCTION ROOM, NEXT DOOR TO THE POST-OFFICE, IN CHESNUT-
STREET. NOVEMBER 28 TO DECEMBER 5, 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
- PRICHARD'S AUCTION ROOM. DECEMBER STH. LOVERS OF LITERATURE WILL
HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY OF AUGMENTING THEIR LIBRARIES WITH SOME OF THE
BKST EDITIONS OF THE MOST APPROVED AND VALUABLE AUTHORS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
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PUICHARD, WILLIAM, continued.
PKICIIABD'S AUCTION ROOM, NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, ON WEDNESDAY
EVENING, THE 19TH [December] INSTANT AND EVERY SUCCEEDING EVENING THIS
WEEK, WHERE WILL BE SOLD THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ANCIENT AND
MODERN AUTHORS, THAT WERE EVER YET DISPATCHED BENEATH THE STROKE OF
THE MALLET ON THIS SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
Other sales of books by auction were advertised by William Prichard,
January 6th, 20th, February 22d, 24th, March 29th " (the last for this
season) under the great lamp, in Pewter-Platter Alley." September
1 1th, " at his new auction-room, opposite his Book-Store and Circulat-
ing-Library, in Market-Street, between Front and Second-Streets, next
door but one to Leetitia- Court." At which time he also advertises that
he "intends laying before the public one of the best collections of
useful modern authors that has been exposed to sale in Philadelphia
for many years, and hopes for encouragement of his fellow citizens.
Catalogues will be delivered."
THE PRINCETON [cut] PACKET, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. n. No. 26.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 51. THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1787.]
Princeton: Printed by James Tod. 1787. fol.
Discontinued, probably, at the above date.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NEW JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN
THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY: INCLUDING THE THREE FIRST MEETINGS. WITH AN
APPENDIX.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 89, 15. 8vo.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NEW YORK.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE
STATE OF NEW- YORK ; HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE
22o, 1785.
New-York: Printed by HugJi Oaine, in Hanover-Square. M.DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. 24. 4to. AAS. LOC. NYHS.
This was the first New York Convention.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1787.
Providence : Printed by John Carter, at itie Post- Office, at Shakespeare'1 s
Head, near the State-House. 1787. fol. AAS. RIHS.
RANDOLPH, EDMUND JENNINGS 1753 - 1813
A LETTER OF HIS EXCELLENCY EDMUND RANDOLPH, ESQUIRE, ON THE FEDERAL
CONSTITUTION, RICHMOND, OCTOBER 10, 1787.
f Richmond: Printed by Augustine Dams, 1787.] pp. [16.] 16mo. LOC.
Reprinted in Brooklyn, in 1888.
RASPE, RUDOLF ERICH 1737 - 1794
GULLIVER REVIVED: CONTAINING SINGULAR TRAVELS, CAMPAIGNS, VOYAGES AND AD-
VENTURES, IN RUSSIA, ICELAND, TURKEY, EGYPT, GIBRALTAR, UP THE MEDITER-
RANEAN, AND THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. ALSO, AN ACCOUNT OF A VOYAGE INTO THE
MOON, WITH MANY EXTRAORDINARY PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO THE COOKING
ANIMAL IN THAT PLANET, WHICH ARE HERK CALLED THE HUMAN SPECIES. By
BARON MUNCHAUSEN.
Boston : Printed and sold by Benjamin Edes and Son, No. 42, Cornlnll. 1787.
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RASPE, KDDOI.F Emeu, continued.
GULLIVER REVIVED : CONTAINING SINGULAR TRAVELS, CAMPAIGNS, VOYAGES,
AND ADVENTURES IN RUSSIA, ICELAND, TUBKEY, EGYPT, GIBRALTAR, UP THE
MEDITERRANEAN, AND THE ATLANTIC OCKAN: ALSO AN ACCOUNT OP A VOYAGE
INTO THE MOON, WITH MANY EXTRAORDINARY PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO THE
COOKING ANIMAL IN THAT PLANET, WHICH ARE HERE CALLED THE HUMAN SPECIES.
BY BARON MUNCHAUSEN. THE FOURTH EDITION, ENLARGED.
London, Printed: Newport (Rhode-Island) Re-printed by Peier Edes
M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (2), (4), 40 + lOmo. CLS.
— GULLIVER REVIVED, CONTAINING SINGULAR TRAVELS, CAMPAIGNS, VOYAGES
AND ADVENTURES, IN RUSSIA, ICELAND, TURKEY, EGYPT, GIBRALTAR, UP THE
MEDITERRANEAN, AND ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN: ALSO AN ACCOUNT OF A VOYAGE
INTO THE MOON, WITH MANY EXTRAORDINARY PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO THE
COOKING ANIMAL IN THAT PLANET, WHICH ARE HERE CALLED THE HUMAN SPECIES.
BY BARON MUNCHAUSEN. THE FOURTH EDITION, CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, 1787.
READ, DANIEL 1757 _ 1841
A SUPPLEMENT TO THE AMERICAN SINGING-BOOK. CONTAINING TWENTY-FIVE AP-
PROVED PSALM-TUNES, FROM DIFFERENT AUTHORS, WITH RULES FOR SINGING
PREFIXED.
New-Haven: Printed for and sold by Daniel Read, in Broadway. 1787.
REINAGLE, ALEXANDER 1756 - 1809
A SELECT COLLECTION OF THE MOST FAVOURITE SCOTS TUNES. WITH VARIATIONS
FOR THE PIANO FORTE OR HARPSICHORD. COMPOSED BY A. REINAGLE.
Philadelphia : Printed for the Author : and sold by T. Dobson & W. Young,
at t/ieir respective Book Stores, Second Street. 1787.
THE RENOWNED HISTORY OF GILES GINGERBREAD; A LITTLE BOY WHO LIVED
UPON LEARNING.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
THE RETURNED CAPTIVE. A POEM, FOUNDED ON A LATE FACT. . . .
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 60. 12mo.
"A description of a fight with British Tories, and capture, and prison
life in a British camp." With an Enoch Arden ending.
THE RETURNED CAPTIVE; A POEM, FOUNDED ON A LATE INCONTESTABLE FACT.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street, second door
above Chesnut- Street. 1787.
A REVIEW OF THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE LATE CONVENTION, HELD AT
PHILADELPHIA, 1787. BY A FEDERAL REPUBLICAN. [Five lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Smith and James Prange, below the Draw-
bridge. 1787. pp. 89. 8vo.
RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
DECEMBER, 1786. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY
OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN AND
HOLDEN BY ADJOURNMENT, AT EAST-GREENWICH, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY IN DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR
OF INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, [1787.] pp. 25. fol. JCB. LOC.
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RHODE ISLAND. STATE, continued.
— MARCH, 1787. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HELD (BY ADJOURNMENT) AT SoUTH-KlNGSTOWN, WITHIN AND FOU THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wliteler. [1787.] pp. 22. fol. JCB. LOC.
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20687
- — MAY, 1787. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT NEWPORT, ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN MAY, IN THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE
ELEVENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wfteeler. [1787.] pp. 12. fol. JCB. LOC.
- — JUNE, 1787. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THK STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HELD BY ADJOURNMENT AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORE-
SAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OK INDE-
PENDENCE.
[Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, 1787.] pp. 14. fol. JCB. LOC.
- — AUGUST, 1787. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HELD AT BRISTOL, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID. ON THE THIRD
MONDAY IN AUGUST, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
I Providence: Printed by John Carter f 1787.]
- — SEPTEMBER, 1787. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS,
BEGUN AND HOLDEN, IN CONSEQUENCE OF WARRANTS ISSUED BY HIS EXCELLENCY
THE GOVERNOR, AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON MON-
DAY THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF INDEPEN-
DENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1787.] pp. 17. fol. JCB. LOC.
- — OCTOBER, 1787. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT SoUTH-KlNGSTOWN, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON
THE LAST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1787.] pp. 14. fol. HSP.
- STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. AN ACT FOR GRANT-
ING AND APPORTIONING A TAX OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, . . . [Colophon :]
[Providence:] Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1787.] Broadside, fol.
- STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. AN ACT FOR MORE
EQUAL REPRESENTATION IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. 1787. Broadside, fol. JCB. LOC.
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THE ROYAL ALPHABET; OK CHILD'S BEST INSTRUCTOR; TO WHICH is ADDED, THE
HISTORY OF A LITTLE BOY FOUND UNDER A HAYCOCK.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
RUSH, BENJAMIN 1745 _ 1813
AN ENQUIRY INTO THE EFFECTS OF PUBLIC PUNISHMENTS UPON CRIMINALS, AND
UPON SOCIETY. READ IN THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING POLITICAL ENQUIRIES, CON-
VENED AT THE HOUSE OF HIS EXCELLENCY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, ESQUIRE, IN
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 9TH, 1787. [Six lines from] PREFACE TO LAWS OF THE
SOCIETY FOR POLITICAL ENQUIRIES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnut-Street. M.DCC.LXXX-
VII. pp. (18). 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. LCP. MHS. NYPL. SCO.
Reprinted in London this year : in his Essays, in Philadelphia, in 1798 ;
in a second edition, in Philadelphia, in 1806 ; and in New York, in
1816.
AN INQUIRY INTO THE EFFECTS OF SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS CPON THE HUMAN
BODY, AND THEIR INFLUENCE UPON THE HAPPINESS OF SOCIETY. BY BENJAMIN
RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN THE COL-
LEGE OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1790 ; in Edinburgh, in 1791 ; and several
times thereafter.
THOUGHTS UPON FEMALE EDUCATION. ACCOMODATED TO THE PRESENT STATE OF
SOCIETY, MANNERS AND GOVERNMENT, IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AD-
DRESSED TO THE VISITORS OF THE YOUNO LADIES1 ACADEMY IN PHILADELPHIA,
28 JULY, 1787, AT THE CLOSE OF THE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION. BY BENJAMIN
RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PRAYER, BY SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D. RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH, AND VICE-PIIOVO8T OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ; DELIVERED
UPON THE SAME OCCASION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Prichard & Hall, MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 82. 8vo.
— THOUGHTS UPON FEMALE EDUCATION, ACCOMODATED TO THE PRESENT
STATE OF SOCIETY, MANNERS AND GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMER-
ICA. ADDRESSED TO THE VISITORS OF THE YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY IN PHILA-
DELPHIA, 28 JULY, 1787, AT THE CLOSE OF THE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION. BY
BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PRAYER, BY SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D. RECTOR OF
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, AND VICE-PROVOST OF THB UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA;
DELIVERED UPON THE SAME OCCASION.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, in State-Street. 1787. pp. 30. 8vo. AAS.
THE SALEM MERCURY: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL AND MORAL. NUMB. 13. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 6, [ — NUMB. 63. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1787.]
Published by Dabney and Cvshing, in the Main Street, Salem; . . .
1787. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
SAUNDERS, RICHARD, pseudonym.
POOR RICHARD IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS . . . FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788. ... BY RICHARD SADNDERS, PHILOM.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Hall and Sellers. [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo.
Contains, Plan of the new Poederal government. Ratifications. A scale
of depreciation, for the settlement of debts, as established by the Gen-
eral Assembly of Pennsylvania.
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THE SCHOOL OP WISDOM; OR, REPOSITORY OP THE MOST VALUABLE CURIOSITIES OP
ART AND NATURE. COMPILED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. [By D. L.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett ? 1787.
SCOTT, SARAH ROBINSON - 1795
THE MAN OP REAL SENSIBILITY: OR, THE HISTORY OP SIR GEORGE ELLISON.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Woodhovse, in Front-Street, next door
to the Coffee-House. 1787.
SCOTT, WILLIAM 1750 - 1804
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE READING AND SPELLING OP THE ENGLISH TONGUE. A NEW
EDITION, VERY MUCH IMPROVED.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street, between Ches-
nut and Market-Streets. 1787.
SELECT POEMS ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS, CHIEPLY AMERICAN, AMONG WHICH ARE SEV-
ERAL WROTE BY THE CELEBRATED DOCTOR LADD.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, in State-Street. 1787. 2vols.
SEW ALL, DANIEL 1755 - 1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY; OR ALMANACK, pou THE YEAH OF CHRISTIAN .ERA, 1788.
... BY DANIEL SEWALL, PHILOMATH.
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, Printed and sold by Itobert Gerrish. [1787.]
SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM 1564-1616
THE TWINS: OH WHICH is WHICH? A FARCE, IN THREE ACTS, ALTERED FROM SHAKE-
SPEARE'S COMEDY OF ERRORS. BY WILLIAM WOODS.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
SHEEHAN, JOHN - 1787
LAMENTATION AND FAREWELL TO THE WORLD OP JOHN SHEEHAN; FOUND IN HIS
POCKET BY HIS BROTHER, DANIEL SHEEHAN, AFTER HIS DEATH.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, near Liberty-Pole. 1787.
A TRUE NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE; TOGETHER WITH THE LAST WORDS AND CON-
FESSION OP JOHN SHEEHAN, WHO WAS EXECUTED IN BOSTON, ON THURSDAY, Nov.
22, 1787, FOR BURGLARY.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, near Liberty-Pole. 1787.
SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY BUTLER
THE CRITIC: OR A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. A DRAMATIC PIECE.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
1751-1816
SHERMAN, JOSIAH 1734 - 1789
CHRIST THE TRUE VICTIM AND CONQUEROR. A HISTORY OF THE WAR, IN WHICH THE
SON OF GOD ENGAGED WITH ALL THE POWERS OF DARKNESS, CONCERNING THE
RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD AS MORAL GOVERNOR • — HOW IT COMMENCED; AND HOW HE
DECIDED IT, BY BEING MADE A VICTIM AND SACRIFICE IN THE DEVIL'S KINGDOM;
BY MEANS OF WHICH, HE CONQUERED AND DESTROYED GOD'S ENEMIES MADE
ATONEMENT FOR SIN PAID THE PRICE OF OUR RANSOM MERITED THE KlNG-
DOM OP THE UNIVERSE TO HIMSELF — AND REDEEMED MULTITUDES TO GOD OUT
OF EVERY NATION. BY JOSIAH SHERMAN, A. M. . . .
Litctifield: Printed by T. Collier. [1787.] pp. 66. 8vo. AAS. BA.
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SHERMAN, JOSIAH, continued.
THE NATURE OF MORAL AGENCY. BY JOSIAH SHERMAN, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH
OF GOSHEN.
Litclifield: Printed by Thomas Collier? 1787?
- ORACLES OF REASON : AS FORMED BY THE DEISTS, ARE HDSKS FOR DEISTICAL
AND HEATHEN SWINE; BUT THE TRUTHS OF THE GOSPEL ARE BREAD FOR GOD'S
CHILDREN. A CONCISE, BUT PLAIN ANSWER, TO GENERAL ALLEN'S ORACLES OF
REASON: BY COMMON SENSE.
Lilchjield: Printed by Thomas Collier. [1787.] pp. 40. 8vo.
- A SERMON TO SWINE: FROM LUKE xv. 16. "AND HE FAIN WOULD HAVE FILLED
HIS BELLY WITH THE HUSKS THAT THE SWINE DID EAT." CONTAINING A CONCISE,
BUT SUFFICIENT ANSWER TO GENERAL ALLEN'S ORACLES OF REASON. By COM-
MON SENSE, A. M.
Litehfield : Printed by Thomas Collier, near the Court-House. 1787. pp.
40. 8vo. LOC.
This is commented on at length in an advertisement in the New-Haven
Gazette for April 19, 1787.
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SHUTE, DANIEL 1722 - 1803
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE MEETING-HOUSE IN THE FIRST PARISH IN HINGHAM,
MARCH 23, 1787, AT THE INTERMENT OF THE REV. EBENEZER GAY, D. D. PASTOR
OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN HlNGHAM, WHO DIED MARCH 18, 1787. BY DANIEL
SHUTE, A. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND CHURCH IN HINGHAM. (PUBLISHED AT THE
BEQUEST OF THE PARISH.)
Salem: Printed by Dabney and Gushing. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. [32.] 8vo.
Contains a Biographical sketch of Ebenezer Gay, from the Massachu-
setts Guandian [sic] of March 30, 1787.
SLACK, Mrs. -
THE AMERICAN INSTRUCTOR: OR, YOUNG MAN'S BEST COMPANION. CONTAINING,
SPELLING, READING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETICK, IN AN EASIER WAY THAN ANY
YET PUBLISHED; AND HOW TO QUALIFY ANY PERSON FOR BUSINESS, WITHOUT THE
HELP OF A MASTER. INSTRUCTIONS TO WRITE VARIETY OF HANDS, WITH COPIES
BOTH IN PROSE AND VERSE. HOW TO WRITE LETTERS ON BUSINESS OR FRIEND-
SHIP. FORMS OF INDENTURES, BONDS, BILLS OF SALE, RECEIPTS, WILLS, LEASES,
RELEASES, &C. ALSO MERCHANTS ACCOUNTS, AND A SHORT AND EASY METHOD OF
SHOP AND BOOK-KEEPING. TOGETHER WITH THE METHOD OF MEASURING CARPEN-
TERS, JOINERS, SAWYERS, BRICKLAYERS, PLASTERERS, PLUMBERS, MASONS, GLAZ-
IERS AND PAINTERS WORK. WlTH THE DESCRIPTION OF GUNTER's LINE, AND
COGGESHALL'S SLIDING RULE. LIKEWISE THE PRACTICAL GAUGER MADE EASY;
THE ART OF DIALLING, AND HOW TO ERECT AND FIX DIALS ; WITH INSTRUCTIONS
FOR DYING, COLOURING, AND MAKING COLOURS; AND SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
FOR GARDENING EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR. WlTH INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO PICKLE
AND PRESERVE ; TO MAKE DIVERS SORTS OF WINE ; AND MANY EXCELLENT PLAS-
TERS AND MEDICINES, NECESSARY IN ALL FAMILIES. A COMPENDIUM OF THE
SCIENCES OF GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY. ALSO SOME USEFUL INTEREST TABLES.
BY GEORGE FISHER, ACCOUNTANT. WITH ALTERATIONS AND AMENDMENTS
ADAPTED TO THE USE OF THE YOUTH OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Philadelphia : Printed and told by Joseph Crukshank, in Market- Street.
MDCCLXXXVII. pp. xii, 372, frontispiece. 12mo. AAS.
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SMALLEY, JOHN 1734 - 1820
THE PERFECTION OF THE DIVINE LAW; AND ITS OSEFDI.NKSS FOR THE CONVERSION
OF SOULS. A SERMON, DELIVERED IN THE COLLEGE-CHAPEL, IN NEW-HAVEN, ON
THE MORNING AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT, A. D. M.DCC.LXXXVII. BY JOHN
SMALLEY, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN BERLIN.
New-Haven: Printed by Jonah Meigs. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp.25. 8vo.
SMITH, CHARLOTTE TURNER 1749 - 1806
ELEGIAC SONNETS. BY CHARLOTTE SMITH. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-Street, near Chesnut-
Street. 1787.
In two states : "May also be had neatly printed on fine paper."
SMITH, SAMUEL STANHOPE 1750 - 1819
AN ESSAY ON THE CAUSES OF THE VARIETY OF COMPLEXION AND FIGURE IN THE
HUMAN SPECIES. To WHICH ARE ADDED STRICTURES ON LORD KAIMS'S [sic] DIS-
COURSE, ON THE ORIGINAL DIVERSITY OF MANKIND. BY THE REVEREND SAMUEL
STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. VICE-PRESIDENT, AND PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
TN THE COLLEGE OF NEW-JERSEY ; AND MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILO-
SOPHICAL SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head, Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. (2), (2), 111; (31). 8vo. AAS. BA. LCP. LOC.
Reprinted in Edinburgh, in 1788 ; in London, in 1789 ; and, in a second
edition, enlarged and improved, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in
1810.
20713
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WILLIAM PITT SMITH.
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SMITH, WILLIAM PITT
THE UNIVERSALIST. IN SEVEN LETTERS TO AMYNTOR. BY
THAT GOD MAY BE ALL IN ALL. [Six lines from] POPE.
New -York: Printed by Francis Ohild». M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 305,
(1). 16mo. AAS. BM.
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CINCINNATI, BY THEIR DELEGATES IN GENERAL-MEETING,
CONVENED AT PHILADELPHIA, MAY, 1787 ; BEING THE SECOND GENERAL-MEETING.
Philadelphia: Printed in the year M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 17. fol. BA.
SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE.
ACTS, ORDINANCES, AND RESOLVES, OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH-CAROLINA: PASSED IN MARCH, 1787. [1 JANUARY, -28 MARCH, 1787.]
Cliarleston : Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. M,DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. (2), [77], (2). fol. LOC.
- A BILL FOR ESTABLISHING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CARO-
LINA.
Charleston; Printed by Peter Timothy. 1787. pp. 23. 4to. BM.
- THE INSTALLMENT LAW.
Charleston: Printed by Childs, Haswell & M'lver, Printers to tlie City,
No. 47, Bay. 1787.
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20718 SOUTH-CAROLINA STATE GAZETTE AND DAILY ADVERTISER. JANUARY - DECEM-
BER, 1787.
Charleston: Printed by John Miller. 1787. fol.
20719 THE SOUTH-CAROLINA WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
Charleston: Printed? by John Markland at his Printing-Office, next the
City-Tavern, Church- Street. 1787.
Proposals to print, every Tuesday morning, were made May 8, 1787.
20720 THE SOUTHERN STATES EPHEMERIS : OR THE NORTH AND SOUTH-CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OP ocu LORD, 1788. CONTAINING, BESIDES
THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON, THE PLACES AND ASPECTS OP THE PLANETS,
*C. A NEW AND COPFOUS GARDENER'S CALENDAR, FOR SOUTH-CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA ; A DO. FOR NORTH-CAROLINA, ....
Charleston, South-Carolina: Printed and sold by Bowen, Vandle & Andrews,
at Franklin's Head, No. 31 Bay. [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo.
20721 SPALDING, JOSHUA 1760-1825
A SERMON DELIVERED AT SALEM, PREVIOUS TO THE EXECUTION OF ISAAC COOMBS,
AN INDIAN, WHOSE CRIMK WAS MURDER OF HIS WIPE.
Salem: Printed by Dabney and Gushing. 1787. pp. 24. 8vo. HC.
20722 SQUIBB, ROBERT
THE GARDENER'S KALENDER, FOR SOUTH-CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND NORTH-CARO-
LINA, CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OP ALL WORK NECESSARY TO BE DONE IN THE
KITCHEN AND FRUIT GARDENS EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR, WITH INSTRUCTIONS
FOR PERFORMING THE SAME ; ALSO PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS RELATIVE TO SOIL
AND SITUATION, ADAPTED TO THE DIFFERENT KINDS OP PLANTS AND TREES MOST
PROPER FOR CULTIVATION IN THESE STATES. BY ROBERT SQUIBB, NURSERY AND
SEEDSMAN, OP CHARLESTON, SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy: Sold by S. Wright & Co. No. 7.
Elliot-Street. 1787. pp. 108. 12mo.
Reprinted in Mobile in 1842.
20723 THE STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. VOL. i. NUMB. 52. THURSDAY, JANUARY
4, [ — NUMB. 103. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Newbern: Printed by Hodge & Blanchard, Printers to the State, in Han-
cock Street, between Pollock and Water Streets, where subscriptions are taken at
25«. per annum. 1787. fol.
20724 THE STATE [S. C. arms] GAZETTE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. VOL. XLV. No. 2468.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 3576. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Charleston: Printed for A.Timothy, Printers to the State, No. 84, the
corner of Broad and King-Streets. 1787. fol.
20725 STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747-1819
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND THE NORTH-AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THK
YEAR OF THE CREATION, ACCORDING TO SACRED WRIT, 5750 ; AND OF THE CHRIS-
TIAN X.HA, 1788, BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE 12TH OF THE INDE-
PENDENCE OP AMERICA. [Fifteen lines.] BY SAMUEL STEARNS, PHILOM.
Boston: Printed by Edes & Son, No. 49, Marlborough-Street. [1787.] pp.
(24). 12mo. " AAS. LOC.
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STEARNS, SAMUEL, continued.
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND NORTH AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE
YEAR OP OUR LORD 1788.
Printed at Benninrjton, (Vermont) by Itaswell & Runnell, £1787. ]
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND NORTH AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE
TEAR OP OUR LORD, 1788.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. [1787.]
STEVENS, GEORGE ALEXANDER 1710 - 1784
THE CELEBRATED LECTURE ON HEADS ; BY GEORGE ALEXANDER STEVENS. WHICH
HAS BEEN EXHIBITED UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED SUCCESSIVE NIGHTS, TO
CROWDED AUDIENCES, AND MET WITH THE MOST UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE.
Printed [by Robert Smith] for Samuel Dellap, in Philadelphia. [1787.]
pp. 28. 8vo. JCB.
In correction of No. 12567, erroneously entered under the year 1772.
Advertised in The Evening Chronicle of September 11, 1787, as "just
published by Samuel Dellap."
STILES, EZRA
A FUNERAL SERMON, DELIVERED THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1787. AT THE INTERMENT
OF THE REVEREND MR. ClIAUNCEY WmTTELSEY, PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH
IN THE CITY OP NEW-HAVEN, WHO DIED JULY 24TII, 1787, IN THE LXXTH YEAR
OF HIS AGE, AND XXXTH OF HIS MINISTRY. BY EZRA STILES, D. D. LL. D. PRESI-
DENT OP YALE-COLLEGE.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 34,
(8). 8VO. AAS. BA. NYPL. YC.
— A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND HENRY
CHANNING, A. M. TO THE PASTORAL CHARGE OP THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-LONDON, MAY 17, 1787. BY EZRA STILES, D. D. LL. D.
PRESIDENT OF YALE-COLLEGE.
New-London: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. [41.] Svo.
STOXIXGTON. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
THE SENTIMENTS AND PLAN OF THE STONINGTON ASSOCIATION. 1787. [Isaac
Backus, moderator.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, [1787.]
STRONG, NEHEMIAH 1729 - 1807
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIAHY, KALENDER, OR ALMANACK, FOR TIIK YEAR OF ouu LOUD,
1788. [Ten lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR IN MATIIEMATICKS AND
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Six lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Elixha Babcock. [1787.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. YC.
• • AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788 : [Ten lines.] BY HOSEA
STAFFORD, PHILO. [Eight lines of verse.]
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1787.] pp.
[24.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
STRONG'S ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788 : [Fourteen lines.] BY
NEHKMIAH STRONG, ESQ. ; LATE PROFESSOR OP MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Four lines of verse.]
New-Haoen: Printed by J. Meigs. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. YC.
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THE SUGAR PLUMB ; OH SWEET AMUSEMENT FOR LEISURE HOURS ; BEING AN ENTER-
TAINING AND INSTRUCTIVE COLLECTION OF STORIES. EMBELLISHED WITH CURIOUS
CUTS. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
MDCC-
AAS.
Printed tit Worcester, Massachusetts, by IsaiaJi Thomas,
LXXXVII. pp. 123. 32mo.
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8WAMWICK, JOHN
THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION, ADDRESSED TO THE VISITORS OF THE YOUNO LADIES'
ACADKMY IN PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 31,1787. AT THE CLOSE OF THE QUAR-
TERLY EXAMINATION. By JOHN SWANWICK, ESQUIRE, ONE OF THE VISITORS OF
THE SAID ACADEMY. To WHICH ARE ADDED ; A PRAYER, DELIVERED ON THE
SAME OCCASION, BY SAMUEL, MAGAW, D. D. AND A POEM, ON THE PROSPECT OF
SEEING THE FINE ARTS FLOURISH IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second-street, betmen Market
and Chesnut-Slreet. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 36. 12mo. JCB. LOC.
SWEDENBORG, OR SWEDBERG, EMANUEL 1688 - 1772
A SUMMARY VIEW OF THE HEAVENLY DOCTRINES op THE NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH,
WHICH WAS FORETOLD BY THE LORD IN DANIEL, CHAP. VII. 13,14. AND IN THE
APOCALYPSE, CHAP, xxi, 1, 2. ARRANGED UNDER THE FOLLOWING GENERAL HEADS:
OF THE LORD AS CREATOR. OF THE LORD AS REDEEMER. Op REDEMPTION. OP
THE HOLY GHOST. OF THE DIVINE TRINITY. OF THE SACRED SCRIPTURE, OR
WORD OP THE LORD. OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS, AND OF THE DOCTRINE OP
LIFE THENCE DERIVED. OF FAITH. Op CHARITY, OR LOVE TOWARDS OUR NEIGH-
BOUR, AND OF GOOD WORKS. Op FREEWILL. (>P REPENTANCE. OF REGENERATION.
OP TEMPTATION. Op IMPUTATION. OF BAPTISM AND OP THE HOLY SUPPER. THE
WHOLE COLLECTED PROM THE THEOLOGICAL WRITINGS OP THE HON. EMANUEL
SWEDENBORG, SERVANT OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST.
London: Printed. Philadelphia: Re-printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's
Head, in Market Street. — 1787. pp. iv, xii, 17 - 80. 8vo. AAS.
SYMMES, JOHN CLEVES 1742-1814
To THE RESPECTABLE PUBLIC. [Relating to terms of purchase of the Miami grant
of land in Ohio.] SIGNED AT TRENTON, THE 2(iTH DAY op NOVEMBER, A. D.
1787. JOHN CLEVES SYMMES.
[T:enton: Printed by Isaac Collins, 1787.] pp. (30). 32mo. AAS.
To THE RESPECTABLE PUBLIC. [Relating to terms of purchase of the
Miami grant of land in Ohio. Signed,] JOHN CLEVES SYMMES, TRENTON,
NOVEMBER 26, 1787.
[Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, 1787.] pp. 16. 16mo. LOC.
A TABLE, CALCULATED TO SHEW IN AN INSTANT THE CONTENTS (iN FEET AND
TWELFTH PARTS OP A FOOT) OF ANT SLED LOAD OR CART LOAD OP WOOD : -
HAVING THE LENGTH GIVEN IN FEET, AND THE HEIGHT AND WIDTH IN FEET AND
INCHES.
Boston : Printed by John Wincoll Allen and sold at No. 49, Marlborough-
Street. 1787.
TAYLOR, EDWARD - 1797
WERTEH TO CHARLOTTE. A POEM. WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE TOMB OP
WERTER. [Two lines of verse.]
[Philadelphia :J Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second, the corner of
Walnut-streets. 1787. pp. (38). 8vo. NYPL.
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TAYLOR, EDWARD, continued.
WKRTER TO CHARLOTTE, A POEM ; WITH A DESCRIPTION OP THE TOMB OP
WBHTER. [Two lines of verse.] To WHICH is ADDED, THE HIGHWAYMAN'S
SOLILOQUY, AND THE UNFORTUNATE LOVERS.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by John Hayes, 1787.
20744
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20746
20747
20748
WEHTER TO CHARLOTTE ; A POEM : WITH A DESCRIPTION OP THE TOMB OP
WERTER. [Two lines of verse.] To WHICH is ADDED, THE NUNNERY, OR THE
DEATH OP ADELAIDE ; THE SORROWS OP MATILDA ; AND THE INDIAN CHIEF.
New -York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, No. 44, Hanover-Square, corner
oftlie Old- Slip. 1787.
THE THEATRE OP EDUCATION, CONSISTING OP ENTERTAINING MORAL INSTRUCTIONS,
IN THE FORM OF SHORT COMEDIES.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787.
THOMAS, ISAIAH 1749 - 1831
CATALOGUE OP BOOKS TO BE SOLD BY ISAIAH THOMAS, AT HIS BOOK-STORE IN WOR-
CESTER, MASSACHUSETTS. CONSISTING OP MANY CELEBRATED AUTHORS IN HIS-
TORY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, GEOGRAPHY, ANTIQUITIES, PHILOSOPHY, NOVELS, MISCEL-
LANIES, DIVINITY, PHYSICK, SURGERY, ANATOMY, ARTS, SCIENCES, HUSBANDRY,
ARCHITECTURE, NAVIGATION, MATHEMATICKS, LAW, PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS,
POETRY, PLAYS, MU8ICK, &C. AC. MDCCLXXXVII.
Printed at Worcester by Isaiah Ihomas. [1787.] pp. 26, (1). 12mo. AAS.
THOMAS, MOSES
A HISTORY OP PACTS ; ALSO THE DEALINGS OF SOME OF THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
IN MIDDLEBOROUGH WITH ELDER [Ebenezer] HINDS. WRITTEN BY A FRIEND TO
TRUTH.
Middleborovgh : Printed by Nathaniel Covtrly. 1787. pp.16. 16mo.
THORNTON, ELISHA
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788. CALCULATED FOR THE MERID-
IAN OP PROVIDENCE, AND WILL SERVE FOR THE ADJACENT STATES. ... BY
ELISHA THORNTON, OF SMITHPIELD. [Four lines of verse.]
Newport: Printed and sold by Peter Edes. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
"As this Almanack is calculated by one of the Society of Friends, and
adapted to their style, it is hoped that they will give it preference to
any other."
THUMB, TOM, pseudonym.
A BAG OF NUTS, READY CRACKED; OR INSTRUCTIVE FABLES, INGENIOUS RIDDLES, AND
MERRY CONUNDRUMS. BY THE CELEBRATED AND FACETIOUS THOMAS THUMB, ESQ.
PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL LITTLE MASTERS AND MISSES WHO LOVE
READING AS WELL AS PLAYING.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
20749
- THE EXHIBITION OF TOM THUMB; BEING AN ACCOUNT OP MANY VALUABLE AND
SURPRISING CURIOSITIES WHICH HE HAS COLLECTED IN THE COURSE OP HIS TRAV-
ELS, FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT OF THE AMERICAN YOUTH. THE
FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, AfassacJivsells, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCC-
LXXXVII. pp. 60. 32mo. AAS.
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THUMB, TOM, continued.
TOM THUMB'S FOLIO; OK A THREE PENNY PLAT THING FOR LITTLE GIANTS, TO
WHICH IS ADDED AN ABSTRACT OP THE LIFE OF MR. TOM. THUMB, AND AN HISTOR-
ICAL ACCOUNT OF THE WONDERFUL DEEDS HE PERFORMED, TOGETHER WITH SOME
ANECDOTES RESPECTING GRUMBO, THE GREAT GIANT. ADORNED WITH CUTS.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiali Thomas, MDCCLXXXVII.
TIME, MARK, pseudonym.
MARK TIME'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OCR LORD, 1788, AND THE TWELFTH
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE: . . .
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Eleaier Oswald, at the Coffee-House.
[1787.]
A TREATISE ON THE GONORRHOEA. BY A SURGEON OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
Norfolk: Printed by John M' Lean. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. [32+] 8vo.
THE TRENTON MERCURY, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. NUMB. 1. TUES-
DAY, MAY 15, [ — NUMB. 33. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1787.]
Trenton: Printed by Frederick C. Qtiequelle and George M. Wilson. 1787. fol.
Established by Frederick C. Quequelle and George M. Wilson. The title
was altered, in the following year, to The Federal post, or, the Trenton
Weekly Mercury. With the issue for October 3, 1788, George M. Wilson
withdrew from its publication, and the paper was reduced in size, and
issued semi-weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for a month, but resum-
ing a weekly publication beginning November llth, under the abbre-
viated title of The Federal Post. It probably ceased to appear at the
close of its second volume in May, 1789.
TRUMBULL, JOHN 1750 - 1881
M'FiNGAL, AN EPIC POEM. IN FOUR CANTOS. [Three lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 125. 32mo.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THE BOARD OF TREASURY TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A MOTION FOR REPEALING THE
ORDINANCE OF THE 13TH OF OCTOBER LAST, AND THAT THE BOARD BE DIRECTED
TO REPORT AN ORDINANCE FOR THE EXPEDITIOUS AND EQUITABLE SETTLEMENT
OF THE ACCOUNTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES, AND THE INDIVIDUAL STATES,
BEG LEAVE TO REPORT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE: BE IT ORDAINED BY
THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. . . . SAMUEL OSGOOD, WALTER
LIVINGSTON. APRIL 16, 1787.
[New -York: 1787.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
20756
- THE BOARD OF TREASURY, TO WHOM "IT WAS REFERRED TO REPORT A REQUI-
SITION FOR THE CURRENT YEAH, INCLUDING ONE YEAR'S INTEREST ON THE FOR-
EIGN DKBT, AND SUCH PART OF THE PRINCIPAL AS MAY BECOME DUE IN THE ENSU-
ING YEAH: AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF ONE YEAR'S INTEREST ON THE
DOMESTIC DEBT, IN A MODE MOST CONVENIENT TO THE STATES, AND ADVANTAGE-
OUS TO THE UNION." BEG LEAVE WITH GREAT DEFERENCE TO REPRESENT TO
CONGRESS. . . .
I New-York: September 28, 1787.] pp. (14). 4to. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, MARCH 23, 1787. ON THE
REPORT OF A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONSIDER THE REDUCTIONS NECESSARY
TO BE MADE IN THE CIVII, LIST DEPARTMENT.
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (2). fol. JOB. NYPL.
The most rigid economy could not do more than these resolutions pro-
vide for. The private Secretary of the President, and the Steward of
the President's household each are to receive salaries of three hundred
dollars a year !
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. APRIL 21sT, 1787. [Reso-
lution on copper coinage.]
[New-York: 1787.] Broadside, fol.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, APRIL 21sT, 1787. [Reso-
lutions on western lands.]
[New -York: 1787.] Broadside, fol.
— BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. MAY 3, 1787. [Report of
Board of Treasury.]
[New-York: 1787.] Broadside, fol.
— BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, MAY 7, 1787. AN ORDI-
NANCE FOR SETTLING THE ACCOUNTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES, AND INDI-
VIDUAL STATES.
[New -York: 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
— BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. OCTOBER 3, 1787. [Reso-
lution on frontier troops/)
[New -York: 1787.] Broadside, fol.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. OCTOBER 11,1787. THE
COMMITTEE TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TREASURY
AND A MOTION OF MR. KEAN, RESPECTING THE REQUISITION FOR 1787, . . .
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
CIRCULAR LETTER OF HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE WASHINGTON, ESQ ; LATE COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF OF THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Smith, 1787.
THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE MEMORIAL
OF SAMUEL HOLDEN PARSONS, ESQUIRE, REPORT AS FOLLOWS. [Upon a grant of
a tract which shall be bounded by the Ohio, from the mouth of the Scioto to
the intersection of the western boundary of the seventh range of townships, now
surveying.]
[New -York: July 10, 1787.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
THE COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OF MR. CARRINGTON, MR. VARNUM, MR. CLARKE,
MR. KING AND MR. HAWKINS, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A MOTION OF MR. CAR-
RINGTON FOR REVISING THE ORDINANCE FOR SURVEYING AND SELLING THE
WESTERN TERRITORY — REPORT AS FOLLOWS: . . .
[New-York: April, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
THE COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OP MR. DANE, MK. CLAKKE, Mu. VARNUM, MR.
LEE, AND MB. GRAYSON TO WHOM IT WAS REFERRED TO CONSIDER WHAT OFFI-
CERS IN THE CIVIL DEPARTMENT ARE BECOME UNNECESSARY; AND TO WHOM WAS
ALSO REFERRED A MOTION OF MR. DANE, RESPECTING THE DEPARTMENT OP THE
TREASURY — REPORT THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS . . .
[New -York: September, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
THE COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OP MR. DANE, MR. HAWKINS, MR. KEAN, MR.
IRVINE, AND MR. CARRINGTON, TO WHOM WERE REFERRED THE REPORT OP THE
SECRETARY OF WAR, AND SUNDRY PAPERS RELATIVE TO INDIAN AFFAIRS IN THE
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT; REPORT IN PART: . . .
[New-York: October 12, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. JOHNSON, MR. PINCKNEY, MR. SMITH,
MR. DANE, AND MR. HENRY, APPOINTED TO PREPARE A PLAN OF A TEMPORARY
GOVERNMENT POR SUCH DISTRICTS, OR NEW STATES, AS SHALL BE LAID OUT BY
THE UNITED STATES, UPON THK PRINCIPLES OP THE ACTS OF CESSION FROM INDI-
VIDUAL STATES, AND ADMITTED INTO THE CONFEDERACY, —
[New-York: April 26, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
— THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. KEARNEY, MR. CARRINGTON, MR. BING-
HAM, MR. SMITH, AND MR. DANE, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE REPORT OF THE
SECRETARY OF WAR, AND SUNDRY PAPERS RELATIVE TO INDIAN AFFAIRS IN THE
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT ; AND ALSO A MOTION OF THE DELEGATES PROM THE
STATE OF GEORGIA, REPORT, . . .
[New -York: August 3, 1787.] pp. (4.) fol. LOC. NYPL.
— INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPERINTENDENT OP INDIAN AFFAIRS FOR THE DE-
PARTMENT. . . . GIVEN AT THE WAR-OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES THIS
DAY OF
[New-York: Februarys, 1787.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OP THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED: CONTAINING THE
PROCEEDINGS FROM THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1786, TO THE FIFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1787. VOL. xn. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS.
[New-York:] M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 255, (9). 8vo. JCB. MHS. NYPL.
20774
- JOURNALS OF CONGRESS, AND OF THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED,
FOR THE YEAR 1781. [ 1782.] PUBLISHED BY ORDER OP CONGRESS. VOL. VII.
New-York: Printed by John Patterson, M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 522, (17),
Ixxix. 8vo. NYPL.
An edition of five hundred copies was printed by order of Congress,
13 September, 1786. The volume is a close reprint of the Volume vn
printed by Claypoole in 1782, with a correction of the error in the
Index, and the addition of an appendix containing the Report of
Messrs. Duane, Sharp, and Wolcott, on the debts of the United States.
- MANUAL EXERCISE AND EVOLUTIONS OF THE CAVALRY. As PRACTISED IN THE
LATE AMERICAN ARMY.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold at his
Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVII. pp. 62. 16mo. AAS.
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20775
UNITED STATES, continued.
OFFICE FOB FOREIGN AFFAIRS. BTH APRIL, 1787. THE SECRETARY OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, IN PURSUANCE OF
THE ORDER OF CONGRESS DIRECTING HIM TO REPORT THE DRAFT OF A LETTER TO
THE STATES, TO ACCOMPANY THE RESOLUTIONS IN HIS REPORTS OF 18iH OCTOBER
LAST, ON A LETTER OF 6TH MARCH, 1786, FROM THE HONORABLE JOHN ADAMS,
ESQ ; REPORTS THE FOLLOWING, viz. [Draft of a Letter to the States requesting
the repeal of all acts repugnant to the Treaty with Great Britain.] ALL WHICH
IS SUBMITTED TO THE WISDOM OF CONGRESS. JOHN JAY.
[New -York: 1787.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
20776
20777
20778
20779
- UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, APRIL 13, 1787. THE FOLLOWING
LETTER WAS UNANIMOUSLY AGREED TO. SlR, OUR SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN
AFFAIRS HAS TRANSMITTED TO YOO COPIES OF A LETTER TO HIM FROM OUR MIN-
ISTER AT THE COURT OF LONDON, [calling attention to infractions of the Treaty
of Peace on the part of the United States. Regretting that some of the States
pay too little attention to the public faith pledged by the Treaty, Congress asks
the repeal of all Acts repugnant to the Treaty.]
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (3). fol. LOC.
- AN ORDINANCE FOB REGULATING THE POST OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
[New-York: June, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
AN ORDINANCE FOB THE GOVEBNMENT OF THE WESTEBN TEBBITORY.
[New-York: May 9, 1787.] pp. (2). fol.
LOC. NYPL.
20780
- AN ORDINANCE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORY OF THE UNITED
STATES, NORTH-WEST OF THE RIVER OHIO. . . . DONE BY THE UNITED STATES
IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1787, AND OF THIER \sic] SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE THE 12TH.
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (2). fol. HSP. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
- BARON STEUBEN'S REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE
TROOPS OF THE UNITED STATES, WHICH HAVE NOT ONLY BEEN ADOPTED BY CON-
GRESS, BUT THE SEVERAL LEGISLATURES THROUGHOUT THE CONTINENT FOR THE
DISCIPLINE OF THE MILITIA: CONTAINING, BESIDES THE MANUAL EXERCISE AND
EVOLUTIONS, INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMMANDANT OF A REGIMENT DOWN TO A
PRIVATE SOLDIER. EMBELLISHED WITH EIGHT ELEGANT COPPER PLATES.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin, 1787.
20781
- — BARON STEUBEN'S REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE
TROOPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
New -York: Printed and sold by Thomas Greenleaf, No. 25, Water-
Street. 1787.
" Part of this edition is rendered conformable to the military establish-
ment of this State, the only printed edition with such alterations, and
the remaining part correct copies of the late editions ; each decorated
with a half sheet copperplate engraving."
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UNITED STATES, continued.
REGULATIONS FOB THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OP THE TROOPS OF THE UNITED
STATES. BY BARON DE STEUBEN, LATE MAJOR-QENERAL AND INSPECTOR-GENERAL
IN THE ARMT OF THE UNITED STATES. THE FIFTH EDITION, REVISED.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, in State-Street. 1787. plates.
- THK RESOLUTIONS OF CONGRESS OF THE 18TH OF APRIL, 1783: RECOMMEND-
ING THE STATES TO INVEST CONGRESS WITH THE POWER TO LEVY AN IMPOST, FOR
THE USE OF THE STATES ; AND THE LAWS OF THE RESPECTIVE STATES, PASSED IN
PURSUANCE OF THE SAID RECOMMENDATION. TOGETHER WITH REMARKS ON THE
RESOLUTIONS OF CONGRESS AND LAWS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES, BY A REPUB-
LICAN. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX; CONTAINING THE RESOLUTIONS OF
CONGRESS, OF THE HTH OF AUGUST, RECOMMENDING THE EXECUTIVE OF THE
STATE OF NEW-YORK TO CONVENE THE LEGISLATURE TO TAKE INTO THEIR CON-
SIDERATION THE AFORESAID RECOMMENDATION; AND THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
23o OF AUGUST, CONTAINING THE ANSWER OF THE GOVERNOR OF NEW- YORK TO
THE FIRST RECOMMENDATION, AND THE RESOLUTIONS OF CONGRESS CONSEQUENT
THEREON.
New -York: Printed and sold by Carroll & Patterson, No. 32, Maiden-
Lane. 1787. pp. (2), 66. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
20788
- SCHEDULE OF REQUISITIONS ON THE SEVERAL STATES BY THE UNITED STATES
IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED; OF IOTH SEPT. 1782 — — 30TH OCT. 1781, AND 27TH
AND 28TH APRIL, 1784 - — OF THE 27TH SEPT. 1785, - — AND OF 2o
AUGUST, 1786 SHEWING THE QUOTAS ASSIGNED TO EACH, THE AMOUNT PAID
THEREON, AND THE BALANCES DUE.
[New -York: January 1, 1787.] Broadside, obi. 4to. LOC. NYPL.
- SCHEDULE OF REQUISITIONS ON THE SEVERAL STATES BY THE U. S. IN CON-
GRESS ASSEMBLED; [for 1787.] . . . JOSEPH NOURSE.
[New-York: September 25,1787.] Broadside, obi. fol.
- THE SECRETARY OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR TO
WHOM WERE REFERRED CERTAIN PAPERS TRANSMITTED BY THE SUPERINTENDANT
OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FOR THE NORTHERN DEPARTMENT, REPORTS, . . . H.
KNOX WAR OFFICE. JULY 20, 1787.
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (2). fol.
- STATE OF THE REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS FOR THE MONTH OF 178
PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF 17 AUGUST, 1785.
[New -York: 1787.] Broadside.
This form, for attendance, was in use from April 1787 to August 1788.
- A SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE FOR ASCER-
TAINING THE MODE OF DISPOSING OF LANDS IN THE WESTERN TERRITORY."
WHEREAS IT is FOUND TO BE INCONVENIENT TO EXECUTE THAT PART OF THE
LAND ORDINANCE PASSED MAY 20TH, 1785, . . .
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
• THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, To ALL WHO
SHALL SEK THESE PHESENTS, GREETING. WlIKKEAS THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, BY THEIR COMMISSION BEARING DATE THE
TWELFTH DAY OF MAY ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR,
THOUGHT PROPER TO CONSTITUTE JOHN ADAMS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, AND
THOMAS JEFFERSON, THEIR MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY, GIVING TO THEM, OR
A MAJORITY OF THEM, FULL POWERS TO CONFER, TREAT AND NEGOTIATE WITH
THE AMBASSADOR, MINISTER OH COMMISSIONER OF HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR
OF MOROCCO CONCERNING A TREATY OF AMITY AND COMMERCE, TO MAKE AND
RECEIVE PROPOSITIONS FOR SUCH TREATY, AND TO CONCLUDE AND SIGN THE SAME,
TRANSMITTING IT TO THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, FOR THEIR
SIGNAL RATIFICATION. ... IN THE NAME OF ALMIGHTY GOD. TlIIS IS A TREATY
OF PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP ESTABLISHED BETWEEN US AND THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, WHICH is CONFIRMED, AND WHICH WE HAVE ORDERED TO BE
WRITTEN IN THIS BOOK AND SEALED WITH OUR ROYAL SEAL AT OUR COURT OF
MOROCCO, ON THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF THE BLESSED MONTH OF SHABAN, IN
THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED, TRUSTING IN GOD IT WILL REMAIN PER-
MANENT: . . . NOW BE IT KNOWN, THAT WE THE SAID UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, HAVE ACCEPTED, APPROVED, HATIFED AND
CONFIRMED, AND BY THESE PRESENTS DO ACCEPT, APPROVE, RATIFY AND CONFIRM
THE SAID TREATY, AND EVERY ARTICLE AND CLAUSE THEREOF. IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, WE HAVE CAUSED OUR SKAL TO BE HEREUNTO AFFIXED. WITNESS HIS
EXCELLENCY ARTHUR ST. CLAIR, OUR PRESIDENT, AT THE CITY OF NBW-YOKK,
THIS EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF OUR SOVER-
EIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE.
[New-York: 1787.] pp. (3). fol. LOC.
THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1787.
PRESENT — NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK, NEW-
JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA, NORTH-CAROLINA, SOUTH-
CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA, AND FROM MARYLAND MK. Ross. CONGRESS HAVING
RECEIVED THE REPORT OF THE CONVENTION LATELY ASSEMBLED IN PHILADEL-
PHIA, RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, THAT THE SAID REPORT, WITH THE RESOLUTIONS
AND LETTER ACCOMPANYING THE SAME, BE TRANSMITTED TO THE SEVERAL LEG-
ISLATURES, IN ORDER TO BE SUBMITTED TO A CONVENTION OF DELEGATES, CHOSEN
IN EACH STATE BY THE PEOPLE THEREOF, IN CONFORMITY TO THE RESOLVES OF
THE CONVENTION, MADE AND PROVIDED IN THAT CASE. CHARLES THOMSON,
SECRETARY. [Colophon :]
Philadelphia : Printed by Dunlap & Claypoole. [1787.] Broadside, fol.
ARTICLES AGREED UPON BY THE FCEDERAL CONVENTION OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE WASHINGTON, ESQ., PRESIDENT,
SEPT. 17TH, 1787.
New -York: Printed ~by J. M'Lean, No. 41, Hanover-Square. [1787.]
pp. 4. fol. NYHS.
ARTYKELEN, DIE GEACCORDEERD ZYN BY DE FCEDERAL CONVENTIE DER
VEREENIGDE STAATEN VON NOORD AMEHIKA; ZYN EXCELLENTIE, GEORGE
WASHINGTON, ESQ. PRESIDENT.
Gedruckt voor de Foiderale Committee. Sy Joliannix Btilic.ock en Co. No.
47 Slaat-Street, Albany. [1787.] pp. 4. fol.
CONSTITUTION AND FRAME OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES: AS A
GENERAL GOVERNMENT, BY THE FEDERAL CONVENTION.
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett, 1787. pp. (16). 8vo. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
. THE CONSTITUTION, AS FORMED FOR THE UNITED STATES, BY THE FOSDERAL
CONVENTION, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, IN THE YEAR 1787, WITH THE RESOLVES
OF CONGRESS, AND OF THE ASSEMBLY OK PENNSYLVANIA THEREON.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford, in Fro nt- street, four doors below
the Coffee-House. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. (16). IGmo. NYFL.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. I Dated, New-Haven, Oct.
31, 1787.]
New-Haven: Printed by Josiah Meigs, M.DCC.LXXXVII. Broadside, fol.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED-STATES, AS RECOMMENDED TO CON-
GRESS THE 17TH OF SEPT. 1787, BY THE GRAND FEDERAL CONVENTION. WE THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN OliDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION,
. . . [Seven columns.] [Colophon:]
Portsmouth, Printed and sold by John Melcher, at liis office in Market-
Street. (Price seven pence.) [1787.] Broadside, obi. fol. BPL.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED-STATES, AS RECOMMENDED TO CON-
GRESS THE 17TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1787, BY THE GRAND FEDERAL CONVENTION.
Portsmouth: New- Hampshire, Printed and sold by John Melcher. N,DCC,-
LXXXVII [sic 1787.] pp. (16). 4to. NYPL.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. AGREED TO IN THE CONVEN-
TION AT PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 17, 1787.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, 1787.
THE CONSTITUTION, OR FRAME OF GOVERNMENT, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, AS REPORTED BY THE CONVENTION OF DELEGATES, FROM THE
UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT PHILADELPHIA ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF
MAY, 1787, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS TO THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING. [Colophon :]
Printed by Thomas and John Fleet, in Boston. [1787.] pp. 10. 8vo. LOO.
The Resolves of the Massachusetts General Court were added, as in the
following, the colophon being at the foot of page 16, in both im-
pressions.
THE CONSTITUTION ou FRAME OF GOVERNMENT, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OK AMERICA, AS REPORTED BY THE CONVENTION OF DBLEGATES, FROM THE
UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT PHILADELPHIA ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF
MAY, 1787, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS TO THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING. [Colophon :]
Printed by Thomas and John Fleet, in Boston. [1787.] pp. 20. 8vo. AAS.
— THE CONSTITUTION OR FRAME OF GOVERNMENT, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, AS REPORTED BY THE CONVENTION OF DELEGATES, FROM THE
UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY, 1787, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS TO THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING. — WHICH THEY RESOLVED SHOULD BE LAID BEFORE THE
UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED ; AND AFTERWARDS BE SUBMITTED TO A
CONVENTION OF DELEGATES, CHOSEN IN EACH STATE, BY THE PEOPLE THEREOF,
UNDER THE RECOMMENDATION OF ITS LEGISLATURE, FOR THEIR ASSENT AND RATI-
FICATION. TOGETHER WITH THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, FOR CALLING SAID CONVENTION, AGREEABLE
TO THE RECOMMENDATION OF CONGRESS. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OP GOVERNMENT.
Printed at Boston, MassaclMsetts, by Adams and Nour*e, Printers to the
Honourable the General Court. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 32. 8vo. AAS. nc. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
— THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. WE THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITKD STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, . . .
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1787.] pp. (8). fol. NYPL.
This issue is found both singly and bound with the 1784 revision of the
Acts and laws of Connecticut, second edition. 1130 copies were printed.
20803
20804
20805
20806
20807
20808
- — THB CONSTITUTION, PROPOSED FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BY THE FCEDERAL CONVENTION, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA,
IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. To WHICH IS
ANNEXED, THE RATIFICATIONS THEREOF BY THE DELEGATES OF PENNSYLVANIA
IN THE STATE CONVENTION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 24. 8vo.
- — THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, &c.
[Colophon :]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis. [1787.] pp. 11. 4to.
- — THE FCEDERAL CONSTITUTION, BEING THE RESULT OF THE IMPORTANT
DELIBERATIONS OF THE FCEDERAL CONVENTION, WHO COMPLETED THEIR BUSI-
NESS ON THE 17TH SEPTEMBER, 1787, AT PHILADELPHIA.
[New-York: Printed by T/io't Greenleaf.J [1787.] pp. 18. 18mo. LOC.
- • — PLAN OF THE FCEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, Printer to tJas Commonwealth. [1787.]
pp. [16.] 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
- — POSTSCRIPT TO THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1787.
IN CONVENTION, SEPTEMBER 17, 1787. PRESENT — THE STATES OF NEW-HAMP-
SHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, MR. HAMILTON FROM N. YORK, N. JER-
SEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA, S. CARO-
LINA & GEORGIA: RESOLVED. THAT THE PRECEEDING [sic] CONSTITUTION BE LAID
BEFORE THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, AND THAT IT IS THE
OPINION OF THIS CONVENTION, THAT IT SHOULD AFTERWARDS BE SUBMITTED TO A
CONVENTION OF DELEGATES, CHOSEN IN EACH STATE BY THE PEOPLE THEREOF,
UNDER THE RECOMMENDATION OF ITS LEGISLATURE, FOR THEIR ASSENT AND RAT-
IFICATION ; AND THAT EACH CONVENTION ASSENTING TO, AND RATIFYING THE SAME,
SHOULD GIVE NOTICE THEREOF TO THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED.
RESOLVED, THAT IT is THE OPINION OF THIS CONVENTION, THAT AS SOON AS THE
CONVENTIONS OF NINE STATES SHALL HAVE RATIFIED THIS CONSTITUTION [Ten
lines.] GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT; WILLIAM JACKSON, SECRETARY.
SIR, IN CONVENTION, SEPTEMBER 17, 1787. WE HAVE NOW THE HONOUR TO
SUBMIT TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE UNITED STATUS IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED,
THAT CONSTITUTION WHICH HAS APPEARED TO us THE MOST ADVISABLE. [Twenty-
two lines.] BY UNANIMOUS ORDER OF THE CONVENTION. GEORGE WASHINGTON,
PRESIDENT. HlS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
[Carlisle: Printed by Kline & Reynolds. 1787.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FCEDERAL CONVENTION HELD AT PHILADELPHIA,
IN THE YEAR 1787, AND THE TWELFTH YEAH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford, in Front-Street, four doors below
the Coffee-House. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 15. 8vo. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
20809 — PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND FEDERAL CONVKNTION. WE THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH
JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENCE,
PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO
OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION
FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . . .
[Boston: Printed by Benjamin Ede» and Son, October 1, 1787.] pp. (2). fol.
20810 — RESULT OF THE DELIBERATIONS OFTHE FEDERAL CONVENTION, CONVENED
AT PHILADELPHIA, IN THE YEAH 1787.
[ New-York: Printed by Samuel and John London, 1787.] pp.(12). 12mo.
Issued, also, appended to Beer's Columbian Almanack for 1788.
20811 — RESULTS OF THE DELIBERATIONS OF THE FEDERAL CONVENTION. IN CON-
VENTION, SEPT. 17, 1787. . . .
[Philadelphia: 1787.] pp. 16. 8vo. HSP.
20812 SUPPLEMENT TO THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,
1787. COPY OF THE RESULT OF THE DELIBERATIONS OF THE FEDERAL CONVEN-
TION. IN CONVENTION, SEPTEMBER 17, 1787. . . .
[New -York: Printed by J. M'Lean and Co. 1787.] pp. 4. fol.
20818 — SUPPLEMENT TO THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL. FRIDAY, SEP-
TEMBER 28, 1787. WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM
A MORE PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANCJUILITY,
PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENCE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND
SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO
ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMER-
ICA. . . . [Colophon:]
Norfolk: Printed by John M' Lean. [1787.] pp. (4). fol. LOC.
20814 — VERFAHREN DER VEREINIGTEN CONVENTION, GEHALTEN zu PHILADEL-
PHIA, IN DEM JAHR 1787, UNO DEM ZWOLFTEN JAHR DER AMERICANISCHEN
UNABHAENGIQKEIT. AUF VEROHDNUNG DER GENERAL ASSEMBLY VON MARY-
LAEND AUS DEM ENGLISCHEN UBERSETZT.
Friederich-Stadt : QedrucM bey Matthias Bartgii. [1787.] pp. (18). 8vo.
20815 WE THE PEOPLE OF THE STATES OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS,
RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK, NEW-
JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, NORTH-CAROLINA,
SOUTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA, DO ORDAIN, DECLARE AND ESTABLISH THE FOL-
LOWING CONSTITUTION FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY.
[Philadelphia: August 6, 1787.] pp. (14). fol. LOC. MHS.
The first draft of the Report of the committee of five of the Federal
Convention. Printed, for use of members, in an edition of sixty copies,
on one side of seven leaves, only.
20816 WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES IN ORDER TO FOUM A MORE
PERFECT UNION, TO ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND
ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . . .
[Philadelphia: September 13, 1787.] pp. (8). fol. LOC. MHS.
The second draft of the Constitution, printed, for use of members, on
one side of four leaves, only.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
WE THE PEOPLE OP THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENCE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE. AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND
ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [Two
columns.] ARTICLE i - vn. IN CONVENTION, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1787.
[Resolution to lay before Congress.] IN CONVENTION, SEPTEMBER 17, 1787.
[Letter transmitting Constitution to Congress, from George Washington, presi-
dent.] UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1787.
[Resolution that the Report, with the Resolution, and Letter be transmitted to
the several legislatures for submission to a convention of delegates chosen in
each State.) [Two columns.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Dunlap and Claypoole, 1787.] pp. (4). fol.
The first issue of the Constitution as agreed. Attested by Charles
Thomson, sec'y.
- WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENCE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND
ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ARTICLE I.
. . . DONE IN CONVENTION, BY THE UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE STATES
PRESENT, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IN THE YKAU OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE TWELFTH. IN WITNESS WHEREOF WE
HAVE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBED OUR NAMES. [Signed,] GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRES-
IDENT, AND DEPUTY FROM VIRGINIA. [And thirty-nine representatives.] IN CON-
VENTION, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1787. [Resolutions providing for its rati-
fication by the States.] BY THE UNANIMOUS ORDER OF THE CONVENTION. GEORGE
WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT. WILLIAM JACKSON, SECRETARY. IN CONVENTION,
SEPTEMBER 17, 1787. SIR, WE HAVE NOW THE HONOR TO SUBMIT TO THE CON-
SIDERATION OF THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, THAT CONSTITU-
TION WHICH HAS APPEARED TO US THE MOST ADVISABLE. . . . GEORGE WASH-
INGTON, PRESIDENT. BY UNANIMOUS ORDER OF THE CONVENTION. HlS EXCEL-
LENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Dunlap & Claypoole. [1787.] pp. (6). fol.
This is the official edition, printed in large type, single columns, by the
Convention, for submission to Congress, with the Resolutions, and
Letter, added. In the same form it appeared in Dunlap and Claypoole's
Pennsylvania Packet, for September 19, 1787, as follows :
THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. [PRICE FOUR PENCE.]
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1787. [No. 2690.] WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE,
INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENCE, PROMOTE
THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES
AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . . . [Colophon :]
[Philadelphia:] [Printed by Dunlap & Claypoole.] [1787.] pp. (4). fol.
Printed in large type, in single columns, evidently with the purpose of
separate publication.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
20820 — • WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUK POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND
ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . . .
[Colophon :]
Alexandria : Printed by George RMiards and Company. [1787.1 pp.
(3). fol.
Contains the text of the Constitution, the Resolution, and Letter of the
Convention, September 17, 1787.
WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC THANQUILITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND
ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Hartford: Printed and fold by Nathaniel Patten. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp.
16. IGino. HSP.
WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT ONION, TO ESTABLISH JUSTICE. INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND
ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . . .
[Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1787.] pp. (2). fol.
[U. S. arms.] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE : POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND HIS-
TORICAL. [R. I. arms.] VOL. iv. NUMBER 158. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,
[ — NUMBER 209. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Published by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street, [opposite Theodore
Foster's esq's, and next door to Ms office,] Providence. 1787. fol. AAS.
20824 VARIOUS EXTRACTS ON THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, PROPOSED BY THE CONVEN-
TION HELD AT PHILADELPHIA.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Daris. [1787.] pp. (2), [64.] 16mo. NYPL.
20825 VARNUM, JAMES MITCHEL 1748-1789
THE CASE, TREVETT AGAINST WEEDEN ON INFORMATION AND COMPLAINT, FOR
REFUSING PAPER BILLS IN PAYMENT FOR BUTCHER'S MEAT, IN MARKET, AT PAR
WITH SPECIE. TRIED BEFORE THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT, IN THE COUNTY
OF NEWPORT, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1786. ALSO THE CASE OF THE JUDGES OF THE
SAID COURT, BEFORE THE HONOURABLE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AT PROVIDENCE,
OCTOBER SESSION, 1786, ON CITATION, FOR DISMISSING SAID COMPLAINT. WHEREIN
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE TO TRIAL BY JURY, &C. ARE STATED AND MAINTAINED,
AND THE LEGISLATIVE, JUDICIARY AND EXECUTIVE POWERS OF GOVERNMENT
EXAMINED AND DEFINED. BY JAMES M. VAKNUM, E8Q ; MAJOR-GENERAL OF THE
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &c. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND MEMBER OF CONGRESS
FOR SAID STATE.
Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1787. pp. [iv,] [60.] 4to. AAS. BA.
20826 DER VERBESSERTE HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMEHICANISCHE LAND UNO STAATS CALEN-
DER AUF DAS JAHR . . . 1788. ZUM VIERTEN MAL HEHAUSGEGEBEN.
Friedrich-Starit, Maryland: Qedrvckt bey Matthias Bartgis. [1787.]
20823
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VERMONT. STATE.
STATUTES OP THE STATE OP VERMONT PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE IN FEBRUARY
AND MARCH, 1787.
Windsor: Printed by George Hough and Alden Spooler, Printers to the
General Assembly (]f said State. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 171. 4to. AAS. BM. HC.
ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP THE STATE OP VERMONT,
AT THEIR SESSION AT NEWBURY, THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, 1787.
[Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner, 1787.] pp. 16. 4to. AAS.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS CHITTENDEN, ESQ ; CAPTAIN-GENERAL, GOVERNOR
AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF, IN AND OVER THE STATE OF VERMONT, A PROCLAM-
ATION. WHEREAS THE GENERAL COUHT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS, BY THEIR ACT OP THE FOURTH OF FEBRUARY INSTANT, DECLARED,
THAT A HORRID AND WICKED REBELLION DID EXIST IN SAID COMMONWEALTH, AND
THAT DANIEL SHAYS OF PELHAM, AND LUKE DAY OF WEST SPIUNGFIKLD, IN THE
COUNTY OK HAMPSHIRE, ADAM WHEELER OF HUBBARDSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF
WORCESTER, AND ELI PARSONS, OP ADAMS, IN THE COUNTY OP BERKSHIRE, WERE
THE PRINCIPAL AIDERS AND ABETTORS OP SAID REBELLION, [forbidding anyone
to harbour, entertain or conceal them, but to cause their arrest and delivery to
the Massachusetts authorities ; or to aid in any manner the rebellion.] GIVEN
UNDER MY HAND, IN COUNCIL BENNINGTON THIS 27TH DAY OP FEBRUARY, A. D.
1787, AND THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE STATE. THOMAS
CHITTENDEN. BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND, JOSEPH FAY, SECRETARY.
Windsor: Printed by Hough <6 Spooner. 1787. Broadside, fol.
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- BY HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS CHITTENDEN, ESQ. GOVERNOR, CAPTAIN-GENERAL
AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF VERMONT. [A Proclam-
ation.] WHEREAS THE STATUTE-LAWS ARE NOW COMPLETED AND PROMULGATED
FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND OBSERVANCE OP THE GOOD PEOPLE OP THIS STATE ;
[requiring strict obedience to the laws.] GIVEN UNDER MY HAND IN COUNCIL, AT
NEWBURY, THIS 20TH DAY OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THIS
STATE. THOMAS CHITTENDKN. BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND, JOSEPH FAY,
SEC'RY. GOD SAVE THE PEOPLE !
Windsor: Printed by Hough & Spooner, 1787. Broadside, fol.
- A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OP VERMONT, AT THEIR SESSION AT BENNINGTON, FEBRUARY, 1787.
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner, Printers to the General Assembly.
M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 63. 4to.
- REGULATIONS POR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OP THE TROOPS OP THE STATE
OF VERMONT. ESTABLISHED BY THE ORDER OF HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS CHIT-
TENDEN, ESQ.
Bennington: Printed by Haswell and Russell, 1787.
THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [Motto.] VOL. iv. No. 187. MONDAY, JANUARY
[ — VOL. v. No. 31. TOTAL No. 239. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1787.]
Bennington: Printed and published by Hasifell and Rustell. 1787. fol.
1,
THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL.
iv. No. 179. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. v. No. 231. MONDAY, DECEMBER
31, 1787.]
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner. 1787. fol. AAS.
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VIETS, ROGER 1788-1811
A SERIOUS ADDUESS AND FAREWELL CHARGE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CHOUGH OF
ENGLAND IN SIMSBURY AND THE ADJACENT PARTS ; BY ROGER VIETS, LATELY
THEIK MISSIONARY, NOW MISSIONARY AT DlGBY IN NOVA SCOTIA.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin. 1787. pp. 12. 12mo. BPL.
A SERMON, PREACHED IN ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, SIMSBCRY, IN NEW-ENG-
LAND, ON APRIL 9TH, 1784. BKING THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE CRUCIFIXION OF
CHRIST, COMMONLY CALLED GOOD-FRIDAY.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin. 1787. pp. 15. 8vo. BPL. CHS.
VIRGINIA. STATE.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
MONDAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX. [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Dixon, Holt, Nicoltonand Daties. [1787.] pp. [56],
(1). fol. LOC. MHB. V8L.
- IN THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, WEDNESDAY, THE 29TH OF NOVEMBER, 1780.
RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, THAT A COPY OF THE MEMORIAL OF SUNDRY INHABI-
TANTS OF THE WESTERN COUNTRY, BE TRANSMITTED TO THE DELEGATES REPRE-
SENTING THIS STATE IN CONGRESS. . . . DECEMBER THE STH, 1786. RKSOLVED,
[to reissue warrants for adjusting claims, that are lost.] . . . JANUARY THE
6iH, 1787. RESOLVED, [to release prisoners where further confinement will be
of no benefit to the public; To pay the officers of the Virginia line agreeably to
the return made by Congress.] JOHN BECKLBY, c. H. D.
[Richmond: Printed by Dixon and Holt, 1787.] Broadside, fol. BM.LOC.
- IN THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, THURSDAY, THE 25TH OF OCTOBER, 1787.
[Seven resolutions for electing delegates to a convention to be held in Rich-
mond on the first Monday in June, 1788, to act upon the proposed Federal
Constitution.] TESTE, JOHN BECKLEY, c. H. D. 1787. OCTOBER 3l8T, AGREED TO
BY THK SENATE, H. HROOKE, c. s,
[Richmond: Printed by Dixon and Holt, 1787.] Broadside. 4to. AAS.
Two thousand copies ordered printed.
- JOURNAL OF THK HOUSE OF DELEGATES, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH OF OCTOBER IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, AND OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH THE ELEVENTH: [ — 11 JANUARY, 1787.]
Richmond: Printed by Dixon and Holt, Printers to this Commonwealth.
[1787.] pp. 157. fol. VBL.
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA ; BEGUN AND
HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN
THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1786, AND IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH. [ — 11 JANUARY, 1787.]
/ Richmond: Printed by Dixon and Holt, 1787.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
1787
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VIRGINIA. STATE, continued.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT : GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CAPITOL IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE
YEAK OF OUH LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. AN
ACT CONCERNING THE CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN JUNE NEXT. PASSED, DE-
CUMBER 12TH, 1787. . . .
[Richmond: Printed by Jolin Dixon, 1787.] Broadside, fol. AAS. LOG.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD GOD, 1788: . . .
Richmond: Printed and sold by John Dixon, [1787.]
THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. JANUARY — , [ — SATUR-
DAY, OCTOBER 6, 1787.]
Richmond: Printedby John Dixon, Printer to this Commonwealth. 1787. fol.
How much longer than the above date this Gazette was continued is
not known.
THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER. [Motto.] VOL. i. No.
27. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. n. No. 78. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Petersburg : Printed by Miles Hunter and William Prentis, in Bollingbrook-
Klreet, . . .1787. fol.
THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 233. THURSDAY, JANU-
ARY 4, [ — No. 284. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1787. fol.
THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WINCHESTER ADVERTISER. VOL. I. No. 1. FRIDAY,
JULY 18, [— No. 25. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1787.]
Winchester: Printed by Bartgis & Willcocks, where all manner of printing
in . . . thankfully received at this Office, and by Matthias Bartgis, at his Print-
ing Office, Frederick Town; . . . 1787. fol.
THE VIRGINIA HERALD, AND FREDERICKSBURG ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. I.
NUMB. 1. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, [ — NUMB. 30. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Fredericksburg : Printed by Timothy Green and Company, 1787. fol. AAS.
The Latin motto, from Juvenal, reads, " Quicquid agunt Homines, nostri
est Farrago libelli." Established by Timothy Green, and continued by
him into the next century. In 1799, publication was made semi-weekly.
THE VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. VOL. i. NUMB. 24. WEDNESDAY, JAN-
UARY 3, [ — VOL. n. NUMB. 75. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1787.]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis, near the Bridge, . . . 1787. fol.
THE VIRGINIA JOURNAL, AND ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER. Hue UNDIQUE GAZA CON-
GERITUH VlHG. VOL. II. No. 153. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, [ VOL. IV. NO. 304.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1787.]
Alexandria: Printed by George Richards and Company, at their Printing-
Office on Fairfax-street. . . . 1787. fol.
VIRTUE AND VICE: OR THE HISTORY OF CHARLES CAREFUL, AND HARRY HEEDLESS,
SHOWING THE GOOD EFFECTS OF CONTINUED PRUDENCE.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. 61. 32mo. AAS.
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WARING, WILLIAM
THE NKW-JEKSEY ALMANACK FOB THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1788. BEING BISSEX-
TILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
AFTER THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT. [Fifteen lilies.] THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULA-
TIONS BY WM. WARING.
Trenton : Printed and told by Isaac Collins. [1787.] pp. (52). 12mo.
Contains, The Constitution of the United States of America. Agreed
to in Convention, at Philadelphia, September 17, 1787.
POOR WILL'S ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788; BEING BISSEX-
TILE OH LEAP YEAR. [Fifteen lines.] THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY WM.
WARING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market Street,
between Second and Third Streets. [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
Contains, A Journal of an expedition undertaken by Patrick Kennedy
and others, from Kaskaskias village, to the head waters of the Illinois
River, July 23, 1773.
POOR WILL'S POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank. [1787.] pp. (32).
32mo.
THE TOWN AND COUNTRYMAN'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1 788 ; BEING BISSEX-
TILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Thirteen lines.] ALSO, THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES, AS PROPOSED BY THE CONVENTION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market Street,
between Second and Third- Streets. [1787.] pp. (42), (4). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
Has added four pages of " Books printed and sold by Joseph Cruk-
shank."
WARREN. RHODE ISLAND. WARREN ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE WARREN ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR YEARLY MEETING, HELD AT MR.
GROSSMAN'S MEETING-HOUSE, IN CHELMSFORD, 1787.
Boston : Printed and sold by John W. Allen, at hit Office in Ann-Street,
near the Conduit. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. 13. 8vo. AAS. JOB.
WATTS, ISAAC 1674 - 1748
WATTS' DIVINE SONGS FOR CHILDREN. A NEW AND COMPLEAT EDITION.
Charlestoien: Printed and told by John W. Allen, 1787.
HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL sotyss, IN THREE BOOKS, i. COLLECTED FROM THE
SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON D~I>I*IE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S
SOPPKR. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crvkthank, 1787.
Also found bound with the Young and James' 1788 edition- of Psalms
carefully suited to the Christian worship.
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF CHRISTIAN .*RA 1788. [Twelve lines.] BY ABRA-
HAM WEATHERWISE. [Six lines of verse.]
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Mekher, in Market-Street. Sold
also by most of the town and country booksellers. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
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WEATHER WISE, ABRAHAM, continued.
Half title: THE FEDERAL ALMANACK. [Cut of] THE GRAND CONVENTION.
[Twelve lines of verse.]
Title: WEATHERWISE'S FEDERAL ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788.
BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THK TWELFTH OF THE AMERICAN INDE-
PENDENCE. [Fourteen lines.]
Boston : Printtd and sold by John Norman, at Ids Office in Marshall's
Lane, where may be had a variety of school books, singing books, tic. [1787.] pp.
(26). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
Contains, Description of that part of Ohio country where the ruins of
a city was discovered, with Plan.
WEBSTER, CHARLES R.
WEBSTER'S CALENDER: OR, THE ALBANY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1788.
Albany: Printed and sold by Charles R. Webtter. [1787.]
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR 1758 - 1843
AN AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN READING AND SPEAKING. CALCULATED TO
IMPROVE THE MINDS AND REFINE THE TASTE OF YOUTH. AND ALSO TO INSTRUCT
THEM IN THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND POLITICS OF THE UNITED STATES. TO
WHICH 18 PREFIXED, RULES IN ELOCUTION, AND DIRECTIONS FOR EXPRESSING THE
PRINCIPLE PASSIONS OF THE MIND. BEING THE THIRD PART OF A GRAMMATICAL
INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. THE
THIUD EDITION, GREATLY ENLARGED. [One line from] MlRABEAU.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, at the corner of
Second and Chesnut-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 372. Portrait of Washing-
ton. 12mO. BM. LOC. NYPL.
Pennsylvania State Copyright, issued to Noah Webster junior, entered
11 May, 1785.
THE AMERICAN SPELLING-BOOK, OR FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. THE SIXTH EDITION.
Hartford; Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin, 1787.
_ THE AMERICAN SPELLING-BOOK, OR FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTI-
TUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. THE SEVENTH
EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, 1787.
- AN EXAMINATION INTO THE LEADING PRINCIPLES OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITU-
TION PROPOSED BY THE LATE CONVENTION HELD AT PHILADELPHIA. WlTH ANS-
WERS TO THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RAISED AGAINST THE SYS-
TEM. BY A CITIZEN OF AMERICA. [One line of Latin fron] XENOPH. LACED^EM.
RESP.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Priehard & Hull, in Market Street, the
second door above Latitia Court. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. [55.] 8vo. AAS. BA.
A signed note, in manuscript, in the author's personal copy, now in
the New York Public Library, calls this a "hasty production, written
at the request of Mr. Fitz-Simmons of Philadelphia, a member of the
Convention." Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1887.
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR, continued.
A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OP THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. COMPRISING AN
BASY, CONCISE, AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION. DESIGNED FOR THE USE
OF ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART n. CONTAINING A
PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES AND
IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. THE FOURTH EDITION, REVISED, AND AMENDED.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1787.] pp. 129. 12mo. BA.
20867
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A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. COMPRISING AN
EAST, CONCISE, AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION. DESIGNED FOR THE USE
OF ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART n. CONTAINING A
PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES AND
IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. TlIE FIFTH EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1787.
- — A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. COMPRISING AN
EASY, CONCISE, AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION. DESIGNED FOR THE USE
OF ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART n. CONTAINING A
PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES AND
IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. THE SIXTH EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp.
138. 12mo. NYPL.
- — A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. COMPRISING AN
EASY, CONCISE, AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION, DESIGNED FOR THE USE
OF ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART n. CONTAINING A
PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES AND
IDOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. BY KOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. THE THIRD EDITION
REVISED AND AMENDED.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Young and M'Culloch, the corner of
Chesnut and Second Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 182. 12mo. AAS. BM. NL. YC.
The first edition printed in Philadelphia. The preface is dated, New-
York, Jan. 1787. The Pennsylvania State Copyright was issued to Noah
Webster, junior, as Author, 11 May, 1785, on the edition Printed at
Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin. In their advertisement of the
Grammatical institute, in August of this year, Hudson and Goodwin
state : "Seven large editions of the first part of this work amounting
in all to about 60,000 have been printed and sold in New-England and
in New- York in about four years. An edition of each part is just
printed in Philadelphia." Under date of July 19, 1787, Webster's Diary
states : "First part of Institute finished ; 7th edition, and first here"
(Philadelphia).
20870
WEBSTER, PELATIAH 1725 - 1795
AN ENQUIRY IN THE PRINCIPLES UPON WHICH A COMMERCIAL SYSTEM FOR THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SHOULD BE FOUNDED; IN WHICH ARE ADDED SOME
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS CONNECTED WITH THE SUBJECT. READ BEFORE THE
SOCIETY FOR POLITICAL ENQUIRIES, CONVENED AT THE HOUSE OF HIS EXCELLENCY
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, ESQUIRE, IN PHILADELPHIA MAY HTH, 1787.
Printed and xold by Robert Aitken, at Pope's Head, in Market-Street,
M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. 52. 8vo. LOG.
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WEBSTER, PELATIAH, continued.
REMARKS ON THE ADDRESS OF SIXTEEN MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY OF PENN-
SYLVANIA, TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS, DATED SEPTEMBER 29, 1787. WlTH SOME
STRICTURES ON THE OBJECTIONS TO THE CONSTITUTION, RECOMMENDED BY THE
LATE FEDERAL CONVENTION. HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. BY A CITIZEN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleaier Oswald, at tJie Coffee-IIovse. M,DCC,-
LXXXVII. pp. 28. 8vo. BA. MIIS.
THE WEAKNESSES OF BRUTUS EXPOSED: OR, SOME REMARKS IN VINDICATION OF
THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE LATE FEDERAL CONVENTION, AGAINST THE
OBJECTIONS AND GLOOMY FEARS OF THAT WRITER. HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
[Philadelphia :] Printed for, and to be had of John Sparhaitk, in Market-
Street, near the Court-house. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. [23.] 12mo. AAS. BA. MHS.
Reprinted in his Political essays ; and in Brooklyn in 1888.
THE WEEKLY MONITOR. AND LITCHFIELD TOWN AND COUNTY RECORDER. VOL.
in. NUMB. 106. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. iv. NUMB. 158. MONDAY, DECEM-
BER 31, 1787.]
Litchfield: Printed by Thomas Collier, a few rods icest of the Court-House.
1787. fol. " AAS.
With the issue for July 2d, the sub-title was dropped from the heading.
WEST, BENJAMIN 1730 - 1813
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDER, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
1788. [Ten lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ. [Six lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo.
BICKERSTAFF'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1788. [Nineteen
lines.]
Norwich : Printed by J. Trumbull, and sold by the gross, dozen or single..
[1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. NYPL.
Contains, A Surprising account of the discovery of a lady who was
taken by the Indians in the year 1777, and after making her escape,
she retired to a lonely cave, where she lived nine years. By Abraham
Panther.
BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788 : BEING
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR AND THE TWELFTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF BOSTON, BUT MAY SERVE FOR ALL THE NEW-
ENGLAND STATES. [Cuts of three ships.]
Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John ifycall, at Newbury-port.
[1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OR THE FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR REDEMPTION, 1788. BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND
TWELFTH OF INDEPENDENCE. REPRESENTATION OF THE FEDERAL CHARIOT.
[Cut.] [SEE THE EXPLANATION IN THE NEXT PAGE.]
Boston: Printed by E. Russell, at his Office, near Liberty-Pole. [1787."] pp.
(24). 12mo. LOC.
"The frontispiece represents the truly patriotick Washington, and
Franklin, triumphantly seated in the Federal Chariot, drawn by 13
freemen, figurative of the happy union,, now forming by these States."
Contains, also, a woodcut and sketch of, A Strange and wonderful
discovery of the remarkable Virginia hermit.
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20879
WEST, BENJAMIN, continued.
BICKERSTAFP'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OR THE FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR THE
TEAR OP OCR REDEMPTION, 1788. . . . SECOND EDITION. [Cut.] REPRESEN-
TATION OP THE FEDERAL CHARIOT.
Boston: Printed by E. Russell, at his Office next Liberty-Pole. [1787.1 pp.
(24). 12mo.
— '
— BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OR, THE FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR
THE TEAR OF OUR REDEMPTION, 1788. . . . THIRD EDITION. [Cut.] REPRESEN-
TATION OF THE FEDERAL CHARIOT.
Boston: Printed by E. Russell, at his Office next Liberty-Pole. [1787.1 pp.
(24). 12mo. JAs.
20880
20881
- THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OP ODR LORD CHRIST 1788 : BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-TKAR, AND THE
TWELFTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, WHICH COMMENCED JULT 4, 1776.
[Twenty-one lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, tso, ; FHILOM. [Oue line from]
YOUNG.
Providence: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Carter, at the
Post-Office, at Shakespeare's Head, near the State-Home. [1787.] pp. (24). 12ino.
- THE NORTH-AMERICAN CALENDAR : OR, THE RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK, FOR
THE TEAR OP OUR LOUD CHRIST 1788 : BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP TEAR, AND
THE TWELFTH OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Eleven lines.]
Providence : Printed by Bennett Wheeler, and sold at his Office, Westminster-
Street. [1787.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC. NTPL.
20882
20883
20884
20880
20886
— WHEELER'S NOUTH- AMERICAN CALENDAR, AND RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK.
FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1788 : [Fourteen lines.]
Providence : Printed by Bennett Wheeler, and sold at his Office, Westminster-
Street. [1787.] pp. (24). 12rno. AAS. BU. LOC.
THE RHODE-ISLAND SHEET ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST,
1788.
[Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1787.] Broadside, fol.
WHARTON, SAMUEL 1732 - 1800
CATALOGUE OF THE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MR. DUPLESSIS' LONG-ROOM, IN
CHURCH-ALLEY, NEAR THIRD-STREET, ABOVE MARKET-STREET. THE LIBRARIES
OF SAM. WHARTON, ESQ, & SAM. GARRIGUES, BANKRUPTS, BEING A COLLECTION
OF MOST VALCABLE BOOKS IN ELEGANT BINDINGS, AND GOOD PRESERVATION. ON
FRIDAY, THE 20TH [April] INSTANT AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON, WILL
BEGIN THE SALE, &C.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1787.
WHITMAN, LEVI 1748-1838
A SERMON PREACHED OCTOBER 6, 1780, AT THE INTERMENT OF REV, ISAIAH LEWIS,
OF WELLFLEET.
Boston: 1787. pp. 20. 8vo.
WILKINSON, EDWARD
WISDOM, A POEM.
Philadelphia: 1787. pp. 16. 8vo.
1727-1809
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20887
WILLIAMSON, HUGH 1735-1819
LETTERS FROM SYLVIUS TO THE FREEMEN INHABITANTS OF THE UNITED STATES,
CONTAINING SOME REMARKS ON THE SCARCITY OF MONEY, PAPER CURRENCY,
NATIONAL DRESS, FOREIGN LUXURIES, THE FEDERAL DEBT, AND PUBLIC TAXES,
New -York: 1787.
20888
WILLISON, JOHN
THE MOTHER'S CATECHISM
QUESTIONS, DESIGNED AS
SHORTER CATECHISM.
New -York: Printed by Thomas Qreenleaf, 1787.
1680-1750
FOR THE YOUNG CHILD. CONTAINING SHOUT AND EASY
AN INTRODUCTION TO UNDERSTAND THE ASSEMBLY'S
20889
20890
20891
20892
20893
WILSON, JAMES 1742 - 1798
THE SUBSTANCE OF A SPEECH DELIVERED BY JAMES WILSON, ESQ. EXPLANATORY
OF THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE PROPOSED Kd.DKHAI. CONSTITUTION ; UPON
A MOTION MADE BY THE HONORABLE THOMAS M'KEAN, IN THE CONVENTION OF
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. ON SATURDAY THE 24TH OF NOVEMBER 1787.
[Reported by Alexander James Dallas.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Thomas Bradford, in Front-Street, four
doors below the Coffee-House. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp. [10,] (1). 8vo. AAS. BM.
Thomas Lloyd, another reporter, charged that Dallas had misrepre-
sented what Wilson had said. Pennsylvania State Copyright, issued to
Thomas Bradford, as Proprietor, 26 November, 1787.
WINCHESTER, ELHANAN 1751 - 1797
COLLECTION OF HYMNS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second, the corner of
Walnut-Street. 1787.
- THE FACE OF MOSES UNVEILED, BY THE GOSPEL; OR EVANGELICAL TRUTHS,
DISCOVERED IN THE LAW. IN FOUR DISCOURSES, BEING AN ATTEMPT TO SHOW THE
DESIGN OF THE OBSERVATION OF DAYS, SEASONS, TIMES AND YEARS, AS COMMANDED
BY GOD TO THE ISRAELITES. As ALSO, THE LAND OF CANAAN CONSIDERED AS THE
FIGURE OF THE REST, THAT REMAINETH TO TUB PEOPLE OF GOD. BY ELHANAN
WINCHESTER [MINISTER OF THE UNIVERSAL BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second, the corner of
Walnut-Street, 1787. pp. 54, (2). 8vo. AAS. BM.
- WISDOM LEARNT FROM MAN'S MORTALITY; OR THE SHORTNESS AND UNCER-
TAINTY OF LIFE CONSIDERED AND IMPROVED. A DISCOURSE OCCASIONED BY THE
DEATH OF ISRAEL JOHNSON, . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist, 1787. pp. 23. 8vo. BM.
WITHERSPOON, JOHN 1722 - 1794
CHRISTIAN MAGNANIMITY: A SERMON, PREACHED AT PRINCETON, SEPTEMBER,
1775 — THE SABBATH PRECEEDING THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT; AND AGAIN
WITH ADDITIONS, SEPTEMBER 23, 1787. TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN ADDRESS TO
THE SENIOR CLASS, WHO WERE TO RECEIVE THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS.
BY JOHN WITHERSPOON, D. D. L. L. D. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW-
JERSEY.
Princeton: Printed by James Tod. M.DCC.LXXXVII. pp. iv, 44. 8vo.
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20895
20896
20897
20898
WITHERSPOON, JOHN, continued.
AN ESSAY ON MONET AS A MEDIUM OF COMMERCE, WITH REMARKS ON THE
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PAPER ADMITTED INTO GENERAL CIRCULA-
TION. BY JOHN WITHERSPOON, D. D.
New -York: Printed by S. and J. London, 1787.
WOMEN INVITED TO WAR. OR A FRIENDLY ADDRESS TO THE HONOURABLE WOMEN OF
THE UNITED STATES. BY A DAUGHTER OF AMERICA. [Eight lines of Scripture
texts.]
Boston: Printed by Edes & Son, No. 42, Cornhill. M.DCC.LXXXVII.
pp. [35], (1). 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
The Author invites subscriptions to a continuation of the above, which
she says is only a little more than a fourth part of the book which the
Author has written.
THE WORCESTER MAGAZINE. FROM THE FIRST WEEK IN JANUARY, TO THE LAST
WEEK IN DECEMBER, MDCCLXXXVII. CONTAINING POLITICKS, MISCELLANIES,
POETRY, AND NEWS. VOL. [ll.] III. [iV.]
Worcester, Massachusetts, Printed by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVII.
pp. — ; (2), 352 ; 168. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788 : BISSEXTILE OR
LEAP-YEAR. CONTAINING, (BESIDES THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION, BY B. WORK-
MAN), [Nineteen lines. Cut.] BY A SON OF TAMMANY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Young and M'Culloch, at the corner of
Cheanut and Second-Streets. [1787.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
Contains, the New Constitution of the United States.
- THE PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK AND
EPIIEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LOUD 1788; BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND THE TWELFTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Fifteen lines.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by William Qoddard, at
hist Printing-Offlee, in the House of the late Dr. John Stevenson, in Market-Street.
Large allowances made to those who take quantities. [1787.] pp. (48). 12mo. LOC.
20899
20900
WRAXALL, Sir NATHANIEL WILLIAM 1751 - 1831
A SHORT REVIEW OF THE POLITICAL STATE OF GREAT BRITAIN AT THE COMMENCE-
MENT OF THE YEAH ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson. M,DCC,LXXXVII. pp.48.
12mo.
Attributed, also, to Nathaniel Brassey Halhed.
YALE COLLEGE.
ILI.USTRISSIMO SAMUELI HUNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIPCBLIOE CONNECTICUT-
ENSIS GUBERNATORI : HONORATIS8IMO OLIVERO WOLCOTT. ARMIGERO, VICE-
GUBERNATORI: CLARISSIMISQUE PROCERIBU8 POLITIAE NOSTRAE CIVILIS: REVER-
ENDO PAHITER AC HONORANDO EzR« STILES, S. T. D. LL. D. COLLBGII YALENSIS
PR^SIDI, [Four lines.] HASCE THESES. QUAS IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS COLLEGII
YALENSIS, DIE 12 MO. SEFTEMBRFS, ANNO DOMINI M.DCC.LXXXVII. . . .
[Colophon :]
Habita in Comitiis Academicis Now Portu Connecticuteimi'um M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. E Typis Josint Meigs Academice Typographi. Broadside, fol. YC.
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20902
20903
YALE COLLEGE, continued.
CATALOGUE SENATUS ACADEMICI, ET EORUM qui MDNERA ET OPFICIA ACADEMICA
OESSERUNT, QUIQUE ALIO.UOVI8 ORADD EXORNATI FUERIENT IN COLLEGIS YALENSIS.
Novo-Portus : K Typis Josice Meigs Academue Typographi. M.DCC.-
LXXXVII. pp. 32. 8vo.
- THE LAWS OF YALE-COLLEGE, IN NEW-HAVEN, IN CONNECTICUT. ENACTED BY
THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS.
New-Haven, Printed by J. Meigs, 1787. pp. 36. 12mo. LOC.
20904
20905
20906
20907
20908
QU^ESTIONES PRO MODULO DISCUTIEND-E SUB REVERENDO D. EZRA SlILES
8. T. D. LL. D. COLLEGII YALEN8IB, QUOD EST, DIVINA PROVIDENTIA, NOVO-PORTU
CONNECTICUTENSIUM, PR^ESIDI. IN COMITII8 PUBLICI8 A LAUREL MAGISTRALI8
CANDIDATIS, M.DCC.LXXXVII. [Forty-eight lines.]
[Novo-Portu: E Typis Josiat Meigs, 1787.] Broadside, fol. YC.
YOUNG, EDWARD 1683 - 1765
THE COMPLAINT : OR, NIGHT THOUGHTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Prichard and Hall, in Market-Street, between
Front and Second- Streets. 1787.
"Dr. Young's Night-thoughts ; together with the poem on the Last day,
and the Paraphrase on the Book of Job, by the same elegant and much
admired author."
YOUNG, WILLIAM P.
THE PALLADIUM OF KNOWLEDGE; OR, THE CAROLINIAN AND GEORGIAN ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1788: BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Seven
lines.]
Charleston: Printed for Wright and Co., No. 7, Elliot Street. [1787.] pp.
(40). 8vo. LOC.
Contains, The Constitution of the United States. And Directions for
recovering persons supposed to be dead. Published by the Humane
Society of Philadelphia.
THE YOUNG CLERK'S VADE MECUM : OR, COMPLEAT LAW TUTOR. BEING A USEFUL
COLLECTION OF A GREAT VARIETY OF APPROVED PRECEDENTS IN THE LAW, AND
ADAPTED TO ALMOST EVERY TRANSACTION IN LIFE WHERE AN ATTENTION TO LEGAL
FORMS IS NECESSARY. To WHICH IS ADDED, A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PRECE-
DENTS RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE OF PEACE.
New -York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1787.
THE YOUNG MISSES MAGAZINE. CONTAINING DIALOGUES BETWEEN A GOVERNESS AND
SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES HER SCHOLARS.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, 1787. 4 vols. in two.
ZION BESIEGED AND ATTACKED, 1787, INTENDED AS A CHECK TO ARISTOCRACY BY A
FRIEND OF DEMOCRACY. [Three lines of verse.]
Philadelphia: Published at W. PonyteWs Map and Print Shop, in Second-
Street, corner of Black-Horse Alley. 1787. Broadside.
"A new humorous caricature print."
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20911
20912
201113
20914
20915
AN ACCOUNT OF THE WONDERFUL OLD HERMIT'S DEATH AND BURIAL — AGED TWO
HONORED TWENTY-EIGHT TEARS.
Printedat Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah T/iomas. 1788. Broadside, fol.
ADAMS, JOHN 1735-1826
A DEFENCE OF THE CONSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. BY JOHN ADAMS, L. L. D. AND A MEMBER OF THE ACADEMY OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES AT BOSTON. [One line from] POPE.
London, Printed, Boston, Re-printed and »old by Edmund Freeman, oppo-
litethe north door of the State-Home. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. xxx, 317. 12mo.
The Preface is dated Grosvenor-Square. Jan. 1, 1787. Contains an
interesting six-page list of New-England subscribers.
THOUGHTS ON GOVERNMENT: APPLICABLE TO THE PRESENT STATE OF THE
AMERICAN COLONIES. IN A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN TO HIS FRIEND. ABRIDGED.
Boston: 1788.
ADAMS, ZABDIEI. 1739 - 1801
THE DUTY AND NECESSITY OF PEOPLE'S PRAYING FOR THEIR MINISTERS; SET FORTH
IN A SERMON PREACHED JULY 3, 1788, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. MR.
ENOCH WHIPPLE, TO THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
ALEXANDRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. BY ZABDIEL ADAMS, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE CHUKCH IN LUNENBURG.
Boston : Printed by Edmund Freeman, opposite the north door of the State-
House. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 38. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA. CALCULATED TO SHEW THE SAFETY,
— ADVANTAGES AND NECESSITY OF ADOPTING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES. IN WHICH ARE INCLUDED ANSWERS TO THE OBJECTIONS
THAT HAVE BEEN MADE TO IT. [Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. [1788.] pp.4. fol. NYHS.
AN ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA. FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS,
"THE PERFECTION OF A STATE, AND ITS FITNESS TO FULFIL THE ENDS PROPOSED
BY TIIK SOCIETY, MUST DEPEND ON THE CONSTITUTION" : . . . [On the new Fed-
eral Constitution.] THE FRIENDS OF UNION AND JUST GOVERNMENT.
[Philadelphia: 1788.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
AN ADDRESS TO THE FREEMEN OF PENNSYLVANIA. IT is THE PRINCIPAL DUTY OF
GOOD CITIZENS IN EVERY COMMUNITY TO LAY BEFORE THEIR COUNTRYMEN AND
FELIOW-CITIZKNS THEIR CANDID DISPASSIONATE REMARKS UPON SUCH IMPORTANT
MATTERS AS INTEREST THE WHOLE SOCIETY. . . . [On the new Federal Consti-
tution.] THE FRIENDS OF HARMONY.
[Philadelphia: 1788.] Broadside. 4to. NYPL.
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ADGATE, ANDREW
RUDIMENTS OP MUSIC. BY ANDREW ADQATK, p. u. A.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Af ' Culloch, in Third-Street, t7te
fourth door above Market-Street. 1788.
THE ALBANY GAZETTE. OPEN TO ALL PARTIES. VOL. iv. No. 188. THURSDAY,
JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. v. No. 240. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1788.]
Printed by Charles R. Webster, No. 86, (on the north side of) Slate-Street,
near the English Church. 1788. fol. AAS.
In July, " Open to all parties," was dropped from the heading. Notice
is given December 26th that advertisements will be cheaper, and states
that, " Upwards of eight hundred of the Albany Gazette are printed
every week, and circulated in this County, Montgomery, Washington,
Clinton and Columbia, also in Bennington, and several towns in Berk-
shire County, and regularly sent to the principal towns from New-
Hampshire to Virginia."
THE ALBANY JOURNAL: OR, THE MONTGOMERY, WASHINGTON AND COLUMBIA
INTELLIGENCER. VOL. I. NUMB. 1. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, [ NUMB. 58. MON-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Printed (Mondays and Saturdays) by Charles E. and George Webster, & Co.
1788. 4to. AAS.
Proposals for publishing the Journal were made January 22, 1788. It
was, at first, issued as a semi-weekly; but this plan was changed to a
weekly issue, on Mondays, to alternate with The Albany Gazette on
Thursdays, of each week. In May, 1789, it was merged into the Gazette,
which then began a semi-weekly publication, under that name, pub-
lished, as before, by the same Proprietors.
THE ALBANY REGISTER. VOL. i. NUMB. 1. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, [ — NUMB. 12,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Printed and published (every Monday) by Robert Barber & Co. Maiden-
Lane, four doors wext of the Market. 1788. fol.
Established by Robert Barber, and Solomon Southwick, — the latter
being the former proprietor of the Newport Mercury, who continued
as Editor of the Register, for nearly thirty years. In 1792, Robert
Barber and Company, were succeeded, as Publishers, by John Barber
and Solomon Southwick, No. 48, North side of State Street ; and a cut
of the New York State Arms divided the title, with the motto : "Let
party feuds or civil discord rage — Our Press shall e'er impartially
engage."
ALLEN, JOHN
A CONCISE DISCANT UPON THE MAJESTY, EXCELLENCY AND PRECIOUSNESS OF THE
SCRIPTURES. IN A LETTER TO A FRIEND. BY JOHN ALLEN, v. D. M.
Boston: Printed by Benjamin Edes and Son* 1788. pp. 10. 12mo.
ALLEN, TIMOTHY 1 7 1 5 - 1 806
AN ESSAY ON OUTWARD CHRISTIAN BAPTISM. BY TIMOTHY ALLEN, A. M. PASTOR OF
THE CHURCH IN CHESTERFIELD. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Northampton: Printed by William Butler. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.48. 8vo.
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THE AMERICAN CALCULATOR, ou COUNTING-HOUSE COMPANION. CONTAINING A
TABLE ASCEKTAINING THE VALUE OF SUNDBY COINS IN GOLD, AS REGULATED BY
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN THIS CITY, AND SHEWING AT ONE VIEW, . . .
THE AMOUNT OF ANY NUMBER (UNDER 10,000) OF DOLLARS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CROWNS, HALF JOES, FRENCH AND ENGLISH GUINEAS, &C. AS THEY PASS THROUGH
THE UNITED STATES.
New -York: Printed and sold by Thomas Oreenleaf, No. 25, Water-Street.
1788.
THE AMERICAN HERALD: AND FEDERAL RECORDER. VOL. vn. NUMB. 326. MON-
DAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. vm. NUMB. 307. AUGUST? 1788.]
Boston: Printed by Edward-Eveleth Powars, opposite the new Court-House,
A AS.
Court-Street. 1788. fol.
In February, the sub-title was dropped from the heading. After a short
trial of a serai-weekly issue, Powars removed his Press to Worcester,
Massachusetts, and, in August, began the publication of the Herald
there under the following title :
THE AMERICAN HERALD ; AND THE WORCESTER RECORDER. VOL. vm. No. 368.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, [ — No. 383. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Worcester : Printed by Edward-Eteleth Powars. 1788. fol. AAS.
Published in continuation of The American Herald, published by
Powars in Boston, the issue for August 21st, being the first after
removal.
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE, CONTAINING A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL
AND OTHER VALUABLE ESSAYS, IN PROSE AND VERSE, AND CALCULATED BOTH FOR
INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT. "SCIENCE THE GUIDE, AND TRUTH THE ETERNAL
GAOL." VOL. i. [DECEMBER, 1787, -NOVEMBER, 1788.]
New -York, Printed by Samuel London, and sold by Messrs. 8. and R.
Campbell, Mr. 8. [and J.J London, Messrs. Berry and liogers, Mr. T. Allen,
Mr. R. Hodge, Mr. T. Oreenleaf, Mr. F. Childs, Mr. J. Reid.— Mr. J. Hastings,
[S. Hall,] at Boston, Messrs. Hudson and Ooodwin, at Hartford. — Mr. I. Beers,
at New-Haven. — Mr. A. Stoddard, at Hudson. — Messrs. W. Falconer, and Co., at
Albany. — Messrs. Young and M'Culloch, at Philadelphia, Mrs. A. Timothy, at
Charleston. [1788.] pp. 882, 3 plates, map. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MHS.
Edited by Noah Webster, junior. And discontinued at the close of the
first volume, as above.
THE AMERICAN [U. S. arms] MERCURY. VOL. iv. NUMB. 183. MONDAY, JANUARY
7, [ — NUMB. 234. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcoek. 1788. fol. AAS.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME in. [JANU-
ARY - JUNE, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (2),
603, (1). 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSKUM, OK REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME iv. [JULY -
DECEMBER, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (2),
592. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
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20936
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OB REPOSITORY OP ANCIENT AND MODEHN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME I. NUMB. 11.
FEBRUARY, [ — NUMB. vi. JUNE, 1787.] TIIE SECOND EDITION.
Plaladelphia: Printed by JUathew Carey. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.492. 8vo.
THE AMERICAN SONGSTER : BEING A SELECT COLLECTION OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND IRISH SONGS. [Two lines from] VIR. [Orna-
ment.]
New-Tork: Printed for Samuel Campbell, No. 44, Hanover Square, and
Thomas Allen, No. 16 queen-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (xii), 204. 12mo.
AMERICANISCHER HAUS-UND WIRTHSCHAFTS-CALENDER AUF DAS 1789 STE JAHR
CHRISTI . . . ZUM ZEHNTEN MAL HERAUSOEGEBEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu luiben bey Melchior Steiner. [1788.]
AMERICANISCHER STADT UND LAND KALENDER AUF DAS 1789STE JAHR CHRISTI,
WELCHES EIN QEMEINES-JAHR 1ST VON 365 TAGEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu htiben bey Carl CM, in der Jlees-strasse,
zwischen der Front- und Zweyten-slrasse. [1788.] pp. (48). 4to. LOC.
ANDREWS, JOHN 1746 - 1813
TWO SERMONS ON PUBLIC OCCASIONS. [SERMON I. ON MUTUAL LOVE. SERMON II.
ON THE NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE GOSPEL MINISTRY.] BY THE REV. JOHN
ANDREWS, D. D., RECTOR OF ST. JAMES'S, BRISTOL, AND PRINCIPAL OF THE
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE CITY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Young, Bookseller, corner Second and Ches-
nut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (4), 56. 12mo. AAS. LCP.
ANDREWS, ROBERT
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. [Eight lines.] BY ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Dams, at the Port-Office, near the Bridge.
[1788.] pp. (48). 12mo. LOC.
AN ANSWER TO "THE ADDRESS AND REASONS OF DISSENT OF THE MINORITY OF THE
CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS."
Boston: Printed and sold by Edward-JEteleth Powars, 1788.
ASH, JOHN 1724-1779
GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES ; OR, AN EASY INTRODUCTION TO DR. LOWTH'S ENGLISH
GRAMMAR : DESIGNED FOR TIIE USE OF SCHOOLS, AND TO LEAD YOUNG GENTLEMEN
AND LADIES INTO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE, BY JOHN ASH, L. L. D. WlTH AN APPENDIX ; CONTAINING I. THE
DECLENSION OF IRREGULAR AND DEFECTIVE VERBS. II. THE APPLICATION OF THE
GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES, in. SOME USEFUL OBSERVATIONS ON THE ELLIPSIS.
iv. EXERCISES OF BAD ENGLISH, v. LESSONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. To
WHICH ARE ADDED, SELECT LESSONS TO INSTIL JUST SENTIMENTS OF VIRTUE INTO
YOUTH ; AND A COLLECTION OF BOOKS, PROPER FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND
LADIES, TO SHORTEN THE PATH TO KNOWLEDGE. REVISED, CORRECTED AND EN-
LARGED. To THIS PHILADELPHIA EDITION is NOW ADDED, FOK THE FIRST TIME,
AN ESSAY ON PUNCTUATION ; BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF A CELEBRATED PER-
FORMANCE, LATELY PUBLISHED IN LONDON, ON THAT SUBJECT.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, in Third- Street, the
fourth door below Market- Street. 1788.
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20937 BACHMAIR, JOHN JAMES
A GERMAN GRAMMAR, CONTAINING THE THEORY OF THE LANGUAGE THROUGH ALL
THE PARTS OF SPEECH. BY JOHN JAMES BACHMAIR, M. A. To WHICH ARE PRE-
FIXED RULES FOR PRONUNCIATION AND SPELLING.
Philadelphia : Printed by Charles CM, in Race-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. (4), 100. 8vo. AAS.
20938 DER ERSTE ODER THEOUETISCHE THEIL VON BACHMAIRS ENGLISCH-TEUTSCHEN
GRAMMATICK ; MIT VORANSETZUNG DER NOTHIGSTEN UEGELN ZUR AUSPHACHE
UND BUCHSTABIREN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und tu haben bey Carl Cist, 1788.
20939 BACKUS, CHARLES 1749 - 1808
A SERMON PREACHED AT LONG MEADOW, APRIL 17TH, MDCCLXXXVIII, BEING A
PUBLICK FAST, FROM THESE WORDS, "SAY NOT THOU, WHAT IS THE CAUSE THAT
THE FORMER DAYS WERE BETTER THAN THESE? FOR THOU DOST NOT ENQUIRE
WISELY CONCERNING THIS." BY CHARLES BACKUS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH
IN SOMERS.
Springfield, (Massachusetts) Printed by Weld and Thomas. IT '88. pp.24. 8vo.
20940 BAILEY, FRANCIS
BAILEY'S POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789; . . .
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Torick's Head, in
Market-Street. [1788.]
20941 BALDWIN, SIMEON 1761 - 1851
AN ORATION, PRONOUNCED BEFORE THE CITIZENS OF NEW- HAVEN, JULY 4TH, 1788;
IN COMMEMORATION OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, AND E6TABLIS-
MENT [sic] OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY
SIMEON BALDWIN, ESQUIRE.
New-Haven: Printed by J. Meig>, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [16.] 8vo.
THE BALLOON ALMANAC [cut] FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Steelef [1788.]
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. THEATRE.
PLAY-BILL OF THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY AT THE BALTIMORE THEATRE, SEP-
TEMBER 26, 1788. BENEFIT OF MRS. MORRIS IN THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM.
[Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes? 1788.] Broadside, fol.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN GEORGIA.
MINUTES OF THE GEORGIA ASSOCIATION. BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT CLARK'S STATION,
ON THE SATURDAY BEFORE THE THIRD SUNDAY IN OCTOBER 1788, AND DAYS FOL-
LOWING.
[Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, 1788.] pp. 4. 4to.
20945 BARBAULD, ANNA LETITIA AIKIN 1743-1825
HYMNS IN PROSE, FOR CHILDREN. BY THE AUTHOR OF LESSONS FOR CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. f. Baclie, 1788.
20942
20943
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BARBAULD, ANNA LETITIA AIKIN, continued.
MRS. BABBAULD'S LESSONS FOB CHILDBEN, FUOM TWO TO FOUB TEABS OLD.
PABT i. WITH ALTERATIONS, SUITED TO THE AMERICAN CLIMATE, BY A LADY.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. F. Bache, 1788.
20951
20952
- — MBS. BARBAULD'S LESSONS FOR CHILDREN OF FOUB YEARS OLD. PABT n.
WITH ALTERATIONS, SUITED TO THE AMERICAN CLIMATE, BY A LADY.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. F. Bache, 1788.
- — MRS. BARBAULD'S LESSONS FOR CHILDBEN FBOM FOUB TO FIVE YEABS OLD.
PABT HI. WITH ALTEBATIONS, SUITED TO THE AMERICAN CLIMATE, BY A LADY.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. F. Bathe, 1788.
- — MBS. BABBAULD'S LESSONS FOR CHILDBEN OF FIVE YEARS OLD. PABT iv.
WITH ALTEBATIONS, SUITED TO THE AMERICAN CLIMATE, BY A LADY.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. F. BacJte, 1788.
BARCLAY, ROBERT 1 648 - 1690
A CATECHISM AND CONFESSION OF FAITH, APPROVED OF AND AGBEED UNTO, BY THE
GENEBAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PATBIABCHS, PBOPHETS AND APOSTLES, CHEIST HIM-
SELF CHIEF SPEAKER IN AND AMONG THEM. WHICH CONTAINETH A TBUE AND
FAITHFUL ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPLES AND DOCTBINE8, WHICH ABE MOST SUBELY
BELIEVED BY THE CHUBCHE8 OF CHRIST IN GBEAT BBITAIN, AND IRELAND, WHO
ARE REPROACHFULLY CALLED BY THE NAME OF QUAKERS; YET ARE FOUND IN THE
ONE FAITH WITH THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH AND SAINTS, AS IS MOST CLEABLY DEM-
ONSTBATED BY SOME PLAIN SCBIPTURE TESTIMONIES, (WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES OR
COMMENTARIES) WHICH ABE HEBE COLLECTED AND INSEBTED BY WAY OF ANSWEB
TO A FKW WEIGHTY, YET EASY AND FAMILIAR QUESTIONS, FITTED AS WELL FOB
THE WISEST AND LABGEST, AS FOR THE WEAKEST AND LOWEST CAPACITIES. To
WHICH IS ADDED, AN EXPOSTULATION WITH, AND APPEAL TO ALL OTHER PBOFES-
SOBS. BY ROBERT BABCLAY. [Three lines from] JOHN v. 39. 40.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnut-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXVIII. pp. viii, [147], (3); 34. 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
Second title: THE ANCIENT TESTIMONY OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, RE-
VISED ; BY THK OBDKB AND APPBOBATION OF THE YEARLY MEETING, HELD FOR
THE PROVINCES OF PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW-JERSEY, 1722.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph James, M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 34.
BARD, SAMUEL 1742 - 1821
AN ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN AND JUSTIFY THE USE OF COLA IN UTERINE HEMOB-
BHAGIES, WITH A VIEW TO BEMOVE THE PBEJUDICES WHICH PREVAIL AMONG THE
WOMEN OF THIS CITY AGAINST THE USE OF THIS SAFE AND NECESSARY REMEDY.
New -York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, 1788. pp. 15. 8vo. soo.
BARLOW, JOEL 1754-1812
THE PROSPECT OF PEACE. A POETICAL COMPOSITION, DELIVERED IN YALE-COLLEGE
AT THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF THE CANDIDATES FOB THE DEGREE OF BACHELOB
OF ABTS; JULY 23, 1778. . . .
New-Haven : Printed by Tfiomas and Samuel Green, M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. (12). 8VO. JCB. LOC. MHS.
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20954
20955
20956
20957
BARNARD, Sir JOHN 1685 - 1764
A PRESENT FOR AN APPRENTICE: OB, A SURE GUIDE TO GAIN BOTH ESTEEM AND
ESTATE. WITH RULES FOR HIS CONDUCT TO HIS MASTER, AND IN THE WORLD.
MORE ESPECIALLY, WHILE AN APPRENTICE, HIS BEHAVIOUR AFTER HE IS FREE,
CARE IN SETTING UP, COMPANY WITH THE LADIES, CHOICE OF A WIFE, BEHAVIOUR
IN COURTSHIP, AND WEDDING-DAY, COMPLAISANCE AFTER MARRIAGE, EDUCATION
OF CHILDREN, &C. BY A LATE LORD-MAYOR OF LONDON.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Henry Taylor] for Thomas Dobson, 1788. pp.
80. 16mo. AAg_
Contains, a List of books printed for and sold by Thomas Dobson.
BARNES, JOSEPH
REMARKS ON MR. JOHN FITCH'S REPLY TO MR. JAMES RUMSEY'S PAMPHLET, BY
JOSEPH BARNES, FORMERLY ASSISTANT, AND NOW ATTORNEY IN FACT TO JAMES
RUMSEY. [Dated, July 7th, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James; Chesnut-street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. [XVI,] [16.] 8VO. JCB. LCP. LOG. NYPL.
BASCOM, AARON _ 1814
Half title : MR. BASCOM'S EXECUTION SERMON.
Title : A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE EXECUTION OF ABIGAIL CONVERSE, WHO WAS
EXECUTED AT NORTHAMPTON FOR THE MURDER OF HER INFANT BASTARD CHILD,
JULY 6TH, 1788. BY AARON BASCOM, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN CHESTER.
Northampton: Printed ly William Butler. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.24. 8vo.
BAYLEY, DANIEL
THE NEW HARMONY OF ZION, OR, COMPLETE MELODY: CONTAINING ALL THE NECES-
SARY RULES OF SINGING, IN A CONCISE AND FAMILIAR MANNER. TO WHICH IB ADDED
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PSALM AND HYMN TUNES, SELECTED FROM VARIOUS
AUTHORS, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
Newburyport : Published by Daniel Bayley, at his house, near St. Paul's
Church. 1788. pp. 100. 8vo.
BEERS, ANDREW 1749 - 1824
BEERS'S ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON; THE
TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING AND SETTING OF THE
SUN; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUB
LORD 1789: . . .
Hartford: Printed and told by Hudson and Goodwin. [1788.]
20958
20959
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANACK AND EPIIEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND
MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING AND SETTING
OF THE SUN ; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD, 1789: ... BY ANDREW BEERS, PHILOM.
New -York: Printed and told by Samuel and Jolin London, [1788.]
THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. [Motto.] VOL. I. NUM. 1. THURSDAY, MAY 8,
[—NUM. 32. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1788.]
Pittsfield, Published by Roger Starrs, near the Meeting-Houte. 1788. 4to.
Established by Roger Storrs and continued by him to . The motto
reads : Free as the savage roams his native wood — Or finny nations
cleave the briny flood. A cut of the Massachusetts Arms, with the
motto freely translated, " Give me liberty I'm at peace." was added to
the heading with the issue for December 19th, and the title altered to
The Berkshire [cut] Chronicle, and the Massachusetts Intelligencer.
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BIBLIA.
THE CHRISTIAN'S NEW AND COMPLETE FAMILY BIBLE : OB UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF
DIVINE KNOWLEDGE : BEING A CLEAR, FULL, AND COMPREHENSIVE EXPOSITION
AND COMMENTARY ON THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, CONTAINING THE SACKED TEXTS OF
THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, WITH THE APOCRYPHA AT LARGE : ILLUS-
TRATED WITH ANNOTATIONS AND COMMENTARIES : WHERIN OBSCURE PASSAGES ARE
MADE CLEAR AND FAMILIAR, SEEMING CONTRADICTIONS RECONCILED ; MIS-TRANS-
LATIONS RECTIFIED ; IMPORTANT TRUTHS CONFIRMED ; AND DEISM AND INFIDELITY
FULLY CONFUTED. TOGETHER WITH PRACTICAL REFLECTIONS ON EACH CHAPTER
AND NOTES, HISTORICAL, CHRONOLOGICAL, BIOGRAPHICAL, MORAL AND DIVINE.
1)Y THOSE EMINENT WRITERS, HENRY, DODDRIDGE, GlLL, BROWN, SlACKHOUSE,
BURKITT, OSTEUVALD, &C. 4C. THE WHOLE FORMING A COMPLETE BODY OF
CHRISTIAN DIVINITY, CALCULATED TO ENLIGHTEN THE UNDERSTANDING, PURIFY
THE HEART ; PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF HOLINESS ; AND MAKE MEN WISE UNTO
SALVATION. No. 1.
Philadelphia: Published by W. Woodhouse, Bookseller, Front-Street, next
door to the Coffee-House. 1788.
Printed in folio, from a large new type. To be completed in 75 num-
bers at one-eighth of a dollar, a number to be issued every Saturday,
with a variety of plates, the last number to contain a list of subscrib-
ers. The first number was issued 15 November, 1788. No. 77, which
completed the text of the Old and New Testaments, was published 26
May, 1790. At which time the publishers advertised that : '-The Ap-
ocrypha (which will soon be ready) will therefore be delivered gratis
to subscribers ; the number of whom is almost one thousand."
- A CURIOUS HIEROGLYPHICK BlBLE ; OR, SELECT PASSAGES IN THE OLD AND
NEW TESTAMENTS, REPRESENTED WITH EMBLEMATICAL FIGURES, FOR THE
AMUSEMENT OF YOUTH : DESIGNED CHIEFLY TO FAMILIARIZE TENDER AGE, IN A
PLEASING AND DIVERTING MANNER, WITH EARLY IDEAS OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
TO WHICH ARE SUBJOINED, A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE LIVES OF THE EVANGELISTS
AND OTHER PIECES. ILLUSTRATED WITH NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED CUTS. THE FIRST
WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold wholesale
and retail at his Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 144. 24mo. AAS. NYPL.
20962
20963
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
A NEW VERSION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID. FITTED TO THE TUNES USED IN
CHURCHES. BY N. BRADY, D. D., LATE CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY, AND N. TATE,
ESQ. LATE POET LAUREAT, TO THE KlNG OF ENGLAND. FlRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Book-
store in Worcester, and by him and Company in Boston. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.
358. 18mo. AAS. BM. HC. NL. NYPL.
- PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSIONS OF THE
PSALMS OF DAVID. ALLOWED, BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young and J. James, in Chemut-Street.
M.DCC.LXXXVIII.
Second title: HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS, i. COLLECTED FROM
THE SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE
LORD'S SUPPER. BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukihank, 1787.
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20965
20960
20967
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS, continued.
THE PSAI.MS OP DAVID, IN METRE : ALLOWED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE KIKK OF SCOTLAND, AND APPOINTED TO BE SUNG IN
CONGREGATIONS AND FAMILIES.
Bonton: Printed by John Norman, 1788.
" More plain, smooth and agreeable to the text than any heretofore."
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PROVERBS.
THE PUOVEHBS OF SOLOMON ; AND ECCLESIASTES : NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OP THE
ORIGINAL TONGUES. VERY NECESSARY POR TIIE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, west side of Second-Street,
ninth door above Chemut-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
Some of the sexual allusions are indicated by asterisks.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
THE Nsw TESTAMENT OP OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, TRANSLATED OUT
OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK : AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY
COMPARED AND REVISED. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES. [To which is
added, a Dictionary of the proper names of persons, places, &c. mentioned in
the New Testament, with the meaning or signification of the words in their
original languages.]
Boston : Printed by Benjamin Edes & Son, No. 49, Marlborough-Street.
MDCCLXXXVIII. Unpaged. 16mo. AAS.
" Printed with new type, on paper of superior quality."
THE NEW TESTAMENT OP OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, NEWLY
TRANSLATED OUT OP TIIE ORIGINAL GREEK ; AND WITH TIIE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES.
[Ornament.])
Elizabeth-Town : Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
Unpaged. 12mo. NYPL.
The following errors have been noted : Matthew 7 : 6 reads : " least they
trample them." 20 : 1 reads : "For the Kingdem of Heaven."
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- — THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, TRANS-
LATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK : AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS
DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES.
Trenton: Printed and told by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. Un-
paged. 8VO. AAS.
An error in I Timothy, 4 : 16, thy, for the, has been noted, correspond-
ing to the Philadelphia, 1786, edition. Nelson records a sixteenmo
issue, by Collins, this year, also.
- — DAS NEUE TESTAMENT UNSERS HERRN DND HEYLANDES JKSU CHRISTI
NACH DER DEUTSCHEN UEBERSETZUNG D. MARTIN LUTHERS.
Germantaun: Qedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1788.
BISSETT, JOHN
A SERMON ON REGENERATION AND GRACE.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OP MARYLAND.
Baltimore: 1788. pp.30. 8vo.
1762-1810
BY A MINISTER OF THE PROTESTANT
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BLAIR, HUGH
ESSAYS ON KHETORICK
SCIENCE.
Albany: Printed by Charles R. Webster, 1788.
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BLATCHFORD, JOHN
A NARRATIVE OP REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES, IN THE LIFE OF JOHN BLATCHFORD,
OF CAPE-ANN, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. CONTAINING, HIS TREAT-
MENT IN NOVA SCOTIA — THE WEST-INDIES — GREAT-BRITAIN — FRANCE
AND THE EAST-INDIES, AS A PRISONER IN THE LATE WAR. TAKEN FROM HIS OWN
MOUTH.
New-London: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXX,Vin. pp. 22. 8vo.
A second edition was printed in New London, in 1792. Reprinted,
also, in New York, in 1805.
BLODGET, WILLIAM
A NEW AND CORRECT TABLE, WHEREBY THE SUPERFICIAL CONTENTS OF GLASS,
BOARDS, &C. MAY BE ACCURATELY DETERMINED ON SIGHT. BY WlLLIAM BLOD-
GET, ESQ.
Bennington: Printed by Hasuell and Russell. Sold at the Land Office. 1788.
ELY, JOHN - 1787
A NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE, TOGETHER WITH THE LAST WORDS AND DYING CONFES-
SION OF JOHN ELY AND CHARLES ROSE, TWO INSURGENTS, WHO WERE EXECUTED
AT LENOX, IN THE COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE, AND COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS, ON THURSDAY THE 16TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1787. THIS NARRATIVE CON-
TAINS SOME SECRETS PROPER TO BE KNOWN : AND MUCH GOOD ADVICE TO
TUEIR BRETHREN IN INIQUITY.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, next Liberty-Pole. 1788.
BOGART, DAVID SCHUYLER - 1839
DISCOURSE BEFORE A RELIGIOUS SOCIETY, UPON THE ADMISSION OF A MEMBER.
New-York: [1788.]
BOOTH, ABRAHAM 1734 - 1806
AN APOLOGY FOR THE BAPTISTS. IN WHICH THEY ARE VINDICATED FROM THE IMPU-
TATION OF LAYING AN UNWARRANTABLE STRESS ON THE ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM ;
AND AGAINST THE CHARGE OF BIGOTRY IN REFUSING COMMUNION AT THE LORD'S
TABLE TO P^EDOBAPTISTS. BY ABRAHAM BOOTH. [Four lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia : Printed [by Henry Taylor] for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone
House, in Second Street. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 179, (1). 18mo. AAS. BM. HC.
BOOTH'S P^EDOBAPTISM EXAMINED AND REFUTED, UPON THE PRINCIPLES AND CON-
CESSIONS OF PSEUDO-BAPTIST WRITERS.
Philadelphia: Printed? for Thomas Dobson, 1788.
Advertised as : " Speedily will be published by Thomas Dobson."
THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. CONTAINING THE
LATEST OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Motto.] No. 17-15. MONDAY,
JANUARY 7, [—No. 1796 [sic 1786.] MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Printed by Benjamin Edei and Son, No. 49, Marlborough- Street, Boston.
1788. fol. AAS. i,oc. MHS.
In June, the Printing-Office was removed to No. 7, State-Street, next
to Mr. Abiel Smith's, and directly opposite the south-east corner of
the State-House.
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BOWDEN, JOHN 1751-1817
A LETTEK FROM JOHN BOWDEN, A. M., RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, NORWALK,
TO THE REVEREND EZRA STILES, D. D. LL. D. PRESIDENT OF YALE- COLLEGE,
OCCASIONED BY SOME PASSAGES CONCERNING CHURCH GOVERNMENT, IN AN ORDI-
NATION SERMON, PREACHED, AT NEW-LONDON, MAY 17, 1787,
New-Haven : Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. 50, (2). 8vo. AAS. BM. HC. MH8. NYPL.
BRADFORD, WILLIAM 1719 - 1791
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS JUST IMPORTED FROM LONDON, AND TO BE SOLD BY W.
BRADFORD.
Philadelpltia : Printed by William Bradford, [October, 1788.]
BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, JEAN PIERRE 1754 - 1793
A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE MARQUIS DE CHATTELLUX'S TRAVELS IN NORTH
AMERICA, IN A LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE MARQUIS; PRINCIPALLY INTENDED AS
A REFUTATION OF HIS OPINIONS CONCERNING THE QUAKERS, THE NEGROES, THE
PEOPLE, AND MANKIND. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF J. P. BRISSOT DE
AVARVILLE. WITH ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS OF THE AUTHOR.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnut-Street, between Front
and Second-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 89. 8vo. AAS. LCP.
BRITISH TAR COMPANY.
AN ACCOUNT OF COAL TAR, AND VARNISH, AND DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
New -York: Printed by J. & A. SfLean, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanoter-Square. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (50). 8vo. AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
BROOME, JOHN 1738 - 1810
THE FRIENDS OF MR. JOHN BROOME HAVE DISCOVERED, DURING THE PROGRESS OF
THE POLL, THAT MR. PELL, AND NOT MR. BROOME, IS THE CANDIDATE HELD UP
BY THE ANTIFEDERAL8 IN THE COUNTY OF WINCHESTER; AND THAT WHILE THE
SAME PARTY IN THIS CITY, UNDER AN AFFECTED ZEAL FOR THE MERCANTILE
INTEREST, HOLD UP MR. BROOME, THEY ARE SECRETLY BALLOTING FOR MR. PELL.
THEY HAVE THEREFORE DETERMINED, IN ORDER TO PREVENT A DIVISION OF THE
FEDERAL INTEREST TO JOIN HEART AND HAND WITH THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS, IN
SUPPORTING MR. JOHN LAWRENCE. A FEDERAL ELECTOR. MARCH 4.
[New -York: 1788.] Broadside. 4to.
LOC.
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THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY MONITOR [Motto.] NUMB. 66. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB. 117. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett. 1788. fol.
BUCHANAN, JAMES
A REGULAR ENGLISH SYNTAX, WHEREIN is EXHIBITED THE WHOLE VARIETY OF
ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION, PROPERLY EXEMPLIFIED, To WHICH is ADDED THE ELE-
GANT MANNER OF ARRANGING WORDS, AND MEMBERS OF SENTENCES. THE WHOLE
REDUCED TO PRACTICE, FOR THE USE OF PRIVATE YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES,
AS WELL AS OF OUR MOST EMINENT SCHOOLS. BY JAMES BUCHANAN. THE FOURTH
AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist, in Race-Street, between Front and
Second-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (2), xxxi, 197. 16mo. AAS.
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BUELL, SAMUEL 1716 - 1798
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE KEVEREND AARON WOOL-
WORTH, A. M., TO THE PASTOKAL CHARGE OF THE CHURCH IN BRIDGE-HAMPTON
ON LONG-ISLAND, AUGUST 30, 1787. BY SAMUEL BOELL, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH AT EAST-HAMPTON, LONG-ISLAND.
Elizabeth-Town, (New-Jersey) Printed by Shepard Kollock, on Golden-Hill.
M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 46. 8vo. AAS. BM.
BULLER, FRANCIS 1745 - 1800
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE LAW RELATIVE TO TRIALS AT NISI PRIUS. THE FIFTH
EDITION. WlTH ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. BY FRANCIS BULLER, ESQ. ; OF THE
MIDDLE TEMPLE.
London, Printed: New-York: Re-printed by Hugh Gaine, at his Book-
Store and Printing- Office, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. v, 336, (29), (1). 8vo. BM. NYPL.
BURGES, BARTHOLOMEW ?
THE SEAMAN'S JOURNAL, BEING AN EASY METHOD OF KEEPING THE DAILY RECKON-
ING OF A SHIP DURING THE COURSE OF HER VOYAGE.
Newport, (Rhode-Island) Printed and sold by Peter Edes. 1788.
BURKITT, WILLIAM 1650 - 1703
DIVINE HYMNS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. BY WlLLIAM BURKITT, M. A. THE THIR-
TEENTH EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.
New -York: Printed for Robert Hodge, 1788.
Apparently sold separately, also, from the following :
THE POOR MAN'S HELP, AND YOUNG MAN'S GUIDE. CONTAINING i. DOCTRINAL
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE RIGHT INFORMING OF THEIR JUDGMENTS. II. PRACTICAL
DIRECTIONS FOR THE GENERAL COURSE OF THEIR LIVES. III. PARTICULAR ADVICE
FOR THE WELL-MANAGING OF EVERY DAY. WlTH REFERENCE TO THEIR I. NATU-
RAL ACTIONS. II. CIVIL EMPLOYMENTS. III. NECESSARY RECREATIONS. IV. RELIG-
IOUS DUTIES. UNTO WHICH ARE ADDED, PRINCIPLES OF RELIGION, USEFUL TO BE
KNOWN, BELIEVED, AND PRACTICED. BY SUCH AS DESIRE TO RECEIVE THE HOLY
COMMUNION WITH BENEFIT AND COMFORT. WITH FORMS OF PRAYER FOR FAMI-
LIES AND SINGLE PERSONS. ALSO, DlVINE HYMNS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. BY
WILLIAM BURKITT, M. A. OF PEMBROKE HALL IN CAMBRIDGE, LATE VICAR OF
DEDHAM IN ESSEX. THE THIRTEENTH EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.
New -York: Printed for Robert Hodge, No. 237, Queen-Street, the corner of
Sing-Street. [1788.] pp. v, (1), 150 + 12mo. AAS.
Second title: FORMS OF PRAYER FOR FAMILIES AND SINGLE PERSONS, AND HYMNS
OF PRAISE: WITH GRACES BEFORE AND AFTER MEAT. BY WILLIAM BURKITT, M. A.
OF PEMBROKE-HALL IN CAMBRIDGE, LATE VICAR OF DEDHAM IN ESSEX.
New -York: Printed for Robert Hodge, No. 237, Qyeen- Street, the corner of
King-Street, 1788. pp. 117 - 150.
BURNS, ROBERT 1759 - 1796
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. BY ROBERT BURNS.
Philadelphia : Printed for, and sold by Peter Stewart and George Hyde, the
west-side of Second-Street, the ninth door above Chemut- Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. 304, portrait. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
The Publishers' first announcement of publication of this edition was
made on 7 July, 1788, — preceding the following by several months.
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BURNS, ROBERT, continued.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. BY ROBERT BURNS. To WHICH
ARE ADDED, SCOTS POEMS, SELECTED FROM THE WORKS OF ROBERT FERGUSON.
New -York: Printed by J. and A. if 'Lean, Franklin's Head, No. 41, Han-
over-Square. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 306. 8vo. LOC.
CANDIDUS, pseudonym.
A LETTER TO PHILO-AFRICANDS, UPON SLAVERY; IN ANSWER TO HIS OF THE 22ND
OF NOVEMBER. . . . TOGETHER WITH THE OPINIONS OF siu J. STRANGE AND
OTHER EMINENT OWNERS. . . . [Signed, Candidas.]
Newport, (Rhode-Island) Printed by Peter Edes. 1788.
THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND THE WESTERN REPOSITORY OF KNOWLEDGE. VOL. in.
No. 126. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 178. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1788.]
Carlisle: (State of Pennsylvania) Printed by Kline & Reynolds, 1788. fol.
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE CHARLESTON [Baptist] ASSOCIATION, . . . 1788.
Charleston: 1788.
THE CHARMS OF MELODY, A NEW COLLECTION OF SONGS.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Seddon, 1788.
THE CHRISTIAN CECONOMY, TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GREEK OF AN MAN-
USCRIPT, FOUND IN THE ISLAND OF PATMOS, WHERE ST. JOHN WROTE HIS BOOK
OF THE REVELATION.
Windsor: Printed and sold by Hough & Spooner. 1788.
THE CITY [seal] GAZETTE, OR THE DAILY ADVERTISER. — NOTHING EXTENUATE — NOR
SET DOWN AUGHT IN MALICE. SHAKESPEARE. VOL. VI. NUMB. 833 TUESDAY,
JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. vi. NUMB. 1138 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
CJiarleston: Printed by Markland & M'lver, Printers to the City, at their
Printing-Office, No. 47, Bay. 1788. fol.
In continuation of the Charleston Morning post. Established in 1788,
by John Markland and John M'lver, and continued by them to the
close of the year 1794. From 1795 to the close of the year 1800, the
Gazette was published by Peter Freneau and Seth Paine. Late in the
year 1800, John M'lver resumed its publication, and in March, 1801,
David Rogerson Williams was admitted to partnership under, at first,
the firm name of J. M'lver & D. R. Williams, and afterwards as M'lver
& Williams, to the year 1807, when Williams became sole publisher to
September, 1809. Late in that year Peter Freneau was admitted to
partnership, under the firm name of Freneau & Williams, which contin-
ued to the year 1811. Beginning in January, 1811, the Gazette was
published by Peter Freneau & Co. to the end of the year : and, in Jan-
uary, 1812, J. Elliott and Samuel Richards, two practical printers, who
formed the Company with Freneau, printed and published the Gazette
to the end of the year 1814. From the first of July, 1815, to the close
of 1816, the Gazette was printed by Samuel Haveland Skinner, and pub-
lished by Ebenezer Smith Thomas, a nephew of Isaiah Thomas. In Jan-
uary, 1816, Samuel Haveland Skinner and Joseph Whilden, under the
firm name of Skinner & Whilden, became its printers and publishers to
the end of 1819, when Skinner withdrew, leaving the sole conduct of
the Gazette to Joseph Whilden from 1820 to 1822. After other changes
the Gazette was absorbed by The Courier in 1837, of which the News
and Courier of the present day is the direct successor.
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CLARK, JONAS 1730 - 1805
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. MB. JOSEPH ESTABROOK,
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OP THE CHURCH OF CHIUST IN AlHOL, NOVEMBER 21,
MDCCLXXXVII. BY JONAS CLARK, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN LEXINGTON.
TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED, THE CHARGE GIVEN ON THAT OCCASION, BY THE REV.
EBENEZER SPARHAWK, OF TEMPI.ETON, AND THE EIGHT HAND OF FELLOWSHIP,
BY THE REV. JOSEPH LEE OF ROYALSTON.
Printed at Worcester, (Massachusetts) by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 32. 8vo. AAS.
CLARKE, JOHN 1687 - 1734
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MAKING OF LATIN. COMPOSING AFTER AN EASY COMPEN-
DIOUS METHOD, THE SUBSTANCE OF THE LATIN SYNTAX, WITH PROPER ENGLISH
EXAMPLES, MOST OF THEM TRANSLATIONS FROM THE CLASSICK AUTHORS, IN ONE
COLUMN, AND THE LATIN WORDS IN ANOTHER. To WHICH IS SUBJOINED, IN THE
SAME METHOD, A SUCCINCT ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIRS OF ANCIENT GltKECE AND
ROME, INTENDED AT ONCE TO BRING BOYS ACQUAINTED WITH HISTORY, AND THE
IDIOM OF THE LATIN TONGUE. WlTH RULES FOR THE GENDER OF NOUNS. BY JOHN
CLARKE, LATE MASTER OF THE PUBLICK GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HULL.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Young, 1788.
CLARKSON, THOMAS 1760 - 1846
AN ESSAY ON THE IMPOLICY OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. IN TWO PARTS. BY THE
REV. T. CLARKSON, M. A. To WHICH is ADDED, AN ORATION, UPON THE NECES-
SITY OF ESTABLISHING AT PARIS, A SOCIETY TO PROMOTE THE ABOLITION OF THE
TRADE AND SLAVERY OF THE NEGROES. BY J. P. BRISSOT DB WARVILLE.
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Bailey, at Torick's-JIettd, in Market-
Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (2), iv, 3 - 159. 8vo. AAS. BA. nc. LOC. MHS.
Second title: AN ORATION, UPON THK NECESSITY OF ESTABLISHING AT PARIS, A
SOCIETY TO CO-OPERATK WITH THOSE OF AMERICA AND LONDON TOWARD THE
ABOLITION OF THE TRADE AND SLAVERY OF THE NEGROES, DELIVERED 19TH FEB-
RUARY, 1788. BY J. P. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE. [Translated from the French
by Charles Crawford.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, 1788. pp. (2), 135 - 159.
CLEAVELAND, BENJAMIN
HYMNS ON DIFFERENT SPIRITUAL SUBJECTS. (ADAPTED TO BAPTIST WORSHIP.) BY
BENJAMIN CLEAVELAND. [The second edition.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1788.
COLLEY, THOMAS 1742 - 1812
A DISCOURSE, PUBLICLY DELIVERED ON THIRD-DAY MORNING, THE EIGHTH DAY OF
THE FIFTH MONTH, 1787, AT A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE PEOPLE CALLED
QUAKERS, HELD IN MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA. BY THOMAS COLLEY.
CAREFULLY TAKEN DOWN IN SHORT HAND. [Second edition.]
PJtiladelphia : Printed and sold by Enoch Story, at his Office in Third-
Street, third door from Chesnut-Street. 1788.
COLLINS, WILLIAM 1721 - 1759
THE POETICAL WORKS OF WILLIAM COLLINS. CONTAINING HIS MISCELLANIES, ORI-
ENTAL ECLOGUES, ODES DECHIPTIVE AND ALLEGORICAL, &C. &C. &C. ALSO HIS ODE
ON THE POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS OF THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. WlTH THE
AUTHOR'S LIFE, AND OBSERVATIONS, BY DR. LANGHORNE.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street. 1788. pp. 178. 12mo. LOC.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE, formerly KINO'S COLLEGE.
THE STATUTES OF COLOMBIA COLLEGE, IN NEW- YORK.
New-York: Printed by S. and J. London? 1788. pp. 15, folded plan. 8vo.
THE COLUMBIAN HERALD, OH [cut] THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OP NORTH-
AMERICA. [Motto.] PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY. NUMBER 847.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMBER — . MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Charleston, South-Carolina: Printed by Bowen & Co., at Franklin's Head,
No. 31 Bay . . . 1788. fol.
Messrs. Vandle, and Andrews, withdrew, apparently at the end of the
previous year. With the issue for February, the imprint was changed
to read : Printed by T. B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay, and corner of Elliot-
Street. Beginning in August, the Herald was published tri-weekly, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. And about the same time the motto
was changed to : Congress shall make no law abridging the free-
dom of speech, or of the press. — Amend. Constitution United States.
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, on MONTHLY MISCELLANY. CONTAINING A VIEW OF
THE HISTORY, LITERATURE, MANNERS & CHARACTERS OF THE YEAK 1788. E
MOLLIT MORES. VOL. 2. [JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1788, AND SUPPLEMENT.]
[Emblematic cut.]
Philadelpliia : Printed for T. Seddon, W. Spotswood, C. Cist, & J. Trench-
ard. [1788.] pp. (2), iv, 750, (4), 24 plates, map, engraved title, 12 tables. 8vo.
THE COMPLETE COUNTING HOUSE COMPANION.
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Spotswood, and (one) delivered gratis to each
of the subscribers to the Pennsylvania Herald. Price to non-subscribers, one shilling.
* * * Communications, from merchants and traders, for the improvement of this
publication, will be thankfully received, and duly attended to by the printer. [1788.]
pp. 4. 4to. LOC.
CONNECTICUT. STATE.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY
OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, IN SAID STATE, ON THE
SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOM. 1788. [Colophon:]
Hartford, Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1788.] pp. 359 - 366. fol. CHS.
This is the official issue.
21010
21011
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[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, IN SAID STATE,
ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOM. 1788. [Colophon :]
New-London: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 359-365. fol.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . MAY . . . 1788.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1788.] pp. 359 -
366. fol. PL. YC.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1788. [Colophon :]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1788.J pp. 359 - 366. 8vo. CHS.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE, continued.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL CODKT OK
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFOUD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1788. [Colophon :]
Uartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1788.] pp. 359 -366. fol. CHS.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR AS-
SEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMEKICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN,
. . . OCTOBER, . . . 1788. [Colophon:]
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. [1788.] pp. 367-370. fol.
This is, probably, the official issue.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, (IN SAID
STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1788. [Colophon:]
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. [1788.] pp. 367-370. fol.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1788. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1788.] pp. 367 - 370. 8vo. CHS.
AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE STATE OF
CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLIJKN AT NEW-HAVEN, . . . OCTOBER . . .
ONE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. [Resolve directing the
nomination and election of representatives in Congress.]
[New-Haven: Printed by T. and 8. Green. 1788.] Broadside, fol. CHS.
21019
21020
21021
21022
21023
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HuNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the seventeenth of April, a day of fasting and prayer.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green. 1788. Broadside, fol. YC.
Five hundred copies ordered to be printed.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-seventh of November a day of thanksgiving.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green. 1788. Broadside, fol. CHS. YC.
THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. NUMBER 1198.
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — NUMBER 1249. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near the Bridge. 1788. fol.
THE FORC'D ALLIANCE ; A DIALOGUE. OR, THE NEWS-BOY'S SHIFT FOR JANU-
ARY 1, 1788.
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE. VOL. xxv. No. 1260. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4,[— VOL.
xxvi. No. 1311. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1788.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, at the northwest corner of the
Parade. 1788. fol. AAS.
THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL, No. 1053. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [—No. 1105,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
New-Hacen: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-Office.
1788. fol. AAS. LOC.
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21024 COPERNICUS, pseudonym.
FOLSOM'S NEW POCKBT ALMANAC, FOR TUB YEAH OF OUR LORD 1789. BEING THE
FIRST AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
CONTAINING (BESIDES THE USUAL CALCULATIONS) AN ACCOUNT OF AN APPROACH-
ING, COMET, AND A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL AND NECESSARY MATTERS. CALCU-
LATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF BOSTON. By COPERNICUS, PHILO.
Boston : Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street — Sold
also by other Booksellers in Town and Country. [1788.] pp. (35), (1). 18mo.
21025 FOLSOM'S NEW POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789.
. . . SECOND EDITION. ... BY COPERNICUS, PHILO.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street — Sold
also by other Booksellers in Town and Country. [1788.] pp. (35), (1). 18mo.
21026 CORNARO, LUIGI 1467-1566
THE PROBABLE WAY OF ATTAINING A LONG AND HEALTHFUL LIFE: WITH THE MEANS
OF CORRECTING A BAD CONSTITUTION, &C. WRITTEN ORIGINALLY IN ITALIAN BY
LEWIS CORNARO, A NOBLE VENETIAN, WHEN HE WAS NEAR A HUNDRED YEARS OF
AGE. TO WHICH IS NOW FIRST ADDED, THE CASE OF MR. TlIOMAS WOOD, A MIL-
LER, OF BlLLEHICAY, IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, ENGLAND. EXTRACTED FROM
"MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS," VOL. n. — WHO FROM A VERY CORPULENT AND
UNHEALTHY STATE, BY A PROPER REGIMEN OF DIET, REDUCED HIMSELF TO A MODER-
ATE SIZE, AMENDED HIS HEALTH, AND LIVED TO AN ADVANCED AGE. SlXTH
EDITION.
London printed. Portsmouth, Re-printed by George Jerry Osborne. 1788.
pp. 64. ICmo. AAS. BPL. LOC.
21027 THE COUNTRY [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE POUGHKEEPSIE ADVERTISER. [Motto.]
NUMB. 126. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 178. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
17S8.]
fPoughkeepsie:] Printed by Nicholas Power. 1788. fol. AAS.
Beginning with the issue for October 14th, a new heading was adopted,
the title reading : The Country journal [cut] and Dutchess and Ulster
County farmer's register. With the motto on the left, and on the right,
[Venerate the plough.] The cut is an ambitious one, extending across
the page, and illustrates every phase of agriculture from ploughing, at
the left, to shipping flour from the mill, on the right, with the build-
ings, tools, and animals necessary for agricultural pursuits.
21028 COXE, TENCH 1755-1824
AN EXAMINATION OF THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SUBMITTED TO THE PEOPLE By THE GENERAL CONVENTION, AT PHILADELPHIA,
THE 17TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1787, AND SINCE ADOPTED AND RATIFIED BY THE
CONVENTIONS OF ELEVEN STATES, CHOSEN FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING IT,
BEING ALL THAT HAVE YET DECIDED ON THE SUBJECT. By AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A SPEECH OF THE HONORABLE JAMES WlLSON, ESQUIRE, ON
THE SAME SUBJECT.
Philadelphia: Printed by ZaclutriaU Paulson, junr., in Fourth-Street,
between Market and Arch-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (33). 8vo. LCP. toe.
Second title: SUBSTANCE OF AN ADDRESS TO A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF PHIL-
ADELPHIA: DELIVERED, OCTOBER SIXTH, MDCCLXXXVII, BY THE HONORABLE
JAMES WILSON, ESQUIRE, ONE OF THE DELEGATES FROM THE STATE OF PENNSYL-
VANIA TO THE LATE CONTINENTAL CONVENTION, pp. 25 - 33.
Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1887.
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21030
COZENS, Dr. —
FABLES ; ADDRESSED TO THE LADIES. By DR. COZENS. [Five lines from] HAWKES-
WORTH.
Philadelphia: Printed by William SpoUwood. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
134. 16mo. AAS. NYPL.
CRAWFORD, CHARLES
OBSERVATIONS UPON THE DOWNFALL OF THE PAPAL POWER AND THE CONSEQUENT
EVENTS. [Six lines from] ACTS xin. 40, 41. A NEW EDITION. BY CHARLES
CRAWFORD, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Zachariah Poulson,jun. on the west side
of Fourth- Street, near the University. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (44.) 8vo. AAS.
Addressed to the Emperor of Germany.
21031
21032
21033
CRISP, STEPHEN
A SHORT HISTORY OF A LONG TRAVEL FROM BABYLON TO BETHEL.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukthank, 1788.
1628-1692
21034
21035
21036
CRUSE, ENGLEHART
PROJECTOR DETECTED; OR, SOME STRICTURES ON THE PLAN OF MR. JAMES RUMSEY'S
STEAMBOAT. BY ENGLEHAHT CRUSE.
Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes. 1788. pp.14. 16rno. LOC.
CULLEN, WILLIAM 1712 - 1790
INSTITUTIONS OF MEDICINE. PART i. PHYSIOLOGY. FOR THE USE OF THE STUDENTS,
IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. BY WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D. PROFESSOR OF
THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, &C. THE FOURTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
Edinburgh: Printed. Boston: Reprinted by John Norman. M,DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. 126. 8vo. LOC. SGO.
THE CUMBERLAND GAZETTE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — THURSDAY, DECEMBER
25, 1788.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, in Middle-Street, Portland.
1788. fol. AAS.
GUSHING, JACOB 1731 - 1809
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. MR. BENJAMIN GREEN, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN MEDWAY ; IN CONJUNC-
TION WITH THE REV. MR. NATHAN BuCKNAM, JUNE 25, 1788.
Boston: Printed by Thomas and John Fleet. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (42).
8VO. BM. HC. LOC.
CUSHMAN, ROBERT 1580 - 1625
THE SIN AND DANGER OF SELF-LOVE DESCRIBED, IN A SERMON PREACHED AT PLY-
MOUTH, IN NEW-ENGLAND, 1621. BY ROBERT CUSHMAN.
London: Printed, Plymouth, [Massachusetts] Se-printed by Nathaniel
Coverly, M,DCCLXXXVIII. pp. viii, 30, 8vo. AAS.
The Appendix, pages 27 - 30, contains a sketch of Cushman's life, by
John Davis, in which the following statement is made : " During his
short residence at Plymouth, though a mere lay character, he delivered
the preceding discourse, which was printed in London in 1622, and
afterwards re-printed in Boston in 1724. And though his name is not
prefixed to either edition, yet unquestionable tradition renders it cer-
tain that he was the Author, and even transmits to us a knowledge of
the spot where it was delivered." This edition is a reprint of Coverly's
1785 issue, without change, except in year of publication.
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21037
21038
CUTLER, MANASSEH 1742 - 1823
AN EXPLANATION OF THE MAP WHICH DELINEATES THAT PART OF THE FEDERAL
LANDS, COMPREHENDED BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA WEST LINE, THE RlVEKS OHIO
AND SlOTO, AND LAKE ElilE; CONFIRMED TO THE UNITED STATES BT SUNDRY
TRIBES OF INDIANS IN THE TREATIES OF 1784 AND 1786, AND NOW READY FOR
SETTLEMENT. WlTH EXTRACTS FROM THE WHITINGS OF MR. Si. JOHN DE CREVE-
CCEOR, ON THE PASSAGE OF THE OHIO RlVER.
Newport, Rhode- Island. Printed by Peter Edes. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.
24. 12mo. LIHS.
Title of map : A MAP OF THE FEDERAL TERRITORY, FROM THE WESTERN BOUN-
DARY OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THE SCIOTA-RIVER, AND EXTENDING so FAR NORTH,
AS TO COMPREHEND A PART OF LAKE-ERIE, AND SHEW THE COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN THE OHIO, AND GREAT WESTERN LAKES BY THE MuSKINGUM AND CAY-
AHOGA-RlVERS.
Boston: Printed and published by Adams and Nourte, 1788. 28x21.
Scale 10 miles to inch.
DABOLL, NATHAN . 1750:- 1818
GREEN'S REGISTER, FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT: WITH AN ALMANACK, FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEW-LON-
DON, LAT. 41. 25. NORTH. BY NATHAN DABOLL.
New-London: Printed & sold by T. Green. [1788.] pp. (92), (15). 24mo.
21039
21040
21041
21042
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN & LADIES DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1789: [Ten lines.] BY EDMUND FREEBETTER.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo.
THE DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL. iv. No. 891. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 1205.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
[New - York :] Printed by Francis Childs, No. 22, Hanover-Square. 1788.
fol. AAS. LOG. NYPL.
In May, the Printing-Office was removed to No. 190, Water-Street,
corner of King-Street.
DAVIE, WILLIAM RICHARDSON, and others.
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA. I>Y PUBLICOLA. ANSWER TO
GEORGE MASON'S OBJECTIONS TO THE NEW CONSTITUTION, RECOMMENDED BY
THE LATE CONVENTION. BY MARCUS. [James Iredell.]
[Newbern: Printed by Hodye and Wills. 1788.]
Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1888.
DAVYS, P.
ADMINICULUM PUERILE: OR, AN HELP FOR SCHOOL-BOYS. CONTAINING i. FUNDAMEN-
TAL EXERCISES FOR YOUNG BEGINNERS. II. ENGLISH EXAMPLES FITTED TO THE
SYNTAX-RULES OF THE LORD BISHOP OF CORK'S GRAMMAR, WITH SOME ANNOTA-
TIONS. III. SOME NECESSARY CAUTIONS TO PREVENT MISTAKES WHICH BOYS ARE
GENERALLY GUILTY OF IN MAKING LATIN. IV. ENGLISH FOR LATIN VERSES.
V. SOME EXAMPLES OF THEMES IN ENGLISH, WITH LARGE DISCOURSES ON SUB-
JECTS, vi. THREE INDEXES : THE FIRST CONTAINING ALL THE WORDS IN THE FUN-
DAMENTAL EXERCISES : THE SECOND, THOSE UNDER THE SYNTAX-RULES AND CAU-
TIONS: AND THE THIRD THOSE IN THE VERSES WITH LATIN FOR THEM. To WHICH
IS SUBJOINED 1ST, THE SYNTAX RULES. 2D, A PROSODY. AND 3D, ALL THE SHORT
EXAMPLES OF CLARK'S INTRODUCTION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, 1788.
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81044
21045
21046
21047
DAY, THOMAS 1748 - 1789
THE HISTORY OF SANDFORD AND MERTON. A WORK INTENDED FOR THE USE OP
CHILDREN. [Two lines of Scripture quotation.] IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i [ — n.]
THE FIFTH EDITION CORRECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, Bookseller and Stationer, at the corner
of Second and Chesnut-Streets, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. 2 vols. in one. pp. 257,
(1). 16mo. AAS. nc.
A third volume was published by William Young, Philadelphia, 1701.
DECALVES, Don ALONZO, pseudonym.
NEW TRAVELS TO THE WESTWARD, OR, UNKNOWN PARTS OF AMERICA. BEING A
TOUR OF ALMOST FOURTEEN MONTHS. CONTAINING, AN ACCOUNT OF THE COUNTRY,
UPWARDS OF TWO THOUSAND MILES WEST OF THE CHRISTIAN PARTS OF NORTH
AMERICA; WITH AN ACCOUNT OF WHITE INDIANS, THEIR MANNERS, HABITS, AND
MANY OTHER PARTICULARS. BY DON ALONSO DECALVES. CONFIRMED BY THREE
OTHER PERSONS.
Boston: Printed and sold by Jolm W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street. Sold
also by Benjamin Larkin, No. 46, Cornhill. [1788.] pp. (2), 45. 12mo. AAS.
DE FOE, DANIEL 1663 - 1731
DIE WUNDERBARE L.EBENSBESCHREIBUNG UND ERSTAUNLICHE BEGEBENHEITEN
DES BERUHMTEN HELDEN ROBINSON CRUSOE, WELCHER 28 JAHR AUF EINER
UNBEWOHNTEN INSEL WOHNETE, DIK ER NACHDERHAND BEVOLKERT HAT.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist, in der Rehs-strasse, zwischen der
Front- und Zweyten-strasse. 1788. pp. (2), 154, frontispiece. 24mo. NYPL.
DELAWARE. STATE.
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF WILMINGTON.
Wilmington : Printed by James Adams and Sons f [1788.]
- LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE STATE, AT A SESSION
COMMENCED AT DOVER ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1787, AND CONTIN-
UED BY ADJOURNMENTS. [AmS.]
Wilmington : Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. in Market-Street.
M.DCC.LXXXVIIL pp. 7. fol. LOC.
21048
21049
21050
21051
- — LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF MAY,
1788. [Arms.]
Wilmington : Printed by James Adams and Sont, M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. 22. fol. LOC.
- — LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE 20Tii DAY OF OCTOBER, 1788. [Arms.]
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig & Co. in Market- Street. [1788.]
pp. 7. fol. LOC.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, JANUARY, 1788.
Wilmington: Printed by James Adams and Sons. 1788. pp. 43, (1). fol.
_ VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, MAY, 1788.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1788. pp. 37, (1). fol.
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DELAWARE. STATE, continued.
21052 — VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, OCTOBEK, 1788.
Wilmington: Printed by James Adam» and Sons. 1788. pp. 16. fol.
21053 THE DELAWARE [State arms] GAZETTE, OR THE FAITHFUL CENTINEL. [Motto.]
VOL. in. No. 134. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. iv. No. 184. SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 27, 1788.]
Wilmington : Printed and published every Wednesday, [Saturday] by
Frederick Craig and Company, at their office in Market- Street, , . . 1788. fol.
21054 DEVOTION, JOHN 1730-1802
A SERMON, PREACHED APRIL STH, 1788, AT THE INTERMENT OF MADAM URSULA
GRISWOLD, CONSORT OF HIS EXCELLENCY MATTHEW GHISWOLD, ESQ. [Two lines
from] GENESIS in, 19. . . .
New-Haven, Printed by J. Meigs, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [27.] 8vo.
21055 A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A BOSTON FEDERALIST AND A NEW- YORK ANTI-FEDERALIST.
Poughkeepsie : Printed by Nicholas Power, for the Author, 1788.
21056 DILWORTH, THOMAS - 1780
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WORDS
BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; . . . II. A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OF WORDS,
THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERENT IN SIGNIFICATION; . . . III. A
SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, . . .IV. AN
USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PHOSK AND VERSE, ... V. FORMS OF
PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOL MASTERS.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, 1788.
21057 A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING,
I. WORDS BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; . . . II. A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE
OF WORDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERENT IN SIGNIFICATION;
. . . III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE,
. . .IV. AN USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, . . .
v. FORMS OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING
RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOL MASTERS.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Melcher, at his Printing- Office in
Market-Street. 1788.
21058 DIRECTIONS TO AND FROM THE LIGHT HOUSE ON THE NORTH EAST POINT OF NAN-
TUCKET.
[Boston: 1788.] Broadside, fol.
21059 DODDRIDGE, PHILIP 1702-1751
THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, EXPRESSED IN PLAIN AND EASY VERSE
AND DIVIDED INTO SHORT LESSONS FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH. BY
PHILIP DODDHIDGE, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in
Market-Street. 1788.
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21061
21062
DODDRIDGE, PHILIP, continued.
THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF RELIGION IN THE SOUL. ILLUSTRATED IN A COURSE
OF SERIOUS AND PRACTICAL ADDRESSES. SUITED TO PERSONS OF EVERY CHARAC-
TER AND CIRCUMSTANCES. WlTH A DEVOUT MEDITATION OH PRATER ADDED TO
EACH CHAPTER. To ALL WHICH AKE SUBJOINED, A FUNERAL SERMON, PREACHED
AT MAIDWELL, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. By PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. Aitken & Son, and told, at Pope's Head in
Market Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. xiv, 816. 12mo. AAS.
DODSLEY, ROBERT 1703 - 1764
THE (ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE, TRANSLATED FROM AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT. WRITTEN
BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNER IN
•WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DISCOVERED, IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH
GENTLEMAN, NOW RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL OF * * * * . THE FIRST
EXETER EDITION.
Exeter: Printed and sold by Lamson & Manlet, MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.
xx, 76. 12uio. AAS.
- — THE (ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE. IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED FROM AN
INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is PREFIXED
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DISCOVERED.
IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL
OF .
12mo.
Printed in Bennington, (Vermont), in the year of our Lord 1788. pp. 115.
AAS.
21063
21064
21065
21066
DOOLITTLE, JOHN 1764 - 1787
THE SICK AND DYING-BED EXERCISES OF MIND AND SAYINGS OF JOHN DOOLITTLE,
LATE OF WESTFIKLD, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCTOBER 24, 1787, IN THE 23RD
YEAR OF HIS AGE.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin, 1788.
DUCHE, JACOB 1737 - 1798
DUCHE'S SERMONS, PREACHED IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Third-Street, 1788.
DWIGHT, TIMOTHY 1752 - 1817
THE TRIUMPH OF INFIDELITY: A POEM.
Printed in tJie world. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (40). 8vo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
21067
THE TRIUMPH OF INFIDELITY : A POEM.
Printed in the world. 1788. pp. 24. 12mo. CHS. MHS.
Reprinted in London in 1791. Dedicated to Mons. de Voltaire, " Who
taught by his examples and sentiments extended, that the chief end of
man was to slander his God and abuse him forever."
EDENTON INTELLIGENCER. JULY- DECEMBER ? 1788.
Edenton: Printed by Hodge and Wills. 1788.
There appears to be good evidence that a newspaper bearing the above
name was published by — Hodge and Henry Wills, Printers to the State,
in July of this year ; but when it was begun, and how long it was con-
tinued, is not known.
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21070
21071
21072
21073
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1745 _
OBSERVATIONS ON THE LANGUAGE OF THE MUHHEKANEEW INDIANS ; IN WHICH THE
EXTENT OF THAT LANGUAGE IN NORTH-AMERICA 18 SHEWN ; ITS GENIUS IS GRAM-
MATICALLY TRACED ; SOME OF ITS PECULIARITIES, AND SOME INSTANCES OF AN-
ALOGY BETWEEN THAT AND THE HEBREW ARE POINTED OUT. COMMUNICATED TO
THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, AND PUBLISHED AT THE
REQUEST OF THE SOCIETY. BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D. PASTOR OF A CHURCH
IN NEW-HAVEN, AND MEMBER OF THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF ARTS AND
SCIENCES.
New-Haven: Printed by Josiah Meigs, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (2), 17.
8VO. AA8. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
Reprinted in London, in 1788, and 1789 ; in New York in 1801. Re-
published, with notes, in the Massachusetts Historical Society Collec-
tions, and separately, in 1823 ; and in the first volume of the Author's
collected works, in Audover, in 1842, and in Boston, in 1850.
EDWARDS, MORGAN 1722-1795
RES SACRiK : AN ACADEMICAL EXERCISE COMPOSED IN LATIN IN THE YEAR 1742 ;
AND NOW TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH. BY MORGAN EDWARDS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Prichard & Hall, in Market-Street, between Front
and Second- Streets. 1788. pp. 21, (1). 8vo. BM. LOC.
- TWO ACADEMICAL EXERCISES ON SUBJECTS BEARING THE FOLLOWING TITLES :
MILLENNIUM, LAST-NOVELTIES. PUBLISHED BY MORGAN EDWARDS, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobsnn and Lang, in Second-Street, between
Market and Chesnut- Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 56. 8vo. LOC.
ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754 - 1820
THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK, AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1789 ; BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR ; AND THE
THIRTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. . . . BY ANDREW ELLICOTT,
ESQ. A. M. AND PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS IN THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY AT
PHILADELPHIA. [Two lines of Latin from] OVID.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by John Hayes. [1788.] pp. (32). 16mo.
ELY, HENRY 1755 - 1835
A SERMON DELIVERED NOVEMBER 20TH, ATTHE FUNERAL OF MR REUBEN WILCOX,
A STUDENT IN THE JUNIOR CLASS, IN YALE-COLLEGE ; AND SON OF MR. ELIJAH
WlLCOX, OF KlLLINGWORTH. WHO DIED NOVEMBER 18, A. D. 1788, IN THE 24TH
YEAR OF HIS AGE. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF THE AFFLICTED FAMILY. BY
HENRY ELY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST IN KILLINGWORTH.
[Two lines from] Ps. 77. 19.
Norwich: Printed by Ebenezer Bushnell. [1788.] pp.20. 12mo. AAS. YC.
A SERMON, PREACHED APRIL 28, AT THE INTERMENT OF MR. ELI KELSEY, A
STUDENT IN THE SENIOR CLASS IN YALE-COLLEGE, AND SON OF CAPTAIN AARON
KELSEY OF KILLINGWORTH ; WHO DIED APRIL 26, A. D. 1788, IN THE 25TH
YEAR OF HIS AGE. MADE PUBLIC AT THE DESIRE OF THE BEREAVED FAMILY. BY
HENRY ELY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST IN KILLINGWORTH.
[Four lines of Scripture text.]
New-Haven: Printed by J. Meigs. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 24. 12mo.
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ENFIELD, WILLIAM 1741 - 1797
PBATBUS FOU THE USE OF FAMILIES. BY WILLIAM ENFIELD, LL. D. THE FOURTH
EDITION, ENLARGED.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 6,
206. 16mo. AAS.
AN ESSAY ON BAPTISM, WHICH SOLVES ALL THE COMMON DOUBTS ON THAT SUBJECT
AND IN WHICH IT IS SAID ARE SOME NEW SENTIMENTS.
Northampton: Printed by William Butler. 1788.
AN ESSAY ON MARRIAGE ; OR, THE LAWFULNESS OF DIVORCE, IN CERTAIN CASES,
CONSIDERED. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia : Printed by ZacJiariali Paulson, junior, on the west tide of
Fourth-Street, between Market and Arch-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (28). 8vo.
THE ESSEX JOURNAL & NEW-HAMPSHIRE PACKET. VOL. iv. NUMB. 183. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. v. NUMB. 285. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 31, 1788.]
Newbury-Port : Printed and published by William Hoyt, in Merrimack-
Street, a little below the Ferry-way. 1788. fol. AAS.
THE FAIRFIELD GAZETTE, OR, INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCER. VOL. n. No. 11.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. in. No. 11. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31.
1788.]
Fairfield, Connecticut : Printed by Forgue & Bulkeley, at their Printing-
Office near the Meeting House. 1788. fol.
THE FAIRING : OH, A GOLDEN TOY FOR CHILDREN OF ALL SIZES AND DENOMINA-
TIONS. IN WHICH THEY MAY SEE ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR, AND AT HOME BE
AS HAPPY AS IF THEY WERE THERE. ADORNED WITH A VARIETY OK CUTS FROM
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Book-
store. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 90. 32ino.
FALCONER, WILLIAM 1732-1769
THE SHIPWRECK. A POEM. BY WILLIAM FALCONER. [Two lines from] VIRGIL.
THE EIGHTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, fit tlie Stone-IIouse, in Second
Street, between Market and Chesmit Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 120. 24mo.
" Printed on superfine paper in a pocket edition."
- — THE SHIPWRECK. A SENTIMENTAL AND DESCRIPTIVE POEM. IN THREE
CANTOS. BY WILLIAM FALCONER, AN ENGLISH SAILOR. [Four lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Prichard & Hall, in Market-Street, near
Front-Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 123. 24mo. AAS. BU. ix>c.
Second title : THE STORM, A POEM. DESCRIPTIVE OF THE LATE TEMPEST, WHICH
RAGED WITH SUCH FURY THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHERN PARTS OF NORTH-AMERICA,
IN JULY, 1788. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA. [Peter Markoe.] [Six lines
from] YOUNG.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Prichard & Hall, in Market-Street, near
Front-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 107 - 123.
Pennsylvania State Copyright, issued to Prichard & Hall, as Proprie-
tors, 22 September, 1788.
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THE FATHER'S GIFT: OK, THE WAT TO BE WISE AND HAPPY. . . . CALCULATED
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Springfield: Printed and sold by Weld & Thomas. 1788.
21083
THE FEDERAL ALMANACK FOB THE TEAK 1789.
New-Brummck: Printed by Shelly Arnett. [1788.]
210S4
THE FEDERAL \I.M\NAOK FOII THE TEVH 17S9
* iUOTt
Philadelphia: 1788.
21085
THE FEDERAL HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. i. No. 1. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, [—
VOL. ii. No. 46. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Albany: Printed, every Monday, by Claxton & Babcock, No. 47, State-Street.
1788. fol. AAS.
The motto reads : The Press is the cradle of science, the nurse of genius,
and the shield of liberty. Established, in continuation of The Northern
Centinel, and Lansingburgh Advertiser, which the publishers had been
printing, with the same motto, at that place. In the issue for March
81st, they state that : "During the time they were framing this [Federal]
Constitution, the Printers of the Northern Centinel conceived it a duty
incumbent on them to prepare the minds of their readers for its recep-
tion, . . . but ... to be impartial shall be their steady aim." In
removing to Albany, the Publishers showed the courage of their con-
victions ; but not much business discretion. In no place was party
spirit higher, and the anti-federalists, led by Peter Yates, and Abraham
Lansing, after burning the Constitution, did not hesitate to attack
with missiles the federalists who had nailed a copy of the Constitution
to a pine tree and were parading in honor of its ratification. This inci-
dent was afterwards ridiculed in The Albaniad, an epic poem. By
Pilgarlic. in 1791. In the same issue, notice is given that the firm of
Claxton & Babcock is dissolved, and all demands upon the partner-
ship will be settled by John Babcock. A few issues of the Herald were
made by J. Babcock & Co., in April ; but before April 28th, the Press
was removed back to Lansingburgh, and the Herald "Printed, every
Monday, by Babcock & Hickock, corner of King and Hoosack-Streets."
In the issue for June 7, 1790, after an urgent request for immediate
payment of indebtedness, the Printers add that : "In order that this
business may be brought to a close without procrastination, the publi-
cation of the Herald, will, for the present, cease."
21086
THE FEDERAL GAZETTE, AND THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING POST. [Motto.] NUMB.
i. SATURDAY, STH MARCH, [— NUMB. xxi. THURSDAY, 24xn APRIL, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed on Tuesday, Thurtday and Saturday evenings, for
the Proprietors, at the Office of John Sf'Culloch, in Third-Street, four doors above
Market-Street, , . . 1788. 4to. AAS. LOC.
The motto, from Washington's Circular Letter, reads : Whatever meas-
ures have a tendency to dissolve the Union, or contribute to violate or
lessen the sovereign authority, ought to be considered as hostile to the
liberties and independence of America. With the issue for April 24th,
the Proprietors announced the publication discontinued. And, in
October, the Gazette, under the same title, and with the same motto,
was established, with a new numbering, as follows, under the editorship
of Andrew Brown.
1788
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21091
THE FEDERAL GAZETTE, AND PHILADELPHIA EVENING POST. [Motto.] NUMB. i.
WEDNESDAY, IST OCTOBBII, [ — NUMB. LXXIX. WEDNESDAY, SlsT DECEMBER,
1788.]
Philadelphia : Printed and published, daily, by Andrew Brown, at Washing-
ton's Head, Pear Street, near St. Paul's Church ;. . .1788.4to. AAS. LOC.
Established by Andrew Brown, a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin,
in support of the Constitution, and continued by him until his death,
at a fire which destroyed his printing-office, 27 January, 1797. The
Gazette was continued by his son, Andrew Brown, junior, and Samuel
Relf, until September, 1801, when Brown withdrew. It was then con-
tinued by Relf until his death, on the 16 February, 1823, when it
passed into the proprietorship of Stevenson Smith, and William Gouge;
and was finally merged, after consolidation with the Intelligencer, into
The North American, in 1840. In 1789, inspired by Francis Hopkin-
son's poem of "The New roof," a cut of the Federal Temple was added
to the heading. This was dropped in May of that year. In April, 1790,
the paper was enlarged to folio and its title altered to, The Federal
Gazette and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser. In 1794, the title was
changed to, Philadelphia Gazette; and shortly after to the Philadelphia
Gazette and universal daily advertiser. After the first of January, 1804,
it was called, Belfs Philadelphia Gazette and daily advertiser, until
Relf's death in 1823.
THE FEDERAL POST; OK, THE TKENTON WEEKLY MERCURY. VOL. I. NUMB. 34.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. n. NUMB. 81. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Frederick C. Quequelle and George M. Wilson. 1788. fol.
With the issue for October 3d. George M. Wilson withdrew ; and the
title was shortened to, The Federal post. It was published semi-weekly,
on Tuesdays and Fridays, during October, but, beginning with the
issue for November llth, publication as a weekly was resumed.
FENN, lady ELEANOR FREKE 1714 - 1813
TOMMY THUMB'S SONG BOOK, FOR ALL LITTLE MASTERS AND MISSES, TO BE SUNG
TO THEM BY THEIR NURSES, UNTIL THEY CAN SING THEMSELVES. 1<Y NURSE
LOVECHILD. [Two lines.] THE FIRST WORCESTER, EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. — MDCCLXXX-
VIII. pp. 59. 32mo. BM.
FENNING, DANIEL
THE UNIVERSAL SPELLING-BOOK, OR A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. . . .
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1788.
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
FLEET'S POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER LEAP TEAK, AND THIRTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, CALCULATED
CHIEFLY FOR THE USE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON, THE
METROPOLIS, BEING IN LATITUDE 42 DEO. 25 MIN. NORTH. LONGITUDE 71 DEG. 4
MIN. WEST FROM THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH. To WHICH IS
ANNEXED, THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Boston: Printed and sold by T. and J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in
Corn/till. [1788.] pp. [20] ; (144). 24mo. AAS. BA. HC. MHS. NYPL.
Contains, The Constitution of the United States of America.
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FITCH, JOHN 1743 - 1798
THE ORIGINAL STEAM-BOAT SUPPORTED; on, A REPLY TO MR. JAMES RUMSEY'B
PAMPHLET. SHEWING THE TRUK PRIORITY OF JOHN FITCH, AND THE FALSE
DATINGS, &c. OP JAMES RUMSEY. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junr. on the west side of
Fourth- Street, between Market and Arch-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (34) ;
(20). 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
Second title: A PLAN WHEREIN THE POWER OP STEAM is FULLY SHEWN, BY A
NEW CONSTRUCTED MACHINE, FOR PROPELLING BOATS OR VESSELS, OF ANY
BURTHEN, AGAINST THE MOST RAPID STREAMS OR RIVERS, WITH GREAT VELOCITY.
ALSO, A MACHINE, ON SIMILAR PHILOSOPHICAL PRINCIPLES, BY WHICH WATER MAY
BE RAISED FOR GRIST OR SAW-MILLS, WATERING OF MEADOWS, &C. &C. BY JAMES
RUMSEY, OF BERKLEY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. . . .
[Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, jun. 1788.] pp. (20).
Preface dated, Philadelphia, 10th May, 1788. This, first impression,
has corrections made with ink, which were corrected, in type, in the
second impression.
21093
21094
21095
21096
21097
THE ORIGINAL STEAM-BOAT SUPPORTED; OR, A REPLY TO MR. JAMES RUM-
SEY'S PAMPHLET, SHEWING THE TRUE PRIORITY OF JOHN FlTCH, AND THE FALSE
DATINGS, &c. OF JAMES RUMSEY. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Povlson,jtjnr. on the west side of
Fourth-Street, between Market and Arch-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (34). 8vo.
This, second impression, has the corrections, indicated, in ink, in the
first impression, corrected in the types. The reprint of James Rumsey's
pamphlet, 20 pages, was not, apparently, issued with this revision.
FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK, OR EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1789; . . .
Wilmington: Printed and sold by James Adams and Son. [1788.]
THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL; OR, THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. VII. NUMB. CCCL. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. vm. NUMU. ccccn. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Torick's Head, in Market-
Street. 1788. fol. AAS.
THE FREEMAN'S ORACLE & NEW-HAMPSHIRE ADVERTISER. VOL. n. No. 79.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. in. No. 128. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Exeter: Printed and published by Lamson and Runlet. 1788. fol. AAS.
FRENEAU, PHILIP 1752 - 1882
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF MR. PHILIP FRENEAU CONTAINING HIS ESSAYS, AND
ADDITIONAL POEMS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. xii, [429.] 8vo. AAS. BM. BPL. HSP. JCB. LOC.
Contains a list of subscribers. " This, the second volume of our Ameri-
can author, is replete with the highest sentimental entertainment.
Humour, wit, and satire, flow in copious strains."
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FRENEAU, PHILIP, continued.
POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS, CHIEFLY WRITTEN DURING THE LATE WAR. BY
MB. P. FRENEAU.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in
Market-Street. 1788.
"Now collected and printed in a handsome pocket volume." In two
states : on common, and on fine paper.
FRIENDS. SOCIETY OP
THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS,
FROM THE 12TH DAY OF THE FIFTH MONTH, 1788, TO THE 19TH DAY OF THE
SAME, INCLUSIVE. To THE QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF FRIENDS IN
GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND ELSEWHERE.
[Philadelphia: 1788.] pp. (4). fol. AAS.
AN EPISTLE OF TENDER CAUTION AND COUNSEL FROM THE MONTHLY MEETINGS
OF FRIENDS OF PHILADELPHIA, ADDRESSED TO THE MEMBERS OF OUR RELIGIOUS
SOCIETY IN THE SAID CITY, 2t)TH, 27TH, AND 29TH OF 8TH MONTH, 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank. [1788.] pp. 16. 8vo. LOC.
To THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, NEXT TO BE
HOLDEN AT PROVIDENCE. THE PETITION AND MEMORIAL OF THE REPRESENTA-
TIVES OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, IN NEW-ENGLAND, BEING MET TOGETHER
IN CAPACITY OF A MEETING FOR SUFFERINGS, . . . [Colophon :]
[Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler.] 1788. Broadside, fol.
Ordered printed by the General Assembly, February, 1788.
GALE, BENJAMIN 1715 - 1790
A BRIEF ESSAY, OR, AN ATTEMPT TO PROVE, FROM THE PROI-HETICK WRITINGS OF
THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, WHAT PERIOD OF PROPHECY THE CHURCH OF
GOD is NOW UNDER: AND FROM THEM TO SHEW, WHAT EVENTS REVELATIONISTS
MAY EXPECT WILL TAKE PLACE DURING THE PRESENT PERIOD. BY BENJAMIN
GALE, A. M.
New-Haven: Printed and sold by T. & S. Green. [1788.] pp. 63, (1). 8vo.
THE GAMUT OR SCALE OF MUSIC, CONTAINING ALL THE NECESSARY RULES FOR
YOUNG BEGINNERS.
Printed and sold by Nathaniel Patten, ten rods north of the Court-IIovse,
and directly opposite the North Meeting-House, Hartford. 1788.
THE GAZETTE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. No. 258. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ —
No. 299. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1788.]
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, Broughton- Street. 1788. fol. GHS.
Continued as, The Georgia Gazette.
GEMEINNUTZIGE PHILADEI.PIIISCHE CORRESPONDENZ. NUM. 349. DIENSTAGSDEN
1 JANUAR, [ — NUM. 401. DIENSTAGS DKN 30 DEZEMBER, 1788.]
Diese Zeitung wird Dienstag nachmittags herausgegeben ton Helchior
Steiner, Buchdruclier in tier Sees-Strasse, zwischen der Zueyten- und Dritten-
Strasse, zu Philadelphia; . . . 1788. fol. HSP.
In the issue for December 2d, the publication of a Universal History
is announced contingent upon a sufficient number of subscribers.
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GENLIS, STEPHANIE FELICITE DUCREBT DE ST. ACBIN, comtesse DE 1746-1830
ALPHONSO AND DELINDA; OR, THE MAGIC OP ART AND NATURE. A MORAL TALE.
WRITTEN IN FRENCH BY MADAME LA COMTESSE DE GENLIS. TRANSLATED INTO
ENGLISH, BY THOMAS HOLCROFT.
New -York: Printed for John Reid, No. 17, Water-Street. 1788.
GEORGIA. STATE.
THE LAWS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, PASSED LAST
SESSION, VIZ. ACT FOR RAISING SUPPLIES. AN ACT FOR SUPPRESSING THE
VIOLENCES OF THE INDIANS. AN ACT FOR REGULATING THE MILITIA OF THIS
STATE AND FOR OTHER PDIIPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1788.
THE GEORGIA GAZETTE. No. 300. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, [— No. 309. THURS-
DAY, DECEMBER 24, 1788.]
Savannah: Printed by Jamei Johnston, Broughlon-Street. 1788. fol. GHS.
In continuation of, The Gazette of the State of Georgia.
THE GEORGIA STATE GAZETTE, OR INDEPENDENT REGISTER. No. LXVII. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. cxvm. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1788.]
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1788. fol.
DIE GERMANTAUNER ZEITUNG. JANUARY- DECEMBER, 1788.
Oermantaun: Oedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1788. fol.
Publication was made fortnightly, in this year.
HSP.
GERRY, ELBRIDGE 1744 - 1814
OBSERVATIONS ON THE NEW CONSTITUTION, AND ON THE FCEDERAL AND STATE
CONVENTIONS. BY A COLUMBIAN PATRIOT. Sic TRANSIT GLORIA AMERICANA.
[Boston: 1788.] pp. 19. 8vo.
AAS. BA. LOC. MHS.
21113
— OBSERVATIONS ON THE NEW CONSTITUTION, AND ON THE FOJDERAL AND
STATE CONVENTIONS. BY A COLUMBIAN PATRIOT. Sic TRANSIT GLORIA AMERI-
CANA.
Boiton Printed, New -York Reprinted [by Thomas Greenlenf.] M.DCC,-
LXXX.VIII. pp. f22.] 8vo. AAS. BA. JOB. LOC. NYPL.
First printed in the Independent Gazetteer, 17 March, 1788, and fol-
lowing numbers, in Philadelphia. As printed in the New-York Journal,
the New- York [anti] Federal Committee ordered it reprinted, as above,
and 1630 copies were distributed by them among the country commit-
tees in the State. Reprinted, also, in Brooklyn in 1888. "E. G. has
come out as a Columbian Patriot — a pitiful performance. The author
sinks daily in public esteem, and his bantling goes unnoticed. "-
Rufus King to John Alsop, March 2, 1788.
GILBERT, Sir GEOFFREY 1674 - 1726
THE LAW OF EVIDENCE. BY THE LATE LORD CHIEF BARON GILBERT. THE FIFTH
EDITION, CORRECTED; WITH MANY ADDITIONS; AND A COMPLEAT TABLE OF THE
WHOLE.
London, Printed: Philadelphia: Re-printed and sold by Joseph Crvkshank,
in Market-Street, between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (4),
286 ; (75). 8vo. AAS.
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GIB. ADAM 1713-1788
KAINA KAIIIAAAIA .SACRED CONTEMPLATIONS: IN THREE PARTS, i. A VIEW
OF THE COVENANT OF WORKS; IN ITS NATURAL STATE, AS COMMON TO ALL MAN-
KIND, AND IN ITS POSITIVE STATE, AS PECULIAR TO OUR FIRST PARENTS : DISCOV-
ERING THE SINGULAR GOODNESS OF GOD, IN THAT POSITIVE STATE. II. A VIEW OF
THE COVENANT OF GRACE; IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF IT FROM ETERNITY, THE
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF IT IN TIME, AND THE EFFECT OF IT THROUGH ETERNITY.
III. A VIEW OF THE ABSOLUTE AND IMMEDIATE DEPENDENCE OF ALL THINGS ON
GOD: IN A DISCOURSE CONCERNING LIBERTY AND NECESSITY. TO WHICH IS ADDED,
AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING EXPLICATIONS OF SOME DIFFICULTIES IN THE WORK.
BY ADAM GIB, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL; EDINBURGH. [Five lines of Scripture
quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young and J. M'Culloch. M.DCC.LXXXVIII.
pp. 388. 8vo. AAS.
Contains a four-page list of Subscribers' names.
GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODEISLAND, NEWHAMPSIIIRE & VER-
MONT ALMANACK, WITH AN KPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR Louu 1789 : BEING
THE FIRST TEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SciilP-
TURES, 5751. [Six lines. Cut. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. [ Price 40 s. per
gross. 4 s. per dozen. Six pence single. J [1788.] pp. (48). 12mo. AAS. LOG.
GOUGH, JOHN 1721-1791
A TREATISE OF ARITHMETIC IN THEORY AND PRACTICE. CONTAINING EVERYTHING
IMPORTANT IN THE STUDY OF ABSTRACT AND APPLICATE NUMBERS. ADAPTED TO THE
COMMERCE OF GREAT-BRITAIN AND IRELAND. BY JOHN GOUGH. TO WHICH ARE
ADDED, MANY VALUABLE ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS; MORE PARTICULARLY FIT-
TING THE WORK FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE AMERICAN YOUTH. BY BENJA-
MIN WORKMAN, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed by J. 31'Culloch, for W. Young, at the corner of
Second and Chesnut-streets. 1788. pp. vi, (2), (13) - 370, (2). ISrao. AAS.
Has added, a two-page list of Books, the manufacture of the United
States, sold by William Young, at the corner of Chesnut and Second-
Streets.
THE GOVERNMENT OF NATURE DELINEATED, OR AN EXACT PICTURE OF THE NEW
FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
Carlisle: Printed by Kline & Reynolds. 1788.
GRAVITY AND MOTION, A POEM. SETTING FORTH THE SUN AS A FIXED BODY OF LIGHT,
ETC.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1788.
THE GREAT CONSTITUTION: A NEW FEDERAL SONG.
[Without Place, or Printer. 1788.] Broadside.
MHS.
GREGORY, JOHN 1724 - 1773
A FATHER'S LEGACY TO iiis DAUGHTERS. BY JOHN GREGORY, M. D. THE THIRD
EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Rice and Co. Marlcet-Street. M.DCC.LXXX-
VIII. pp. (viii), 75. 12mo. AAS.
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21121 GRIFFITHS, JOHN
A COLLECTION OF THE NEWEST COTILLIONS AND COUNTRY DANCES; PRINCIPALLY
COMPOSED BY JOHN GRIFFITHS, DANCING MASTER. To WHICH IS ADDED, INSTANCES
OP ILL MANNERS, TO BE CAREFULLY AVOIDED BY YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
Printed and sold at Northampton, Massachusetts. (Price nine pence). [1788.]
pp. 12. 12mo. FL.
21122 A COLLECTION OF THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE COUNTRY DANCES
AND COTILLIONS. THE GREATER PART BY MR. JOHN GRIFFITH, DANCING MASTER
IN PROVIDENCE.
Providence: Printed and sold by John Carter. 1788.
21123 GUELDENSTAEDT, JOHANN ANTON 1745 - 1781
A SHORT ACCOUNT OF A REMEDY FOR THE CERTAIN CURE OF CONSUMPTION, SPITTING
OF BLOOD, ASTHMAS AND COMMON COUGHS, TOGETHER WITH A PANEGYRIC AND
SOME ACCOUNT OF ITS INVENTOR, THE CELEBRATED JOHN ANTHONY GuLDEN-
STAEDT, PHYSICIAN TO THE PRESENT EMPRESS OF ALL THE RuSSIAS, PROFESSOR OF
NATURAL HISTORY IN THE IMPERIAL ACADEMY AT PETERSBURGH, AND LECTURER
ON BOTANY AT MOSCOW, MEMBER OF SEVERAL SOCIETIES IN LONDON, PARIS AND
BERLIN. [Four lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia : Printed by It. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, in Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. v, (1), (14). 12mo. LOC.
21124 HABERMANN [Latin AVENARIUS], JOHANN 1520-1590
CHRISTLICHE MORGEN-CND ABEND GEBAETER, AUF ALLE TAGE IN DER WOCHEN,
DUKCII D. JOHANN HABERMANN. SAMT ANDERN SCHONEN GEBAETERN; WIE AUCH
D. NEUMANNS KERN ALLER GEBAETER DND SCHONEN MORGEN-ABEND-UND
ANDERN LlEDERN.
Germantaun, Gedruckt von Michael Billmeyer. 1788. pp.58; 55, (1). 24mo.
21125 HALL, AAUON 1751-1814
AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF KEENE, JUNE
30, 1788 ; TO CELEBRATE THE RATIFICATION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION BY
THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. BY AARON HALL, M. A. MEMBER OF THE LATK
STATE CONVENTION.
Keene: State of New-Hampshire : Printed by James D. Griffith. M,DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. 15. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM.
21126 HALL, SAMUEL 1740-1807
HALL'S MASSACHUSETTS ALMANACK, WITH AN EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1789.
Boston: Printed and sold (wholesale and retail) by Samuel Hall, at hii
Printing-Office, No. 53, Cornhill. [1788.] AAS.
Contains, The Federal Constitution.
21127 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, and others.
THE FEDERALIST : A COLLECTION OF ESSAYS, WRITTEN IN FAVOUR OF THE NEW
CONSTITUTION, AS AGREED UPON BY TUK FEDERAL CONVENTION, SEPTEMBER 17,
1787. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.]
New-York: Printed and sold by J. and A. M'Lean, No. 41, Hanover-
Sguare, M.DCC.LXXXVIII. 2 vols. pp. vi, 227; vi, 384. 12mo. BA. BM. JCB.
The first collected edition of these justly celebrated essays, which have
been several times reprinted. It was printed in two states — a few copies
on superfine royal writing paper, besides the ordinary paper — and the
second volume is printed on paper somewhat larger than the first
volume. The New York Public Library has both forms : the first, a
fine example of contemporary mottled calf binding, which a printed
label informs was : "Printed and bound at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover-Square."
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THE HAMPSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE : POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL, MORAL AND
ENTERTAINING. PUBLISHED KVEKY TUESDAY EVENING. COMMONWEALTH OF MAS-
SACHUSETTS. [BE JUST AND FEAR NOT.] VOL. I. NUMB. 44, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1,
[ — NUMB. xcvi. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Printed and published by Weld and Thomas, opposite the Court-House, in
Sprinyfield. 1788. fol. AAS.
In the issue for January 1st, Zephaniah Webster announces that he
"resigns the publication of the Hampshire Chronicle to Messeurs Weld
and Thomas, who will continue to publish it in the future." On Septem-
ber 10th, without any notice of the change, Thomas withdrew, and
from that date the paper was "Printed and published by Ezra Waldo
AVeld. With the issue for January 8th, the motto was changed to: "An
impartial administration of justice, is the glory and ornament of a wise
and good government."
THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. NUMB. 70. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [— VOL. m.
NUMB. 122. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Northampton: Printed by William Butler, a few rods east of the Court-
House. 1788. fol. AAS. MHS.
With the issue for September 3d, the volume number is for the first
time given ; and the imprint changed to, "Northampton, (Massachu-
setts). Published by William Butler.
HANDEL, GEORG FRIEDKICH 1685 - 1759
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John M'CullocJt, in
Third-Street. 1788.
HANSON, ALEXANDER CONTEE 1749-1806
REMAUKS ON THE PROPOSED PLAN OF A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ADDRESSED TO
THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND PARTICULARLY TO THE
PEOPLE OF MARYLAND, BY ARISTIDES. [Four lines from] MONT. SP. OF LAWS.
B. 9. ch. 1.
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1788.] pp.
42. 8VO. HSP. JCB. LOC. MDL. NYPL.
The copy in the New York Public Library is inscribed in autograph :
George Washington, Esqr. From his most devoted servant THE
AUTHOR. Reprinted in Brooklyn, in 1888.
HARDIE, JAMES
THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LATIN GRAMMAR, EXPLAINED IN A MANNER SUITED TO THE
CAPACITY OF BEGINNEHS ; WITH RULES AND OBSERVATIONS CALCULATED FOR
THOSE WHO HAVE MADE PROFICIENCY IN THE CLASSICS. By JAMES HARDIE, A. B.
TEACHER OF THE GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES, NEW-YORK.
New -York: Printed, and sold by Thomas Greenleaf, and Robert Hodge,
No. 237 Queen-Street. 1788.
HART, LEVI 1738 - 1808
THE IMPORTANT OBJECTS OF THE EVANGELICAL MINISTRY CONSIDERED ; AND BRIEF
HINTS SUGGESTED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN PREACHER, THAT
HIS LABOUR MAY NOT BE IN VAIN. IN A DISCOURSE AT THE ORDINATION OF THE
REV. MR. AMOS CHASE, TO THE GOSPEL MINISTRY, AND PASTORAL OFFICE, OVER
THE SECOND CHURCH IN LlTCHFIKI.D, JUNE 27fH, 1787. BY LEVI HAKT, A. M.
PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN PRESTON. [Two lines from] PHILIP in. 8.
Litchfield: Printed by Thomas Collier, M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (26). 8vo.
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HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF HARTFOKD.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1788.] pp. 28. 8vo.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUS EORUM qui IN UNIVERSITATE HARVARDIANA, CANTABHIGI<B, IN REPUB-
IICA MASSACHUSETTENSI, AB ANNO MDCXLII, AD ANNUM MDCCLXXXVIII, ALICOJCS
GRADUS LADREA DONATI SUNT.
Bostonioe: Typis Thomai et Johannis Fleet. 1788. pp. (36). 8vo. BA. MHS.
- ILLUSTRISSIMO JOHANNI HANCOCK, ARMIGERO, GUBEHNATORI ; HONOHATISSIMO
BENJAMINI LINCOLN, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUBEUNATOHI ; CONSILIARIIS ET SENA-
TORIBUS REIPUBLICvE MASSACHU8ETTENSI8 ; REVERENDISQUE ECCLE8IARUM IN
OPPIDIS SEX VICINIS, PRESBYTERIS, UNIVERSITATIS HAHVARDIAN^E CCRATORIBUS;
REVERENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, 8. T. D. PH^ESIDI ; [Four Hn6S.] THESES HASCE,
JUVENES IN ARTIBUSINITIATI, [Twenty-three names] HUMILLIME DEDICANT. . . .
HABITA IN COMITIIS UNIVERSITATIS CANTABRIGI;E MASSACHUSETLENSIS [sic] DIB
JULII xvi ANNO SALDTIS 1788. RERUMQUE PUBLICARUM FEDERATAKUM AMERI-
CAS SUMM^E POTESTATIS xin. [Colophon :]
[Bostonite: Typit Edmundi Freeman."/ [1788.] Broadside, fol. BM. HC.
21137
21138
21139
QD^STIONES SUB REVERENDO JOSEPHO WILLARD, s. T. D. UNIVERSITATIS
HARVARDIANA, QU^E KST CANTABRIGL-E, IN REPUBLICA MASSACHOSETTENSI,
PRESIDE, IN COMITIIS PUBI.ICIS, i LAUREL MAGISTRALIS CANDITATI8, PRO MODULO
DISCUTIENDLS:, DIE JULII xvi, ANNO SALCTis M,Dcc,Lxxxvin. [Thirtv-nine lines.]
[Colophon :]
Bostonia: Typis Thomce et Johannis Fleet. [1788.] Broadside, fol. HC.
HATBOROUGH. PENNSYLVANIA. UNION LIBRARY COMPANY.
THE CHARTER, LAWS, AND CATALOGUE OF BOOKS OF THE UNION LIBRARY COMPANY
OF HATBOROUGH. WITH A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST ESTABLISHMENT
THEHOF [IN 1755] PREFIXED. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junr. on the west side of
Fourth- Street, between Market and Arch-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (36). 8vo.
HELMUTH, JUSTUS HEINRICII CHRISTIAN 1745- 1825
DENKMAL DER LIEBE UNO ACHTUNG WELCHES SEINER HocHwt)HDEN DEM HERRN
I). HEINRICH MELCHIOR MUHLENBERG, VERDIENSTVOLLESTEN SENIOR DBS
EVANGELISCH-LUTHERISCHEN MlNISTERIUMS IN NORD-AMERICA, UNO TKEUEI-
FRIGSTEN ERSTEN LEHRERS AN DER ST. MlCHAELIS- UND ZlONS-GEMEINDE IN
PHILADELPHIA, IST GESETZET WORDEN. SAMMT DESSELBEN LEBENSLAUFE.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Melchior Steiner, in der Kees-strasse, ztcitchen
der Zweyten- und Dritten-strasse. 1788. pp. (2), (2), (2), (2), [60,] portrait. 8vo.
Second title: DIE ERLAUBTE KLAGE UBEH DEN ABSCHIED TREUER KNECHTE
GOTTES. BINE GEDAECIITNISSPREDIGT AUF DEN SELIGEN TOD SEINER HOCHWUR-
DEN DBS HERRN D. HEINRICH MELCHIOR MUHLENBERG'S, REDLICHEN ERSTEN
LEHRERS DEH ST. MICHAELIS- UND ZIONS-GEMEINDE IN PHILADELPHIA, GEHALTEN
IN DER ZlONS-KlRCHE, DEN 21. OCTOBER, 1787, VON JUST. HEINHICH CHRISTIAN
HELMUTH, PREDIGER ALLHIER.
Philadelphia: Gedriiekt bey Melchior Steiner, in der Rees-Strasse, imtchen
der Zweyten- und Dritten-Strasse, 1788. pp. [26.]
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HEMMENWAY, MOSES 1735-1811
A DISCOURSE ON THE NATURE AND SUBJECTS OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM. By MOSES
HKMMENWAY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart. 1788. pp. 127. ICmo.
THE HERALD OF [cut] FREEDOM, AND THE FEDERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 1.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, [ — No. 31. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Printed at Boston (Massachusetts) every Monday and Thursday, by Edmund
Freeman and Loring Andrews, opposite the north door of the State-House : . . .
1788. fol. AAS. MHS.
Established, as a semi-weekly, by Edmund Freeman and Loring An-
drews. In September, 1789, at the close of the second volume, Andrews
withdrew, without any editorial mention of the change. Freeman con-
tinued its publication, discarding, in March 1790, the heading enclosed
within an ornamental border, and the cut, which represents Justice,
Wisdom, Liberty and Fortitude, with the legend, Our Country's boast,
for one of more conventional form, and without the sub-title. With the
issue for April 5th, 1791, Freeman disposed of all his interests, to John
Howel, by whom the Herald was continued to July 19, 1791, — its
last number.
HILLIARD, TIMOTHY 1746 - 1790
A SERMON, DELIVERED SEPTEMBER 3, 1788, AT THE DUDLEIAN LECTURE IN THE
CHAPEL OF HARVARD COLLEGE, IN CAMBRIDGE. . . .
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.80. 8vo.
A SERMON PREACHED OCTOBER 24Tn, 1787, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV.
HENRY WARE, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN HINGHAM. . . .
Salem: Printed by Dabney and disking. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.28. 8vo.
A second edition was printed in Cambridge, in 1828.
HISTORY OF^MASTER JACKEY AND Miss HARRIET.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tlwmas, MDCCLXXXVIII.
HITCHCOCK, ENOS 1745 - 1803
AN ORATION : DELIVERED JULY 4, 1788, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF PROVIDENCE, IN CELEBRATION OF THK ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE, AND OF THE ACCESSION OF NINE STATES TO THE FEDERAL CON-
STITUTION. BY ENOS HITCHCOCK, A. M.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. [24.] 8vo.
21146
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DER HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDER, AUF DAS JAHR
Germantaun: Gedruckl bey Michael Billmeyer. [1788.]
1789.
HOFFMAN, JOSIAH OGDEN
AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF BLACK FRIARS, IN THE CITY OF
NEW-YORK, NOVEMBER 10, 1788. . . .
New -York: 1788.
THE HOLIDAY PRESENT, CONTAINING ANECDOTES OF MR. AND MRS. JENNET AND
THEIR LITTLE FAMILY : INTERSPERSED WITH INSTRUCTIVE AND AMUSING OBSER-
VATIONS.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
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HOPKINSON, FRANCIS 1737-1791
ACCOUNT OP THE GRAND FEDERAL PROCESSION, PHILADELPHIA, JULY 4, 1788. To
WHICH IS ADDED, A LETTER ON THE SAME SUBJECT. [PRICE 5d. h.]
[Philadelphia:] M. Carey, Printer. [1788.] pp. (2), 22. 8vo. AAS. HC.
- ACCOUNT OF THE GRAND FEDERAL PROCESSION, PHILADELPHIA, JULY 4, 1788.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED, MR. WLSON'S \sic] ORATION, AND A LETTER ON THE SUB-
JECT OF THE PROCESSION. [PRICE 5d. h.]
[Philadelphia:] M. Carey, Printer. [1788.] pp. (2), 22. 8vo. NYPL.
- THE ODE. OH FOR A MUSE OF FIRE ! TO MOUNT THE SKIES. [Thirty-five lines.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Andrew Brown, 1788.] Broadside.
"This Ode, together with one in the German language, fitted to the
purpose, and printed by Mr. Steiner, was printed at the Federal Press,
during the grand procession in Philadelphia, on the 4th July, 1788,
and thrown amongst the people as the procession moved along. Ten
small packages, containing the Ode, and the list of Toasts for the day,
were made up and addressed to the ten States in Union respectively ;
these were tied to ten pigeons, which at intervals rose from Mercury's
cap, and flew off, with the acclamations of an admiring multitude." —
Albany Journal, August 4, 1788.
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A SET OF EIGHT SONGS. THE WORDS AND MUSIC COMPOSED BY THE HONORABLE
FRANCIS HOPKINSON. THESE SONGS ARE COMPOSED IN AN EASY, FAMILIAR STYLE,
INTENDED FOR YOUNG PRACTITIONERS ON THE HARPSICHORD OR FORTE PIANO, AND
IS THE FIRST WORK OF THIS KIND ATTEMPTED IN THE UNITED STATES. J. AlTKEN,
SCULPT.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second-
Street, between Chesnut and Market-Streets. [1788.] pp. (2), (2), 11. obi. 4to.
HUBLEY, A. AND COMPANY.
CATALOGUE OF PRINTS, PLATE, PLATED-WARE, JEWELLERY, &c. TO BE SOLD WED-
NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1788, AT THE SOUTHWAKK VENDUE-STORE. A HUBLEY
& CO. AUCTIONEERS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dunlap and Claypoole, 1788.
THE HUDSON WEEKLY GAZETTE. VOL. in. No. 144. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ —
VOL. iv. No. 196. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Printed by Ashbel Stoddard, corner of Main and Third-Streets. 1788. fol.
HULL, WILLIAM 1753 - 1825
AN ORATION, DELIVERED TO THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI IN THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, JULY 4, 1788. BY WILLIAM HULL, ESQUIRE.
Printed by Benjamin Russell, State-Street, Boston. 1788. pp. 22. 4to.
HUMANE SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS.
ADVERTISEMENT. [Erection of shelters for shipwrecked sailors.] JANUARY 8, 1788.
[Boston: 1788.] Broadside. 4to. AAS.
- THE INSTITUTIONS OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
MASSACHUSETTS: WITH THE RULES FOR REGULATING SAID SOCIETY, AND THE
METHODS OF TREATMENT TO BE USED WITH PERSONS APPARENTLY DEAD; WITH A
NUMBER OF RECENT CASES, PROVING THE HAPPY EFFECTS THEREOF.
Boston: Printed in the year 1788. pp. 22. 8vo. AAS.
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HUMANE SOCIETY OP MASSACHUSETTS, continued.
— • THE INSTITUTIONS OP THE HUMANE SOCIETY OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP
MASSACHUSETTS: WITH THE RULES FOB KEGULATING SAID SOCIETY, AND THE
METHODS OP TREATMENT TO BE USED WITH PERSONS APPARENTLY DEAD ; WITH A
NUMBER OP RECENT CASES, PROVING THK HAPPY RESULTS THEREOF.
Boston: Printed in the year 1788. pp. (27). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
The reading matter of both editions is the same up to page 16, after
which they vary in the number of pages, as indicated.
HUMANE SOCIETY OP PHILADELPHIA.
DIRECTIONS POR RECOVERING PERSONS, WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD, PROM
DROWNING, ALSO FOR PREVENTING & CURING THE DISORDERS, PRODUCED BY
DRINKING COLD LIQUORS, AND BY THE ACTION OP NOXIOUS VAPOURS, LIGHTNING,
AND EXCESSIVE HEAT AND COLD, UPON THE HUMAN BODY. PUBLISHED BY ORDER
OP THE HUMANE SOCIETY, OF PHILADELPHIA; TO WHICH is PREFIXED, THE CON-
STITUTION OF THE SAID SOCIETY. [One line of Latin.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chemut-Street. T1788.] pp.
(16). 8vo. LCP.
HUMPHREYS, DAVID 1752 - 1818
AN ESSAY ON THE LIPE OP THE HONORABLE MAJOR GENERAL ISRAEL PUTNAM:
ADDRESSED TO THE STATE SOCIETY OP THE CINCINNATI, IN CONNECTICUT. BY
COL. DAVID HUMPHREYS.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.
(187). 12niO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LIHS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
Reprinted in Middletown in 1794; in Philadelphia in 1798, and in
1811; in Brattleborough in 1812; in Boston in 1818, and in a number
of later editions.
A POEM ON THE HAPPINESS OP AMERICA, ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OP THE
UNITED STATES. BY D. HUMPHREYS, ESQ. COLONEL IN THE LATE AMERICAN
ARMY, AND AID-DE-CAMP TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
London Printed. Re-printed at Albany by Charles R. and George Webster
& Co. [1788.] pp. 41. 12mo.
HUNTINGTON, ENOCH 1739 - 1809
RECEIVING THE CUP OF AFFLICTION AFTER THE EXAMPLE OP THE SUFFERING
SAVIOUR. A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN THE FIRST CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN MID-
DLETOWN, ON THE LORD'S DAY, SEPTEMBER 23D, 1787. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN
ADDRESS TO A NUMEROUS COLLECTION OP SYMPATHIZING FRIENDS, MET AT THE
HOUSE OF MOURNING, TO CONDOLE WITH MR. BENJAMIN HENSHAW, AND HIS
WEEPING FAMILY, UNDER A VERY SINGULAR, COMPLICATED AFFLICTION, BY THE
SUDDEN, SURPRISING DEATH OF TWO AMIABLE SONS, SHIPWRECKED IN A VIOLENT
STORM AT SEA. MADE BY PARTICULAR DESIRE ON THE WEDNESDAY EVENING FOL-
LOWING. ALSO TWO SERMONS DELIVERED THE LORD'S DAY FOLLOWING. BY ENOCH
HUNTINGTON, A. M. PASTOR OP THE FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST IN MIDDLETOWN.
Micldletovm: Printed and sold by Woodward and Green. 1788. pp. (2),
(13), (1); 25; 20; 24. 8vo. CHS. YC.
Second title: THE ADDRESS AT THE HOUSE OF MR. HENSHAW, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1787. [Five lines of Scripture texts.] pp. (13), (1).
Third title: FOLLOWING THE THINGS WHICH MAKE FOR PEACE, AND THINGS
WHEREWITH ONE MAY EDIFY ANOTHER, A DUTY INCUMBENT UPON CHRISTIANS:
ILLUSTRATED AND INPORCED IN A SERMON, DELIVERED TO THE FIRST CHURCH AND
SOCIETY IN MIDDLETOWN, ON THE LORD'S DAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1787. BY ENOCH
HUNTINGTON, A. M. PASTOR OF SAID CHURCH AND SOCIETY. [Six lines of Scripture
texts.] pp. 20.
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21163 HURT, JOHN
A FUNERAL SERMON ON THE DEATH OP MR. DANIEL KELLOGG. . . . 20Tii OP
AUGUST, 1788.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 12. 4to.
21164 HUTCHESON, FRANCIS 1694-1747
A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO MORAL PHILOSOPHY, IN THREE BOOKS; CONTAINING THE
ELEMENTS OP ETHICKS, AND THE LAW OP NATURE. BY FRANCIS HUTCHESON, LLD.
LATE PROFESSOR OP PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY OP GLASGOW. TRANSLATED
FROM THE LATIN. FIFTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street,
between Second and Third- Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. xxviii, 292, (6). 12mo.
Appended are six pages of, American editions of the following books
may be had of Joseph Crukshank.
21165 HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHIN'S IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OP THE MOTIONS OP
THE SUN AND MOON; THK TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS ; THE RISING
AND SETTING OF THK SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OP THE MOON,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789 : BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP
YEAR, AND 13TH YEAR OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4TH JULY. [Five
lines.] BY JOHN NATHAN HUTCHINS, PHILOM.
New -York: Printed and sold by H. Qaine, at his Printing-Office, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square. Where may be had the New - York Pocket Almanack.
[1788.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
21166 I HEARD A GREAT VOICE: ANTHEM.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John M'Culloch, in
Third-Street. 1788.
21167 AN IMPARTIAL ADDRESS, TO THE CITIZENS OP THE CITY AND COUNTY OP ALBANY:
OR, THE THIRTY-FIVE ANTI-PEDERAL OBJECTIONS REFUTED. BY THE FEDERAL
COMMITTEE OP THE CITY OF ALBANY.
Printed by Charles S. Webster, at his free Press, No. 36, State-Street, near
the English Church, Albany. [1788.] pp. 28. 8vo.
21168 THE IMPARTIAL GAZETTEER, AND SATURDAY EVENING'S POST. NUMBER!. SATUR-
DAY, MAY 17, [ — NUMBER 18. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1788.]
New -York Printed and published by Harrisson and Purdy, at their Print-
ing-Office, No. 3, Peck-Slip, . . . 1788. 4to. LOC.
Established by John Harrisson, and Purdy, and continued by them
to November 13 ? 1790. With the issue for Saturday, September 20th,
the title was altered to, The New -York Weekly Museum, and so con-
tinued to November, 1790, when Purdy withdrew from its publica-
tion, and the title was shortened to, The Weekly Museum, which John
Harrisson continuously published into the year 1795, when it was dis-
continued.
21169 THE INDEPENDENT [Mass, arms] CHRONICLE: AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. xx. NUMBER 1001. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMBER 1052. THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Boston: Published by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable the
General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at their Printing- Office,
opposite the new Court-House, Court-Street. 1788. fol. AAS. LOC. MHS.
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THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER; ou, THE CHRONICLE OF FREEDOM. [Mottoes.]
VOL. vii. NUMBER 641. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. vm. NUMBER 952.
WEDNESDAY-, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed (daily) by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House
. . . 1788. 4to. AAS. LOC.
THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL : OR, THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. NUMBER 427.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [— NUMBER 529. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1788.]
New-York: Printed by J. and A. M'Lean, Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover-Square. 1788. fol. AAS.
Beginning with the issue for December 29th, the Journal was issued
daily, with a new numbering, as The New -York Daily Gazette and
general advertiser.
SUPPLEMENT EXTRAORDINARY TO THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL. MONDAY, JULY
28, 1788. ON SATURDAY EVENING ABOUT NINE o' CLOCK ARRIVED THE JOYFUL
TIDINGS OF THE ADOPTION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION, AT PoUGHKEEPSIE, ON
FRIDAY, JULY 25, YEAS 30, NAYS 25, MAJORITY 5. THE BELLS IN THE CITY WERE
IMMEDIATELY SET A HINGING, AND FUOM THE FORT AND THE FEDERAL SHIP HAM-
ILTON, WERE FIRED SEVERAL SALUTES. THE MERCHANTS AT THE COFFEE-HOUSE
TESTIFIED THEIR JOY BY REPEATED HUZZAS; AND A LARGE BODY OF CITIZENS,
HEADED BY A NUMBER OF THE FIRST CHARACTERS, WENT TO THE HOUSES OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION, AND GAVE THREE CHEERS, AS A TESTIMONY OF
THKIR APPROBATION OF THE GLORIOUS EVENT BROUGHT ABOUT BY THEIR UNITED,
UNRKMITTED, AND TOILSOME EXERTIONS. IN SHORT, A GENERAL JOY RUN
THROUGH TIIK WHOLE CITY, AND SEVERAL OF THOSE WHO WERE OF DIFFERENT
SENTIMENTS DRANK FREELY OF THE federal bowl, AND DECLARED THAT THEY
WERE NOW PERFECTLY RECONCILED TO THE NEW CONSTITUTION. . . . [Colo-
phon:]
New -York: Printed by J. and A. M'Lean, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover-Square. [1788.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
JACKSON, JONATHAN 1743-1810
THOUGHTS UPON THE POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN
WHICH THAT OF MASSACHUSETTS IS MORE PARTICULARLY CONSIDERED. WlTH
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION FOR A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
ADDRESSED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNION. BY A NATIVE OF BOSTON. [Signed,
Civis.] [Two lines from] POPE'S ESSAY.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah TJtomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 209. 8VO. AAS. BA. BPL. JCB. LOC. MHS. NL. NYPL.
The authorship has been variously attributed to George Richards
Minot, James Sullivan, and Jonathan Jackson.
JACKY DANDY'S DELIGHT: OR THE HISTORY OF BIRDS AND BEASTS; IN VERSE AND
PROSE. ADORNED WITH A VARIETY OF CUTS. [Four lines of verse.] THE FIRST
WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXX-
VIII. pp. 32. 32mo.
JAY, JOHN 1745-1829
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, ON THE SUBJECT OF
THE CONSTITUTION, AGREED UPON AT PHILADELPHIA, THE I?TH OF SEPTEMBER,
1787. [Signed, a Citizen of New- York.]
New-York: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
[1788.] pp. (19). 4to. LOC. NYPL.
Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1888.
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NOTES ON THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. WIUTTEN BY THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Prichard and Hall, in Market Street,
between Front and Second Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (2), (ii), 244, table. 8vo.
The first American edition, with a preface written expressly for it. The
New York State Library had the proof sheets of the Paris edition of
1785, with corrections made by the Author. This edition was also pre-
ceded in publication by the London edition of 1787.
JOCELIN, SIMEON
THE CHORISTER'S COMPANION: CONTAINING BESIDES THE NECESSARY RULES OF
PSALMODY, A CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PSALM-TUNES, HYMNS AND
ANTHEMS; FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED ANTIENT AND MODERN AUTHORS; TO-
GETHER WITH SEVERAL TUNES NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. THE SECOND EDITION,
CORRECTED AND ENLARGED.
New- Haven : Printed by T. and S. Green, for Simeon Jocelin, 1788. pp.
(26), (2), 120. obi. 8vo. MHS.
Music engraved by Amos Doolittle. "The principal additional music,
contained in 72 pages, may be had, half bound, with or without the
Rules, price four shillings and ninepence."
JUDD, EBKN W.
BARBERS' ALBANY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789, BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDE-
PENDENCE, UNTIL THE 4TH OF JULY. CONTAINING EVERYTHING THAT IS USEFUL
OR NECESSARY, IN AN ALMANACK. ALSO, A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINING MATTER IN
PROSE AND VERSE. BY EBEN W. JUDD, MATHEMATICIAN.
Albany: Printed by John and Robert Barber, No. 4, Maiden-Lane, four
doors west of the Market House. [1788.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
JUDD'S CONNECTICUT ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789 :
Litchfield: Printed and sold by Collier and Adam. [1788.]
21181
21182
- THE NEW- YORK, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT AND VERMONT ALMANACK
AND EPHIMERIS [sic], FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789; [Two lines. Cut of
Solar system.] By EBEN W. JUDD, PHILO.
Printed by Charles R. and George Webster, No. 36 State-Street, near the
English Church, in the city of Albany. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
- STODDAHD'S DIARY: OR, THE COLUMBIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1789.
Hudson: Printed and sold by Ashbel Stoddard. [1788.]
- THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789. COHTAIN-
INO, BKSIDKS WHAT IS USUAL IN ALMANACS, AN ACT FOR LAYING A DUTY ON GOODS,
WARES, AND MERCHANDIZE IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES, AND AN ACT
IMPOSING DUTIES ON TONNAGE; WITH A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINING MATTER IN
PKOSE AND VEH8E.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and sold by Shepard Knllotk. [1788.]
1788
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KEMPIS, THOMAS (HAEMMERLEIN Latin MALLKOLUS) i 1380 - 1471
DER KLEINS KEMPIS, ODER KURZK SPRUCHE DND GEBAETLEIN, AUS DEM MEISTENS
UNBEKANNTEN WERCKLKIN DBS THOMAS A KEMPIS ZUSAMMEN GETRAGEN, ZDR
ERBAUUKO DER KLEINEN. SECHSTE UND VEKBESSERTE AUFLAGE.
Qermantaun, Gedruckt vnd zu finden bey Peter Leibert, 1788. pp. (2), (2),
(6), (2), 155, (1) ; 12. 24mo. LOC. NTPL.
KENRICK, WILLIAM 1725 - 1779
THE WHOLE DUTY OP WOMAN. BY A LADY. WRITTEN AT THE DESIRE OF A NOBLE
LORD.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank. 1788.
THE KENTUCKE ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1789.
Lexington: Printed and sold by John and Fielding Bradford. [1788.]
THE KENTUCKE GAZETTE. NUMB. 19. SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMB. 70. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1788.]
Lexington : Printed and sold by John and Fielding Bradford, at their
Printing-Office in Main-Street, 1788. fol.
KILNER, DOROTHY
THE ADVENTURES OF A PINCUSHION. DESIGNED CHIEFLY FOR THE USE OF YOUNG
LADIES. [Four lines of verse.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold, wholesale
and retail, at his Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 104. 32mo. BM.
- MEMOIRS OF A PEG TOP. BY THE AUTHOR OF ADVENTURES OF A PINCUSHION.
[Four lines of verse.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold, wholesale
and retail, at Us Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 108. 32mo.
KINNE, AAKON. 1744 - 1824
A NEW-YEAR'S GIFT, PRESENTED ESPECIALLY TO THE YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE FIRST
SOCIETY OF GROTON, JANUARY 1, 1788, AND NOW MADE PUBLIC AT THEIR REQUEST.
BY AARON KINNE, A. M. [Two lines from] JOHN, So EPIS. 4 VER.
New-London: Printed by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 16. 8vo.
KLOPSTOCK, FRIEDRICII GOTTLIEB 1724 - 1803
THE MESSIAH. ATTEMPTED FROM THE GERMAN OF MR. KLOPSTOCK. BY JOSEPH
COLLYER. IN FIFTEEN BOOKS.
Elizabeth-Town : Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. xvi, 383. lliino. AAS.
KUNZE, JOHANN CHRISTOPH 1744 - 1807
ELISAS BETRAENTER NACIIRUF BEI DER HlNWEGNAHME SEINES GOTTESMANNS
ELIAS. GEDAECHTNISSPREDIGT AUF DR. H. M. MUHLENBERG OEHALTEN IN NEW-
YORK VON J. Cn. KUNZE.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Melchior Steiner. 1788.
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LANGDON, SAMUEL 1723 - 1797
THE REPUBLIC OF THE ISRAELITES AN EXAMPLE TO THE AMERICAN STATES. A SER-
MON, PREACHED AT CONCORD, IN THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE; BEFORE THE
HONORABLE GENERAL COURT AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION. JUNE 5, 1788. BY SAM-
UEL LANGDON, D. D. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN HAMPTON-FALLS.
Exeter: Printedby Lamson and Ranlet. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (48). 8vo.
LAUS DEO! THE WORCESTER COLLECTION OF SACRED HARMONY. [Three lines.] THE
SECOND EDITION, WITH LARGE ADDITIONS.
Worcester : Printed typographically by Isaiah Thomas. 1788. pp. (4), 120.
obi. 16 mo. A AS.
The preface states that this edition consists of the first and second
parts only, but considerably augmented : and that it was printed
because certain Boston parties had published a spurious edition.
LAVATER, JOHANN CASPAR 1741 - 1801
APHORISMS ON MAN: TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF THE REV.
JOHN CASPER LAVATER, CITIZEN OF ZURIC. [By Johann Heinrich Fuessli.J
(EMBELLISHED WITH AN ELEGANT FRONTISPIECE.)
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at t7te Stone Hovse, in Second-
Street, between Chetnut and Market-Streets, 1788. frontispiece.
NACHDENKEN UBER MICH SELBST.
Lancaster: Gedruckt bey Albrecht und Lahn. 1788. pp.43. 12mo.
21197
LEAMING, JEREMIAH 1717-1804
DISSERTATIONS UPON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, WHICH MAY BE WELL WORTH THE ATTEN-
TION OF EVERY CHRISTIAN; AND OF HEAL SERVICE TO THE SINCERE INQUIRER
AFTER TRUE RELIGION. By JEREMIAH LEAMING, A. M. RECTOR OF CHRIST CHURCH
IN STRATFORD.
New-Haven : Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 68. 8VO. AAS. BA. CHS. UTS. YC_
Reprinted in Portsmouth in 1789 ; in Litchfield in 1798 ; in Pittsfleld
in 1808 ; and in Montreal in 1819.
LEE, RICHARD HENRY 1732 - 1794
AN ADDITIONAL NUMBER OF LETTERS PROM [»i'c] THE FEDERAL FARMER TO THE
REPUBLICAN; LEADING TO A FAIR EXAMINATION OF THE SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT,
PROPOSED BY THE LATE CONVENTION; TO SEVERAL ESSENTIAL AND NECESSARY
ALTERATIONS IN IT; AND CALCULATED TO ILLUSTRATE AND SUPPORT THE PRIN-
CIPLES AND POSITIONS LAID DOWN IN THE PRECEDING LETTERS. [Signed, The
Federal Farmer.]
[New-York:] Printed [by Thomas Greenleaf] in the year M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. (2), (xliii) - (xliv), [45] -[181.] 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
Paged in continuation of his Observations, and containing Letters
vi-xvm. The advertisement, dated, United States Jan. 80, 1788, states:
"Four editions, (and several thousands) of the pamphlets entitled the
Federal Farmer, being in a few months printed and sold ... an
additional number have been written."
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LEE, JONATHAN 1718 - 1788
A FUNERAL SERMON ON THE DEATH OP MRS. ABIGAIL SPENCER, WIKE OF PHILIP
SPENCER, ESQ. By REV. JONATHAN LEE, PASTOR OP THE CHURCH IN SALISBURY.
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1788.
LEWIS, AMZI 1746-1819
THE CONDUCT AND CHARACTER OP THE MINISTERS OP THE GOSPEL AT THE TIME OP
REFORMATION AND PROSPERITY IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. A SERMON, DE-
LIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND ZACHARIAH GREENE, TO THE
WORK OF THE GOSPKL- MINISTRY, AND TO THE PASTORAL CA11E OF THE CHURCH AT
CUCHAGUE, (so CALLED) IN SOUTHOLD, JUNE 28, 1787. BY AMZI LEWIS, A. M.
PASTOR OP THE CHURCH AT FLORIDA. [Two lines from] THE PSALMIST.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (28).
8VO. CHS. LOC. NYPL.
LEWIS, DANIEL WADSWORTH 1766 - 1837
AN ORATION ON THE DEATH OF MR. ELI KELSEY, A SENIOR IN YALE-COLLEGE. BY
D. W. LEWIS. [Three lines from] SHAKESPEARE.
New-Haven: Printed by Josiah Meigs, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [11.] 4to.
LIEBLICHE UNO ERBAULICHE LIEDER VON DER HERRLICHKEIT UNO EHRE CHRISTI.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Peter Leibert. 1788. pp. 16. lOmo.
THE LIFE OF CASSEM, THE SON OP HAMID, A NOBLE ARABIAN. TRANSLATED PROM
AN ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPT.
Newport: Printed and sold by Peter Edes. 1788.
LILLO, GEORGE 1693 - 1739
THE LONDON MERCHANT: OR THE HISTORY OF GEORGE BARNWELL. As IT is ACTED
AT THE THEATRES IN ENGLAND. BY MR. LILLO. [Three lines.] THE SECOND
WORCESTER EDITION.
Worcester: Printed by Isaiah Thomas, 1788. pp. 69. 12mo. AAS.
LINCOLN, BENJAMIN, JUNIOR. - 1788
CATALOGUE OP THE LIBRARY OF BENJAMIN LINCOLN, JON. ESQ. LATE ATTORNEY AT
LAW, DECEASED, CONSISTING OF A GREAT VARIETY OF VALUABLE LAW BOOKS,
HISTORIES, &C. &C. PRINCIPALLY NEW. ON WEDNESDAY, 7TH MAY, [1788] AT TEN
IN THE MORNING WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC VENDUE, AT RUSSELL & CLAP'S
AUCTION-ROOM, COURT-STREET.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1788.
A LITTLE LOTTERY BOOK FOR CHILDREN: CONTAINING A NEW METHOD FOR PLAYING
THEM INTO A KNOWLEDGE OF THE LETTERS, FIGURES, &C. EMBELLISHED WITH
ABOVE FIFTY CUTS, AND PUBLISHED WITH THE APPROBATION OP THE COURT OP
COMMON SENSE.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 61. 32mo.
LIVIUS PATAVINUS, TITUS B. c. 59 - 17 A. D.
TITI LIVII PATIVINI HISTORIAM AB URBE CONDITA LIBRI QUINQUE PRIORES, AD
OPTIMAS EDITIONES CASTIQATI.
Bostonim, America: Exeudebant Thomas et Johannes Fleet, 1788. pp.
293. 12mo. AAS.
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A LETTER CONCERNING TOLERATION. BY JOHN LOCKE. THE FOURTH EDITION.
Windsor, (Vermont) Printed by Alden Spooner, for J. Thomson? MDCC-
LXXXVIII. pp. 71. 12mo. BM.
21208 LOW, NATHANAEL 1740-1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA 1789.
[Seventeen lines.] BY NATHANAEL Low. [Eight lines of verse.]
Printed and sold by T. and J. Fleet, in Boston. Where may be had their
Pocket Almanack and Register. [1788.] pp. [24.] 12ino. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
21209 THE YORK, CUMBERLAND & LINCOLN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN
.ERA, 1789: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR; AND THE THIR-
TEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF
PORTLAND, LAT. 43 DEG. 56 MIN. NORTH. N. LOWE. [Pour lines of verse.]
[Portland:] Printed by Thomas B. Wait. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
21210 M'DONALD, PHILIP
A SURPRISING ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTIVITY AND ESCAPE OF PHILIP M'DONALD AND
ALEXANDER M'LEOD OF VIRGINIA, FROM THE CHICKKE.MOGGA INDIANS, AND OF
THEIR GREAT DISCOVERIES IN THE WESTERN WORLD. FROM JUNE 1779 TO FEB-
RUARY 1786, WHEN THEY RETURNED . . . TO THEIR FRIENDS AFTER AN ABSENCE
OF SIX YEARS AND A HALF. WRITTEN BY THEMSELVES. THE THIRD EDITION.
PMsfield: Printed by Roger Starrs, near the Meeting-House. 1788. pp.
14. 16mo.
21211 MACK, ALEXANDER, JUNIOR. 1712-
APOLOGIA, ODER SCHRIFFTMAESSIGE VERANTWORTUNG ETLICHER WAHRHEITEN,
HERAUSGEFORDERT DURCH EINE NEULICH AUFGESETZTE SCHRIFFT UNTEH DEM
NAMEN DER WIEDEHLEGTE WIEDERTAEUFER. GESCHRIEBEN FUR DEN GEMEINEN
MANN DURCH TIIEOPHILUM.
Ephrala: Klosterpresse. 1788. pp. 72. 12mo. HSP.
Printed at the expense of the Dunkers, in defense of their doctrines
and rites being scriptural.
21212 M'MURRAY, WILLIAM
M'MURHAY'S MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ACCORDING TO THE DEFIN-
ITIVE TREATY OF PEACE, SIGNED AT PARIS, SEPTEMBER 3, 1783.
New -York: Printed and sold by William Morton. 1788.
21213 A. MAP OF THE WORLD. WlTH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FROM THE LATEST DISCOVER-
IES, INCLUDING THOSE OF CAPT. COOK.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1788.
21214 MARKOE, PETER 1753-1792
THE TIMES, A POEM. BY PETER MARKOE. [One line of Latin from] JUVENAL. IMI-
TATED. [Two lines.]
Plain delphia : Printed for the Author by Prichard and Hall, in Market
Street, near Front Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 35. 12mo. AAS. BA. JCB. LCP.
21215 — — THE TIMES; A POEM. BY PETER MARKOE. [Three lines of quotations.]
[The second edition.]
Philadelphia: Printed by William SpoUwood. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
[22.] 8VO. BM. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
This, second edition, published 25 July, 1788, contains nearly four
hundred lines more than the first.
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MARSH, JOHN 1765 - 1821
THE GREAT SIN AND DANGER OF STRIVING WITH GOD. A SEKMON PREACHED AT
WETHERSPIELD, DECEMBER 13TH, 1782. AT THE FUNERAL OF MRS. LTDIA
BEADLE, WIFE OF THE LATE WILLIAM BEADLE, AND THEIR FOUR CHILDREN, WHO
WERE ALL MURDERED BY HIS OWN HANDS ON THE MORNING OF THE llTH INSTANT.
BY JOHN MARSH A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN WETHERSFIELD. To
WHICH IS ANNEXED A LETTER, FROM A GENTLEMAN IN WETHERSFIELD TO HIS
FRIEND, CONTAINING A NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF WlLLIAM BEADLE, (SO FAR AS
IT IS KNOWN) AND THE PARTICULARS OF THE MASSACRE OF HIMSELF AND FAMILY.
Middleborough, (County of Plymouth) Printed and sold by N. Coterly.
M.DCCLXXXVIII. pp. 88. 8vo. AAS.
Reprinted from the Hartford edition of 1783.
MARSH, JONATHAN 1714 - 1794
A SERMON, DELIVERED IN BARKHEMSTEAD, ON CHRISTMAS-DAY LAST, BEFORE THE
EPISCOPAL SOCIETY AND OTHERS CONVENED ON THAT SOLEMN OCCASION. BY JON-
ATHAN MARSH, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN NEW-HARTFORD.
[Eight lines of Scripture texts.] PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE HEARERS.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten, M,DCC,LXXX,VIII. pp. 24. 8vo.
MARSHALL, WALTER 1628-1680
THE GOSPEL-MYSTERY OF SANCTIFICATION, OPENED IN SUNDRY PRACTICAL DIREC-
TIONS: SUITED ESPECIALLY TO THE CASE OF THOSE WHO LABOUR UNDER THE GUILT
AND POWER OF INDWELLING SIN. To WHICH IS ADDED, A SERMON ON JUSTIFICA-
TION. BY MR. WALTER MARSHALL, LATE PREACHER OF THE GOSPEL. [Three lines
of Scripture quotation.] A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, the uest side of Second-
Street, tJie ninth door above Chesnut- Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 295, (1).
16mo. AAS.
The last page is an advertisement of books, "just published, and to
be sold by Peter Stewart."
MARTIN, JOHN
THE NEW INVENTED FRICTION ROLLER, MADE AND SOLD BY JOHN MARTIN, AT HIS
MANUFACTORY, No. 207, QuEEN STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF GOLDEN HlLL.
[Cut.] [Colophon:]
New -fork: Printed by W. Morton. 1788. Broadside, fol.
MARTIN, LUTHER 1748 - 1826
THE GENUINE INFORMATION, DELIVERED TO THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND, RELATIVE TO THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL CONVENTION,
LATELY HELD AT PHILADELPHIA. BY LUTHER MARTIN, ESQUIRE, ATTORNEY-GEN-
ERAL OF MARYLAND, AND ONE OF THE DELEGATES IN THE SAID CONVENTION.
TOGETHER WITH A LETTER TO THE HON. THOMAS C. DEYE, SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES; AN ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES;
AND SOME REMARKS RELATIVE TO A STANDING ARMY, AND A BILL OF RIGHTS.
[One line of Latin from] HOH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, at the Coffee-House. M,DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. [viii,] [93.] 8vo. AAS. BA. JOB. LCP. NYPL.
MARYLAND. STATE.
ESTIMATE OF STATE DEIJT.
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
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MARYLAND. STATE, continued.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OP ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OP ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY TUB FIFTH OP NOVEMBER, IN THE
YEAB OF ODK LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ 17
December, 1787.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1788.] pp.
(2), 45. fol. LOC. NYPL.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HKLD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY THE TWELFTH OF MAY, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. [ 27
May, 1788.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1788.] pp.
(2), (1-6). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. NOVEMBER SESSION, 1787. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS ASSEM-
BLY. [14 November,- 17 December, 1787.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1788.] pp. 63. fol. LOC.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OP THE STATE OP
MARYLAND. MAY SESSION, 1788. BEING THE FOURTH SESSION OF THE THIRD SEN-
ATE. [12-27 May, 1788.]
[ Annapolis : Printed by Frederick Green, 1788.] pp. 65 - 100. fol.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE SENATE OF THE STATE OP MARYLAND.
NOVEMBER SESSION, 1787. BEING THE THIRD SESSION OF THE THIRD SENATE.
[5 November, - 17 December, 1787.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1788.] pp. 29. fol. LOC.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OP THE STATE OP MARYLAND.
MAY SESSION, 1788. BEING THE FOURTH SESSION OP THE THIRD SENATE. [12
May, - 27 May, 1788.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Grem, IT 88.] pp. (31) -46. fol. LOC.
THE MARYLAND CHRONICLE, OR THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. in.
No. 105. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 157. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1788.]
Frederick-Town : Printed by Matthim Bartgis, at the English and German
Printing-Office. 1788. fol.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLIIID YEAR. No. 2138. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3,
[ — • XLIVTH YEAR. No. 2189. THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 25, 1788.J
Annapolis: Printed by F. and 8. Green, at the Post-Office, Francis-Street.
1788. fol. AAS.
THE MARYLAND [arms] GAZETTE; OR, THE BALTIMORE ADVEBTISER. VOL. v.
NUMB. 338. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 442. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
1788.]
Baltimore: Printed and published by John Hayes, the corner of Market and
Calvert Streets, . . . 1788. fol.
THE NEWS-BOY'S VERSES, FOB JANUARY IST, 1788; RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED
TO THE FHIENDS AND PATRONS OP THE MARYLAND GAZETTE ; OR, THE BALTIMORE
ADVERTISER. . . . ROBERT'S NEW-YEAR'S SONG. . . .
[Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes, 1788.] Broadside, nar. fol. NYPL.
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THE MARYLAND JOURNAL, AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. VOL. xv. No. 999.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 1103. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street. 1788. fol.
MASSACHUSETTS. STATB.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS ;
BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE
THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, ANNO DoMINI. 1787, AND FKOM THENCE CONTINUED,
BY ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY
FOLLOWING. [ — 31 March, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to tlie honorable General
Court, of Hie Commonwealth of Massachusetts. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.662 [sic
666] - 693. fol. AAB. LOC. NYPL.
The error in paging is continued, four pages being dropped.
— [Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHU-
SETTS; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1788. [ 20 June, 1788.]
[Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 694-715. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
— [Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHU-
SETTS; BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1788, AND FROM THENCE
CONTINUED, BY PROROGATION, TO WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF OcTO-
BER FOLLOWING. [ — 22 November, 1788.] [Colophon :]
Boston : Printed by Adams and Noune, Printers to the Jionourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 716-722. fol. AAS. NYPL.
21236
21237
21238
21239
21240
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ., GOVERNOUK OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Appointing Thursday, April seventeenth, a day of humiliation, fasting
and prayer.]
[Bottom Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1788.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ., GOVERNOUH OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Appointing Thursday, November twenty-seventh, a clay of thanksgiving.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Noune, 1788.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ., GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION . . . [Proroguing the General Court.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ., GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse. 1788. Broadside, fol.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN SENATE, NOVEMBER 19, 1788. [Re-
solve, dividing the State into eight districts.] [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse. [1788.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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21242
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. [Resolve in regard to return of bounties.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
- DEBATES, RESOLUTIONS AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS, OF THE CONVENTION OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, CONVENED AT BOSTON, ON THE OTH OF JAN-
UARY, 1788, AND CONTINUED UNTIL THE 7TH OF FEBRUARY FOLLOWING, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ASSENTING TO AND RATIFYING THE CONSTITUTION RECOMMENDED BY
THE GRAND FEDERAL CONVENTION. TOGETHER WITH THE YEAS AND NAYS ON THE
DECISION OF THE GRAND QUESTION. To WHICH THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION IS
PREFIXED.
Boston: Printed and sold by Adams and Nourse, in Court-Street; and
Benjamin Russell, and Edmund Freeman, in State-Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. 219. 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
This publication is made up from newspaper reports of the Debates in
Convention. A second edition was published in 1808, and the text was
also used for Elliott's Debates. The official record of the Convention
was not published until 1850, when it was issued by the State of Mass-
achusetts.
21243
21244
21245
21246
21247
- A DECLARATION OF RIGHTS OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
MASSACHUSETTS.
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse f 1786.] pp. 5. 16mo. MHS.
- EASTERN LANDS FOR SALE. THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED [Announce-
ment of sale of lands in the Counties of York, Cumberland, and Lincoln, Dis-
trict of Maine. Dated, June 18, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse. [1788.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- THE PERPETUAL LAWS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, FROM THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS CONSTITUTION TO THR FIRST SESSION OF THE GENERAL
COURT, A. D. 1788. COMPILED, ARRANGED AND PRINTED TO THE WISHES OF MANY
RESPECTABLE LAW CHARACTERS, AND THE APPROBATION OF THE HONOURABLE
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. [By Isaiah Thomas.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. (2), (2), 389. 12mo. AAS. HC. JCB. NL.
A second volume, continuing the record to 1799, was issued by Isaiah
Thomas, in 1799.
- RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE SPEECH AND MESSAGES OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE
GOVERNOUR TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY
OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE 30TH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1787; AND
FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-
SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY FOLLOWING. [ — 1 April, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the Jionourable General
Court. M.DCC.LXXXVlh. pp. (99) - 142. Index, [10 tie 14.] fol. AAS. LOC.
- — RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON
WEDNESDAY THK TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1788. [ — 20
June, 1788.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXVin. pp. 38. fol. AAS. NYPL.
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MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
— RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSA-
CHUSETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE MESSAGES, &C., OP HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOV-
ERNOUR TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI,
1788; AND FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY PROROGATION TO WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER FOLLOWING. [ 24 November, 1788.] [Colo-
phon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1788. pp. (39) -70. fol. AAS.
21249
21250
21251
21252
21253
TAX NO. six. [Arms.] COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAH OF
OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. AN ACT, FOR
APPORTIONING AND ASSESSING A TAX OF SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS FOUR SHIL-
LINGS, TO ANSWER THE EXIGENCIES OP GOVERNMENT; AND ALSO THIRTEEN
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO POUNDS, AND ONE SHILLING, TO REPLACE
THE SAME SUM, DRAWN OUT OP THE TREASURY, TO PAY THE MEMBERS OP THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FOR THEIR ATTENDANCE THE SEVEN LAST SESSIONS
OP THE GENERAL COURT; ALSO A FURTHER SUM OP THIRTY POUNDS, SET TO THE
TOWN OF BOWDOIN, AND THE SUM OP NINETY-POUR POUNDS, FIFTEEN SHILLINGS,
AND TEN PENCE, SET ON THE LANDS OF THE HEIRS AND ASSIGNS OF THE LATE
BRIGADIER WALDO. [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honorable Gen-
eral Court. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 19, (1). fol. AAS. HSP.
THE MASSACHUSETTS [cut] CENTINEL. UNINFLUENCED BY PARTY, WE AIM TO
BE JUST. No. 239. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 31 OF VOL. x. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
[Boston:] Published, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Benjamin Russell,
near the State House. 1788. fol. AAS.
THE MASSACHUSETTS GAZETTE. VOL. vn. NUMB. 396. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1,
[ — VOL. vin. NUMB. 486. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1788.]
Boston: Printed and published, every Tuesday and Friday, by John Win-
coll Allen, State-Street, corner of Kilby-Street. 1788. fol. AAS. LOC.
On March 1st, the Printing-Office was removed "to the house lately
occupied by Mr. S. Hall, the north side of the State-House, in State-
Street," who had removed to No. 53 Coruhill. Discontinued with the
issue for November 11, 1788.
MASTER COLUMBIA'S BIRDS AND BEASTS.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA.
A FORM OP DISCIPLINE, FOR THE MINISTERS, PREACHERS, AND MEMBERS OP THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA. CONSIDERED AND APPROVED AT A
CONFERENCE HELD AT BALTIMORE, IN THE STATE OP MARYLAND, ON MONDAY THE
27TH OP DECEMBER, 1784: IN WHICH THE REVEREND THOMAS COKE, L. L. D.
AND THE REVEREND FRANCIS ASBURY, PRESIDED. ARRANGED UNDER PROPER
HEADS. AND METHODISED IN A MORE ACCEPTABLE AND EASY MANNER. WlTH SOME
OTHER USEFUL PIECES ANNEXED.
Elizabeth-Town: Printtd by Shepard KollocTc. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
43, (3). 12mo.
A verbatim reprint of this fourth edition of the Discipline, was issued
at Exeter, New Hampshire, in 1888.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, continued.
21254 A POCKET HYMN BOOK. DESIGNED AS A CONSTANT COMPANION FOR THE PIOUS.
COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. NINTH EDITION. [Two lines from] PSALM
civ. 33.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, Chesnvt-Street. M.DCC.LXXX-
VIII. pp. 257, (2). 24mo. AAS.
21255 MICHEAU, PAUL
A DISSERTATION ON HERNIA HUMORALIS. BY PAUL MICHEAU, SURGEON, AND FEL-
LOW OF THE LYCEUM MEDICUM LONDINENSE.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, No. 44, Hanover- Square. M.DCC.-
LXXXVIII. pp. 24, (1), plate. 12mo. AAS.
21256 THE MIDDLESEX ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOB THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1789: . . .
llfiddletown : Printed and told by Woodward & Green. [1788.]
21257 THE MIDDLESEX GAZETTE, OR, FCEDERAL ADVISER. VOL. in. NUMB. 114. MON-
DAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. iv. NUMB. 165. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1788.]
Middletown: Printed and published by Woodward and Green. 1788. fol.
21258 MILLIGAN, JACOB
THE CHARLESTON DIRECTORY; AND REVENUE SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES.
Charleston: 1788.
Proposals for the above were continued for sometime as, in press, to
contain a correct Plan of Charleston, on copperplate, with an engraved
title-page, giving a perspective view of the city. There appears to be
no certain evidence of the publication of a Directory of Charleston
before 1790.
21259 MINOT, GEORGE RICHARDS 1758 - 1802
THE HISTORY OF THE INSURRECTIONS, IN MASSACHUSETTS, IN THE YEAR MDCC-
LXXXVI, AND THE REBELLION CONSEQUENT THEREON. BY GEORGE RlCHARDS
MINOT, A. M.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 192. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOG. MHS. NYPL.
Better known as "Shay's Rebellion," from the name of its leader. A
second edition was printed in Boston, in 1810 ; and a third edition,
in 1840.
21260 MINTO, WALTER 1753-1796
AN INAUGURAL ORATION, ON THE PROGRESS AND IMPORTANCE OF THE MATHE-
MATICAL SCIENCES. DELIVERED AT PRINCETON ON THE EVENING PRECEDING THE
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT 1788, BY WALTER MlNTO, L. L. D. PROFESSOR OF MATHE-
MATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE COLLEGE OP NEW-JERSEY.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (51). 8vo.
21261 THE MISCELLANY. CONTAINING, AMONG OTHER MATTERS OF ENTERTAINMENT,
SOME EXTRAORDINARY STORIES OP GREAT MEN: IN WHICH ARE DISPLAYED, THE
VARIOUS CAPACITIES, VIRTUES AND VICES OF THE HUMAN MIND.
Boston : Printed and sold by Benjamin Edes and Son, No. 49, Marlborough-
Slreet. 1788.
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21269
MITCHELL, JOHN
THE AMERICAN YOUTHS MUSEUM: BEING A COLLECTION OF DIVINITY, MORALITY,
HISTORY, POETRY, TALES, FABLES, VISIONS, ALLEGORIES, AND LETTERS ; CAREFULLY
SELECTED FKOM THK MOST CELEBRATED AUTHORS, BOTH ANCIENT AND MODERN,
CHIEFLY INTENDED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, IN ORDEK TO GIVE THE YOUNG
STUDENT A TASTE FOR POLITE LITERATURE, AND ALSO TO INSPIRE THEM WITH AN
AWE AND REVERENCE FOR GOD, RELIGION AND VIRTUE, AND AN ABHORRENCE OF
VICE. BY THE PUBLIC'S MOST OBEDIENT SERVANT, JOHN MITCHELL.
frederickiburg : Printed by Timothy Green and Company, 1788?
Advertised as to be published by subscription.
MONROE, JAMES 1758 - 1831
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION . . .
[Peteriburg: Printed by Hunter and Prentit? 1788.] pp. 24. 4to.
— OBSERVATIONS UPON THE PROPOSED PLAN OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
WlTH AN ATTEMPT TO ANSWER SOME OF THK PRINCIPAL OBJECTIONS THAT HAVE
BEEN MADE TO IT. BY A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA.
Petertburg: Printed by Hunter and Prentii. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [64,]
(2). 4to. LOC.
This is attributed to Jaines Monroe in his Writings, i: 347, and it seems
best to follow that work in crediting it to him. The only known copy,
however, in Vol. 77 of the Madison papers, now in the Library of Con-
gress, has written after the pseudonym, in perhaps Mr. Madison's writ-
ing "Mr. Fisher," (or Tyler), for the pencilled writing, in contemporary
handwriting, is indistinct.
MOORE, JAMES
A LETTER TO MR. JOHN STANCLIFF, CONTAINING SOME REMARKS ON HIS VINDICA-
TION OF HIS ACCOUNT OF THE MURRINITISH PLAGUE, &c. IN A LETTER TO THE
AUTHOR. [Signed, James Moore.] [Five lines of Scripture quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobton, in Second-Street, betireen Mar-
ket and Chesnut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 16. 8vo. AAS.
Advertised, and probably published by Thomas Dobson, in 1787.
MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym.
GAINE'S NEW- YORK POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1789: BEING BESSEXTILE
ESIC] OR LEAP YEAR, AND 13TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 'TILL 4TH JULY.
Fourteen lines.] BY THOMAS MOORE, PHILO.
New -York: Printed by II. Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. [1788.]
pp. [72.] 48mo. LOC. NYPL.
GAINE'S UNIVERSAL SHEET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD 1789.
[New -York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
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MORAL AND ENTERTAINING LABYRINTH.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. F. Bache, 1788.
"An amusing puzzle."
MORE, HANNAH
SLAVERY. A POEM.
New-York: Printed by J. and A. McLean. 1788. pp. 19. 12rno.
1745-1833
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21277
MORE, HANNAH, continued.
— SLAVEUY. A POEM.
Philadelphia: 1788. pp.12. 12mo.
THOUGHTS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MANNERS OF THE GREAT TO GENERAL
SOCIETY. — " YO0 AKE THE MAKERS OP MANNERS." SHAKESPEARE. TlIE FOURTH
EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Henry Taylor] for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone
House, in Second-Street. 1788.
MORSE, JEDIDIAH 1761-1826
NEW- YORK, JUNE 28, 1788. [List of questions to be used in compiling his Gazet-
teer of North America.]
[New-York: 1788.] Broadside. 8vo. AAS.
MOURADJEA D'OHSSON, IGNACE 1740 - 1807
ORIENTAL ANTIQUITIES, AND GENERAL VIEW OF THE OTHOMAN CUSTOMS, LAWS AND
CEREMONIES: EXHIBITING MANY CURIOUS PIECES OF THE EASTERN HEMISPHERE
RELATIVE TO THE CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH DISPENSATIONS; WITH VARIOUS RITES
AND MYSTERIES OF THE ORIENTAL FREE MASONS. TRANSLATED FROM THE
FRENCH OF M. DE M. . . . D'OHSSON.
Philadelphia: "Printed for the select committee and Grand Lodge of En-
quiry." 1788. pp. xi, 598, 2 plates. 4to. BM. LOC.
MUHLENBERG, GOTTHILF HENRICH ERNST 1753 - 1815
EINE REDE GEIIALTEN DEN GTEN JUNY 1787. BEY DER EINWEIHUNG VON DER
DEUTSCHEN HOIIEN SCHULK ODER FRANKLIN COLLEGIUM IN LANCAESTER, VON
GOTTHILF HEN. MUHLENBERG, PRINCIPAL DBS COLLKGIUMS UNO PASTOR DER
HEIL. DREIEINIGKEITS KIRCHE DASELBST. AUF VERLANGEN DER TRUSTEES ZUM
DRUCK BEFORDERT. [Ornament.]
Lancaeiter: Oedruckt bey Albrecht und Lahn. 1788. pp. [15.] 8vo. NYPL.
MUIR, JAMES 1757 - 1820
SIXTEEN SERMONS, CHIEFLY ON PRACTICAL SUBJECTS, ENFORCED FROM OUR SAV-
IOUR'S PARABLE. BY JAMES Mum, A. M. LATE OF BERMUDA. WITH AN INTRO-
DUCTION, BY DR. WlTHERSPOON.
New -York: Printed for Robert Hodge, 1788.
This may refer to his Sermons printed in 1787 ; but is advertised by
Robert Hodge, September 12, 1788, as "This day is published." . . .
MURRAY, JOHN 1742 - 1793
GRACE AND GLORY : OR, HEAVEN GIVEN ONLY TO SAINTS. A SERMON PREACHED AT
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN NEWBURY-PORT, JAN. 26, 1788, OCCASIONED BY
THE DEATH OF MR. RALPH CROSS ON THE 4TH OF THAT MONTH, AETAT. 82. PUB-
LISHED BY REQUEST OF THE MOURNERS. By JOHN MURRAY, A. M. PASTOR OF SAID
CHURCH. [Three lines from] HORACE.
Newbvry-Port : Printed by John Mycall. [1788.] pp.66. 8vo. AAS. BM.
NEELE, S. J.
A MAP OF THE COUNTRY BETWEEN ALBEMARLE SOUND, AND LAKE ERIE, COMPRE-
HENDING THE WHOLE OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE, AND PENNSYLVANIA,
WITH PARTS OF SEVERAL OTHER OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia : Published by Prichard & Hall. 1788. HO.
" From Jefferson's Notes on Virginia elegantly coloured." Originally
published with the London, 1787, edition. For sale in Philadelphia,
and Richmond, "both plain and hand-coloured."
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21285
DER NEUE GEMEiNNtJTziGE LANDWIRTHSCHAFT CALENDER. AUF DAS JAHH NACH
DER HKILBRINGENDEN QEBURT DNSERKS lIl-'.KKN JE8U CHRISTI 1788. ZUM
ERSTENMAL HERAUBOEGEBEN.
Lancaster: Qedruckt und zu haben bey Albrecht und Lahn, in der neuen
Buckdruckerey in der Queenstrasse. [1788.]
— DEK NEUE GEMEINNCTZIGE LANDWIRTHSCHAFT CALENDER. AUF DAS JAIIK
NACH DER HEILBRINGENDEN GEBURT UN8ERE8 IlERRN JESU CHRISTI 1789. ZUM
ZWEITEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Lancaster: Qedruckt und zu haben bey Albrecht und Lahn. [1788.]
NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHE LANCAESTER ZEITUNG, UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. NUM,
22. MITWOCHS, DEN 2 JENNER, [ — NUM. 74. MITWOCHS, DEN 31 DECEMBER.
1788.]
Diese Zeitung inird alle Mittwochs Morgens herausgegeben torn Stiemer,
Albrecht und Lahn, in der neuen liuckdruckerey zu Lancaester,fuer einen Thaler
des Jahrs, Ein halben Thaler wird beym Einschreiben bezahlt. 1788. fol. LOG.
Following the death of Anton Stiemer, April 16th, the Zeitung was
published by Albrecht und Lahn.
NEW AND OLD PRINCIPLES OF TRADE COMPARED, OR A TREATISE ON THE PRINCIPLES
OP COMMERCE BETWEEN NATIONS, WITH AN APPENDIX.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson,at the Stone-House, in Second-
Street, between Chesnut and Market- Streets. 1788.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. [2 February, - 18 June, 1788.]
[Portsmouth: Printed by Robert Gerrishf 1788.] pp. 461-471. fol.
Reprinted, in facsimile, from the original in the Library of Congress.
- A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENT-
ATIVES OP THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OP DECEMBER, ANNO DOMINI
1787, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [ 15
December, 1787.]
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire : Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DC'C,-
LXXXVIII. pp. 119-138. 8vo.
- — A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OP REPRE-
SENTATIVES OP THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE. AT THEIR SESSION, BEGUN AND
HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH, ON THE TWENTY-THIHD DAY OP JANUARY, ANNO DOMINI
1788, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OP AMERICA. [ 18
February, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire: Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. (2), (141) - (197). 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
- — A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS or THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OP REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY THE FOURTH DAY OP JUNE, ANNO DOMINI
1788, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [ 18
June, 1788.]
Portsmouth, New -Hampshire, Printed by George Jerry Osborne, M,DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. 56. 8vo. NYPL.
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21287
21288
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE, continued.
— Half title : A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONOURABLE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. AT THEIR SESSION,
BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT CONCORD, ON THE FIFTH DAT OF NOVEMBER, ANNO DOM-
INI, 1788, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA.
[— 13 November, 1788.]
[Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne? 1788.] pp. (57) -[83.]
8vo. LOC.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE
OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THK GENERAL-COURT, HOLDEN AT PORTS-
MOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER STH, 1787. [ — 15 December, 1787.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 10. 8vo.
- — Half-title : A JOURNAL OF THE HON. SENATE. [Arms.] JANUARY SESSION,
HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH, 1788.
Title: A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE OP THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, HOLDEN AT
PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23o, 1788. BEING THE DAY TO WHICH
THE GENERAL-COURT STOOD ADJOURNED. [ — 13 February, 1788.]
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (38). 8vo.
21289
21290
21291
21292
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, HOLDEN AT
CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1788. [ — 18 June, 1788.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 43. 8vo.
Half-title : A JOURNAL OP THE HON. SENATE. [Arms.] NOVEMBER SES-
SION, SUMMONED BY HIS EXCELLENCY AT CONCORD, 1788.
Title: A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE
STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, SUM-
MONED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT WITH ADVICE OF COUNCIL, AND
HOLDEN AT CONCORD ON WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 5TH, 1788. [ — 13 November,
1788.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (21). 8vo.
- STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. THE COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER WHAT METHOD
SHALL BE ADOPTED FOR TAKING A NEW VALUATION FOR PROPORTIONING FUTURE
TAXES FOR THIS STATE, REPORT AS FOLLOWS, VIZ. — ... STATE OF NEW-
HAMPSHIRE, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FEBRUARY 5, 1788. . . .
IN SENATE, THE SAME DAY HEAD AND CONCURRED: JOHN SULLIVAN, PRESIDENT.
[Portsmouth: Printed by Qeorye Jerry Osborne. 1788.] Broadside, fol.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [State arms] GAZETTE, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
[Motto.] VOL. xxxn. No. 1634. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. xxxin. No.
1687. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Portsmouth: Printed and published by John Melcher, in Market- Street.
1788. fol. AAS.
The cut of the State Arms and the Motto were omitted in the issues of
April 23d, and 30th ; and were both permanently withdrawn after the
issue of November 19th. An editorial note in the issue for June 5th,
calls attention to "a letter box at the window" for correspondents, as
a permanent fixture.
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THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [out] MERCURY, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.]
VOL. in. No. CLVIII. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. CLXVI. WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY, 27, 1788.]
Portsmouth : Printed and published by Robert Gerrish, in Congress-Street.
1788. fol.
The Mercury appears to have been discontinued about the above date.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [U. S. arms] RECORDER, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER.
VOL. i. No. 22. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. n. No. 13. TUESDAY, DECEMBER
80, 1788.]
Keene: (State of New-Hampshire) Printed and published by James Daven-
port Griffith, in Prison-Street, opposite the Ooal. 1788. fol. AAS.
The issues for March 25th, April 8th, and June 24th, have the heading,
The New-Hampshire Recorder, only. On February 15th, the Printing-
office was "in the Main-Street," and so continued.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. VOL. m. No. 20. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [— VOL. v.
No. 20. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Published every Tuesday and Friday, by George Jerry Osborne, at his office,
near the State House, Portsmouth. 1788. fol. AAS. LOC.
From May to November, published on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY. CONNECTICUT. MEDICAL SOCIETY.
CASES AND OBSERVATIONS BY THE MEDICAL SOCIETY IN NEW-HAVEN COUNTY, IN
THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, INSTITUTED IN THE YEAR 1784.
New-Haven: Printed by Josiah Meigs. [1788.] pp. 86. 8vo. no. NYHS.
THE NEW-HAVEN GAZETTE, AND THE CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE FOR 1788. [Motto.]
VOL. in. NUMBER 1. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMBER 51. THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
[New-Haven:] Published by Josiah Meigs, at the south corner of the Green,
fronting the Market. 1788. 4to.
The Motto for the third volume is from De Lolrne, on the British Con-
stitution, and reads : "When the laws give a full scope to the people
for the expression of their sentiments, those who govern cannot conceal
from themselves the disagreeable truths which resound from all sides.
They are obliged to put up even with ridicule ; and the coarsest jests
are not always those which give them the least uneasiness. Like the
Lion in the fable, they must bear the blows of those they despise the
most ; and they are, at length, stopped short in their career, and com-
pelled to give up those unjust pursuits which they find to draw upon
them, instead of that admiration which is the proposed end and reward
of their labours, nothing but mortification and disgust."
NEW JERSEY. STATE.
ACTS OF THE TWELFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW- JERSEY. AT A
SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 23D DAY OF OCTOBER 1787, AND CONTINUED
BY ADJOURNMENT. BEING THE SKCOND SITTING. [5-9 September, 1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac, Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXX-
VIII. pp. (4 53) -470. fol.
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NEW JERSEY. STATE, continued.
ACTS OF THE THIRTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JEKSEY. AT A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON ON THE 28TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1788,
AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE FIRST [and Only] SITTING. [11
November, - 1 December, 1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 471 - 514.
(1). fol. HSP. NYPL.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STATE
OF NEW-JERSEY. SECOND SITTING OF THE TWELFTH SESSION. [5-9 September,
1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1788.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY. FIRST SITTING OF THE THIRTEENTH SESSION. [11 Novem-
ber, - 1 December, 1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1788.
21303
21304
21305
21306
21307
21308
- MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, HOLDEN AT
TRENTON THE HTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1787.
Trenton : Printed by Isaac Collins, Printer to the State. M.DCC.LXXX-
VIII. pp. 31. 4to. HSP. LOC. NYPL.
Reprinted, in facsimile, at Trenton, in 1888.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY. [5-9 September, 1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1788.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
NEW-JERSEY. [11 November,-! December, 1788.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1788.
THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL, AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. No. 220. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 2, [— No. 272. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and published by Shepard Kollock, every Wednes-
day ... 1788. fol. AAS.
NEW YORK. STATE.
AN ACT FOR GIVING RELIEF IN CASES OF INSOLVENCY.
New -York: Printed by S. and J. London, 1788.
AN ACT FOR THE BETTER SETTLEMENT AND RELIEF OF THE POOR.
New - York : Printed by 8. and J. London, 1788.
- AN ACT, TO REGULATE THE EXPORTATION OF FLAX-SEED AND LUNMBER [sic]
PASSED THE 1ST OF MARCH, 1788. . . . THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE COPY OF THE
ORIGINAL ACT, EXAMINED AND COMPARED THEREWITH THIS NINTH DAY OF APRIL,
1788, BY ME, ROBERT HARPUR, D. SECRETARY. [Colophon:]
New -York: Printed by Thomas Oreenleaf, No. 25, Water-Street. [1788.]
Broadside, fol. LOG. NYPL.
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NEW YORK. STATE, continued.
A CATALOGUE OF THOSE ARTICLES OP MERCHANDISE ON WHICH DUTIES WERE
IMPOSED BY LATE ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THIS STATE, VIZ. OF APRIL 11,
1787, AND MARCH 12, 1788; WHICH DUTIES TOOK PLACE ON THE IST INST.
New -York: Printed and sold by Thomas Greenleaf, 1788.
21311
21312
21313
21314
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21317
- THE DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF NEW-
YORK, ASSEMBLED AT POUGHKEEPSIE, ON THE 17TH JUNE, 1788. To DELIBERATE
AND DECIDE ON THE FORM OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RECOMMENDED BY THE
GENERAL CONVENTION AT PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 17TH SEPTEMBER, 1787.
TAKEN IN SHORT HAND.
New -York: Printed and sold by Francis Childs. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
(2), [ii,] [144.] 8vo. CLS. LOC. NYPL.
- THE IMPOST LAW, OB AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO AND FOR THE AMENDMENT
OF THE ACT, ENTITLED "AN ACT IMPOSING DUTIES ON GOODS AND MERCHANDIZE
IMPORTED INTO THIS STATE, AND TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN AGGRIEVED
THEREBY," PASSED THE llTH OF MARCH, 1788.
New -York: Printed and sold by Thomas Greenleaf, 1788.
IN CONVENTION, AT POUGHKEEPSIE, STATE OF NEW-YORK, JULY 26, 1788.
(CIRCULAR.) SIR, WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION OF THIS STATE, HAVE
DELIBERATELY AND MATURELY CONSIDERED THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED FOR
THE UNITED STATES. . . . RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY THE CON-
VENTION OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. [With amendments proposed.]
[Poughkeepsie: Printed by Nicholas Potcer, 1788.]
- JOURNAL OF THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK : HELD AT POUGH-
KEEPSIE, IN DUTCHESS COUNTY, THE 17Tn OF JUNE, 1788.
Pouffhkeepsie : Printed by Nicholas Power, a few rods east from the Court-
house. [1788.] pp. 86. 4to. NYPL.
JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR ELEVENTH
SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT POUGHKEEPSIE IN DUTCHESS COUNTY, THE NINTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1788. f — 22 March, 1788.]
Poughkeepsie: Printed for Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 144. fol. LOC. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR ELEVENTH
SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT POUGHKEEPSIE IN DuTCHESS COUNTY, THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1788. [ — 22 March, 1788.]
Poughkeepsie: Printed for Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.78, fol. NYPL.
- LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF SAID
STATE, AT THEIR ELEVENTH SESSION. [6 February, -22 March, 1788.] [Arms.]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John Loudon. Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 223. fol. LOC. NYPL.
- MERCANTILE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. COLLECTED AND ARRANGED
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF MERCHANTS AND OTHERS CONCERNED IN TRADE.
New -York: 1788.
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NEW YORK. STATE, continued.
THE MILITIA ACT; viz. AN ACT TO REGULATE THE MILITIA. PASSED INTO A
LAW, BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP NEW-YOKK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE
AND ASSEMBLY, ON TUESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OP APRIL, IN THE TENTS YEAR
OP OUR INDEPENDENCY, AND IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1786.
Printed by Ashbel Stoddard, in Main-Street, Hudson. [1788.] pp.24. 8vo.
NEW YORK. CITY. MARINE SOCIETY.
CHARTER OP THE MARINE SOCIETY OP THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, IN THE STATE OP
NEW -YORK. To WHICH ARK ADDED, THE BYE-LAWS, AND A LIST OP THE MEMBERS
OP THE SOCIETY.
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs. 1788. pp. 34. 4to. NYPL.
NEW YORK. CITY. PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
THE CONSTITUTION OP THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN NEW- YORK. INSTITUTED
APRIL 7, 1788.
New -York: Printed by Harrisson and Purdy. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
7. Svo. LOC.
NEW YORK. CITY. TRINITY CHURCH.
THE CHARTER OP TRINITY-CHURCH IN THE CITY OP NEW- YORK.
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1788.] pp. (33). 4to. NYHS. NYPL.
Contains in addition, two Acts of the General Assembly, 1784, and 1788.
THE NEW-YORK DAILY GAZETTE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. NUMBER 1.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, [ — NUMBER 3, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
[New -York: I Published by J. & A, M'Lean, at their Printing -Office,
Franklin's Head, No. 41, Hanover- Square. 1788. fol.
In continuation of, The Independent journal : or, the general advertiser,
which they had been publishing as a semi-weekly.
THE NEW- YORK JOURNAL, AND DAILY PATRIOTIC REGISTER. [Motto.] NUMB. 1. OP
VOL. XLII. TOTAL NUMBER 2179. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [— NUMB. 2380. WEDNES-
DAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
New -York: Printed and published by Thomas Greenleaf, at the Printing-
Office, No. 25, Water-Street. 1788. fol. LOC.
The Thursday issue of each week, was changed to, New-York Journal,
and weekly register, being, in this form, one of the regular daily issues.
THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL, AND WEEKLY REGISTER. [Motto.] VOL. XLII. No. 2.
TOTAL No. 2180. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. XLII. No. 201. TOTAL No.
2380. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
New-York: Printed and published by Thomas Greenleaf , at the Printing-
Office, No. 25, Water-Street. 1788. fol. AAS.
THE NEW-YORK MUSEUM. MULTUM IN PARVO. No. 1. OF VOL. i. FRIDAY, MAY
23, [—No. 25. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1788.]
New -York: Printed and published [on Tuesday and Friday] by John
Russell, at No. 84 Water Street, near PecVs-Slip. 1788. 4to.
Established by JoKn Russell. It does not appear to have been con-
tinued after the above date, and the similarity of names would seem to
make it appear that it was merged in, The New -York Weekly Museum,
in September.
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21329
21330
21331
21332
THE NEW- YORK MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 1184. TUESDAY,
JANUARY 1, [—No. 1398. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
[New -York:] Printed and published by William Morton, at the Printing-
Office, No. 22, Water-Street, opposite the Coffee-House. 1788. fol.
Continued as, The Morning Post, and daily advertiser.
THE NEW-YORK PACKET. [Motto.] No. 763. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [— No. 867.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
New -York: Published every Tuesday and Friday, by Samuel and John
London, Printers to the State, No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and
Old-Slip; . . . 1788. fol. AAS.
THE NEW- YORK WEEKLY MUSEUM. NUMBER 19. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,
[ — NUMBER 33. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1788.]
New - York : Printed and published by Harrisson and Purdy, at their Print-
ing-Office, No. 3, Peck-Slip, . . , 1788. 4to. AAS. LOC.
In continuation of, The Impartial gazetteer and Saturday evening's post.
NEW- YORK PRESERVED, OR THE PLOT DISCOVERED. WHILST THE LEADERS OP THE
ANTIFEDERAL JUNTO IN THIS CITY ARE RAISING A HUE-AND-CRY AGAINST ELECT-
ING A LAWYER, AS A REPRESENTATIVE FOR THIS DISTRICT, THEIR ADHERENTS IN
WESTCHESTER COUNTY ARE SUPPORTING WITH ALL THEIR ZEAL, MR. PELL, AN-
OTHER LAWYER, AND A HANK ANTIFKDERALIST, IN OPPOSITION TO MR. LAWRENCE.
NOR is THIS ALL; MANY OF THE SAME PARTY IN THIS CITY ARE SECRETLY BALLOT-
ING FOR MR. PELL, WHILST THEY ARE DUPING MR. BROOME, AND THOSE WHO AD-
HERE TO HIM, WITH PROFESSIONS OF SUPPORT. FOR SHAME! FOR SHAME! SUCH
FEDERALISTS AS HAVE BEEN DELUDED WITH THE IDEA THAT THE PKESENT CON-
TEST WAS ONLY BETWIXT A LAWYER AND A MERCHANT, OUGHT TO OPEN THEIK
EYES; AND THOSE WHO HAVE NOT BEEN DELUDED, OUGHT TO REDOUBLE THEIR
EXERTIONS TO BRING OUT EVERY VOTE TO DEFEAT THE ARTIFICES OF A PARTY
WHOSE REAL OBJECT IS TO DESTROY THE PRESENT CONSTITUTION, AND TO REMOVE
THE RESIDENCE OF CONGRESS FROM THIS CITY. ONE AND ALL. MARCH 4.
[New -York: 1788.] Broadside. 4to. LOC.
THE NEWPORT HERALD. VOL. i. No. 45. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [— VOL, n. No.
96. THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 25, 1788.]
Newport, (Rhode-Island) Printed by Peter Edes, on the Parade. 1788. fol.
In May, the Printing-office was removed to Thames-Street.
THE NEWPORT MERCURY. No. 1370. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, [—No. 1412. MON-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Newport, (Rhode-Island). Printed by Henry Barber, at the foot of the Parade.
1788. fol.
NEWTON, JOHN 1725 - 1807
LETTERS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED UNDER THE SIGNATURE OF OMICRON AND VIGIL.
BY THE REVEREND MR. JOHN NEWTON, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL, IN LONDON.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF SOME REMARKABLE AND
INTERESTING PARTICULARS IN THE LIFE OF MR. NEWTON, COMMUNICATED IN A
SERIES OF LETTERS TO THE REVEREND Mil. HAWEIS, RECTOR OF ALDWINCKLE,
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'CidlorJi, for W. Young, the corner of
Cliesnut and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXX.VIII. pp. (4), 403, (1). 12mo. AAB.
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21333 NICHOLSON, WILLIAM 1758-1815
AN INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. ILLUSTRATED WITH COPPERPLATES. BY
WILLIAM NICHOLSON. [Three lines from] SENECA. THE THIRD EDITION, WITH IM-
PROVEMENTS. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I [ II.]
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street, between Market and Ghemut Street. MDCCLXXXVIII. 2 vols. pp. 292,
19 plates ; (6), 293 - 570, (8), 6 plates. 8vo. AAS.
21334 NILES, SANDS
SOME SHORT REMARKS UPON A LATE ANONYMOUS WRITER ON BAPTISM. STONINGTON,
MAY 1, 1788.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Oreen. [1788.] pp. 27. 8vo.
21335 THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL. NUMBER 81. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
2, [ — NUMBER 133. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Norfolk: Printed by John M'Lean, near the Town-Hall, . . . 1788. fol.
Beginning with the issue for June 18th, Archibald M 'Lean was admit-
ted to partnership as, J. and A. M'Lean.
21336 NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
AN ACCOUNT OP MONIES RECEIVED IN PART OP THE TAXES OP THE YEAR 1787.
f Newbern: Printed by Hodge & Wills, 1788.] pp. 12. fol. NCSL.
21337 — THE JOURNAL OP THE CONVENTION OP NORTH-CAROLINA. [Colophon:]
Hillsborour/h : Printed by Robert Ferguson. [1788.] pp. 16. 8vo.
21338 THE JOURNAL OP THE HOUSE OP COMMONS. STATE OP NORTH-CAROLINA. AT
A GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT TARBOROUGH, ON THE NINETEENTH
DAY OP NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND OP THE SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE OP THE
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA THE TWELFTH, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
SAID ASSEMBLY. [—22 December, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Newbern: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1788.] pp.
56, 4. fol. LOC.
21339 — • THE JOURNAL OP THE SENATE. STATE OP NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL
ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT TARBOUOUGH, ON THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NO-
VEMBER, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-
SEVEN, AND OP THE SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA THE TWELFTH, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OP THE SAID ASSEMBLY.
[ — 21 December, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Newbern: Printed by Hodge and Wills, Printers to the State. [1788.] pp.
51. fol.
21340 THE LAWS OP NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD
AT TARBOROUGH ON THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OP NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OP OCR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN, AND IN THE TWELFTH
YEAR OP THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATE BEING THE FIRST SESSION OP
THE SAID ASSEMBLY. [ — 22 December, 1787.] [Colophon:]
Newbern: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1788.] pp.
80, (2). fol. LOC. NCSL. NCU.
21341 STATE OP NORTH-CAROLINA: IN CONVENTION, AUGUST 1, 1788. [The Declara-
tion of rights, and Amendments of the first Convention of the State.]
Hillsborough : Printed by Robert Ferguson, 1788.
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21343
21344
21345
21346
21347
21348
THE NORTHERN CENTINEL, AND LANSINGBURGH ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i.
No. 33. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 35. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1788.]
Printed every Tuesday, by Claxton & Babeock, at the corner of King and
North-Streets. 1788. fol. AAS.
About February 1st, Claxton & Babeock removed their Press to Albany,
and began the publication there, with the same motto, but with a new
numbering, The Federal Herald.
THE NORWICH [cut] PACKET. AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. VOL. xiv. No. 688.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. xv. No. 770. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1788.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, near the Meeting-House. 1788. fol.
Beginning August 28th, the following motto was added to the head-
ing : "A free press maintains the majesty of the people."
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA, CLEARLY SHEWING IT TO BE A COMPLETE SYSTEM OP ARISTOCRACY AND
TYRANNY, AND DESTRUCTIVE OP THE RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES OF THE PEOPLE.
Printed in the State of New -York, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [126.] 8vo.
Contains, the Address and reasons of dissent of the minority of the
Convention of Pennsylvania, pp. 8-30. Letter of Edmund Randolph,
esq. on the Federal Constitution, pp. 30-45. And the nine Letters on the
Constitution, addressed to the people of Pennsylvania, by Centinel.
[Samuel Bryan.] pp. 46-111. With an appendix of the Constitution of
the United States. Two hundred and thirty-five copies were distributed
by the New- York [Anti] Federal Committee to the local County Com-
mittees of the State.
OBSERVATIONS ON THE WHALE-FISHERY.
[New-York: 1788.] pp. 13. 8vo. BA.
AN ODE FOR THE 4TH OF JULY 1788. [Colophon:]
[ Philadelphia : ] Printed by M. Carey. [1788.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
OGDEN, UZAL 1744 - 1822
FOUR SERMONS, ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS; DELIVERED IN ST. GEORGE'S AND ST.
PAUL'S CHAPELS, IN THE CITY OP NEW-YORK. BY THE REV. UZAL OGDEN.
Elizabeth Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock. 1788. pp. 78. 8vo. BM.
OHIO COMPANY.
ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY THE SUBSCRIBERS, FOR CONSTITUTING
AN ASSOCIATION, BY THE NAME OP THE OHIO COMPANY.
[Newport: Printed by Peter Ede», 1788.] pp.4. 12mo.
Hammett says, "prefixed to a Description of the Map of the Federal
lands, [by Manasseh Cutler] and was intended for the use of Newport
subscribers, a list of seventy-four of which appears in that work."
Each subscriber was allowed one eight acre, and one city lot for each
share taken, and the location of each larger lot is given with its number.
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- AT A MEETING OP THE DIRECTORS AND AGENTS OF THE OHIO COMPANY, AT
MR. RICE'S TAVERN, IN PROVIDENCE, STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, WEDNESDAY
MARCH 5, 1788.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter? 1788.] pp.4. 8vo. JCB.
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21350 ONCE MORE POU THE LIBERTIES OF TIIK PEOPLE OP AMERICA. THE
PRESENT ELECTION IS IMPORTANT, IT MAY GIVE PEACE Oil WAR TO THIS STATE,
AND, PERHAPS, TO THE ONION. THE SONS OP LIBERTY (WHO ARE AGAIN
CALLED UPON TO CONTEND WITH SHELTERED ALIENS AND STRANGERS, WHO HAVE,
BY THE COURTESY OF OUR COUNTRY, BEEN ACCEPTED AS CITIZENS) DO THEREFORE
INVITE ALL, WHO WISH FOR THE PEACE, LIBERTY AND HONOR OF THE STATE, TO
VOTE FOR THE FOLLOWING NOMINATION, AS MEMBERS OP THE LEGISLATURE,
BEING MEN WHO HAVE UNIFORMLY MANIFESTED THEIR ATTACHMENT TO THE LIB-
ERTIES OF AMERICA. FOR SENATORS, EZRA L'HOMMEDIEU, STEPHEN WARD,
DAVID GELSTON. FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY, WILLIAM DENNING, [and eight
others.]
[New -York: April 2, 1788.] Broadside. 4to. LOC.
21351 OSBORN, BENJAMIN 1751 - 1818
CONFORMITY TO TRUTH, IN KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE, ESSENTIAL TO HAPPINESS.
A FAREWELL SERMON AT TlNMOUTH, VERMONT, OCTOBER 28, 1787. BY BENJA-
MIN OSBORN.
Benninglon, Vermont: Printed by Bagwell & Russell, 1788. pp. 24. 8vo.
21352 OSBORNE, GEORGE JERRY
OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE REGISTER: WITH AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
CHRISTIAN ERA 1789. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PORTSMOUTH, LAT 43:
5. NORTH. [Six lines of verse.]
Portsmouth; Printed and sold by Oeorije Jerry Osborne, near the State-
House, Congress Street. [1788.J pp. (56). 18mo. MHS. NL.
There is a type facsimile copy in the Library of Congress which bears
no evidence of where, or when it was reprinted.
21353 OSGOOD, DAVID 1747-1822
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE ARTIL-
LERY COMPANY, IN BOSTON, JUNE 2, 1788, BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. . . .
Printed by Benjamin Rustell, State-Street, Boston. 1788. pp. 20. 8vo.
21354 OSTERWALD, JEAN FREDERIC 1663 - 1747
A COMPENDIUM OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. BY JOHN FREDERICK OSTEHWALD, A CEL-
EBRATED DIVINE OF SWITZERLAND. NEWLY TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, FROM
THE ORIGINAL LATIN. BY THE REV. JOHN M'MAINB.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten, 1788. pp. viii, 25-400, (1). 8vo.
Contains a List of subscribers' names.
21355 OTIS, HARRISON GRAY 1765-1848
AN ORATION DELIVERED JULY 4, 1788, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. By HARRISON GRAY OlIS, ESQUIRE.
Printed by Benjamin Sussell, State-Street, Boston. 1788. pp. 23. 4to.
21356 PALEY, WILLIAM 1743 - 1805
THE PRINCIPLES OP MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY. BY WILLIAM PALEY, M. A.
ARCHDEACON OF CARLISLE. THE SEVENTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
PhiladelpJtia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street, between Market and Chesnut Streets. 1788. pp. 499, (1). 8vo. AAS. HC.
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PARK, THOMAS
AN ORATION: DELIVERED IN THE COLLBOE-HALL, AT PHOVIDKKCK, AUGUST 13,
1788, ON THE DEATH OF MR. NATHAN MKRKICK. BY THOMAS PARK, A MEMBER
OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. " QdS DESIDERIO SET PUDOR, AUT MODUS TAM CHARI
CAPUTI8 1 "
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1788.] pp.16. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
PARKER, JAMES 1714 - 1770
THE CONDUCTOR GENKRALIS; OR THE OFFICE, DUTY AND AUTHORITY OF JUSTICES OF
THE PEACE, HIGH-SHERIFFS, UNDER-SHERIFFS, CORONERS, CONSTABLES, GAOLERS,
JURYMEN, AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. As ALSO, THE OFFICE OF CLERKS OF
ASSIZE, AND OF THE PEACE, &C. COMPILED CHIEFLY FROM BURN'S JUSTICE, AND
THE SEVERAL OTHER BOOKS ON THOSE SUBJECTS. BY JAMES PARKER, ESQUIRE,
LATE ONE OF THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR MIDDLESEX COUNTY IN NEW-JER-
SEY; AND NOW REVISED AND ADAPTED TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY
A GENTLEMAN OF THE LAW. THE WHOLE ALPHABETICALLY DIGESTED UNDER THE
SEVERAL TITLES; WITH A TABLE, DIRECTING TO THE READY FINDING OUT THE
PROPER MATTER UNDER THOSE TITLES. To WHICH ARE ADDED (ABOVE WHAT IS IN
ANY OTHER EDITION OF THE WORK) THE ACT CALLED THE TEN POUND ACT, AND
THE MILITIA LAW OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK.
^few-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-
Square. 1788. BM.
CONDUCTOR GENERALIS: OR THE OFFICE, DUTY AND AUTHORITY OF JUSTICES
OF THE PEACE, HIGH-SHERIFFS, UNDER-SHERIFFS, CORONERS, CONSTABLES, GO ALE US,
JURY-MEN, AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. As ALSO, THE OFFICE OF CLERKS OF
ASSIZE AND OF THE PEACE, &C. To WHICH ARE ADDED SEVERAL CHOICE MAXIMS
IN LAW, &c. COMPILED CHIEFLY FROM BURN'S JUSTICE, AND THE SEVERAL OTHER
BOOKS ON THOSE SUBJECTS. BY JAMES PARKER, ESQUIRE, LATE JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY, IN NEW-JERSEY. ADAPTED TO THESE UNITED
STATES. THE WHOLE ALPHABETICALLY DIGESTED UNDER THE SEVERAL TITLES;
WITH A TABLE DIRECTING TO THE HEADY FINDING OUT THE PROPER MATTER
UNDER THOSE TITLES.
New -York: Printed by John Patterson, for Robert Hodge, No. 237, Queen-
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. xvi, 539. 8vo. AAS. NYI>L.
I
PARSONS, DAVID 1749 - 1823
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK, ESQ. GOVERNOUR;
THE HONOURABLE THE COUNCIL, AND THE HONOURABLE THE SENATE, AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 28,
1788. BEING THE DAY OF GENERAL ELECTION. BY DAVID PARSONS, A. M. PASTOR
OF A CHURCH IN AMHEHST.
Boston: Printed by Adams & Nourse, Printers to the honourable Gen-
eral Court. [1788.] pp. [46.] 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
PATILLO, HENBY 1726 - 1801
SERMONS, &c. i. ON THE DIVISIONS AMONG CHRISTIANS, n. ON THE NECESSITY OF
REGENERATION TO FUTURE HAPPINESS. III. TlIE SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE OF ELEC-
TION, iv. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MR. WHITEFIELD TO MR. WESLEY, v. AN
ADDRESS TO THE DEISTS. BY HENRY PATILLO, A. M. OF GRANVILLE, NORTH-CAR-
OLINA. [Two lines of Latin from] ANON.
Wilmington, Printed by James Adams, for the Author, 1788. pp. (295),
(1). 16mO. AAS. MDL. NYPL.
Contains a nine-page list of subscribers.
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PENN, JOHN 1759 - 1834
PHILADELPHIA, 15TH MAY, 1783. INVENTORY OF THE FURNITURE AND GOODS OF
THE HON. JOHN PENN, SENR. WHICH ARE TO BE EXPOSED TO SALE ON MONDAY
THE 19TH INSTANT, AT HIS HOUSE IN CHESNUT-STREET TO COMMENCE AT
NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING. . . . [Colophon :]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Dunlap and Claypoole, in Market- Street, near
the Court-House. [1788.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
THE CASE OF THE COMMONWEALTH AGAINST ELEAZER OSWALD, FOR A CONTEMPT OF
THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA. ADJUDGED THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
JULY, 1788. WITH A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY, UPON THE MEMORIAL OF THE DEFENDANT AGAINST THREE OF THE JUS-
TICES OF THAT COURT, FOR THE JUDGMENT AND SENTENCE PRONOUNCED AGAINST
HIM. REPORTED BY A GENTLEMAN OF THE LAW.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, Front-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXVIII. pp. [16.] 8vo. AAS. LOC. MHS.
A COMPILATION OF THE POOR LAWS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, FROM
THE YEAH 1700, TO 1788, INCLUSIVE. PUBLISHED FOR THE GUARDIANS OF THE
POOR. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junior, on the west side of
Fourth-Street, near the University. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. [95.] 8vo. LCP.
- DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION, OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON THE CON-
STITUTION, PROPOSED FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN TWO
VOLUMES. VOL. i. TAKEN ACCURATELY IN SHORT-HAND BY THOMAS LLOYD. [Two
lines from] POPE.
Printed by Joseph James, in Philadelphia, A. D. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
147, (2), (1). 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
All that was published. Pennsylvania State Copyright, issued to
Thomas Lloyd, as Author, 29 December, 1787.
- LAWS ENACTED IN THE SECOND SITTING OF THE TWELFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADEL-
PHIA, ON TUESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN [sic eight.] [ 29
March, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford. [1788.] pp. (404) -[454], (2). fol.
- LAWS ENACTED IN THE THIRD SITTING OF THE TWELFTH GENERAL ASSEM-
BI.Y OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILA-
DELPHIA, ON TUESDAY THE SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. [ 4 October, 1788.]
[Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford. [1788.] pp. (455) -[537], (2). fol.
- LAWS ENACTED IN THE FIRST SITTING OF THE THIRTEENTH GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHIL-
ADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY EIGHT. [ — 22 Novem-
ber, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Bradford. [1788.] pp. [7,] (1). fol. HSP.
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PENNSYLVANIA. STATE, continued.
OBSERVATIONS BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE LAND-HOLDERS, ON THE UTILITY AND
IMPORTANCE OF THE ROADS PROPOSED TO BE LAID OPEN IN NORTHAMPTON AND
LUZERNE. . . . [Signed by John Nicholson, and five others. Dated,] PHILA-
DELPHIA, MARCH 5TH, 1788. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, Chesnut-Street. [1788.] Broad-
side, fol. HSP.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
AS TAKEN IN SHORT HAND BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME THE THIRD. [19 Febru-
ary,-29 March, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed for the Editor. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.pp.(2),234. 8vo.
Continued as :
- — DEBATES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA. ACCURATELY
TAKEN IN SHORT RAND, BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME THE FOURTH. [2 Septem-
ber, - 4 October, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed for the Editor. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.348. 8vo.
Pennsylvania State Copyright issued to Thomas Lloyd, as Author,
6 September, 1788.
TAOEBUCH DER CONVENTION DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt ley Melchior Steiner. 1788. pp.30. 8vo.
APS.
- TAGEBUCH DER GENERAL ASSEMBLY DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN, 1787-
1788. [Offlcielle Deutsche Uebersetzung.]
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1788.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ALMANACK, [Arms.] FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789.
THE FIRST AFTER LEAP YEAR.
Pennsylvania: Printed by F. Bailey, J. Steele, and J. Bailey; and sold by
F. Bailey, Philadelphia, J. Bailey, Lancaster, and J. Steele, at the Printing-Office,
Octorarci. [1788.] pp. (40). 16mo. AAB. LOC.
Contains, Titles of the Laws enacted by the General Assembly of
Pennsylvania, from March, 1787, until March, 1788.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMB. 3005. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2,[— NUMB.
3057. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, at the New Printing-Office, near
the Market. 1788. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. No. 2220. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No.
2324. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. Advertisements, &c. for thin
paper, are thankfully received at his Book-Store in Front-Street, four doors below
the Ooffee-House, or at his Printing -Office, Lcetilia-Court. 1788. fol. AAS. LOG.
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21377 THE PENNSYLVANIA HERALD, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. vi. No. 1. TOTAL
No. 311. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed (Wednesdays & Saturdays) by W. Spotsicood, Front-
Street, west side, near Market-Street. Price four pence. B^F" Letters, essays, and
articles of intelligence, &c. are gratefully received at this Office, for which a letter
box is placed in the window. 1788. fol.
With the issue for January 30th, William Spotswood withdrew, and
Mathew Carey resumed its publication on February 5th, in quarto
form, as a tri-weekly, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Carey
withdrew February 9th, and John M 'Culloch became its publisher, the
imprint reading after that date : Philadelphia : Printed (Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays) by John M' Culloch, Third -Street near Mar-
ket-Street. The Printer shortly announced, "that having an assortment
of printing types, he proposes to insert once a week a piece of music
for the entertainment of his readers."
21378 THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY, AND UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. NUMB. 177. TUES-
DAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 333. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed (on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays') by Daniel
Humphreys, at the new Printing-Ojfice in Spruce-Street, near the Drawbridge;
. . . 1788. 4to. AAS. NYPL.
Beginning in January of this year the size of the Mercury was reduced
from folio to quarto.
21379 THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 2779. TUESDAY, JAN-
UARY 1, [ — No. 3093. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole ;
on the south side of Market-Street, the third house east of Second-Street. . . .
1788. fol. AAS. LOC.
21380 — VERSES FOR THE NEW YEAR 1788, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PERSONS WHO
CARRY THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. To THE CUSTOMERS.
[Forty-four lines, in an ornamental border.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole, 1788.]
Broadside, fol. LOC.
21381 PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY AND THE RELIEF OF FREE NEGROES UNLAWFULLY HELD IN BONDAGE.
BEGUN IN THE YEAR 1774, AND ENLARGED ON THE TWENTY-THIRD OF APRIL,
1787. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENN-
SYLVANIA, FOR THE GRADUAL ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.29. 8vo.
21382 PERCIVAL, THOMAS 1740 - 1804
A FATHER'S INSTRUCTIONS: CONSISTING OF, MORAL TALES, FABLES AND REFLEC-
TIONS; DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THE LOVE OF VIRTUE, A TASTE FOR KNOWLEDGE,
AND AN EARLY ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE WORKS OF NATURE. BY THOMAS PER-
CIVAL, M. D. F. R. S. & 8. A. MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF LONDON AND
EDINBURGH, AND OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF PHYSICIANS AT PARIS.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobion, at the Stone-House, in Second-
Street. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 238, (10). 16mo. AAS.
In two states : printed on superfine, and on common paper.
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PERRY, WILLIAM
THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: OH, NEW PRONOUNCING SPELLING
BOOK. UPON THE SAME PLAN AS PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY,
(NOW MADE USB OF IN ALL THE CELEBRATED SCHOOLS IN GlSEATBRITAIN, IRE-
LAND, AND AMERICA, AS THE MOST COMPLETE COMPENDIUM OP THE ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE EVER YET PUBLISHED.) To WHICH IS ADDED A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; AND, A SELECT NUMBER OF MORAL TALKS AND
FABLES, FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH. WlTH AN APPENDIX. CONTAINING,
DIRECTIONS FOR THE DIFFERENT SOUNDS OF THE CONSONANTS BEFORE ALL THE
VOWELS, WITH EVERY EXCEPTION THAT IS TO BE MET WITH IN OUR LANGUAGE,
FROM SUCH GENERAL RULES: ALSO, A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN WHICH
A FINAL DOES NOT LENGTHEN THE SYLLABLE: LIKEWISE, SEVERAL VALUABLE
APHORISMS RESPECTING THE SOUNDS OF THE VOWELS IN THE LAST SYLLABLE OF
WORDS ENDING WITH E. AND, A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN THE EN-
GLISH LANGUAGE, WHICH, THOUGH WRITTEN DIFFERENTLY HAVE A SIMILARITY OF
SOUND. OF THOSE SUBSTANTIVES AND VERBS, OF THE SAME ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT
OF A DIFFERENT ACCENT. OF THOSE SUBSTANTIVES AND VERBS, WHICH VARY IN
THEIR SOUND, EITHER BY A DIFFERENT CONSONANT, OR BY CHANGING THE HARD
SOUND OF THAT CONSONANT INTO THE SOFT SOUND. OF THOSE ADJECTIVES AND
VERBS ALIKE IN ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT DIFFERENTLY ACCENTED. OF THE SUBSTAN-
TIVES AND ADJECTIVES CHANGING THE SEAT OF THE ACCENT. FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS, AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. 13Y W. PERRY, LECTURER ON THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE, IN THE ACADEMY, EDINBURGH. THOMAS'S THIRD WORCESTER EDITION.
(CAREFULLY REVISED BY PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY, AND
CORRECTED OF THE NUMEROUS ERROUR8, WHICH ARE IN ALL OTHER EDITIONS
BOTH BRITISH AND AMERICAN.)
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas : sold at Ids Book-
store, and by 8. Hall, J. Boyle, B. Larkin, B. Guild, J. White, and D. West, in
Boston. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 180, frontispiece. 18mo. AAS.
21384
21385
- — THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: OR NEW PRONOUNCING
SPELLING-BOOK, UPON THE SAME PLAN AS PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH
DICTIONARY.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel C overly, at the corner of Back-Street,
leading to Charles- River Bridge. 1788.
- THE ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY. IN WHICH THE WORDS ARE NOT
ONLY RATIONALLY DIVIDED INTO SYLLABLES, ACCURATELY ACCENTED, THEIR PARTS
OF SPEECH PROPERLY DISTINGUISHED, AND, THEIR VARIOUS SIGNIFICATIONS AR-
RANGED IN ONE LINE; BUT, LIKEWISE, BY A KEY TO THIS WORK, COMPRISING THE
VARIOUS SOUNDS OF THE VOWELS AND CONSONANTS, DENOTED BY TYPOGRAPHICAL
CHARACTERS, AND ILLUSTRATED BY EXAMPLES, WHICH RENDER IT INTELLIGIBLE
TO THE WEAKEST CAPACITY, IT EXHIBITS THEIR TRUE PRONUNCIATION, ACCORDING
TO THE PRESENT PRACTICE OF MEN OF LETTERS, EMINENT ORATORS, AND POLITE
SPEAKERS, IN LONDON. UPON A PLAN PERFECTLY PLAIN, AND ENTIRELY NEW. To
WHICH IS PREFIXED, A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
TO THE WHOLE IS ADDED, THE SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES IN THE OLD AND NEW
TESTAMENTS, NAMES OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES, RIVERS, MOUNTAINS, &c. IN THE
KNOWN WORLD: ALSO, THE ANCIENT AND MODERN POETS, PHILOSOPHERS AND
STATESMEN, &C. WITH THEIR PRORER [siV] PRONUNCIATION POINTED OUT. TlIE
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED, FROM THE
FOURTH BRITISH EDITION. BY WILLIAM PERRY, LECTURER IN THE ACADEMY IN
EDINBURGH, AUTHOR OF THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE, THE
MAN OF BUSINESS, THE ORATOR, &c, &c.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by and for Isaifih Thomas. Sold at his
Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (2), (2), 559, (1), (2), 5C3 - 596. obi. 12mo.
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PERRY, WILLIAM, continued.
Second title: APPENDIX TO THE ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY; CON-
TAINING THE PROPER NAMES OF PERSONS AND PLACES IN THE OLD AND NEW
TESTAMENTS; NAMES OP THE PRINCIPAL CITIES, RIVERS, MOUNTAINS, &c. IN THE
KNOWN WORLD; THE ANCIENT AND MODERN POETS, PHILOSOPHERS, PATRIOTS,
STATESMEN, &C. ALL ACCURATELY ACCENTED, WITH THEIR PROPER PRONUNCIATION
POINTED OUT. BY WILLIAM PERRY, AUTHOR OF THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE
ENGLISH TONGUE, THE MAN OF BUSINESS AND GENTLEMAN'S ASSISTANT, TDK
ORATOR, &c. &c.
Printed at Worcester, MassacJtusetts, by and for Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his
Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (2), 503 - 596.
In his dedication, to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the
publisher calls attention to the fact that it is the first work of the kind
printed in America.
21386 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
ORDER OP PROCESSION, is HONOR OP THE ESTABLISHMENT OP THE CONSTITUTION OP
THE UNITED STATES . . . FRIDAY, THE 4TH OF JULY. 1788. FRANCIS HOFKIN-
SON, CHAIRMAN. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. [1788.] Broadside, fol. HSP.
21387 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OF CHRIST-
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S.
[Philadelphia: 1788.] Broadside, fol.
21388 PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR ALLEVIATING THE MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.
AT A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE SOCIETY FOR ALLEVIATING THE MISERIES OF
PUBLIC PRISONS, HELD AT THE GERMAN SCHOOL-HOUSE IN CHERRY- ALLEY, APRIL
14TH, 1788. THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED, IN AUGUST LAST, TO FRAME RULES FOR
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SOCIETY, MADE REPORT, WHICH, BEING HEAD AND
AMENDED, WERE ADOPTED, AND ARE AS FOLLOWS: . . .
/ Philadelphia : 1788.] Broadside. 12mo. AAS.
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21389 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING AGRICULTURE.
LAWS OF THE PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING AGRICULTURE ; AS REVISED
AND ENACTED BY THE SAID SOCIETY, JANUARY 10, 1786, WITH THE PREMIUMS
PROPOSED, FEBRUARY 5, 1788. To WHICH is PREFIXED, A LIST OP MEMBERS OF
THE SOCIETY. [Cut.] [Three lines from] SWIFT.
[Philadelphia:] M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 24. 8vo. LOC.
21390 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
RULES AND CONSTITUTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Philadelpliia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald at the Coffee-House. [1788.]
21391 PHIPPS, JOSEPH 1700 - 1787
THE ORIGINAL AND PRESENT STATE OF MAN, BRIEFLY CONSIDERED: WHEREIN is
SHEWN, THE NATURE OP HIS FALL, AND THE NECESSITY, MEANS AND MANNER OF
HIS RESTORATION, THROUGH THE SACRIFICE OF CHRIST, AND THE SENSIBLE OPER-
ATION OF THAT DIVINE PRINCIPLE OF GRACE AND TRUTH, HELD FORTH TO THE
WORLD, BY THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS. To WHICH ARE ADDED, SOME REMARKS
ON THE ARGUMENTS OF SAMUEL NEWTON, OF NORWICH. BY JOSEPH Pmi'PS.
[Two lines from] I TIMOTHY iv. 10.
London, Printed: New -York, Re-printed by William Ross, No. 33 Broad-
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (2), (3), 230. 8vo. AAS. BA. NYPL.
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THE PICTURE EXHIBITION; CONTAINING TUB ORIGINAL DRAWINGS OP EIGHTEEN
DISCIPLES. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, MORAL AND HISTORICAL EXPLANATIONS. PUB-
LISHED UNDER THE INSPECTION OP MR. PETER PAUL RUBENS, PROPESSOR OF
POLITE ARTS.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold, wholesale
and retail, at his Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. 112, (7). 32mo. LOG. NTPL.
PIERCE, WILLIAM 1740 - 1789
AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT CHRIST CHURCH, SAVANNAH, ON THE 4TH OP JULY,
1788, IN COMMEMORATION OP THE ANNIVERSARY OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
BY MAJOR WILLIAM PIERCE.
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (2),
17. 8vo. BA.
Delivered before the Georgia Society of the Cincinnati.
PIKE, NICHOLAS 1743 - 1819
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OP ARITHMETIC, COMPOSED FOR THE USE OP CITI-
ZENS OF THE UNITED STATES: BY NICHOLAS PIKE, A. M. [Four lines of Latin
from] CICERO.
Newbury-Port : Printed and sold by John Mycall. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.
512, (1). 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LCP. LOC.
"Adopted as a collegiate book in the Universities of Cambridge and
New-Haven." The Author's petition for Federal Copyright is dated 8
June, 1789 — the third to be presented to the first Congress ; being
preceded by David Ramsay, on the 15th April ; and by Jedidiah Morse,
on the 12th May, 1789.
PILMORE, JOSEPH 1734 - 1825
AN ADDRESS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF FEMALE EDUCATION, DELIVERED TO THE
YOUNG LADIES AND INSTRUCTORS OP MR. POOR'S ACADEMY IN ARCH-STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, IN PRESENCE OP THE VISITORS AND A LARGE NUMBER OP SPECTA-
TORS, ON TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1788, AT THE CLOSE OF THE QUARTERLY EXAMINA-
TION. BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH PlLMORE, ONE OF THE VISITORS OP THE SAID
ACADEMY.
Philadelphia : Printed by E leaser Oswald? Sold by Robert Smith, 1788.
THE PITTSBURG GAZETTE. VOL. n. No. 76. SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. 127.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1788.]
Pittsburg : Printed by Scull and Boyd. 1788. fol.
Boyd retired sometime this year ; and, until his death in 1818, John
Scull continued to publish the Gazette as sole Editor and Publisher.
THE PLAIN PLANTER AND FARMER'S FAMILY ASSISTANT: CONTAINING AN ADDRESS
TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES, CHILDREN AND SERVANTS; WITH THREE CATECHISMS,
FOR CHILDREN, YOUTHS, AND NEGROES.
Wilmington: Printed and sold by James Adams & Sons. 1788.
A POEM, OR, AN HYMN OP ADORATION ; WITH THE MESSIAH'S COMPLAINT ON THE
BLEEDING CROSS, OR THE CRIES OP THE SON OP GOD. To WHICH ARE ADDED, A
PRAYER, THE CONCLUSION, AND A SUPPLEMENT. BY A FRIEND AND WELL-WISHER
TO VITAL RELIGION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Enoch Story, for the Author. 1788.
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21899 A POETICAL DESCRIPTION OF SONG BIKDS; INTERSPERSED WITH ENTERTAINING
SONGS, FABLES, AND TALES, ADAPTED TO EACH SUBJECT : FOB THE AMUSEMENT OF
CHILDREN. [Two lines of verse.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 88. 32rno.
21400 POOR RICHARD, pseudonym.
POOR RICHARD'S RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF ODR LORD 1789:
BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAH. AND THE THIRTEENTH OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, TILL THE FOURTH OF JULY, THEN THE FOURTEENTH.
CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEWPORT, IN NEW-ENGLAND, LATITUDE 41
DEG. 27 MIN. N. CONTAINING THE USEFUL AND THE AGREEABLE. COMPILED FOR
HIS COUNTRY'S BENEFIT, BY POOR RICHARD.
[Newport:] Printed by Peter Edes, and sold, wholesale and retail, at his
Office in Thames-Street. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
21401 POTTER, LYMAN 1748-1827
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF VER-
MONT, ON THE DAY OF THEIR ANNIVERSARY ELECTION, OCTOBER 11, 1787, AT
NEWBURY. BY LYMAN POTTER, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN NORWICH.
Windsor, Vermont : Printed by Houyh & Spooner. M,DCC,LXXXVIII.
pp. 23. 8vo.
21402 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES.
ACTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYNOD OF NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, A. D.
1787, & 1788.
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's-Head, in Market-
Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [8.] 8vo. LOC.
21403 A LIST OF THE PRESBYTERIES, MINISTERS, PROBATIONERS, AND CONGREGATIONS,
BOTH SETTLED AND VACANT, WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE SYNOD OF NEW-YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA. MADE IN THE YKAR, 1788. THE PRESBYTERIES ARE PLACED
IN ORDER IN WHICH THEY LIE FROM NEW-YORK TO GEORGIA INCLUSIVE. THE
MINISTERS ACCORDING TO THEIR SENIORITY IN THE MINISTRY, IN THEIR RESPECTIVE
PRESBYTERIES; WITH THE CONGREGATIONS IN WHICH THEY ARE SETTLED ANNEXED
TO THEIR NAMES AND THE COLLECTIONS ANNEXED TO THE CONGREGATIONS
WHICH CONTRIBUTED IN THE YEAR 1787, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRINTING THE
DRAUGHT OF A FORM OF GOVERNMENT AND DISCIPLINE, AND DEFRAYING OTHER
SYNODICAL EXPENCE8. WlTH AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISBURSEMENTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Tench's- Head, in Market-
Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [12.] 8vo. LOC.
21404 PRICE, RICHARD 1723 - 1791
SERMONS. ON THE SECURITY AND HAPPINESS OF A VIRTUOUS COURSE, ON THE GOOD-
NESS OF GOD, AND THE RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SER-
MONS ON THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, AS RECEIVED BY THE DIFFERENT DENOMINA-
TIONS OF CHRISTIANS. BY RlCHARD PRICE, D. D. L. L. D. F. R. S. AND FELLOW OF
THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETIES AT PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the new Stone House, in
Second-Street, between Market and Chesnut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 222.
16 mo. A AS. MHS.
Contains a two-page list of subscriber's names.
$10
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21406
PRICHARD, WILLIAM
CATALOGUE OP ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS FOR 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, for William Priehard, 1788.
Will be delivered on Monday next, Oct. 27, to his customers.
- CATALOGUE OF A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, MORAL, SCIEN-
TIFIC, AND AMUSING, TO BE SOLD BY WlLLIAM PRICHARD, OCTOBER 24TH, 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald? 1788.
Other sales of books by auction were advertised by William Priehard
on February 15th, 22d, March 1st, 19th, April 4th, 8th, October 31st,
November 7th.
21407
21408
21409
21410
21411
21412
THE PROPHET NATHAN; OR, PLAIN FRIEND. CONTAINING SOME OBSERVATIONS
RESPECTING THE LATE INSECTS COMMONLY CALLED THE HESSIAN FLY, CONSIDER-
ING THEM AS A JUDGMENT UPON THE LAND. AND LIKEWISE, THE CONDUCT OF SEV-
ERAL SORTS OF PEOPLE CONSIDERED, THE IMPROPRIETY THEREOF EXPOSED, WITH
A FRIENDLT ADMONITION. THE WHOLE CLOSING WITH SOME GENERAL REMARKS
AND EXHORTATION. . . .
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1788. pp. 30. 8vo. LOG.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NEW-JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1788.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
THE A. B. C. WITH THE CATECHISM OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. To WHICH ARE
ANNEXED, PRAYERS USED IN THE ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, IN PHILADELPHIA. ALSO, A HYMN ON THE NATIVITY OF OUR SAVIOUR,
AND ANOTHER FOR EASTER-DAY. [Two lines from] PROV. xxii. 6. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Zachariah Paulson, jun. in Fourth-Street, near
the University, for Caleb Buglass, Book-binder, on the east side of Front- Street,
between Market and Arch-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [12.] 12rno. AAS.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
RULES OF THE SOCIETY, FOR THE RELIEF OF THK WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE
CLERGY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE STATE OF SOUTH-CAH-
OLINA; ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 17, 1787.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy. M,DCC,LXXXVIIL pp. 28. 16mo.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. JANUARY - DECEMBER,
1788.
Providence: Printed by John Carter, at the Post-Office, at Shakespear's
Ilead, near the State-House. 1788. fol. AAS. RIHS.
PURCELL, JOSEPH
MAP OF THE STATES OF VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND
GEORGIA, WITH EAST AND WEST FLORIDA; BY JOSEPH PURCELL. ENGRAVED BY
AMOS DOOLITTLE.
New-Haven: 1788. HC.
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21413 PURVES, JAMES 1734-1795
HUMBLE ATTEMPT TO INVESTIGATE AND DEFEND THE SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE CON-
CERNING THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT; TO WHICH is ADDED
OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE MEDIATION OF JKSUS CHRIST IN THE VARIOUS
DISPENSATIONS OF GOD THE FATHER, AND THE FINAL ISSUE OF HIS ADMINISTRA-
TION ; WITH AN APPENDIX, IN WHICH THE OBJECTIONS COMMONLY UUGED FROM
TUB HEBREW NAMES, Alehim AND Jehovah, &c. ARE CONSIDERED, AND THE SIGNI-
FICATION OF THESE NAMES POINTED OUT.
Philadelphia: Printed for T/iomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street. 1788.
21414 RAMSAY, DAVID 1749 - 1815
AN ADDUKSS TO THE FREEMEN OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE FED-
ERAL CONSTITUTION, PROPOSED BY THE CONVENTION, WHICH MET IN PHILADEL-
PHIA, MAY 1787. [Signed, Civis.]
Charleston: Printed by Bowen and Co. No. 31, Bay. [1788.] pp.
[12.] 12mo. LCP. LOG.
Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1888.
21415 RANDALL, JOSEPH
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE RISE, PRINCIPLES AND DISCIPLINE OF THE PEOPLE CALLED
QUAKERS.
New -York: Printed by William Ross, 1788.
21416 READ, DANIEL 1757 - 1841
THE AMERICAN SINGING-BOOK, OR A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE ART OF PSALM-
ODY. DESIGNED FOR THE CSE OF SINGING SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. THE SECOND
EDITION.
New-Haven: Printed for Daniel Bead, [1788.]
21417 REED, JOHN 1751-1831
A SERMON, PREACHED DECEMBER 12, 1787, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. KIL-
BORN WHITMAN, IN PEMBROKE. BY THE REV. JOHN RKED, OF BRIDGEWATER.
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman, in State-Street. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. 31. 8VO. AAS. BPL. BU. HC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
21418 REESE, THOMAS 1742 - 1796
AN ESSAY ON THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGION, is CIVIL SOCIETY. BY THE REV. THOMAS
REESE, A. M. PASTOR OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT SALEM, IN SOUTH-
CAROLINA. [Two lines of Latin from] CICERO.
Charleston: Printed by Markland & M'lver, No. 47, Bay. M.DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. (87). 8vo. " BA. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
21419 REFORMED (GERMAN) CHURCH.
CATECHISMUS, ODER KURZER UNTERRICHT CHRISTLICHER LEHRE, FUR DIE ANGE-
HENDE JUGEND IN DEU ClIURFURSTLICHEN PFALZ UND ANDERN REFORMIRTEN
ORTKN zu GEBRAUCHEN: SAMT DER HAUS-TAFEL, MIT UND OIINE BIBLISCHEN
SPRUCII-BUCHLEIN. Al.LEES ZUR EHRE UND LOB GOTTE6.
Philadelphia: Gedntckt bey Carl Cist, in der Zweyten-Strasse, nah bey
der Rehs-Strasse, 1788. pp. 124. 24mo. AAS. NYPL.
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REINAGLE, ALEXANDER 1756 - 1809
A COLLECTION OF FAVORITE SONGS; DIVIDED INTO TWO BOOKS. EACH CONTAINING
MOST OF THE AIRS IN THE POOR SOLDIER, ROSINA, &C. AND THE PRINCIPAL SONGS
SUNG AT VAUXHALL. THE BASSES RENDERED EASY AND NATURAL FOR THE PIANO
FORTE OR HARPSICHORD. BY A. REINAGLE.
Philadelphia; Printed for, and sold by Messrs. Rice, Poyntell, Dobson, and
Young, at their respective Book-Stores, in Second-Street. 1788.
FEDERAL MARCH AS PERFORMED IN THE GRAND PROCESSION IN PHILADELPHIA
THE 4Tii OF JULY, 1788. COMPOSED AND ADAPTED FOR THE PIANO FORTE, VIOLIN,
OR GERMAN FLUTE.
[Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, 1788.] Broadside. 4to.
Reproduced, in facsimile, in the Public Ledger, October 10, 1898.
REITZ, JOHANN HEINRICH
DAS FURBILDE DER HEILSAMEN WORTEN VON GLAUBEN UNO LlEBE, SO IN
CHRISTO JESU IST. ZUSAMMEN GESTELLT VON JOHANN H. REITZEN.
Lancaster: Qedruckt bey Sliemer, Albrecht & Lahn. 1788. pp. 167. 16mo.
RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
FEBRUARY, 1788. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF
THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN AND
HOLDEN BY ADJOURNMENT AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORE-
SAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE.
[Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, 1788.] pp. 18. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
MARCH, 1788. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN BY ADJOURNMENT AT EAST-GREENWICH, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN MARCH, IN THE YEAH OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE.
[Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, 1788.] pp. 22. fol. HSP. JCB. LOG.
21425
21426
- — MAY, 1788. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON THE
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN MAY IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1788.] pp.20, fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
- — JUNE, 1788. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN, BY ADJOURNMENT AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon .']
[Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1788.] pp. 34. fol. HSP. JCB.
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RHODE ISLAND. STATE, continued.
— OCTOBER, 1788. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE GOVEKNOR AND
COMPANY OP THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS,
BEGUN AND HELD, BY AD.IOORNMENT, AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR THE
STATE AFORESAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE THIR-
TEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
[Providence :] Printed by John Carter. [1788.] pp. 20. fol. HSP. JCB.
DECEMBER, 1788. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGDN
AND HOLDEN, BY ADJOURNMENT, AT SODTH-KlNGSTOWN, WITHIN AND FOR THE
STATE AFORESAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE THIR-
TEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1788.] pp. 12. fol. HSP. JCB. LOG.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, FEBRUARY, 1788. AN ACT SUBMITTING TO THE CONSIDERATION OF
THE FREEMEN OF THIS STATE, THE REPORT OF THE CONVENTION OF DELEGATES
FOR A CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES, AS AGREED ON IN PHILADELPHIA,
SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1787. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1788.] Broadside, fol.
— STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY. FEBRUARY SESSION, 1788. AN ACT SUBMITTING TO THE CONSIDERA-
TION OF THE FREEMEN OF THIS STATE, THE REPORT OF THE CONVENTION OF
DELEGATES FOR A CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES, AS AGREED ON IN
PHILADELPHIA, THE I?TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1787. [Colophon:]
Printed by Bennett WJteeler: Providence. [1788.] Broadside, fol.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, OCTOBER SESSION, 1788. WHEREAS HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE CLINTON, ESQ;
PRESIDENT OF THE CONVENTION OF NEW-YORK, HATH TRANSMITTED TO THE
LEGISLATURE OF THIS STATE A PROPOSAL, THAT A GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE
STATES SHOULD TAKE PLACE, IN ORDER THAT SUCH NECESSARY AMENDMENTS MAY
BE MADE IN THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED FOR A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, . . .
THAT THE SECRETARY CAUSE TO BE PRINTED. . . . GOVERNOR CLINTON'S LET-
TER, WITH THE AMENDMENTS PROPOSED BY THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF
NEW- YORK, AND TRANSMIT ONE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO EACH TOWN-CLERK IN
THE STATE; . . . HENRY WARD, SECRETARY. IN CONVENTION, AT POUGH-
KEEPSIE, STATE OF NEW- YORK, JULY 26, 1788. (CIRCULAR.) . . . RATIFICA-
TION OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
. . . [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1788.] pp. (8). fol. NYPL.
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF. now BROWN UNIVERSITY.
HONORATISSIMO JABEZ BOWEN, ARMIGERO COLLEGII RHOD. INSULT QUOD PROVI-
DENTI/E EST CANCELLARIO; REVERENDO ^EQUE AC HONORANDO JACOBO MANNING,
8. T. D. PR/ESIDI, OMNIBUSQUE CURATORIBUS, ET SOCIIS HUJUSCE ACADEMLSI VIGI-
LANTISSIMIS; . . . HAEC PHILOSOPHEMATA, JDVENES IN ARTIBUS INITIATI,
. . . THESES TECHNOLOGIC^: . . . [Colophon :]
Habita in iolennibm Academicis Providentim, in Rep. Ins. Rhod. et Prov.
Plant. 3° Nona» Septembris, A. D. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. Rerumpublicarvm Fade-
ratarum America! lumrtw potestatis xm. [ Protidentiw : Typis Bennett WJteeler.J
Broadside, fol. JCB. LOG.
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RICHARDSON, WILLIAM 1743 - 1814
A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS AND ILLUSTRATION OF BOMB OF SHAKESPEARE'S
REMARKABLE CHARACTERS. TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN ESSAY ON THE FAULTS OF
SHAKESPEARE. BY W. RICHARDSON, ESQ. PROFESSOR OF HUMANITY IN THE UNI-
VERSITY OF GLASGOW. THE FOURTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. 2 vols.
in one. pp. (4), 202. 16mo. AAS. HC.
The first critical work upon Shakespeare's writings printed in America.
RIQG, EDWARD
THE NEW AMERICAN LATIN GRAMMAR: OH, A COMPLETE INTRODUCTION TO THE
LATIN TONGUE. FORMED FROM THE MOST APPROVED WRITINGS IN THIS KIND. BY
THE LATE PRESIDENTS BuRR, FlNLEY, AND OTHERS: AND NOW CAREFULLY REVISED
AND REFORMED BY A GREAT VARIETY OF AMENDMENTS, CORRECTIONS AND USEFUL
REMARKS, MOST OF WHICH ARE ENTIRELY NEW; WITH THE DEFINITIONS OF ALL
THE GRAMMATICAL TERMS, IN THEIR PROPER PLACES. TlIE WHOLE RENDERED
MUCH MOKE USEFUL THAN ANY OF THE KIND YET PUBLISHED. BY EDWARD RlGG,
LATE TEACHER OF A GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN THE CITY OF NKW-YOKK.
New -York: Printed and sold by Hugh Oaine, at his Book-Store and Print-
ing-Office, at the Bible, in Hanover- Square. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (123). 16mo.
ROSCOE, WILLIAM 1753 - 1831
THE WRONGS OF AFRICA: A POEM. PART THE FIRST.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (2), v,
(1), 17. 18mo. MHS.
THE ROSE OF SHARON: ANTHEM.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John JU'Culloch, in
Third-Street. 1788.
ROSS, ROBERT - 1799
THE NEW PRIMER, OH LITTLE BOY AND GIRLS SPELLING BOOK: AMENDED AND
ENLARGED, BY THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR.
Boston: 1788.
ROWE, ELIZABETH SINGER 1674 - 1737
THE HISTORY OF JOSEPH; A POEM. IN TEN BOOKS. BY A FEMALE HAND.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Cruksliank, 1788.
RUMSEY, JAMES 1743 - 1792
EXPLANATION OF A STEAM ENGINE, AND THE METHOD OF APPLYING IT TO PROPEL A
BOAT. INVENTED BY JAMES RUMSEY, OF BERKELEY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 17, 3
plates. 8vo. APS.
A PLAN, WHEREIN THE POWER OF STEAM is FULLY SHEWN, BY A NEW CON-
STRUCTED MACHINE, FOR PROPELLING BOATS OR VESSELS, OF ANY BURTHEN,
AGAINST THE MOST RAPID STREAMS OH RIVERS, WITH GREAT VELOCITY. ALSO, A
MACHINE, CONSTRUCTED ON SIMILAR PHII.O8PHICAL [«ic] PRINCIPLES, BY WHICH
WATER MAY BE RAISED FOR GRIST, OK SAW-MILLS, WATERING OF MEADOWS &C. &C.
BY JAMES RUMSEY, OF BERKLY [sic] COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
/ Winchester: Printed by Bartrjis and Willcocksf 1788.] pp. 20, (2). 4to.
Without title-page. The above heading occupies one-half of the first
page of text. Pages 11-20, are printed in different type from the first
ten pages, and consist of affidavits. This, first edition, is dated January
1, 1788, and was apparently printed in Virginia, and only a few copies
issued. A reprint is appended to John Fitch's "Original steam-boat
supported," printed in Philadelphia, this year.
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21441 A SHORT TREATISE ON THE APPLICATION OF STEAM, WHEREBY is CLEARLY
SHEWN, FROM ACTUAL EXPERIMENTS, THAT STEAM MAY BE APPLIED TO PROPEL
BOATS OR VESSELS OF ANY BURTHEN AGAINST RAPID CURRENTS WITH GREAT
VELOCITY. GREAT VELOCITY [sz'c.J THE SAME PRINCIPLES ARE ALSO INTRODUCED
WITH EFFECT, BY A MACHINE OF SIMPLE AND CHEF [*»e] CONSTRUCTION FOR THE
PURPOSE OF RAISING WATER SUFFICIENT FOR THE WORKING OF GRIST-MILLS, SAW-
MILLS, &C. AND FOR WATERING MEADOWS AND OTHER PURPOSES OF AGRICULTURE.
BY JAMES RUMSEY, OF BERKELEY COUNTY. [First impression.]
Philadelphia, Printed by Joseph James: Chetnut-Slreet. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. [26.] 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
A SHORT TREATISE ON THE APPLICATION OF STEAM, WHEREBY is CLEARLY
SHEWN, FROM ACTUAL EXPERIMENTS, THAT STEAM MAY BE APPLIED TO PROPEL
BOATS OR VESSELS OF ANY BURTHEN AGAINST RAPID CURRENTS WITH GREAT
VELOCITY. THE SAME PRINCIPLES ARE ALSO INTRODUCED WITH EFFECT, BY A
MACHINE OF SIMPLE AND CHEAP CONSTRUCTION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING
WATER SUFFICIENT FOR THE WORKING OF GRIST-MILLS, SAW-MILLS, &C. AND FOR
WATERING MEADOWS AND OTHER PURPOSES OF AGRICULTURE. BY JAMES RuMSEY,
OF BERKELEY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. [The second impression.]
Philadelphia, Printed by Joseph James: Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. [26.] 8VO. AAS. BPL. JCB. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
21443 RUSSEL, ROBERT
SEVEN SERMONS, ON DIFFERENT IMPORTANT SUBJECTS; viz. i. OF THE UNPARDON-
ABLE SIN AGAINST THE HOLY GHOST: OR, THE SIN UNTO DEATH. II. TlIE SAINTS
DUTY AND EXERCISE: IN TWO PARTS. BEING AN EXHORTATION TO, AND DIRECTIONS
FOR PRAYER. III. THE ACCEPTED TIME AND DAY OF SALVATION. IV. TlIE END OF
TIME, AND BEGINNING OF ETERNITY. V. JOSHUA'S RESOLUTION TO SERVE THE
LORD. vi. THE WAY TO HEAVEN MADE PLAIN, vn. THE FUTURE STATE OF MAN:
OR, A TREATISE OF THE RESURRECTION. BY ROBERT RUSSEL, AT WARDHURST, IN
SUSSEX. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, in Third-Street, the
fourth door below Market-street . M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 119, (1). 12mo. AAS.
21444 THE SALEM MERCURY: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND MORAL. VOL. n. NUMB. 64.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 116. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1788.]
Published by Dabney and Gushing, in the Main Street, Salem; 1788. fol.
In April, the sub-title was dropped from the heading.
21445 SARJEANT, THOMAS
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF ARITHMETIC; WITH THEIR APPLICATION TO THE TRADE
AND COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. IN EIGHT SECTIONS. BY
THOMAS SARJEANT, LATE MASTER OF THE MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL IN THE ACAD-
EMY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. PARVUM PARVA DECENT.
HOR. EP. [Vignette.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson and Lang for the Editor; and sold by
T. Dobson, in Second Street, and by William Priehard, in Market-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXVIII. pp. (4), 95, (1). 16mo. AAS. HC.
In two states : "A few copies intended for the use of young ladies, are
printed on fine writing paper and in a more elegant binding." Such
copies have bound with this his Introduction to the counting house,
1789, appended.
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21447
21448
SARJEANT, THOMAS, continued.
A PARADIGM OF INFLECTIONS OF WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson and Lang, 1788.
21449
21450
21451
21452
21453
21454
SELECT ARITHMETICAL TABLES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson and Lang, 1788.
"Printed on a half sheet, to bind with cyphering books."
A SYNOPSIS OF LOGABITMICAL ARITHMETIC, IN WHICH THE NATURE OF LOGAR-
ITHMS, AND THEIR APPLICATION AKE MADE EASY TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT STUD-
IED HIGHER BRANCHES OF MATHEMATICS. BY THOMAS SARJEANT.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson and Lang, and sold by T. Dobson, in
Second-Street, and W. Prichard, in Market-Street. 1788.
SAUNDERS, RICHARD, pseudonym.
POOR RICHARD IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS [nine lines] FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789: [Ten lines.] BY RICHARD SAUNDERS, PHILOM.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed and sold by Hall and Sellers, at the New Printing-
Office in Market-Street. [1788.] pp. (48). ISuio. LOC.
SAYRE, JAMES
A CANDID NARRATIVE OF CERTAIN MATTERS RELATING TO TRINITY CHURCH IN
NEWPORT, IN THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, BY JAMES SAYRE A. M., LATE MIN-
ISTER OF THE SAID CHURCH; WITH A VIEW OF CORRECTING THE EGREGIOUS MIS-
REPRESENTATIONS OF MR. JOHN BOUHS, CONTAINED IN A LETTER ADDRESSED TO
THE AUTHOR, IN THE NEWPORT HERALD OF OCTOBER OTH, 1788.
Fairfield: Printed by Forgue and Bulkeley. 1788. pp.38. 8vo.
SCOTT, WILLIAM 1750 - 1804
LESSONS IN ELOCUTION : OR, A SELECTION OF PIECES IN PROSE AND VERSE, FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF YOUTH IN READING AND SPEAKING. BY WlLLIAM SCOTT.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, corner of Chesnut and Second-
Streets. 1788.
SEABURY, SAMUEL 1729-1796
A SERMON DELIVERED BEFORE THE BOSTON EPISCOPAL CHARITABLE SOCIETY, IN
TRINITY CHURCH; AT THEIR ANNIVERSARY MEETING ON EASTER TUESDAY MARCH
25, 1788. BY THE RIGHT REVEREND FATHER IN GOD, SAMUEL, BISHOP OF CON-
NECTICUT.
Boston: Printed by Thomas and Jolm Fleet, 1788. pp. (4), 24, 6. 8vo.
A SELECTION OF SACRED HARMONY: CONTAINING AN EXPLANATION OF THE GAMUT
AND OTHER CHARACTERS USED IN MUSIC: AND A COLLECTION OF THE MOST CELE-
BRATED CHURCH TUNES NOW IN USE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street, the
fourth door above Market-Street. 1788.
A SERMON TO THE BUCKS AND HINDS OF AMERICA ; ADDRESSED TO THE AUTHOR OF
SERMONS TO ASSES, AND DOCTORS IN DIVINITY. [One line from] GENESIS, CHAP.
XLIX. VER. 21.
Philadelphia: Printed, for the Author, and sold by William Spolswood, in
Front, between Market and Chesnut-Streets. 1788.
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21455 SEW ALL, DANIEL 1755-1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIAUY, OB ALMANACK, FOB THE TEAK OF CHRISTIAN ^KRA, 1789.
[Six lines.] BY DANIEL SEWALL. [Six lines from] WATTS.
Portsmouth : New-Hampshire, Printed and sold (wholesale and retail wry
cheap) by John Melcher, at his Printing-Office in Market-Street: Sold also by most
of the shopkeepers in town and country. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
21456 SEWALL, JONATHAN MITCHEL 1748 - 1808
AN ORATION DELIVERED AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ON THE FOURTH OF
JULY, 1788. BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BY ONE OF
THE INHABITANTS.
Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne,for the Subscribers. M.DCC,-
LXXXVIII. pp. 23. 8vo. AAS. nc. MHS.
21457 SEWARD, ANNA 1747 - 1809
MONODY ON MAJOR ANDRE, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT TAPPAN, NOVEMBER — 1780.
BY Miss SEWARD. To WHICH ARE ADDED, MAJOR ANDRE'S LETTERS, ADDRESSED
TO Miss SEWARD, WHEN AT HIS 18TH YEAR. SECOND [third] AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Third-Street, third
door from Chesnut-Streei. [1788.] pp. 47. 12nio.
21458 — MONODY ON MAJOR ANDRE, (WHO WAS EXECUTED AT TAPPAN, NOVEMBER
— 1780.) BY Miss SEWARD. To WHICH ARE ADDED, MAJOR ANDBE'S LETTERS
ADDRESSED TO MlSS SEWAHD, WHEN AT HIS 18TH YEAR. LIKEWISE ADDED, AN-
DRE'S LETTERS TO GEN. WASHINGTON. ALSO ADDED, EDMUND OF THE VALE, A
HERMIT'S TALE, RECORDED BY HIS OWN HAND, AND FOUND IN HIS CELL. BY
SOPHIA LEE.
New-York: Printed, by Harrisson and Purdy,for, and sold by Thomas
Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 16, Queen-Street, Corner of Fly-Market.
M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. [48.] 12rno. LOC.
21459 SHAFTSBURY. VERMONT. SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION, HELD
AT THE MEETING-HOUSE IN SHAFTSBURY, 1788.
Bennington, Vermont : Printed by Haswell and Russell. 1788. pp.8. 8vo.
21460 SHAW, WILLIAM 1748 - 1816
A SERMON, PREACHED NOVEMBER 14, 1787, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV.
EBENEZER DAWKS, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE FIRST CHURCH, IN SCITUATE.
BY WILLIAM SHAW, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN MARSHFIELD.
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman, at his Office, north-side of the State-
House. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 29. 8vo. AAS. HC.
21461 SHERLOCK, THOMAS 1678-1761
THE TRIAL OF THE WITNESSES OF THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS. N. B. NOT ONLY
MB. WOOLSTON'S OBJECTIONS IN HIS SIXTH DISCOURSE ON OUR SAVIOUR'S MIR-
ACLES, BUT THOSE ALSO WHICH HE AND OTHERS HAVE PUBLISHED IN OTHER BOOKS,
ARE HERE CONSIDERED. FlRST PUBLISHED ABOUT THE YEAR 1729.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas JJobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (143), (1). 24mo. AAS. BM. JCB.
21462 SICARD, —
THE NEW CONSTITUTION MARCH, AND FEDERAL MINUET. COMPOSED BY MR. SICARD,
ADAPTED TO THE PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN AND GERMAN FLUTE, &C.
Philadelphia : May be had of Mr. Rice in Market Street, and Mr. Aitken
opposite the City Tavern. 1788.
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SMITH, CHARLES 1765 - 1836
AN OKATION, DELIVERED AT THE TOWN OF SUNBUKT, IN THE COUNTY OP NORTH-
UMBERLAND, ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF Si. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, DECEMBER 21,
1787. AT THE REQUEST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ANTIENT AND HONORABLE
SOCIETY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS — LODGE No. 22, AND PUBLISHED AT
THE EARNEST DESIRE OF THE SAID LODGE. BY CHARLES SMITH, ESQUIRE. MEM-
BER OF THE SUBLIME LODGE, &c. AT PHILADELPHIA. AND MASTER OF LODGE
NO. 22, HELD IN THE TOWN OF SuNBURY AND ITS VICINITY.
Philadelphia : Printed for Thomas Dobson. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.29.
8VO. BA. LOC.
SMITH, ISAAC - 1829
A SERMON, PREACHED AT CAMBRIDGE, MAY 5TH, 1788. ON OCCASION OF THE DEATH
OF MR. EBENEZER GROBVENOR, STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY. PUBLISHF.D AT
THE REQUEST OF HIS CLASS. BY ISAAC SMITH, A. M.
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman, at Ms Office directly opposite the
north door of the State House. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 19. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM.
SMITH, MELANCTHON 1724 - 1798
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK: SHEWING THE NECES-
SITY OF MAKING AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION, PROPOSED FOR THE UNITED
STATES, PREVIOUS TO ITS ADOPTION. BY A PLEBEIAN.
Printed [by Thomas GreenkafJ in the State of New-York. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. [26.] 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. NYPL.
"To which is added, by way of postscript, some strictures on a pam-
phlet, lately published, entitled, "An Address to the people of the
State of New- York, on the subject of the Constitution &c." [By John
Jay.] Reprinted in Brooklyn in 1888.
SMITH, WILLIAM PITT 1764 - 1795
THE UNIVERSALIST. IN SEVEN LETTERS TO AMYNTOR; BY WILLIAM PITT SMITH.
THAT GOD MAY BE ALL IN ALL.
New-York: Printed by Francis Child*. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 305,
(1). 16mo. BA.
SONG OF THE ANGELS: FROM LUKE, CHAP, n: ANTHEM.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John M'Culloch, in
TJdrd-Street. 1788.
SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE.
ACTS AND ORDINANCES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CARO-
LINA, PASSED IN FEBRUARY, 1788. THE HONORABLE JOHN LLOYD, ESQ ; PRESIDENT
OF THE SENATE. THE HONORABLE JOHN JULIUS PRINGLE, ESQ; SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. His EXCELLENCY THOMAS PINCKNEY, ESQ; GOV-
ERNOR. [Arms.]
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. (2), [34.] fol. LOC. NYPL.
21469
- BY THE MAIL WHICH ARRIVED LAST EVENING WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOW-
ING VERY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE [the Ratification of the Constitution by
South Carolina.] [Colophon:]
Trenton: Printed by Quequelle & Wilson. 1788. Broadside. 8vo. NYPL.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE, continued.
21470 DEBATES WHICH AROSE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OP SOUTH CARO-
LINA, ON THE CONSTITUTION FRAMED FOR THE UNITED STATES, BY A CONVENTION
OF DELEGATES, ASSEMBLED AT PHILADELPHIA.
Charleston: Collected by R. Haswell, and published at the City Gazette
Printing Office . . . M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 55. 4to. LOC.
21471 SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING AND IMPROVING AGRICULTURE.
LETTERS AND OBSERVATIONS ON AGRICULTURE, &c. ADDRESSED TO, OR MADE BY THE
SOUTH-CAROLINA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING AGRICULTURE, AND OTHER RURAL
CONCERNS.
[Charleston:] Printed by Bowen & Co. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.32. 8vo.
21472 THE SOUTH-CAROLINA JUSTICE OF PEACE. CONTAINING ALL THE DUTIES, POWERS
AND AUTHORITIES OF THAT OFFICE; AS REGULATED BY THE LAWS NOW IN FORCE
IN THIS STATE, AND ADAPTED TO THE PARISH AND COUNTY MAGISTRATES. To WHICH
IS ADDED, A GREAT VARIETY OF WARRANTS, INDICTMENTS AND OTHER PRECEDENTS,
INTERSPERSED UNDER THEIR SEVERAL HEADS, AND A SUMMARY OF SEVERAL OF
THE DECISIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN HAD IN THE COURTS OF THIS STATE. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, 1788. pp. viii, 510, (2). 8vo.
21473 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE GAZETTE AND DAILY ADVERTISER. JANUARY -DECEM-
BER, 1788.
Charleston: Printed by John Miller, 1788. fol.
21474 THE STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. VOL. n. NUMB. 104. THURSDAY, JANU-
ARY 3, [ — NUMB. 155. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Newbern: Printed by Hodge & Blanchard, Printers to the State. 1788. fol.
Before July, Blanchard was succeeded in the partnership by Henry
Wills, under the firm name of Hodge and Wills.
21475 THE STATE [S. C. arms} GAZETTE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. VOL. XLVII. No. 3577.
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, [— No. 3707. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Charleston: Printed by A. Timothy, Printer to the State, No. 84, the corner
of Broad and King Streets. 1788. fol. CLS.
21476 STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747 - 1819
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND THE NORTH AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD, 1789. . . .
Printed at Bennington, (Vermont) by Haswell & Russell. [1788.]
21477 STIRLING, JOHN
A SYSTEM OF RIIETORICK, IN A METHOD ENTIRELY NEW. CONTAINING ALL THE
TROPES AND FIGURES NECESSARY TO ILLUSTRATE THE CLA8SICKS, BOTH POETICAL
AND HISTORICAL. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. BY JOHN STERLING [sj'c] M. A.
UTILE DULCI. HORAT. To WHICH is ADDED, THE ART OF RHETORICK MADE EASY:
OR, THE ELEMENTS OF ORATORY, BRIEFLY STATED, AND FITTED FOR THE PRAC-
TICE OF THE STUDIOUS YOUTH OF GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. ILLUSTRATED WITH PROPER EXAMPLES TO EACH FIGURE,
AND A COLLECTION OF SPEECHES FROM THE BEST ENGLISH AUTHORS. BY JOHN
HOLMES.
Dublin, printed: New -York: Re-printed by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, in
Hanover- Square. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. viii, 84. 16mo. AAS. NYHS. NYPI.
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STERETT, SAMUEL
TO THE PUBLIC. IT IS WITH EXTREME PAIN I HAVE DISCOVERED THAT THE TONGUE
OP DEFAMATION HAS BEEN BUSY WITH MY EEPUTATION. . . . [Signed,] SAMUEL
STEBETT. BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 31, 1788.
[Baltimore: Printed by William. Ooddard? 1788.] Broadside. 8vo. Mdns.
STREET, THOMAS GEORGE
AURA; OR, THE SLAVE. A POEM, IN TWO CANTOS.
Philadelphia: 1788. pp. 23. 12rao. MHS.
STRONG, NEHEMIAH 1729-1807
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDER, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1789: AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5738. AND THE 13TH OF AMER-
ICAN INDEPENDENCE 'TILL JULY 4TH. BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Nine
lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICKS, AND NATURAL PHIL-
OSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEQE. [Eight lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
- — AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDER, OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1789: [Twelve lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHE-
MATICKS, AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Eight lines of verse.]
Hartford: Re-printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1788.] pp. (24). 12ino. LOC.
- AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1789: [Ten lines.] BY HOSEA STAFFORD, PHILOMATHES. [Two lines of
verse. Cut of U. S. arms.]
New-Haven: Printed and sold by T. & S. Green. [1788.] pp. [24.] 12mo.
- STRONG'S GENUINE ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789.
Northampton : Printed by William Butler. [1788.]
21485
21486
SUNDRY ANTHEMS. (BEING PART OF A PROPOSED COLLECTION). THE ROSE OF
SHARON. I HEARD A GREAT VOICE. SONG OF THE ANGELS: FROM LUKE, CHAP. n.
THEY MAY ALSO BE HAI^SEPAHATELY.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John M'Culloch, in
Third-Street, near Market-Street. 1788.
SWAN, TIMOTHY 1758 - 1842
THB FEDERAL HARMONY: IN THREE PARTS. PARTI. AN INTRODUCTION TO TIIE ART
OF SINGING. PART n. A LARGE COLLECTION OF PSALM TUNES. PART in. SELECT
ANTHEMS, &C. COMPILED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND SINGING SOCIETIES. . . .
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, 1788.
SWEDIAUR, or SCHWEDIAUER, FRANZ XAVER 1748 - 1824
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE MORE OBSTINATE AND INVETERATE VENEREAL
COMPLAINTS. THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED. To WHICH ARE
ADDED, AN ACCOUNT OF A NEW VENEREAL DISEASE WHICH HAS LATELY APPEARED
IN CANADA, AND A PHARMACOPOEIA SYPHILITICA.
New-Tork: Printed for Samuel Campbell, No. 44, Hanozer-Square. 1788.
pp. (2), 128. 8vo. AAS. SGO.
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TAYLOR, JOSEPH
GOD'S TENDER MERCY AND INFINITE COMPASSION SURMOUNTING MAN'S SEVERITY : IN A
REMARKABLE AND SURPRISING MANNER EXEMPLIFIED, IN THE FOLLOWING CURIOUS
AND VERY EXTRAORDINARY NARRATIVE OF THE REVIVICATION OF YOUNG JOSEPH
TAYLOR, WHO WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN HANGED TO DEATH, (IN COMPANY
WITH THAT NOTORIOUS HIGHWAYMAN, PICKPOCKET AND HOUSEBREAKER, ARCHI-
BALD TAYLOR) ON BOSTON-NECK, ON THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH OF MAY, 1788, FOB
A VIOLENT ASSAULT AND ROBBERY ON THE HIGHWAY COMMITTED ON THE PERSON
AND PROPERTY OF MR. NATHANIEL CUNNINGHAM, BUTCHER, IN OCTOBER, 1787.
IN A LETTER FROM SAID JOSEPH TAYLOR, TO HIS KIND FRIEND AND COUNTRYMAN,
MR. PHELIM DONANCE, IN BOSTON. WITH ATTESTATIONS OF THE TRUTH OF THE
FACTS, BY SAID DONNANCE, &C. AND MANY OTHEK INTERESTING PARTICULARS, RE-
LATING TO THIS VERY EXTRAORDINARY AND MEMORABLE TRANSACTION. [One line
from] LUKE. [Preface signed, The Publisher. July 1, 1788.]
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, next Liberty-Pole. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. 16. 16mo. AAS.
21488
21489
21490
21491
21492
— THE WONDERFUL MONITOR: OR, MEMORABLE REPOSITORY. CONTAINING
THE CURIOUS AND EXTRAORDINARY NARRATIVE OF THE REVIVICATION OF JOSEPH
TAYLOR.
Boston: 1788. pp. 16. IGmo.
THACHER, PETER 1752 - 1802
A SERMON, PREACHED AT CHARLESTOWN, FEBRUARY 29, 1788, AT THE INTERMENT
OF THE REV. JOSHUA PAINE, JUN. WHO DIED FEBRUARY 26, 1788, AET. XXV. BY
PETER THACHER, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN BOSTON.
Boston : Printed and sold by John W, Allen, at his Office the north side of
the State-House. 1788. pp. 21. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. MHS.
A SERMON, PREACHED OCTOBER, 1788, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. MR.
ELIJAH KELLOGG, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE SECOND CHURCH AND SOCIETY
IN PORTLAND. BY PETER THACHER, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN BOSTON. PUB-
LISHED AT THE REQUEST OF A COMMITTEE FROM THE SOCIETY.
[Portland:] Printed by Thomas Baker Wait. [1788.] pp. 24. 8vo. AAS.
THAYER, JOHN 1755 - 1815
AN ACCOUNT OF THE CONVERSION OF THE REVEREND MB. JOHN THAYER, LATELY A
PROTESTANT MINISTER, AT BOSTON, IN NORTH-AMERICA, WHO EMBRACED THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC BELIGION AT ROME, ON THE 25TH OF MAY, 1783: WRITTEN BY
HIMSELF. TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED SEVERAL EXTRACTS FROM A LETTER WRITTEN
TO HIS BROTHER, IN ANSWER TO SOME OBJECTIONS. ALSO, A LETTER FROM A
YOUNG LADY LATELY RECEIVED BY HIM INTO THE CHUBCH, WBITTEN AFTER MAK-
ING HER FIRST COMMUNION. [Two lines from] Ps. LXXXIX. 1. THE FIFTH EDITION.
Baltimore: Reprinted, (from the London edition) and sold by William
Goddard. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 28. 12ino. AAS. BA. LOC.
THOMAS, ISAIAH, AND COMPANY.
LITERARY PROPOSAL. PROPOSAL OF ISAIAH THOMAS AND COMPANY, FOR PUBLISHING
BY SUBSCRIPTION, A NEW PERIODICAL WORK, TO BE ENTITLED, THE MASSACHU-
SETTS MAGAZINE: OR MONTHLY MUSEUM OF KNOWLEDGE AND RATIONAL ENTER-
TAINMENT. [Two lines of Latin from] HORACE.
[Boston :] Printed by Isaiah Thomas, and Company. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 12, (iv). 8vo. AAS.
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THOMAS, ISAIAH, AND COMPANY, continued.
— • A PROPOSAL FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION, IN BOSTON, A NEW PERIOD-
ICAL WORK, TO BE ENTITLED, THE MASSACHUSETTS MAGAZINE; OR MONTHLY
MUSEUM OP KNOWLEDGE AND RATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT. [Two lines of Latin
from] HORACE.
Boston: Printed by Isaiah Thomas and Company. 1788. Broadside, fol.
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS SPY; OR THE WORCESTER GAZETTE. VOL. xvn. No. 783.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, [ — No. 820. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, Printer, Bookseller,
and Stationer. 1788. fol. AAS.
On resuming publication, after a voluntary suspension for two years,
from principle, Isaiah Thomas editorially announced : "The Printer
has the happiness of once more presenting to the publick The Massa-
chusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette, which at length is restored to its
constitutional liberty (thanks to our present Legislature) after a suspen-
sion of two years. Heaven grant that the freedom of the press, on which
depends the freedom of the people, may in the United States be ever
guarded with a watchful eye, and defended from shackles of every
form and shape until the trump of the celestial messenger shall
announce the final dissolution of all things."
THOMSON, JAMES 1700 - 1748
THE SEASONS. IN FOUR BOOKS. WITH BRITANNIA. BY JAMES THOMSON. To WHICH
ARE ADDED TUB FOLLOWING PIECES, I. ODE ON ST. CECILIA'S DAY, BY MR. POPE.
ii. ALEXANDER'S FEAST, OB THE POWER OP MUSICK, BY MR. DRYDEN. in. ODE
ON SOLITUDE, BY MR. POPE. IV. TlIE DYING CHRISTIAN TO HIS SOUL, AN ODE, BY
THE SAME. V. TlIE UNIVERSAL PRAYER, BY THE SAME. VI. ELEGY, TO THE MEM-
ORY OF AN UNFORTUNATE LADY, BY THE SAME. VII. VKNI CREATOR SPIRITTUS,
TRANSLATED IN PARAPHRASE, BY Mil. DRYDEN. To WHICH IS PREFIXED, THE LlFE
AND LITERARY CHARACTER OF MR. THOMSON. ILLUSTRATED WITH A NEW SET OF
DESIGNS.
Philadelphia : Pinted [sic] [by Prichard and Hall] for Bice and Co.
Market- Street. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (4), vii, [216.] 12mo. AAS.
The last page is wrongly numbered 214.
THORNTON, ELISHA
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789: [Four lines.] BY ELISHA
THORNTON, OF SMITHFIELD. [Four lines of verse.]
Newport (Rhode-Island) Printed and sold by Peter Edes. [1788.] pp.
[24.] 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
TILLARY, JAMES 1751-1818
AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, JUNE 24,
1788.
New -York: 1788.
TILTON, JAMES 1745 - 1822
THE BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF DIONYSIUS, TYRANT OF DELAWARE, ADDRESSED TO
THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY TlMOLEON. [Five lines
from] INSTRUCTIVE MAXIMS, POL. AND MOH. SEE COL. MAG. FOR Nov. 1787.
[Ornament.]
Philadelphia, Printed in the year 1788. pp. (100). 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
An anonymous attack upon George Read, which has also been ascribed
to William Bollan.
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21499 TIME, MARK, pseudonym.
MARK TIME'S ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OOR LORD 1789, AND THE THIRTEENTH
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by EUazer Oswald, [1788.]
21500 TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW-YORK. KEEP A GOOD LOOK-OUT, MY FELLOW-CITIZENS !
THE ENEMIES OF FEDERALISM KNOW THEY CAN DO NOTHING IN THIS CITY BY FAIR
PLAY. [A reply to "Many Federalists"] ONE AND ALL.
[New -York: 29th April, 1788.] Broadside. 4to. LOC.
21501 TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. THERE WAS A TIME
WHEN A MAJORITY OF THE CITIZENS OF NEW-YORK WERE SO OPPOSED TO LAW-
YERS AS MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE, THAT A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF THAT
PROFESSION, THOUGH CONFESSEDLY A MAN OF ABILITIES, AND IN OTHER RESPECTS,
OF UNIMPEACHABLE CHARACTER, COULD NOT OBTAIN A MAJORITY OF SUFFRAGES,
PRINCIPALLY OWING TO THE CIRCUMSTANCE OF HIS BEING OF THAT PROFESSION.
. . . MANY FEDERALISTS. JOHN JAY, [and eight others.] NEW- YORK. APRIL
28, 1788.
[New -York: 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
21502 TO THE INHABITANTS OF KlNGS COUNTY. FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS, YOU
WERE ADDRESSED A FEW DAYS SINCE, IN DUTCH, BY A PERSON UNDER THE SIGNA-
TURE OF A KING'S COUNTY FARMER, INTENDED AS A REPLY, TO A PUBLICATION
OF MINE, TO YOU ON THE 23o DAY OF MARCH. . . . [Answering his objections
to the new Federal Constitution. Signed,] A FLAT-BUSH FARMER. FLAT-BUSH,
21ST APRIL, 1788. [Colophon:]
— [New-York: Printed by Francis Childs.] — [1788.] pp. (2). fol.
21503 TO THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF QUAKERS. [On the evil consequences of the use of
intoxicating liquors.]
[Philadelphia: 1788.] Broadside. 4to.
21504 TOBLER, JOHN
THE SOUTH-CAROLINA & GEORGIA ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789:
BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. [Thirteen lines.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland dk M'lver, No. 47, Bay. [1788.] pp.
(26). 12mo. LOC.
Contains, a General description of South Carolina.
21505 TOWNSEND, SHIPPIE
PEACE AND JOY: BEING A BRIEF ATTEMPT TO CONSIDER THE BLESSINGS OF THE
PEACE BETWEEN GREAT-BRITAIN AND AMERICA, &C. WITH OUR OBLIGATIONS
ARISING THEREFROM. ALSO, THE EVIDENCE OF PEACE WITH GOD, THROUGH JESUS
CHRIST, DRAWN FROM THE OLD AND NEW-TESTAMENTS. TOGETHER WITH OUR
OBLIGATIONS TO KEEP THE FOUNDATION OF OUR PEACE, THUS EVIDENCED, ALWAYS
IN REMEMBRANCE. WITH SOME THOUGHTS ON THE LORD'S SUPPER, INSTITUTED IN
REMEMBRANCE OF HlM WHO IS OUR PEACE. BY SnlPPIK TOWNSEND. [Six lines of
Scripture quotations.]
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, next Liberty-Pole. M,DCC,LXXX-
VIII. pp. 107, (1). 12niO. AAS. BA. BM. LOC.
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TRUMBULL, BENJAMIN 1735 - 1820
AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY TO THE LEARNED, WITH RESPECT TO THE
UNLAWFULNESS OP DIVORCES, IN ALL CASES, EXCEPTING THOSE OP INCONTINENCY.
THE SUBSTANCE OP THE ARGUMENT WAS PLEADED BEFORE THE CONSOCIATION OP
THE COUNTY OF NEW-HAVEN, DECEMBER OTH, 1785. To WHICH AN APPENDIX is
SUBJOINED, EXHIBITING A GENERAL VIEW OP THE LAWS AND CUSTOMS OF CON-
NECTICUT, AND OP THEIR DEFICIENCY RESPECTING THE POINT IN DISPUTE. BY
BENJAMIN TRUMBULL, A. M. PASTOR OP THE CIIUKCH IN NORTH-HAVEN. [One
line from] JESUS CHRIST.
New-Haven: Printed by J. Meigs. A. D. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. 53, (1).
SVO. AAS. BA. BM. CHS. LOC. NYPL. UTS. 1C.
TUCKER, JOHN 1719 - 1792
Half-title: DR. TUCKER'S SERMON ON A DAY OP PRAYER PREVIOUS TO THE CHOICE
OF A GOSPEL-MINISTER.
Title: A SERMON, DELIVERED AT NEWBURY-PORT, AUGUST 14TH, 1788, ON A DAY
SET APART BY THE FIRST CHURCH THERE, TO SEEK THE DlVINE DIRECTION AND
BLESSING IN THE CHOICE AND SETTLEMENT OF A COLLEAGUE-PASTOR WITH THE
REV. THOMAS GARY: BY JOHN TUCKER, D. D. PASTOR OP THE FIRST CHURCH IN
NEWBURY.
New bury-Port : Printed and sold by John Mycall. 1788. pp. [52.] 8vo.
To which are added, the letters which passed between the rev. Mr.
Gary and the parish, and their doings consequent thereon. In two
states : a few copies were printed on fine paper.
TUCKER, ST. GEORGE 1752 - 1827
LIBERTY, A POEM ; ON THE INDEPENDENCE OP AMERICA.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp.20. 4to.
TURFORD, HUGH - 1713
THE GROUNDS OF A HOLY LIFE : OR THE WAY BY WHICH MANY WHO WERE HEATHENS,
CAME TO BE RENOWNED CHRISTIANS; AND SUCH AS ARE NOW SINNEKS, MAY COME
TO BE NUMBERED WITH SAINTS; BY LITTLE PREACHING. To WHICH IS ADDED,
PAUL'S SPEECH TO THE BISHOP OF CRETIA. As ALSO, A TRUE TOUCHSTONE OR
TRIAL OF CHRISTIANITY. BY HUGH TURFORD. THE ELEVENTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Grukshank, in Market- Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. viii, 123. 24mo. AAS. LOC.
Second title: PAUL'S SPEECH TO THE BISHOP OP CRETE. [Fourteen lines.] BY
HUGH TURFORD.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII.
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.
AN ACT FOR THE PUNISHMENT OP CERTAIN CRIMES AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
New-York: Printed by Thomas Oreenleaf. [1788.] pp. 5, (1). fol.
AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE JUDICIAL COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
New-York: Printed by Thomas Greenlenf. [1788.] pp. 12. fol.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, JUNE 11, 1788. ON THE
REPORT OP A COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OF MR. DANE, MR. HAMILTON AND MR.
BROWN, . . . WHO WERE ORDERED TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE INVALID
ESTABLISHMENT :
[New -York: June 11, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
[BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. JUNE 20, 1788.] THE COM-
MITTEE CONSISTING OP TO WHOM WAS REFEKRED THE MEMORIAL OF GEORGE
MORGAN AND HIS ASSOCIATES, RESPECTING A TRACT OF LAND IN THE ILLINOIS
COUNTRY ON THE MlSSISIPPI [»IC\, BEG LEAVE TO REPORT, THAT THERE ARE SUN-
DRY FRENCH SETTLEMENTS ON THE RIVER MISSISSIPPI WITHIN THE TRACT WHICH
MR. MORGAN AND HIS ASSOCIATES PROPOSE TO PURCHASE. . . .
[New-York: 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
This issue, without the names of the Committee, is in large type,
leaded. The following is in a smaller type, double columns, with the
names.
- BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, JUNE 20, 1788. THE COM-
MITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. WILLIAMSON, MR. DANE, MR. CARRINGTON, MR.
KEARNEY, AND MR. WINGATE, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE MEMORIAL OF
GEORGE MORGAN AND HIS ASSOCIATES, RESPECTING A TRACT OF LAND IN THE
ILLINOIS COUNTRY ON THE MISSISIPPI [sic], HAVING REPORTED THEREON, AND
THEIR REPORT BEING AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: . . . RESOLVED, THAT CONGRESS
AGREE TO THE SAID REPORT.
[New-York: 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOG. NYPL.
BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. JULY 9, 1788. A SUPPLEMENT
TO AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE FOR ASCERTAINING THE MODE OF
DISPOSING OF LANDS IN THE WESTERN TERRITORY." . . .
[New-York: 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NTPL.
- BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20,
1788. THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. CLARK, MR. DANE, MR. WILLIAMSON,
MR. BlNGHAM, AND MR. BALDWIN, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE REPORT OF THE
BOARD OF TREASURY, RESPECTING A REQUISITION FOB, THE YEAR 1788, HAVING
REPORTED, . . .
[New -York: 1788.] pp. (2). fol. LOG. NYPL.
- BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, A PROCLAMATION. [Touch-
ing intrusions upon the hunting grounds reserved by Treaty to the Cherokee
Indians, and ordering the departure of intruders.] DONE IN CONGRESS, THIS
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IN TIIE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND OF OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE
THE THIRTEENTH. CYRUS GRIFFIN, PRESIDENT. CHARLES THOMSON, SECRETARY.
[New-York: 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOG. NYPL.
- BY THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, SEPTEMBER 13, 1788.
WHEREAS THE CONVENTION ASSEMBLED IN PHILADELPHIA, PURSUANT TO THE
RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS OF THE 21sT FEBRUARY, 1787, DID ON THE 17TH OF
SEPTEMBER IN THE SAME YEAR, REPORT TO THE UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS
ASSEMBLED, A CONSTITUTION FOR THB PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES; . . .
RESOLVED, THAT THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JANUARY NEXT, BE THE DAY FOR
APPOINTING ELECTORS IN THE SEVERAL STATES, WHICH BEFORE THE SAID DAY
SHALL HAVE RATIFIED THE SAID CONSTITUTION; THAT THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT, BE THE DAY FOR THE ELECTORS TO ASSEMBLE IN THEIR RESPEC-
TIVE STATES, AND VOTE FOR A PRESIDENT; AND THAT THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
MARCH NEXT, BE THE TIME, AND THE PRESENT SEAT OF CONGRESS THE PLACE
FOR COMMENCING PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE SAID CONSTITUTION.
[New -York: 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOG. NYPL.
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21520
UNITED STATES, continued.
THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF TO WHOM WAS IIEFEHKED THE REPORT OF
THE BOARD OF TREASURY RESPECTING A REQUISITION FOR THE YEAR 1788,
REPORT, . . .
[New -York: August 20, 1788.] pp. (4). fol. LOC.
- THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF Mu. CARRINGTON, MR. EDWARDS, MB. BALD-
WIN, MR. OTIS, AND MR. TUCKER TO WHOM WERE REFERRED THE RATIFICATIONS
OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION WHICH HAVE BEEN TRANSMITTED TO CONGRESS BY
THE SEVERAL RATIFYING STATES, REPORT AS FOLLOWS . . .
[New-York: September 13, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
21521
21522
- THE COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF MR. WADSWORTH, MR. IRVINE AND MR.
WHITE, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE PETITION OF THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN
INHABITANTS OF POST ST. VINCENT'S AND THE ILLINOIS, BY THEIR AGENT, MB.
TARDIVEAU, BEG LEAVE TO REPORT, THAT AS THERE is MUCH UNCEBTAINTY
ABOUT THE POSSESSIONS OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE COUNTRY UPON THE WABASH
AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, AND THE QUANTITIES OF LAND THAT THEY MAY BE
ENTITLED RESPECTIVELY TO HOLD AND ENJOY, BY RIGHTS ACQUIRED BEFORE THEY
BECAME SUBJECTS OF THE UNITED STATES; IN ORDER TO QUIET THEIR MINDS, TO
MAINTAIN THEM ON THEIR JUST RIGHTS, AND EXTEND TO THEM THE LIBERALITY
OF THE UNITED STATES, THEY SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS, viz. . . .
[New -York: May 5, 1788.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
- DE CONSTITUTIE, EENPARIGLYK GEA ECORDEARD BY DE ALGEMEENE CONVEN-
TIE, GEHONDEN IN DE SlAD VON PHILADELPHIA, IN *T .lAAR 1787 : EN GESHBMIT-
TEEH AAN HIT VOLK DE VEREENIGDE SlAATEN VAN NOORD-AMERIKA: ZYNDE
VAN SES DERZELVIR STAATEN ALHEEDE GEADOPTKERD, NAMENTLYK, MASSACHU-
SETTS, CONNECTICUT, NIEUW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE EN GEORGIA.
VESTAALD DOOR LAMBERTUS DE RONDE, v. D. M.
Gedrukt by Order van de Federal Committee, in de Stad tan Albany, Door
Charles R. Webster, in zyne Vrye Boek-Druki»g, No. 86, Staat-Straat, na by de
EJngelsche Kirke in dezehde Stad, 1788. pp.32. 16mo. BPL.
21523
21524
21525
- — THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. [With the Ratification of
the State of Connecticut, January 9, 1788.]
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin? 1788.] pp. (8). fol. NYPL
WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILLITY, PROVIDE
FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE
BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND ESTAB-
LISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
[Poughkeepsie: Printed by Nicholas Power, 1788.] pp. 20. 4to.
The official edition printed for the use of the New York Convention.
The text is printed on one side of the leaf, only, to page 17 ; after
that on both sides.
- CONVENTION BETWEEN His MOST CHRISTIAN MAJESTY AND THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFINING AND ESTABLISHING THE FUNCTIONS
AND PRIVILEGES OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CONSULS AND VICE CONSULS.
[New -York: 1788.] pp. 10. 4to.
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21529
21530
21531
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21533
UNITED STATES, continued.
JOOBNAI, OF THE UNITED STATES IN CONGKESS ASSEMBLED: CONTAINING THE
PROCEEDINGS FROM THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1787. To THK 3D DAY OF
NOVEMBER 1788. VOLUME xm. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS.
/'Philadelphia:] Printed by John Dunlap. [1788.] pp. 170, (1),
xcviii, xi. 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
The Index is misprinted volume xiv.
• JOURNALS OF CONGRESS. CONTAINING THE PROCEEDINGS FROM JANUARY 1,
1777, TO JANUARY 1, 1778. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS. VOLUME in.
New -York: Printed by John Patterson. [1788.] pp.603,xxii. 8vo. NYPL.
- MANUAL EXERCISE AND EVOLUTIONS OF THE CAVALRY. As PRACTISED IN THE
LATE AMERICAN ARMY. SECOND WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, and sold at his
Bookstore. MDCCLXXXVIII.
- THE RATIFICATIONS OF THE NEW FOJDERAL CONSTITUTION, TOGETHER WITH
THE AMENDMENTS, PROPOSED BY THE SEVERAL STATES. THIS COLLECTION WAS
MADE AT THE INSTANCE OF SEVERAL GENTLEMEN, WHO SUPPOSED, THAT IT WOULD
BE USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE TO THE PUBLIC, TO BE ABLE TO COMPARE AT ONCE
THE SENTIMENTS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES TOGETHER.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis, M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. (2), (2),
[32.] 12mo. AAS. LOC.
"Provisional note. *** The ratification of Connecticut, New- Jersey,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, being unconditional, and not
even proposing an amendment, we omit them."
- REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OF THE UNITED
STATES. BY BARON DE STEUBEN. [Two lines.] THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXX-
VIII. pp. 96, 2 folded plates. 12mo. AAS.
BARON STEUBEN'S REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE
TROOPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Salem: Printed and sold by Dabney and CusJting. 1788.
- SCHEDULE OF THE REQUISITIONS ON THE SEVERAL STATES, BY THE UNITED
STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED;-OF 10TH SEPT. 1782; 30'rn OCT. 1781, AND
27'rn AND 2STn APRIL, 1784: OF 27TH SEPT. 1785, 2o AUG. 1780; AND OF UTII
OCT. 1787: SHEWING THE QUOTAS ASSIGNED TO EACH, THE AMOUNT PAID THEREON,
AND THE BALANCES DUE [31 March, 1788.] TREASURY OP THE UNITED STATES.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
[New -York: 1788.] Broadside, obi. fol.
- A SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "An ORDINANCE FOR ASCER-
TAINING THE MODE OF DISPOSING OF LANDS IN THE WESTERN TERRITORY.
WHEREAS IT APPEARS INCONVENIENT TO PURSUE THE MODE PRESCRIBED IN THE
LAND ORDINANCE PASSED THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, IN THE YEAR ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE, . . .
[New -York: March 19, 1788.] pp. (2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
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21536
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21538
21539
21540
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21542
UNITED STATES, continued.
UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. MAT 22o, 1788. THE COMMITTEE
CONSISTING OF MR. DANE, MR. WILLIAMSON, MR. IRVINE, MR. HAMILTON, AND
MR. BROWN, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A MOTION OF MR. DANE, RELATIVE TO
PUBLIC AND UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS, HAVING REPORTED, . . . RESOLVED, THAT
CONGRESS AGREE TO THE SAID REPORT.
[New -York: 1788.] Broadside. 4to. LOC. NYPL.
[U. S. Arms.] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND
HISTORICAL. [R. I. Arms.] VOL.V. NUMB. 210. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB.
261. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Published by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street, Providence. 1788. fol.
VAN CUELEN, JACOBUS
THE DELAWARE ALMANACK, OR EASTERN SHORE CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR 1789;
[Seventeen lines.]
Wilmington : Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. who will give great
allowance to those who purchase a quantity, and perform all sorts of printing work
in the best manner, and most reasonable terms. [1788.] AAS.
VAN NESS, JOHN PETER 1770 - 1847
AN ORATION, COMPOSED AND DELIVERED BY JOHN P. VAN NESS, (16 YEARS OF AGE)
AT THE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION, HELD AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE, IN NEW-YORK,
THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1787. FOR WHICH HE OBTAINED THE PREMIUM OF
ELOQUENCE.
Albany: Printed by Charles B. and George Webster. 1788.
VARNUM, JAMES MITCHELL 1749 - 1790
AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT MARIETTA, JULY 4, 1788, BY THE HON. JAMES M. VAR-
NUM, ESQ. ONE OF THE JUDGES OF THE WESTERN TERRITORY; THE SPEECH OF
HIS EXCELLENCY ARTHUR ST. CLAIR, ESQUIRE, UPON THE PROCLAMATION OF THE
COMMISSION APPOINTING HIM GOVERNOR OF SAID TERRITORY; AND THE PROCEED-
INGS OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY OF MARIETTA.
Newport (Rhode-Island) Printed by Peter Edes, MDCCLXXXVIII. pp.
(2), [14.J 4tO. AAS. LOC. MHS.
Published by the Ohio Land Company.
DER VERBESSERTE HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE LAND UNO STAATS CALEN-
DER AUK DAS JAHR . . . 1789. ZUM FUNFTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Friedrichs-Stadt, Maryland: Gedruckt bey Matthias Bartgis. [1788.]
VERMONT. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF VERMONT, AT THEIR
SESSION AT MANCHESTER, THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, 1788.
[Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner, 1788.] pp. 28. 4to.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF VERMONT, AT THEIR STATED SESSION AT MANCHESTER, OCTOBER, 1788.
Windsor : Printed by Alden Spooner, Printer to the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. 50. 4to.
THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [Motto.] VOL. v. No. 32. TOTAL No. 240. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 7, [ — VOL. vi. No. 31. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Bennington: Printed and published by Haswell and Russell. 1788. fol.
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21543 THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE UNIVKHSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. v.
No. 232. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. vi. No. 283. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1788.]
Windsor: Printed by Hough and Spooner. 1788. fol. AAS.
With the issue for December 22d, the partnership was dissolved. George
Hough removed to Concord, New Hampshire. Alden Spooner continu-
ing the publication of the Journal, as sole proprietor, to the year 1816.
21544 DAS VERGNtTGTE LEBEN EINES EINSAMEN, NAMENS JORGEL. GLUCKSELIG IST DEK
MANN DEK so WIE JORGEL LEBEN KAN!
[Ephrata: Klosterpresse. 1788.]
21545 VERSES ADDRESSED TO MR. ELISHA THOMAS, TOGETHER WITH A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF
HIS EXECUTION &C.
Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne, 1788.
21546 A VIEW OF THE PRINCIPLES, OPERATIONS AND PROBABLE EFFECTS OF THE FUNDING
SYSTEM OF PENNSYLVANIA. TOGETHER WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECTS
OF A SINKING FUND, TENDING TO SHOW THAT THIS STATE, BY A PROPER APPLICA-
TION OF HER PRESENT RESOURCES, MAY REDEEM THE WHOLE CAPITAL OF HER
FUNDED DEBT IN A FEW YEARS. " PUBLIC CREDIT IS PUBLIC WEALTH." RECOM-
MENDED TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND PARTICU-
LARLY TO THOSE WHO ARE PUBLIC CREDITORS.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, in Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.'[23.] 8vo. JCB. LOC.
21547 VILLIERS, R.
RICHMOND GARDEN, A POEM. DEDICATED TO HIS EXCELLENCY EDMUND RANDOLPH,
ESQUIRE. WRITTEN BY AN INHABITANT OF RICHMOND, IN VIRGINIA.
Richmond: Printed for the Author, and sold by Messrs, Davis, Dixon and
Nicolson, Printers. 1788.
Advertised in The State Gazette of North -Carolina in 1789, as " by R.
Villiers, comedian."
21548 VIRGINIA. STATE.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MON-
DAY THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND
SENEN [gie] HUNDRED AND KiGHTY-SEVEN. [ — 8 January, 1788.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis and Thomas Nicolson. [1788.] pp.
[47], (1). fol. LOC.
2154C ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
GINIA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON MONDAY THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ 8 January, 1788.]
Richmond: Printed by J. Dixon, A. Dams and T. Nicolson. [1788.] pp.
[47], (2). fol. LOC. NYPL. VSL.
The two impressions differ, also, in form, but not in matter, of the last
three pages.
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VIRGINIA. STATE, continued.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
GINIA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUliLIC BUILDINGS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LOUD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. [ 80 June, 1788.]
Richmond: Printed by Dixon, Davis, and Nicolson. [1788.] Broadside, fol.
- DEBATES AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA, CON-
VENED AT RICHMOND, ON MONDAY THE 2o DAY OF JUNE, 1788, FOR THE PURPOSE
OF DELIBERATING ON THE CONSTITUTION RECOMMENDED BY THE GRAND FEDERAL
CONVENTION. To WHICH is PREFIXED, THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION. [Volume i.]
Petersbury: Printed by Hunter and Prentis. M,DGC,LXXXVIII [sic].
pp. [194-] 8VO. AA8. BA. JC15. HC. I.OC. NYPL.
The Debates were taken in short-hand by David Robertson. Volumes
n, and in, were published in 1789. And the whole was reprinted, in a
second edition, in Richmond in 1805.
21552
21553
21554
21555
21556
- RICHMOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA. IN CONVENTION, WEDNESDAY, THE 25iH OF
JUNE, 1788. THE CONVENTION, ACCORDING TO THE ORDER OF THE DAY, RESOLVED
ITSELF INTO A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONVENTION, TO TAKE INTO FARTHER
CONSIDERATION, THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED
STATES;. . . [With the Constitution.] [Colophon :]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Dams, Printer to the honorable Con-
tention. [1788.] pp. (3). fol. LOC.
_ RICHMOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA. IN CONVENTION, WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH
OF JUNE, 1788. ... IN CONVENTION. FRIDAY, THE 2~TH OF JUNE, 1788.
. . . [Colophon:]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis, Printer to the honorable Convention.
[1788.] pp. [4.] fol. LOC.
This impression does not have the Constitution ; but has the proceed-
ings of both sessions.
- IN COUNCIL, 29ra DEC. 1788. SIR, IN THE SETTLEMENT OF THE ACCOUNT OF
THIS COMMONWEALTH WITH THE UNITED STATES, VOUCHERS ARE REQUIRED
. . . [Signed,] BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.
[Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson f 1788.] Broadside. 4to. LOC.
- JOURNAL OF THE CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA. HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT.
[Richmond:] Printed by Augustine Davis, Printer to the Contention.
1788. pp. [42.] 4to. NYPL.
— JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THK COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA;
BEGUN AND HOLDEN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ON
MONDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN. [ 8 January, 1788.]
[Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis and Thomas Nicolson, 1788.] pp.
111. fol. VSL.
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
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VIRGINIA. STATE, continued.
21557 — JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OP DELEGATES OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP VIR-
GINIA; BEGUN AND HOLDEN IN THE CITY OP RICHMOND, IN THE COUNTY OP HEN-
RICO, ON MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OP JUNE, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. [ 30 June, 1788.]
[Richmond: Printed by Dixon, Davis, and Nicolson, 1788.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
21558 JOURNAL OP THE SENATE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP VIRGINIA; BEGUN AND
HELD IN THE CITY OP RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE 15TH DAY OP OCTOBER, IN
THE YEAR OP OUR LoRD 1787, AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH. [ — 8 January, 1788.]
[Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis and Thomas Nicolson, 1788.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
21559 SUPPLEMENT TO THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL, NEW-YORK, JULY 2, 1788. IN
OUR INDEPENDENT JOURNAL OP THIS MORNING, WE ANNOUNCED THE RATIFICATION
OP THE NEW CONSTITUTION BY THE CONVENTION OP VIRGINIA: FOR THE GRATI-
FICATION OP OUR READERS, WE PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS, RECEIVED
BY THIS DAY'S POST: — RATIFICATION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION, BY THE CON-
VENTION OP VIRGINIA, ON WEDNESDAY LAST, BY A MAJORITY OF 10: - - - 88
FOR IT, 78 AGAINST IT. ... [Colophon:]
New-York: Printed, by J. and A. M'Lean, Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover-Square. [1788.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
21560 THE VIRGINIA [U. S. arms] CENTINEL; OR, THE WINCHESTER MERCURY. PATRIA
CARA, CARIOH LIBERTAS. VOL. I. NO. 1. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. [ No. 40.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Winchester : Printed by Richard Bouen and Co. in London- Street, between
the County Clerk's Office and the Run; where letter-press and copper-plate printing
is executed with neatness and dispatch, and books bound. 1788. fol.
Established by Richard Bowen, and continued by him after 1798. In
1792, the title was altered to Bowen's Virginia Centinel & Gazette: or,
tfie Winchester Political repository. In 1793, the word "political" was
dropped, and a cut of the Arms of the United States added. Sometime
before 1798 the title was again altered to the Winchester Gazette, under
which it was continued certainly to the year 1810.
21661 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER. [Motto.] VOL. n. No.
79. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 180. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Petersburg : Printed by Miles Hunter and William Prentis, in Bolling-
brook-Street. 1788. fol.
21562 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 285. THURSDAY, JANU-
ARY 3, [—No. 336. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1788.]
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1788. fol.
21563 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WINCHESTER ADVERTISER. VOL. 1. No. 26. FRIDAY,
JANUARY 4, [ — ]
Winchester : Printed by Bartgis and Willcocks, 1788. fol.
In April, Richard Bowen began the publication of the Virginia Cen-
tinel, in Winchester, which probably superseded the Gazette in pub-
lication.
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21565
21566
21567
21568
21569
THE VIRGINIA HERALD, AND FBEDKRICKSBUUO ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. i.
NUMB. 31. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. n. NUMB. 82. THURSDAY, DECEM-
BER 25, 1788.J
FredericksTiurg : Printed by Timothy Green and Company, at the Post-
Office, . . . 1788. fol. AAS.
THE VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. VOL. n. NOME. 76. WEDNESDAY, JAN-
UARY 2, [ — NUMB. 128. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Itichmond: Printed by Aug. Da-cis, near the Bridge. . . . 1788. fol.
THE VIRGINIA JOURNAL, AND ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER. Hue UNDIQUE GAZA CON-
GERITUR VlRG. VOL. IV. No. 203. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. V. NO. 242.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1788.]
Alexandria : Printed by George RicJi'ards and Company, [at tlieir Print-
ing-Office on Fairfax- Street.] 1788. fol.
It appears that, following the above date, publication ceased this year.
VITAL SPARK: ANTHEM.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John M'Culloch, in
Third-Street. 1788.
WALL, GEORGE, JUNIOR
A DESCRIPTION, WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE, OF A NEWLY INVENTED SURVEY-
ING INSTRUMENT, CALLED THE TRIGONOMETER. FOR THE MAKING AND VENDING
OF WHICH, THE INVENTOR HATH OBTAINED AN EXCLUSIVE RIGHT FOR TWENTY-
ONE YEARS, FROM THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA. To WHICH ARE ADDED.
I. A METHOD OF FINDING THE CONTENT OF ANY PIECE OF LAND, BY A SCALE OF
EQUAL PAIITS AND COMPASSES ONLY, WITHOUT ANY CALCULATION WHATEVER.
II. A TABLE OF NATURAL SINES, CALCULATED TO FIVE PLACES OF DECIMALS; WITH
VARIOUS EXAMPLES OF ITS USE, IN SURVEYING, &C. III. RULES RESPECTING THE
VARIATION OF THE NEEDLE. IV. THEOREMS, FOR SOLVING ALL CASES IN PLANE
TRIGONOMETRY, BY THE PEN ONLY. V. AN EASY METHOD OF FINDING THE EXACT
COURSE AND DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO OBJECTS, WHICH ARE INVISIBLE THE ONE
FROM THE OTHER. THE WHOLE ILLUSTRATED WITH CUTS, AND AN ELEGANT
ENGRAVING OF THE INSTRUMENT. BY GEORGE WALL, JUNIOR, OF BUCKS COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junr. on the west side of
Fourth- Street, near tJie University. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (32), plate. 8vo. BA.
Collation : Plate (1), Title (1), State copyright, signed J. B. Smith.
February 26, 1788 (1), Recommendations (1), An Act for granting unto
George Wall, jun. the sole and exclusive priviledge of making and
vending a mathematical instrument by him invented, for the term of
twenty-one years. Enacted 10th September, 1787 (2), Text 7-32.
WARING, WILLIAM
THE NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789: BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE AFTER THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT. FITTED TO THE LATITUDE OF
FORTY DEGREES, AND A MERIDIAN OF NEAR FIVE HOURS WEST FROM LONDON.
CONTAINING THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON; TRANSIT OF MERCURY OVER
THE SUN'S DISK, AND ELEMENTS OF THE EXPECTED COMET; THE TRUE PLACES AND
ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS, &C. &C. THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY WM.
WARING.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. [1788.] pp. (40). 16mo.
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21571
21572
WARING, WILLIAM, continued.
POOR WILL'S ALMANACK FOB THE TEAK OP OUR LORD, 1789.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, [1788.]
21573
21574
- POOR WILL'S POCKBT ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789; BEING
THE FIRST AFTER LEAP-TEAR. [Eighteen lines.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold liy Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street.
[1788.] pp. (32). 32ino. LOC.
- POULSON'S TOWN AND COUNTRT ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789
BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP-TEAR. [Thirty lines.] THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCU-
LATIONS BT WILLIAM WARING, TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS IN THE FHIENDS ACA-
DEMY.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Zachariah Paulson, junior, in Fourth-
street, near the University. [1788.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
WARREN. RHODE ISLAND. WARREN ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE WARREN ASSOCIATION, HELD AT STURBHIDGE, AT THE REVEREND
MR. DODGE'S MEETING-HOUSE, 1788.
Printed at Boston, by John W. Allen, opposite tlie north side of the State-
House. — — 1788. pp. 15. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
WATERMAN, SIMON 1737-1813
DEATH CHOSEN RATHER THAN LIFE: OR, THE UPRIGHT HAPPT IN DEATH. A SERMON,
PREACHED IN WATERTOWN, DECEMBER 14, 1787, AT THE FUNERAL OF THE REV.
JOHN TRUMBULL, SENIOR PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN WESTBURT, WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE DECEMBER 13TH, 1787, IN THE 73o TEAR OF HIS AGE, AND 48TH OF
HIS MINISTRY. BT SlMON WATERMAN, A. M. PASTOR OF THE 2D CHURCH OF
CHRIST IN WATERTOWN. [Four lines of quotations.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.
(32). 8VO. AAS. CHS. NTPL.
21575
21576
WATERS, NICOLAUS BAKER
TENTAMEN MEDICUM INAUGURALE, DE SCARLATINA CTNANCHICA.
Philadelphia: Typis Oulielmi Young. 1788. pp. 23. 8vo.
1764-1796
SGO.
WATTS, ISAAC 1674 - 1748
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR CHILDREN ; REVISED AND ALTERED SO AS TO RENDER
THEM OF GENERAL USE. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, A SHORT CATECHISM AND PRAT-
ERS. BT ISAAC WATTS, D. D.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 118. 24mo.
21577
21578
- THE FIRST CATECHISM OF THE PRINCIPLES OF RELIGION, FOR CHILDREN 3 TO
4 TEARS OLD. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE SECOND CATECHISM FOR CHILDREN 7 TO
8 TEARS OLD. BT I. WATTS, D. D.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull. 1788.
- FRIENDSHIP : ANTHEM. SET TO MUSIC BT THE REV. JAMES LYON.
Philadelphia: Printed typographically, and sold by John M'Culloch, in
Third-Street. 1788.
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21580
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
WEATHKRWISE'S ALMANACK, FOK THE YEAR 1789. [Thirteen lines.]
Boston : Printed and sold by Edmund Freeman, opposite the north door of
the State Home. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
- Cover title: THE FEDERAL ALMANACK. [Cut of Fame, with scroll of Federal
Constitution, hovering over] FEDERAL HALL. [Ten lines of verse.]
Second title: WEATHEHWISE'S FEDERAL ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1789. BEING THE FIRST YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE OH LEAP YEAR, AND THE
THIRTEENTH OP THE AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Twelve lines.]
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, wholesale and retail, at his
Office near Oliver's Dock. — fyhere may be had singing books school books &c.
[1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
Contains, Poetical eulogies of the American Revolutionary Generals.
21581
21582
21583
21584
WEATHERWISE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF ODR LORD,
1789.
Boston: Printed and sold by J. White, and C. Cambridge f [1788.]
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR 1758 - 1843
AN AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN READING AND SPEAKING. CALCULATED TO
IMPROVE THE MINDS AND REFINE THE TASTE OF YOUTH. AND ALSO TO INSTRUCT
THEM IN THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND POLITICS OF THE UNITED STATUS. TO
WHICH IS PREFIXED, RULES IN ELOCUTION, AND DIRECTIONS FOR EXPRESSING THE
PRINCIPAL PASSIONS OF THE MIND. BEING THE THIRD PART OF A GRAMMATICAL
INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. THE
FOURTH EDITION. [Two lines from] MIRABEAU.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin, at their Printing-
Office, a few rods north of the Bridge. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp.204. 12mo. AAS.
— THE ART OF SPEAKING. BEING AN AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN
READING AND SPEAKING. CALCULATED TO IMPROVE THE MINDS AND REFINE THE
TASTE OF YOUTH; AND TO INSTRUCT THEM IN THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AN*>
POLITICS OF THE UNITED STATES. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ.
Albany: Printed and sold by Charles R. and George Webster & Co. 1788.
THE AMERICAN SPELLING-BOOK, OR FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. THE TENTH EDITION,
WITH ADDITIONAL LESSONS, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED BY THE AUTHOR; WITH A
FRONTISPIECE, A STRIKING LIKENESS OF HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by William Young, comer of Chesnut and
Second-Streets. 1788.
21585
- — THE AMERICAN SPELLING-BOOK, OR FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTI-
TUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. THE ELEVENTH
EDITION, WITH ADDITIONAL LESSONS, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED BY THE AUTHOR;
WITH A FRONTISPIECE, A STRIKING LIKENESS OF HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL
WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by William Young. 1788.
Advertised by William Young. Thomas C. Green, New London, also
advertised, January 23, 1789, Webster's Spelling-book. The eleventh
edition, with cuts.
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21587
21588
21589
21590
21591
21592
21593
21594
WEBSTER, ZEPHANIAH.
WEBSTER'S NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR 1789.
Springfield, Massachusetts: Printed by Z. Webster. [1788.]
THE WEEKLY [cut] MONITOR. VOL.IV. NOME. 159. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, [— VOL.
4. NCMB. 207. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1788.]
Litchfield: Printed by Thomas Cottier. 1788. fol. AAS.
The cut pictures an agricultural scene, with the words "Venerate the
plough," above, and the words "Liberty and peace" below. The latter
were dropped in July. For the first half of the year the paper appeared
as: Collier's (Litchfield) Weekly [cut] Monitor. Liberty and peace; the
change to its general title occurring July 14th. In September, Robert ?
Adam was associated with Collier, under the firm name of Collier and
Adam.
WESLEY, JOHN 1703 - 1791
PRIMITIVE PHYSIC; OR, AN EASY AND NATURAL METHOD OF CURING MOST DISEASES.
BY JOHN WESLEY.
Philadelphia : Printed by JosepJi Crukshank. 1788.
— PRIMATIVE [sic] PHYSIC; OR, AN EASY AND NATURAL METHOD OF CURING
MOST DISEASES. BY JOHN WESLEY. THE SIXTEENTH EDITION, CORRECTED AND
ENLARGED.
Trenton: Printed by Quequelle and Wilson, 1788. pp. 125. 16mo. AAS.
WEST, BENJAMIN 1730 - 1813
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDEU, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1789: AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5739. AND THE 13TH OF AMER-
ICAN INDEPENDENCE 'TILL JULY 4TH. BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OH
LEAP YEAH. [Nine lines.] BY ISAAC BICKEHSTAFF, ESQ. [Eight lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
BICKERSTAFF'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1789: [Thirteen lines.]
Boston : Printed and sold by Edmund Freeman, opposite the north door of
the State House. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OR FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR 1789: FIRST
FROM LEAP-YEAR AND THIRTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. THE RISING GLORY OF
THE AMERICAN EMPIRE. [Cut.] [gif WASHINGTON AND LIBERTY FOREVER. ^JgJ
Boston, Pr. by E. Russell, next Lib. Pole. [1788.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS.
Preface signed Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq.
BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789:
[Seventeen lines.]
Norwich : Printed by J. Trumbvll, and sold by the gross, dozen or single.
Where may be had Sheet Almanacks. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1789: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, WHICH COMMENCED
JULY 4, 1776. [Twenty-one lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ; PHILOM. [Four
lines of verse.]
Providence: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Carter, at the
Post-Office, at Shakespeare's Head, near the State-House. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo.
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21597
21598
WEST, BENJAMIN, continued.
— SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE TEAK 1789.
[Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
THE RHODE-ISLAND SHEET ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST
1789.
[Providence: Printed by Bennett Wlieeler, 1788.] Broadside, fol.
WHEELER'S NORTH-AMERICAN CALENDAR, AND RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK,
FOR THE YEAR OF OCR LORD 1789 : AND THE THIRTEENTH OF TUB INDEPENDENCE
OF AMERICA. CALCULATED FOR PROVIDENCE, IN NEW-ENGLAND, BUT -WILL SERVE
FOR ANY OF THE ADJACENT STATES. [Cut of] ARMS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Providence: Printed and sold by Bennett Wheeler. [1788.] pp. (24). 12mo.
WEST, STEPHEN 1735-1 819
A SERMON, PREACHED IN LENOX, DECEMBER CTH, 1787: AT THE EXECUTION OF
JOHN BLY AND CHARLES ROSE, FOR BURGLARY. BY STEPHEN WEST, A. M. PASTOR
IN STOCKBHIDGK.
Pittufield : Printed by Roger Starrs, near the Meeting-House, 1788. pp.
12. 12mo. CHS.
21599
21600
21601
A SERMON, PREACHED AT LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS, DECEMBER 6, 1787,
AT THE EXECUTION OF JOHN Bl.Y AND CHARLES ROSE, FOR BURGLARY. BY
STEPHEN WEST, A. M. PASTOR IN STOCKBRIDGE.
Hudson : Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1788.
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES.
THE ASSEMBLY'S SHORTER CATECHISM. EXPLAINED BY WAY OF QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS. BY THE REV. MESSRS. FlSHER, EllSKINE, AND OTHERS. TllE FIRST
AMERICAN EDITION, FROM THE NINTH BRITISH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, for William Young, the cor-
ner of Chanut and Second- Streets. 1788.
WHITNEY, JOSIAH 173 1 - 1 824
THE ESSENTIAL REQUISITES TO FORM THE GOOD RULER'S CHARACTER, ILLUSTRATED
AND URGED. A SERMON, PREACHED IN THE AUDIENCE OF HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL
HUNTINGTON, ESQ. L. L. D. GOVERNOR, AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF; HIS HONOR
OLIVER WOLCOTT, ESQ. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, AND THE HONOURABLE THE
COUNSELLORS AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
AT HARTFORD, ON THE DAY OF THE ANNIVERSARY ELECTION, MAY STH, 1788. BY
JOSIAH WHITNEY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN BROOKLYN.
, Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. [40]. 8vo.
21602
21603
WHITTINGTON, Sir RICHARD
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. 1788.
-1423
EINE WIDERLEGUNG DES FREYEN WILLINS, UND BEIIAUPTUNG DER GAENZLICHEN
RESTITUTION, ODER WIEDERHERSTELLUNG WAS DURCH DEN FALL VERJ.OHREN
WARD. AUS DE H. SCHRIFT, WIE AUCH AU8 DEH EllFAHRUNG UND VERSCHIEDENEN
EXEMPELN HERGELEITET UND ERWIESEN. IN ZWEY TflEILE VERFASZT. ADDRES8-
IUET AN EINEN FREUND UND CORRESPONDENTEN.
Ephrata: Der Klosterpresze, 1788.
21604
ANHANG ZUM WIDERLEGTEN WIEDERTAEUFER.
[Ephrata: JClosterpresse. 1788.]
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21605
21606
21607
WILKINSON, EDWARD
WISDOM, A POEM.
Newport: Printed and sold by Peter Edes. 1788.
1727 - 1809
21608
21609
21610
— WISDOM, A POEM.
Hudson: Printed and gold by Ashbel Stoddard. 1788.
" Noted for its religious and moral spirit and beautiful style." " A
much admired composition."
WILLIAMS, NATHAN 1735 - 1829
AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING THE DESIGN AND IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM AND
DISCIPLINE; IN WAY OF DIALOGUE BETWEEN A MINISTER AND HIS NEIGHBOR. BY
NATHAN WILLIAMS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN TOLLAND. [Six
lines of quotations.]
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXVIII.
pp. 86. 8vo. AAS.
WILLIS, ELIAKIM 1714 - 1801
MADAM WILLIS'S LETTERS, AND HER CHARACTER. WITH SOME STRICTURES OF
MADAM ANN STOCKBRIDGE'S, AND THE CHARACTER OF MADAM SARAH PAGE. THE
FORMER WAS THE LATE VIRTUOUS CONSORT OF THE REV. ELIAKIM WlLLIS, PASTOR
OF THE SECOND CHURCH OF MALDEN.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverly, at the corner of Back-
Street, leading to Charles River Bridge. 1788.
THE WILMINGTON CENTINEL, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 1. WED-
NESDAY, MARCH 5, [ — No. 44. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1788.]
Wilmington: (North-Carolina) Printed and published by Botcen and
Howard, at their Printing-Office, opposite the Naval-Office: . . . 1788. fol.
Established by Bowen, and Caleb D. Howard. It is not known
how long publication of the Centinel was continued ; but it is presumed
to have been published to the end of its first volume in February, 1789.
In August, 1789, Howard was printing the North-Carolina Chronicle,
at Fayetteville.
WILLISON, JOHN 1680 - 1750
THE AFFLICTED MAN'S COMPANION: OR, A DIRECTORY FOR FAMILIES AND PERSONS
AFFLICTED WITH SICKNESS. OH ANY OTHER DISTRESS. WlTH DIRECTIONS TO THE
SICK, BOTH UNDER AND AFTER AFFLICTION. ALSO TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SICK,
AND OTHERS WHO VISIT THEM. AND LIKEWISE TO ALL, HOW TO PREPARE BOTH
FOR SICKNESS AND DEATH, AND HOW TO BE EXERCISED AT THE TIME OF DYING.
WlTH A COLLECTION OF THE DYING WORDS OF MANY CHOICE AND EMINENT SAINTS.
NECESSARY FOR FAMILIES. BY THE REV. MR. JOHN WILLISON, LATE MINISTER OF
THK GOSPEL AT DUNDEE. [One line from] JOB xm. 15.
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Young, Bookseller and Stationer, the corner
of Chesnut and Second-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXVIII. pp. x, 13-2HO. 16mo. AAS.
21611
- THE MOTHER'S CATECHISM, FOR THE YOUNG CHILD. THIS CATECHISM is
DESIGNED FOR THE FIRST, AND SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO INFANTS AS AN INTRODUC-
TION TO THOSK CA'IECHISMS WHICH ARE NOT SO EASILY UNDERSTOOD. IT IS UNI-
VERSALLY RECOMMENDED BY DIVINES.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, 1788.
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WILLISON, JOHN, continued.
THE MOTHER'S CATECHISM, FOB THE YOUNG CHILD.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold ly Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in
Market- Street. 1788.
- A TREATISE CONCERNING THE SANCTIPICATION OP THE LORD'S DAY, WHEREIN
THE MORALITY OP THE SABBATU, OR THE PERPETUAL OBLIGATION OP THE FOURTH
COMMANDMENT, IS MAINTAINED AGAINST ADVERSARIES; AND THE RELIGIOUS
OBSERVATION OP TI1E LORD'S DAY, OR FIRST DAY OP THE WEEK AS OUR CHRIS-
TIAN SABBATH, is STRONGLY PRESSED BY SCRIPTURE ARGUMENTS. CONTAINING
ALSO, MANY SPECIAL DIRECTIONS AND ADVICES FOR THE BETTER PERFORMING
THE MOST NECESSARY AND COMPREHENSIVE DUTY OP SABBATH-8ANCTIFICATION.
To WHICH ARE ADDED (BY WAY OF APPENDIX) MEDITATIONS POR THE SABBATH
DAY, TAKEN FROM THE AUTHOR'S MANUSCRIPTS. PROPER FOR FAMILIES. [One line
from] REV. i. 10. BY THE REVEREND MK. JOHN WILLISON, LATE MINISTER OP
THE GOSPEL AT DUNDEE.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, Bookseller and Stationer, at the corner
of Chesnut and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVI1I. pp. xvi, 25 - 315, (1). 16mo.
WILSON, JAMES
PEACE: A SERMON.
New -York: 1788.
1751 -1799
WOLCOT, JOHN 1738 - 1819
INSTRUCTIONS TO A CELEBRATED LAUREAT; ALIAS THE PROGRESS OP CURIOSITY;
ALIAS A BIRTH-DAY ODE; ALIAS MR. WHITBREAD'S BREWHOUSE. BY PETER
PINDAR, ESQ. THE EIGHTH EDITION.
New-York: Printed by J. and A. M'Lean? 1788.
THE WORCESTER MAGAZINE. FROM THE FIRST WEEK IN JANUARY TO THE FIRST
WEEK IN APRIL, MDCCLXXXVIII. CONTAINING, POLITICKS, MISCELLANIES, POETRY,
AND NEWS. VOLUME iv.
Worcester, Massachusetts, Printed by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXVIII.
pp. 169 - 342. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
Discontinued the first of April, when the publication of Thomas's
Massachusetts Spy was resumed.
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789: BEING THE
FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR. CONTAINING, (BESIDES THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULA-
TIONS, BY B. WORKMAN,) [Fifteen lines.] [Cut.] BY A SON OP TAMMANY.
Philadelphia : Printed for W. Young, the corner of Second and Chesnut-
Streets. [1788.] pp. (36). 12mo. BM. LOC.
- GUAGING EPITOMIZED. OR, A SHORT TREATISE OP GUAGING, IN WHICH THAT
BRANCH IS RENDERED FAMILIAR TO THE MEANEST CAPACITY. To WHICH ARE
ADDED, ACCURATE TABLES FOR FINDING THE MEAN-DIAMETERS OP CASKS BY
INSPECTION. ALSO, A COMPREHENSIVE ULLAGE TABLE, AND AN ACCURATE METHOD
OF ULI.AGING CASKS, BY AN EASY RULE ADAPTED TO IT. THE WHOLE ILLUSTRATED
WITH PROPER RULES AND EXAMPLES. BY BENJAMIN WORKMAN, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Young, the corner of Chesnut and
Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXVIII. pp. (4), 120. 12mo. AAS. LCP.
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WORKMAN, BENJAMIN, continued.
21619 THE PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK AND
EPHEMKHIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789; BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEX-
TILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
•WHICH COMMENCED JULY 4, 1776. [Sixteen lines.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by William Goddard, at
his Printing-Office, in Market-Street. [1788.] pp. (48). 12mo. LOC. MHS.
John M 'Lean, at Norfolk, Virginia, advertised an edition of this Al-
manack which may have borne his imprint.
21620 WORTHY, JAMES
THE [Child's] PLAIN PATH-WAY TO HEAVEN; OR A CELESTIAL MESSENGER. [Cut]
CONTAINING A TRUE ACCOUNT OF ONE MR. JAMES WORTHY, WHO HAD TWELVE
SONS, WHOM HE BAPTIZED AFTER THE NAMES OF JACOB'S TWELVE SONS. HOW
THEY ALL DIED BUT BENJAMIN THE YOUNGER. - - - HOW HE WAS TAKEN ILL OF
A FEVER, AND HIS PIOUS BEHAVIOUR DURING HIS SICKNESS, AND THE HOLY
EXPRESSIONS HE USED AT THE HOUR OF DEATH. WlTH THK MANNER OF THE APPA-
RITION OF THIS BLKSSED YOUTH, HIS ELEVEN BROTHERS AND MOTHER APPEARING
TO HIS FATHER AND THE REV. MR. JONES.
Printed and sold near Charles' -river Bridge, Boston. [1788.] pp. 12. 12mo.
21621 YALE COLLEGE.
ILLUSTRISSIMO SAMUELI HUNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIPUBLIC^E CONNECTICUTENSIS
GCBEHNATORI: HONORATIS8IMO OLIVERO WOLCOTT, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUBEHNA-
TORI: CLARI8SIMISQUE PROCKRIBU8 POLITIC NOSTIUS CIVILI8: REVERENDO PARI-
TER AC HONORANDO EzR/E STILES, S. T. D. LL. D. COLLEGII YALENSIS PR^SIDI,
[Four lines.] HASCE THESES, QUAS IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS COLLEGII YALENSIS, DIE
10 MO SEPTEMBRIS, ANNO DOMINI M.DCC.LXXXVIII. . . . [Colophon:]
Habita in Comitiis Academicis, die decimo Septembris, A. D. M.DCC.-
LXXXVIII. Nom-Portus : E Typii J. Meigs, Academias Typography. Broad-
side, fol. YC.
21622 QlLESTIONES PRO MODULO DISCUTIEND^E SUB REVERENDO D. EZRA STILES
s. T. D. LL. D. COLLEGII YALENSIS, QUOD EST, DIVINA PROVIDENTIA, NOVO-PORTU
CONNECTICUTENSIUM, PR^ESIDI. IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS A LAUREL MAGISTRALIS
CANDIDATIS, M.DCC.LXXXVIII. [Sixty lines.] [Colophon:]
Novi-Porlus: E Typis J. Jlfeiys, Academias Typographi. [1788.] Broad-
side, fol. YC.
21623 THE YOUNG CLERK'S MAGAZINE: OH, ENGLISH LAW-REPOSITORY: CONTAINING, A
VARIETY OF THE MOST USEFUL PRECEDENTS OF ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT, BONDS,
BILLS, RECOGNIZANCES, RELEASES, LETTERS AND WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY, AWARDS,
BILLS OF SALE, GIFTS, GRANTS, LEASES, ASSIGNMENTS, MORTGAGES, SURRENDERS,
JOINTURES COVENANTS, COPARTNERSHIPS, CHARTERPARTIES, LETTERS OF LICENCE,
COMPOSITIONS, CONVEYANCES, PARTITIONS, WILLS, AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS
THAT RELATE TO PUBLIC BUSINESS. WlTH NECESSARY DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING
DISTRESSES FOR RENT, &C. AS THE LAW BETWEEN LANDLORD AND TENANT NOW
STANDS. TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE DOCTRINE OF FINES AND RECOVERIES, AND
THEIR FORMS. THE SIXTH EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market- Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXVIII. pp. (4), 299, (6). 12mo. AAS.
Contains a six-page list of books sold by Joseph Crukshank.
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ADAMS, JOHN 1735 - 1826
TWENTY-SIX LETTERS, UPON INTERESTING SUBJECTS RESPECTING THE REVOLUTION
OP AMERICA. WRITTEN IN HOLLAND IN THE YEAR 1780. BY HIS EXCELLENCY
JOHN ADAMS, WHILE HE WAS SOLE MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY FROM THE UNITED
STATES OP AMERICA, FOR NEGOCIATING A PEACE, AND A TREATY OP COMMERCE
WITH GREAT BRITAIN. PRINTED POR SUBSCRIBERS. [Second edition.]
[New-York: Printed by John Feimo, 1789.] pp. (1), 89. 8vo.
— TWENTY-SIX LETTERS, UPON INTERESTING SUBJECTS, RESPECTING THE
REVOLUTION OF AMERICA. WRITTEN IN HOLLAND IN THE YEAR M,DCC,LXXX.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN ADAMS, WHILE HE WAS SOLE MINISTER PLENIPOTEN-
TIARY PROM THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, FOR NEGOCIATING A PEACE, AND A
TREATY OP COMMERCE, WITH GREAT-BRITAIN. NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. [Third
edition.]
New -York: Printed by John Fenno, at Ms Office, No. 9 Maiden-Lane,
M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. [64.] 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. CLS. HC. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
ADAMS, PHINEAS 1741 - 1801
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND MR. WILLIAM HALL,
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH OP CHRIST IN THOMLINSON, IN THE STATE
OF VERMONT, NOVEMBER 6TH, 1788. BY PHINEAS ADAMS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
SECOND CHURCH IN HAVERHILL.
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner, M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. [39.] erra-
ta. 4tO. AAS. NYPL.
ADGATE, ANDREW
THE MECHANICS LECTURE: SHOWING THE USEFULNESS OF MECHANIC ARTS, AND WHO
WAS THE FIRST MECHANIC; AND GIVING A SHORT HISTORY OP TAYLORS, MASONS,
CARPENTERS, SHIP CARPENTERS, JOINERS, CABINET-MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, WHITE
SMITHS, BAKERS, BARBERS, WEAVERS, FULLERS, HATTERS, TANNERS, SHOEMAKERS,
COBLERS, DYERS, CARVERS, COOPERS, MUSICAL-INSTRUMENT-MAKERS, CLOCK-MAK-
ERS, COACH-MAKERS, SADDLERS, SAIL MAKERS, AND PRINTERS. REVERENTLY DEDI-
CATED TO THOSE RESPECTABLE SUPPORTERS OF LIBERTY AND PROPERTY, THE
MECHANICS OF PHILADELPHIA, BY THEIR FAITHFUL SERVANT, AND FELLOW-
LABORER, ABSALOM AIMWELL, ESQUIRE. BY THESE WE SUPPORT OUR FAMILIES,
AND ENRICH OUR COUNTRY. To WHICH IS AFFIXED, THE MECHANICS' SONG, COM-
POSED AND SET TO MUSIC BY A NATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street, the third door
above Market- Street. 1789.
- THE PHILADELPHIA SONGSTER. PART i. BEING A COLLECTION OP CHOICE SONGS ;
SUCH AS ARE CALCULATED TO PLEASE THE EAR, WHILE THEY IMPROVE THE MIND,
AND MAKE THE HEART BETTER. BY ABSALOM AlMWELL, ESQUIRE. LlST OP THE
SONGS. GOD SAVE AMERICA. A CATCH, FOR THREE VOICES. MORN. ROSE TREE.
INDIAN CHIEF. ANNA. MYRA. GRACEFUL MOORE. FRIENDSHIP. GLEE, FOR THREE
VOICES. ANNA'S URN. N. B. THE SONGS ARE ALL SET TO MUSIC.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Cvlloch, in Third-Street, near
the Market, Price one-eighth of a dollar. 1789.
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ADGATE, ANDREW, continued.
21629 PHILADELPHIA HARMONY AND RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC. BY ANDREW ADGATE, AND
SPICER.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by John M'CullocJi, in Third-Street, 1789.
obi. 16mo.
21030 ADVICE FROM A LADY OF QUALITY TO HER CHILDREN; IN THE LAST STAGE OF A LIN-
GERING ILLNESS. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY S. GLASSE, D. D. F. H. a.
CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY. VOL. I. [ II.] THE THIRD EDITION.
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall, for William Green at Shake-
speare's Head, Boston. [1789.] 2 vols. pp. xxiii, (1), 191; 196. 12mo. AAS.
Printed on superfine writing paper.
21631 ^ESOPUS. 619 -564 B.C.
FABCIuE -iEsOPI SELECTEE, OR, SELECT FABLES OF ^ESOP; WITH AN ENGLISH TRANS-
LATION, MORE LITERAL THAN ANY YET EXTANT. DESIGNED FOR THE READIER IN-
STRUCTION OF BEGINNERS IN THE LATIN TONGUE. BY H. CLARKE, TEACHER OF
THE LATIN LANGUAGE. THE NINTH EDITION, CORRECTED AND AMENDED.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Dobson and Lang] for T. Dobmn, at the Stone
House, in Second Street, between Market and Chesnut Streets. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 161, (3). 12mo. AAS.
Contains a List of books published and sold by Thomas Dobson.
21632
21633
AGREED THAT THE PRINCIPLES AND DESIGNS OF MEN ARE TO BE TRIED BY THEIR
ACTIONS. . . . [Signed, Antismithites. January 9, 1789.]
[Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard? 1789.] Broadside. 4to. LOC.
THE ALBANY GAZETTK. VOL. v. No. 241. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [— VOL. vi. No.
324. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Printed by Charles R. Webster, No. 36, (on the north side of) State-Street,
near the English Church. 1789. fol. AAS.
The price of the Gazette is given as [12s. per annum.] [Gazette &
Journal 18s. per annum.] In May, the publication of the Albany
Journal, was discontinued, and Webster's twin brother, George, who
had been associated with him in that paper, became associated with
him in the conduct of the Gazette, which became a semi-weekly,
" Printed every Monday and Thursday, by Charles R. and George
Webster."
21634 THE ALBANY JOURNAL: OR, THE MONTGOMERY, WASHINGTON AND COLUMBIA IN-
TELLIGENCER. VOL. n. NUMB. 59. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMB. 75. MONDAY,
APRIL 27, 1789.]
[Albany:] Printed by Charles B. and George Webster <fc Co. 1789. 4to.
In May, merged into The Albany Gazette.
21635 THE ALBANY REGISTER. VOL. i. NUMB. 13. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. n.
NUMB. 64. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Printed and published (every Monday) by Robert Barber & Co. Maiden-
Lane, four doors west of the Market. 1789. fol.
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ALBERTHOMA, ROBEKTUS 1090 - 1772
THE PBIKCIPLKS OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIOIOK, AS TAUGHT IN THE REFORMED PRO-
TESTANT DUTCH CHURCHES. COLLECTED FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES BY ...
R. ALBERTHOMA . . . TRANSLATED FROM THE DUTCH BY E. WESTKRLO, MIN-
ISTER AT ALBANY.
Printed in Albany, 1789. pp. 84. 12mo.
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
DECEMBER 7, 1789. GENTLEMEN, THE PERMANENT RESIDENCE OF CONGRESS HAS
FURNISHED SO INTERESTING A SUBJECT FOR DEBATE . . . THE INHABITANTS OF
ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE-TOWN HAVE APPOINTED AS A COMMITTEE [to give in
detail the reasons which] RENDER THE POTOMACK THE MOST ELIGIBLE SITUATION
IN THE UNION. . . . [Signed, by Robert Peter, and others.]
[Alexandria: Printed by Hanson and Bond, 1789.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
ALLEINE, JOSEPH 1633-1688
THE BELIEVER'S TRIUMPH IN GOD'S PROMISES; AND THE VARIOUS CONFLICTS AND
GLORIOUS CONQUESTS OF FAITH OVER UNBELIEF: BEING AN APPENDIX TO THE
VOICE OF GOD IN His PROMISES. BY THE REVEREND MR. JOSEPH ALLEINE, LATE
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT TAUNTON IN SOMERSETSHIRE. TllE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson & Lang, for TJtomas Ustick, in Front,
near Almond Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 21, (2). 24mo. AAS. BM.
ALLEN, JOHN
CHRIST THE CHRISTIAN'S HOPE IN HIS LAST HOURS, TOGETHER WITH A MORNING
THOUGHT ON THE DAWN OF DAY. A POEM, IN TWO PARTS. BY JOHN ALLEN V. D. M.
Exeter : Printed by Lamson and Ranlet, for J. Allen, son of the deceased.
1789. pp. 15. 16mo.
THE AMERICAN HERALD: AND THE WORCESTER RECORDER. VOL. vin. No. 384.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 424. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1789.]
Worcester : Printed by Edward-Eveleth Powars, 1789. fol. AAS.
With the issue for October 8th, publication of the Herald ceased.
THE AMERICAN INDEPENDENT CATECHISM, ADAPTED TO THE LIBERAL SPIRIT OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY A FRIEND OF RELIGION ANU HIS COUNTRY.
Boston: Printed and sold by Benjamin Edes and Son. 1789.
THE AMERICAN JEST-BOOK, CONTAINING A CURIOUS VARIETY OF JKSTS, ANECDOTES,
BON-MOTS, STORIES, ETC. PART I.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Henry Taylor] for M. Carey and W. Spotswood.
M,DCC,LXXXIX. 12mo.
THE MERRY-FELLOW'S COMPANION. BEING THE SECOND PART OF THE AMER-
ICAN JEST-BOOK: CONTAINING A CHOICE SELECTION OF ANECDOTES, BON-MOTS,
JESTS, REPARTIES, STORIES. &C. *C.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Henry Taylor J for M. Carey and W. Spotswood.
M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 96, plate. 12mo.
The two parts could be had bound together or separate.
THE AMERICAN [U. S. arms] MERCURY. VOL. v. NUMB. 235. MONDAY, JANUARY
5, [ — NUMB. 286. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. 1789. fol. AAS.
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THE AMERICAN MERCURY, continued.
A VISION OP THE PRINTER'S BOY. PRESENTED ON THE NEW-YEAR BY THE CAR-
RIER OF THE MERCURY, IN HARTFORD.
[Hartford: Printed by Elisha Bubcock, 1789.] Broadside, nnr. fol.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM; OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME n. No. 1.
JULY, [ — DECEMBER, 1787.] THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by MatJtew Carey, M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 600, 15,
(1). 8VO. AAS. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. VOLUME I. NO. IV. APRIL, [ No. V. MAY, 1787.]
THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXIX. AAS.
TUB AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. VOL. III. NO. II. FEBRUARY, [ NO. HI. MARCH,
1788.] THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXIX. AAS. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME v. [JANUARY-
JUNE, 1789.]
Philadelp7ua : Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 628, 1
chart, 1 plate. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
- THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL. [Three lines of quotation.] VOLUME vi. [JULY -
DECEMBER, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 492, (6),
46. 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
Continued as, The American Museum, or universal magazine.
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA,
FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. VOLUME I. THK SECOND EDITION COR-
RECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head, in Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. xxiv, 407, 7 plates. 4to. AAB. HC. MHS.
Pennsylvania State Copyright.
AMERICANISCIIER HAUS- UND WIRTIISCIIAFTS-CALENDER AUF DAS 1790STE JAHR
CHRISTI . . . ZUM EILFTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
P/iiladelp7tia : Oedruckt und zu haben bey Melchior Steiner. [1789.]
AMERICANISCIIER STADT UND LAND KALENDER AUF DAS 1790STK JAHR CHRISTI,
WELCHES BIN GEMEINES JAHR IST VON 865 TAGEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist, in der Zmyten-Strasse, nah am Eck
der Kehs-strttsse. [1789.] pp. (44). 4to. LOC.
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AMES, PHILOMATH N. pseudonym.
THE AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOB THE TEAB OF OUK LOUD M,DCC,XC. . . . BY
PHILOMATH N. AMES, ESQ. PROFESSOR OF ASTRONOMY AND NAT. PHILOSOPHY IN
THE COLLEGE OF BERLIN.
Litchfield: Printed by Collier and Adam. [1789.]
ANDR.fi, JOHN 175 1 - 1780
THE Cow CHACE. IN THREE CANTOS. WRITTEN IN THE YEAR 1780, BY MAJOR JOHN
ANDRE, ADJUTANT-GENERAL TO THE BRITISH ARMY, IN NORTH-AMERICA, A FEW
WEEKS PREVIOUS TO HIS CAPT0KE BY THE AMERICANS.
New-York: Printed [by William Morton] in the year 1789. pp.22. 12rao.
"This day, October 20, 1789, is published and to be had at William
Morton's Printing-Offlce, No. 231 Queen-Street, New- York."
ANDREWS, JOHN 1746-1813
A SERMON ON THE PARABLE OF THE DNJDST STEWARD: PREACHED AT BRISTOL,
NOVEMBER IBT, 1789. BY THE REV. JOHN ANDREWS, D. D. RECTOR OF ST.
JAMES'S BRISTOL, AND PROFESSOR OF RHETORICK AND BELLES LETTRES IN THE
COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second
and Cliesnut-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2), [25], (1). 8vo. AAS. LOC.
ANDREWS, ROBERT
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1789. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. [Eight lines.] BY ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO.
[The second edition.]
Richmond: Printed by Aiif/. Dams, at the Post-Office, near the Bridge.
[1789.] pp. (48). 12mo.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790.
Richmond: Printed and sold by Thomas NicoUon. [1789.] pp. (48). 12mo.
ANNAN, ROBERT
A CONCISE AND FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE VARIOUS STEPS WHICH LED TO THE
UNHAPPY DIVISION, WHICH HATH TAKEN PLACE AMONG THE MEMBERS OF TIIK
ASSOCIATE BODY IN THE UNITED STATES; WITH A BRIEF CONFUTATION OF THE
HIGH PRETENSIONS, UNJUST CLAIMS AND ILL-FOUNDED PRINCIPLES OF THOSE WHO
CALL THEMSELVES TlIE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA. [TWO lines
from] PROVERBS, xvm. 17. BY A RULING ELDER IN THE COMMUNION OF THE
ASSOCIATE REFORMED SYNOD.
Philadelphia : Printed by Zftchcirifth Poiilson,jvn. in Fourth-Street, between
Market- Street, and Arch-Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. (88). 8vo. AAS.
THE APOLLO; BEING A COLLECTION OF SUCH ENGLISH SONGS AS ARE MOST EMINENT
FOR POETICAL MERIT. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A TABLE OF FIRST LINES, WITH THE
AUTHOR'S NAMES ANNEXED.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, Front-Street, between Market
and Chemut- Streets. 1789.
THE ARMINIAN MAGAZINE: CONSISTING OF EXTRACTS AND ORIGINAL TREATISES ON
GENEUAL REDEMPTION. VOLUME I. FOR THE YEAR 1789.
Printed in Philadelphia, by PricJiard & Hall, and sold by John Dickins,
in Fourth Street (east side) near the corner of Raw Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp.
59(i. 8vo. BA. LOC.
The Address to the Subscribers is signed, Thomas Coke, Francis As-
bury, North-Carolina, April 10th. 1789.
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21662 ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OP PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OP THE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OP PENNSYLVANIA, CONCERNING THE
RECEIVING OP THE REVEREND MR. MATTHEW HENDERSON, MINISTER OP THE
GOSPEL AT CHARTIEHS, INTO MINISTERIAL AND CHRISTIAN COMMUNION WITH
THEM. TO WHICH ARK ADDED, TWO LETTERS; ONE TO MR. HENDERSON, AND ONE
TO THE PEOPLE op CiiARTiERS. [Two lines from] Hos. vi. 1.
Philadelphia: Printed 'by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street, the third door
above Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 8. 8vo. AAS.
21663 BACKUS, ISAAC 1724 - 1806
THE DOCTRINE OF THE PARTICULAR ELECTION AND FINAL PERSEVERANCE, EX-
PLAINED AND VINDICATED.
Boston: 1789. pp.36. 12mo. BM.
21664 BAILEY, FRANCIS
BAILEY'S POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD 1790.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francii Bailey, [1789.]
21665 BALDWIN, THOMAS 1753 - 1825
OPEN COMMUNION EXAMINED; OR, A BRIEF DEFENCE OP THE PRACTICE OF THE
CLOSE COMMUNIONISTS. WHEREIN IS CONSIDERED THE UNFRIENDLY CHARGES
AGAINST THE BAPTISTS FAITH AND ORDER OF THE GOSPEL CHURCHES STRIC-
TURES ON BAPTISM THE IMPROPRIETY OF THE BAPTISTS COMMUNING WITH
OTHERS, AND THEIR DIFFERENCE IN SENTIMENTS POINTED OUT — OBSERVATIONS
ON THE ARGUMENTS FOR FREE COMMUNION. BY THOMAS BALDWIN, V. D. M. PASTOR
OF THE CHURCH IN CANAAN. [Three lines of Scripture texts.]
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp.47. 12mo.
21666 THE BALLOON ALMANAC [cut] FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, 1790.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Steelef [1789.]
21667 BALTIMORE. COUNTY. MARYLAND.
TAV .RS RATES, ESTABLISHED AT BALTIMORE-COUNTY, APRIL TERM, 1789.
[Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes? 1789.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
21668 BARCLAY, ROBERT 1648 - 1690
AN APOLOGY FOR THE TRUE CHRISTIAN DIVINITY: BEING AN EXPLANATION AND VIN-
DICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES AND DOCTRINES OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS.
WRITTEN IN LATIN AND ENGLISH BY ROBERT BARCLAY, AND SINCE TRANSLATED
INTO HIGH DUTCH, Low DUTCH, FRENCH AND SPANISH, FOR THE INFORMATION
OF STRANGERS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnut- Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. pp. (14), 574, (14). 8vo. AAS. LCP.
21669 BARNARD, THOMAS 1748-1814
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE REQUEST OP THE ANTIENT AND HONOURABLE ARTIL-
LERY COMPANY, IN BOSTON, JUNE 1, 1789; BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. . . .
Printed in Boston, by Benjamin Russell, State-Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. 29. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. IIC. LOC. MIIS.
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21672
BAXTER, RICHAKD? 1615 - 1691
A SACRAMENTAL SERMON ON SELF-EXAMINATION PREPARATORY TO RECEIVING THE
LORD'S SUPPER.
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Abel Morse. 1789. pp.20. 24rao.
"Taken from the first and fourth folio volumes of the Author's works
which belong to the Library of Yale College." — Page 20. The only
authors of works in four volumes in the Yale College Library, at the
time, to which this may refer, are Richard Baxter, Thomas Goodwin,
Thomas Manton, and Edward Stillingfleet — with the probabilities that
the reference is to Baxter.
BEERS, ANDREW 1749 - 1 824
BEERB'S ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTION OF THE SUN AND MOON; THE
TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS ; THE RISING AND SETTING OF THE
SUN ; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR
LORD 1790: [Eleven lines.] BY ANDREW BEERS, PHILOM.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [178'J.] pp. (24). 12mo.
- THE COLUMBIAN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THS MOTION OF THE SUN AND
MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING AND SET-
TING OF THE SUN; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790. AGREEABLE TO THE PLAN OF THE LATE J. N. HUTCHINS,
DECEASED, BY ANDREW BEERS, PHILOM.
New -York: Printed and sold by Samuel London, [1789.J
21673
21674
21675
21676
BELKNAP, JEREMY 1744 - 1798
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE INSTALLATION OF THE REV. JEDIDIAH MORSE, A. M.
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION IN CHARLESTOWN,
ON THE 30TH OF APRIL, 1789. BY JEREMY BELKNAP, A. M. MINISTER OF THE
CHURCH IN FEDERAL-STREET, BOSTON.
Printed by Samuel Hall, in Cornhill, Boston. 1789. pp. [32.] 8vo. AAS.
BENEZET, ANTHONY 1713 - 1784
THE PENNSYLVANIA SPELLING-BOOK, OR YOUTH'S FRIENDLY INSTRUCTOR AND MON-
ITOR: ON AN EASY PLAN, FOR EXCITING THE ATTENTION, AND FACILITATING THE
INSTRUCTION OF CHILDREN AND OTHERS, IN SPELLING AND READING; AND AC-
QUAINTING THEM WITH THE ESSENTIAL PARTS OF ORTHOGRAPHY, POINTING, &C.
AS ALSO, TRAINING THEIR MINDS TO EARLY SENTIMENTS OF PIETY AND VIRTUE.
MORE PARTICULARLY CALCULATED FOR THE USE OF PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND
OTHERS, REMOTE FROM SCHOOLS ; IN THE PRIVATE TUITION OF THEIR CHILDREN,
AND ILLITERATE DOMESTICKS, &C. THE FOURTH (?) EDITION, IMPROVED AND EN-
LARGED. COMPILED BY ANTHONY BENEZET.
Providence (Rhode-Island) Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1789.
THE BERKSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE, AND THE MASSACHUSETTS INTELLIGENCER.
[Motto.] VOL. i. NUM. 33. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. n. NUM. 27. MONDAY,
DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Pittsfield, Published by Roger Starrs, near the Heeting-House. 1789. 4to.
BERQUIN, ARNAUD 1750 - 1791
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MR. BERQUIN.
VOL. i. [—IT.]
Boston: Printed by John W. Folsom, for E. Larkin, jun., No. 50 Corn-
hill. 1789. 2 vols.
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21679
21680
BERQUIN, AUNADD, continued.
— A CONTINUATION OP THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND. BY M. BEHQUIN.
Boston: Printed for Benjamin Guild, at the Boston Book-store, No. 59,
Cornhill. 1789.
THE BETTER SORT: OR THE GIRL OF SPIRIT. AN OPERATICAL, COMICAL, FARCE.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Company, 1789. pp. iv, 80. 8vo.
BEVERIDGE, THOMAS
THE DIFFERENCE BRIEFLY STATED BETWEEN THE PROFESSION MADE BY THE ASSO-
CIATE PRESBYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA AND THAT MADE BY THE ASSOCIATE RE-
FORMED SYNOD.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, 1789.
BIBLIA.
THE CHRISTIAN'S NEW AND COMPLETE FAMILY BIBLE: OR UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF
DIVINE KNOWLEDGE: BEING A CLEAR, FULL, AND COMPREHENSIVE EXPOSITION
AND COMMENTARY ON THE HOLY SCRIPTURES CONTAINING THE SACRED TEXTS OF
THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, WITH THE APOCRYPHA AT LARGE: ILLUSTRATED
WITH ANNOTATIONS AND COMMENTARIES: WHEREIN OBSCURE PASSAGES ARE MADE
CLEAR AND FAMILIAR, SEEMING CONTRADICTIONS RECONCILED; MIS-TRANSLATIONS
RECTIFIED; IMPORTANT TRUTHS CONFIRMED; AND DEISM AND INFIDELITY FULLY
CONFUTED. TOGETHER WITH PRACTICAL REFLECTIONS ON EACH CHAPTER, AND
NOTES, HISTORICAL, CHRONOLOGICAL, BIOGRAPHICAL, MORAL AND DIVINE. By
THOSE EMINENT WRITERS, HENRY, DODDRIDGE, GlLL, BROWN, STACKHOU8E, BuR-
KITT, OSTERVALD, AC. &C. TlIB WHOLE FORMING A COMPLETE BODY OF CHRISTIAN
DIVINITY, CALCULATED TO ENLIGHTEN THE UNDERSTANDING, PURIFY THE HEART;
PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF HOLINESS; AND MAKE MEN WISE UNTO SALVATION.
NO. — [— NO. — ]
Philadelphia: Published by W. Woodhouse, Bookseller, Front-Street, next
door to the Coffee-House. 1789.
21681
21682
THE HOLY BIBLE, TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN VULGATE, DILIGENTLY COM-
PARED WITH THE HEBREW, GREEK, AND OTHER EDITIONS, IN DIVERS LANGUAGES:
AND FIRST PUBLISHED BY THE ENGLISH COLLEGE AT DOWAY, ANNO 1609. NEWLY
REVISED, AND CORRECTED, ACCORDING TO THE CLEMENTINE EDITION OF THE
SCRIPTURES, WITH ANNOTATIONS FOR ELUCIDATING THE PRINCIPAL DIFFICULTIES
OF HOLY WRIT. [One line of Latin from] ISAIAE xn. 3.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by M, Carey, in Front-Street, a few doors
above Market- Street. 1789.
Printed from new types cast in the foundry of John Baine, in Phila-
delphia. The work to contain 984 pages, comprised in 48 numbers, to
be published weekly every Saturday morning. The subscriber's names
will be printed. Number 1 was published 12 December, 1789. Carey
appears to have abandoned the idea of publishing it in weekly num-
bers after about twenty sheets had been printed, and the completed
work was finally published 1 December, 1790.
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. GENESIS.
GENESIS. CHAPTER in. [and part of] iv.
Worcester: Printed by Isaiah Thomas. 1789. 4to. MHS.
A specimen sheet, accompanying Proposals for publishing by sub-
scription a quarto edition of the Bible.
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21684
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT.
SELECT* E VETEKI TESTAMENTO ET E PROFANIS SCRIPTOUIBUS HISTORIC; QUIBUS
8UNT ADJUNCTA CATONIS MOBALIA DIBTICIIA ET G. LlLII P^EDAGOGICA MONITA;
AD USUM SCHOLARUM HUJD8 COSTINENTIS, CUM PKOFE8SOKUM ET CURATOKOM
HUJUS CIVITATI8 SCHOLARUM, NEC NON COLLEGIORUM NEW-JEUSEY BT WASHING-
TON VDLOO DICTORUM APPROBATIONS IMPRE8SA UT ET i J. DAVIDSON, A. M. IN
ACADEMIA PHILADELPHIENSI LIT. HUMAN. PROFESSORS STUDIOSE REVISA.
Philadelphia : Impentis et Typis Benjamini Franklin, Bache. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. (4), 170, (6). 18mo.
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSIONS OF THE PSALMS OF
DAVID. ALLOWED, BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
TO BK USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. [Three lines of quotatioD.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett, 1789. pp. 314,(10),(12). 12mo.
21685
21686
21687
- — WATTS'S PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSION OF
THE PSALMS OF DAVID. ALLOWED BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW- YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen and Campbell, and sold at their
respective Book-stores. 1789.
- . — . PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSIONS OF THE
PSALMS OF DAVID. ALLOWED BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW- YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. To THIS EDI-
TION, ARE ADDED, THE WORDS OF SUNDRY ANTHEMS. [Two lines of Scripture
texts.]
Philadelpliia : Printed by W. Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second and
Chesnut-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. xvi, 18-294.+ lOmo. AAS.
Second title : THE WORDS OF SUNDRY ANTHEMS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Young, at his Book and Stationary
Store; the south-west corner of Second and Chesnut-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXIX.
"The Psalms which Dr. Watts have omitted have been supplied by Mr.
Joel Barlow, nearly in the same spirit and style, and all local references
have been altered."
- THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE" NEW TESTAMENT,
AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Boston: Printed by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street, for J. Boyle,
and D. West, Marlborough-Street, and E. LarUn, in Cornhill. M.DCC.LXXXIX.
16mo.
A reprint of Mycall's revision of 1781.
Second title: HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THKEE BOOKS, i. COLLECTED FROM
THE SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPAUED FOR TUB
LORD'S SUPPER. BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Boston: Printed by J. W. Folsom, for J. Boyle, and D. West, JUarlborovgh-
Street, and E. Larkin, in Cornhill. 1789.
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21692
21693
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BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSAI.MS, continued.
THE PSALMS OF DAVID, WITH HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS. ALSO, THE CATE-
CHISM, CONFESSION OF FAITH, AND LITURGY, OF THE REFORMED CHURCH IN THE
NETHERLANDS. FOR THE USE OF THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH IN NORTH-
AMERICA. [Edited by John H. Livingston.]
New -York: Printed by Hodffe, Allen and Campbell, and gold at their
respective Book-stores. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (2), (2), (12), 348: 148; (4). 12mo.
Second title: THE HEIDELBERGH CATECHISM, OH METHOD OF INSTRUCTION IN
THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, AS THE SAME IS TAUGHT IN THE REFORMED CHURCHES
AND SCHOOLS IN HOLLAND. TOGETHER WITH THE ARTICLES OF FAITH, AND LlT-
URGY OF SAID CHURCH. TRANSLATED FOR THE USE OF THE REFORMED PROTESTANT
DUTCH CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, pp. 148.
The Catechism has separate signatures, and was, also, published sep-
arately.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, TRANSLATED OUT
OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY
COMPARED AND REVISED.
New - York : Printed by Hodge, Allen and Campbell. 1789.
- — THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, TRANS-
LATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DIL-
IGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. 1789.
BID WELL, BARNABAS 1763 - 1883
AN ORATION ON THE DEATH OF ROGER NEWTON, JUN'R, A. M. A TUTOR OF YALE-
COLLEGE, IN NEW-HAVEN, WHO DIED AUGUST 10TH, 1789, ^BTAT. 26; PRONOUNCED
IN THE COLLEGE-CHAPEL, SEPTEMBER 2ND. BY BARNABAS BIDWELL, ESQUIRE,
A TUTOR OF SAID COLLEGE. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF MR. NEWTON'S
PUPILS.
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1789.] pp. 23. 12mo.
BINGHAM, CALEB 1757 - 1819
THE YODNG LADY'S ACCIDENCE; OR, A SHORT AND EASY INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH
GRAMMAR. DESIGNED, PRINCIPALLY, FOR THE USE OF YOUNG LEARNERS, MORE
ESPECIALLY THOSE OF THE FAIR SEX, THOUGH PROPER FOR EITHER. BY CALEB
BINGHAM, A. M. . . . THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR.
Boston: Printed for Benjamin Guild, at the Boston Book-store, No. 59
Cornkill. 1789.
BLAIR, HUGH 1718 - 1800
ESSAYS ON RHETORIC: ABRIDGED CHIEFLY FROM DR. BLAIR'S LECTURES ON THAT
SCIENCE.
Boston: Printed for and sold by Edmund Freeman, State-Street. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. (8), 208. IGrno. A AS.
BLAIR, JOHN 1720-1771
ESSAYS ON THE NATURE, USES, AND SUBJECT OF THE SACRAMENTS OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT, ON REGENERATION, ON THE NATURE AND USES OF MEANS OF GRACE.
BY JOHN BLAIR, A. M.
Litchfield: Printed by Collier and Adam. [1789.] pp. 103. 8vo.
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21697
21698
21699
21700
21701
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BLAIR, SAMUEL 1741 - 1818
A DISCOURSE ON PSALMODY. DELIVERED BY THE KEV. SAMUEL BLAIR, IN THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN NESHAMINY, AT A PUBLIC CONCERT, GIVEN BY MR.
SPICER, MASTER OP SACRED MUSIC, UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCY OF THE REV.
MR. ERWIN, PASTOR OF THAT CHURCH. PUBLISHED BY DESIRE. WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING THE ADDRESSES OF MR. ERWIN AND MR. SPICER, ON THE OCCASION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street, third
door above Market- Street. 1789.
In two states : " a few copies on superfine paper."
BLODQET, WILLIAM
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF VERMONT.
New-Haven: 1789. 38^x30.
BONN YCASTLE, JOHN 1750-1821
THE SCHOLARS GUIDE TO ARITHMETIC, OR A COMPLETE EXERCISE BOOK FOR THE USE
OF SCHOOLS. BY JOHN BONNYCASTLE, PRIVATE TEACHER OF THE MATHEMATICS.
New -York: Printed and sold by Harrisson and Purdy. 1789.
BORDLEY, JOHN BEALE 1727 - 1804
ON MONIES, COINS, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES, PROPOSED FOR THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. [Signed, B.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (2),
25, (1). 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB.
PURPORT OF A LETTER ON SHEEP, WRITTEN IN MARYLAND, MARCH THE 30TH,
1789.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, 1789.] pp.6. 8vo. BA.
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.
NOTIFICATION. FREEHOLDERS AND OTHER INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON
. . . ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO MEET AT FANEUIL HALL, ON WEDNESDAY THE
23o OF SEPTEMBER INSTANT, . . . TO CONSIDER THE PROPOSALS . . . FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF THE YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES; AND FOR REFORMING THE PRESENT
SYSTEM OF PDBLIC EDUCATION. BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 1789.
[Boston: 1789.] Broadside. 16mo. AAS.
PROCESSION. BOSTON, OCT. 19, 1789. As THIS TOWN is SHORTLY TO BE HON-
OURED WITH A VISIT FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: IN ORDER
THAT WE MAY PAY OUR RESPECTS TO HIM, IN A MANNER WHEREBY EVERY INHAB-
ITANT MAY SEE SO ILLUSTRIOUS AND AMIABLE A CHARACTER, AND TO PREVENT
THE DISORDER AND DANGER WHICH MUST ENSUE FROM A GREAT ASSEMBLY OF
PEOPLE WITHOUT ORDER, A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY A RESPECTABLE NUMBER
OF INHABITANTS, MET FOR THE PURPOSE, RECOMMEND TO THEIR FELLOW-CITIZENS
TO ARRANGE THEMSELVES IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER, IN A PROCESSION. . . .
[Boston: 1789.] Broadside, fol. AAS. NYPL.
THE SYSTEM OF PUBLIC EDUCATION ADOPTED BY THE TOWN OF BOSTON, 15TH
OCTOBER, 1789.
[Boston: 1789.] pp.7. 8vo. AAS.
THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. CONTAINING THE LATEST
OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Motto.] NO. 1797 [«»'« 1787.] MONDAY,
JANUARY 5, [ — No. 1839. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Printed by Benjamin Edes and Son, No. 7 State-Street, Boston. 1789. fol.
A new cut, reversing all the features of the old one, but retaining the
general design, and motto, appeared in the heading from May llth.
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BOUCHARD DE LA. POTERIE, CLAUDE FLORENT
BOSTON, JANUARY 2!), 1789. To THE PUBLICK. THE CATHOLICK CHURCH OP THE
HOLY CROSS, IN BOSTON, is, AT PRESENT, INDEBTED IN THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED
POUNDS, NEARLY, TO DIFFERENT WORKMEN, WHO, ACCORDING TO THEIR TIME,
LABOUR, AND MATERIALS FURNISHED, ARE ENTITLED TO A REASONABLE COMPEN-
SATION FOR THE FIRST AND INDISPENSABLE EXPENDITURES WHICH HAVE BEEN
INCURRED, IN ORDER FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CATHOLICK RELIGION.
[Colophon:]
[Boston:] [Printed by S. Hall.] [1789.] Broadside, fol.
BPL. LOC.
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21706
21707
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- A PASTORAL LETTER FROM THE APOSTOLIC VICE-PREFECT, CURATE OF THE
HOLY CROSS AT BOSTON ... TO ALL FAITHFUL CHRISTIANS ENTRUSTED TO OUR
CARE, AND OF ODR SPIRITUAL JURISDICTION, SALVATION AND BLESSING, IN JESUS
CHRIST, THE SHEPHERD OF OUR SOULS.
[Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall? 1789.] pp. 24, (1). 4to. AAS. BA. BU.
- THE RESURRECTION OF LAURENT RICCI; OR, A TRUE AND EXACT HISTORY OF
THE JESUITS. [Ornament.]
Printed in Philadelphia, 1789. [Price half-a-dollar.] pp. 28. 8vo. JOB.
A bitter arraignment of the Order of Jesuits by the head of the
Catholic Church in Boston; and a warning not to admit " that turbu-
lent body of men called Jesuits among them. " Dedicated " To the
new Laurent Ricci in America, the Rev. fr. John Carroll, Superior of
the Jesuits in the United States, also to the Friar-Monk-Inquisitor,
William O'Brien."
THE RESURRECTION OF LAURENT RICCI, OH A TRUE AND EXACT HISTORY
OF THE JESUITS. DEDICATED TO THE REV. FATHER JOHN CARROLL, SUPERIOR TO
THE JESUITS (FOOTING) IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA: RECOMMENDED TO
THE PERUSAL OF ALL THE CITIZENS OF NORTH AMERICA, PARTICULARLY ROMAN
CATHOLICS. BY A FRIEND TO GOOD GOVERNMENT.
Boston: Printed by Edmund Freeman? Sold at the Boston Book-store,
No. 58, Cornhill. 1789.
BOUDIER DE VILLEMERT, PIERRE JOSEPH 1716 - 1800 ?
THE LADIES FRIEND; BEING A TREATISE ON THE VIRTUES AND QUALIFICATIONS
WHICH ARE THE BRIGHTEST ORNAMENTS OF THE FAIR SEX AND RENDER THEM
MOST AGREEABLE TO THE SENSIBLE PART OF MANKIND.
New-Haven: Printed by Abel Morse, 1789. pp. 107. 12mo. LOC.
A translation of L'ami des femmes, published nnonymouslv m Paris
in 1758.
BOURS, JOHN 1734-1815
AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC, IN WHICH THE MISREPRESENTATIONS AND CALUMNIES,
CONTAINED IN A PAMPHLET, ENTITLED, A NARRATIVE OF CERTAIN MATTERS REL-
ATIVE TO TRINITY CHURCH, IN NEWPORT, IN THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, BY A
VERY EXTRAORDINARY MAN, THE REV. JAMES SAYER, A. M. LATE MINISTER OF
SAID CHURCH, ARE POINTED OUT, AND HIS VERY STRANGE CONDUCT DURING THE
TIME OF HIS MINISTRATION AT NEWPORT, FAITHFULLY RELATED. BY JOHN 1?OUR8,
MERCHANT, AND ONE OF THE VESTRY OF SAID CHURCH. [Four lines from] (POPE).
Newport (Rhode Island) Printed by Peter Edes. MDCCLXXXIX. pp.
39, (5). 4to. AAS.
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A LETTER FROM A WEAVER, TO THE REV'D MR. [Josiah] SHERMAN, OCCASIONED BY
A PUBLICATION OP HIS IN THE 'FAIRFIELD GAZETTE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
"PINCHING THE EPISCOPALIAN CLERGY WITH THE TRUTH."
New-Haven : Printed by T. and S. Qreen. 1789. pp. 20. 8vo.
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A SECOND LETTER FROM JOHN BOWDEN, A. M. RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
NORWALK, TO THE REVEREND DOCTOR STILES, PRESIDENT OF YALE- COLLEGE.
IN THIS LETTER, THE REVEREND DOCTOR CHAUNCY'S COMPLEAT VIEW OF EPISCO-
PACY UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE SECOND CENTURY, IS PAKTICULARY CONSIDERED ;
AND SOME REMARKS ARE MADE UPON A FEW PASSAGES OF DOCTOR STILES'S ELEC-
TION SERMON. [Five lines from] HOOKER'S ECCLESIASTICAL POLITY.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. 1789. pp. (108). 12mo. AAS.
BRANCH, AMAZIAH
A ELEGIAC POEM, ON THE DEATH OF MRS. SARAH BRANCH. BY AMAZIAH BRANCH.
Bennington: Printed by Haswell and Russell, 1789.
BRIDGE, JOSIAH 1740 - 1801
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK, ESQ. GOVERNOUR;
HIS HONOR BENJAMIN LINCOLN, ESQ. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOUR; THE HONOURABLE
THE COUNCIL, SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 27, 1789. BEING THE DAY OF GENERAL
ELECTION. BY JOSIAH BRIDGE, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN EAST-SUDBURY.
Boston: Printed by Adams & Nourse, Printers to the Honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. [54.] 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY MONITOR. [Motto.] NUMB. 118. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 170. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett. 1789. fol.
Sometime before May, in the following year, Arnett disposed of the
Gazette to Abraham Blauvelt, who graduated from Queen's College
this year, by whom it was continued to November, 1792.
BUCHAN, WILLIAM 1729 - 1805
DOMESTIC MEDICINE: OR, A TREATISE ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF DISEASES
BY REGIMEN AND SIMPLE MEDICINES. WlTH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING A DlSPEN-
6ATORY FOR THE USE OF PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS. BY WlLLIAM BuCHAN, M. D.
FELLOW OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS EDINBURGH. THE ELEVENTH
EDITION, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. xxxii,
780. [SO.] 8vo. AAS.
BUCHANAN, GEORGE 1763 - 1807
DlSSERTATIO PHYSIOLOGICA INAUGURALI8, DE CAUSIS RESPIRATIONIS EJUSDEMQUE
EFFECTIBU8; QUAM, SUB MODERAMINE VIRI ADMODUM HEVERENDI JoHANNIS
EWING, s. s. T. p. UNIVERSITATIS PENNSYLVANIENSIS PRJSFECTI; EX CURATORUM
PERILLUSTHIUM AUCTORITATI, NEC NON AMPLISSIM/E FACULTATIS DECRETO, DEO
MAXIMO ANNUENTE, PRO GRADU DOCTORIS SUMMISQUE IN MEDICINA HONORIBUS ET
PRIVILEGIIS RITE ET LEGITIME CONSEQUENDIS ; ERUDITORUM EXAMINI SUBJKCTAM
SUSTINUIT GEOHGIUS BUCHANAN, M. B. BALTIMORIENSIS, REGIME PHYSIOB SOCIE-
TATIS, EDINENSIS PRASES ANNUDS. ET socius QUOQUE SOCIETATIS AMERICANS
PHYSICS EDINENSIS EXTKAORDINARIUS,&C. AD DIEM 2 FEBRUARII, HORA LOCOQUE
SOLITIS. [Two lines from] DRYDEN.
Philadelphia: Tyfis Prichard et Hall. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (2), (2),
[iv], [34.] 8vo. LCP. LOC. SGO.
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BUCHANAN, GEORGE, continued.
A TliEATISE UPON THE TYPHUS PEVEK: PUBLISHED FOK THE BENEFIT OF
ESTABLISHING A LYING-IN-HOSPITAL, IN BALTIMORE. BY GEORGE BUCHANAN,
Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard. M.DCC.I
L pp.25. 16mo.
BUCKMINSTER, JOSEPH, JUNIOR 1751 - 1812
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, NOVEMBER IST,
1789. ON THE OCCASION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES HONORING
THAT CAPITAL WITH A VISIT. BY JOSEPH BUCKMINSTER, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
FIRST CHURCH IN PORTSMOUTH.
Portsmouth: New-Hampshire, Printed and sold by John Meleher, 1789.
pp. 21. 8VO. BA. LOC. MHS. NYIIS.
BULLARD, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ,ERA, 1790: [Thirteen lines.] BY
SAMUEL BOLLARD. [Eight lines of verse.]
Boston : Printed by Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo.
BUNYAN, JOHN 1628-1688
THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS FROM THIS WORLD TO THAT WHICH is TO COME, DELIV-
ERED UNDER THE SIMILITUDE OF A DREAM. WHEREIN IS DISCOVERED, I. THE
MANNER OF HIS SETTING OUT; II. HlS DANGEROUS JOURNEY; AND III. HlS SAFE
ARRIVAL AT THE DESIRED COUNTRY. BY JOHN BUNYAN. [One line from] HOS.
xii. 10. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'CullocJi, in Third-Street, the
third door above Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 359, (1), 12mo. AAS.
The second, and third parts have separate title-pages with little vari-
ation from the above.
BURGES, BARTHOLOMEW
A SHOUT ACCOUNT OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM, AND OF COMETS IN GENERAL: TOGETHER
WITH A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF THE COMET THAT WILL APPEAR IN 1789. BY
BARTHOLOMEW BURGES.
Boston: Printed and sold by B. Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street. — 1789.
pp. 16, (2), (2), folded plate. 16mo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
The Author and Engraver, dedicates the work and plate : To the
American Acndemy of Arts and Sciences in the State of Massachusetts
& to the Philosophical Society of Pennsylvania this Plate is most
humbly dedicated by their most obedient humble servant Bartholomew
Burges, Boston, Jany. 1, 1789. The work was also for sale "at Mr.
Robbin's Tavern, Charlestown, and at Mr. Burges's, Ipswich.
- — A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM, AND OF COMETS IN GENERAL:
TOGETHER WITH A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF THE COMET THAT WILL APPEAR IN
1789. BY BARTHOLOMEW BURGES. [THE SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED.]
Boston: Printed by B. Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street. 1789. pp. 17, (2),
folded plate. 16mo. AAS.
The author announces, on the last page, his new work : " The Ameri-
can seaman's daily assistant."
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ELA: OR THE DELUSIONS OF THE HEART. A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS. [Six lines
from] Rows. To WHICH is ADDED, HENKY AND EMMA: A POEM. BY MATTHEW
PRIOR, ESQ. [Also, The Deserted village; a poem. By O. Goldsmith, esquire. J
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotmood. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (4),
79 ; (1), 24 ; 12. 24mo. AAS.
CAGLIOSTRO, GIUSEPPE BALSAMO, calling himself comte ALESSANDRODI 1745-1785
THE DEFENCE OF COUNT CAOLIOSTRO, BEFORE THE PARLIAMENT OF PARIS, IN
PRESENCE OF CARDINAL PRINCE DE ROHAN, THE COUNTESS DE LA MOTTK, AND
Miss LE GAY D'OLIVA, CO-ACCUSED; AGAINST THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, ACCUSER.
Newbern: Printed (?) and fold by Ilodge & Wills. 1789.
CANDID CONSIDERATIONS ON LIBELS. IN WHICH ARE REPRESENTED, I. THEIR INFLU-
ENCE ON THE PUBLICK MIND. II. THE NECESSITY OF REFUTING THEM. III. THE
INEXPEDIENCY OF THE LAW AGAINST THEM. IV. THE INSUFFICIENCY OF OBTAIN-
ING REDRESS THEREBY, AND THR CONSEQUENT PROPRIETY OF APPEALING TO THE
PUBLICK. WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS OF THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. BY A
FRIEND TO HARMONY.
Boston: Printed by E. Freeman and L. Andrews, opposite the north door
of the State House. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 22. 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC.
CARLETON, OSGOOD 1742-1816
AN ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1790; CONTAINING THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCU-
LATIONS . . . CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF BOSTON. BY OSGOOD CARLE-
TON, TEACHER OF MATHEMATICKS.
Boston: Printed and sold by 8. Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. [1789.]
THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND THE WESTERN REPOSITORY OF KNOWLEDGE. VOL. iv.
No. 179. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 230. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
1789.]
Carlisle: (State of Pennsylvania) Printed by If line & Reynolds. 1789. fol.
CARVER, JONATHAN 1732 - 1780
THREE YEARS TRAVELS THROUGH THE INTERIOR PARTS OF NORTH-AMERICA, FOR
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND MILES, CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT LAKES,
AND ALL THE LAKES, ISLANDS, AND RIVERS, CATARACTS, MOUNTAINS, MINERALS, BOIL
AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONS OF THE NORTH-WEST REGIONS OF THAT VAST CON-
TINENT; WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE BIRDS, BEASTS, REPTILES, INSECTS. AND
FISHES PECULIAR TO THE COUNTRY. TOGETHER WITH A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE
GKNIUS, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS OF THE INDIANS INHABITING THE LANDS THAT
LIE ADJACENT TO THE HEADS AND TO THE WESTWARD OF THE GREAT RlVER MIS-
SISSIPPI; AND AN APPENDIX, DESCRIBING THE UNCULTIVATED PARTS OF AMERICA
THAT ARE THE MOST PROPER FOR FORMING SETTLEMENTS. BY CAPTAIN JONATHAN
CARVER, OF THE PROVINCIAL TROOPS IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market- Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. xvi, 282. 12mo. AAS. JCB. LCP.
GARY, RICHARD 1747-1806
CHARLESTOWN, MAY 27, 1789. To THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY FOR PROPA-
GATING THE GOSPEL AMONG THE INDIANS, AND OTHERS IN NORTH-AMERICA.
[A letter regarding the estate of Col. J. Alford; and the Society's minute in an-
swer.] [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by S. Hall, [1789.] pp. 8, (1). 4to. AAS. BA. BM. HC.
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CHALLONER, RICHARD 1091 - 1781
THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OP A CATHOLIC. BY BISHOP CHALENOR [sic.] To WHICH is
ADDED, AN EXPOSITION OF THE COMMANDMENTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Matheic Carey, in Front-Street, a few doors alone
Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. (Price three-peuce, or 2s. per dozen.) pp. 12.
12ino. EA.
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THE UNERRING AUTHORITY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, IN MATTERS OF FAITH.
MAINTAINED AGAINST THE EXCEPTIONS OF A LATE AUTHOR, IN HIS ANSWER TO A
LETTER ON THE SUBJECT OF INFALLIBILITY; OR, A THEOLOGICAL DISSERTATION;
IN WHICH THE INFALLIBILITY OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IS DEMONSTRATED FROM
INNUMERABLE TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE, FROM THE CREED, FROM THE FATHERS, AND
PERPETUAL TRADITION. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED, EIGHT PRELIMINARIES, BY
WAY OF INTRODUCTION TO THE TRUE CHURCH OF CHRIST. [One Hue from] MATT.
7. v. 7.
London: Printed. Philadelphia: Re-printed for T.Lloyd. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 203, (8). 16mo. AAB.
Contains a four-page list of names of subscribers. Occasioned by a
pamphlet upon the subject of infallibility, written by Mr. J. R. a
Lincolnshire minister.
CHANDLER, SAMUEL
TO THE ELECTORS AT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FELLOW CITIZENS, As I AM A CANDI-
DATE FOR OFFICH, THOUGH I AM FOR YOUR GOOD OPINION, I CAN MORE FREELY
SPEAK WHAT I THINK. [Opposing the election of Thomas Gibbons and Robert
Montfort.] A PLANTER.
[Savannah': Printed by James Johnston, 1789.] Broadside. 4to. GHS.
CHANNING, HENRY TREVETT 1760 - 1840
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT HARTFORD, AT THE FUNERAL OF MRS. ANNA STRONG,
CONSORT OF THE REVEREND NATHAN STRONG, AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR.
JOHN M'CURDY, OF LYME. SHE DIED MARCH 22, 1789, ^ETAT. 30. BY HENRY
CHANNING, M. A. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN NEW-LONDON. [Four lines of
Scripture texts.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp.15. 8vo.
THE CHILDREN'S MAGAZINE; CALCULATED FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS.
NUMBER 1. FOR JANUARY, [ — NUMBER 2. FOR FEBRUARY, 1789.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1789. pp. 96? 12mo.
How long publication was continued is not known. The magazine was :
" To be continued monthly each number to contain 48 pages." The
second number was advertised " For sale at the Post-office, No. 44
Cornhill, Boston."
THE CHRISTIAN'S, SCHOLAR'S, AND FARMER'S MAGAZINE; CALCULATED, IN AN EMI-
NENT DEGREE, TO PROMOTE RELIGION; TO DISSEMINATE USEFUL KNOWLEDGE; TO
AFFORD LITERARY PLEASURE AND AMUSEMENT, AND TO ADVANCE THE INTERESTS
OF AGRICULTURE. BY A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN. [Seven lines of quotations.]
NUMBER 1, OF VOL. I. FOR APRIL AND MAY, 1789. [ — NUMBER 0, FOR FEBRU-
ARY AND MARCH, 1790.]
Elizabeth-Town: N.J, Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock, one of the
Proprietors. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 768, (7). 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC.
The responsible editor was David Austin. Twelve numbers, only, were
published. The magazine being discontinued with the number for
February and March, 1791, from want of leisure, on the part of the
editors, to continue it.
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CHURCH, EDWARD, JUNIOR. 1779 - 1845
THE DANGEROUS VICE [president.] A FRAGMENT. ADDRESSED
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. BY A GENTLEMAN FORMERLY OF BOSTON. [Pour
lines of verse.]
Columbia [Boston], Printed [by Isaiah Thomas and Company.'] MDCC-
LXXXIX. pp. 16. 8VO. AAB. BM. MHS.
Also attributed to Silvanus Bourne.
THE CITY [seal] GAZETTE, OB THE DAILY ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. vn. NUMB.
1189. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 1361. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1789.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & JU'Iver, Printers to the City, No. 47,
Bay . . . 1789. fol.
CLARK, MATTHEW
A COMPLETE CHART OF THE COAST OF AMERICA, FROM CAPE BRETON INTO THE
ENTRANCE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO.
Boston: Published by Matthew Clark, and by Osgood Carleton,in his School
near Oliver's Dock. [1789.] 18 charts. BA. LOC.
"Upon a large scale." "Separate sheets of any part of the coast,
bound." Dedicated to Governor John Hancock. The accuracy of the
charts certified to by Osgood Carleton, on behalf of the Boston
Marine Society.
CLARKSON, THOMAS 1760 - 1846
AN ESSAY ON THE IMPOLICY OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. IN TWO PARTS. BY
THE REV. T. CLAHKSON, M. A. To WHICH is ADDED, AN ORATION, UPON THE
NECESSITY OF ESTABLISHING AT PARIS A SOCIETY TO PROMOTE THE ABOLITION OF
THE TRADE AND SLAVERY OF THK NEGROES. BY J. P. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, for "the Pennsylvania Society
for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, and the Relief of free Negroes vnlnvfuUy
held in Bondage." M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2), iv, (3) - 134, (2), (137)- 155. 8vo.
Second title: AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT PARIS, ON THE 19TH OF FEBRUARY,
1788. BEFORE A SELECT SOCIETY; CONVENED AT THE REQUEST OF THE COMMITTEE
OF LONDON. IN WHICH is POINTED OUT THE NECESSITY OF FORMING A SOCIETY AT
PARIS TO CO-OPERATE WITH THOSE OF AMERICA AND LONDON, IN PROCURING THE
ABOLITION OF THE TRAFFIC AND SLAVERY OF THE NEGROES. [Two lines of Latin
from] SENECA. [Translated by Charles Crawford.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, for "the Pennsylvania Society
for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, and the Relief of free Negroes unlawfully
field in Bondage." M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2), (137) -155.
COLLES, CHRISTOPHER 1738 - 1821
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING A SURVEY OF THE ROADS OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. BY CHRISTOPHER COLLES. CONDITIONS. . . . ACCOUNT OF THE
ADVANTAGES OF THESE SURVEYS. . . .
[New -York: 1789.] Broadside, fol.
These Proposals appear to have been reprinted. Another impression
by Christopher Colles, " of New- York," and containing an additional
paragraph, is in the Library of Congress.
NYPL.
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21741 — A SURVEY OF THE ROADS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY CHRISTO-
PHER COLLKS. 1789. REFERENCES. [Six lines.] C. TIEBOUT SCULPT.
[New -York: 1789.] Engraved title, and 86 plates. 4to. NYPL.
The number of plates vary in known copies : that in the Brinley col-
lection had eighty plates ; the copy in the New York Public Library
has eighty-three plates ; and the work calls for eighty-six.
21742 COLLEY, THOMAS 1742 - 1812
THE NATURE AND NECESSITY OF A GROWTH IN GRACE, UNDER THE PROGRESSIVE
OPERATIONS OF THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, SCRIPTURALLY DEMONSTRATED IN A SER-
MON PREACHED ON THE THIRD-DAY MORNING, THE 8TH OF THE FIFTH MONTH,
1787, AT A YOUTH'S- MEETING OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, HELD IN
MARKET-STREET, PHILADELPHIA. BY THOMAS COLLEY. TAKEN IN CHARACTERS.
THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank in Market-Street. MDCC-
LXXXIX. pp. 14. 8vo. AAS.
21743 THE COLUMBIAN ALMANACK, FOU THE YEAH OF OUR LORD, 1790: . . .
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart? [1789.]
21744 THE COLUMBIAN HERALD, OR [cut] THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OF NORTH-AMER-
ICA. [Motto.] NUMBER — . THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — DECEMBER, 1789.]
Charleston, South- C arolina : Printed by T. B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay, and
corner of Elliot-Street. 1789. fol.
21745 THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, OR MONTHLY MISCELLANY. CONTAINING A VIEW OF
THE HISTORY, LITERATURE, MANNERS & CHARACTERS OF THE YEAR 1789. E MOL-
LIT MOUES. VOL. 3. [JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1789, AND SUPPLEMENT.] [Emblem-
atic cut.]
Philadelphia: Printed for tlie Proprietors. [1789.] pp. (2), iv, (2), (2), (2),
[3]- 784, (4), 24 plates, 2 music, engraved title, 12 tables. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC.
The numbers for February, March, and April, were Printed for James
Trenchard ; May, and June, Printed for James Trenchard, by Trench-
ard and Stewart ; July - November, Printed for James Trenchard ;
and December, Printed by W. Spotswood for the Proprietors.
Pennsylvania State Copyrights, were issued to James Trenchard, 28
February, for February number, and on the first of each succeeding
month, to November, for the preceding monthly number.
21746 A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR; IN WHICH THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE ARE METHODICALLY DIGESTED INTO PLAIN AND EASY RULES. ILLUSTRATED
BY EXERCISES OF TRUE AND FALSE SYNTAX. WlTH NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS,
EXPLAINING THE TERMS OF GRAMMAR, AND IMPROVING ITS USE. THE THIRD EDI-
TION. [Two lines from] POPE.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Dobson and Lang,] for Thomas Dobson, at the
Stone House, in Second-Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 173, (4). 18mo. AAS.
Contains a three-page list of Books published and sold by Thomas
Dobson.
21747 COMPTING-HOUSE COMPANION, AN ABSTRACT OF THE COASTING-ACT, is NOW
ADDED, WHICH RENDERS IT A COMPLETE DIRECTORY TO EVERY PERSON WHO HAS
ANY BUSINESS TO TRANSACT AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, AND A GUIDE WHICH EVERY
PERSON IN TRADE MUST WISH TO BE IN POSSESSION OF.
Boston: Printed and sold by Benjamin Russell. 1789. Broadside, fol.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY
OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, (BY
ADJOURNMENT) ON THE FIRST THURSDAY OF JANUARY, ANNO DOMINI, 1789.
[Colophon:]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1789.] pp. 371 -
878. fol. CHS. PL. YC.
This is the official issue.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA ; HOLDEN AT NEW-HA-
VEN, (BY ADJOURNMENT) ON THE FIRST THURSDAY OF JANUAP.Y, ANNO DOMINI,
1789. [Colophon:]
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. [1789.] pp. 371-378. fol.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, . . . JAN-
UARY . . . 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1789.] pp. 371-378. 8vo. CHS.
- [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HA-
VEN, . . . JANUARY, . . . 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1789.] pp. 371 - 378. fol.
21753
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_ — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, (IN SAID
STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elislia Babcock. [1789.] pp. 379-382. fol. CHS.
This is the official issue.
_ — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
(IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI 1789.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1789.] pp. 379 -
382. fol. HSP. wu. YC.
_ — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY . . . 1789.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1789.] pp. 379-
382. fol. PL. wu. YC.
_ — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1789.] pp. 379 - 382. 8vo. CHS.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HA-
VEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford; Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1789.] pp. 383 - 389. fol. CHS.
This is the official issue.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE, continued.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COUUT OB
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, IN SAID
STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1789.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1789.] pp. 383 -
388. fol. HBP. LOC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL CODRT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HA-
VEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1789.
[Jfew-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1789.] pp. 383 -
388. fol. PL. wu. YC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HA-
VEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford; Printed by Elinha Balcock. [1789.] pp. 383 - 389. 8vo. CHS.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HA-
VEN, . . . OCTOBER, . . . 1789. [Colophon:]
Hartford, Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1789.] pp. 383 - 389. fol. ens.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Wednesday, the twenty-second day of April, a day of fasting and
prayer.]
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. 1789. Broadside, fol. CHS.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-sixth day of November, a day of Thanks-
giving.]
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. 1789. Broadside, fol.
THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. NUMBER 1250.
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMBER 1301. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near tlie Bridge. 1789. fol.
As both Hartford papers were published on Mondays, the Courant,
agreeable to the request of some of its subscribers, changed its day of
publication to Thursdays during the winter, and to Wednesdays during
the summer months, beginning December 31, 1789.
THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE. VOL. xxvi. No. 1312. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [—
VOL. xxvn. No. 1363. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1789.]
New-London : Printed by Timothy Green, at the northwest corner of the
Parade. 1789. fol. AAS.
On March 20th, — Green, was admitted to partnership as, Timothy
Green and Son.
THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. No. 1106. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [— No. 1157.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
New-Haven: Printed by I'liomag and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-
Office. 1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
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COOPER, SAMCEI,
A NEW HISTORY OP ENGLAND FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT TIME,
ON A PLAN RECOMMENDED By THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD. EMBELLISHED WITH
COPPERPLATES, ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED FROM THE DESIGNS OF MR. WALE. BY
THE REVEREND MR. COOPER. "BY THE HELP OF HISTORY, A YOUNO MAN MAY,
IN SOME MEASURE, ACQUIRE THE EXPERIENCE OF OLD AGE." CHESTERFIELD.
-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover- Square. 1789.
- A NEW HISTORY OF FRANCE FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT
TIME, COMPREHENDING EVERY INTERESTING AND REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE, IN
THE ANNALS OF THAT MONARCHY. BY THE REVEREND Mil. COOPER. EMBELLISHED
WITH COPPERPLATE CUTS. DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. 1789.
21768
21769
21770
A NEW HISTORY OF THE GRECIAN STATES, FROM THEIR EARLIEST PERIOD TO
THEIR EXTINCTION BY THE OTTOMANS. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR MOST
MEMORABLE SIEGES AND BATTLES; AND THE CHARACTER AND EXPLOITS OF THEIR
MOST CELEBRATED HEROES, OUATOKS, AND PHILOSOPHERS. EMBELLISHED WITH
COPPERPLATE CUTS. DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
New -York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. 1789.
— A NEW ROMAN HISTORY, FROM THE FOUNDATION OF ROME TO THE END OF THE
COMMONWEALTH. EMBELLISHED WITH COPPERPLATES. DESIGNED FOR THE USE
OF YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Neu-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. 1789.
CORDIER, MATHDRIN 1479 - 1564
CORDEHII COI.LOQUIORUM CENTURIA SELECTA : OR, A SELECT CENTURY OF THE C'OL-
LOQUIE8 OF CORDERIUS. WlTH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION, AS LITERAL AS POSSIBLE.
DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF BEGINNERS IN THE LATIN TONGUE. BY JOHN CLARKE,
LATE MASTER OF THE PUBLICK GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HULL. A NEW EDITION, CARE-
FULLY CORRECTED, AND COMPARED WITH THE TWENTY-SIXTH LONDON EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Company. Sold ut their Book-
store, No. 45, Newbury Street, and at said Thomas's Bookstore in Worcester.
MDCCLXXXIX. pp. vi, 170. 16mo. AAS. NYPL.
21771
QU/EDAM EX COLLOQUIIS CORDE1UI, FABULIS J2SOPI, * COLLOQUIIS EltASMI
SELECTEE. WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS, AS LITERAL AS POSSIBLE; BY H.CLARKE,
TEACHER OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE. TO WHICH ARE ADDED A FEW OF ERASMUS'S
FAMILIARIA COLLOQUIA, WITHOUT TRANSLATION. INTENDED FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS ON THIS CONTINENT. APPROVED OF AND RECOMMENDED BY THE PROFES-
SORS AND TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, OF THE COLLEGE
AND ACADEMY AND ALSO OF THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY, BOTH OF PHILADELPHIA,
OF PRINCETON COLLEGE IN NEW-JERSEY, AND OF WASHINGTON COLLEGE IN
MARYLAND; AND FOR THEM PRINTED, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. JAMES
DAVIDSON, PROFESSOR OF HUMANITY IN THE COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by Benjamin Franklin Bttche. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. CO; 23; 00; 27; 76. 12mo. AAS.
The first published instance of the College of New Jersey being desig-
nated Princeton College.
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21772 THE COUNTRY JOURNAL [out] AND DCTCHESS AND ULSTER COUNTY FARMER'S
REGISTER. [MottOS.J NUMB. 179. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ NUMB. 206. TUES-
DAY, JULY 14, 1789.]
Printed by N. Poirer, at Pouyhkeepsie. 1789. fol. AAS.
Continued as, The Poughkeepsie Journal.
21773 COURIER DE BOSTON, AFPICHES, ANNONCES, ET AVIS. L'UTILITE DES DEUX MONDES.
No. 1. Du JEUDI, 23 AVHIL, [ — No. 26. Du JEUDI, 15 OCTOBRE, 1789.]
a Boston, de VImprimerie de Samuel Sail. Librairie, dans le Gornhill, No.
63, on Von pent se procurer chaque nvmero. — Chi souscrit, pour le Courier de Bos-
ton, chez M. Hall; <l Salem, chez SI. M. Dabney et Cvshmg ; a New-York, chez
M. Thomas Greenleaf, et M. John Fenno; a Philadelphie, chez M. Mathew Carey;
et chez les principaux Imprimevrs des Etats-Unis. . . . 1789. pp.208. 4to.
All that was published. Printed, by Samuel Hall, for Joseph Nancrede,
a French emigrant, who kept a Bookstore in Marlborough Street.
21774 COXE, TENCH 1756 - 1824
OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE OF THE
UNITED STATES. IN A LETTER TO A MEMBER OF CONGRESS. BY A CITIZEN OF THE
UNITED STATES.
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 102. 8vo. JCB. LOC.
21775 CULLEN, WILLIAM 1712 - 1790
A TREATISE OF THE MATERIA MEDICA. BY WILLIAM CCLLEN, M. D. PROFESSOR OF
THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH; FIRST PHYSICIAN
TO HIS MAJESTY FOR SCOTLAND; FELLOW OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
OF EDINBURGH; OF THE ROYAL SOCIETIES OF LONDON AND OF EDINBURGH, OF
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSI-
CIANS OF MADRID, OF THE AMEHICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA,
OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF COPENHAGEN, OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF DUB-
LIN, OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL, AND OF THE ROYAL PHYSICO-MEDICAL, SOCIETIES
OF EDINBURGH. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i.
Edinburgh: Printed. Re-printed for , and sold by J. Crukshank and R.
Campbell, Philadelphia, R. Hodge, 8. Campbell, and T. Allen, New -York.
MDCCLXXXIX. pp. xv, 312. 8vo. AAS. soo.
21776 A TREATISE OF THE MATERIA MEDICA. BY WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D. . . .
VOL. n.
Edinburgh: Printed. Re-printed for, and sold by R. Hodge, T. Allen and
S. Citmpbell, New -York ; J. Crukshank, and R. Campbell, Philadelphia. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. iv, 415, (1). 8vo. AAS. SQO.
21777 CURRIE, WILLIAM 1754 - 1828
A DISSERTATION ON THE AUTUMNAL REMITTING FEVER: CONTAINING NOT ONLY A
DESCRIPTION OF THE DISEASE, AN EXPLANATION OF ITS CAUSE, AND IMPROVED
METHOD OF CURE; BUT ALSO A SKETCH OF THE LEADING PRINCIPLES OF THE
BKUNONIAN DOCTRINE OF DISEASES. BY WILLIAM CUKRIE, FELLOW OF THE COL-
LEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Peter Steicart, in Second-Street, between Market
and Chesmtt-Streets. 1789.
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THE CUMBERLAND GAZETTE. THURSDAY, JANUABY 1, [ — MONDAY, DECEMBER
28, 1789.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, in Middleslreet, Portland.
1789. fol. AAS.
With the issue for August 14th, the Printing Office was removed to
"Opposite the Haymarket."
D AB O LL, NATHAN 1750-1818
GREEN'S REGISTER, FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT: WITH AN ALMANACK, FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEW-LON-
DON. LAT. 41. 25. NORTH, BY NATHAN DABOLL.
New-London: Printed by T. Oreen & Son. [1789.] pp. 79; [16.] 32mo.
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN & LADIES DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUB LORD CaBIST, 1790 ... By EDMUND FBEEBKTTER.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green & Son. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo.
THE DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL. v. No. 1206. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 1518.
THUBSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
New - York : Printed by Francis Childs, No. 190, Water-Street, corner of
King-Street. 1789. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
On the first of July, John Swaine was admitted to partnership, under
the firm name of Francis Childs and John Swaine.
DANA, JAMES 1735 - 1812
THE DUTY OF CHRISTIAN PASTORS TO SPEAK AS THE HOLY GHOST TEACHETII. A
SERMON, PREACHED APRIL 29, 1789. By JAMES DANA, D. D. AT JUS INSTALLATION
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE FIBST CI1UBCH AND CONGBEGATION IN THE CITY
OF NEW-HAVEN. To WHICH is ANNEXED, AN ADDBESS TO THE ECCLESIASTICAL
COUNCIL, CONVENED IN THE CITY OF NEW-HAVEN, APRIL 29, 1789.
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Oreen. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. (43). 8VO. AAS. LOC. MHS.
- THE NATIVITY OF CHRIST: A DISCOUBSE DELIVERED IN CHRIST CHURCH, WAL-
LINGFOBD, DECEMBEB 25m 1788; AND IN THE CITY OF NEW-HAVEN, ON LORD'S
DAY, JANUARY 4, 1789. To WHICH is SUBJOINED, BY PARTICULAR DESIRE, A
PUAYKR AFTER THE SERMON WHEN DELIVERED AT WALLINOFORD. BY JAMKS
DANA, D. D. SENIOR PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN WALLINGFOBD. [Seven
lines of Scripture texts.]
New-Haven: Printed by J. Meigs, 1789. pp. 24. 4to AAS. BA. MHS.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
CATALOGUE EOEUM QUI IN COLLEGIO DABTMUTHENSI, 1771, AD ANNUM 1789.
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall, 1789. Broadside, fol. AAS.
DARTON, WILLIAM
LITTLE TBUTHS: CONTAINING INFOBMATION ON DIVERS SUBJECTS, FOR THE INSTRUC-
TION OF CHILDREN. [Five lines from] WINTEB EVENINGS. VOLUME i. [ — n.]
WITH COPPEB-PLATE CUTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Cruksliank, in Market- Street,
between Second and Third-Streets. M,DCC,LXXXIX. 2 vols. pp. — . — plates ;
[04], 4 plates. 32mo. AAS.
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DECALVES, Don ALONZO, pseudonym.
NEW TRAVELS TO THE WESTWARD, OR, UNKNOWN PARTS OF AMERICA. BEING A TOUR
OF ALMOST FOURTEEN MONTHS. CONTAINING, AN ACCOUNT OF THE COUNTRY, UP-
WARDS OF TWO THOUSAND MILES WEST OF THE CHRISTIAN PARTS OF NORTH-
AMERICA; WITH AN ACCOUNT OF WHITE INDIANS, THEIR MANNERS, HABITS, AND
MANY OTHER PARTICULARS. BY DON ALON8O DECALVKS. CONFIRMED BY THREE
OTHER PERSONS.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1789.
DE FOE, DANIEL 1661 - 1731
THE LIFE AND MOST SURPRIZING ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE, OF YORK,
MARINER. CONTAINING A FULL AND PARTICULAR ACCOUNT HOW HE LIVED TWENTY-
EIGHT YEARS IN AN UNINHABITED ISLAND ON THE COAST OF AMERICA: HOW HIS
SHIP WAS LOST IN A STORM, AND ALL HIS COMPANIONS DROWNED; AND HOW HE
WAS CAST UPON THE SHORE BY THE WRECK: WITH A TRUE RELATION HOW HE WAS
AT LAST MIRACULOUSLY PRESERVED BY PIRATES. FAITHFULLY EPITOMIZED FROM
THE THREE VOLUMES, AND ADORN KD WITH CUTS, SUITED TO THE MOST REMARK-
ABLE STORIES.
Philiidelphia : Printed by Peter Stewart, west, side of Second- Street, ninth
door above Chesnut- Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 180, frontispiece. 18mo. AAS.
THE MOST SURPRISING ADVENTURES, AND WONDERFUL LIFE OF ROBINSON
CRUSOE, OF YORK, MARINER. CONTAINING A FULL AND PARTICULAR ACCOUNT HOW
HIS SHIP WAS LOST IN A STORM, AND ALL HIS COMPANIONS WERE DROWNED, AND
HE ONLY WAS CAST UPON THE SHORE BY THE WRECK: AND HOW HE LIVED EIGHT
AND TWENTY YEAUS IN AN UNINHABITED ISLAND, ON THE COAST OF AMERICA, ETC.
WITH A TRUE RELATION HOW HE WAS AT LAST MIRACULOUSLY PRESERVED BY
PIRATES, ETC. ETC. ETC.
Portland: Printed and sold by Thomas D. Wait. 1789. 18mo. AAS.
DELAWARE. STATE.
LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1789. [Arms.]
Wilmington: Printed by James Adams and Sons, M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.
32. fol. LOC.
LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY, 1789.
[Arms.]
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. in Market-Street.
[1789.] pp. 14. fol. LOC.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, JANUARY, 1789.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1789. pp. 57, (1). fol.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, MAY, 1789.
Wilmington: Printed by James Adams & Sons. 1789. pp. 17. fol.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE. [Motto.] VOL. iv. No. 185. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,
[ — VOL. v. No. 248. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
Wilmington: Printed and published, every Saturday, by Frederick Craig
and Company, at their Office in Market-Street, . . . 1789. fol.
About September, the title was altered to, The Delaicare Gazette, and
general advertiser, and the motto dropped. About the same time a semi-
weekly issue, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, was made for a short time.
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THE DE\7OUT CHIUSTIAN'S VADK MECUM: BBINO A SUMMARY OP SELECT AND NECES-
SARY DEVOTIONS, CONTAINING, AMONG OTHER ARTICLES, THE HYMNS AND PSALMS,
AS SUNG IN ENGLISH, IN THE ROM^N CATHOLIC CHAPELS OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey in Front-Street, a few doors
above Market-Street. 1789.
DIL WORTH, THOMAS - 1780
A NEW GDIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WORDS
BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; FROM ONE TO SIX SYLLABLES : THE SEVERAL SORTS OF
MONOSYLLABLES IN THE COMMON WORDS BEING DISTINGUISHED BY TABLES INTO
WORDS OF TWO THREE AND FOUR LETTERS, &C. WITH SIX SHORT LESSONS AT THE
END OF EACH TABLE, NOT EXCEEDING THB ORDER OF SYLLABLES IN THE FOREGO-
ING TABLES. THE SEVERAL SORTS OF POLYSYLLABLES ALSO, BEING RANGED IN
PROPER TABLES, HAVE THEIR SYLLABLES DIVIDED, AND DIRECTIONS PLACED AT
THE HEAD OF EACH TABLE FOR THE ACCENT, TO PREVENT FALSE PRONUNCIATION;
TOGETHER WITH THE LIKE NUMBER OF LESSONS ON THE FOREGOING TABLES PLACED
AT THE END OF EACH TABLE, AS FAR AS THE WORDS OF FOUR SYLLABLES, FOR THE
EASIER AND MORE SPEEDY WAY OF TEACHING CHILDREN TO READ. IT. A LARGE
AND USEFUL TABLE OF WORDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERENT IN
SIGNIFICATION; VERY NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE WRITING OF ONE WORD FOR
ANOTHER OF THE SAME SOUND. III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF
THE ENGLISH TONGUE, DELIVERED IN THE MOST FAMILIAR AND INSTRUCTIVE
METHOD OF QUESTION AND ANSWER; NECESSARY FOR ALL SUCH PERSONS AS HAVE
THE ADVANTAGE ONLY OF AN ENGLISH EDUCATION. IV. AN USEFUL COLLECTION
OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, DIVINE, MORAL AND HISTORICAL; TOGETHER
WITH A SELECT NUMBER OF FABLES, &C. &C. ADORNED WITH PROPER SCULPTURES,
FOR THE BETTER IMPROVEMENT OF THE YOUNG BEGINNER. AND V. FORMS OF
PRAYER FOR CHILDRKN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN AND EMINENT SCHOOL MASTERS. BY THOMAS
DlLWORTH. [A NEW EDITION, WITH SOME IMPROVEMENTS.]
Boston : Printed by T. and J. Fleet, at the Bible & Heart in Cornhill, 1789.
pp. (1), vii, 148, (2), (1), frontispiece. 16mo. BM. NL.
Appended is : The Universal prayer. [By Alex. Pope, esq ;] pp. (2).
And, Roman, English, and Italick print, p. (1).
— DILWORTH'S SPELLING-BOOK; OR, A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE:
IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WORDS BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; . . . II. A
LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OF WORDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIF-
FERENT IN SIGNIFICATION ; . . . III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR
OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, . . . iv. AN USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN
PROSE AND VERSE, ... V. FORMS OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL
OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMI-
NENT SCHOOL MASTERS.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen and Campbell. 1789.
- • A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING,
i. WORDS BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; . . .11. A LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OF
WORDS, THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFERENT IN SIGNIFICATION; . . .
III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, . . .
IV. AN USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, ... V. FORMS
OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOL MASTERS.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street. 1789.
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A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED BEFORE SAINT JOHN'S LODGE, No. 2, OP NEWBEBN, ON
THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, JUNE 24, 5789.
Newbern: Printed by Hodge and Wills, 1789.
DODDRIDGE, PHILIP 1702 - 1751
SOME REMARKABLE PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF THE HONOURABLE COL. JAMES GARD-
INER, WOO WAS SLAIN AT THE BATTLE OF PRESTON-PANS SEPTEMBER 21, 1745.
BY P. DODDUIDGE, D. D. [Two lines of Latin from] VIRG.
London, Printed: New-London: Re-printed, by T. Green. M,DCC,LXXX-
IX. pp. (2), (4), 190. 12mo. NL.
— THREE SERMONS ON THE EVIDENCES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. PREACHED
BY THE LATE LEARNED AND REVEREND PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D. To WHICH ARE
ADDED, EXTRACTS FROM SEVERAL CELEBRATED AUTHORS, ON THE SAME IMPORT-
ANT SUBJECT.
Re-printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, and sold at his Office on tlie
west side the River. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (143), (1). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JOB.
DRINKWATER, afterwards BETHUNE, JOHN 1762 - 1844
A HISTORY OF THE LATE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR. WITH A DESCRIPTION AND ACCOUNT
OF THAT GARRISON. BY A CAPTAIN IN THE LATE SEVENTY-SECOND REGIMENT; OR,
ROYAL MANCHESTER VOLUNTEERS. THE FOURTH EDITION, WITH A COPIOUS TABLE
OF CONTENTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. xii,
382, (2). 12mo. AAS.
DROWNE, SOLOMON 1753 - 1834
AN ORATION, DELIVERED AT MARIETTA, APRIL 7, 1789, IN COMMEMORATION OF
THE SETTLEMENT FORMED BY THE OHIO COMPANY. BY SOLOMON DROWN [lie],
ESQ. M. B.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts. By Isaiah Thomas, M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. (2), 17. 4tO. AAS. BM. LOC. MH8.
21803
21804
DUKE, WILLIAM
THOUGHTS ON REPENTANCE.
Baltimore ? 1789.
1757 - 1840
21805
DUNLAP, WILLIAM 1766 - 1839
DARBY'S RETURN. A COMIC SKETCH. As PERFORMED AT THE NEW- YORK THEATRE,
NOVEMBER, 24, 1789, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. WIGNELL. WRITTEN BY WIL-
LIAM DUNLAP. [Publisher's monogram.]
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell. And sold at their
respective Bookstores, andby Berry and Rogers. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 14, (2). 8vo.
Printed, also, in the New- York Magazine, for January, 1790. Reprinted
by the Dunlap Society, in facsimile, in 1899.
THE FATHER; OR, AMERICAN SHANDY-ISM. A COMEDY, AS PERFORMED AT THE
NEW-YORK THEATRE, BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY. WRITTEN IN THE YEAR
1788. [Two lines from] CONQUEST OF CANAAN.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, & Campbell. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.
56, (2.) 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
This is Dunlap's second play, but the first to be printed after being
acted. Later editions have the title : The Father of an only child. It
was reprinted by the Dunlap Society, in New York, in 1887.
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ECKLEY, JOSEPH 1750 - 1811
A SERMON, DELIVERED JULY 1, 1789, AT THE INSTALLATION OF THK REVEREND
ISRAEL EVANS, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN CONCORD, NEW-
HAMPSHIRE. BY JOSEPH ECKLKY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH IN
BOSTON.
Concord: Printed by George Hough. 1789. pp. 32. 16mo. AAS. HA. IK;.
. ELFORD, Sir WILLIAM 1749 - 1837
PLAN OF AN AFRICAN snip's LOWER DECK, WITH NEGROES, IN THE PROPORTION OF
NOT QUITE ONE TO TON. [Cut.] REMARKS ON THE SLAVE TRADE, EXTRACTED
FROM THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, FOR MAY, 1789. ... BY TUB PLYMOUTH COM-
MITTEE, W. ELFORD, CHAIRMAN. [Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. Price 3d, or 18s. per hundred.
[1789.] Broadside, fol. CLS. NYPL.
ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754 - 1820
ELLICOTT'S MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK AND EPHEMEHIS, FOR THE YKAH
OF OUR LORD, 1790: . . .
Baltimore: Printed and sold by John Hayes. [1789.] pp. (48). 12mo.
EMMONS, NATHANAEL 1745 - 1840
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. WALTER HARRIS, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN DUNBAHTON, AUGUST 26, 1789. BY
NATHANAEL EMMONS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN FRANKLIN. [Printer's
monogram.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wfteeler, inW«stminster-Street. [1789.]
pp. 28. 8VO. AAS. BPL. HC. LOC. NYPL. YC.
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE RBVEREND JOHN ROBIN-
SON, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN WESTBOROUOH, JANUARY 14,
1789. BY NATHANAEL EMMONS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN FRANKLIN,
[Three lines from] THE APOSTLE JUDE. [Printer's monogram.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, at Ms Office on the west side
the River. [1789.] pp. (35). 8vo. AAS. BM. CHS. NYPL. UTS. YC.
THE ESSEX JOURNAL & NEW-HAMPSHIRE PACKET. VOL. v. NUMB. 236. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 7, [ — NUMB. 287. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Newbury-Port : Printed and published by William Hoyt, in Merrimack-
Street, a little below the Ferry-way. . . . 1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
With the issue for July 8th, William Hoyt relinquished the editorship
of the Journal to John Mycall, its proprietor. In doing this Hoyt says
he has become the proprietor of the Gentlemen and ladies' town and
country magazine, (No. v. for June, 1789, is advertised in the same
issue), published by Nathaniel Coverly, at the corner of Back-Street,
leading to Charles-River-Bridge, Boston. On October 27th, he again
gives notice that the magazine lately published by Coverly and Hoyt,
will be continued by Mr. Coverly alone.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN NORTH AMERICA.
Hocu DBUTSCHES LUTHEHISCHES A. B. c. BUCH.
Philadelphia: Oedruckt bey Carl Cist, 1789. pp. 28. 8vo.
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EXTRACTS FKOM THE WRITINGS OF DIVERS EMINENT AUTHORS, OF DIFFERENT
RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS; AND AT VARIOUS PERIODS OF TIME, REPRESENTING THE
EVILS AND PERNICIOUS EFFECTS OF STAGE PLAYS, AND OTHER VAIN AMUSEMENTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, in Chesnut-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. pp. 15. 8vo. AAS.
THE FAIRFIELD GAZETTE, OR INDEPENDANT INTELLIGENCER. VOL. in. No. 12.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 49. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1789.]
Fairfield, Connecticut : Printed by Forgue & Bulkeley, at their Printing
Office near the Meeting House. 1789. fol.
It is probable that at about the above date publication of the Gazette
ceased.
THE FATAL EFFECTS OF SEDUCTION. A TRAGEDY. WRITTEN FOR THE USE OF THE
STUDENTS OF CLIO HALL, IN BENNINGTON, TO BE ACTED ON THEIR QUARTER DAY,
APRIL 28, 1789. FOUNDED ON THE STORY OF AN UNHAPPY YOUNQ LADY OF BOS-
TON. BY A FRIEND TO LITERATURE. [Motto.]
Bennington: Printed by Haswell & Russell. 1789.
THE FEDERAL [cut] GAZETTE, AND PHILADELPHIA EVENING POST. [Motto.] NUMB.
LXXX. THURSDAY, IST JANUARY, [ — VOL. in. TOTAL No. 390. THURSDAY, 31sT
DECEMBER, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed and published, daily, by Andrew Brown, at Wash-
ington's Head, Pear-Street, near St. Paul's Church; . . . 1789. 4to. AAS. LOC.
In February, the Printing Office was removed to Chesnut-Street, oppo-
site the Post-Office. With the issue for May 7th, the cut of the " New
roof of the Federal Temple" inspired by Francis Hopkinson's poem of
" The New roof," was dropped from the heading.
21817
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21821
THE NEW-YEAR'S WISH OF THE CARRIER OF THE PHILADELPHIA FEDERAL
GAZETTE.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Andrew Brown, 1789.] Broadside, riar. fol.
THE FEDERAL HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. n. No. 47. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, [— VOL.
in. No. 98. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Lansingburgh: Printed, every Monday, by Babcock & Hickok, corner of
King and Hoosack-Streets. 1789. fol. AAS.
THE FEDERAL POST. VOL. n. NUMB. 82. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, [— MAY 2 1789.]
Trenton: Printed by Frederick C. Quequelle. 1789. fol.
Discontinued, probably, at the close of its second volume in May ; but
the issue for January 27th, is the latest number known.
FEDERAL SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1790.
[ Newbury-Port : Printed, from copper-plate, by John My call.
Broadside.
1789.]
FERGUSON, SAMUEL
THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND
MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING, SETTING
AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790: [Eight lines.]
BY SAMUEL FERGUSON, PHILOM.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock. [1789.] pp. (34). 12ino.
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PENNING, DANIEL
THE READY RECKONER, OR THE TRADER'S BORE GUIDE, ADAPTED TO THE USE OP
ALL WHO DEAL BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL: EXHIBITING AT ONK VIEW, THE AMOUNT
OR VALUE OF ANY NUMBER OR QUANTITY OF GOODS OR MERCHANDIZE, FROM 1 UP
TO 10.000, AT THE VARIOUS PRICES, FROM 1 FARTHING TO 1 POUND. To WHICH
ARE PREFIXED, TABLES OF INTEREST AT 5, (i, AND 7 PER CENT. A TABLE SHEWING
THE WEIGHT AND VALUE OF GOLD AND SILVER, AS THEY NOW PASS IN PENNSYL-
VANIA AND NEW- YORK. ALSO A TABLE SHEWING THE VALUE OF CONTINENTAL
MONEY, AS FIXED BY AN ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES OF PENNSYLVANIA
AND MARYLAND. AN AMERICAN EDITION. CORRECTED & COMPARED WITH SEVERAL
EDITIONS.
Heading: Printed and sold by Benjamin Johnson. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.
195. ICmo. AAS. PSL.
Without signatures. Page 08, is misprinted 86.
FESSENDEN, THOMAS 1739-1813
A LUMINOUS SHINING CHARACTER: DELINIATED [sic] AND RECOMMENDED IN A SER-
MON, PREACHED BEFORE THE MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE SOCIETY OF FREE
AND ACCEPTED MASONS, OF THE RISING SUN LODGE, IN KEENE, ON WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 14, 1789. BY THOMAS FESSENDEN, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN WAL-
POLE. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Keene: (State of New- Hampshire) Printed by brother James D. Griffith.
[1789.] AAS.
FIELD, Miss —
THE GLORY OF THE HEAVENLY CITY, AND BLESSEDNESS OF DEPARTED SAINTS,
GRACIOUSLY MANIFESTED IN A VISION TO A YOUNG LADY OF BRISTOL, ON THE 10TH
OF OCTOBER, 1781. As RELATED BY HERSELF.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Cruksliank, in Market- Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 36. 12mo. AAS.
FISH, SAMUEL
THE RIGHTS OF THE POOR DEFENDED. IN A DISCOURSE ON MATTHEW XXV. 6.
Norwich: Printed by John Trvmbull. 1789.
FITCH, ELIJAH 1746 - 1788
THE BEAUTIES OF RELIGION: A POEM, ADDRESSED TO YOUTH. IN FIVE BOOKS. BY
ELIJAH FITCH, A. M. [Five lines.]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.129. 12nio.
THE CHOICE.
Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1789. pp. 5. 8vo.
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
FLEETS POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790. BEING THE SECOND
AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND FOURTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, CALCULATED
CHIEFLY FOR THE USE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON, THE
METROPOLIS, BEING IN LATITUDE 42 DEC. 25 MIN. NORTH. LONGITUDE 71 DEG. 4
MIN. WEST FROM THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH. To WHICH IS AN-
NEXED, THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, &c.
Boston : Printed and gold by T. & J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Corn-
hill. [1789.] pp. (20); 150. 18mo. AAS. HC. MHS.
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FOBES, PERES 1742 - 1812
A SERMON PREACHED JANUARY 7, 1789, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. ELIJAH
LEONARD, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OP THE SECOND CHURCH IN MARSHFIELD, IN
CONJUNCTION WITH THE REV. ATHEHTON WALES. BY PERES FOBES, A. M. A. A. 8.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN RAYNHAM.
Boston: Printed by Thomas and John Fleet. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (43).
8VO. AA8. BA. EC. MH8. NYPL.
FOLGER, WALTER, JUNIOR
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY; OR, ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790.
[Six lines.] BY WALTER FOLGER, JUN. OF NANTUCKET.
Printed and sold by J. White, and C. Cambridge, near Charles- Biter
Bridge, Boston. [1789.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
Printed from the same forms and identical, except the title, with Abra-
ham Weatherwise's Town and country Almanack, for 1790.
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FORDYCE, JAMES
SERMONS TO YOUNG WOMEN.
1720-1796
New -York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, 1789.
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21837
FOSTER, DANIEL 1748 - 1810
A FUNERAL SERMON ON THE DEATH OF JEDUTHAN BALDWIN. BY DAN FOSTER.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. 1789.
FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK, OR EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
1790; . . .
Wilmington: Primed and sold by James Adams and Sons. [1789.]
FRANCIS, BENJAMIN
CONFLAGRATION : A POEM ON THE LAST DAY, IN FOUR PARTS. BY THE REVEREND
BENJAMIN FRANCIS.
New -York: Printed by S. & J. London, No. 5, Water-Street. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 32. 8vo. AAS.
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 1706 - 1790
THE WAY TO WEALPH, AS CLEARLY SHOWN IN THE PREFACE OF AN OLD PENNSYL-
VANIA ALMANACK, ENTITLED, POOR RlCHARD IMPROVED. WRITTEN BY DR. BEN-
JAMIN FRANKLIN.
London printed. Laniingburgh : Reprinted by Babcoek & Hickok. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 15. 16mo.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. COLLECTED AND DIGESTED BY
ORDER OF THE GRAND LODGE OF SAID STATE.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs. 1789. pp. 76. 8vo.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
AT AN HALF-YEARLY GRAND COMMUNICATION HOLDEN IN THE MASON'S-llALL RICH-
MOND, THE 28TH OF OCTOBER, A. L. 5789, A. D. 1789.
[Richmond: 1789.] pp. (3). fol.
1789
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A FREEHOLDER'S ADDRESS TO THE FREEHOLDERS OP THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
[Without Place or Printer. 1789.]
THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL; OR, THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. VIII. NUMB. CCCCIII.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. ix. NUMB. CCCCLIV. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
30, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. 1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
In May, Francis Bailey withdrew from its publication, and was suc-
ceeded by Joseph Scott, who continued the Journal to May 16, 1792,
when it ceased to appear.
THE FREEMAN'S ORACLE: OR, NEW-HAMPSHIRE ADVERTISER. VOL. in. No. 129.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. iv. No. 174 ? WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1789.]
Exeter: Printed and published by Lamson and Ilanlet. 1789. fol. AAS.
With the issue for August lltb, Henry Ranlet withdrew from the part-
nership,and established, on August 15th, The Newhampshire Gazetteer.
The Freeman's Oracle was continued, "Published by John Lamson, at
his Office near the County Treasurer's," to December 9th, No. 174,
when it was merged into The Ntwhampshire Gazetteer, which assumed,
in its next issue, the consecutive volume and number, 175, of the
Freeman's Oracle. John Lamson's connection ceased when the two
papers were merged.
FRENCH, JACOB
THE NEW AMERICAN MELODY. IN THREE PARTS. CONTAINING, i. AN INTRODUCTION
TO THE GROUNDS OF MUSICK: OR RULES FOR BEGINNERS. II. A NEW AND COM-
PLETE BODY OF CHURCH MUSICK SUITED TO ALL METRES USUALLY SUNG IN
CHURCHES. III. A NUMBER OF NEW ANTHEMS ADAPTED TO SEVERAL OCCASIONS.
THE WHOLE ENTIRELY NEW AND COMPOSED FOR THE USE OF SINGING SOCIETIES.
BY JACOB FRENCH.
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, near Oliver'1 i-Dock, and by
Jacob French, in Medicay, Massachusetts. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 100. AAS. HC.
FRIENDS. SOCIETY OF
THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS,
FROM THE FIRST TO THE NINTH OF THE SIXTH MONTH, 1789, INCLUSIVE, To THE
QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF FRIENDS IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND
AND ELSEWHERE.
[Philadelphia ? 1789.J pp. (4). fol. AAS.
FROM OUR YEARLY-MEETING HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS, FROM THE
1ST DAY OF THE SIXTH MONTH, 1789, TO THE 9TH OF THE SAME, INCLUSIVE, To
THE NEXT YEARLY-MEETING OF OUR FRIENDS AND BRETHREN TO BE HELD AT
PHILADELPHIA FOR PENNSYLVANIA, NEW-JERSEY, &c.
[Philadelphiat 1789.] pp. (2). fol. AAS.
To THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THE ADDRESS OF THE RELIGIOUS
SOCIETY CALLED QUAKERS, FROM THEIR YEARLY MEETING FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
NEW-JERSEY, DELAWARE, AND THE WESTERN PARTS OF VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.
[And his Reply.] [Colophon :]
Printed by Daniel Humphreys, Front-Street, near the Drawbridge, Phila-
delphia. [1789.] pp. 8. 8vo.
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THE GAZETTE OP THE STATE OF GEORGIA. JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1789.
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Savanna?!.: Printed by James Johnston, Broughlon-Street. 1789. fol.
About this year Nicholas Johnston was admitted to partnership, and
the title altered to the Georgia Gazette, as given in the following year.
21846
GAZETTE OP THE UNITKD STATES. NUMBER 1. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, [ — No.
LXXV. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Published [on Wednesdays and Saturdays] by John Fenno, No. 86, Wil-
liam-Street, New-York. 1789. fol. AAS. BM. LOC.
Established by John Fenno, in New York, and moved to Philadelphia,
in April, 17!)0, when that city became the seat of the national govern-
ment. In May, 1789, the Printing Office was moved to No. 9, Maiden-
Lane, near the Oswego-Market. It was published as a semi-weekly to
December, 1793, when a daily evening edition was begun under the
title of, Gazette of the United States, and daily evening advertiser. In
1796, publication was changed to a morning issue under the title of
Gazette of the United States and Philadelphia daily advertiser. The
Gazette was ably conducted by its founder until his death, from yellow
fever, 14 September, 1798. His son, John Ward Fenno, continued its
publication to 1800, when it passed into the possession of Caleb P.
Wayne, who sold it, within two years, to Enos Bronson. In May, 1802,
Elihu Chauncey was admitted to partnership, and the title shortened to
Gazette of the United Slates. In February, 1804, the title was changed
to read : United States Gazette. In 1805, Elihu Chauncey retired, and
the Gazette was continued by Enos Bronson alone to March, 1818,
when a consolidation was effected with the True American, under the
name of Union, with the titles of both papers as sub-headings, under the
joint management of Bronson and Smith, In 1820, the consolidated
interests were sold to James G. Watts, and George H. Hart, with Joseph
R. Chandler as editor. In April, 1823, the old title of United States
Gazette was revived. In November, 1826, Chandler purchased the inter-
ests of James G. Watts, becoming sole proprietor, in 1829, when he
acquired George H. Hart's interests. In 1847, the Gazette was sold,
and merged into The North American, its name being retained in the
title for several years.
21847
GEMEINNtjTZIGE PHILADELPKISCHE CORRESPONDED: NUM. 402. DIENSTAOS DEN
6 JANUAR, [ — NUM. 453. DIENSTAGS DEN 29 DEZEMBEH, 1789.]
Diese Zeitung wird Dienstag nachmittags herausgegeben von Melchior Stei-
ner, Buchdrueher in der Rees-Strasse, zwisehen der Zweyten- und Dritten-Strasse,
zu Philadelphia; . . . 1789. fol.
21848
DER GENERAL-POSTBOTHE AN DIE DEUTSCHE NATION IN AMERICA. FREYTAGS,
DEN 27. NOVEMBER, 1789. DER HEHAUSGEBER AN DIE DEUTSCHEN . . .
[Colophon:]
Philadelphia : Gedruckt bey MelMor Steiner, in der Jlees-Strasse. zwischen
der Zweyten- und Dritten-Strasse; als eine Probe von dem General-Postbothen, der
mil dem Neuen Jahre 1790 woechentlich zwey mal heraus gegeben wirden soil. 1789.
pp. 8. 8vo. LOC.
Projected, and edited by Magister Friedrich C. Reiche. The Post-bothe
was published semi-weekly for the first six months of 1790. Its long
and heavv articles on historical subjects were out of place in a news-
paper, and it was discontinued for want of support.
1789
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THE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE: CONSISTING OF LIT-
ERATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS, AND AMUSEMENTS, WITH VARIOUS
OTHER MATTER. [VOL. I. NO. 1.] FOR FEBRUARY, [ DECEMBER,] 1789. [ Each
number] EMBELLISHED WITH AN ELEGANT COPPER-PLATE.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel C overly, at the corner of Back-
Street, leading to Charles-Sirer-Bridge. 1789. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
The numbers for August and September were, Printed and sold by
Nathaniel Coverly and William Hoyt. This magazine terminated its
execrable typographical existence, with the issue for August, 1790,
with the questionable distinction of having been, probably, the worst-
printed magazine that ever was issued. Time has not added to the
legibility of contents printed on fuzzy paper of varying color, with
ink diluted to indistinctness.
GEORGIA. STATE.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, RATIFIED THE GTH OF MAY, 1789.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 24. 12mo.
THE GEORGIA GAZETTE. No. 310. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [— No. 362. THURS-
DAY, DECEMBER 81, 1789.]
Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, Brougldon-Street. 1789. fol. GHS.
THE GEORGIA STATE GAZETTE AND INDEPENDENT REGISTER. VOL. in. No. cxix.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, [ — No. cxxxi. SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1789.]
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1789. fol.
Continued as, The Augusta Chronicle, as follows :
[GEORGIA.] THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND GAZETTE OF THE STATE. VOL. in. No.
cxxxn. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, [ — No. CLXIX. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
Augusta: Printed by John E . Smith, Printer to tJie State. 1789. fol. GHS.
In continuation of The Georgia State Gazette. Beginning in the follow-
ing year the name of the State preceded the title, as given above for
uniformity.
DIE GERMANTAUNER ZEITUNG. JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1789.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1789. fol. HSP.
GIBBONS, THOMAS
TO THE FREEMEN OF CHATHAM COUNTY. FELLOW CITIZENS, I SHALL ALWAYS BE
GLAD TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF MY PUBLIC CONDUCT WHENEVER MY CONSTITUENTS,
EITHER COLLECTIVELY, OR EVEN INDIVIDUALLY REQUIRE IT. ... TH. GlBBONS.
MARKET SQUARE, 2o. OCTOBER, 1789.
[Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1789.] Broadside, fol. GHS.
GIBSON, ROBERT
A TREATISE ON PRACTICAL SURVEYING, WHICH is DEMONSTRATED FROM ITS FIRST
PRINCIPLES, WHEREIN EVERY THING THAT IS USEFUL AND CURIOUS IN THAT ART
IS FULLY CONSIDERED AND EXPLAINED. TlIE WHOLE ILLUSTRATED WITH COPPER-
PLATES. THE FIFTH EDITION. BY ROBERT GlBSON. WlTH ILLUSTRATIONS AND
AMENDMENTS, PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THE USE OF AMERICAN SURVEYORS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukahank. M.DCC.LXXXIX.
pp. viii, 272, 90, 12 plates. 8vo.
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GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODEISLAND, NEWHAMPSHIRE & VER-
MONT ALMANACK, WITH AN EPHEMERIS, FOR THE TEAR OP OUR LOUD 1790:
BEING THE SECOND YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR, AND FOURTEENTH OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. FliOM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIP-
TURES, 5752. [Six lines. Cut. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas. . . . [1789.] pp. [48.] 12mo.
Contains, An Act to establish the Judicial Courts of the United States;
An Act for laying a duty on goods, wares, and merchandize im-
ported into the United States; Amendments to the new Constitution
proposed by Congress; and, a Federal register.
GLOUCESTER. MASSACHUSETTS. MASONICK FIRE SOCIETY.
RULES AND ORDERS, AGREED TO BE OBSERVED [st'c] BY A MASONICK FlRE SOCIETY,
INSTITUTED AT GLOUCESTER, AUGUST 18lH, ANNO DOMINI, MDCCLXXXIX.
FRIENDLY IN ADVERSITY.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Company, M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. 15. 16mo. AAS.
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GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG VON
THE SORROWS OF WERTER: A GERMAN STORY.
Litclifield; Printed by T. Collier. 1789. 2 vols.
1749-1832
21862
GOTTLICHE WUNDEHSCHRIFT, DAHINNEN ENTDECKET WIRD, WIE AUS DEM EWIGEN
GUTEN HAT KONNEN EIN BOSES UR8TAENDEN.
EpUrata: Klosterpresse. 1789. pp. 31. 8vo.
GORDON, WILLIAM 1729 - 1807
THE HISTORY OF THK RISE, PROGRESS, AND ESTABLISHMENT, OF THE INDEPENDENCE
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: INCLUDING AN ACCOUNT OF THE LATE WAR;
AND OF THE THIRTEEN COLONIES, FROM THEIR ORIGIN TO THAT PERIOD. BY
WILLIAM GORDON, D. D. [One line of Latin from] HORAT. i. EP. i. LIB. IN
THREE VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ III.]
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell; and sold at tJieir
respective Book-Stores. M.DCC.LXXXIX. 3 vols. pp. (2), (4), (5), (25) -443,
map ; (2), (8), (25)-474 ; (2), (26), (8), (17)-446. 8vo. ' AAS. JCB. NYPL.
Contains, a twenty-six page list of subscribers names. Advertised as
"ornamented with copper plates."
THE GOSHEN REPOSITORY, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. No. 1. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 14, [ — No. 50. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1789.]
Goshen: Printed by David JUandeville, near the Court-House. 1789. fol.
Established by David Mandeville. In 1790, David M. Westcott, at the
Academy, was associated in its publication, and the paper adopted for
its motto : " With gen'rous freedom for our constant guide, We scorn
controul, and print on ev'ry side." How much, if any, longer than the
end of the year 1791, the paper was published, is not known.
21863
GREEN, ASHBEL
ORATION, JULY 4, 1789, AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: 1789.
1762-1848
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GREAT BRITAIN. KINGDOM.
DEBATES IN THE BRITISH HOUSE OP COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1789; ON
THE PETITIONS FOB THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TKADE. To WHICH IS AN-
NEXED, THE TWELVE PROPOSITIONS SUBMITTED BY MR. WlLBEUFORCK, TO THE
COMMITTEE TO WHOM THE REPORT OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE VARIOUS
PETITIONS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE HAS BEEN REFERRED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third- Streets. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 24. 8vo. AAS. BA.
GREENWAY, JOSEPH
TO BE SOLD, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 6TH, 1789, AT 4 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON,
BY PUBLIC VENDUE, AT THE TAVERN NEAR THE COURT-HOUSE, THAT LARGE AND
NOTED HOUSE ON CAPE-ISLAND, WITH BETWEEN 3 AND 4 ACRES OF LAND JOIN-
ING TO IT; PART OF THE LAND LEADS TO THE SEA, TO LOW-WATER MARK. AND
LIKEWISE A HOUSE AND 16 ACRES OF LAND; ON ONE SIDE OF THE LAND THERE IS
A HUN OF FRESH WATER, THAT IS CALLED COLD SPRING; THIS PLACE HAS NEAR
ONE THIRD FRESH MEADOW, AND IS PLEASANTLY SITUATED ON THE GREAT ROAD
LEADING THROUGH THE COUNTRY, NOT FAR FROM THE MEETING HOUSE, IS VERY
SUITABLE FOR A TANNER; BOTH ARE IN THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, IN THE
COUNTY OF CAPE-MAY. JOSEPH GREENWAY, JULY 27TH, 1789. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James. [1789.] Broadside. 4to. NYPL.
GREGORY, JOHN 1724 - 1773
A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. BY THE LATE DR. GREGORY, OF EDING-
BURGII [sic.']
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Jamei, in Chesnut-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. pp. vi, (1), 78. 24uio. AAS.
GRIMKE, JOHN FAUCHERAUD 1752 - 1810
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING, BY SUBSCRIPTION. ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS, INCLUDING BOTH
THE STATUTES OF GREAT- BRITAIN IN FORCE HERE, AND THE ACTS OF ASSEMBLY,
FROM THE FIRST SETTLEMENT OF THIS COUNTRY TO THE PRESENT TIME, UPON THK
SAME PLAN AS THE BRITISH STATUTES AT LARGE: ENRICHED WITH MARGINAL
NOTES, REFERENCES TO THE SEVERAL ALTERATIONS AND AMENDMENTS WHICH
HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE LAWS SUCCESSIVELY, AND A VERY COPIOUS INDEX, AND
TO BE CONTINUED HEREAFTER. BY THE HONORABLE JOHN FAUCHERAUD GllIMKE,
ESQ. ONE OF THE ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF THIS STATE, A. B. . . .
[Charleston: Printed by Markland and M'lver, 1789.] pp. (2). 4to.
GUILD, BENJAMIN
NEW SELECT CATALOGUE OF BENJAMIN GUILD'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY, CONTAINING
PRINCIPALLY NOVELS, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, POETRY, PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS,
AND BOOKS OF ENTERTAINMENT. AT THE BOSTON BOOK-STORE, No. 59, CORN-
HILL.
Boston: Printed for Benjamin Guild. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 36. 12mo.
GURNEY, THOMAS 1705 - 1770
Half-title: GURNEY'S BRACHYGRAPHY IMPROVED.
Title: AN EASY AND COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM OF SHORT-HAND; ADAPTED TO THE
ARTS AND SCIENCES, AND TO THE LEARNED PROFESSIONS. BY THOMAS SARJEANT.
[Four lines of verse.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson & Lang for the Editor: sold by T. Dob-
son, W. Prichard, and all other Booksellers, Philadelphia; S. Campbell, New-
York; B. Larkin, Boston; J. Adams, Wilmington; Bice &, Co. Baltimore; T.
Brend, Richmond. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. (46), (2), xii plates, portrait of Thomas
Gurney. 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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21870 GUYON, JEANNE MARIE BOUVIERES UE LA MOTHE 1648 - 1717
THE WOUSHIP OP GOD, IN SPIRIT AND IN TKUTH: OK, A SHORT AND EASY METHOD
OF PRAYER, SUITED TO EVERY CAPACITY; WITH TWO LETTERS UPON TIIK SAME
SUBJECT. BY MADAM GUION. To WHICH is ADDED, TWO LETTERS, CONCERNING A
LIFE TRULY CHRISTIAN; AND A DISCOURSE UPON THE UNIVERSAL LOVE AND GOOD-
NESS OF GOD TO MANKIND, IN AND THROUGH JESUB ClIRIST. EXTRACTED FROM
TWO I.ATK AUTHOUS.
Philadelphia. • : Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's-Head in Market-
Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. vi, (4), 181. 24mo. AAS.
21871 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER 1757-1804
NEW- YORK, FEBRUARY 18, 1789. To THE SUPERVISORS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY,
IN THE COUNTY OF ALBANY. [An anti-Clinton address issued by the Federal
Committee.] BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, CHAIRMAN.
[New-York: 1789.] Broadside, fol.
TO THE INDEPENDENT AND PATRIOTIC ELECTORS OF TflE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
[An answer to the Clintonian Committee's address of March 9th, by the Federal
Committee. With the "Letters of II. G."] BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE, ALEX-
ANDER HAMILTON, CHAIRMAN.
[New -York: 1789.] pp. (12). 8vo.
21873 THE HAMPSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE: POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL, MORAL AND
ENTERTAINING. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. [Motto.] VOL. II. NUMBER
xcvu. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. in. NUMBER CXLVIII. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Printed and published by Ezra Waldo Weld, opposite the Court-House, in
Springfield. 1789. fol. AAS.
After April 29th, the motto reads : "An impartial administration of
justice, is the glory and ornament of a wise, Federal government.
21874 THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. VOL. in. NDMB. 123. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [—
VOL. iv. NUMB. 174. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Northampton, (Massachusetts). Published by William Butler. 1789. fol.
21875 THE HARRISBURGH [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No.
1. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, [ — No. 19. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Itnrrisbwgh, (State of Pennsylvania): Printed by T. Roberts & Co. . . .
1789. fol.
The issue for September 9th, has been reproduced in facsimile. How
long publication was continued by the Printers is not known.
21870 HART, LEVI 1738-1808
A SERMON, ON THE SACRED OBLIGATIONS OF CHRISTIAN MINISTERS TO IMPROVE
THEIK PERSONAL SORROWS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR PEOPLE: DELIVERED AT
PRESTON, ON LORD'S-DAY, JANUARY 4, 1789; BY LEVI HART, A. M. PASTOR OF A
CHURCH IN PRESTON. OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF HIS WIFE. [Three lines
from] i. THES. iv. 14, 18.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.
[23.] 8VO. CHS. NYPL. YC.
Contains, Sketches of the life and character of Mrs. Hart : by Another
hand.
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HART, JOSEPH 1712 - 1768
DIVINE SONGS, EXTRACTED FUOM MR. J. HART'S HYMNS, AND SET TO MUSICK IN
THREE AND FOUR PARTS. BY ABRAHAM WOOD. SUITABLE TO BE 8DNQ IN
CHURCHES IMMEDIATELY BEFORE OR AFTER DIVINE WORSHIP. [One line from]
PSALM CXLIX.
Printed, typographically, at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Company, and
sold at their Bookstore, No. 45, Newbury Street. Sold uUo at laid Thomas's Book-
store in Worcester. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 32. obi. 16mo. AAS. HC.
HARTLEY, THOMAS 1748 - 1800
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROPRIETY OF FIXING UPON A CENTRAL AND INLAND SITUA-
TION FOR THE PERMANENT RESIDENCE OF CONGRESS. HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE
CONSIDERATION OF THE HONORABLE THE MEMBERS OF THH SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. BY THE AUTHOR. [Signed, Pho-
cion.]
[New - Turk :] Printed in the year MDCCLXXXIX. pp.11. 8vo. LCP.
Urges the selection of York, Pennsylvania, as the best location.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
ILLUSTRISSIMO JOHANNI HANCOCK, ARMIGERO,GUBERNATORI; HONORATISSIMO SAM-
DELI ADAMS, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUBERNATORI ; CONSILIARIIS ET SENATORIBUS
REIPDBLIC.*: MASSACHUSETTENSIS; REVERENDISQUE ECCLESIARUM IN OPPIDIS SEX
VICINIS, PRESS YTEUIS, UNIVERSITATIS HARVARDIAN^E CURATORIBUS; REVERENDO
JOSKPHO WILLAHD, s. T. D. pH^ESioi; [Four lines.] THESES HASCE, JUVENES IN
ARTIBUS INITIATI, [Forty-seven names.] HUMILLIMK DEDICANT. . . . HABITA
IN COMITIIS UNIVERSITATIS CANTABRIGI/B, MASSACHUSETTKNSIS, DIE JULII xv.
ANNO SALUTIS MDCCLXXXIX. RERUMQUE PUBLICARUM FOEDEHATARCM AMERICA
POTESTATIS xiv. [Colophon :]
Boitonia: Typis I. Thomas et So. [1789.] Broadside, fol. BM. HC.
QU.ESTIONES SUB REVBHENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, 8. T. D. UNIVBUSITATIS IlAR-
VARDIAN-E, QU^K E8T CANTABRIGI^, IN RKPUBLICA MASSACHUSETTENSI, PRESIDE,
IN COMITIIS PCBLICIS, i. LAURE^B MAGISTRALIS CANDIDATI8, PRO MODULO DISCUTI-
ENDJE, DIE JULII xv, ANNO SALUTIS MDCCLXXXIX. [Thirty-seven lines.] [Colophon:]
Bostonice: Typis Thomm et JoJumnis Fleet. [1789.] Broadside, fol. HC.
21881
21882
21883
HAWKESWORTH, JOHN 1715 - 1773
ALMOHAN AND HAMET. AN ORIENTAL TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.]
Litchfield: Re-printed by Thomas Collier. M.DCC.LXXXIX. 2 vols. in
one. pp. 202. 12mo. AAS.
HAZARD, JOSEPH
JUVENILE POEMS.
Lilchfield: Printed by Thomas Collier, MDCCLXXXIX.
THE HERALD OF [cut] FREEDOM, AND THE FEDERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 32.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. in. No. 31. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1789.]
Printed at Boston (MassacJuisetts) every Tuesday and Friday, by JSdmund
Freeman and Loring Andrews, opposite the north door [north-east corner] of the
State-House . . . 1789. fol. AAS. LOC. MHS.
At the close of the second volume, in September, Loring Andrews with-
drew, without editorial mention of the change.
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21884 THE HERMIT OP THE FOREST, AND THE WANDERING INFANTS; A RURAL FRAGMENT.
ADOUNED WITH CUTS.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Sail, tfo. 53 Cornhill. 1789.
21885 HERVEY, JAMES 1718-1758
MEDITATIONS AND CONTEMPLATIONS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JAMES HERVEY, A. M.
LATE HECTOR OF WESTONFAVEL, IN ENGLAND. [Three lines.] FlHST WORCESTER
EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXIX.
2 vols. pp. 24, 159, frontispiece ; 188, frontispiece. 12mo. AAS.
21886 HIGGINSOX, STEPHEN 1743 - 1828
THE WHITINGS OF LACO, AS PUBLISHED IN THE MASSACHUSETTS CENTINEL, IN THE
MONTHS OF FEBUUAHY AND MARCH, 1789 — WITH THE ADDITION OF NO. vu.
WHICH WAS OMITTED. [Three lines from the] MASSACHUSETTS BILL OF RIGHTS.
Printed at Boston [by Benjamin Russell.] 1789. pp. [39.] 8vo. AAS. BA.
Reprinted in New York, in 1857, in an edition of one hundred and
fifty copies, sixty of which were destroyed by fire, under the title of,
" Ten chapters in the life of John Hancock."
21887 HILLHOUSE, WILLIAM, JUNIOR 1757 - 1833
A DISSERTATION, IN ANSWER TO A LATE LECTURE ON THE POLITICAL STATE OP
AMERICA, READ IN NEW-HAVEN, JANUARY 12TH, 1789, DURING THE ADJOURNED
SESSIONS OF THE HONORABLE LEGISLATURE. To WHICH IS ADDED, A SHORT POEM
SPOKEN AT THIS SAME TIME. BY WlLLIAM HlLLHOUSE, JUN. ESQ. ATTORNEY AT
LAW. [Ornament.]
New-Haven. — Printed by T. & S. Green. [1789.] pp. (23). 8vo. AAS.
21888 HILLIARD, TIMOTHY 1746 - 1790
A SERMON DELIVERED DECEMBER 10, 1788, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV.
JOHN ANDREWS, TO THE CARE OF THE FIRST CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN NEWBURV-
PORT, AS A COLLEAGUE- PASTOR WITH THE REV. THOMAS CART. BY TlMOTHY HlL-
LIARD, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN CAMBRIDGE. PUBLISHED AT THE
DESIRE OF THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY.
Newbury Port : Printed by John Mycall. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. (52). 8vo.
Printed in three colors : black, red, and blue.
21889 HISTORY OF A LITTLE BOY FOUND UNDER A HAYCOCK. To WHICH is ADDED THE
ROYAL ALPHABET, LIKEWISE LITTLE STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.
Boston: Printed by J. White and C. Cambridge, near Charles River
Bridge. [178'J.] 48mo.
21890 DER HOCII-DEUTSCHE AMEKICANISCHB CALENDER, AUF DAS JAHR 1790. NACH
DER GNADENREICHHN GEBURT UNSERS HERRN UND HEYLANDES JESU CHRISTI,
(WELCHES KIN GEMEIN JAHR VON 365 TAGEN IST). [Eight lines.] ZUM SECHS-
TENMAL HERAL'SGEGEIiEN.
Qermantaun, Gedntckt imd zii fmden bey Michael Billmeyer. [Six lines.]
[1789.] pp. (40). 4to. LOC.
21891 HOLIDAY EXERCISES: OH TUB CHRISTIAN A. B. c. CONSISTING OF SEVEN ALPHABETS,
WITH A TKXT OF SCRIPTURE AFFIXED TO EVERY LETTER.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and sold by Shepard Kvllock, 1789.
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HOPKINSON, FRANCIS 1737 - 1791
AN ORATION, WHICH MIGHT HAVE BEEN DELIVERED TO THE STUDENTS IN ANATOMY,
ON THE LATE RUPTURE BETWEEN THE TWO SCHOOLS IN THIS CITY.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Lobson and T. Lang. 1789. pp. 19. 4to.
Reprinted, in an edition of eleven copies, only, with portrait, in Phila-
delphia, in 1882.
HUBBARD, JOHN
HARMONIA SELECTA.
Printed at Worcester by Isaiah Thomas. 1789.
1759-1810
THE HUDSON WEEKLY GAZETTE. VOL. iv. No. 197. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, [—
VOL. v. No. 248. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Printed by Ailibel Stoddard, near the Market. 1789. fol. AAS.
HUMANE SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS.
A CONTINUATION OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, FROM THE SECOND TUESDAY IN JUNE 1788, TO THE
SECOND TUESDAY IN JUNE 1789.
[Boston: 1789.] pp. 7. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
HUMPHREYS, DAVID 1752 - 1818
AN ORATION ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE UNITED STATES, DELIVERED AT
NEW-HAVEN.
[New -York? 1789.]
POEMS BY COL. DAVID HUMPHREYS, LATE AID-DE-CAMP TO HIS EXCELLENCY
GENERAL WASHINGTON. THE SECOND EDITION: — WITH SEVERAL ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2), 90,
(1). 12mO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LOC. NYPL. YC.
HUNTINGTON, DAVID 1745 - 1812
INFANT BAPTISM VINDICATED. BY EXPLAINING THE COVENANT OF GRACE; AND PROV-
ING THAT IT IS A DIVINE INSTITUTION, UNDER THE GOSPEL DISPENSATION. BY THE
APOLOGIST.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, 1789. pp. 22. 8vo.
HUNTINGTON, JOSEPH 1735 - 1794
VlRTOK AND PEACE FOREVER INSEPARABLE. A DISCOURSE AT THE INTERMENT OF
CAPT. JOHN HOWARD, OF HAMPTON, JUNE 17ra, 1789. BY JOSEPH HUNTING-
TON, D. D.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1789. pp. 19. 8vo. LOG.
HUTCHINS, FATHER ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
FATHER HUTCHINS REVIVED ; BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPIIEMKRIS OF THE
MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS;
THE RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING
OF THE MOON; FOR THE YEAR OF OCR LORD 1790: BEING THE SECOND AFTER
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND 14T1I OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, UNTIL THE
4TH OF JULY. [Six lines.] BY FATHER ABRAHAM HUTCHINS, MATHEMATICIAN.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and sold at their
respective stores. [1789.] pp. (42). 12mo. LOC.
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31901 HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHINS IMPKOVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPHKMBUIS OF THE MOTIONS OF
THE SON AND MOON; THK TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING
AND SETTING OF THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON,
FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1790: [Seven lines.] BY JOHN NATHAN HUTCHINS,
PHILOM.
New -York: Printed and sold by II. Gaine, at his Printing Office, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square. Where may be had the New -York Pocket Almanack.
[1789.] pp. [48.] 12mo. AAS. LOG. NYHS. NYPL.
Contains, The Constitution of the United States of America, with
Amendments : and, An Act for laying a duty on goods, wares and
merchandizes, imported into the United States.
21902 THE INDEPENDENT [Mass, arms.] CHRONICLE : AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. xxi. NUMBER 1053. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMBER 1105. THURS-
DAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Boston: Published by Adam» and Nourse, Printers to the honourable the
General Court of t7te Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at their Printing -Office,
opposite the new Court-House, Court-Street. 1788. fol. AAS. MHS.
21903
THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER; OH, THE CHRONICLE OF FREEDOM. [Mottos.]
VOL. vin. NUMBER 952. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. ix. NUMBER 1263.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed (daily) by Kleazer <• Oswald, at the Coffee-House,
. . . 1789. 4to. AAS. LOG.
On August 21st, the Printing-Office was removed to Market- Street,
between Fourth and Fifth-Streets. With the issue for October 27th,
the size of the paper was enlarged to folio.
21904 JENYNS. SOAMB 1704 - 1787
A VIEW OF THE INTERNAL EVIDENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. [One line from]
ACTS xxvi. 28. BY SOAME JENYNS, ESQ. THE SIXTH EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. [192.]
16niO. AAS. NYPL.
21905 JERNINGHAM, EDWARD 1727 - 1812
POEMS BY MR. JERNINGHAM. SEVENTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Re-printed and sold by Enoch Story, Third-Street, third
door from Chesnut- Street. [1789.] pp. (73), (1) ; [12.] 12mo. AAS.
Second title: ODE, INSCRIBED TO JOHN HOWARD, ESQ.- p. R. s. AUTHOR OF "THE
STATE OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PRISONS." " I WAS IN PRISON AND YE CAME UNTO
ME." BY WILLIAM HAYLEY, KSQ;
Philadelphia : lie-printed and sold by Enoch Story, Tltird- Street, third
door from Chesnut-Street. [1789.] pp. [12.]
211)06 JOHNSON, JOHN 1706-1791
A MATHEMATICAL QUESTION, PROPOUNDED BY THE VICE-REGENT OF THE WORLD;
ANSWERED BY THE KING IN GLORY. ENIGMATICALLY REPRESENTED AND DEMON-
STRATIVELY OPENED. BY JOHN JOIIKSON, A. M.
Exeter: Printed by Henry Runlet. 1789.
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JUDD, EBEN W.
STODDARD'S DIARY: OR, THE COLUMBIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD
1790.
Printed and sold by Ashbel Stoddard, Hudson. [1789.]
JUDSON, EPHRAIM 1737 _ 1813
AMBASSADORS APPOINTED BY CHRIST TO TREAT WITH MANKIND ON THE SUBJECT OF
RECONCILIATION TO GOD. ILLUSTRATED. A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINA-
TION OF THE REVEREND JONATHAN STRONG, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE
THIRD CHURCH IN HRAINTREE, JANUARY 28, 1789. BY EPHRAIM JUDSON, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN TAUNTON. [Printer's monogram.]
Printed in Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, at Ms office on the west side the
River. [1789.] pp. 43. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LOC. NYPL. YC.
Reprinted in Emery's Ministry of Taunton, n : 45.
KEATE, GEORGE 1729 - 1797
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PELKW ISLANDS, SITUATED IN THE WESTERN PART OK THK
PACIFIC OCEAN. COMPOSED FROM THE JOURNALS AND COMMUNICATIONS OF CAP-
TAIN HENRY WILSON, AND SOME OF HIS OFFICERS, WHO IN AUGUST 1783, WERE
THERE SHIPWRECKED, IN THE ANTELOPE, A PACKET BELONGING TO THE HON.
EAST INDIA COMPANY. BY GEORGE KEETE, ESQ. F. R. s. AND s. A.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Cruki?iank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third- Streets. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. xx, 256. 12mo.
AAS.
KEHUKEE. NORTH CAROLINA. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MlNUTKS OF THE IvEHUKEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HELD AT WnlTFIELD's MEETING-
HOUSE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH-CAROLINA, 1789.
Edenton, North-Carolina: Printed by Hodge and Wills. 1789.
KEITH, ISAAC STOCKTON 1755 - 1813
THE FRIENDLY INFLUENCE OF RELIGION AND VIRTUE ON THE PROSPERITY OP A
NATION, A SERMON, PREACHED TO THE INDEPENDENT OR CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH-CAROLINA, JUNE 14, 1789. BY ISAAC S. KEITH,
A. B. ONE OF THE PASTORS OF THE SAID CHURCH. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF
THOSE WHO HEARD IT.
Charleston : Printed by Markland & M'Icer, No. 47, Bay. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 24. 8vo. AAS.
THE KENTUCKE ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790.
Lexington: Printed and sold by John and fielding Bradford. [1789.]
THE KENTUCKE GAZETTE. NUMB. 71. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, [— NUMB. 122.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
Lexington: Printed and sold by JoJtn and Fielding Bradford, at their
Printing- Office in Main Street. 1789. 4to.
In March, to conform with a Virginia law for advertising, the quaint
spelling of Kentucke was permanently changed to Kentucky, in the
title.
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KIRBY, EPHRAIM 1757 - 1804
REPORTS OP OASES ADJUDGED IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CON-
NECTICUT. FROM THE YEAR 1785, TO MAY 1788; WITH SOME DETERMINATIONS IN
THE SUPREME COURT OF ERRORS. BY EPHRAIM KIRHY, ESQUIRE.
LitcJifield: Printed by Collier & Adam. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. v, (3), 456,
(29), 8VO. AAS. BA. HC.
Contains, a List of subscribers names. The first volume of reports of
judicial decisions in the courts of this country printed.
LA TERRIERE, PIERRE DE SALES 1747 - 1834
A DISSERTATION ON THE PUERPERAL FEVER, DELIVERED AT A PUBLIC EXAMINATION
FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN MEDICINE, BEFORE THE REVEREND JOSEPH
WlLLARD, S. T. D. PRESIDENT, THE MEDICAL PROFESSORS, AND THE GOVERNORS OF
THE UNIVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, IN AMERICA. BY PETER DE SALES LA TER-
HIEHE, FROM CANADA. [Two lines of Latin.]
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hull, at No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. [18.] 8VO. BA. HC. LOC. MHS. SGO.
LATHROP, JOSEPH 1731 - 1820
CHRIST'S WARNING TO THE CHURCHES, TO BEWARE OF FALSE PROPHETS, WHO COME
AS WOLVES IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING: AND THE MARKS BY WHICH THEY ARE KNOWN:
ILLUSTRATED IN TWO DISCOURSES. BY JOSEPH LATHROP, A. M. PASTOR OF A
CHURCH IN WEST-SPRINGFIELD. [Two lines from] APOSTLE PETER.
Printed at Springfield, Massachusetts, by Ezra W. Weld. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. [46.] 8vo. AAS. CHS. NYPL. YC.
- SPRINKLING A SCRIPTURAL MODE; AND THE INFANTS OF BELIEVERS PROPER
SUBJECTS OF BAPTISM, ASSERTED AND PROVED. BY JOSEPH LATHROP, A. M. PASTOR
OF A CHURCH IN WEST-SPRINGFIELD. IN SEVERAL DISCOURSES. SECOND EDITION.
Re-printed at Hartford by Elisha Babcock. 1789. pp. 80. 8vo. CHS. HC.
An appendix, pages 66 - 80, contains The History of the origin of the
anabaptists ; in three letters to a friend. By the Rev. Nathan Perkins,
of [West] Hartford.
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DISSERTATIONS UPON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, WHICH MAY BE WELL WORTH THE ATTEN-
TION OF EVERY CHRISTIAN; AND -OF REAL SERVICE TO THE SINCERE INQUIRER
AFTER TRUE RELIGION. BY JEREMIAH LEAMING, A. M. RECTOR OF CHRIST'S
CHURCH. IN STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT. [One line quotation.]
yew-Haven, Printed: Portsmouth, New-Hampshire: Re-printed and sold
by John Melclier. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (68). 8vo. NYHS. NYPL.
LELAND, JOHN 1754 - 1841
THE BIBLE-BAPTIST. BY JOHN LELAND. [Two lines of verse. Ornament.]
Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. pp. (27). 8vo. LOG.
[Dated, Orange County, Virginia. March,
- THE VIRGINIA CHRONICLE. .
1789.]
[Norfolk: Printed by Prentii and Baxter. 1789.] pp.7. 16mo.
A chronicle, in scriptural style, of the first settlement of Virginia, in
fifty verses.
JCB.
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AN ALMANACK FOII THE YEAR 1790. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF DANBURY
. . . BUT MAY SERVE INDIFFERENTLY FOR ANY OF THE ADJACENT STATES. BY
JOSEPH LELAND.
Danbury: Printed by Dottglass and Ely. [1789.]
LESSING, GOTTHOLD EPIIRAIM 1729 - 1781
LUCY [Sara] SAMPSON ; OR THE UNHAPPY HEIRESS. A TRAGEDY, IN FIVE ACTS.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA. [David Rit-
tenhouse.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Charles Cist, in Race- Street, between
Front and Second-Street. 1789. pp. 88. 8vo.
LEWIS, JOHN 174G - 1792
CHRISTIAN FORBEARANCE TO WEAK CONSCIENCES A DUTY OF THE GOSPEL. THE SUB-
STANCE OF TWO SERMONS, PREACHED AT STEPNEY PARISH, IN WEATHERSFIELD.
ATTEMPTING TO PROVE THAT PERSONS ABSENTING THEMSELVES FROM THE LORD'S
TABLE, THROUGH HONEST SCRUPLES OF CONSCIENCE, is NOT SUCH BREACH OF COV-
ENANT, BUT THAT THEY MAY PARTAKE OTHER PRIVILEGES. BY JOHN LEWIS, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN THAT PARISH. [Three lines of Latin quotations.J
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. [43.] 8vo. AAS. YC.
LITTLE STORIES FOR LITTLE FOLKS, IN EASY LESSONS OF ONE, TWO AND THREE SYL-
LABLES: ADORNED WITH A PLEASING VARIETY OF CUTS.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. 1789.
LOW, NATHANAEL 1740 - 1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN JER\ 1790.
[Fourteen lines.] BY NATHANAEL Low. [Nine lines of verse.]
Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, in Boston. [The only Proprietors of Dr.
Low's Copyright.] Where may be had their Pocket Almanack and Register. [1789.]
pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
LOW, SAMUEL 1765 -
THE POLITICIAN OUTWITTED, A COMEDY, IN FIVE ACTS. WRITTEN IN THE YEAR
1788. BY AN AMERICAN. [Two lines from] FALCONER'S SHIPWRECK. [Monogram.]
New -York: Printed for the Author by W. Ross, in Broad-Street, and sold
by the different Booksellers. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp.71. 8vo. AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
LUCIANUS SAMOSATENSIS. 120 - 200
THE SELECT DIALOGUES OF LUCIAN. To WHICH is ADDED, A NEW LITERAL TRANS-
LATION IN LATIN, WITH NOTES IN ENGLISH. BY EDWIN MURPHY, M. A. [Two
lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by JosepJt James, Chesmit-Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. xv, 172, 100. 12mo. AAS.
M'DONALD, ALEXANDER
THE YOUTH'S ASSISTANT. BEING A PLAIN, EASY AND COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC. THE SECOND EDITION.
Litchfield: Printed by Thomas Collier. 1789.
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MACKENZIE, HENRY, and others.
THE LOUNGER. A PERIODICAL PAPER, PDBLISHED AT EDINBURGH IN THE YEAR
1785, 1786 AND 1787. BY THE AUTHORS OF THE MIRROR. IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. i. [No. 1. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1785 — No. 52. JANUARY 28, 1786.]
VOL. n. [No. 53. FEBRUARY 4, 1786 — No. 101. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1787.]
THE SIXTH EDITION.
New -York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, No, 44, Hanover-Square, cor-
ner of the Old-Slip. M,DCC,LXXXIX. 2 vols. pp. vi, 324; vi, 320, (4). 12mo.
MACPHERSON, JOHN
A HISTORY OP THE LIFE, VERY STRANGE ADVENTURES, AND WORKS OF CAPTAIN
JOHN MACPHERSON; WHICH WILL, IN MANY PARTS, APPEAR LIKE AN EASTERN
TALE.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. (48+) 12mo.
MARRANT, JOHN
A SERMON PREACHED ON THE 24TH DAY OF JUNE 1789, BEING THE FESTIVAL OF ST.
JOHN THE BAPTIST, AT THE REQUEST OF THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE GRAND
MASTER PRINCE HALL, AND THE REST OF THE BRETHREN OF THE AFRICAN
LODGE OF THE HONORABLE SOCIETY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS IN BOS-
TON. BY THE REVEREND BROTHER MARRANT, CHAPLAIN. [Two lines from] JOB
xxii. 17.
Boston : Printed [by Thomas and John Fleet J and sold at the Bible and
Heart. [1789.] pp. 24. 8vo. AAS. BA. nc. MHS.
MARTIAL, MARTIN, pseudonym.
THE MILKIAD: A POBM. CANTO FIRST. TEKEL THE BIBLE. BY MARTIN MARTIAL,
GENT. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF THE CITY OF NEW- YORK; BUT, MAY
WITHOUT ANY MATERIAL ERROR, SERVE FOR THE WHOLE STATE.
[New -York:] Printed in the year 1789. pp. (22). 8vo. LOC.
MARYLAND. STATE.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN
THE YEAH OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT.
[— 23 December, 1788. Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1789.] pp.
(2), (51). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. NOVEMBER SESSION, 1788. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS
ASSEMBLY. [4 November, - 23 December, 1788.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1789.] pp. 102. fol. LOG.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
NOVEMBER SESSION, 1788. BEING THE FIFTH SESSION OF THE THIRD SENATE.
[3 November, -23 December, 1788.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1789.] pp. 42. fol. LOC.
THE MARYLAND CHRONICLE, OR THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. iv.
No. 158. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 209. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
1789.]
Frederick-Town: Printed by Matthias Bartgis, at the English and German
Printing-Office. 1789. fol.
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THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLIVTH TEAK. No. 2190. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,[ —
XLVTH YEAK. No. 2242. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick and Samuel Green, 1789. fol. AAS.
THE MARYLAND [arms] GAZETTE; OH, THE BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. VOL. vr.
NUMB. 443. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 546. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1769.]
BaUimore: Printed and published by Jolm Hayes, the corner of Market
and Caltert Streets, . , . 1789. fol.
THE MARYLAND JOURNAL AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. VOL. xvi. No. 1104.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [— No. 1207. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1789.]
Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard, in Market-Street. 1789. fol. AAS.
In August, William Goddard formed a partnership with his brother-
in-law, James Angell, as W. Goddard and James Angell.
MARYLAND SOCIETY FOH PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OP SLAVERY.
CONSTITUTION OP THE MARYLAND SOCIETY, FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OP
SLAVERY, AND THE BELIEF OF FREE NEGROES, AND OTHERS, UNLAWFULLY HELD
IN BONDAGE.
Baltimore: Printed by William Ooddard and James Angell, M,DCC,-
LXXX1X. pp. 8. 8vo. HC.
Reprinted in W. F. Poole's Anti-slavery opinions before 1800.
MASON, GEORGE 1726 - 1792
A PRIVATE CITIZEN BEGS LEAVE HUMBLY TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING QUERIES TO
THE CONSIDERATION OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY NOW SITTING, [against the Port-
Bill.]
[Alexandria: Printed by Hanson and Bond, 1789.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
MASON, JOHN 1705 - 1763
SELF KNOWLEDGE: A TREATISE, SHEWING THE NATURE AND BENEFIT OP THAT
IMPORTANT SCIENCE, AND THE WAY TO ATTAIN IT. INTERMIXED WITH VARIOUS
REFLEXIONS AND OBSERVATIONS ON HUMAN NATURE. BY JOHN MASON, A. M. THE
FIRST WORCESTER EDITION, FROM THE LAST BRITISH EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 227, frontispiece. 12mo. AAS.
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OP MASSACHUSETTS;
BEGUN AND HELD AT UOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OP MAY ANNO DOMINI, 1788; AND FROM THENCE CONTIN-
UED BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBER FOLLOWING. [ — 16 February, 1789.] [Colophon:]
Boston : Printed by Adams and Noitrse, Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 724-746. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
General title: LAWS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. PASSED BY
THE GENERAL COURT: BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUF-
FOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1789.
[Arms.] VOLUME n.
Boston: Printed by Adams and Bourse, Printers to the honourable General
Court, M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
— [Anns.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS : BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WED-
NESDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1789.
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Noune, 1789.] pp. 3 - 32. fol. AAS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ. ; OOVERNOUK OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Appointing Thursday, May seventh, a day of fasting.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1789.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ. ; GOVERNOUH OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Appointing Thursday, November twenty-sixth, a day of thanksgiving.]
[Boilon: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1789.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
THE PERPETUAL LAWS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, FROM THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION, IN OCTOBER, 1780, TO THE LAST WEDNES-
DAY IN MAY, 1789. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED, THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEND-
ENCE, THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH, THE TREATY OF PEACE, BKTWEEN GREAT-BRITAIN AND AMERICA, AND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE
GENERAL COURT. [Arms.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2), (4), (3) - 48, 495, vi. fol. AAS. HSP. LOC. MHS.
[Arms.] PERPETUAL LAWS, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
THE FOLLOWING LAWS HAVING PASSED THE GENERAL COURT, AFTER THE ARRANGE-
MENTS WERE MADE FOR THIS VOLUME, ARE PRINTED ACCORDING TO THEIR DATES.
[10 January, - 14 February, 1789.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1789.] pp. [57.] fol. AAS. LOC.
- TAX NO. SEVEN. [Arms.] COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. In THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE. AN ACT FOB
APPORTIONING AND ASSESSING A TAX OF THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
FIVE POUNDS EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS AND ONE PENNY TO ANSWER THE EXIGENCIES OF
GOVERNMENT; AND ALSO FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE POUNDS,
NINETEEN SHILLINGS, TO REPLACE THE SAME SUM DRAWN OUT OF THE TREASURY,
TO PAY THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THEIR ATTEND-
ANCE THE THREE LAST SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL COURT; ALSO A FURTHER SUM
OF FIFTEEN POUNDS ONE SHILLING, SET TO THE TOWN OF BOWDOIN, AND THE SUM
OF FORTY-SEVEN POUNDS ELEVEN SHILLINGS, SET ON THE LANDS OF THE HEIRS AND
ASSIGNS OF THE LATE BRIGADIER WALDO. [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Adtims and Nourse, Printers to the honourable General
Court, M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 19. fol. AAS. HSP.
- RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS : TOGETHER WITH TFIE MESSAGES, &C. OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOUIl
TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,
ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1788; AND
FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY
THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DECF.MBER FOLLOWING. [ 17 February, 1789.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1789.] pp. (71) -125. Index,
[11.] fol. AAS. NYPL.
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MASSACHUSETTS. STATE, continued.
RESOLVES OP THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. BEOON AND HKLD AT BOSTON. IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WED-
NESDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1789. [— 26 June,
1789.]
Boston: Printed by Adams and Nowise, Printers to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 42. fol. AAS. NYPL.
THE MASSACHUSETTS [cut] CENTINEL. [Motto.] NUMBEK 32 OF VOL. x. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 3, [— NUMBER 31 OF VOL. xn, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
[Boston :J Published on Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Benjamin Russell,
near the State House. 1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
[Cut.] COMMERCE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIBERTY, SHALL EXTEND FAR *
WIDE. [Cut.] THE CARRIERS OF THE CKNTINEL, TO THE GENEROUS PATRONS OF
THAT PUBLICATION, WISHING TI1E PRESENT YEAR MAY BE CROWNED WITH EVERY
LOCAL AND FEDERAL BLESSING.
I Boston: Printed by Benjamin Russell, 1789.] Broadside, nar. fol. LOC.
THE MASSACHUSETTS MAGAZINE : OR, MONTHLY MUSEUM OF KNOWLEDGE AND
RATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT. CONTAINING, POETRY, MUSICK, BIOGRAPHY, HISTORY,
PHYSICK, GEOGRAPHY, MORALITY, CRITICISM, PHILOSOPHY, MATHEMATICKS, AGRI-
CULTURE, ARCHITECTURE, CHYMISTRY, NOVELS, TALES, ROMANCES, TRANSLATIONS,
NEWS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, AC. &C. [Two lines
of Latin from] HORACE. VOL. I. FOR [January - December,] 1789. [Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. Sold at
their Bookstore, No. 45, Newbury Street, and by said Thomas, at his Bookstore in
Worcester, by whom subscriptions for this work are still received. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. (2), (2), 802, 14 plates. 8vo. AAS. BA. nc. JOB. LOC. MHS.
MEIER, GEORG FRIEDRICII 1718 - 1777
THE LAUGHING PHILOSOPHER, OR THOUGHTS ON JESTING ; CONTAINING RULES BY
WHICH A PROPER JUDGMENT OF JESTS MAY BE FORMED, AND THE CRITERION FOR
DISTINGUISHING TRUE AND GENUINE WIT FROM THAT WHICH IS FALSE AND SPURI-
OUS; TOGETHER WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR IMPROVING THE TASTE OF THOSE WHO
HAVE A NATURAL TURN FOR PLEASANTRY AND GOOD HUMOUR.
Philadelphia: Printed by Henry Taylor, 1789.
Two hundred and forty -eight copies, in sheets, were offered at the sale
of Taylor's estate, in 1791.
MERCER, JAMES 1747 - 1793
LANDS. FOR SALE, TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES ON A DRAIN OF MILL-CREEK,
IN THE COUNTY OF HAMPSHIRE, . . . THESE LOTS BELONG TO THE ESTATE OF
MY LATE BROTHER, COL. GEORGE MERCER, LONDON, DECEASED, AND ARE SOLD BY
ME AS HIS HEIR, UNDER A LATE ACT OF THE VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY. . . . JAMES
MERCER. FREDERICKSBURG, JULY 2, 1789. [Colophon:]
fredericksburg : Printed by Timothy Green, near the Post-Office. [1789.]
Broadside, fol. NYPL.
MERCER, JOHN FRANCIS 1759-1821
AN INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE TO AN ARGUMENT IN SUPPORT OF THE PAYMENTS
MADE OF BRITISH DEBTS INTO THE TREASURY OF MARYLAND DURING THE LATE
WAR. BY JOHN FRANCIS MERCER.
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1789.] pp.
[44.] 8vo. MDL.
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21959 MERCIER, Louis SEBASTIEN 1740 - 1814
THE NIGHT CAP. FROM THE FRENCH OP MR. MEHCIER.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, 1789. 2 vols.
21960 METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Springfield: Printed by Ezra Waldo Weld, 1789. Broadside, fol.
21961 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA.
A FORM OP DISCIPLINE, POR THE MINISTERS, PREACHERS, AND MEMBERS OP THK
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA, CONSIDERED AND APPROVED AT A
CONFERENCE HELD AT BALTIMORE, IN THE STATE OP MARYLAND, ON MONDAY
THE 27TH OP DECEMBER, 1784: IN WHICH THOMAS COKE, AND FRANCIS ASBURY,
PRESIDED: ARRANGED UNDER PROPER HEADS, AND METHODISED IN A MORE AC-
CEPTABLE AND EASY MANNER: WITH SOME OTHER USEFUL PIECES ANNEXED. THK
FIFTH EDITION.
New -York: Printed by William Ross, in Broad-Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. (iv), (50), (5); 10; (2), 13-25; 27-42; (43) -131. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
Second title : THE ARTICLES OP RELIGION, AS RECEIVED AND TAUGHT IN THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.
[Three lines of Scripture texts/]
New -York: Printed by William Ross, in Broad-Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX.
pp. 10.
Third title: THE SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE OP PREDESTINATION, ELECTION, AND REP-
ROBATION. BY THE RKV. JOHN WESLEY, M. A. LATE FELLOW OP LINCOLN COL-
LEGE. OXFORD.
New -York: Printed by William Ross, in Broad-Street, M.DCC.LXXXIX.
pp. (2), 13-25.
Fourth heading: SERIOUS THOUGHTS ON THE INFALLIBLE, UNCONDITIONAL PERSE-
VERANCE OF ALL THAT HAVE ONCE EXPERIENCED FAITH IN CHRIST, pp. 27 -42.
Fifth heading : A PLAIN ACCOUNT OP CHRISTIAN PERFECTION, AS BELIEVED AND
TAUGHT BY THE REV. MR. JOHN WESLEY, PROM THE YEAR 1725, TO THE YEAR
1765. pp. 43-131.
Reprinted at Exeter, New Hampshire, in 1888.
21962 THE MIDDLESEX ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1790: . . .
Middletown: Printed and sold by Moses H. Woodward. [1789.]
21963 THE MIDDLESEX GAZETTE, OR, PCEDERAL ADVISER. VOL. iv. NUMB. 166. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. v. NUMB. 217. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
Middletown: Printed and published by Woodward and Green. 1789. fol.
In April, "The Printers being desirous of constantly presenting their
readers with something worthy of their attention, intend publishing in
this Gazette, The History of the late war. By William Gordon, D. D.
It will be begun as soon as a copy can be procured, and continued in
such proportions as not to interfere with any intelligence of conse-
quence to the public." On August 1st, Thomas Green withdrew from
the partnership, the printing and publishing of the Gazette being con-
tinued by Moses H. Woodward, alone.
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MILLER, EDWAKD 1760-1812
DlSSERTATIO MEDICA, INAUQDKAMS DE PHY8CONIA 6PLENICA. CjUAM, BUB MODER-
AMI.NK VIIU ADMODUM RKVEHENDI D. JOANNIS EwiNO, S. 8. T. P. UNI VER8ITATIS
PENNSYLVANIENSIS FH/EFECTI; EX CUHATORUM PERII.I.USTKIUM AUCTORITATE,
NEC NON AMPLISSIME FACHI/TATI6 DECRETO, DEO MAXIMO ANNUENTE, PRO GRADC
DOCTORATUS, SUMMI8QUE IN MEDICINA IIONORIBUS ET PRIVILEGIIS RITE ET LEG-
ITIME CON8EQUENDIS ; ERCDITORUM EXAMINI 6UBJECTAM SD8TINCIT EDVARDU8
MILLER, M. B. DELAVARENBIS, BOCIKTAT. MKD. DELAVARENS. SOD. EJUSDEMO.UE
A SECRETIS AD DIEM 23. JuLii, HORA LOCOQus soLiTiis [Three lines of French
from] DUJARDIN.
Philadelphia: Apud Qulidmum Young. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. [27], er-
rata. 8vo. i.oc. SGO.
MILLOT, CLAUDE FRANCOIS XAVIER, l'abl>6 1726 - 1785
ELEMENTS OF GENERAL HISTORY. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF THE ABBE
MILLOT. PART FIRST. ANCIENT HISTORY. IN TWO VOLUMES. FIRST AMERICAN
EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tliomas. MDCCLXXXIX.
2 vols. pp. xx, 563; 571. 8vo. AAS. HC.
ELEMENTS OF GENERAL HISTORY. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF THE
ABBE MILLOT. PART SECOND. MODERN HISTORY. IN THREE VOLUMES. FIRST
AMERICAN EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXIX.
3 vols. pp. 429; 518; 500. 8vo. AAB. HC.
THE MODES OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-WORSHIP VINDICATED: IN A LETTER TO THE
BLACKSMITH. BY A PRESBYTER OF IRELAND. FOURTH EDITION. [Three lines
from] NEW TESTAMENT.
London Printed. Newbury-Port : Re-printed by John Mycall,for the Sub-
scribers. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 54. 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC. NYPL.
MONTEATH, WALTER
BROTHERLY-LOVE. A SERMON AT A MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE-
MASONS, OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, . . . 24TH DAY OF JUNE, 1788. BY
REV. WALTER MONTEATH.
New-Brunswick: Printed by Shelly Arnett. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 20. 8vo.
MONTFORT, ROBERT
TO THE PLANTERS, TRADESMEN, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHER VOTERS, OF CHATHAM
COUNTY. FELLOW CITIZENS, THE PIECE SIGNED THE PLANTER, IN YESTERDAY'S
PAPER, HAS MENTIONED MY NAME AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE ENSUING ELECTION.
. . . Ro. MONFORT. OCTOBER 2, 1789.
[Savannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1789.] Broadside. 4to. GHS.
- TO THE PUBLIC. WITH ASTONISHMENT I READ A LATE PUBLICATION IN MR.
JOHNSTON'S PAPER, SET FORTH BY ONE SAMUEL CHANDLER, WHO SEEMS DETER-
MINED HERE, AS WELL AS WHEREVER HE HAS BEEN TO IMPOSE HIMSELF ON THE
WORLD AS A MAN OF UNIVERSAL LEARNING. . . . PHILALETHE8.
[Sanannah: Printed by James Johnston, 1789.] Broadside, fol. ons.
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Half-title: DECIUS. ASPIRING TO BE GODS, PRESUMPTUOUS ANGELS FALL. ASPIRING
TO BE ANGELS, MEN SHALL HUMBLY CRAWL.
Title: DECIUS'S LETTERS ON THE OPPOSITION TO THE NEW CONSTITUTION IN VIR-
GINIA, 1789.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis. [1789.] pp. [134.] Svo. LOC. NYPL.
Attributed, by John Adams, to John Nicholas ; but, from a manu-
script note in the copy belonging to the Library of Congress, which
formerly belonged to John Nicholas, it appears that Dr. James Mont-
gomery is the author of the Letters — the Dedication to the Assembly,
only, being written by John Nicholas.
MOORE, JOHN HAMILTON - 1807
THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND LADY'S MONITOR, AND ENGLISH TEACHER'S ASSISTANT.
BEING A COLLECTION OP SELECT PIECES FROM OUR BEST MODERN WRITERS : CAL-
CULATED TO ERADICATE VULGAR PREJUDICES AND RUSTICITY OF MANNERS: IM-
PROVE THE UNDERSTANDING ; RECTIFY THE WILL; PURIFY THE PASSIONS; DIRECT
THE MINDS OF YOUTH TO THE PURSUIT OF PROPER OBJECTS; AND TO FACILITATE
THEIR READING, WRITING, AND SPEAKING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WITH ELE-
GANCE AND PROPRIETY. PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR THE USE OF OUR EMINENT
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES, AS WELL AS PRIVATE PERSONS, WHO HAVE NOT AN
OPPORTUNITY OF PERUSING THK WORKS OF THOSE CELEBRATED AUTHORS, FROM
WHENCE THIS COLLECTION IS MADE. DIVIDED INTO SMALL PORTIONS FOR THE
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TIONS. THE FIFTH EDITION. By J. HAMILTON MOORE, AUTHOR OF THE PRAC-
TICAL NAVIGATOR AND SEAMAN'S NEW DAILY ASSISTANT.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell. 1789.
MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym.
GAINE'S NEW-YORK POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1790: BEING THE SECOND
AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND 14TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4TH JULY.
[Fourteen lines.] Br THOMAS MOORE, PHILO.
New-York: Printed by II. Qaine,at the Bible, in Hanover- Square. [1789.]
pp. [72.J 48ino. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
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[New -York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1789.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
Thirty pages imposed on an unfolded sheet.
MOORE, THOMAS L.
SERMON BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE
STATE OF NEW-YORK, NOVEMBER 3, 1789. BY REV. THOMAS L. MOORE.
New-York: 1789. pp. 20. Svo.
MOREHOUSE, ABRAHAM
THE FIRST TRIAL OF A. MORHOUSE, FOR FORGERY. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
New -York: 1789.
THE MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 1399. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,
[ — No. 1711. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
New-York: Printed and published by William Morton, at his Printing-
Office, No. 231, Queen-Street. 1789. fol. AAS.
In continuation of The New - York Morning Post, and daily advertiser.
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THE AM Kiu CAN GEOGRAPHY; OK, A VIEW OP THE PRESENT SITUATION OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. CONTAINING ASTRONOMICAL GEOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPH-
ICAL DEFINITIONS. DISCOVERY, AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF AMERICA. SUM-
MARY ACCOUNT OF THE DISCOVERIES AND SETTLEMENTS OF NORTH AMERICA;
GENERAL VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES; OF THEIR BOUNDARIES; LAKES, BAYS
AND RIVERS; MOUNTAINS; PRODUCTIONS; POPULATION; GOVERNMENT; AGRICUL-
TURE; COMMERCE; MANUFACTURES; HISTORY; CONCISE ACCOUNT OF THE WAR,
AND OF THE IMPORTANT EVENTS WHICH HAVE SUCCEEDED. BIOGRAPHICAL
SKETCHES OF SEVERAL ILLUSTRIOUS HEROES. GENERAL ACCOUNT OF NEW ENG-
LAND; OF ITS BOUNDARIES; EXTENT; DIVISIONS; MOUNTAINS; RIVERS; NATURAL
HISTORY; PRODUCTIONS; POPULATION; CHARACTER; TRADE; HISTORY. PARTICU-
LAR DESCRIPTIONS OF THE THIRTEEN UNITED STATES, AND OF KENTUCKY, THE
WESTERN TERRITORY AND VERMONT. OF THEIR EXTENT; CIVIL DIVISIONS; CHIEF
TOWNS; CLIMATES; RIVERS; MOUNTAINS; son,s; PRODUCTIONS; TRADE; MANU-
FACTURES; AGRICULTURE; POPULATION; CHARACTER; CONSTITUTIONS; COURTS OF
JUSTICE; COLLEGES; ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS; RELIGION; ISLANDS; INDIANS;
LITKRARY AND HUMANE SOCIETIES; SPRINGS; CURIOSITIES; HISTORIES. ILLUS-
TRATED WITH TWO SHEET MAPS, ONE OF THE SOUTHERN, THE OTHER OF THE
NORTHERN STATES, NEATLY AND ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED, AND MORE CORRECT THAN
ANY THAT HAVE HITHERTO BEEN PUBLISHED. To WHICH IS ADDED, A CONCISE
ABRIDGMENT OF THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE BRITISH, SPANISH, FRENCH AND DUTCH
DOMINIONS IN AMERICA, AND THE WEST INDIES — OF EUROPE, ASIA AND AFRICA.
BY JEDIDIAH MORSE.
ElizabetJttown, : Printed by Shepard Kollock, for the Author. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. xii, 534, (3), 2 maps. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. nc. JCB. LOC. NYHS. YC.
The Author's petition for Federal Copyright, of this work, was pres-
ented to Congress 12 May, 1789, being preceded, only, by David Rain-
say's petition on 16 April, 1789. The First Massachusetts District
Copyright, was issued to Jedidiah Morse, as Author, 10 July, 1790.
MORTON, SARAH WENTWORTH APTHORP 1759 - 1816
THE POWER OF SYMPATHY: OR, THE TRIUMPH OF NATURE. FOUNDED IN TRUTH. IN
TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ — ii.] [Four lines of verse.] [Publisher's monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by liaiah Thomas and Company. Sold at their Book-
store, No. 45, Newbury Street. And at said Thomas's Bookstore in Worcester.
MDCCLXXXIX. 2 vols. pp. frontispiece, 138; 158. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
A sad incident in the family life of the Author is said to have inspired
her to write this first American novel, which was issued anonymously,
and dedicated : To the young ladies of United Columbia. Boston, Jan.
1789. It created asocial sensation upon its publication, and an attempt
to suppress it, at the time, has made it difficult to obtain. It has been
reprinted in Boston, in a facsimile edition of live hundred and fifty
copies, in 1894.
MURRAY, JOHN 1742 - 1793
THE JUSTIFICATION OF BELIEVERS BY IMPUTED RIGHTEOUSNESS. BEING THE SUB-
STANCE OF THREE SERMONS PREACHED IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN NEW-
BUHY-PoRT, AUGUST, 1788. BY JOHN MURRAY, A. M. PASTOR OF SAID CHURCH.
PUBLISHED BY REQUEST OF THE SESSION. [Six lines of quotations.]
Neubury-Port : Printed by John Mi/call. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 128. 8vo.
DER NEUE GEMEINNUTZIGE LANDSWIRTHSCHAFT CALENDER. AUF DAS JAIIH NACH
DER HEII.BRINOENDKN GEBURT L'NSKRES HEHHN JESU CHRISTI 1790. Zu.M DRIT-
TEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Lancaster: Qedruckt mid zu haben bey Albrecht nnd Lnhn. [1780.]
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Philadelphia: Gedrvckt bey Carl Cist. 1789. pp. 92. 12rno.
21983 NEUE UNPAUTHETISCHE LANCAESTER ZEITUNG, UNO ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. NUM.
75. MlTTWOCHS, DEN 7 JENNER, [ NUM. 126. MlTTWOCHS, DEN 80 DECEM-
BER, 1789.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Mittwochi Morgem Iterausyeyeben von Albrecld und
Lahn, in den neuen Buehdrvckerey zu Lancaster, . , . 1789. fol. i,oc.
21984 NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHE READIKGER ZEITUNG UND ANZEIGS-NACHHICHTEN. NUM.
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1789. fol.
Established by Benjamin Johnson, Barton, and Gottlob Jung-
inaiui. Johnson withdrew withiu the first year of publication, and the
Zeitung was continued by the firm of Barton and Jungmann to 179:!,
when Barton withdrew, and Johann Gruber was admitted. The firm
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succeeded in that year by Gottlob Jungmann and Company, to 1801,
when Brllckmann became a partner, under the firm name of Jung-
mann and Brttckmann. In 1802, the Zeitung was again printed by
G. Jungmann and Company. And in 18055, and 1804, by Jungmann
and Brttckmann. In 1805, Gottlob Jungmann liecame sole printer and
publisher, and the title slightly altered to Die U/ipartheyische Readinger
Zeitung, until the year 1807. In 1808, Gottlob, and J. E. Jungmann,
in continuation, began the publication of Der Standkafte Patriot, which
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when the failure of Gottlob Jungmann forced suspension of publi-
cation.
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FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND MARRIAGE, COURTSHIP, POLITENESS, ECONOMY, AFFECTION,
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LA ROCHEFOUCAULD. WITH FORMS OF MESSAGE CARDS, INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO AD-
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SPAIN, ITALY, HOLLAND, AND GREAT-BRITAIN. AND A COPIOUS ENGLISH SPELLING
DICTIONARY.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, Front- /Street, between Market
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READING. ADORN'D WITH CUTTS. To WHICH ARE ADDED, THE ASSEMBLY OF
DIVINES' CATECHISM.
Boston: — Printed and sold by J. White and C. Cambridge near Charlet
River Bridge. [1789.] pp. (64), cut of Washington. 32mo.
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TRUE READING OP ENGLISH. To WHICH IS ADDED, TlIE ASSEMBLY OP DlVINES
AND MR. COTTON'S CATECHISM.
Hartford: Printed by ElisJia fiabcock, 1789.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED: OR, AN EASY AND PLEASANT GUIDE TO
THE ART OP READING. ADORNED WITH CUTTS. To WHICH ARE ADDED, TlIE AS-
SEMBLY OP DIVINES AND DR. WATTS'S CATECHISMS.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Alelcher. [178!).] pp. (64). 32mo.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, AMENDED AND IMPROVED; BY THE AUTHOR OP
THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE [Noah Webster, junior.] CONTAINING, BESIDES
WHAT IS USUALLY PUT IN A PRIMER, A LARGE NUMBER OF MORAL AND ENTER-
TAINING LKS8ONS FOR CHILDREN; PROVERBS AND MAXIMS; A RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE;
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NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS op THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE. [11 November, 1788 -7 Feb-
ruary, 178!!.]
[Portsmouth: 1789.] pp. 473-452 [«ic 552.] fol. LOC.
Reprinted, in facsimile, from the copy in the Library of Congress.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE
OP NEW- HAMPSHIRE, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, 1788. [ — 7 February,
1789.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Meleher. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 75. 8vo.
A JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1789. [ — 19 June, 1789.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Meleher. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.45. Svo.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENT-
ATIVES OF THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1788. [—7 February, 1789.]
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire. Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 85-226. Svo.
— A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ON WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY
OF JUNE, 1789. [—19 June, 1789.]
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire. Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 64. Svo.
THE PUBLIC ACTS AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, WHICH WERE
ENACTED AT A SESSION OP THE GENERAL COURT, BEGUN AND HELD, ... ON
WEDNESDAY THE 3o JUNE, 1789.
Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne? 1789. pp. (2), 247-
252. Svo.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE, continued.
THE PERPETUAL LAWS OF THE STATE OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE, FROM THE SESSION
OF THE GENEKAL-COURT, JULY 1776, TO THE SESSION IN DECEMBER 1788, CON-
TINUED INTO THE PRESENT YEAR 1789. COMPILED AND ARRANGED TO THE WISHES
OF THE GENTLEMEN OF THE LAW, AND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE GENERAL-
COURT. [By John Meloher.] PRINTED FROM ATTESTED COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL
ACTS. [One line of Latin.]
Portsmouth : New-Hampshire, Printed by John Melcher, M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. 256. 8VO. AAS. HC. MHS. NYPL.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. xxxm.
No. 1688. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. xxxiv. No. 1738. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Portsmouth: Published by John Melcher, at his Office in Market-Street,
where advertisements, articles of intelligence, etc. are thankfully received and care-
fully inserted. — This paper contains all the Laws of itie State passed since January
1787. 1789. fol. AAS.
In June, the Printing Office was removed to Congress Street. Begin-
ning with the issue for September 3d, the heading was altered to read:
The, New-Hiimpshire Gazette, and general advertiser. Containing the
laws, &c. of the United States, as well as those of this State passed
since 1787, with a variety of other matters both useful and enter-
taining.
THE NEWHAMPSHIRE GAZETTEER. [Motto.] VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, AUGUST
15, [ — VOL. iv. No. 177. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
Published by H. Ranlet, in the Main Street, Exeter; ^g" Where subscrip-
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Increase your knowledge, and delight your soul ; Travel all countries
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Established by Henry Ranlet. When seventeen numbers had been pub-
lished, The Freeman's Oracle : or, New-Hampshire Advertiser, which
he had been publishing in connection with John Lamson, was merged
into the Gazetteer; and, beginning with the issue for December 12th,
the consecutive volume and number, 175, of that paper followed. In
the same issue appears this notice: " The Editor of this paper begs
leave to inform the customers of the Freeman's Oracle (his old friends
& patrons) that from this date they will be furnished with The New-
ham.pshire Gazetteer."
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [U. S. arms] RECORDER, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER.
VOL. ii. No. 14. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 52. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27,
1789.]
Keene : (State of New-Hampshire) Printed and published by James Dav-
enport Griffith, in the Main-Street. 1789. fol. AAS.
Publication was apparently suspended from December to March 18,
1790.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. VOL. v. No. 21. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [— No. 38.
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1789.]
Published every Tuesday and Friday evening by George Jerry Osborne, at
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THE NEW-HAVEN GAZETTE, AND THE CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE. Voi. in. NUMBER
52. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. iv. NUMBER 56. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,
1789.]
[New-IIaven :] Published by J. Meigs, — Price, nine shillings per annum.
1789. fol.
The Gazette was probably discontinued in February of this year.
NEW JERSEY. STATE.
ACTS OP THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY.
AT A SESSION BEGUN AT PERTH-AjlBOY ON THE 2?TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1789,
AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE FIRST SITTING. [7 November, -
1 December, 1789.J
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blamelt. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (2),
(515) -573, (3). fol. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS dp THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OP THE STATE
OF NEW-JERSEY. [27 October,-! December, 1789.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blauvelt. 1789. pp. 38. fol.
NEW JERSEY. COLLEGE OP, now popularly known as PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
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THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL, AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. No. 273. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 324. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,1789.]
Elizabeth-Toicn, Printed and published by Shepard Kollock, every Wednes-
day. . . . 1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
THE NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA AL-
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AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, THE FOURTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
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GOVERNOR OF THE WORLD PROSPER! [Nineteen lines.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Samuel and John Adams, in Market-street,
nearly opposite the Post-Office. [1789.] pp. (48). 12mo. LOC.
Contains, Amendments to the Constitution of the United States. Con-
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the 24th August, 1789. [Seventeen Articles.] John Beckley, clerk.
NEW YORK. STATE.
JOURNAL OP THE ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THEIR TWELFTH SES-
SION, BEGUN AND HOLDKN AT THE CITY OF ALBANY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OP
DECEMBER, 1788. [—2 March, 1789.]
Albany: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXVIII [1789.J pp. 160. fol. LOC.
- JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, AT THE FIRST
MEETING OF THEIR THIRTEENTH SESSION, BEGUN AND HOI. DEN AT THE CITY OF
ALBANY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JULY, 1789. £ — 16 July, 1789.]
New-York: Printed by Samuel and John Loudon, Printers to the State.
M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 27. fol. LOC. NYPL.
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JOURNAL OF TUB SENATE OP THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, AT THEIR TWELFTH
SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT THE CITY OF ALBANT, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1788. [ — 3 March, 1789.]
Albany: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers to the Slate.
M,DCC,LXXXVIII [1789.] pp. 88. fol. AAS. NYPL.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THE FIRST
MEETING OF THEIR THIRTEENTH SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT THE CITY OF
ALBANY. THE SIXTH DAY OF JULY, 1789. [ — 16 July, 1789.]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John Loudon, Printers to the State.
M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 18. fol. NYPL.
— LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, COMPRISING THE CONSTITUTION, AND THE
ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE SINCE THE REVOLUTION, FROM THE FIRST TO THE
TWELFTH SESSION, INCLUSIVE. PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO AN ACT OF THE LEGIS-
LATURE, PASSED THE 15TH APRIL, 1786. [Arms.] IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL I.
[ — ii.] [Three lines of Latin quotations.]
New -York: Printed by Hugh Gaine,at his Printing-Office and Book-Store,
at the Bible, in Hanover -Square. M,DCC,LXXXIX. 2 vols. pp. (2), (2), 836. (11),
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Edited by Samuel Jones, and Richard Varick.
— LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF SAID
STATE, AT THEIR TWELFTH SESSION. [ — 5 January, -3 March, 1789.] [Arm's.]
New -York: Printed by S. & J. London, Printers to the State. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 81. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK; PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
SAID STATE AT THEIR FIRST MEETING OF THE THIRTEENTH SESSION. [14-16
July, 1789.] [Colophon:]
New -York: Printed by Samuel and John London, Printers in the State.
M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 3. fol. NYPL.
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ISTERS OF JUSTICE WITHIN THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
Albany: Printed by Charles R. and George Webster. 1789.
- A TABLE OF THE FEES OF THE SEVERAL OFFICERS AND MINISTERS OF JUSTICE
WITHIN THIS STATE, ESTABLISHED THE LAST SESSION.
New -York: Printed and sold by Thomas Greenleaf, 1789.
- THE TEN POUND ACT, TO WHICH is ADDED THE CLAUSE RESPECTING EXECU-
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Albany: Printed by Charles R. and George Webster. 1789.
NEW YORK. CITY. SOCIETY LIBRARY.
THE CHARTER, BYE-LAWS, AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW- YORK SOCI-
ETY LIBRARY. WITH A CATALOGUE OF THE BOOKS BELONGING TO THE SAID
LIBRARY.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine,at his Book-Store and Printing-Office,
at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (80). 8vo. AAS.
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NEW YORK. CITY. SAINT TAMMANY'S SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
CONSTITUTION PUBLIC OP THE SOCIETY OP ST. TAMMANY.
16mo.
New-York: Printed by Thomas Oreenleaf. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. [8.]
LOC.
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THE NEW-YORK DAILY GAZETTE. NUMBER 4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUM-
BER 316. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.J
[New -York:] Published by J. & A. M'Lean, at their Printing-Office,
Franklin's Head, No. 41, Hanover-Square. 1789. fol. AAS.
From the beginning of August, John M'Lean withdrew, the Gazette
being Published by Archibald M'Lean, alone.
THE NEW YORK DIRECTORY, AND REGISTER, FOR THE YEAR 1789. ILLUSTRATED
WITH AN ACCURATE AND ELEGANT PLAN OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, AND PART
OF LONG-ISLAND, INCLUDING THE SUBURBS, WITH ALL THE STREETS, LANES, PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, WHARVES, AC. EXACTLY LAID DOWN, FROM THE LATEST SURVEY. CON-
TAINING, AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OP THE NAMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND PLACES OP
ABODE OF THE CITIZENS, A REGISTER OF THE CONGRKSS OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOREIGN MINISTERS, GOVERNORS OF DIFFERENT STATES, OFFICERS OK THE STATE
OF NEW-YORK, OFFICERS IN CHANCERY, ASSEMBLY, SENATE, OFFICERS OF CITY
AND COUNTY, CHAMBER OP COMMERCE, MARINE SOCIETY, ASSURANCE COMPANY,
MINISTERS OP THE GOSPEL, MEDICAL SOCIETY, THE OTHER SOCIETIES IN THE CITY,
ROLL OF ATTORNIE8 OF SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, LIBRARY SOCIETY,
MILITIA OFFICERS, MASONIC LODGES, POST DAYS, STAGES, AND COACH RATES, IMPOST
LAW. EXTRACTS FROM SUNDRY LAWS FOR THE REGULATION OP TRADE, *c.
PRICE — 3s. Go. WITH THE PLAN OP THE CITY.
New -York, Printed for Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and sold at their res-
pective stores. M,DCCLXXXIX. pp. 144, map. 12mo. AAS. HC.
THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL AND DAILY PATRIOTIC REGISTER. [Motto.] NUMB. 2381.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
New -York: Printed and published by Thomas Greenleaf, at the Printing-
Office, No. 25, Water-Street. 1789. fol.
THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL, AND WEEKLY REGISTER. [Motto.] VOL. XLII. No. 202.
TOTAL No. 2381. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. XLIII. No. 52. TOTAL NUMBER
2433. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
New - York : Printed and published by Thomas Oreenleaf , at the Printing-
Office, No. 25, Water-Street. 1789. fol. AAS.
In June, the Printing Office was removed to No. 196, Water Street.
THE NEW- YORK PACKET. [Motto.] No. 868. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [—No. 1006.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789. J
New -York: Published every Tuesday and Friday, by Samuel and John
Loudon, Printers to the Stale, No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and
Old-Slip. 1789. fol.
Before November, John London's name had ceased to appear in the
partnership.
THE NEW- YORK WEEKLY MUSEUM. NUMBER 34. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUM-
BER 85. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
New -York: Printed and published by Harrisson and Pvrdy, at their Print-
ing-Office, No. y, Peck-Slip, . . . 1789. 4to. AAS. LOC.
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THE NEWPORT HERALD. VOL. in. NUMB. 97. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [— NUMB.
149. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Newport (Rhode-Island) Printed by Peter Edes, in Thames-Street. 1789.
fol. AA8.
With the issue for July 2d. the following motto was added to the
heading: "It is to contradiction, consequently to the liberty of the
press, that physics, morality and politics, owe their improvements."
THE NEWPORT MERCURY. No. 1413. AlONDAY, JANUARYS, [—No. 1459. WED-
NESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Newport (Rhode-Island). Printed by Henry Barber, at the foot of the Parade.
1789. fol.
NEWTON, JOHN 1725 - 1807
APOLOGIA. FOUR LETTERS TO A MINISTER OP AN INDEPENDENT CHURCH. To WHICH
IS PREFIXED A LETTER ON CANDOUR. BY THE REVEREND JOHN NEWTON, MINIS-
TEH OP THE GOSPEL IN LONDON. [Five lilies of Scripture texts.]
New -York: Printed by Ilodrje, Allen & Campbell. And sold at their respect-
ive Book-Stores. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 144. 18mo. AAS. BM.
NIXON, WILLIAM
SPECIMEN OP A PLAN, FOR FACILITATING THE ACQUISITION OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE,
AND THE ELEMENTS OF THE SCIENCES USUALLY TAUGHT IN UNIVERSITIES ; WHEREIN
THE SEVERAL EMBARRASSMENTS, WHICH HAVE HITHERTO SO MUCH PERPLEXED AND
DISCOURAGED BEGINNERS, AND RETARDED THEIR PROGRESS, ARE ENTIRELY RE-
MOVED, AND THE METHOD SO ADAPTED TO THE CAPACITY OF BEGINNERS, AS TO
ENABLE THEM TO READ AND CONSTRUE EVERY WORD PROPERLY ON SIGHT, WITHOUT
EVEN A MOMENT'S HESITATION : THE WHOLE BETTER ADAPTED TO THE IMPORTANT
PURPOSE OF INSTRUCTING BEGINNERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, THAN ANYTHING
PUBLISHED SINCE THE REVIVAL OF LETTERS. BY THE REV. WM. NlXON, FORMERLY
PRESIDENT OF THE DUBLIN ACADEMY, AND AUTHOR OF PROSODY MADE EASY.
[One line of Latin quotation.]
Charleston : Printed by T. B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp.
(2), 26, (1). 4to. AAS.
THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH CHRONICLE. VOL. i. NUMB. 1. SATURDAY, AUG-
UST 29, [ — NUMB. 18. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1789.]
[Norfolk:] Printed by Prentis & Baxter, near the Borough Tavern.
1789. fol.
Established by William? Prentis and Daniel Baxter, after J. and A.
M'Lean had abandoned publication of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Journal. It was continued in their names to June, 1792, when Prentis
retired, and was succeeded by Thomas Wilson, under the firm name of
Daniel Baxter and Thomas Wilson. In the same year the title was altered
to, Virginia Chronicle and Norfolk and Portsmouth general advertiser.
In April, 1794, the paper was reduced in size, and this title was short-
ened to, The Virginia Chronicle, & general advertiser, and a new num-
bering was begun, publication being made semi-weekly, on Tuesdays
and Fridays, which were changed to Mondays and Thursdays, in May.
In November, 1794, Baxter withdrew, and Thomas Wilson continued
publication with the title further abbreviated to, The Virginia Chron-
icle, &c., and with a new numbering.
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THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH GAZETTE. VOL. i. NOMB. 1. WEDNESDAY, SEP-
TEMBER 9, [ — NUMB. 17 ? THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Norfolk: Printed and published by William Davison, at Lindsay's Hotel,
. . . 1789. fol.
Established by William Davison. How much longer than October of
this year publication was continued is not known.
THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL. NUMBER 134. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
7, [ — NUMBER 159. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1789.]
Norfolk: Printed by J. and A. McLean, near the Town-Hall, . . .
1789. fol.
Archibald M'Lean advertised in the Philadelphia papers, January 6,
178'.), that he would dispose of his complete printing office, with all
interest in the above, on advantageous terms. And at about the above
date publication of the Journal ceased.
NORMAN, JOHN 1748-1817
THE BOSTON DIRECTORY. CONTAINING, A LIST OF THE MERCHANTS, MECHANICS,
TRADERS, AND OTHERS, OP THE TOWN OF BOSTON ; IN ORDER TO ENABLE 8TUAN-
OEKS TO FIND THE RESIDENCE OF ANY PERSON. To WHICH IS ADDED, PUBLICK
OFFICES, WHERE, AND BY WHOM KEPT. BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND
WHERE RESIDING. PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, AND THEIR PLACES OF ABODE. PRESI-
DENT, DIRECTORS, DAYS AND HOURS OF BUSINESS AT THE BANK. NAMES AND PLACES
OF ABODE OF ALL THE ENGINE-MEN. ILLUSTRATED WITH A PLAN OF THE TOWN OF
BOSTON.
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, at Oliver1 s-Dock. 1789. pp.
50. 8vo.
The first Directory of Boston, — the second was not published until
1796. Reprinted in Dearborn's Boston notions, in 1848; and separately
in Boston, in 1852.
NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL
ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT FAYETTEVILI.E, ON THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-
EIGHT, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SAID ASSEMBLY. [ — 6
December, 1788.] [Colophon:]
22035
22036
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the Slate. [1789.] pp. 56,
(12). fol. i.oc. NCSL.
ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-
EIGHT, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SAID ASSEMBLY. [ — 6
December, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1789.] pp.
41. fol. LOC. NCSL.
FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH
YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATE, BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF
THE SAID ASSEMBLY. [ — 4 December, 1788.] [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1789.] pp.
27, (1). fol. LOC. NCSL. NCU.
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NORTH CAROLINA. STATE, continued.
22037 . PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OP THE CONVENTION OF NORTH-CAROLINA, CON-
VENED AT HlLLSBOROUGH, ON MONDAY THE 21ST DAT OF JULY, 1788, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DELIBERATING AND DETERMINING ON THE CONSTITUTION RECOM-
MENDED BY THE GENERAL CONVENTION AT PHILADELPHIA, THE 17TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1787. To WHICH is PREFIXED THE SAID [Federal] CONSTITUTION.
Kdenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 280. 8vo. AAS. LOC. NCC. NYPL.
Reported by David Robertson. An edition of one thousand copies was
printed, at the expense of a few federalists, for distribution among
the people.
22038
22039
— — REGULATIONS FOR THE EXERCISE AND DISCIPLINE OF THE CAVALRY OF HALI-
FAX DISTRICT.
Edenton: Printed and sold by Hodge and Wills, 1789.
— STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. IN CONVENTION, NOVEMBER 23, 1789. [Resolu-
tions, enjoining their representatives in Congress to propose certain specified
amendments to the Constitution of the United States. Signed, in nis. Sam
Johnston pres.]
[Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, 1789.] Broadside. 4to. NYPL.
22040 THE NORTH-CAROLINA CHRONICLE ; OR, FAYETTKVILLE GAZETTE. VOL. i. No.
1. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, [ — No. 18, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Fayetteville : (North-Carolina) Printed by Sibley & Howard. 1789. 4to.
Established by John Sibley and Caleb D. Howard. Before September,
1790, the Chronicle was Printed by George Roulstone for John Sibley
and Company, and so continued until its publication was discontinued
in March, 1791.
22041 THE NORWICH [cut] PACKET. AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. [Motto.] VOL/XV.
No. 771. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. xvi. No. 821. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25,
1789.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1789. fol. AAS.
In July, the motto was dropped from the heading.
22042 OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE FUNDING SYSTEM OF PENNSYLVANIA. RESPECT-
FULLY RECOMMENDED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE LEGISLATURE. " HONESTY
IS THE BEST POLICY." To WHICH IS PREFIXED A PETITION OF THE PUBLIC CRED-
ITORS TO THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at Pope's Head in Market
Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 16. 8vo. AAS.
22043 OCCURRENCES OF THE TIMES. OR, THE TRANSACTIONS OF FOUR DAYS. (Viz. — FROM
FRIDAY, THE 16iH, TO MONDAY, THE 19m JANUARY, 1789). A FARCE. IN TWO
ACTS. [Six lines of verse.]
[Boston:] Printed [by Benjamin Russell] for the purchasers. [Feb. 21,
1789.] pp. 23. 12mo. AAS.
Satirical of residents of Boston who considered themselves slandered
in Mrs. Morton's novel, "The Power of sympathy," which was pub-
lished in January of this year.
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O'KEEFFE, JOHN 1747 - 1833
THE DEAD ALIVE: OR, THE DOUBLE FUNERAL. A COMIC OPERA. IN TWO ACTS.
WITH ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS. As PERFORMED BY THE OLD AMERICAN
COMPANY, IN NEW-YORK : WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE. BY JOHN O'KEEFE,
ESQUIRE; AUTHOR OF THE POOR SOLDIER, AGREEABLE SURPRISE, AND TWENTY-
FOUR OTHER DRAMATIC PIECES. WlTH AN ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Alien and Campbell; and sold at their
respective Book-Stores. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 46, (2). 8vo. HSP. NYPL.
PATRICK IN PRUSSIA, OR LOVE IN A CAMP; A COMIC OPERA, IN TWO ACTS; BEING
THE SECOND PART OP THE POOR SOLDIER. WlTH ALL THE SONGS, DUETS, &C., AS
PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY OF COME-
DIANS. WRITTEN BY JOHN O'KEEFE, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by E. Story, in Second-Street, 4th door
from Arch-Street, on the right-hand side -upwards. [1789.] pp.34. 12mo. LCP.
OMAR or 'UMAR KHAIYAM 1025 - 1123
CONSOLATION FROM HOMAR, AN HERMIT OF THE EAST. To WHICH is ADDED A
SOLILOQUY. BY THE REV. WILLIAM SMITH A. M. RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
NARRAGANSETT.
Newport: Printed by Henry Barber. 1789. pp.64. 16rno. AAS.
OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. VOL. v. No. 39. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, [ — VOL. vn.
No. xix. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2!), 1789.]
Published [by George Jerry Osborne] every Tuesday and Friday evening
— near the State-House, Congress-Street, Portsmouth. 1789. fol. AAS.
From March 6th, to November 13th, no imprint is given. In continu-
ation of, The New-Hampshire Spy.
PARK, Sir JAMES ALLAN 17(i3 - 1838
A SYSTEM OF THE LAW OF MARINE INSURANCES, WITH THREE CHAPTERS ON BOT-
TOMRY; ON INSURANCES ON LIVES; AND ON INSURANCES AGAINST FIRE. BY JAMES
ALLAN PARK, ESQ. OF LINCOLN'S INN, BARRISTER AT LAW. [One line from] CICERO.
London: Printed. Philadelphia: lie-printed by Joseph Crukshank, in
Market- Street, between Second and Third- Streets. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. xvi, (8),
xliv, 530, (45). 8vo. AAS.
PEARSON, WILLIAM
A DISSERTATION ON THE MIXED FEVER, DELIVERED JUNE 30, 1789. AT A PUBLIC
EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN MEDICINE, BEFORE THE REV.
JOSEPH WlLLARD, S. T. D. PRESIDENT, THE MEDICAL PROFESSORS, AND THE GOV-
ERNORS OF THE UNIVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE IN AMERICA. BY WILLIAM PEARSON.
[One line from] TIBULLUS.
[Boston: 1789.] pp. (4), 12. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. nc. SGO.
PENN, WILLIAM 1644-1718
No CROSS, NO CROWN: A DISCOURSE SHEWING THE NATURE AND DISCIPLINE OF THE
HOLY CROSS OF CHRIST; AND THAT THE DENIAL OF SELF, AND DAILY BEARING OF
CHRIST'S CROSS, is THE ONLY WAY TO THE REST AND KINGDOM OF GOD. To WHICH
ARE ADDED, THE LIVING AND DYING TESTIMONIES OF MANY PERSONS OF FAME AND
LEARNING, BOTH OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES, IN FAVOUR OF THIS TREATISE.
IN TWO PARTS. BY WILLIAM PENN. [Six lines of Scripture texts.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 358. 8vo. AAS. NYPL.
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PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
AN ACT FOB VESTING IN JAMES RtJ.MSEY, ENQUIHE.THE EXCLUSIVE IUGHT AND PRIV-
ILEGE OP MAKING, USING AND VENDING DIVERS ENGINES, MACHINES AND DEVICES,
BY HIM INVENTED, OR IMPROVED, FOR A TERM OF YEAItS THEREIN MENTIONED.
[Philadelphia: 1789.] 4to.
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. [Colophon:]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Peter Stewart. 1789. pp.11, fol.
22054
22055
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22058
- JUDGEMENTS IN THE ADMIRALTY OF PENNSYLVANIA IN FOUR SUITS, BROUGHT
AS FOR MARITIME HYPOTHECATIONS. ALSO, THE CASE OF SlLAS TALBOT, AGAINST
THE BRIGS ACHILLES, PATTY, AND HIBERNIA, AND OF THE OWNERS OF THE
HlBERNIA AGAINST THEIR CAPTAIN, JOHN ANGUS. WlTH AN APPENDIX, CONTAIN-
ING THE TESTIMONY EXHIBITED IN THE ADMIRALTY IN THOSE CASES. THE HON.
FRANCIS HOPKINSON JUDGE.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson and T. Lang, in Second Street.
MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 131. 8vo. LOC.
- LAWS OF THE THIRTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA, ENACTED IN THE SECOND SITTING, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILA-
DELPHIA, ON TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE. [ 28 March, 1789.] [Col-
ophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by T.Bradford. [1789.] pp. (9) -[104 sic 108.] fol.
LAWS OF THE THIRTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA, ENACTED ix THE THIRD SITTING, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHIL-
ADELPHIA, ON TUESDAY THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AuGUsr, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, [ 30 September,
1789.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, 1789.] pp. (105)-[203J,
[3]. fol. HSP. LOC.
TAGEBUCH DER GENERAL ASSEMBLY DER KEPUBLIK PENNBYLVANIEN, 1788-
1789. (OFFICIELLE DEUTSCHE UEBERSETZUNG.)
Oermnntaun: Gedruekt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1789.
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
RULES FOR THE REGULATION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, AND THE RELIEF OF FREE NEGROES, UNLAWFULLY HELD
IN BONDAGE. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, jun. 1789.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ALMANAC, [State arms] FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790.
THE SECOND AFTER LEAP YEAR.
Pennsylvania: Printed by F. Bailey, J. Steele, and J. Bailey ; and sold by
F. Bailey, Philadelphia, J. Bailey, Lancaster, and J. Steele, at the Printing Office,
Oclarara. [1789.] pp. (40). lOmo. AAS.
Contains, Titles of the Laws enacted by the General Assembly of Penn-
sylvania, from October, 1788, until April, 1789. And, An Act for lay-
ing a duty on goods, wares, and merchandise, imported into the United
States.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMB. 3058. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [— NUMB.
3109. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, at the New-Printing-Offlce,near
the Market. 1789. fol. AAS. NYFL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY — PRICE FOUR- PENCE. No. 2325. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7,
[—No. 2889. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. Advertisements d-c.for this
paper are thankfully received at his Book-Store, in Front-Street, four doors below
the Coffee-House, or at his Printing-Office, Laititia-Court. 1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY AND UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. NUMB. 334. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 490. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Philadelphia : Printed (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) by Daniel
Humphreys, at the new Prinli/tg-Office in Front- Street, near the Drawbridge, . . .
1789. 4to. AAS.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 3094. THURSDAY,
JANUARY 1, [ — No. 8407. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole;
on the south side of Market-Street, the third house east of Second-Street, . . .
1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
PERRY, WILLIAM
THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: OR, NEW PRONOUNCING SPELLING
BOOK. UPON THE SAME PLAN AS PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY,
NOW MADE USE OF IN ALL THE CELEBRATED SCHOOLS IN GREATBRITAIN, IRELAND
AND AMERICA. To WHICH is ADDED, A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OP THE EN-
GLISH LANGUAGE; AND, A SELECT NUMBER OF MORAL TALES AND FABLES, FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH. WlTH AN APPENDIX. CONTAINING, DIRECTIONS FOR THE
DIFFERENT SOUNDS OF THE CONSONANTS BEFORE ALL THE VOWELS, WITH EVERY
EXCEPTION THAT IS TO BE MET WITH IN OUR LANGUAGE, FROM SUCH GENERAL
RULES: ALSO, A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN WHICH E FINAL DOES NOT
LENGTHEN THE SYLLABLE: LIKEWISE, SEVERAL VALUABLE APHORISMS RESPECTING
THE SOUNDS OF THE VOWELS IN THE LAST SYLLABLE OF WORDS ENDING WITH E.
AND, A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WHICH,
THOUGH WRITTEN DIFFERENTLY HAVE A SIMILARITY OF SOUND. OF THOSE SUB-
STANTIVES AND VERBS, WHICH VARY IN THEIR SOUND, EITHER BY A DIFFERENT
CONSONANT, OR BY CHANGING THE HARD SOUND OF THAT CONSONANT INTO THE
SOFT SOUND. OF THOSE ADJECTIVES AND VERBS ALIKE IN ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT DIF-
FERENTLY ACCENTED. OF THE SUBSTANTIVES AND ADJECTIVES CHANGING THE
SEAT OF THE ACCENT. BY W. PERRY, LECTURER ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, IN
THE ACADEMY, EDINBURGH. FOURTH WORCESTER EDITION. ILLUSTRATED WITH
CUTS. CAREFULLY REVISED BY PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
BY ISAIAH THOMAS, AND CORRECTED OF THE NUMEROUS ERRORS, WHICH ARE IN
ALL OTHER EDITIONS BOTH BRITISH AND AMERICAN.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold by him and
the Booksellers in Boston. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 180. 12mo. AAS.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 6, 1789.
Philadelphia: [1789.] pp. 8. 4to.
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PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OF CHIUST-
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S.
[Philadelphia: 1789.] Broadside, fol.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. LIBRARY COMPANY.
A CATALOGUE OF THE BOOKS, BELONGING TO THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA; TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE INSTITUTION, WITH
THE CHARTER, LAWS AND REGULATIONS. [One line of Latin.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junior, in Fourth-Street,
between Market - Street and Arch -Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. xl, 400, (1).
8VO. BA. BM. HC. LOC. MUS. NYPL.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING AGRICULTURE.
LAWS OK THE PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR PUOMOTING AGRICULTURE AS REVISED
AND ENACTED BY THE SAID SOCIETY, FEBRUARY 16TH, 1789. WlTH THE PREMI-
UMS PROPOSED FEBRUARY 3D, 1789. To WHICH is PREFIXED A LIST OF THE MEM-
BERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Philadelphia: M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 23. 8vo. LOC.
PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE, AND UNIVERSAL ASYLUM.
Proposals for publishing the above were made; but no numbers are
known to have been issued. And in March, 1790, the Proprietors of
the Columbian Magazine, having transferred the rights to new Proprie-
tors, an agreement was made with the latter to unite the two, and the
joint proprietors then resolved to continue the Columbian Magazine,
on an enlarged and improved plan, under the title of, The Universal
Asylum, and Columbian Magazine. By a Society of Gentlemen.
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1728-1800
PIANOFORTE BY ALEXANDER
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PICCINNI, NICCOLO
OVERTURE LA SCHIAVA.
REINAGLE.
Philadelphia: Published and sold by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House,
in Second Street. 1789.
THE PITTSBURG [cut] GAZETTE. VOL. in. No. cxxvin. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,
[ — VOL. iv. No. CLXXIX. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 178!).]
Pittsburg: Printed and sold by John Scull, at his Printing-Office in Water
Street, near Comsby's Ferry, . . . 1789. fol.
PLAIN-TRUTH, TOM. pseudonym.
TO THE FREEMEN OF BALTIMORE-TOWN, AND THE FOURTH DISTRICT. BRETHREN
AND FELLOW-CITIZENS, THE NEW CONSTITUTION IS NOW OUT OF THE REACH OF
DANGER. . . . [Signed,] TOM PLAIN-TRUTH. JANUARY 6, 1789.
[Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, 1789.] Broadside, fol. Mdns.
POLITICAL OPINIONS PARTICULARLY RESPECTING THE SEAT OF FEDERAL EMPIRE;
BEING AN ATTEMPT TO DEMONSTRATE THE UTILITY, JUSTICE AND CONVENIENCE OF
ERECTING THE GREAT CITY IN THE CENTRE OF THE STATES OR IN THE CENTRE OF
THEIR POWER. BY A CITIZEN OF AMERICA.
Printed for the Author. 1789. pp. 72. 12mo.
Proposing that the capital be situated on the Potomac River.
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POOR RICHARD, pseudonym.
[Arms.] THE MASSACHUSETTS ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790.
BEING THE SECOND TEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE ou LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FOUR-
TEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN
OF BOSTON, EOT WILL SERVE THE NEIGHBOURING STATES WITH LITTLE VARIATION.
BY POOR RICHARD.
Boston : Printed for, and sold by Joseph Hovey, No. 47, Marlboro' Street.
[1789.] pp. (82). 32mo. LOC.
Printed on one side of the leaf only ; and with red ink throughout.
The only work printed in this country, up to this time, which has this
questionable distinction.
POOR ROBIN, pseudonym.
POOR ROBIN'S HOUSE ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAR 1790.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street. [1789.]
POPE, ALEXANDER 1688 - 1744
ESSAY ON MAN, IN FOUR EPISTLES. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE UNIVERSAL PRAYER.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. 1789.
POTOWMAC, pseudonym.
THE EXPOSTULATION OF POTOWMAC. As MY INTERESTS WERE TREATED WITH GREAT
INDIFFERENCE IN AN AUGUST ASSEMBLY, LATELY, BY GENTLEMEN, WHOSE CON-
NEXIONS I CONCEIVED TO BE UNDER OBLIGATIONS TO ME; . . . POTOWMAC.
WATERS OF POTOWMAC. Nov. 20, 1789.
[George-Town: Printed by Charles Fierer, 1789.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
THE POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL. NUMB. 207. TUESDAY, JULY 21, [— NUMB. 230.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1789.]
Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County: Printed by Nicholas Power, near the
Court-Home,. 1789. fol. AAS.
In continuation of, The Country journal, and Dutchess and Ulster County
farmer's register.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES.
ACTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A. D. 1789. IN THE THIRTEENTH
YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Torick's Head in Market
Street. 1789. pp. [8.] 8vo. LOC.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA CONTAINING THE CONFESSION OF FAITH, THE CATECHISMS, THE GOV-
ERNMENT AND DISCIPLINE, AND THE DIRECTORY FOR THE WORSHIP OF GOD, RATI-
FIED AND ADOPTED BY THE SYNOD OF NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA MAY THE
16TH 1788, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS UNTIL THE 28TH OF THE SAME
MONTH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, in Front-Street, fourth door
below Market-street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. (2), (2), (3), 215. 12mo. AAS.NYPL.PTS.
THE PRESENT STATE OF AMERICA, WITH THE MOURNFUL COMPLAINTS, AND A GLO-
RIOUS PROSPECT OF BETTER TIMES: INCLUDING OUR NOBLE GENERAL'S EXCELLENT
CHARACTER.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author. 1789. pp.8. 8vo. JCB.
A Poem chiefly declaring the low state of religion in this country.
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PRICHARD, WILLIAM
CATALOGUE OP A GENTLEMAN'S LIBRARY, CONSISTING OP A WELL-CHOSEN COLLEC-
TION OF MORAL, SCIENTIFICAL, HISTORICAL, MATHEMATICAL, CLASSICAL, AND EN-
TERTAINING MODERN AND ANCIENT AUTHORS, WILL BE SOLD, APRIL 3D, 1789, AT
WILLIAM PRICHARD'S AUCTION-ROOM, IN SECOND-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
CHRIST'S-CHURCH YARD.
Philadelphia: Printed by E leaser Oswald* 1789.
PRINCE, DEBORAH
DYING EXERCISES OP MRS. DEBORAH PRINCE: AND DEVOUT MEDITATIONS OP MRS.
SARAH GILL, DAUGHTERS OP THE LATB REV. THOMAS PRINCE, MINISTER OP THE
SOUTH CHURCH, BOSTON.
Edinburgh Printed: Newbury-Port, lie-printed and sold by John Mycall.
M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 59. 12mo. AAS.
THE PRISONER'S MAGAZINE. OR MALEFACTOR'S BLOODY REGISTER. No. iv. CON-
TAINING THE LIFE AND CONFESSION OP RACHEL WALL, WlLLIAM DUNOGAN AND
WILLIAM SMITH.
Boston: Printed and told by E. Russell, near Liberty Stump. 1789.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
JOURNAL c-p A CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE
STATES OF NEW- YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND,
VIRGINIA, AND SOUTH-CAROLINA, HELD IN CHRIST-CHURCH IN THE CITY OF PHIL-
ADELPHIA, FROM JULY 28TH TO AUGUST STH, 1789.
Philadelphia: Printtd by Hall and Sellers. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. [81.]
8vO. CLS. JCB. MHS.
PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND. ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS.
THE CHARTER, CONSTITUTION AND BYE-LAWS, OP THE PROVIDENCE ASSOCIATION OP
MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS. [One line.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, for the Association. [1789.]
pp. 28. 8vo. BD. HC.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. JANUARY -DECEMBER, 1789.
Providence: Printed by John Carter, at the Post-Office, at Shakespear't
Head, near the State-House. 1789. fol. AAS. RIHS.
QUERIES, TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY. [Signed, Antismithites. Janu-
ary - 1789.]
[Baltimore: 1789.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
RAMSAY, DAVID 1749 - 1815
A DISSERTATION ON THE MANNER OP ACQUIRING THE CHARACTER AND PRIVILEGES
OF A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
Printed in the year MDCCLXXXIX. pp. [8.] 8vo. AAS. LOC. MHS.
- OBSERVATIONS ON THE DECISION OP THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OP THE
UNITED STATES, ON THE 22o MAY, 1789; RESPECTING THE ELIGIBILITY OF THE
HON. WILLIAM SMITH, OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, TO A SEAT IN THAT HOUSE. BY
DAVID RAMSAY, M. D.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. [16.] 8VO. AAS. HC. MHS. NYPL.
AUCTION
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RAMSAY, DAVID, continued.
THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. BY DAVID RAMSAY, M. D. IN
TWO VOLUMES. VOLUME i. [ — n.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by R. Aitken & Son. M.DCC.LXXXIX.
2 vols. pp. vi, 359 ; iv, 360. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JOB. LOG. NYPL.
David Ramsay's Petition for copyright upon his "History of the Revo-
lution in South-Carolina," published in 1785, and his "History of the
American Revolution," which he proposed publishing, was presented
to Congress on the 15th April, and granted by them on the 20th April,
1789. These were the first copyrights issued by the general govern-
ment, and antedate, by over a year, the passage of a general copy-
right law, which became operative on the first of June, 1790. The vol-
umes bear no evidence of copyright. The work was reprinted in
London, in 1791; in a Dutch translation, in 1792; and, in a German
translation, in 1794.
REFORMED CHURCH IN THE NETHERLANDS.
THE HEIDELBEROH CATECHISM, OR METHOD OF INSTRUCTION IN THE CHRISTIAN
RELIGION, A8 THE SAME IS TAUGHT IN THE REFORMED CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS IN
HOLLAND. TOGETHER WITH THE ARTICLES OF FAITH, AND LITURGY OF SAID
CHURCH. TRANSLATED FOR THE USK OF THE REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH
CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW- YORK.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and sold at their res-
pective Book-Stores. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 148. 12mo.
THE HEIDELBERGH CATECHISM, OR METHOD OF INSTRUCTION IN THE CHRISTIAN
RELIGION, AS THE SAME IS TAUGHT IN THE REFORMED CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS OF
HOLLAND. WITH A COMPENDIUM OF CHRISTIAN RELIGION, FOR THOSE WHO AP-
PROACH THE HOLY SUPPER OF THE LORD. AND THE FORM OF THE CONFIRMA-
TION OF MARRIAGE.
Albany: Printed by Charlet R. and George Webster. 1789.
REINAGLE, ALEXANDER 1756 - 1809
A CHORUS, SUNG BEFORE GENERAL WASHINGTON, AS HE PASSED UNDER THE TRI-
UMPHAL ARCH RAISED ON THE BRIDGE AT TRENTON, APRIL 21ST, 1789. COM-
POSED, AND DEDICATED BY PERMISSION, TO MRS. WASHINGTON. BY A. REINAGLE.
PRICE $ DOLLAR.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, and sold by II. Rice. Market Street.
[1789.] pp. (6), 4. 4to.
The title engraved by C. Tiebout sculpt. The music is engraved by J.
Aitken sculpt. Republished in New York, in 1903.
A SONATA, SUNG BY A NUMBER OF YOUNG GIRLS, DRESSED IN WHITE AND
DECKED WITH WREATHS AND CHAPLETS OF FLOWERS, HOLDING BASKETS OF FLOW-
ERS IN THEIR HANDS, AS GENERAL WASHINGTON PASSED UNDER THE TRIUMPHAL
ARCH RAISED ON THE BRIDGE AT TRENTON, APRIL 21, 1789. WELCOME, MIGHTY
CHIEF! ONCE MORE, [Ten lines of verse. Followed by a card, from General Wash-
ington, addressed to the ladies.]
[Trenton: Printed by Isaac, Collins, April 21,1789.] Broadside, fol. LCP.
A COLLECTION OF FAVORITE SONGS, DIVIDED INTO TWO BOOKS CONTAINING MOST
OF THE AIRS IN THE POOR SOLDIER, ROSINA, ETC. AND THE PRINCIPAL SONGS SUNG
AT VAUX HALL. THE BASSES RENDERED EASY AND NATURAL FOR THE PIANO
FORTE OR HARPSICHORD BY ALEXR. REINAGLE. BOOK I.
Philadelphia : Printed for A. Reinagle, of whom may be Jiad a Collection
of Scotch tunes with variations for the pianoforte or harpsichord. Also piano fortes
of the best makers in London. J. Aitkin sen. [1789.] 4to.
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22101
REINAGLE, ALEXANDER, continued.
MY SOUL IS THINE, SWEET NORA. SONG, ARRANGED FOR THE PIANOFORTE Oil
HARPSICHORD BY ALEXANDER REINAGLE.
Philadelphia : Published and sold by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House
in Second Street. 1789.
TANTIVE BACK FORWARD. SONG ARRANGED FOR THE PIANOFORTE BY ALEXAN-
DER KEINAGLE.
Philadelphia: Published and sold by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House
in Second Street. 1789.
'TIS NOT THE BLOOM ON DAMON'S CHEEK. SONG. ARRANGED FOR THE PIANO-
FORTE, BY ALEXANDER RRINAGLE.
Philadelphia: Published and sold by Tlwmas Dobson, at the Stone House
in Second Street. [1789.]
RELLY, JAMES 1720 - 1778
CHRISTIAN HYMNS, POEMS, AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, SACRED TO THE PRAISE OF GOD
OCR SAVIOUR. BY JAMES AND JOHN RELLY.
Portsmouth New-Hampshire: Printed by John Melcher? MDCCLXXXIX.
A RHAPSODY. A POEM. BY A GENTLEMAN OF THIS CITY.
New-7ork: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, 1789. pp.19. 8vo. BU.
RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
MARCH, 1789. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF
THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN AND HELD,
BY ADJOURNMENT, AT EAST-GREENWICH, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID,
ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE. [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1789.] pp.22, fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
22102
22103
22104
MAY, 1789. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN MAY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Newport: Printed by Peter Edes. 1789.] pp. 18. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
JUNE, 1789. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HELD, BY ADJOURNMENT, AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORE-
SAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by John Garter, 1789.] pp. 17. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
SEPTEMBER, 1789. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE- PLANTATIONS,
BEGUN AND HOLDEN (iN CONSEQUENCE OF WARRANTS ISSUED BY HIS EXCELLENCY
THE GOVERNOR) AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON TUES-
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providenee: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1789.] pp. 28. fol. HSP. JCB.
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RHODE ISLAND. STATE, continued.
— OCTOBER, 1789. AT TUB GKNEUAI, ASSEMBLY OP TUB GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OP TUB STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE- PLANTATIONS,
BKGUN AND HOLDEN, BY ADJOURNMENT, AT EAST-GREENWICH, WITHIN AND FOR
THE STATE AFORESAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN OCTOBKK, IN THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE FOUR-
TEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1789.] pp. 18. fol. HSP. JCB.
OCTOBER, 1789. (2o SESSION). AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOV-
ERNOR AND COMPANY OP THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANT-
ATIONS, BEGUN AND HELD, AT SoUTII-KlNGSTOWN, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon :]
[Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1789.] pp. 18. fol. JCB. LOC.
22107
22108
22109
22110
22111
22112
22113
— STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. AN ACT FOR GRANT-
ING A TAX OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, . . .
[Providence: Printed by Joltn Carter, 1789.] Broadside, fol.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY, SEPTEMBER SESSION, 1789. AN ACT LEVYING IMPOSTS . . . [Colophon :J
Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1789. pp.22, fol. NYPL.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY, SEPTEMBER SESSION, 1789. AN ACT RELATIVE TO A CONVENTION IN
THIS STATE [for ratification of the Constitution.] [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1789.] Broadside, fol.
THE FOLLOWING is A COPY OF A BILL . . . READ IN ... GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY . . . SEPTEMBER 21, 1789. AN ACT FOR SUSPENDING THE OPERATION
OP TWO PARAGRAPHS OP ACT OF MAY, 1786 . . . [regulating credit, methods of
payment, etc.] [Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1789.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY, OCTOBER SESSION, A. D. 1789. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1789. pp.8. fol. HSP.
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF. now BROWN UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUS EORUM QUI IN COLLEGIO RHOD. INS. ET PHOV. PLANT. Nov. ANGLORUM,
AB ANNO 1769 AD ANNUM 1789, ALICUJU8 GRADU8 LAUREA DONATI SUNT. [Colo-
phon:]
Providentia;, Typis Bennett Wheeler. 1789. Broadside, fol.
HONORATISSIMO JABEZ BOWEN, ARMIGERO, COLLEGII RHOD. INSULT QUOD
PROVIDKNTLE EST CANCELLAHIO ; REVERENDO A:QUE AC HONORANDO JACOBO
MANNING, s. T. D. PR^ESIDI, OMNIBUSQUE CURATORIBUS, ET socus HU.IUSCE ACADE-
MICS VIGILANTISSIMIS ; . . . HAEC PHILOSOPHKMATA, JUVENE8 IN ARTIBUS
INITIATI, . . . THESES TECHNOLOGIC^ . . . [Colophon:]
Httbita in solennibus Academicis Providentin>, in Rep. Ins. Rhod. et Prof.
Plant. 4° Nonas Septembris, A. D. M,DCC,LXXXIX. Rerumpublicarvm Foedera-
tarum America summas potestatis xiv. [Providential: Typis Bennett Wheeler.]
Broadside, fol. LOC.
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22114 RHODE ISLAND SOCIETY FOR ABOLISHING THE SLA VK-TKADE.
CONSTITUTION OF A SOCIETY FOU ABOLISHING THE SLAVE-TRADE. WITH SEVERAL
ACTS OF TUB LEGISLATURES OF THE STATES OF MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT,
AND RHODE ISLAND FOK THAT PURPOSE.
Providence: Printed by John Carter. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 19. 8vo. AAS.
22115 RICE, DAVID 1733-1816
AN ESSAY ON BAPTISM. BY DAVID RICE. [One line of Greek from] JOHN I. 23.
ftaltimore: Printed by William Qoddard, in Market-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. pp. (82). 8vo. AAS. JOB. LOC.
22116 RICHARDS, GEORGE 1769-1837
THE POLITICAL PASSING BELL. WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY MEETING HOUSE, APRIL,
1789. PARODIZED FKOM GRAY'S CELEBRATED ELEGY, WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY
CHURCH YARD, ACCOMPANIED WITH A CORRECT COPY OF THE SUBLIME ORIGINAL.
SARCASTICK MOTTO, SEVERE DEDICATION, TO - CURIOUS PREFACE, AND
MALEVOLENT EPITAPH, SATIRIZING A LATE ADMINISTRATION, REFLECTING UPON
THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT, AND PROPHESYING EVIL OF THOSE TO COME, IN THE
TRUE SPIRIT OF PARTY. [Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Company, No. 45, Newbwy-Street.
1789. pp. 15. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF DIRECTORY CONFLUENT.
Bennington: Printed by Haswell & Russell. 1789.
22118 ROBBINS, AMMI RUHAMAH 1740-1813
THE EMPIRKS AND DOMINIONS OF THIS WORLD, MADE SUBSERVIENT TO THE KING-
DOM OF CHRIST; WHO HULETH OVER ALL. A SERMON DELIVERED IN PRESENCE
OF HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQ. L. L. I). GOVERNOR, AND THE HON-
ORABLE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CONVENED AT
HARTFORD, ON THE DAY OF THE ANNIVERSARY ELECTION. MAY 14Tii, 1789. BY
AMMI R. ROBBINS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN NORFOLK. [Four lines from]
DAN. vn. 27.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.39. 8vo.
22119 ROBERTSON, JOSEPH 1726-1802
AN ESSAY ON PUNCTUATION. [One line from] DION. HALIC.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James. MDCCLXXXLX. pp. 144. 18mo.
22120 ROGERS, WILLIAM 1751 - 1824
AN ORATION, DELIVERED JULY 4TH, 1789, AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IN
ARCH-STREET, PHILADELPHIA. BY THE REV. WILLIAM ROGERS, A. M. PROFESSOR
OF ENGLISH AND ORATORY, IN THE COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA.
To WHICH IS ADDED, A PRAYER DELIVERED ON THE SAME OCCASION, BY THE REV.
ASIIBEL GREEN, A. M. JUNIOR PASTOR OF THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CIIDRCH.
PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
PhilndelpJiia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second-
Street, between Market and Chesnut-Streets. MDCCLXXXLX. pp. 32. 8vo. AAS.
22121 RUGGLES, EDWARD, JUNIOR
A COMPI.EAT PLAN OF THE CITY MARIETTA AT THE CONFLUENCE OF THE RIVERS
OllIO AND MUSKINGUM. TAKEN BY A SURVEY ON THE GROUND. EDWARD RUGGLES,
JUN. POMFRET. MAR. 14, 1789.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green? 1789.]
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RUSH, BENJAMIN 1745 - 1813
AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MEDICINE AMONG THE INDIANS OF
NORTH AMERICA. AND A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THEIR DISEASES AND REMEDIES
WITH THOSE OF CIVILIZED NATIONS. READ KEFOUE THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL
SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA ON THE 4m OF FEBRUARY, 1774.
Philadelphia: Printed by Priehard & //aM.MDCCLXXXIX. pp.56. 8vo.
Also printed in the following :
MEDICAL INQUIRIES AND OBSERVATIONS. BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR
OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Prichard & Hall, in Market Street near
Front Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 206 ; 39. 8vo. AAS. BPL. SGO.
Second title: APPENDIX: CONTAINING, THE NEW METHOD OF INOCULATING FOR
THE SMALL-POX. DELIVERED IN A LECTURE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVA-
NIA, ON THE 20TH OF FEBRUARY, 1781. ALSO, OBSERVATIONS ON THE DUTIES OF
A PHYSICIAN, AND THE METHODS OF IMPROVING MEDICINE, ACCOMMODATED TO THE
PRESENT STATE OF SOCIETY AND MANNERS IN THE UNITED STATES. DELIVERED
IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON THE 7rm OF FEBRUARY, 1789, AT THE
CONCLUSION OF A COURSE OF LECTURES UPON CHEMISTRY AND THE PRACTICE OF
PHYSIC. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE CLASS. BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D.
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. THE SECOND
EDITION WITH ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Prichard & Hall, in Market Street near
Front Street. 1789. pp. 39.
A second edition, pages 261, was printed in London, in 1789.
SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS.
RULES, ORDERS, AND BY-LAWS, MADE BY THE FREEHOLDERS AND INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF SALEM.
[/Salem: Printed by Dabney and Cushing, 1789.] pp. (2). fol. BPL. HC.
SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS. OLD FIRE CLUB.
ARTICLES FOR THE OLD FIRE CLUB.
Salem: Printed by Dabney and Gushing, 1789.
THE SALEM MERCURY. VOL. in. NUMB. 117. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — NUMB. 168.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1789.]
Published by Dabney and Gushing, in the Main Street, Salem; . . .
1789. fol. AAS. LOC.
The partnership was dissolved by mutual agreement, October 14th:
Gushing continuing publication to the end of the year. On November
14th, it was " Published by Thomas C. Cushing N° 8 Paved-Street,
near Court-Street, Salem." In January, 1790, Cushing established, in
continuation, The Salem Gazette.
SARJEANT, THOMAS
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE COUNTING HOUSE; OR, A SHORT SPECIMEN OF MERCANTILE
PRECEDENTS, ADAPTKD TO THE PRESENT SITUATION OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE
EDUCATION. BY THOMAS SARJEANT. INTENDED AS A SUPPLEMENT TO THE ELE-
MENTARY PRINCIPLES OF ARITHMETIC.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobgon and Lang for the Editor; and sold by
T. Dobion and W. Poyntell, in Second Street; and W. Prichard, T. Seddon, and
Hice & Co., in Market Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. (52). 16mo. AAS.
In two states: The copies printed on fine writing paper, were bound
with his Elementary principles of arithmetic, published in 1788.
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SARJEAKT, THOMAS, continued.
SELECT ARITHMETICAL TABLES.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Dobton and Lang. 1789.] Broadside.
" Printed on a half sheet for binding in cyphering books."
SAUNDERS, RICHARD, pseudonym.
POOH RICHARD IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EFHEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS
OF THE SUN AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE
RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE
MOON, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790: BEING THE SECOND AFTER LEAP-YEAR.
[Nine lines.] BY RICHARD SAUNDERS, PHILOM.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Hall and Sellers, at the New Printing-
office in Market-Street. [1789.] pp. (40). 12mo. LOC.
Contains: Two minutes advice to our numerous readers. By an Eminent
Physician. An Act for laying a duty on goods, wares and merchandize,
imported into the United States. Approved July 4th, 1789. A Moral
and physical thermometer; or, a scale of the progress of temperance.
SAYRE, JAMES
AN ADDRESS PRESENTED THE REV. JAMES SAYRE, A. M., MINISTER OF TRINITY
CHURCH, NEWPORT, PREVIOUS TO HIS LEAVING THE TOWN; TOGETHER WITH HIS
ANSWER AFTER HIS ARRIVAL AT FAIRFIELD, IN CONNECTICUT. PUBLISHED BY
REQUEST OF A NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS TO THE ADDRESS.
Newport, (Rhode-Island) Printed by Henry Barber. MDCCLXXXIX. pp.
6. 8vo.
SCOUGAL, HENRY 1650 - 1678
THE LIFE OF GOD IN THE SOUL OF MAN; OR THE NATURE AND EXCELLENCY OF
THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. BY HENRY SCOUQAL, A. M. To WHICH IS PREFIXED
MEMOIRS OF THE AUTHOR. FROM THE NINTH ENGLISH EDITION.
Boston, Re-published and sold by B. Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street. And
Mr. Ebenezer Larkin, Cornliill. 1789.
SEABURY, SAMUEL 1729 - 1796
THE DUTY OF CONSIDERING OUR WAYS. A SERMON PREACHED IN ST. JAMES' CHURCH,
NEW-LONDON, ON ASHWEDNESDAY, 1789. BY THE RIGHT REVEREND FATHER IN
GOD, SAMUEL, BISHOP OF CONNECTICUT.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and 8. Green. [1789.] pp. (18). 8vo. AAS.
- AN EARNEST PERSUASIVE TO FREQUENT COMMUNION; ADDRESSED TO THOSE
PROFESSORS OF THE CnURCH OF ENGLAND, IN CONNECTICUT, WHO NEGLECT THAT
HOLY ORDINANCE. BY THE RIGHT REVEREND FATHER IN GOD, SAMUEL, THEIR
DIOCESAN BISHOP.
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. (23). 8vo. CHS. LOO. TO.
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SEIXAS, GERSHOM
A RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN THE SYNAGOGUE IN THIS CITY . . . Nov.
26, 1789, AGREEABLE TO THE PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, AC., TO BE OBSERVED AS A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER . . .
New-York: Printed and told by Archibald M'Lean. 1789. pp. 16. 8vo.
"This Discourse, the first of its kind ever preached in English in
New- York, contains, also, the Order of Service."
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SEWALL, DANIEL 1755-1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OB ALMANACK, FOB THE TEAB OP CHBISTIAN ^SBA, 1790;
[Six lines.] BY DANIEL SEWALL. [Nine lines of verse.]
I'ortumouth : New-Hampshire, Printed and sold (vholeiuile and retail very
cheap) by Joint Melchei; at hi* Priiiting-Offlce in Coiigrens-Slreet; gold also bymost
of the shop-keepers in town and country. [1789.] pp. [22.] 12mo. NYPL.
SEWALL, STEPHEN 1734 - 1804
CABMINA SACBA, QU^E LATINE GB/KCEQUE CONDIDIT AMERICA. [Ornament.]
Wigomice, Massachusettensis, Typis Ixaiah Thomas. MDCCLXXXIX. pp.
8. 4tO. AAS. BA. MBS. NYPL.
SEW ARD, ANNA 1747-1809
LOUISA, A POETICAL NOVEL, IN FOUR EPISTLES. BY MlSB SEWARD. TlIE FIFTH
EDITION.
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Abel Morse. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (2),
(2), (3), [80], (3), (1). 8vo. AAS. LOC. NI-PL.
SIIAFTSBURY. VERMONT. SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE SHAFTSBURY [Baptist] ASSOCIATION AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVEN-
TION, HELD IN HlLLSDALE, M.DCC.LXXXIX.
Printed by Ilasttell and RusKell in Be.mtington (Vermont) 1789. pp. 12.
12mo.
SHERIDAN, RICHABD BRINRLEY BUTLKR 1715 - 1816
TIIK SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, A COMEDY; . . . PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL AP-
PLAUSE AT THE THEATRES IN NEW-YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. AND MARYLAND. FROM
A MANUSCBIPT COPY IN THB POSSESSION OF JOHN llENBY, JOINT MANAGER OF THE
OLD AMERICAN COMPANY.
Philadelphia: Printed and nolii by Priehtird & Hull, in Market Street,
between Second and Front Streets. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 61, (1). (S). 8vo. AAS.
SHERIDAN, THOMAS 1719-1788
A COMPLETE DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BOTH WITH REGARD TO SOUND
AND MEANING: ONE MAIN OBJECT OF WHICH is TO ESTABLISH A PLAIN AND PER-
MANENT STANDARD OF PRONUNCIATION. To WHICH IS PREFIXED A RHETORICAL
GRAMMAR. BY THOMAS SHERIDAN, A. M. THK FOURTH EDITION. CAREFULLY
REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE REV. JOHN ANDREWS, D. D. RECTOR OF ST.
JAMES'S, BKISTOL, AND PROFESSOR OF RHKTOUICK AND BELLES LETTHES IN THE
COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Young, Bookseller, the currier of Second
and Chesnut-Ktreels. 1789.
Published in two forms; in duodecimo, and royal octavo.
SHERMAN, JOSIAH 1734-1789
THE ADMINISTRATION OF PAROCHIAL BISHOPS VALID, BUT THOSE OF DIOCESANS
INVALID. A SUPPLEMENT TO THE ANSWER TO THE REVD. MR. LEAMING'S DIS-
SERTATIONS: AND TO THREE LETTERS FOR THE PURI'OSE OF SUPPORTING THE
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF ORDINATION BY DIOCKSAN BISHOPS: TWO OF THEM SIGNED
RECTOR AND ONE WEAVER. SUPPOSED TO ORIGINATE FROM THE RESENTMENT
OF THE DIOCESAN, OR SUPEUINTENDANT OF ALL THE DIOCESAN CLERGY AND
CHURCHES IN CONNECTICUT. BY JOSIAH SHERMAN, A. M. LATE PAROCHIAL BISHOP
OF GoSHEN. . . .
Fairfield: Printed by Forrjue and Bulkeley. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 24.
12mo. AAS.
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SHIELD, WILLIAM 1749 - 1829
OVERTURE TO THE NEW OPERA MARIAN. ARRANGED FOR THE PIANOFORTE BY
ALEXANDER KEI.NAHLE.
Philadelphia: Published and gold by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House
in Second Street. 1789.
A SHOUT INTRODUCTION TO LATIN GRAMMAR, FOR THE USE OF THE UNIVERSITY AND
ACADEMY OF PENNSYLVANIA IN PHILADELPHIA. FOURTH EDITION, CAREFULLY
REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. iv, 116.
12mo. BA.
THE SINFULNESS OF NEGLECTING AND PROFANING THE LORD'S DAY.
Albany: Printed by Charles R. and George Webster. 1789.
THE SISTER'S GIFT: OR, THE NAUGHTY BOY REFORMED. PUBLISHED FOR THE AD-
VANTAGE OF TUB RISING GENERATION. [Four lines of verse.J THE SECOND
WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isnicih Tliomns, sold nt Ms Book-
store, and by Thomas and Andrews in Boston. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 81. 32ino.
SLEE, ISAAC, and WHITFIELD, CHARLES
TWO DISCOURSES. ON THE KEEPING OF THE COMMANDMENTS OF ZlON's KlNG, THE
ONLY EVIDENCE OF LOVE TO HlM : AND ANANIAS'S REPREHENSION AND EXHORTA-
TION TO SAUL. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, in Second Street, between Mar-
ket and Chesnut Streets. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (<i2), (2). 8vo. NYPL.
Second title: THE KEEPING OF THE COMMANDMENTS OF ZION'S KING, THE ONLY
GENUINE EVIDENCE OF LOVE TO HlM: A FAUEWEI.L-SERMON, DEI.IVKHED IN
PLUMPTON CHAPEL, CUMBERLAND, UPON RESIGNING THE PERPETUAL CURACY OF
THAT PLACE, AUGUST 1, 1779. BY THE REV. I. Sl.EK, MASTER OF THE GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, SALKELDGATE. [Five lines of Scripture texts.] pp. (5) - (25).
Third title: ANANIAS'S REPREHENSION AND EXHORTATION TO SAUL. A SERMON,
DELIVERED AT THE BAPTISM OF THE REVEREND I. SLEE. WHEKEIN THE NATURE
AND ENDS OF THAT ORDINANCE ARK EXPLAINED; THE MOST POPULAR OBJECTIONS
AGAINST SUBMISSION TO IT REFUTED; AND THE DANGER AND FOLLY OF NEGLECT-
ING IT, EXPOSED. BY C. WHITFIELD. [Eight lines of quotations.] pp. (27) - (60).
Fourth heading: A HYMN, COMPOSED BY THE REVEREND I. SLEE ; AND SUNG AT
HIS BAPTISM.
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22148
TWO DISCOURSES. ON THE KEEPING OF THE COMMANDMENTS OF ZlON's
KING, THE ONLY EVIDENCE OF LOVE TO HlM: AND ANANIAS'S REPREHENSION AND
EXHORTATION TO SAUL.
New -York: Printed by John Patterson, 1789. pp. 57. 8vo.
SMITH, ADAM 1723-1790
AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS. BY ADAM
SMITH, L. L. D. AND F. R. s. OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH: ONE OF THE COMMISSION-
ERS OK HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS IN SCOTLAND; AND FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF
MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW. IN THREE VOLUMES. VOL.
I. [ III.] A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street. MDCCLXXXIX. 3 vols. pp.412; 430; 387, (53). 12mo. AAS. BPL. LOC.
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SMITH, WILLIAM 1727-1803
TWO SERMONS, DELIVERED IN CHRIST-CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, BEFORE THE GEN-
ERAL CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHDRCH OF THE STATES OF
NBW-YOHK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, .MARYLAND, VIRGINIA,
AND SOUTH-CAROLINA;— viz. SERM. i. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1789, AT THE
OPENING OF THE SAID CONVENTION. SERM. II. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1789, AT
THE FUNERAL OF THE REV. DAVID GRIFFITH, D. D. LATE BISHOP-ELECT OF THE
SAID CHURCH, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. BY WlLLIAM SMITH, D. D. PROVOST OF
THE COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA. BOTH SERMONS PUBLISHED AT
THE REQUEST AND BY THE ORDER OF THE CONVENTION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Dobson & Lang, in Second Street. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 41, (1), (xviii). 8vo. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC.
The appendix consists of, Proposals for printing by subscription, a
body of Sermons, upon the most important branches of practical Chris-
tianity. By William Smith, D. D., which had received the endorsement
of the Convention.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION A BODY OF SERMONS, UPON THE
MOST IMPORTANT BRANCHES OF PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. BY WlLLIAM SMITH, D. D.
PROVOST OF THE COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA.
[Philadelphia : Printed by Benjamin Franklin Bache, M,DCC,LXXXIX.]
pp. xxiii. 8vo. BA.
SOME OBSERVATIONS RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOOLS.
Philadelphia: 1789. pp. (4). fol.
SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE.
ACTS AND ORDINANCES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-
CAROLINA, PASSED IN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, 1788. TIIK JION. JOHN LLOYD,
ESQ; PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE. TlIE HON. JOHN JULIUS PRINGLE, SPEAKER OF
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. His EXCELLENCY THOMAS PINCKNEY, ESQ,
GOVERNOR. [Arms.]
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. 1789. pp. (2),
[7.] fol. LOC. NYPL.
ACTS, ORDINANCES, AND RESOLVES, OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, PASSED IN MARCH, 1789. [Arms.]
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. [1789.] pp.
[62.] fol. BM. NYPL.
SOUTH-CAROLINA STATE GAZETTE AND DAILY ADVERTISER. JANUARY - DECEM-
BER, 1789.
Charleston: Printed by John Miller, 1789. fol.
SPANGENBERG, AUGUSTUS GOTTLIEB 1704 - 1792
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE PROTESTANT CHURCH OF THE UNITAS
FRATRUM, OR UNITED BRETHREN, PREACH THE GOSPEL, AND CARRY ON THEIR
MISSIONS AMONG THE HEATHENS. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF THE REV'D
AUGUSTUS GOTTLIEB SPANGENBERG. [Two lines from] MARK xvi. 15.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomax Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second-
Street, between Market and Chesnul-Streets. 1789.
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22156 SPRING, SAMUEL 1746 - 1819
MORAL DISQUISITIONS: AND STRICTURES ON THE REV. DAVID TAPPAN'S LETTERS TO
PHILALETHES. Br SAMUEL SPRING, A. M. PASTOR OP THE NORTH CHURCH IN
NEWBURYPORT. [One line from] HORACE.
Newburyport, Printed and sold by John Mi/call. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.
252. 12mo. A AS. HC.
22157 STANHOPE, PHILIP DOUMER, fourth earl of CHESTERFIELD 1694 - 1773
THE ACCOMPLISHED GENTLEMAN: OR, THE PRINCIPLES OP POLITENESS; EXTRACTED
PROM THE LETTERS OP THE LATE EARL OP CHESTERFIELD, TO HIS SON PlIILIP
DORMER STANHOPE, ESQ. To WHICH ARE ADDED, MORAL MAXIMS AND REFLEC-
TIONS, BY THE LATE DUKE DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD. TRANSLATED FROM THE
FRENCH; RECOMMENDED BY THE LATE EARL OP CHESTERFIELD.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 88,
(4). 12mo. AAS.
22158 LORD CHESTERFIELD'S ADVICE TO HIS SON, ON MEN AND MANNERS: OH, A
NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCATION; IN WHICH THE PRINCIPLES OP POLITENESS, AND THE
ART OP ACQUIRING A KNOWLEDGE OP THE WORLD ARE LAID DOWN IN A PLAIN,
EASY, AND FAMILIAR MANNER. To WHICH ARE ANNEXED, THE POLITE PHILOSO-
PHER: OR, AN ESSAY ON THE ART WHICH MAKES A MAN HAPPY IN HIMSELF, AND
AGREEABLE TO OTHERS. [By .luincs Forrester.] ALSO, LORD BURGHLEY'P TEN
PRECEPTS TO HIS SECOND SON, ROBERT CECIL, AFTERWARDS THE EARL OF
SALISBURY.
Philadelphia: Printed for T. Dobson, in Second Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp. 227. 18mo. AAS.
22159 LORD CHESTERFIELD'S PRINCIPLES OP POLITENESS, AND OP KNOWING THE
WORLD. WITH A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS, [by Dr. John Gregory,]
ANNEXED.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Melclier, 1789.
22160 THE STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. VOL. in. NUMB. 156. THURSDAY, JAN-
UARY 1, [ — - NUMB. 208. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1789.]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State, . . . 1789. fol.
Continued as, The North-Carolina Gazette.
22161 THE STATE [S. C. arms] GAZETTE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. VOL. XLVIII. No. 3708.
JANUARY, [ — No. — DECEMBER, 1789.]
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to tfte State, No. 84, the corner
nf Broad and King-Streets. 1789. fol.
22162 STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747 - 1819
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDER AND NORTH AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OP
OCR LORD, 1790. AND PROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD, ACCORDING TO SACRED
WRIT, 5752. BEINO THE SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE
FOURTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OP THE STATE OF VERMONT AND AMERICA.
CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OP THE STATE OF VERMONT.
BY SAMUEL STEARNS. PROFESSOR OF THE MATHEMATICS, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
AND PHYSIC.
Printed at Bennington, (Vermont), by Haswell <t Russell. [1789.] pp.
(24). 12mo.
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STERNE, LAURENCE 1713 - 1768
THE BEAUTIES OP STERNE ; INCLUDING ALL HIS PATHETIC TALES, AND MOST DISTIN-
GUISHED OBSERVATIONS ON LIFE. SELECTED FOR THE HEART OF SENSIBILITY.
[Seven lines of quotations.] THE TENTH EDITION, WITH CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. xii,
228. 24mo. AAS.
STEWART, WILLIAM M.
THK YOUNG MASON'S MONITOR, AND VOCAL COMPANION. AN AMERICAN PRODUCTION.
(ENTIRELY NEW.) BY BROTHER WILLIAM M. STEWART.
New -York: Printed by Harrisson and Purdy, 1789.
STILLMAN, SAMUEL 1737 - 1807
AN ORATION, DELIVERED JULY 4TH, 1789, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS
OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. BY SAMUEL SlILLMAN, D. D.
Boston: Printed by B. Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX.
pp..30. Svo. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. .Kill. MHS.
STIRLING, JOHN
A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM OF RHETORIC, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Priehard & Hall, 1789.
STONINGTON. CONNECTICUT. STONINGTON ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE STONINGTON [Baptist] ASSOCIATION AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING
HELD AT EXETER, 1789.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son, 1789. pp. 8. 4to. MHS.
STRONG, CYPRIAN 1743 - 1811
ANIMADVERSIONS, ON " THK SUBSTANCE OF TWO SERMONS, PREACHED AT STEPNEY,
BY JOHN LBWIS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN THAT PARISH;" ENTITLED,
" CHRISTIAN FORBEARANCE TO WEAK CONSCIENCES, A DUTY OF THE GOSPEL." BY
CYPRIAN STRONG, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN CHATHAM. . . .
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin. 1789. pp. 56. 8vo.
Reprinted in Concord, in 1793.
STRONG, NEHEMIAH 1729 - 1807
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1790: AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5739. AND THE 14TH OF AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE, TILL JULY 4TH. BEING THE SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE OR
LEAP-YEAR. [Nine lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICKS,
AND NATURAL PHYi.osopHY [si'c] IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Four lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Elinha Babcock. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. YC.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALANDER [stc] OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1790. AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5739. BEING THE
SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE AFTER THE 4TH OF JULY. [Seven HllCS.] BY HOSEA STAFFORD.
[Four lines of verse.]
New-Haten: Printed and told by Thomas and Samuel Green. [1789.]
pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOG. YC.
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A SURVEY OP MAN, FROM THE CRADLE, TO THE GRAVE. A POESI.
JUidrf letown : Printed by Woodward and Green, 1789.
SWEDENHORG or SWEDBERO, EMANUEL 1688 - 1772
TRUE CHRISTIAN RELIGION; CONTAINING THE UNIVERSAL THEOLOGY OF THE NEW
CHURCH: WHICH WAS FORETOLD BY THE LORD IN DANIEL, CHAP. vn. 5, 13, 14,
AND IN THE APOCALYPSE, CHAP. XXI. 1, 2. BY E.MANUEL SwEDENBORG, SKRVANT
OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL LATIN. [By John
Clowes.] IN TWO VOLUMES. THE THIRD EDITION. VOL. i.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.496. 8vo.
First published in numbers, of fifty-six pages each, stitched in blue
paper. To be completed in two volumes of about five hundred pages
each. The second volume was completed, and published in 1792.
TABLES FOR CALCULATING SEAMEN'S WAGES . . . ALSO, TABLES OF CORDAGES. . . .
Boston: Printed and sold by Benjamin Edes and Son, 1789.
TAGGART, SAMUEL 1754-1825
A CALM IMPARTIAL INQUIRY INTO, AND VINDICATION OF THE DIVINE RIGHT OP
INFANTS TO BAPTISM ; WITH SOME REMARKS, TENDING TO SHOW SPRINKLING TO BE
A SCRIPTURAL MODE FOR ADMINISTERING THAT ORDINANCE. ATTEMPTED IN SOME
LETTERS TO A FRIEND. [Two lines of quotations.] BY SAMUEL TAGGART, A. B.
PASTOIl OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN COLRAIN.
Northampton: Printed by William Butler. 1789. pp. 123. 8vo.
AAS.
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TAPPAN, DAVID 1752 - 1803
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. TIMOTHY DICKINSON, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN HOLLISTON, FEBRUARY 18, MDCCI.XXXIX.
. . . TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE CHARGE, BY THE REV. AMARIAH FROST, OF
MILFORD. AND THE RIGHT HAND OF FELLOWSHIP, BY THE REV. DAVID KELLOGG,
OF FRAMINGHAM. [Monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Company, MDCCLXXXIX. pp.
44. 8VO. AAS. BA. LOC.
TENCH, WATKIN 1759 - 1833
A NARRATIVE OF THE EXPEDITION TO BOTANY BAY; WITH AN ACCOUNT OF NEW
SOUTH WALES, ITS PRODUCTIONS, INHABITANTS, &c. To WHICH is SUBJOINED, A
LIST OF THE CIVIL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS AT PORT JACKSON. BY CAP-
TAIN WATKIN TENCH, OF THE MARINES.
New-York: Printed by 1. and J. Swords? 1789.
THOMAS, PHILIP EVAN 1738 - 1826
COMMUNICATIONS INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC. . . . PHILIP THOMAS.
[Baltimore: Printed by William Ooddard, 1789.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS SPY; OR THE WORCESTER GAZETTE. VOL. xvn. No.
821. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. xvm. No. 873. THURSDAY, DECEMBER
81, 1789.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, . . . 1789. fol.
William Gordon's History of the American Revolution, was published
serially this year; and. The Worcester speculator, a series of essays,
was continued from 1788.
1789
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THOMAS, WILLIAM
THE NORTH-CAROLINA ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAR 1790. BY WILLIAM THOMAS.
Fayettemlle: Printed by Sibley and Howard. [1789.]
THORNTON, ELISHA
AN ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1790. BEING SECOND AFTER LEAP-
TEAR, AND FODRTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Three lines.] BY ELISHA
THORNTON OF SMITHFIELD. [Eight lines of verse.]
Newport (li/iode-J'slfind) Printed by Peter Edei, and sold wholesale and
retail, at his Office in Thames- Street. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
THURSTON. BENJAMIN 1756-1804
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT NORTHAMPTON, MAT 30, 1789, ON THE DEATH OF HIS
CONSORT.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcherf 1789.
TILLA11Y, JAMES 1751 - 1818
AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE THE SOCIETT OF BLACK FRIARS, IN THE CITT OF
NEW-YORK, AT THEIR ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL, ON TUESDAY THE 10TH, Nov.
1789. BY DR. JAMES TILLART. PUBLISHED BT ORDER OF THE SOCIETY.
New -York: Printed by C?iilds and Swaine. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. [29.] 8vo.
TIME, MARK, pseudonym.
MARK TIME'S PENNSTLVANIA ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Eleazer Oswald, [1789.]
THE [cut] TIMES. AND THE PATOWMACK PACKET. [Motto.] VOL. i. No. 1. THURS-
DAT, FEBRUARY 19, [ — No. 46. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
George-Town: Published by Charles Fierer. 1789. fol.
Established by Charles Fierer, and continued by him into the year
1791. Before April, 1790, Thomas W. Fosdick was associated with
him in its publication. The cut is a representation of America seated
on a lion's head, holding a scroll on which is printed, " We are gov-
erned by our laws only," and addressing the figures of Liberty, History,
Commerce, and Music. The motto, from Junius, reads: "Let it be im-
pressed upon your minds, let it be instilled into your children, that the
liberty of the press is the palladium of all the civil, political, and reli-
gious rights of freemen."
TO THE SUPERVISORS OF IN THE COUNTY OF GENTLEMEN, THE LAST TUESDAY
OF APRIL NEXT BEING THE DAY APPOINTED BY LAW FOR THE ELECTION OF A
GOVERNOR . . . AT A NUMEROUS AND RESPECTABLE MEETING OF CITIZENS AT
BARDIN'S TAVERN, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE HTH INST. IT WAS UNANI-
MOUSLY AGREED TO SUPPORT AT THE ENSUING ELECTION, THE HONORABLE ROBERT
YATES, ESQ. AS GOVERNOR . . .
[New-York: 1789.] pp. 7. 8vo.
TOBLER, JOHN
THE SOUTH-CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790:
BEING THE SECOND AFTER LEAP YEAH, AND (TILL 4TII OF JULY) THE FOURTEENTH
YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Five lines.] BY JOHN TOBLEH, ESQ. [Fif-
teen lines.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & if'Iver, No. 47, Bay. [1789.] pp.
(36). 12mo. LOC.
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22187 TRENCK, FUIEDUICH, baron VON DEII 1726 - 1794
THE LIFE OF BARON FREDKKIU THENCK; CONTAINING HIS ADVENTURES; HIS CRUEL
AND EXCESSIVE SUFFERINGS, DURING TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT, AT THE FORTRESS
AT MAGDEBURO, BY COMMAND OP THE LATE KINO OF PRUSSIA; ALSO, ANECDOTES,
HISTORICAL, POLITICAL AND PERSONAL. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, BY
THOMAS HOLCROFT. VOL. I. [ — n.]
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotsicood, Front-Street. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. 2 vols. in one. pp. iv, (152), portrait; 169, (1). 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
22188 TRUELOVE, NURSE, pseudonym.
NURSE TRUELOVE'S CHRISTMAS BOX: OR, THE GOLDEN PLAYTHING FOR LITTLE CHIL-
DREN; BY WHICH THEY MAY LEAUN THE LETTERS AS SOON AS THEY CAN SPEAK,
AND KNOW HOW TO BEHAVE SO AS TO MAKE EVERYBODY LOVE THEM. THE SECOND
WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, gold at his Book-
store, and by Thomas and Andrews in Boston. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 27, (5). 32mo.
Contains a List of Thomas's children's books.
22189 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ACTS PASSED AT A CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON WEDNESDAY THE FOURTH OP MARCH, IN THE
YEAR M,DCC,LXXXIX. AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE
THIRTEENTH. BEING THE ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FIRST
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO WIT, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS,
CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARY-
LAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA; WHICH ELEVEN STATES RE-
SPECTIVELY RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION OP GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED
STATES, PROPOSED BY THE FEDERAL CONVENTION, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA,
ON THE SEVENTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-SEVEN.
New -York: Printed by Prancis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
United States. [1789.] pp. [105.] fol. AAS. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
This is the official edition. Reprinted, in a French translation, by M.
Hubert, avocat en Parlement, at Paris, in 1790. And as follows:
22190 ACTS PASSED AT A CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF MARCH,
IN THE YEAR M.DCC.LXXXIX, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE THIRTEENTH. BEING THE ACTS PASSED AT THE PIRST SESSION OF THE FIRST
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO WIT, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS,
CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARY-
LAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA; WHICH ELEVEN STATES RE-
SPECTIVELY RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED
STATES, PROPOSED BY THE FEDERAL CONVENTION, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, ON
THE SEVENTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-
SEVEN.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen and Campbell, and sold at their
respective Book-Stores; also by T. Lloyd. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. [xxi], [25] - 185.
(2), xiv, (2). 8vo. APS. BPL. LOC.
An octavo reprint of Childs and Swaine's edition, given as an addenda
to Thomas Lloyd's Congressional Register. The Library of Congress
has the copy formerly belonging to George Washington.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
ACTS PASSED AT A CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON WEDNESDAY THE FOURTH OF MARCH,
IN THE YEAR M,DCC,LXXXIX. AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE THIRTEENTH. BEING THE ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FIRST
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO WIT, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS,
CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARY-
LAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-CAROLINA AND GEORGIA: WHICH ELEVEN STATES RE-
SPECTIVELY RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED
STATES, PROPOSED BY THE FEDERAL CONVENTION, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, ON
THE SEVENTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-
8EVKN.
New -York: Printed by Francit Childg and John Swaine. Re-printed at
New-Haven, by Tliomas and Samuel Green. [1789.] pp. [81], (1). fol. JCB. NYPL.
A BILL TO PROMOTE THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE AND USEFUL ARTS BY SECURING
TO AUTHORS AND INVENTORS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO THEIR RESPECTIVE WRIT-
INGS AND INVENTIONS.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Gliildtand John Swaine, June 23,1789.]
pp. 11. 4to.
This is the first copyright bill, and, as amended, became the first copy-
right law, operative from the first of June, 1790. It was prepared by
Noah Webster, junior, and presented to Congress by Benjamin Hunt-
ington, of Connecticut, as House of Representatives Bill, No. 10. Its
presentation followed the filing of petitions for copyright, from David
Ramsay, on April 15th, Jedidiah Morse, on May 12th, Nicholas Pike,
on June 8th, and Hannah Adams, on July 22d, 1789.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-
YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF MARCH, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-NINE. AN ACT FOR LAYING A DUTY ON GOODS, WARES AND MERCHAN-
DIZES IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES. . . . APPROVED, JULY 4, 1789.
GEOKGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. [Colophon:]
[New -York:] [Printed by Francis Child* and John Swaine.] [1789.]
pp. [3.] fol. NYPL.
All the separate broadside copies of Acts, issued from 1789 - 1791, in
the New York Public Library, are printed on writing paper, and have
the words " [True copy]" or " Deposited among the Rolls in the Office
of the Secretary of State," with space for signature before "Secretary
of State," not printed on copies of ordinary paper; and also bear the
signature of Thomas Jefferson.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-
YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF MARCH, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-NINE. AN ACT TO ESTABLISH AN EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT TO BE
DENOMINATED THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR. . . . API-ROVED, AUGUST 7, 1789.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1789.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS.
22195
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-
YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF MARCH, ONK THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-NINE. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRI-
TORY NORTH-WEST OF THE RIVER OHIO. . . . APPROVED, AUGUST 7, 1789.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
[ New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1789.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS. NYPL.
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22197
UNITED STATES, continued.
CONGRESS OF TUB UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-
YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF MARCH, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-NINE. AN ACT . . . EXPENCES . . . TREATIES WITH THE INDIAN
TRIBES. . . . APPROVED, AUGUST 20, 1789.
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1789.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF
THE INVALID PENSIONERS OF THE UNITED STATES. [With Regulations, and Form
for payment. Dated,] H. KNOX, SECRETARY FOB THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 18, 1789.
[New -York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1789.] Broad-
side. 4to. LOC.
22198
22199
22200
22201
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AN ACT TO REGULATE THE COLLECTION OF
DUTIES IMPOSED BY LAW UPON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS OK VESSELS, AND ON GOODS,
WARES AND MERCHANDIZES IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES.
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1789. pp.22, fol.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, THE IOTH OF JULY, 1789. . . . AN ESTIMATE OF SUPPLIES, REQUISITE
FOR THE UNITED STATES, IN THE YEAR 1789.
• [New-York: Printed by Thomas Qreenleaf, 1789.] pp. [3.] fol. NYPL.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, THE 28TH OF JULY, 1789. MR. VINING, FROM THE COMMITTEE OF
ELEVEN, TO WHOM IT WAS REFERRED TO TAKE THE SUBJECT OF AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, GENERALLY INTO THEIR CONSIDERA-
TION, AND TO REPORT THEREUPON, MADE A REPORT, WHICH WAS HEAD, AND IS AS
FOLLOWETH: THE CONVENTIONS OF A NUMBER OF THE STATES HAVING, AT THE
TIME OF TIIEIU ADOPTING THE CONSTITUTION, EXPRESSED A DESIRE, IN ORDER TO
PREVENT MISCONSTRUCTION OR ABUSE OF ITS POWERS, THAT FURTHER DECLARA-
TORY AND RESTRICTIVE CLAUSES SHOULD BE ADDED: AND AS EXTENDING THE
GROUND OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT, WILL BEST INSURE THE
BENEFICENT ENDS OF ITS INSTITUTION RESOLVED, [to propose the following
Amendments to the Legislatures of the States for their ratification.] EXTRACT
FROM THE JOURNAL, JOHN BECKLEY, CLERK. [Colophon:]
[New -York, Printed by Thomas Greenleaf.] [1789.] pp. [2.] fol. LOC.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MON-
DAY, 24TH AUGUST, 1789. RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED, TWO-
THIRDS OF BOTH HOUSES DEEMING IT NECESSARY, Til AT THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
BE PROPOSED TO THE LEGISLATURES OF THE SEVERAL STATES, AS AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, ALL OR ANY OF WHICH ARTICLES,
WHEN RATIFIED BY THREE-FOURTHS OF THE SAID LEGISLATURES, TO BE VALID TO
ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES AS PART OF SAID CONSTITUTION VIZ. . . . SAMUEL
A. OTIS, SECRETARY. [Colophon:]
New -York, Printed by T. Qreenleaf, near the Coffee-House. [1789.] pp.
[3.] fol. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
— — CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OP NEW-
YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH OF MARCH, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-NINE. [Twelve Amendments to the Constitution of the United
States.] [Colophon:]
[ Providence :] Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1789.] Broadside, fol.
One hundred and fifty copies printed by vote of the Rhode Island
Assembly, October, 1789.
THE CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER; OR, HISTORY OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND DE-
BATES OF THE FIRST HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA: NAMELY, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK,
NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-CARO-
LINA AND GEORGIA. BEING THE ELEVEN STATES THAT HAVE RATIFIED TUB
CONSTITUTION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. CONTAINING AN
IMPARTIAL ACCOUNT OF THE MOST INTERESTING SPEECHES AND MOTIONS; AND
ACCURATE COPIES OF REMARKABLE PAPERS LAID BEFORE AND OFFERED TO THE
HOUSE. TAKEN IN SHORT HAND, BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME i.
New-York: Printed for tlte Editor, by Ilarrisson and Purfly. M,DCC,-
LXXXIX. pp. 614, (2). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. NYPL.
THE CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER; OR, HISTORY OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND
DEBATES OF THE FIRST HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA : NAMELY, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NKW-
YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-
CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. BEING THE ELEVEN STATES THAT HAVE RATIFIED THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. CONTAINING AN
IMPARTIAL ACCOUNT OF THE MOST INTERESTING SPEECHES AND MOTIONS; AND
ACCURATE COPIES OF REMARKABLE PAPERS LAID BEFORE AND OFFERED TO THE
HOUSE. TAKEN IN SHORT HAND, BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME n.
New -York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and for T. Lloyd, the
Proprietors. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. 449; 185, (2), xiv. 8vo. AAS. BA. nc.' NYPL.
Second title: ACTS PASSED AT A CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK ON WEDNESDAY THE FOURTH OF
MARCH IN THE YEAR M.DCC.I.XXXIX AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES, TO WIT, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK,
NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-CARO-
LINA AND GEORGIA: WHICH ELEVEN STATES RESPECTIVELY RATIFIED THE CON-
STITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES, PROPOSED BY THE FED-
ERAL CONVENTION HELD IN PHILADELPHIA ON THE 17TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1787.
VOLUME i.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and for T. Lloyd the
Proprietors. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 185, (2), xiv.
Originally issued in weekly numbers of fifty-six, or forty-eight pages
eaoh, with printed, blue wrappers. To each number was added an
addenda, with separate paging, and titles, of the Acts of Congress
passed at the session. The Register was not an official publication, and
was continued only during the sessions of Congress held at New York.
In its serial form it ended somewhat abruptly with Number in of Vol.
iv. Total No. xxxv, in 1790.
THIS INDENTURE MADE THE DAY OF IN THp; YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND OF THE COUNTY OF OF THE ONE PART,
AND THE LOAN-OFFICERS OF THE SAID COUNTY OF ON THE OTHER PART, WIT-
NESSETH, [Form of assignment, for loan certificates.]
[New-York: Printed by Thomas (Ircenle/if, 1789.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
A GENERAL STATEMENT OF THE FOREIGN LOANS. SHEWING IN ABSTRACT THE
CAPITAL SUMS BORROWED; THE ARREARAGES OF INTERK8T AND PARTS OF PRINCI-
PAL, WHICH BECAME DUE IN 1786, 1787 AND 178S, AND REMAINING UNPAID ON
THE IST JANUARY, 1789; AND THE INTEREST AND PARTS OF PHINCIPAI. BECOMING
DUE IN THE YEAR 1789. . . . [And] SCHEDULE OF THE FRENCH AND DUTCH
LOANS: . . . TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, REGISTERS-OFFICE, 3o MARCH,
1789.
I New -York: Printed by Thomas Greenleaf, 1789.] pp. (3). fol. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, MARCH 4TH, 1789, AND
IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATES.
New -York, Printed by Thomas Greenleaf.— M,DCC,LXXXIX.— pp. 172.
fol. AAB. BPL. LOC. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. ANNO
M,DCC,LXXXIX, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES THE THIR-
TEENTH.
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sicaine. [1789.] pp.164,
(clxv) - cl-XXvii. fol. AAS. BPL. JOB. LOC. NYPL.
The New York Public Library has two copies, with some variations in
spelling, which may indicate corrections during the printing; but in
other respects the copies are identical.
- MANUAL EXERCISE AND EVOLUTIONS OF THE CAVALRY; AS PRACTISED IN THE
LATE AMERICAN ARMY.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1789.] pp.59. 12mo.
THE MANUAL EXERCISE AND EVOLUTIONS OF THE CAVALRY, AS PRACTISED
IN THE LATE AMERICAN ARMY.
Keene, (New-Hampshire) Printed and sold by James D. Griffith. 1789.
- A PROCLAMATION. [Appointing Thursday, November 2Cth, a day of thanks-
giving.]
New -York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1789. Broad-
side, fol.
- SPEECH OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO BOTH
HOUSES OF CONGRESS. NEW-YORK, APRIL BO, 1789.
[Albany:] Printed by C. B. & G. Webster, 1789. Broadside, fol.
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SEPTEMBER 19, 1789. THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY, IN OBEDIENCE TO THE ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE 17TH INSTANT, RESPECTFULLY REPORTS, . . . ESTIMATE OF THE
EXPENDITURE FOR THE CIVIL LIST OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE YEAR 1789.
[Colophon:]
[New -York, Printed by Thomas Greenleaf.] [1789.] pp. [26.] fol. NTPL.
ircTlos
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[U. S. arms.] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE : POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND
HISTORICAL. [R.I. arras.] VOL.VI. NUMB. 262. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB.
314. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1789.]
Published by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street, Providence. 1789. fol.
VAN CUELEN, JACOBUS
THE DELAWARE ALMANAC, OH EASTERN SHORE CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1790;
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. [1789.]
DER VERBESSERTE HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE LAND UND STAATS CALEN-
DER. AUP DAS JAHH . . . 1790. ZUM SECHSTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Fried-rich Stadt: Gedruckt bey Matthias Dartgis. [1789.]
VERMONT. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP THE STATE OF VERMONT, AT
THEIR SESSION AT WESTMINSTER, THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, 1789.
Windsor: Printed by Hough & Spooner. 1789. pp. 19. 4to. LOC.
— A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF VERMONT, AT THEIR STATED SESSION AT WESTMINSTER, OCTOBER, 1789.
Windsor: Printed by Alden tipooner, Printer to the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. G7. 4to.
THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [Motto.] VOL. vi. NUMB. 32. MONDAY, JANUARY 5,
[ — VOL. vn. NUMB. 81. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1789.]
Bennington: - - - Printed and published [every Monday ] by Ilaswell and
Russell, [at their Office, a few rods south of the Court House.] 1789. fol. AAS.
The motto is dropped with the issue for June 20th, and on December
14th, when a new form for the heading was adopted, a new motto was
added, which reads: "While decency and candour guide the pen —
Our press shall scorn the imperious frown of men."
THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL.
vi. No. 284. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. vn. No. 835. WEDNESDAY, DECEM-
BER 30, 178!).]
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. 1789. fol. AAS.
The motto was permanently dropped from the heading, in October.
VICE IN ITS PROPER SHAPE: OR, THE WONDERFUL AND MELANCHOLY TRANFORMATION
OP SEVERAL NAUGHTY MASTERS AND MISSES INTO THOSE CONTEMPTIBLE ANIMALS
WHICH THEY MOST RESEMBLE IN DISPOSITION. PRINTED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL
GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 128. 32iuo. AAS.
VINDEX, pseudonym.
To THK PUBLIC. FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS, IN TIMES OF ELECTION THE BEST
CHARACTERS ARE FREQUENTLY MOST BASELY SLANDERED, FOR THE PURPOSE OP
PARTY; HENCE IT is A HAND-BILL APPEARED YESTERDAY MORNING, SIGNED TOM
PLAIN-TRUTH, IN ORDER TO PREJUDICE THE ELECTION op MR. SAMUEL STEKRET,
WHOSE ATTACHMENT TO HIS COUNTRY WAS NEVER QUESTIONED BY ANY OP THE
REAL FRIENDS OF THE REVOLUTION . . . [Signed, Viudex. Baltimore, January
8, 1789.]
[Baltimore: Printed by William Ooddard, 1789.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
373
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VIETS, ROGER 1738-1811
A SBUMON, ON THE DUTY OF ATTENDING THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF GOD. PREACHED
AT DIQBY, IN NOVA SCOTIA, APRIL 19, 1789. BY ROGER VIETS, RECTOR OF DIGBY,
AND MISSIONARY FROM THE VENERABLE SOCIETY . . .
Hertford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1789. pp. 43. 8vo. BPL. CHS.
Second title: A SEUMON, ON CENSORIOUSNESS AND EVIL SPEAKING. PREACHED AT
DIGBY, OCTOBER 26, 1788. pp. 19 - 33.
Third title: A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE FUNERAL OF MR. WILLIAM HUGGE-
FORD, SON OF DR. PETER HUGGEFORD, AT DiGBY, JANUARY 7, A. D. 1789.
pp. 35-43.
VIRGINIA. STATE.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, BE-
GUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY,
THE TWENTIETH OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. [ — 30 December, 1788.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Dixon, Davis, and Nicolson. [1789.] pp. [49],
(1). fol. LOC.
22225
22226
22227
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22229
- DEBATES AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA, CON-
VENED AT RICHMOND, ON MONDAY THE 2o DAY OF JUNE, 1788, FOR THE PURPOSE
OF DELIBERATING ON THE CONSTITUTION RECOMMENDED BY THE GRAND FEDERAL
CONVENTION. To WHICH is PREFIXED, THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION. VOLUME n.
[-m.]
Petersburg : Printed by William Prentis. M.DCC.LXXXIX. 2 vols. pp.
[195] ; [228.] 8vo. BA. HC. LOC. NYPL.
The first volume was printed in Petersburg, Virginia, in 1788. A second
edition of the work was printed in Richmond in 1805.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN AND HELD AT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT, AND OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH THE THIRTEENTH. [ — 30 December, 1788.]
Richmond : Printed by John Dixon, Printer to this Commonwealth. [1789.]
pp. [92.] fol. LOC. VSL.
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA; BEGUN AND
HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE 23D DAY OF JUNE, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LOUD 1788 AND IN THE TWELFTH YEAR OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
[— 30 DECEMBER, 1788.]
[Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, 1789.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1790. THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THE STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH-CAROLINA.
Norfolk: Printed and Hold by Prentis & Baxter. [1789.]
THE VIRGINIA [U. S. arms] CENTINEL; OR, THE WINCHESTER MERCURY. [Motto.]
VOL. i, No. 41. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. n. No. 92. WEDNESDAY, DE-
CEMBER 30, 1789.]
Winchester: Printed by Richard Boiren and Co. 1789. fol.
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THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 1. THURS-
DAY, JULY 30, [ — No. 23. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Alexandria : Printed by Hanson and Bond, at their Office in Prince-street,
next door to Col. HooVs. 1789. fol. AAS.
Established by - — Hanson, and Bond, and continued by them
into the year 1792.
THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER. [Motto.] VOL. in.
No. 131. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [—No. 183. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Petersburg: Printed by Miles Hunter and William Prentis? 1789. fol.
THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 337. THURSDAY, JANU-
ARY 1, [ — No. 388. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1789.]
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1789. fol.
THE VIRGINIA HERALD, AND FREDERICKSBORG ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. n.
NUMB. 83. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 135. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1789.]
Fredericksbury : Printed by Timothy Green and Company. 1789. fol.
THE VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. VOL. in. NUMB. 129. WEDNESDAY, JAN-
UARY 7, [ — NUMB. 180. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1789.]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis, near the Bridge. 1789. fol.
With Number 147, for May 13th, the title was altered to, The Virginia
Independent chronicle, and general advertiser.
WALL, RACHEL - 1789
LIFE, LAST WORDS AND DYING CONFESSION OF RACHEL WALL, WHO, WITH WlLI.IAM
SMITH AND WILLIAM DUNOQAN, WERE EXECUTED AT BOSTON, ON THURSDAY, OCTO-
BER 8, 1789, FOR HIGH-WAY ROBBERY. MADE AT BOSTON JAIL, OCTOBER 7, 1789.
[Cut.]
[Boston: 1789.] Broadside, fol.
THE LIVES AND CONFESSIONS OF RACHEL WALL, WILLIAM SMITH, WILLIAM
DENOSSE [sic], EXECUTED IN BOSTON. NEITHER OF THE ABOVE HAD ARRIVED TO
THE AGE OF THIRTY YEARS, BUT HAVE BEKN OLD OFFENDORS [siC\ THE WOMAN
IN PARTICULAR.
Keene, (New-Hampshire) Printed and sold by James D. Griffith. 1789.
WARD, HENRY 1732 - 1797
A LETTER TO THE FREEMEN OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND. [In support of his
candidacy for the office of Secretary of State. Dated, Providence. April 11,
1789.]
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1789.] Broadside, fol.
WARING, WILLIAM
THE NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790 ; BEING THE
SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE, AFTER THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT. [Sixteen lines.] CAREFULLY
CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF PHILADELPHIA, BY WlLLIAM
WARING.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. [1789.] pp. (40). 12mo. AAS.
375
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WARING, WILLIAM, continued.
POOH WILL'S ALMANACK, FOE THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790 ; BEING THE
SECOND AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Twenty-one lines.] THE ASTHONOM. CALCULATIONS
BY WM. WARING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-street,
between Second and Third-stresls. [1789.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
— POOR WILL'S POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1790; BEING THE SECOND
AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Eighteen lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank,in Market- Street.
[1789.] pp. [40.] 32mo. LOC. NYPL.
POULSON'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790;
BEING THE SECOND AFTKR LEAP-YEAR. [Twenty-nine lines.] THE ASTRONOMICAL
CALCULATIONS BY WlLLIAM WAKING.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Zachariah Paulson, junior, in Fourth-
Street, near Market-Street, opposite the gate of the Friends'1 Burying ground. [1789.]
pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
WARREN. RHODE ISLAND. WARREN ASSOCIATION.
CIRCULAR LETTER FROM THE WARREN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HELD AT STURBRIDGE,
MASSACHUSETTS STATE, SEPTEMBER STH AND 9TH, 1789, ADDRESSED BY THEIR
COMMITTEE TO THE CHURCHES IN CONNECTION, AND SENT WITH THEIR MlNUTES
TO THE CORRESPONDING ASSOCIATIONS. [Colophon :]
Charleston (S. 0.) Printed by T. B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay. [1789.] pp. 8. 8vo.
22243
22244
22245
22246
MINUTES OF THE WARREN ASSOCIATION, HELD AT THE BAPTIST MEETING-
HOUSE, IN STURBRIDGE. M,DCCLXXXIX.
Printed by Coverly and Hoyt, at the corner of Back-Street, Boston. (Price,
five-pence), pp. 12. 8vo. AAS. BPL. JOB. LOC.
WATTS, ISAAC 1674 - 1748
DIVINE SONGS, IN EASY LANGUAGE FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN. BY THE LATE REV-
EREND AND PIOUS DOCTOR WATTS.
Springfield: Printed and sold by Ezra Waldo Weld. 1789.
HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS: i. COLLECTED FROM THE
SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S
SUPPER. BY I. WATTS, D. D. THE FORTIETH EDITION, CORRECTED, AND ACCOMO-
DATED TO THE USE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN AMERICA. [Five lines of qUO-
tations.]
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, near Oliier's-Dock. 1789. pp.
232, (6). 12mo. NYPL.
LOGICK: OH, THE RIGHT USE OF REASON IN THE ENQUIRY AFTER TRUTH. WITH
A VARIETY OF RULES TO GUARD AGAINST ERROR, IN THE AFFAIRS OF RELIGION
AND HUMAN LIFE, AS WELL AS IN THE SCIENCES. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D. THE SIX-
TEENTH EDITION.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second
Street, between Market and Chesnut Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. x, 13-348. 12mo.
22247
- A PRESERVATIVE FROM THE SINS AND FOLLIES OF CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; TO
WHICH ARE ADDED, SOME RELIGIOUS AND MORAL INSTRUCTIONS, IN VERSE. BY THE
LATE LEARNED AND PIOUS DR. WATTS.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. 1789.
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WATTS, ISAAC, continued.
A WONDERFUL DREAM. BY DR. WATTS.
Albany: Printed by O. It. and George Webster. 1789. pp. 11, (1). 24mo.
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
THE TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF ouu LORD 1790, [in thir-
teen pointed star. Six lines.] BY ABRAHAM WEATHERWISE, PHILOM.
Printed and sold by J. White, and C. Cambridge, near Charles River Bridge,
Boston. [1789.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
WEATHERWISE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1790 ... BY ABRAHAM WKATHEUWISE.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W.Folsom. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo.
22252
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22254
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22256
WEATHERWISE'S ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790; BEING THE
SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE, OH LEAP-YEAR; AND FOURTEENTH OF THE INDEPEND-
ENCE OF AMERICA. [Thirteen lines.]
Portsmouth, N. H. Printed and sold by Oeorge Jerry Osborne,jr. at his
Office in Congress-Street, near the Stale-House. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
— WEATHF.RWISE'S FEDERAL ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790.
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman, [1789.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
WEATHERWISE'S GENUINE ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790:
Exeter: Printed and sold by Henry Ranlet, [1789.]
WEBSTER, CHARLES R. and GEORQB
WEBSTER'S CALENDAR OR THE ALBANY, MONTGOMERY, WASHINGTON & COLUMBIA
ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR 1790.
Albany: Printed and sold by Charles R. and George Webster. [1789.]
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR 1758 - 1843
AN AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN READING AND SPEAKING. CALCULATED TO
IMPROVE THE MINDS AND REFINE THE TASTE OF YOUTH. AND ALSO TO INSTRUCT
THEM IN GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND POLITICS OF THE UNITED STATES. To WHICH
IS PREFIXED, RULES IN ELOCUTION, AND DIRECTIONS FOR EXPRESSING THE PRIN-
CIPAL PASSIONS OF THE MIND. BEING THE THIRD PART OF A GRAMMATICAL
INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. THE
FIFTH EDITION. [Two lines from] MIRABEAU.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin. 1789.
AN AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN READING AND SPEAKING. CALCU-
LATED TO IMPROVE THE MINDS AND REFINE THE TASTE OF YOUTH. AND ALSO TO
INSTRUCT THEM IN GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND POLITICS OF THE UNITED STATES.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, RULES IN ELOCUTION, AND DIRECTIONS FOR EXPRESSING
THE PRINCIPAL PASSIONS OF THE MIND. BEING THE THIRD PART OF A GRAMMAT-
ICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE.
TlIE SIXTH EDITION.
Newport (Rhode-Island) Printed by Peter Edes, for the Author. M.DCC.-
LXXXIX. pp. 204; 6; 12. 12mo. NYPL.
Second heading: AN ADDRESS TO THE LADIES, pp. 6.
Third heading : AN ADDRESS TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, pp. 12.
577
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR, continued.
THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK: CONTAINING AN EASY STANDARD OF PRONUN-
CIATION, BEING TIIK PIKST PART OP A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. By NOAH WEBSTER, JCN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OF "DISSERTATIONS ON
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE." THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S FIRST EDITION. WITH ADDI-
TIONAL LESSONS, CORRECTED By THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebeneze-r T. Andrews. Sold,
wholesale and retail, at their Bookstore, No. 45, Newbury Street, and by said Thomas
at his Bookstore in, Worcester. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 144. 12mo. l£t?M AAS-
22258
22259
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22261
- ATTENTION ! OR, NEW THOUGHTS ON A SERIOUS SUBJECT; BEING AN ENQUIRY
INTO THE EXCISE LAWS OF CONNECTICUT; ADDRESSED TO THE FREEMEN OF THE
STATE. BY A PRIVATE CITIZEN.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.LXXXIX.
pp. [18.J 8VO. MHS. NYPL. WL. YC.
- DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: WITH NOTES, HISTORICAL AND
CRITICAL. TO WHICH IS ADDED, BY WAY OF APPENDIX, AN ESSAY ON A REFORMED
MODE OF SPELLING, WITH DR. FRANKLIN'S ARGUMENTS ON THAT SUBJECT. BY
NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. [Two lines of Latin from] TACITUS, [Publish-
er's monogram.]
Printed at Boston for the Author, by Isaiah Thomas and Company. MDCC-
LXXXIX. pp. 410. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LOC. MHS. NL. NYPL. YC.
A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. COMPRISING AN EASY,
CONCISE, AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION, DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF
ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART n. CONTAINING A PLAIN
AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, FOUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLE AND IDIOMS
OF THE LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ. WlTH AMENDMENTS AND
ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Young, the corner of Second and
Chesnut-Streets. 1789. pp. 220. 12mo. NYPL.
The editor says, " in the absence of Mr. Webster, he has added some
corrections and amendments for which he alone is responsible."
THE WEEKLY [cut] MONITOR. VOL. 4. NUMB. 208. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, [— VOL.
v. NUMB. 236. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1789.]
Litchfield: Printed by Collier and Adam. 1789. fol. AAS.
In April, the title was altered to, Weekly [cut] Monitor. And the Litch-
field Advertiser. In this year Adam withdrew from partnership, and
opened a Bookstore and Bindery. Sometime before December, the
heading was changed to, Weekly [U. S. arms] Monitor, and it was pub-
lished "in the lower room of the Court-House." In the issue for
December 22d, Thomas Collier announced the following as the " Con-
ditions on which the Weekly Monitor will in the future be published.
It will be afforded at seven shillings and six pence per annum if paid
quarterly, in cash, or certain species of produce — Eight shillings, in
wood, or other unbarterable articles; seasonably paid — Nine shillings,
if delayed 'till the close of the year, and in the same proportions to
those who fail of quarterly payments — Six shillings per annum, where
advance pay is made — Any kind of country produce will be received
— The difficulty of collecting newspaper debts, - - - render the above
stipulations necessary."
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WEBSTER, PELATIAH 1725 - 1795
AN EBSAY ON THE SEAT OP FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE EXCLUSIVE JURISDIC-
TION OF CONGRESS OVEB A TEN MILES DISTRICT, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE
ECONOMY AND DELICATE MORALS NECESSARY TO BE OBSERVED, IN INFANT STATES.
HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed ly Francis Bailey, at Yorick's-Head, in Market-
Street. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp. (2), 34. 12mo. AAS. HC. MHS.
WELCH, MOSES COOK 1754 - 1824
THE HOPE OF IMMORTALITY : A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT THE INTERMENT OF
BENJAMIN CHAPLIN, ESQ. OF MANSFIELD. CONNECTICUT . . .
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, 1789. pp. 21. 12mo. UTS.
WELD, EZRA 1736 - 1816
A SERMON, ON SACRED MUSICK, PREACHED AT A SINGING LECTURE, IN BRAINTREE,
ON THE Slsi OF MAY, 1788, FROM EPHESIANS v. 19. SPEAKING TO YOURSELVES
IN PSALMS AND HYMNS, AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, SINGING, AND MAKING MELODY IN
YOUR HEART UNTO THE LORD. BY EZRA WELD, V. D. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND
SOCIETY, IN SAID TOWN.
Springfield: Printed by Ezra Waldo Weld. 1789. pp. 28. 8vo.
WESLEY, JOHN 1703 - 1791
PRIMITIVE PHYSIC: OR AN EASY AND NATURAL METHOD OF CURING MOST DISEASES.
BY JOHN WESLEY, M. A. [One line of Latin.] THE TWENTY-FIRST EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Prichard & Hall, in Market Street, and sold by
John Licking, in Fourth Street, near Race Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. 196.
12mo. NYPL.
WEST, BENJAMIN 1730 - 1813
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1790 : [Twelve lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ.
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
22267
22268
- BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790.
[Twenty-one lines.]
Boston: Printed for, and sold by the Booksellers. [1789.] pp. (20). 16mo.
22269
- BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OR FEDERAL CALEDNAR, [sic] FOR 1790.
SECOND AFTER LEAP-YEAR; AND FOURTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. [Ornamental
design enclosing portraits of George Washington and Horatio Gates?]
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, next Liberty-Pole: inhere may be had
cheap to travelling-traders, &c., the Bloody register N° 4. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo.
- — BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OR FEDERAL CALLENDER [sz'e], FOR
1790. SECOND AFTER LEAP-YEAR; AND FOURTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. [Cut.]
SECOND EDITION.
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, next Liberty-Pole: where may be had
cheap to travelling-traders, &c., the Bloody register. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo.
379
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WEST, BENJAMIN, continued.
— BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OK FEDERAL CALENDAR FOR 1790.
SECOND AFTER LEAP-TEAR; AND FOURTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. [Cut.] THIRD
EDITION.
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, next Liberty-Pole: where may be had
cheap to travelling-traders, d-c., the Bloody register. [1789.] pp. (24). 12rno.
The blurred portraits formerly had done duty as Washington and
Gates, and the last is here of doubtful meaning. Contains, A Poem on
Gen. Washington. — Composed in 1782, but never before published. —
By J. Plumer, a citizen of the world. Also, Life and character of our
American Fabius. By E. Russell. The preface is signed, I. Bickerstafi.
- BICKERSTAFF'S IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD
1790. [Seventeen lines.]
Norwich : Printed by John Trumbull, and sold by the gross, dozen or single.
fjET* Where may be had Sheet Almanacks. [1789.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. LOG.
To the reader, is signed, Isaac Bickerstaff, jun'r. K. 102, and states this
to be his sixteenth Almanack. Allibone says that Daniel Sewall some-
times called himself Isaac Bickerstaff, junior, also.
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THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1790: BEING THE SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR
LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FOURTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, WHICH COM-
MENCED JULY 4, 1776. [Twenty-one lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ.; PHILOM.
[Foui lines of verse.]
Providence : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Garter, at the
Post-Office, at Shakespeare's Head, near the State-House. [1789.] pp. (24). 12mo.
WHEELER'S NORTH-AMERICAN CALENDAR, OR AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD 1790: AND THE FOURTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA.
CONTAINING (BESIDES THE USUAL CALCULATIONS) A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND
ENTERTAINING MATTER. [Cut of eclipse.]
Providence: Printed and sold by Bennett Wheeler. [1789.] pp. [24.] 12mo.
Part of the edition was printed on a coarse blue paper. Some copies
have thirty-six pages. The additional pages containing principally
" The Way to wealth," by Benjamin Franklin. The Library of Con-
gress has both forms.
WEST, SAMUEL 1730-1 807
A SERMON DELIVEKED DECEMBER 3, 1788, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. JOHN
ALLYN, TO THE PASTORAL CHARGE OF THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN DUXBURY.
Salem : Printed by Dabney and Gushing, 1789.
WEST, SAMUEL 1788 - 1808
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT BOSTON, MARCH 12TH, 1789, BY THE REV. SAMUEL WEST,
AT HIS INSTALMENT TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN
HOLLI8 STREET. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE CHARGE, GIVEN ON THAT OCCASION,
BY THE REV. JEREMY BEI.KNAP. AND THE KlGHT HAND OF FELLOWSHIP, BY THE
REV. JOSEPH ECKLEY. [Monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Company, and sold at their Book-
Store, No. 45, Newbury-Street. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 31. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM.
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THE WESTERN [cut] STAR. No. 1. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, [—No. 5. TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 29, 1789.J
Stockbridge (Massacliusetts) : Printed and published by Loring Andrews.
1789. fol. AAS.
The cut is a fifteen-pointed star. Established by Loring Andrews and
continued to the year 1808. After March, 1793, the title was altered to
Andrews's Western [cut] Star.
WETENHALL, EDWARD 1636 - 1713
GS.XCM GRAMMATICS INSTITUTIO COMPENDIARIA, IN U8DM SCHOLARUM. AUTORE
EDV. WETTENHALL, D. D. NUPER EPISCOPO KILMOR & ARDAO.
Philadelphia: Impensix Gvlielmi Spotswood, Thomte Seddon, Henrici Rice
& Soc. & Josephi James. MDCCLXXXIX. pp. 97. 12mo. AAS. LOC.
Page 97 is misprinted 95.
WHITEFIELD, GEOROK 1714 - 1770
A LETTER FROM THE REVEREND MR. GEORGE WHITEFIELD, TO THE REVEREND MR.
JOHN WESLEY, IN ANSWER TO HIS SERMON, INTJTLEU FREE GRACE.
Lansingburgh: Printed by Babcock & Hickok. MDCCLXXXIX. pp.24. 8vo.
WHITWELL, SAMUEL - 1791
AN ORATION, DELIVERED TO THE SOCIETY OP THE CINCINNATI, IN THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. JULY 4, 1789. BY DOCTOR SAMUEL WHITWELL.
Printed by Benjamin Russell, State-Street, Boston. 1789. pp. 20. 4to. AAS.
WILLIAMS, -
L DR. WILLIAMS' LAST LEGACY, "HERB BILL" . . .
mm
Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Coverly, 1789.
WILLISON, JOHN 1680 - 1750
THE MOTHER'S CATECHISM. CONTAINING SHORT AND EASY QUESTIONS, DESIGNED AS
AN INTRODUCTION TO UNDERSTAND THE ASSEMBLY'S SHORTER CATECHISM.
Lansingburyh : Printed by liabcock & Hickok. 1789.
THE WILMINGTON CENTINEL, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 45. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 52. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1789.]
Wilmington, (North-Carolina) Printed and published by Bowen and How-
ard, at their Printing-Office, opposite the Naval-Office: . . . 1789. fol.
Publication is supposed to have ceased at the end of the first volume
— if not before.
WINLOVE, SOLOMON, pseudonym.
AN APPROVED COLLECTION OF ENTERTAINING STORIES. CALCULATED FOR THE
INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT OF ALL LITTLE MASTERS AND MISSES. BY SOLOMON
WINLOVE, ESQ. THE FIRST WORCESTER EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah 2'homas. MDCCLXXXIX.
pp. 128. 32mo. AAS.
WITHERSPOON, JOHN 1722 - 1794
A SERMON ON THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN. PREACHKD, IN THE OLD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN NEW- YORK, TO A VERY NUMEROUS AUDIENCE, ON THE
EVENING OF THE SECOND SABBATH IN MAY. BY THE REV. JOHN WiTHERSPOON,
D. D. PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON COLLEGE.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock. M,DCC,LXXXIX. pp.23.
8VO. AAS. BM. HC.
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WITIIERSPOON, JOHN, continued.
A SEKMON ON THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN. PREACHED IN THE
OLD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN NEW- YORK, TO A VEUY NUMEROUS AUDIENCE, ON
THE EVENING OF THE SECOND SABBATH IN MAY. BY THE REV. JOHN WlTHER-
SPOON, D. D. PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON COLLEGE.
New -York: Printed and sold by Archibald M'Lean, Franklin's Head,
Hanover-Square, and Hodge, Allen, and Campbell. 1789.
WOLCOT, JOHN 1738-1819
THE LOUSIAD, AN HKROI-COMIC POEM, IN TWO CANTOS. BY PETER PINDAR, ESQ.
[Six lines of verse.]
Philadelpliia : Printed for W. Spotswood, Front-Street; and Rice & Co.
Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. [48.] 12uio. AAS.
EXPOSTULARY ODES. BY PETER PlNDAR.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, 1789.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF PETER PINDAR, ESQ; A DISTANT RELATION TO THE
POET OF THEBES. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED, MEMOIRS AND ANECDOTES OF THE
AUTHOR. VOL. i.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Spotswood, Front-Street; and Bice &
Co. Market-Street. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. ix, 314. ]2rno. AAS. MHS.
SUBJECTS FOR PAINTERS. BY PETER PINDAR.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, 1789.
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
THE AMERICAN ACCOUNTANT; OR, SCHOOLMASTERS' NEW ASSISTANT, COMPRISED IN
FOUR BOOKS. BOOK I. CONTAINING ARITHMETIC OF WHOLE NUMBERS DIVERS
DENOMINATIONS, AND THE COMMON RULES, TO THE END OF THE DOUBLE RULE OF
THREE. BOOK ii. FRACTIONS, VULGAR AND DECIMAL. BOOK in. MERCANTILE
ARITHMETIC; OR ALL THE RULES NECESSARY FOR FORMING A COMPLETE ACCOUNT-
ANT; METHODICALLY ARRANGED AND LARGELY EXEMPLIFIED. BOOK IV. EXTRAC-
TIONS, PROGRESSIONS, *C. BEING THE HIGHER RULES OF ARITHMETIC. AND
INCLUDING ALL THE QUESTIONS IN THE PHILADELPHIAN EDITION OF GOUGH, WITH
MANY OTHERS. THE RULES ARE EITHER NEW, OR THOSE OF THAT TREATISE SO
FAR COMPENDIZED AS TO BE BOTH BRIEF AND PERFECTLY APPLICABLE. THE WHOLE
ADAPTED TO THE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES, AND COMPREHENDING EVERY
THING NECESSARY TO A COMPLETE PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE SCIENCE OF
ARITHMETIC. BY BENJAMIN WORKMAN, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch,for William Young, at the corner
of Chesnut and Second-Streets. M.DCC.LXXXIX. pp. (2), (2), [13] - 224. 12rno.
22291
- ELEMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY, DESIGNED FOR YOUNG STUDENTS IN THAT SCIENCE.
IN six SECTIONS. SECT. i. OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM. SECT. n. OF THE EARTH IN
PARTICULAR. SECT. III. OF MAPS AND GLOBES. TlIE THREE FOREGOING SECTIONS
CONTAIN THE SCIENTIFIC OR ASTRONOMICAL PART OF GEOGRAPHY, DIGESTED IN A
CLEAR AND COMPREHENSIVE MANNER. SECT. IV. OF THE DIFFERENT RELIGIONS,
GOVERNMENTS, AND LANGUAGES OK NATIONS. SECT. V. OF THE POLITICAL DIVI-
SIONS OF THE EARTH, INTO EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, &C. OR THE HISTORICAL PART OF
GEOGRAPHY. SECT. VI. OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; OR THE PROPERTIES OF MAT-
TER, LAWS OF NATION, *C. BY BENJAMIN WORKMAN, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Cvlloch, 1789.
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WORKMAN, BENJAMIN, continued.
FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANACK. FOB THE YEAR OF OUK LOKD, 1790: . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch, in Third-Street, the third door
above Market. [1789.]
THE FEDERAL ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790: BEING THE
SECOND AFTER LEAP-YEAR. CONTAINING, (BESIDES THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULA-
TIONS, BY B. WORKMAN,) [Sixteen lines.] THE FEDERAL CITY, [cut] A NEW ^ERA,
THE SECOND YEAR.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, Bookseller and Stationer, the corner
of Second and Chesnut- Streets. [1789.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
THE PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK AND
EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790; BEING THE SECOND AFTER BIS-
SEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
ENCE, WHICH COMMENCED JULY 4, 1776. [Sixteen lines.]
Baltimore: Printed and fold, wholesale and retail, by William Goddard,
and James Angell, at their Printing -Office, in Market-Street. Sold alto by Messrs.
Hanson and Bond, Printers, in Alexandria, and by Mr. Nathaniel Willis, Printer,
in Winchester, Virginia. [1789.] pp. (48). 12mo. LOC.
Contains, An Act for laying a duty on goods, wares, and merchandises,
imported into the United States.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790. BEING THE
SECOND AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Ten lines.] BY BENJAMIN WORK-
MAN, M. A.
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Dams, at the Post-office. [1789.] pp. (48).
12mo. LOC. VSL.
Contains, A General description of America.
YALE COLLEGE.
ILI.USTRISSIMO SAMUKLI HDNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIFUBLIC^E CONNECTICUTENSIS
GUBERNATORI : HONORATISSIMO OLIVERO WOI.COTT, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUBERNA-
TORI: CLARISSIMISCJUE PROCERIUUS POLITY NOSTR^E CIVILIS: REVERENDO PARITKR
AC HONORANDO EzR^E STILES, S. T. D. LL. D. COLI.EGII YALENSIS PRESIDE, [Four
lines.] HASCE THESES, QUAS IN COMITIIS PUBLIC-IS COLI.EGII YALENSIS, DIE ONO
SEPTEMBRIS ANNO DOMINI M.DCC.LXXXIX. . . . [Colophon:]
Habita in Comitiis Academicis NOTO Portu Connecticiitensit/m, Qno Sept.
M.DCC.LXXXIX. IE. Typis T. et S. Green.] Broadside, fol. YC.
QU^STIONES PRO MODULO DISCUTIENDvE SUB REVERENDO D. EZRA STILES 8.T.D.
LL. D. COLLEGII YAI.ENSrS QUOD EST, DlVINA PliOVIDENTIA, NOVO-PORTU C'ON-
NECTICUTENSIUM, PR^ESIDI. IN COMITIIS PUBI.ICIS A LAUREL MAGISTRALIS CANDI-
DATIS, M.DCC.LXXXIX. [Fifty-three lines.]
/ Novi-Portvs : E. Typis T. et S. Green, 1789.] Broadside, fol. YC.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
ADA
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BAB
Note : Reference in all cases is made
to the consecutive numbering of
titles.
ADAMS, JAMES, JUN.
To the public 19449
ADAMS, JOHN, 1785-1826
Defence of Constitutions 20176
Same, New York 20177
Same, Boston 20910
Thoughts on government 20911
Twenty-six letters 21624
Same, New York, 1789 21625
ADAMS, PHINEAS, 1741-1801
Sermon, ord. W. Hall 21626
ADAMS, ZABDIEL, 1739-1801
Sermon, ord. E. Whipple 20912
ADDISON, JOSEPH, 1672-1719
Cato. A tragedy 20178
ADDKESS at Manchester, Vt. 19450
ADDUESS to citizens of Penn. 20913
Same 20914
ADDKESS to free electors 19451
ADDRESS to freemen of Penn. 20915
ADDRESS to public 20179
ADDRESSES to citizens 20180
ADELOS, pseud.
New sentiments 19452
ADGATE, ANDREW
Mechanic's lecture 21627
Philadelphia harmony 21629
Philadelphia songster 21628
Rudiments of music 20916
Select psalms and hymns 20181
ADVANTAGES of repentance 20182
ADVENTURES of a hackney
coach 19453
ADVENTURES of Alphonso 20183
ADVICE from lady of quality 19454
Same, Newburyport 21630
ADVICE to young tradesman 20523
^Esopus, 619-504 B.C.
Fabulse selectee 20184
Same, Philadelphia 21631
Same, Philadelphia 21771
Fables. Tr. Croxall 20185
Select Fables. Tr. Dodsley 19455
AGREED, men tried by actions 21632
AITKEN, JOHN
Litanies and vespers 20186
ALBANY Gazette, 1786-1789 19456
ALBANY Journal, 1788-1789 20918
ALBANYRegister,1788-1789 20919
ALBERTHOMA, ROBERT, 1690-1772
Christian religion 21636
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Situation for Congress 21637
ALLEINE, JOSEPH, 1633-1688
Believer's triumph 21638
ALLEN, JOHN
Christ, Christian's hope 21639
Discant on Scriptures 19457
Same, Boston, 1788 20920
ALLEN, JONATHAN, 1749-1827
Sermon, death E. Kirnball 19458
Sermon, ord. B. Thurston 19459
ALLEN, T.
Stolen articles 20188
ALLEN, TIMOTHY, 1715-1806
Christian baptism 20921
AMBROSE, ISAAC, 1604-1663
Christ in clouds 19460
AMELUNG, JOHN FREDERICK
Glass manufacture 20189
AMERICAN calculator 20922
AMERICAN Herald,
1786-1789 19461
AMERICAN Herald of liberty,
1786 19462
AMERICAN independent
Catechism 21641
AMERICAN jest-book 21642
AMERICAN Journal,
1785-1786 19463
AMERICAN Magazine,
1787-1788 20191
AMERICAN Mercurv,
1786-1789 19464
New-year verses, 1789 21645
AMERICAN Museum,
1787-1789 20193
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
Transactions, Vol. i 21651
Same, Vol. n 19465
AMERICAN Price-current,
1786 19466
AMERICAN Recorder,
1786-1787 19467
AMERICAN songster 20930
AMERICANISCHER Haus Calender,
1787-1790 19468
AMERICANISCHER Stadt Calender,
1787-1790 19469
AMES, PHILOMATH N. pseud.
Almanack, 1790 21654
AMICUS REIPUBLIC*:, pseud.
iVddress to public 19470
THE ANARCHIAD 19831
ANDERSON, JOHN
A Mirror 19471
ANDRE, JOHN, 1751-1780
The Cow chace . 21655
ANDREWS, JOHN, 1746-1813
Two sermons 20933
The Unjust steward 21656
ANDREWS, ROBERT
Almanack, 1787-1790 19472
Virginia, 1789-1790 21657
ANDREWS, SAMUEL, 1737-1818
Discourse on St. Mark 20201
ANECDOTE for great men 20202
ANNAN, ROBERT
Narrative of division 21659
Universal salvation 20203
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Theatre
Play-bill, 1786 19474
ANSWER to Address 20935
ANTISMITHITEB, pseud.
Principles of men 21632
Queries, to voters 22087
THE APOLLO 21660
ARMINIAN Magazine, 1789 21661
ARMSTRONG, JOHN, 1673-1742
Art of preserving health 20204
AHNAUD, F. T. M. de B. d'
Fanny 20205
ARTICLES of impost 19476
ASBURY, FRANCIS, 1745-1816
Cokesbury College 20206
Asir, JOHN", 1724-1779
Grammatical institutes 19477
Same, Philadelphia 20936
ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY of Penn.
Acknowledgment of sins 19479
Act of connection 19478
Proceedings 21662
Public covenanting 19480
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURCH
Constitution 20207
Draught of overture 20208
Letter, to Associate Presby-
tery 20209
ATKINS, DUDLEY, 1760-1829
Masonic address, 1786 20210
ATWATER, NOAH, 1752-1802
Sermon, ord. J. Taylor 20211
AUGUSTA Chronicle, 1789 21853
AUSTIN, BENJAMIN, 1752-1820
Practice of law 19481
AUSTIN, JONATHAN L., 1748-1826
Oration, July 4, 1780 19482
B., J.
Rice machinery 19483
BABCOCK, ELISHA, 1753-1821
Index to Statutes 19484
BAG
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BACHMAIR, JOHN JAMES
Englisch -Teutschen gram-
matick 20938
German grammar 20937
BACKUS, CHARLES, 1749-1803
Fast sermon, 1788 20939
BACKUS, ISAAC, 1724-1806
Address to New-England 20212
Atonement of Christ 20214
Doctrine of election 21663
Gospel discipline 20213
Two witnesses 19485
BAILEY, FRANCIS
Almanack, 1786 19486
Pocket, 1787-1790 J9488
Miniature, 1786 19487
BALDWIN, SIMEON, 1761-1851
Oration, July 4, 1788 20941
BALDWIN, THOMAS, 1753-1825
Open communion 21665
BALLOON Almanack,
1787-1790 19489
BALTIMORE, Md. Theatre
Play-bills, 1786 19490
Same, 1787 20217
Same, 1788 20943
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md.
Tavern rates 21667
BAPTIST CHURCH in Georgia
Minutes, 1788 20944
BAPTIST CHURCH in New York
Minutes, 1787 20218
BAPTIST CHURCH in Pennsylvania
Minutes, 1789 22064
BARBAULD, ANNA L. A., 1743-1825
Hymns in prose 19493
Same, Philadelphia 20945
Lessons for children 20946
BARCLAY, ROBERT, 1648-1690
Ancient testimony 20950
Apology 21668
Catechism 20950
BARD, SAMUEL, 1742-1821
Uterine hemorrhagies 20951
BARLOW, JOEL, 1754-1812
Oration, July 4, 1787 20219
Prospect of peace 20952
Vision of Columbus 20220
Same, 2d edition 20221
BARNARD, Sir JOHN, 1685-1764
Present for apprentice 20953
BARNARD, THOMAS, 1748-1814
Artillery elec. sermon, 1789 21669
Sermon, ord. A. Bancroft 19494
BARNES, JOSEPH
Remarks on Fitch's reply 20954
BARTLET, J.
Pocket farrier 20222
BARTLETT, BAILEY
Episcopal conventions 19495
BARTLETT, JOSIAH, 1759-1820
Masonic oration, 1786 19496
BARTON, WILLIAM, 1739-1823
True interest of U. S 19497
BASCOM, AARON, -1814
Sermon, exec. A. Converse 20955
BAXTER, RICHARD, 1615-1691
Sacramental sermon 21670
BAYLEY, DANIEL
New harmony of Zion 20956
BEAN, SAWNY.
Account of 20132
BEATTIE, JAMES, 1735-1803
Evidences of religion 20223
Poems on occasions 20224
BEERS, ANDREW, 1749-1824
Almanack, 1789-1790 20957
Columbian, 1788-1790 20225
Loudon's, 1786-1787 17499
BELKNAP, JEREMY, 1744-1798
Sermon, instal. J. Morse 21673
BENEZET, ANTHONY, 1713-1784
Etliche Anmerkungen 19501
Indianer-Predigt 19501
Penn. spelling-book 21674
BERKELEY, GEORGE M., 1763-1793
Maria 19502
BERKSHIRE Chronicle,
1788-1789 20959
BEHQUIN, AHNAUD, 1750-1791
Children's friend 19504
Same, New Haven, 1786 19505 !
Same, Boston, 1789 21676
Continuation 21677
THE BETTER sort 21678
BEVERIDGE, THOMAS
Difference of profession 21679
BIBLIA
Christian's family Bible 20960
Hieroglyphick Bible 20961
History of Holy Bible 19507
Holy Bible abridged 1950(i
Holy Bible. Vulgate 21681
BIBLIA. Old Testament
Selects histories 20226
Same, Philadelphia 21683
BIBLIA. Genesis
Genesis, chap, in-iv 21682
BIBLIA. Job
Paraphrase. E. Young 20904
BIBLIA. Psalms
Imitated. By I.Watts, 1786 19508
Same, Boston, 1787 20231
Mycall's revision, 1787 20232
Same, Boston, 1789 21687
Barlow's revision, 1786 19510
BIBLIA. Psalms, cant.
Carefully suited to worship 20229
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 20963
Same, New Brunswick 21684
Same, New York, 1789 21685
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21686
Newversion.BradyandTate20228
Same, Worcester, 1788 20962
Psalms, in metre, 1787 20233
Same, Boston, 1788 20964
Psalms of David 21688
The Psalter, 1787 20234
BIBLIA. Proverbs
Proverbs of Solomon, 1787 20234
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 20965
BIBLIA. Ecclesiastes
Ecclesiastes 20965
BIBLIA. Song of Solomon
Song of songs 20495
BIBLIA. New Testament
New Testament, 1786 19511
Same, Boston, 1788 20966
Same, Elizabeth-Town 20967
Same, Trenton, 1788 20968
Same, New York, 1789 21689
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21690
Neue Testament, 1787 20235
Same, Germantaun 20236
Same, Germantaun 20969
BIBLIA. Matthew
Sermon on Mount 20234
BIDWELL, BARNABAS, 1763-1833
Oration on R. Newton, jun. 21691
BIG puzzling cap 20237
BILLINGS. WILLIAM, 1746-1800
Suffolk harmony 19512
BINGHAM, CALEB, 1757-1819
Young lady's accidence 21692
BISSETT, JOHN, 1762-1810
Regeneration 20970
BLAGRAVE, J.
Bills of exchange 20238
BLAIR, HUGH, 1718-1800
Essays on rhetorick 20971
Same, Boston, 1789 21693
BLAIR, JOHN, 1720-1771
Essays 21694
BLAIR, ROBERT, 1699-1746
The Grave 20239
BLAIR, SAMUEL, 1741-1818
Discourse on psalmody 21695
BLATCHPORD, JOHN
Narrative 20972
BLODGKT, WILLIAM
Map of Vermont 21696
New table 20973
ELY, JOHN, -1787
Narrative 20974
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BOGART, DAVID S., -1839
Discourse, upon admission 20975
BONNYCASTLE, JOHN, 1750-1821
Scholar's guide 19513
Same, New York, 1789 21697
BOONE, DANIEL, 1735-1820
Adventures 19514
BOOTH, ABRAHAM, 1734-1806
Apology for Baptists 20976
BOOTH'S PfBdobaptism 20977
BOBDLEY, JOHN BEALE, 1727-1804
Letter on sheep 21699
On monies, coins, etc. 21698
BOSTON, Mass.
By-laws 19515
Instruction of youth 21700
Procession, 1789 21701
Public education 21702
BOSTON. Episcopal Charitable
Society. Laws 19516
BOSTON. King's Chapel.
Catechism 19517
BOSTON Gazette, 1786-1789 19518
BOSTON Magazine, 1786 19519
BODCHABD DE LA POTEKIE, C. P.
Church of Holy Cross 21704
Laurent Ricci 21706
Same 21707
Pastoral letter 21705
BOUDIEK DE VlLLEMEKT, P. J.
Ladies friend 21708
BOUKS, JOHN, 1734-1815
Appeal to public 21709
BOWDEN^JOHN, 1751-1817
Letter from a weaver 21710
Letter to E. Stiles 20979
Second letter 21711
BOWDOIN, JAMES, 1727-1790
Philosophical discourse 19520
BOWEN, DANIEL
Stories and bon mots 20241
BOWEN, JABEZ, 1739-1815
To freemen of R. I. 19521
BOWLER, METCALF, -1789
Treatise on agriculture 19522
BRADFORD, WILLIAM, 1719-1791
Catalogue of books 20980
BRANCH, AMAZIAH
Elegiac poem 21712
BRIDGE, JOSIAH, 1740-1801
Mass.electionsermon,1789 21713
Sermon, ord. J. Damon 20242
BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, J. P.
Critical examination 20981
Oration, on slavery 21001
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21739
BRITISH TAR COMPANY
Coal tar, and varnish 20982
BROOK, MART B., 1726-1782
Silent waiting 19924
Same, Philadelphia, 1786 19925
Stillen Barrens 19523
BROOKE, FRANCES M., 1745-1789
Rosina; a comic opera 20243
Same, New York, 1787 20244
BROOKS, JOHN, 1752-1825
Oration, July 4, 1787 20245
BROOMK, JOHN, 1738-1810
A Federal elector 20983
BROTHER'S gift 19524
BROWN, WILLIAM
Three rondos 20246
BRUNSWICK Gazette,
1786-1789 19525
BRYAN, SAMUEL
Letters of Centinel 20248
Same, i-ix 21344
An die Einwohner 20250
BUCHAN, WILLIAM, 1729-1805
Domestic medicine 21715
Family physician 20251
BUCHANAN, GEORGE, 1763-1807
De causis respirationis 21716
Typhus fever 21717
BUCHANAN, JAMES
English syntax 19526
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 20885
BUCKLAND, JAMES
Account of old hermit 19527
Same, Portsmouth 19528
Same, Middletown 19529
Same, New Haven 19530
Same, Norwich 19531
Same, Boston 19532
Same, Providence 20252
Same, Boston 20877
BUCKMINSTER, JOSEPH, JUN.
Discourse, Nov. 1, 1789 21718
N.H.election sermon, 1787 20253
BUELL, ABEL, 1750-1825
Map of the United States 19533
BUELL, SAMUEL, 1716-1798
Funeral serm.,S.Buell,jun. 20254
Sermon, ord. A.Woolworth 20986
BULLARD, SAMUEL
Almanack, 1788-1790 20255
BULLER, FRANCIS, 1745-1800
Trials at nisi prius 20987
BUNYAN, JOHN, 1628-1688
Pilgrim's progress 21720
BURQES, BARTHOLOMEW
Seaman's journal 19534
Same 20988
Solar system 21721
Same, 2d edition 21722
BURGH, JAMES, 1714-1778
Art of speaking 19535
Youth's monitor 20256
BURKE, Mrs. —
Ela. A tale 21723
BURKITT, WILLIAM, 1650-1703
Divine hymns 20989
Forms of prayer 20990
Poor man's help 20990
BURNS, ROBERT, 1759-1796
Poems, Philadelphia, 1788 20991
Same, New York, 1788 20992
BURTON, ASA, 1752-1836
Vt. election sermon, 1785 19536
CAGLIOSTRO, G. B. comte
Defence 21724
CALLENDER, —
Round text copies 20257
CAMP, JOHN, 1753-1821
Masonic sermon, 1786 20258
CAMPBELL, JAMES
Oration, July 4, 1787 20259
CAMPBELL, SAMUEL
Catalogue of books, 1786 19537
Sale catalogue, 1786 19538
Same, 1787 20260
CANDID consider, on libels 21725
CANDIDUS, pseud.
Letter, upon slavery 20993
CAREY, MATHEW, 1760-1839
Epistle to E. Oswald 19539
Plagi-scurriliad 19540
CARLETON, OSGOOD, 1742-1810
Almanack, 1790 21726
Lectures on astronomy 20261
CARLISLE Gazette,
1786-1789 19541
CAROLINA Almanack, 1787 19542
CAHTWRIGHT, EDMUND, 1743-1823
Armine and Elvira 20535
CARVER, JONATHAN, 1732-1780
Three years' travels 21728
GARY, RICHARD, 1747-1806
Estate of Col. Alford 21729
CATALOGUE of books, 1786 19543
CATALOGUE of jewels for
sentimentalists 19544
CATHERINES, PHCEBE FIELDING
Life and conversion 19545
CATO, DIONYSIUS
Disticha moralia 20263
CECIL, WILLIAM, 1520-1598
Precepts to his son 20002
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22158
CHALLONER, RICHARD, 1691-1781
Catholic principles 21730
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CHALLONEH, RICHARD, eont.
Catholick Christian 19546
Infallibility 21731
CHANDLER, SAMUEL
To the electors 21732
CHANNINO, HENBY T., 1760-1840
Funeral sermon, A. Strong 21733
God admonishing 19547
Same, 2d edition 20264
CHAPONE, HESTER M., 1727-1801
Improvement of mind 19548
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Bye-laws and ordinances 20265
CHARLESTON. Baptist Association.
Minutes, 1788 20995
CHARLESTON. Chamber of Com-
merce. Table of exchange 19549
CHARLESTON. IndependentCong.
Church. Constitution 20266
CHARLESTON Evening gazette,
1786 19550
CHARLESTON Morning post,
1786-1787 19551
CHARMS of melody 20996
CHASE, SAMUEL, 1741-1811
Acre value of land in Md. 1 9552
Bank stock 19553
CHATTEHTON, AUGUSTUS, pseud.
Buds of beauty 20268
Same, New York 20269
Same, Philadelphia 20270
CHAUNCY, CHARLES, 1705-1787
Writings and genealogy 20273
CHILD'S daily present 19554
CHILD'S play thing 19555
CHILD'S pocket companion 19556
CHILDREN'S magazine, 1789 21734
CHRISTIAN oeconomy 20997
CHRISTIAN'S magazine, 1789 21735
CHRISTMAS rhyme 19557
CHRONICON Ephratense 19558
CHURCH, EDWARD, JUN., 1779-1845
Dangerous vice — 21786
CHURCH music. No. 1. 19563
CHURCHMAN, John, -1805
Map of Delaware 20272
CIRCUMSTANTIAL narrative of
wreck of Halsewell 19559
CITY gazette, 1788-1789 20998
CLARK, JONAS, 1730-1805
Sermon, ord. J. Estabrook 20999
CLARK, MATTHEW
Chart of coast 21738
CLARKE, JOHN, 1687-1734
Introduction to Latin 19560
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21000
CLARKE, JOHN, 1755-1798
Disc., interment C. Chauncy 20273
CLARKSON, THOMAS, 1760-1846
African slave trade 21001
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21739
Essay on slavery 19561
Same, Philadelphia 20274
CLEAVELAND, BENJAMIN
Hymns 19562
Same, 2d edition 21002
CLIFTON, ALICE
Trial for murder 20275
Same, Philadelphia 20276
COKE, THOMAS, 1747-1814
Cokesbury College 20277
COLLES, CHRISTOPHER, 1738-1821
Proposals for publishing 21740
Survey of roads 21741
COLLEY, THOMAS, 1742-1812
Discourse, to Quakers 21003
Growth of grace 20278
Same, Philadelphia 21742
COLLINS, WILLIAM, 1721-1759
Poetical works 21004
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
Statutes 21005
COLUMBIAN Almanack, 1790 21743
COLUMBIAN Herald,
1786-1789 19564
COLUMBIAN Magazine,
1786-1789 19565
COMBE, WILLIAM, 1741-1823
Yorick and Eliza 20281
COMMERCIAL conduct of U.S. 19566
COMPREHENSIVE grammar 21746
COMPTING-HOUSE companion 21747
CONCERT of prayer 20284
CONNECTICUT
Acts and laws, 1786-1789 19568
Charter 19575
Fast Proclamations,
1788-1789 21018
Representatives to Congress 21017
Taxes, impost, and excise 19577
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tions, 1786-1789 19578
CONNECTICUT Courant,
1780-1789 19579
New-year's verses,
1787-1788 20295
CONNECTICUT Gazette,
1786-1789 19580
CONNECTICUT Journal,
1780-1789 19581
CONTINENTAL journal,
1786-1787 19582
COOL thoughts on Bank 19583
COOMB, ISAAC, -1786
Last words and speech 20299
Life and confession 20300
COOMBE, THOMAS, 1758-1822
Peasant of Auburn 19584
Same, New York 19585
COOPER, SAMUEL
History of England 21766
History of France 21767
History of Grecian States 21708
Roman history 21769
COPERNICUS, pseud.
Almanack, 1789 21024
COPY of letter by Jesus 19586
CORBET, JOHN, 1620-1680
Self-employment 19587
CORDIER, MATHURIN, 1479-1564
Centura selecta 19588
Same, Philadelphia 20301
Same, Boston 21770
Same, Philadelphia 21771
CORNARO, LUIGT, 1467-1566
Long life 21026
COUNTING house companion,
1786-1788 19567
COUNTRY journal, 1785-1789 19589
COURIER <le Boston, 1789 21773
COWPER, WILLIAM, 1731-1800
The Task 20303
Same, Philadelphia 20304
Tirocinium 19590
Same, Philadelphia 20304
COXE, TENCH, 1755-1824
American manufactures 20305
Commercial system for U.S. 20300
Constitution of U. S. 21028
Observation son agriculture 21774
Thoughts on Bank 19591
Same, Philadelphia 20307
COZENS. Dr. —
Fables 21029
CRAWFORD, ADAIR, 1748-1795
Animal heat 20308
CRAWFORD, CHARLES
Downfall of papal power 21030
CRIES of London 19592
CRIES of Philadelphia 19593
CRISP, STEPHEN, 1628-1692
Babylon to Bethel 21031
Scripture truths 20309
CRUSE, ENGLEHART
Projector detected 21032
CUI.LEN, WILLIAM, 1712-1790
Materia medica. 2v. 21775
Physiology 21033
CUMBERLAND, RICHARD, 1732-1811
The Carmelite 20310
CUMBERLAND Gazette,
1786-1789 19594
CURHIK, WILLIAM, 1754-1828
Autumnal fever 21777
387
INDEX OF AUTHORS
CUB
to
BVI
CUSHINQ, JACOB, 1731-1809
Sermon, ord. U. Green 21085
CUSHMAN, ROBERT, 1580-1625
Sin of self-love 21036
CUTLER, MANASSEH, 1742-1823
Explanation of Map 20312
Same, Newport 21037
DABOLL, NATHAN, 1750-1818
Almanack, 1.787-1790 19595
DAGGKTT, DAVID, 1764-1851
Oration, July 4, 1787 20314
DAILY advertiser,1786-1789 19597
DANA, JAMES, 1735-1812
Funeral serin. C.Whittelsey 20316
Installation sermon 21782
Nativity of Christ 21783
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
Catalogus, 1789 21784
DARTON, WILLIAM
Little truths 21785
DAVIDSON, ROBERT, 1750-1812
Oration, July 4, 1787 20317
DAVIK, WILLIAM R., 1756-1820
Address. By Publicola 21041
DAVYS, P.
Adminiculum puerile 21042
D AWES, THOMAS, JUN., 1757-1825
Oration, July 4, 1787 20318
DAY, THOMAS, 1748-1789
Sandford and Merton 21043
DEATH of Cock Robin 19598
Same, Worcester 20319
DEATH of old hermit 20157
Same, New Haven 20175
Same, Worcester 20909
DECALVES, Don ALONZO, pseud.
New travels 21044
Same, Norwich 21786
DE FOE, DANIEL, 1661-1731
Robinson Crusoe 19599
Same, Philadelphia 21787
Same, Portland 21788
Same, in German 21045
DELAWARE
Laws, 1785-1789 19600
Votes, H. of A., 1785-1789 19602
DELAWARE Almanack, 1788 20326
DELAWARE Courant,
1786-1787 19605
DELAWARE Gazette,
1786-1789 19606
DELLAP, SAMUEL
Catalogue of books 20329
DEVIL and George in 20330
DEVIL and a ghost 20351
DEVOTION, JOHN, 1730-1802
Serm., interm't U. Griswold 21054
DEVOUT Christian 21794
DIALOGUE, on federalism 21055
DIBDIN, CHARLES, 1745-1814
The Deserter 20331
Same, Philadelphia 20382
DILWORTH, THOMAS, -1780
New guide to English 19607
Same, Trenton 19(>08
Same, Hartford 20333
Same, New-Brunswick 20334
Same, Boston 21056
Same, Portsmouth 21057
Same, Boston 21795
Same, New York 21796
Same, Philadelphia 21797
Schoolmaster's assistant 20385
DILWORTH, W. H.
Complete letter-writer 19609
DIRECTIONS to Nautucket 21058
DISCOURSE, Newbern,
24 June, 1789 21798
DODD, WILLIAM, 1729-1777
Beauties of history 20336
Thoughts in prison 19610
DODDRIDGE, PHILIP, 1702-1751
Christian religion 21059
Funeral sermon 21060
Life of J. Gardiner 21799
Religion in soul 21060
Three sermons 21800
DODSLEY, ROBERT, 1703-1764
(Economy of human life 19611
Same, Philadelphia 20337
Same, Worcester 20338
Same, Exeter 21061
Same, Bennington 21062
DOOLITTLE, JOHN, 1764-1787
Sick and dying exercises 21063
DOWNS, BARNABAS, JUN.
Narrative 19612
DRINKWATER, JOHN, 1762-1844
Siege of Gibraltar 21801
DROWNE, SOLOMON, 1753-1834
Oration, Marietta, 1789 21802
DRYDEN, JOHN, 1631-1700
Alexander's feast 21495
Veni Creator Spiritus 21495
DUCHE, JACOB, 1737-1798
Sermons, in America 21064
Du FOUR, PHILIPPE S., 1622-1687
Moral instructions 19613
DUKE, WILLIAM, 1757-1840
Thoughts on repentance 21803
DUNLAP, WILLIAM, 1760-1889
Darby's return 21804
The Father 21805
DWIGHT, TIMOTHY, 1752-1817
Triumph of infidelity 21065
EASTER gift 19614
ECKLEY, JOSEPH, 1750-1811
Sermon, instal. I. Evans 21806
EDENTON intelligencer, 1788 21067
EDWARDS, JONATHAN, 1703-1758
Freedom of will 19617
History of redemption 19616
Nature of virtue 19615
Religious affections 20339
Sinners in hands of God 19618
EDWARDS, JONATHAN, 1745-1801
Indian language 21068
EDWARDS, MORGAN, 1722-1795
Res sacrse 21069
Two exercises 21070
ELEGANT extracts 20840
ELFORD, Sir WILLIAM, 1749-1837
Slave trade 21807
ELLICOTT, ANDREW, 1754-1820
Almanack, 1787-1790 19619
ELLSWORTH, SAMUEL
New-England astrology 20343
ELY, HENRY, 1755-1835
Funeral sermon, R.Wilcox 21072
Serm., interment E. Kelsey 21073
ELY, ZEBULON, 1759-1824
Death of Moses 19620
EMMONS, NATHANAEL, 1745-1840
Christ the standard 19621
Dignity of man 20344
Discourse, ord. W. Harris 2180!)
Office of ministry 19623
Sermon, ord. J. Robinson 21810
ENFIELD, WILLIAM, 1741-1797
Prayers for families 21074
ENGLAND, Church of
A. B. C. with Catechism 20345
Same 21409
Book of common prayer 19940
Primer, and Catechism 19624
ENTERTAINING fables 19625
Same, Worcester 20346
ERASMUS, DESIDERIUS, 1465-1536
Colloquia selecta 19626
Same, Philadelphia 21771
ESSAY on baptism 21075
ESSAY on marriage 21076
ESSEX Journal, 1786-1789 19627
ETWAS fur Kinder 20348
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. B. C. Buch 21812
Erbauliche Lieder 19628
Kirchen-Agende 19629
Singeschule 19630
EVANS, DAVID
General election 19631
EVENING chronicle, 1787 20349
EVIL effects of stage plays 21813
EWI
to
OBO
INDEX OF AUTHORS
388
EWINQ, JOHN, 1732-1802
Sermon, ord. A. Green 20350
EXCHANGE advertiser, 1786 19632
F., Q.
An die Einwohner 20352
FAIUFIELD Gazette,
1786-1789 19633
THE FAIRING 19634
Same, Worcester 21079
FALCONEU, WILLIAM, 1732-1769
The Shipwreck 21080
Same, Philadelphia 21081
FALMOOTH Gazette, 1786 19040
FATAL effects of seduction 21815
FATHER'S gift 19641
Same, Springfield 21082
FEDERAL Almanac, 1789 21083
FEDERAL Gazette,1788-1789 21086
New-year's verses, 1789 21817
FEDERAL Herald,1788-1789 21085
FEDERAL Post, 1788-1789 21088
FEDERAL register 21857
FEDERAL sheet Almanack,
1790 21820
THE FEDERALIST. 2v. 21127
FENN, ELEANOR FRERE,l7l4-1813
Tommy Thumb's Songbook 21089
FENNING, DANIEL
New Ready reckoner 19642
Beady reckoner 21822
Universal spelling-book 19643
Same, New York 20354
Same, New York 21090
FERGUSON, SAMUEL
Almanac, 1790 21281
FKRGUSSON, ROBERT, 1750-1774
Scots poems 20992
FESSENDEN, THOMAS, 1739-1813
Masonic sermon, 1789 21823
FEW salutary hints 19644
FIELD, Miss —
Glory of Heavenly city 20355
Same, Philadelphia 21824
FIELDING, HENRY, 1707-1754
Joseph Andrews 19646
Tom Jones 19647
Same, Worcester 20356
FINDLET, WILLIAM, 1750-1821
Address from an Officer 20357
To citizens of Philadelphia 20358
FILBON, JOHN, 1747-1788
State of Kentucke 20160
Same 20656
FISH, SAMUEL
Rights of the poor 21825
FISHER, SAMUEL, -1665
E tenebris lux Christ! 20360
FITCH, ELIJAH, 1746-1788
Beauties of religion 21826
The Choice 21827
FITCH, JOHN, 1743-1798
Map of United States 19648
Original steam-boat 21092
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
Register, 1787-1790 19649
FOBES, PERES, 1742-1812
Sermon, ord. E. Leonard 21829
FOLGER, WALTER, JUN.
Almanack, 1790 21830
FOHDYCE, JAMES, 1720-1796
Addresses to young men 19651
Sermons to young women 20362
Same, New York 21831
FORRESTER, JAMES
Polite philosopher 20002
Same, Boston 20363
Same, Philadelphia 22158
FOSTER, BENJAMIN, 1750-1798
Seventy weeks of Daniel 20364
FOSTER, DANIEL, 1748-1810
Funeral sermon, J.Baldwin 21832
FOWLE'S New-Hampshire
Gazette, 1786-1787 19652
Fox, THOMAS
Almanack, 1787-1790 19653
FRAGMENTSOH confederation 203G7
FRANCIS, BENJAMIN
The Conflagration 20368
Same, New York 21834
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, 1706-1790
Way to wealth 19654
Same, Lansingburgh 21835
Same, Providence 22273
FRANKS, DAVID
N. Y. Directory, 1786 19655
Same, 1787 " 20369
FREDERICKSBUKG ACADEMY
Meeting of trustees 20370
F. AND A. MASONS
Constitutions 21836
Grand communication 21837
FREEBETTEH, DANIEL, pseud.
Almanack, 1788 20371
FREEHOLDER'S address 21838
FREEMAN'S journal,
1786-1789 19656
FREEMAN'S oracle,
1786-1789 19657
FRENCH, JACOB
New American melody 21841
FRENCH, JONATHAN, 1740-1809
Sermon, ord. D. Oliver 20374
FRENEAU, PHILIP, 1752-1832
Journey to New- York 20375
Miscellaneous works 21097
FRENEAU, PHILIP, cont.
Poems 19658
Same, Philadelphia 21098
FRIENDS, Society of
Address to R. I. Assembly 20376
Collection of Memorials 20377
Epistle, monthly meeting,
1788 21100
Epistle, yearly meeting 19659
Same, 1787 20378
Same, 1788 21099
Same, 1789 21842
Same 21843
Petition and Memorial, R. I. 21101
To the President 21844
FRY, JOHN, 1699-1775
Select poems 20381
GAINE, HUGH, pub.
Register, 1787 19661
GALK, BENJAMIN, 1715-1790
Brief essay 21102
GALLOWAY, JOSEPH, 1730-1803
Short history of war 20382
THE GAMUT, or music scale 21103
GARDINER, JOHN S. J. 1765-1830
Epistle to Zenas 19662
GARRIQUKS, SAMUEL
Auction sale of books 20884
GAZETTE of Georgia,
1786-1788 19663
GAZETTE of United States,
1789 21846
GEMEINNUTZIGE Philadelphische
Correspondenz, 1786-1789 19664
DER GENERAL -Postbothe,
1789 21848
GENLIS, S. F. DE ST. A. DE
Alphonso and Dalinda 20385
Same, New York 21106
GENTLEMEN and ladies
magazine, 1789 21849
GEOGRAPHICAL cards 20386
GEORGE, DANIEL, 1758-1804
Almanack, 1787 19665
GEORGIA
Confiscated estates 19676
Constitution 20387
Same, Augusta 21850
County of Bourbon 19671
Courts in Franklin and
Washington Counties 19669
French property rights 19677
Impost, and tobacco 19682
Inspection of tobacco 19678
Intestate estates, and
marriages 19669
389
INDEX OF AUTHORS
GBO
to
HAZ
GEORGIA, cont.
Land acts 19675
Loans on real estate 19673
Mode of conveying lands 19680
Publick duties of religion 19672'
Raising supplies 21107
Kegulating militia 21107
Regulating Savannah 19668
Rights of aliens 19667
Rights of citizenship 19666
Same 19674
Suppressing Indians 21107
Tax, for 1785 19670
Trade, duties, and impost 19681
Treasury certificates 19683
GEORGIA Gazette,1788-1789 21108
GEOKGIA State gazette,
1786-1789 19684
GERMANTAUNER Zeitung,
1786-1789 19685
GERRY, ELBRIDGE, 1744-1814
Constitution of U. S. 21111
Same, New York 21112
GESNER, SALOMON, 1730-1788
Death of Abel 20930
GIB, ADAM, 1713-1788
Sacred contemplations 21114
GIBBONS, THOMAS
To the freemen 21855
GIBSON, ROBERT
Practical surveying 21856
GILBERT, Sir GEOFFREY,! 674-1 726
Law of evidence 21113
GLAS, JOHN, 1695-1773
Christian songs 20391
GLEASON, EZRA
Almanack, 1787-1790 19686
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Fire Society.
Rules 21858
GODDARD, WILLIAM, 1740-1817
Almanack, 1787-1790 19687
GOETHE, JOHANN W. VON
Sorrows of Werter 19688
Same, Litchfield 31859
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER, 1728-1774
Deserted village 19689
Same, Philadelphia 21723
Edwin and Angeline 19694
The Traveller 19690
GOODRICH, ELIZUR, 1734-1797
Connecticut election ser-
mon, 1787 20393
Sermon, ord. S. Goodrich 20394
GORDON, WILLIAM, 1729-1807
History of U. S. 3v. 21861
History of Am. Revolution 22178
GOSHEN Repository, 1789 21862
GOTTLICHE Wunderschrift 21860
GOUGH, JOHN, 1721-1791
Arithmetic 21116
GOVERNMENT of nature 21117
GRAND concert, Phil. 1786 19691
GRAVITY and motion 21118
GRAY, THOMAS, 1716-1771
Elegy 20395
Same, Boston, 1789 22116
GREAT BRITAIN
Debates, on slave trade 21864
Shipping and navigation 19692
Same, Savannah 20396
Same, New York 20397
GREAT Constitution 21119
GREEN, ASHBEL, 1762-1848
Oration, July 4, 1789 21863
A Prayer 22120
GREEN, JOHNSON, -1786
Life and confession 19693
GREEN, TIMOTHY
Conn, register, 1786-1790 19596
GREENWAY, JOSEPH
To be sold 21865
GREENWOOD, JAMES, -1737
Philadelphia vocabulary 20398
GREGORY, JOHN, 1724-1773
Father's legacy 19694
Same, Portsmouth, 1786 20003
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20399
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21120
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21866
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22159
GRIFFITHS, JOHN
Cotillions and dances 21121
Same, Providence 21122
GRIMKE, JOHN F., 1752-1810
Proposals for printing 21867
GUELDENSTAEDT, JOHANN A.
Cure of consumption 21123
GUILD, BENJAMIN
Catalogue of library 21868
GURNEY, THOMAS, 1705-1770
Brachygraphy 21869
GuYON,J.M.B.deLaM., 1648-1717
Worship of God 21870
GWINETT, AMBROSE
Life and adventures 19695
HABERMANN, JOHANN, 1520-1590
Christliche Gebitter 21124
HALL, AARON, 1751-1814
Oration, June 30, 1788 21125
HALL, SAMUEL, 1740-1807
Almanack, 1789 21126
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, 1757-1 805
The Federalist. 2 v. 21127
To independent electors 21872
To supervisors of Albany 21871
HAMMON, JUPITER
Address to negroes 20400
HAMPSHIRE Chronicle,
1787-17S9 20401
HAMPSHIRE Gazette,
1786-1789 19696
HAMPSHIRE Herald,
1784-1786 19697
HANDEL, GEORG FRIEDRICH
Te Deurn laudamus 21130
HANSON, ALEXANDER C., 1749-1806
Emission of paper 20403
Remarks on government 21131
Removal of government 19698
HARDIE, JAMES
Latin grammar 21132
HARRISBURGH Journal, 1789 21875
HARRISON, RALPH, 1748-1810
English grammar 20404
HART, JOSEPH, 1712-1768
Hymns, &c. 20405
Same, Philadelphia 20406
Same, Boston 21877
HART, LEVI, 1738-1808
Conn. election sermon, 1786 19699
Discourse, ord. A. Chase 21133
Discourse, ord. W. Patten 19702
Funeral discourse, N. Eells 19700
Funeral disc. ,J.Huntington 19701
Sermon, death of wife 21876
Sermon, ord. A. Holmes 20407
HARTFORD, Conn.
By-laws 21134
HA'RTLKY, THOMAS, 1748-1800
Residence of Congress 21878
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Catalogus, 1788 21135
Quscstiones, 1786-1789 19704
Theses, 1786-1789 19703
HATBOROUGH, Penn. Union
Library. Catalogue 21138
HAVEN, SAMUEL, 1727-1806
N.H. election sermon, 1786 19705
HAWEIS, THOMAS, 1734-1820
Communicant's companion 19706
HAWKESWOKTH, JOHN, 1715-1773
Almoran and Harnet 21881
HAYLEY, WILLIAM, 1745-1820
Ode, to John Howard 21905
Triumphs of temper 20410
HAYWARD, SAMUEL
Cases of conscience 19707
HAZARD, JOSEPH
Juvenile poems 21882
HAZLITT, WILLIAM, 1737-1820
Mystery of Godliness 19708
Thanksgiving disc., 1785 19709
HBI
to
JUD
INDEX OF AUTHORS
390
HEIDELBBKOH Catechism 21688
Same, Albany 22092
Same, New York 22091
HELLENBROEK, ABRAHAM
Divine truths 20411
HELMUTH, JUSTUS H. C., 1745-1825
Denkmal der Liebe 21139
Die erlaubte Klage 21139
HEMMENWAY, MOSES, 1735-1811
Christian baptism 21140
HERALD of freedom,
1788-1789 21141
HEHMIT of the forest 21884
HERVEY, JAMKS, 1713-1758
Meditations. 2v. 21885
HIGGINBON, STEPHEN, 1743-1828
Writings of Laco 21886
HIGHWAYMAN'S soliloquy 19584
HILI.HOUSE, WILLIAM, JUN.
Dissertation 21887
BILLIARD, TIMOTHY, 1746-1790
Dudleian lecture, 1788 21142
Sermon, ord. J. Andrews 21888
Sermon, ord. H. Ware 21143
HISTORY of Goody Two-shoes 19710
Same, Worcester 20412
HISTORY of holy Jesus 19712
HISTORY of King Pippin 19711
Same, Worcester 20413
HISTORY of little boy 21889
HISTORY of Master Jackey 21144
HISTORY of the world. 2v. 20282
His-roRYof Tommy Thorough-
good 20414
HITCHCOCK, ENOS, 1744-1803
National prosperity 19713
Oration, July 4, 1788 21145
HITCHCOCK, REUBEN, 1764-1794
Funeral oration, E. Belden 19714
HOCH- DEUTSCHE Americani-
sche Calender, 1787-1790 19715
HOFFMAN, JOSIAH OGDEN
Oration, Black Friars 21147
HOLIDAY exercises 21891
HOLIDAY present 21148
HOLLIN8HEAD,WlLLIAM,1748-1817
All fulness in Christ 20416
HOME, HENRY, 1696-1782
Letter from a blacksmith 20417
HONESTY, true policy 19716
HOPKINSON, FRANCIS, 1737-1791
Account of procession 21149
Same, Philadelphia 21150
Eight songs 21152
Odes 21151
Oration to students 21892
HORATIUS FLACCUS, QUTNTUS
Lyric works. Tr. J. Parke 19717
HOUSE that Jack built 19718
Same, Worcester 19720
HUBBARD, JOHN, 1727-1786
Sermon, ord. J. Willard 19721
HUBBARD, JOHN, 1759-1810
Harmonia selecta 21893
HUBBARD, WILLIAM, 1621-1704
History of Indian wars 20418
HUBLEY, A.
Catalogue of prints 21153
HUDSON Gazette, 1786-1789 19722
HULL, WILLIAM, 1753-1825
Oration, July 4, 1788 21155
HUMANE SOCIETY of Massachusetts
Account of 20450
Erection of shelters 21156
Institutions 21157
Same, Boston 21158
Proceedings, 1788-1789 21895
HUMANE SOCIETY of Philadelphia
Directions for recovering 20905
Same 21159
HUMPHREYS, DAVID, 1752-1818
Happiness of America 19723
Same, Albany 21161
Life of Israel Putnam 21160
Poems, 2d edition 21897
Political situation of U. S. 21896
Select poems 20420
HUNTER, JOHN, 1728-1793
Venereal disease 20421
HCNTINGTON, DAVID, 1745-1812
Conferences on baptism 20422
Infant baptism 21898
HUNTINGTON, ENOCH, 1739-1809
Political wisdom 19724
Receiving affliction 21162
HUNTINGTON, JOSEPH, 1735-1794
Funeral disc., J. Howard 21899
HURT, JOHN
Funeral serm., D. Kellogg 21163
HUTCHESON, FRANCIS, 1694-1747
Moral philosophy 21164
HUTCHINS, ABRAHAM, pseud.
Almanack, 1790 21900
HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
Almanack, 1787-1790 19725
HUTCHINS, THOMAS, 1730-1789
Topographical description 20424
HYMNS from various authors 20271
HYMNS illustrated 19726
HYMNS suited to worship 20230
I HEARD a great voice 21166
IMPARTIAL address 21167
IMPARTIAL gazetteer, 1788 21168
INCHBALD, ELIZABETH S.
The Widows vow 20425
INDEPENDENT chronicle,
1786-1789 19727
INDEPENDENT citizen 20427
INDEPENDENT gazetteer,
1786-1789 19728
INDEPENDENT journal,
1786-1788 19729
INDEPENDENT ledger, 1786 19730
IREDELL, JAMES, 1750-1799
Answer. By Marcus 21041
JACK DANDY'S delight 2 1 1 74
JACK HORNER'S pretty toy 19731
JACKSON, HALL, -1797
Putrid sore throat 19732
JACKSON, JONATHAN, 1743-1810
Political situation 21173
JACKSON, WILLIAM, 17r>9-1828
Oration, July 4, 1786 19733
JANEWAY, JAMES, 1636-1674
Token for children 19734
JAY, JOHN, 1745-1829
Address to people 21175
Littlepage letters 19735
Same, Philadelphia 20430
JEFFERSON, THOMAS, 1743-1826
Notes on Virginia 21176
JENYNS, SOAME, 1704-1787
Christian religion 20431
Same, Hartford 21904
JERKINGHAM, EDWARD, 1727-1812
Poems 21905
JOCELIN, SIMEON
Chorister's companion 21177
Favorite psalm tunes 20432
JOHNSON, JOHN, 1706-1791
Mathematical question 21906
JOHNSON, SAMUEL, 1709-1784
Beauties of Johnson 20433
JOHNSON, STEPHEN, 1724-1786
Everlasting punishment 19737
JONES, DAVID, 1736-1820
Laying on of hands 19738
JONES, GILES
Giles Gingerbread 19949
Same, Worcester 20675
Lilliputian auction 19739
Lilliputian masquerade 19740
Same, Worcester 20434
Natural history of beasts 20435
JONES, JOHN PAUL, 1747-1792
Charges against Landais 20436
JUDD, EBEN W.
Almanack, 1787 19741
Barber's, 1789 21178
Connecticut, 1788-1789 20437
New-York, 1789 21180
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JUD
to
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JUDD, EBKN W., cont.
Sheet Almanack, 1787 19742
Stoddard's, 1788-1790 20438
United States, 1788-1789 20439
JUDSON, EPHRAIM, 1737-1813
Sermon, ord. J. Strong 21908
JUVENILE biographer 20440
KEATE, GEORGE, 1729-1797
Account of Pelew Islands 21909
KEHUKE.N. C. Baptist Association
Minutes, 1789 21910
KEITH, ISAAC S., 1755-1813
Influence of religion 21911
KEMPIS, THOMAS A, 1380-1471
Der kleine Kempis 21183
KENNEDY, PATRICK
Journal up Illinois River 20424
Same 20853
KENRICK, WILLIAM, 1725-1779
Whole duty of woman 21184
KENTUCKE Almanack,
1788-1790 20441
KENTUCKE Gazette,
1787-1789 20442
KILLEN, WILLIAM, 1722-1805
Delaware laws 20443
KILNER, DOROTHY
Adventures of pincushion 21187
Memoirs of a peg top 21188
KILTY, WILLIAM, 1757-1821
Session of Md. Assembly 19743
KING, JOHN, 1740-1811
Address on drunkenness 19744
KINNK, AARON, 1744-1824
New-year's gift 21189
KIRBY, EPHRAIM, 1757-1804
Reports of cases 21914
KLOPSTOCK, FRIEDRICH G.
The Messiah 21190
KOLBE, PETER
Voyage to Cape Good Hope 20444
KUNZE, JOHANN C., 1744-1807
Elisas betranter Nachruf 21191
KURTZ gefasstes Schul-
Bttchlein 19745
I, Aim. JOSEPH BROWN, 1764-1786
Essay on light 1!)746|
Poems of Arouet 19747 [
LADY'S Almanack, 1786 19748
LANCASTER, Penn. Deutschen
Hohen Schule.
Freiheitsbrief 20445
Ordnung 20446
LANDEREYEN zu Verkaufen 20448
LANDS to be sold 20447
LANGDON, CHAUNCEY, 1736-1830
Beauties of psalmody 19749
Select songster 19750
LANGDON, SAMUEL, 1723-1797
N.H. election sermon,1788 21192
LANGIIORNE, JOHN, 1735-1779
Fables of Flora 20530
LANGSTROTH, HUSON, -1793
Watch-word in love 20449
LA ROCHEFOUCAULD, F. due DE
Moral maxims 21985
Same, Philadelphia 22157
LA TERRIERE, PIERRE DE SALES
Puerperal fever 21915
LATIIROP, JOHN, 1740-1816
Discourse, Humane Society 20450
LATHROP, JOSEPH, 1731-1820
Christ's warning 21916'
Original pieces 19751 1
Sprinkling scriptural mode 21917
Thanksgiving sermon 20451
LAUSDEO! 19752
Same, Part in 20452
Same, Part i-n 21193
LAVATER, JOHANN C., 1741-1801
Aphorisms on man 21194
Nachdenken tlber mich
selbst 21195
LAW, ANDREW, 1748-1821
Collection of hymn tunes 19753
Select harmony 19754
LAW, WILLIAM, 1686-1761
Address to clergy 19755
LEAMING, JEREMIAH, 1717-1804
Dissertations 21196
Same, Portsmouth 21918
LE COMTE, Louis
Voyage to China 20444
LEE, ANDREW, 1745-1832
Funeral sermon, B. Throop 19756
Words of Moses 20453
LEE, JONATHAN, 1718-1788
Funeral serm., A. Spencer 21198
LEE, RICHARD HENRY, 1732-1794 1
Observations 20454
Letters, vi-xvm 21197
LELAND, JOHN, 1754-1841
The Bible-Baptist 21910
Virginia chronicle 21920
LEF.AND, JOSEPH
Almanack, 1790 21921
LENOX, Mass. Convention,
Remonstrance 20457
LESSING, GOTTHOLD E., 1729-1781
Lucy Sampson 21922
LETTER found under stone 19586
LETTER, to Shakers 19757
LEWIS, AMZI, 1746-1819
Sermon, ord. Z. Greene 21199
LEWIS. DANIEL W., 1766-1837
Oration on E. Kelsey 21200
LEWIS, JOHN, 1746-1792
Christian forbearance 21923
LEWIS, MORGAN, 1754-1844
Address 20464
LIEBLICHE Lieder 21201
LIFE of Cassem 20458
Same, Newport 21202
LILLO, GEORGE, 1693-1739
London merchant 21203
LILY, WILLIAM, 1468-1522
Monita psedigogica 20263
LINCOLN, BENJAMIN, JUN., -1788
Catalogue of library 21204
LITTLE lottery book 19758
Same, Worcester 21205
LITTLE pocket-book 19759
Same, Worcester 20459
LITTLE puzzling-cap 20460
LITTLE Robin Red Breast 20461
LITTLE stories for children 21889
LITTLE stories for little folks 21924
LITTLEPAGE, LEWIS, 1762-1802
Answer to John Jay 20462
Same, Philadelphia 20463
LIVINGSTON, ROBERT R., 1746- 1813
Oration, July 4, 1787 20464
LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM, 1723-1790
Observations on governm't 20465
LIVIUS PATAVINUS, TITUS, 59-17
Historiam 21206
LOCKE, JOHN, 1632-1704
Toleration 21207
THE LOUNGER. 2v. 21929
Low, NATHANAEL, 1740-1808
Almanack, 1787-1790 19760
Pocket, 1787-1790 19649
York, 1788-1789 20467
Low, SAMUEL, 1765-
Politician outwitted 21926
LUCIANUB, 120-200
Select dialogues 21927
LUTHER, MARTIN, 1483-1546
Kleine Catechismus 19761
Same, Germantown 19762
Same, Philadelphia 20468
LYMAN, JOSEPH, 1749-1828
Mass. election sermon, 1787 20469
MAC BRIDE, DAVID, 1726-1778
Tanning leather 19763
M'CONNELL, MATTHEW
Domestic debts of U. S. 20470
MAC
to
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
392
M'CuLLOCH, JOHN
History of America 20471
M' DONALD, ALEXANDER
Youth's assistant 21928
M'DONALD, PHILIP
Account of captivity 20472
Same, Pittsfield 21210
M'GLOCHLIN, JAMES
Trial for felony 20275
MAC GOWAN, JOHN
Arians monitor 20473
MACK, ALEXANDER, JUN., 1712-
Apologia 21211
MACKENZIE, HENRY, 1745-1831
Julia de Roubigne' 19764
The Lounger. 2v. 21929
MACKLIN, CHARLES, 1699-1797
True-born Irishman 20474
Same, Philadelphia 20475
MACLAINE, ARCHIBALD
Address to people 20594
MCLAURIN, JOHN, 1693-1754 •
Sermons on the Cross 19765
M'MURRAY, WILLIAM
Map of United States 19766
Same, Philadelphia 20476
Same, New York 21212
MACPHERSON, JOHN
History of life 21930
M'WILLIAM, REBECCA
Publick vendue 19873
MADISON, JAMES, 1749-1812
Sermon, P. E. Convention 19767
MAGAW, SAMDEL, 1740-1812
A Prayer 20477
Same 20647
Sermon, first ordination 20478
Sermon, July 4, 1786 19768
MALCOM, JAMES PELLER, -1815
Liberty leading America 20479
MALDKN, Mass.
Maiden-Bridge 20480
MANAGEMENT of tongue 19769
MAP of Federal territory 20312
Same, Boston 21037
MAP of South-Carolina 19847
MAP of the world 21213
MARKOE, PETER, 1753-1792
Algerine spy in Penn. 20481
Miscellaneous poems 20482
The Storm 21081
The Times 21214
Same, 2d edition 21215
MARRANT, JOHN
Masonic sermon, 1789 21931
MARSH, JOHN, 1765-1821
Striving with God 21216
MARSH, JONATHAN, 1714-1794
Christmas sermon, 1787 21217
MARSHALL, WALTER, 1628-1680
Sanctification 21218
MARTIAL, MARTIN, pseud.
The Milkiad 21932
MARTIN, JOHN
Friction roller 21219
MARTIN, LOTHER, 1748-1826
Genuine information 21220
MARYLAND
Estimate of State debt 21221
Intendant of revenue 19771
Laws, 1786-1789 19770
Votes, H. of D., 1 785-1788 19772
Votes, Senate, 1785-1788 19773
MARYLAND Anti-Slavery
Society. Constitution 21940
MARYLAND Chronicle,
1786-1789 19774
MARYLAND Gazette,
1786-1789 19775
MARYLAND Gazette (Hayes1),
1780-1789 19776
News-boy's verses, 1788 21231
MARYLAND Journal,
1786-1789 19777
MASON, GEORGE, 1726-1792
Queries, on Port-bill 21941
MASON, JOHN, 1646-1694
Spiritual songs 20495
MASON, JOHN, 1705-1763
Self knowledge 21942
MASONIC address at Manches-
ter, Vermont, 1785 19450
MASSACHUSETTS
Acts and laws, 1786-1789 19778
Address, to the people 19781
Collection of taxes 20508
Constitution, 1780 20512
Same 21948
Convening General Court 19788
Death of Thomas Ivers 2050fi
Debates in Convention 21242
Declaration of rights 21243
Dividing State into eight
districts 21240
Duties, impost and excise 19786
Eastern lands for sale 21244
Fast Proclamations,
1786-1789 19787
Governor's salary 20513
Kennebeck claims 19792
Navigation and commerce 19784
Oath of allegiance 2051 1
Payment of specie taxes 19785
Perpetual laws. vol. I 21245
Same, 1780-1789 21948
MASSACHUSETTS, cont.
Personal actions 20509
Proroguing General Court 21238
Regulating militia 19783
Resolves, 1786-1789 19791
Return of bounties 21241
Shay's Rebellion 19789
Same 20500
Same 20501
Same 20505
Same 20510
Tax No. 5 19795
Tax No. 6 21249
Tax No. 7 21950
Tax, £3.439 19782
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tions, 1786-1789 19790
MASSACHUSETTS Centinel,
1786-1789 19796
New-year's verses, 1789 21954
MASSACHUSETTS Gazette,
1786-1788 19797
MASSACHUSETTS magazine,
1789 21955
MASTER catechising 20520
MASTER Columbia's birds 21252
MAXEY, JONATHAN, 1768-1820
Prospects of America 20521
MEIER, GEORG FHIKDRICH
Laughing philosopher 21956
MELCHER, JOHN, 1759-1850
Sheet-Almanack, 1786 19798
MENNYE, J.
English grammar 19799
MERCER, JAMES, 1747-1793
Lands. For sale 21957
MERCER, JOHN FRANCis,1759-1821
British debts in Maryland 21958
MERCIER, Louis S., 1740-1814
The Night cap 21959
M ERR Y-FELLOw'scompanion 21643
METEOROLOGICAL observa-
tions 21960
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Form of discipline 20552
Same, 4th edition 21253
Same, 5th edition 21961
Pocket hymn book 21254
MICHSAU, PAUL
Hernia humoralis 21255
MIDWAY, Georgia
Memoirs of Church 20407
MIDDLESEX Almanack,
1787-1790 19800
MIDDLESEX Gazette,
1786-1789 19801
MILLER, EDWARD, 1760-1812
De physconia splenica 21964
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to
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MILIJGAN, JACOB
Charleston directory 19802
Same 21258
MILLOT, C. F. X., 1720-1785
Ancient history. 2v. 21965
Modern history. 3v. 21966
MILTON, JOHN, 1608-1674
Paradise lost 20525
MINOT, GEORGE R., 1758-1802
History of insurrections 21259
MINTO, WALTER, 1753-1796
Mathematical sciences 21260
MIRABEAU, H.G.R.DE, 1749-1791
American Revolution 19804
Order of Cincinnatus 10803
MISCELLANIES, moral, etc. 20526
THE MISCELLANY 21261
MR. PUNCH'S silver toy 19805
MITCHELL, JOHN
American youth's museum 21262
MITCHILL, SAMUEL L., 1764-1H31
Absorbent tubes 20527
MODES of Presbyterian church-
worship 21967
MOLYNEUX, ROBERT
Funeral sermon, F. Farmer 19806
MONROE, JAMES, 1758-1831
Observations on Constitu-
tion 21263
Observations on governm't 21264
MONTEATH, WALTER
Masonic sermon, 1788 21968
MONTFOHT, ROBERT
To the planters 21969
To the public 21970
MONTGOMERY, JAMES
Decius's Letters 21971
MOODY, ELEAZAB
School of good manners 19807
Same, Hartford 20528
MOORE, BENJAMIN, 1748-1816
Sermon, ord. S. Provost 20529
MOORE, EDWARD, 1712-1757
Fables for ladies 20520
MOORE, JAMES
Letter to J. Stancliff 21265
MOORE, JOHN HAMILTON, -1807
Young gentleman monitor 20531
Same, New York 21972
MOORE, THOMAS, pseud.
Almanack, 1787-1790 19808
Sheet, 1787-1790 19809
MOORE, THOMAS L.
Convention sermon, 1789 21975
MORAL and physical ther-
mometer 22129
MORAL labyrinth 21268
MORE, HANNAH, 1745-1833
Essays 19810
King Hezekiah 20534
Sacred dramas 20534
Search after happiness 19811
Same, Philadelphia 19812
Same, Philadelphia 20535
Sensibility, a poem 20534
Slavery, a poem 21269
Same", Philadelphia 21270
Thoughts on manners 21271
MOREHOUSE, ABRAHAM
Trial, for forgery 21976
MORNING post, 1789 21977
MORSE, JEDIDIAU, 1761-1826
American geography 21978
Questions for gazetteer 21272
MORTON, SARAH W. A., 1759-1816
Power of sympathy. 2v. 21979
MOTHER'S gift 19813
Same, Worcester, 1787 20536
MOUHADJEA D'OHSSON, IGNACE
Oriental antiquities 21273
MftHLENBERG, GOTTHILF H. E.
Eine Rede, 6 Juny, 1787 21274
MUIR, JAMES, 1757-1820
Sermons 20537
Sixteen sermons 21275
MURRAY, JOHN, 1742-1793
Grace and glory 21276
Justification of believers 21980
NEELB, S. J.
Map of Virginia 21277
NEU-EINGERICHTKTEB Schul-
Btlchlein 21982
NEUE LancSster-Zeitung,
1787-1789 20540
NEUE Landwirthschafts
Calender, 1788-1790 20538
NEUE Readinger Zeitung,
1789 21984
NEW American letter writer 21985
NEW-ENGLAND Primer
Same, Middletown, 1786 19814
Same, Philadelphia, 1786 19815
Same, Plymouth, 1786 19816
Same, Boston, 1787 20542
Same, Boston, 1787 20543
Same, Boston, 1787 20544
Same, New York, 1787 20545
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20546
Same, Boston, 1789 21986
Same, Hartford, 1789 21987
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21990
Same, Portsmouth, 1789 21988
Same, Ed. N. Webster 21989
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Acts and laws, 1785-1789 19817
Census, 1786 19822
Fast Proclamations, 1786- 19824
Journal, H.ofR.,1786-1789 19818
Journal, Senate, 1786-1789 19821
Paper money 19823
Perpetual laws, 1776-1788 21997
Public Acts, 1789 21996
Regulating militia 20547
Return of inhabitants 19822
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tions, 1786- 19825
Valuation for taxation 21291
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Gazette,
1786-1789 19652
NEWHAMPSHIRE Gazetteer,
1789 21999
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Mercury,
1786-1788 19826
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Recorder,
1787-1789 20560
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Spy,
1786-1789 19827
NEW-HAVEN County. Medical
Society. Cases 21296
NEW-HAVEN Chronicle,
1786-1787 19828
NEW-HAVEN Gazette,
1786-1789 19829
Proposals 19830
NEW impenetrable secret 19832
NEW JERSEY
Acts, 1786-1789 19833
Journal of Council
1786-1789 19836
Minutes of Convention 21802
Votes, 1786-1788 19839
NEW-JERSEY. College of
Catalogus, 1786 19842
Same, 1789 22005
NEW-JERSEY Almanac, 1790 22007
NEW-JERSEY Gazette, 1786 19843
NEW-JERSEY Journal,
1786-1789 19844
NEW-JERSEY Magazine,
1786-1787 19845
NEW Penn. Almanack, 1787 19848
NEW principles of trade . 21281
NEW proverbs on women 20359
NEW Virginia Almanack,
1787 19849
NEW YORK. State
Debates of Convention 21310
Debts of ten pounds 20573
Duties on merchandise 21309
Exportation of flax-seed
and lumber 21308
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
394
NEW YORK, cont.
Impost law 21311
Journal, Assembly,
1786-1789 19852
Journal of Convention 21313
Journal, Senate, 1786-1789 19853
Jurisdiction of New York
and Massachusetts 20575
Laws. 2v. 22012
Laws, 1786-1789 19854
Mercantile laws 21317
Power to levy impost 20783
Ratification of Constitution 21312
Same, New York 21172
Same, Providence 21431
Regulate militia 19851
Same, Albany, 1787 20574
Same, Hudson, 1788 21318
Regulating elections 20572
Regulation of fees 22015
Relief in insolvency 21306
Relief of poor 21307
Sale of lands 19850
Table of fees 22016
Ten pound act 22017
NEW YORK. City
Charter 19855
Laws and ordinances 19855
NEW YORK. Chamber of
Commerce. Bye-laws 20579
NEW YORK. Marine Society.
Charter 21319
NEW YORK. Mutual Assur-
ance Company. Deed 20580
NEW YORK. Philological
Society. Constitution 21320
NEW YORK. St. Tammany's
Society. Constitution 22019
NEW YORK. Society Library.
Catalogue 22018
NEW YORK. Society of St.
George. Rules 20581
NEW YORK. Trinity Church.
Charter 21321
NEW- YORK Daily Gazette,
1788-1789 21322
NEW- YORK Directory
for 1789 22021
NEW- YORK Gazetteer,
1786-1787 19856
NEW- YORK Journal,
1786-1789 19859
NEW- YORK Morning post,
1786-1789 19860
NEW- YORK Museum, 1788 21325
NEW- YORK Packet,
1786-1789 19861
NEW- YORK preserved 21329
NEW- YORK Price-current,
1786 19862
NEW- YORK Weekly Museum,
1788-1789 21328
NEWBEHHT, JOHN, 1713-1767
History of world. 2v. 19863
NEWPORT Herald,1787-1789 20587
NEWPORT Mercury,
1786-1789 19864
NEWTON, JOHN, 1725-1807
Apologia 22028
Letters of Omicron 21332
Olney hymns 20588
NEWTON, THOMAS, 1704-1782
On the prophecies 20589
NICHOLSON, JOHN
Taxes, County of York 20590
View of Constitution 20591
NICHOLSON, WILLIAM, 1758-1815
Natural philosophy 21333
NILES, SANDS
Remarks on baptism 21334
NISBET, CHARLES, 1736-1804
Address to students 19865
Human learning 19866
NIXON, WILLIAM
Plan, for Latin 22029
Prosody made easy 19867
NORFOLK Chronicle, 1789 22030
NORFOLK Journal,
1786-1789 19868
NORFOLK Gazette, 1789 22031
NORMAN, JOHN, 1748-1817
Boston Directory, 1789 22033
NORTH CAROLINA
Charges against judges 20594
Declaration of rights, and
Constitution, 1776 20593
Declaration of rights, and
Amendments 21341
In Convention, November
23, 1789 22039
Journal of Convention 21337
Journal, H.of C.,1785-1789 19869
Journal, Senate, 1785-1789 19869
Laws, 1785-1789 19870
Proceedings of Convention 22037
Regulations for cavalry 22038
Statement of taxes 19871
Taxes for 1787 ,21336
NORTH-CAROLINA Chronicle,
1789 22040
NORTHERN Centinel,
1787-1788 20597
NORWICH Packet,1786-1789 19872
NOTES on farming 20599
NOTT, SAMUEL, 1754-1852
Sermon, interment J. Hunt 19874
OBSERVATIONS on Antichrist 19875
OBSERVATIONS on Articles 20600
OBSERVATIONS on Constitu-
tion 21344
OBSERVATIONS on funding 22042
OBSERVATIONS on whale-
fishery 21345
OCCUHENCES of the times 22043
O'CONNOR, JOHN
Anecdotes of Louis xvi 20601
ODE for 17 June, 1786 19876
ODE for 4 July, 1788 21346
ODE on Washington 19650
OODEN, UZAL, 1744-1822
Four sermons 21347
Sermon, P. E. Church 19876
OHIO archaeology 20860
OHIO COMPANY
Articles 19877
Same, New York 20605
Same, Newport 21348
Contract with U. S. 20604
Meeting, August, 1787 20602
Same, November, 1787 20603
Same, March, 1788 21349
O'KEEFFE, JOHN, 1747-1833
Agreeable surprise 19878
The Dead alive 22044
Patrick in Prussia 22045
The Poor soldier 20606
Same, Philadelphia 20607
Same, New York 20608
OLD WHIG, pseud.
Bill of rights 20379
OMAR KHAIYAM, 1025-1123
Consolation 22046
ONCE more for liberties 21350
OSBORN, BENJAMIN, 1751-1818
Farewell sermon, 1787 21351
OSBORNE, GEORGE JERRY
N.-H. Register, 1787-1789 19879
OSBORNE'S New-Hampshire
Spy, 1789 22047
OSGOOD, DAVID, 1747-1822
Artillery elec.sermon,1788 21353
OSTERWALD, JEAN F., 1663-1747
Christian theology 21354
OTIS, HARRISON GRAY, 1765-1848
Oration, July 4, 1788 21355
OXFORDSHIRE tragedy 20610
P.,J.
Cantata-quartetto 20611
PAINE, THOMAS, 1737-1809
Dissertations 19880
PALEY, WILLIAM. 1743-1805
Moral philosophy 21356
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PALLADIUM of freedom, 1787 20612
PALMEH, JOHN, 1729-1790
Free thoughts 20613
Observations 20614
PANTHER, ABRAHAM
Account of young lady 20615
Same 20875
Narrative of young woman 20616
PARK, Sir JAMES ALLAN, 1763-1838
Marine insurances 23048
PARK, THOMAS
Oration on N. Merrick 21357
PARKE. JOHN, 1754-1789
Virginia: a drama 19717
PARKER, JAMES, 1714-1770
Conductor generalis 21358
Same, New York, 1788 21359
PARNELL, THOMAS, 1679-1717
The Hermit 19881
PARSONS, DAVID, 1749-1823
Mass. election sermon, 1788 21360
PATILLO, HENRY, 1726-1801
Sermons, &c. 21361
PEARSON, WILLIAM
On mixed fever 22049
PENN, JOHN, 1759-1834
Inventory of furniture 21362
PENN, WILLIAM, 1644-1718
Fruits of father's love 20617
No cross, no crown 22050
PENNSYLVANIA
Abstract of laws 19882
Acts, on slavery 20636
Address of minority 20618
Same, Philadelphia 20619
Same, Hudson 20620
Same, Richmond 20C21
Same, New York 21344
Addresse, an Constituenten 20622
Case against E. Oswald 21363
Constitution 19883
Debates of Convention 20625
Same 21365
Debates on bank 19884
Debts and expenses 19904
Excise laws 19882
Incorporation of Phila. 22052
Judgements of Admiralty 22053
Laws, 1786-1789 19885
Minutesof Assembly,1786- 19888
Minutes of Convention 20630
Observations on roads 21369
Patent to James Rumsey 22051
Petition of creditors 22042
Poor laws, 1700-1788 21364
Practice in Supreme Court 20633
Proceedings of Assembly 20631
Same, vols. 3-4 21370
PENNSYLVANIA, eont.
Proclamation,12 Nov.,1787 20624
Reward for D. Shays 20623
State of accounts
Committee of safety, 1775 19891
Navy board, 1777 19890
Berks County 19892
Bucks County 20634
Fayette County 19893
Same 19902
Lancaster County 19894
Same 19895
Same 19896
Same 19897
Montgomery County 19898
Northampton County 19899
Northumberland County 19900
Philadelphia County 19901
Same, 1786 20635
Washington County 19902
Westmoreland County 19902
York County 19903
Tagebuch, 1786-1789 19889
Titles of laws, 1787-1788 21374
Same, 1788-1789 22058
PENNSYLVANIA Almanack,
1789-1790 21374
PENNSYLVANIA Gazette,
1786-1789 19905
PENNSYLVANIA Herald,
1786-1788 19906
PENNSYLVANIA Journal,
1786-1789 19907
PENNSYLVANIA Mercury,
1786-1789 19908
PENNSYLVANIA Packet,
1786-1789 19909
New-year verses, 1788 21380
PENNSYLVANIA Pocket Al-
manac, 1787 19910
PENNSYLVANIA Society for
abolition of slavery.
Constitution 20636
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21381
Rules 22057
PENNSYLVANIA Society for
manufactures. Plan 20637
PERCIVAL, THOMAS, 1740-1804
Father's instructions 21382
PERKINS, NATHAN, 1748-1838
History of Anabaptists 21917
Sermon, instal. S. Wolcott 19911
PERRY, WILLIAM
Only guide to English 19912
Same, Worcester 21383
Same, Boston 21384
Same, Worcester 22063
Royal English dictionary 21385
PETERS, PHILLIS WHEATLEY
Poems 19913
PETITION for prisoner 19914
PHILADELPHIA, Penn.
Order of procession, 1786 19915
Order of procession, 1788 21386
PHILADELPHIA. Baptist Asso-
ciation. Minutes, 1789 22064
PHILADELPHIA. Christ Church.
Burials, 1786-1789 1!)916
PHILADELPHIA. Dispensary.
Plan 19917
PHILADELPHIA. Hibernia
Fire Company. Articles 19918
PHILADELPHIA. Library
Company. Catalogue 22066
PHILADELPHIA. Reliance
Fire Company. Articles 19919
PHILADELPHIA. Society for
Agriculture. Laws 21389
Same, 1789 22067
PHILADELPHIA. Society for
Political Enquiries. Rules 20645
PHILADELPHIA. Society for
Prisons. Constitution 20644
Rules 21388
PHILADELPHIA. Sons of St. George.
Rules and Constitution 21390
PHILADELPHIA. Uranian Society.
Anthem 20647
Concert 20646
Lessons 19920
PHILADELPHIA Magazine 22068
PHIL.ENI, pseud.
Landed interest of U. S. 19921
PHILOPHRON, pseud.
Columbia and Britannia 19922
PHIPPS, JOSEPH, 1700-1787
Christian baptism 19924
Same, Philadelphia 19925
Christlichen Taufe 19923
State of man 21391
PICCINNI, NICCOLO, 1728-1800
Overture, La Schiava 22069
PICTURE exhibition 21392
PIERCE, WILLIAM, 1740-1789
Oration, 4 July, 1788 21393
PIKE, NICHOLAS, 1743-1819
New system of arithmetic 21394
PILMORE, JOSEPH, 1734-1825
Female education 21895
Masonic sermon, 1786 20647
PINCHARD, Mrs. —
The Blind child 20648
PINCKNEY, CHARLES, 1758-1824
Observations 20649
Treaty with Spain 1!»926
PITTSBCRG Almanac, 1787 20652
PIT
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PITTSB0KG Gazette,
1786-1789 19927
PLAIN-TRUTH, TOM, pseud.
To freemen of Baltimore 22071
PLAN for payment of debt 20653
PLANTER'S assistant 21397
PLUMMER, JONATHAN
Poem, on Washington 22270
PLYMOUTH Journal,
1785-1786 19928
POEM, of adoration 21398
POETICAL description of
song birds 21399
POETICAL sermon 20655
POLITICAL intelligencer,
1786 19929
POLITICAL opinions 22072
POLLY CHERRY 19930
POOR RICHARD, pseud.
Mass. Almanack, 1790 22073
K. I. Almanack, 1789 21400
POOR ROBIN, pseud.
Almanack, 1788 20656
House, 1790 22074
POPE, ALEXANDER, 1688-1744
Dying Christian 21495
Essay on man 19931
Same, Hartford, 1787 20657
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22075
Elegy 21495
Ode on St. Cecilia's day 21495
Ode on Solitude 21495
Universal prayer 21495
Same 22075
POTOWMAC, pseud.
Expostulation 22076
POTTER, LYMAN, 1748-1827
Vt. election sermon, 1787 21401
POOGHKEEPSIE Journal,
1789 22077
PRATT, SAMUEL J., 1749-1814
Emma Corbett. 2v. 19932
Same, Newburyport, 1786 19933
PRENTICE, CALEB, 1746-1803
Sermon, instal. J.Willard 19934
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in U. S.
Acts, 1787-1789 2140
Constitution 22079
Draught of Form 20658
List of presbyteries 2140S
Plan of government 1993
PRESENT state of America 22080
PRETTY plaything 19936
PRICE, LAURENCE, 1628-1680
Key to open Heaven's gate 20659
PRICE, RICHARD, 1723-1791
American Revolution 19937
Sermons 21404
PRICHAHD, WILLIAM
Catalogue of books 19938
Same, 1787 20660
Same, 1788 21405
Catalogue of gentleman's
library 22081
PRINCE, DEBORAH
Dying exercises 22082
PRINCETON Packet,
1785-1787 19939
PRIOR, MATTHEW, 1664-1721
Henry and Emma 21723
PRISONER'S magazine, No. iv 22083
PROPHET Nathan 21407
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in N. J.
Proceedings, 1787 20666
Same, 1788 21408
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in N. Y.
Proceedings, 1785 20667
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Penn.
A. B. C. with Catechism 21409
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in S. C.
Rules of Society 21410
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in U. S.
Book of common prayer 19940
Convention, Phila., 1786 19941
Convention, Wilm., 1786 19942
Convention, Phila., 1789 22084
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
School committee 19943
PROVIDENCE. Association of
mechanics. Charter 22085
PROVIDENCE Gazette,
1786-1789 19944
PURCELL, JOSEPH
Map of southern States 21412
PURVES, JAMES, 1734-1795
Doctrine of Trinity 21413
QUERIES, to voters 20087
RAMSAY, DAVID, 1749-1815
Acquiring citizenship 22088
Federal Constitution 21414
History of Revolution. 2v. 22090
Observations on W. Smith 22089
RANDALL, JOSEPH
Account of Quakers 21415
RANDOLPH, EDMUND J., 1753-1813
Federal Constitution 20669
Same, New York, 1788 21344
RASPE, RUDOLF ERICH, 1737-1794
Gulliver revived 20670
Same, Newport 20671
Same, New York 20672
READ, DANIEL, 1757-1841
American Musical maga-
zine, i-iv 19945
READ, DANIEL, cont.
American singing-book 21416
Supplement 20673
READING made easy 19946
REED, JOHN, 1751-1831
Sermon, ord. K. Whitman 21417
REESE, THOMAS, 1742-1796
Influence of religion 21418
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH
Heidelbergh Catechism 21688
Same, New York 22091
Same, Albany 22092
REFORMED GERMAN CHURCH
Catechismus 19947
Same, Philadelphia 21419
REINAGLE, ALEXANDER, 1756-1809
Chorus, sung at Trenton 22093
Same. A Sonata 22094
Collection of favorite songs 21420
Same 22095
Federal march 21421
My soul is thine 22096
Scots tunes 20674
Tantive back forward 22097
'Tis not the bloom 22098
REITZ, JOHANN HEINRICH
Das Filrbilde 21422
RELLY, JAMES, 1720-1778
Christian hymns 22099
REMMELE, JOHN
Atonement 19948
RETURNED captive 20676
Same, Philadelphia 20677
REVIEW of Constitution 20678
A RHAPSODY 22100
RHODE ISLAND
Acts, 1786-1789 19950
Constitution of U. S. 21429
Duties of excise 19957
Levying imposts 22108
Penal Act 19959
Ratification by New York 21431
Ratification of Constitution 22109
Regulating credit 22110
Representation in Assembly 20687
Tax, £30.000 20686
Tax, £20.000 22107
Transfer of real estate 19958
RHODE ISLAND Anti-Slavery
Society. Constitution 22114
RHODE ISLAND. College of
Catalogus, 1786 19960
Same, 1789 22112
Commencement, 1787 20521
Theses, 1788 21432
Same, 1789 22113
RICE, DAVID, 1733-1816
Essay on baptism 22115
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RICHARDS, GEORGE, 1769-1837
Political passing bell 22116
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL, 1689-1761
Clarissa Harlowe 19961
Pamela 19963
Sir Charles Grandison 19962
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM, 1743-1814
Shakespeare's characters 21433
RIGBY, EDWARD, 1747-1821
Uterine haemorrhage 19964
RIGG, EDWARD
Latin grammar 21434
RISE of Directory 22117
RITTENIIOUSE, DAVID, 1732-1796
Gantz Neue Calender, 1787 19965
ROBBINS, AMMI R., 1740-1813
Conn. election sermon, 1789 22118
ROBERTS, THOMAS
Catalogue of books 19966
ROBERTSON, JOSEPH, 1726-1802
Essay on punctuation 22119
ROGERS, WILLIAM, 1751-1824
Oration, July 4, 1789 22120
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Primer 19967
ROSCOE, WILLIAM, 1753-1831
Wrongs of Africa 21435
ROSE of Sharon 21436
Ross, ROBERT, -1799
Spelling-book 19968
Same, Boston, 1788 21437
ROWE, ELIZABETH 8., 1674-1737
History of Joseph 21438
ROYAL alphabet 20688
Same, Boston, 1789 21889
RUDDIMAN, THOMAS, 1684-1757
Rudiments of Latin 19969
RUDIMENTS of law 19970
RUGGLES, EDWARD, JUN.
Plan of Marietta 22121
RUMSEY, JAMES, 1743-1792
Explanation 21439
Patent for invention 22051
Plan 21440
Power of steam 21092
Treatise on steam 21441
RUSH, BENJAMIN, 1745-1813
Effects of liquors 20690
Female education 26691
Same, Boston 20692
Harrogate mineral water 19971
Inoculating for small-pox 22123
Medical inquiries 22123
Medicine among Indians 22122
Moral faculty 19972
Public schools in Penn. 19974
Punishment of criminals 20689
RussEL, ROBERT
Seven sermons
RUSSELL, EZEKIEL
Life of American Fabius
21443
22270
21453
SACRED harmony
SALEM, Mass.
Rules, orders, etc. 22124
SALEM. Old Fire Club.
Articles 22125
SALEM Chronicle, 1786 19975
SALEM Mercury, 1786-1789 19976
SARJEANT, THOMAS
Arithmetical tables 19977
Same, 1789 22128
Elementary arithmetic 21445
Inflections of words 21446
Introd. to counting house 22127
Select tables 21447
Synopsis of logarithms 21448
System of short-hand 21869
SAUNDKRS, RICHARD, pseud.
Almanack, 1787-1790 19978
SAYRE, JAMES
Address, and Answer 22130
Candid narrative 21450
SCHOOL of wisdom 20695
SCOTT, FRANCES
Narrative of captivity 19514
Same, Boston, 1786 19979
SCOTT, SARAH ROBINSON, -1795
Man of real sensibility 2069(i
SCOTT, WILLIAM, 1750-1804
Introduction to English 20697
Lessons in elocution 19980
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21451
SCOUGAL, HENRY, 1650-1678
Life of God in man 22131
SBABURY, SAMUEL, 1729-1796
Communion-office 19982
Considering our ways 22132
Easter sermon, 1788 21452
Persuasive to communion 22133
Second Charge 19981
SEIXAS, GERSHOM
Religious discourse 22134
SELECT poems 20698
SERMONS to bucks 21454
SEWALL, DANIEL, 1755-1842
Almanack, 1787-1790 19983
SEWALL, JONATHAN M., 1748-1808
Oration, July 4, 1788 21456
SEWALL, STEPHEN, 1734-1804
Carmina sacra 22136
SEWARD, ANNA, 1747-1809
Louisa 22137
Monody on Major Andr4 21457
Same, New York, 1788 21458
SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1788-1789 19984
SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM, 1564-1616
The Twins. Altered by W.
Woods 20700
SHAW, WILLIAM, 1743-1816
Sermon, ord. E. Dawes 21460
SHEEHAN, JOHN, -1787
Lamentation and farewell 20701
True narrative of life 20702
SHEPARD, THOMAS, 1605-1649
Church-membership 19985
Penitential cries 20495
SHERIDAN, RICHARD B. B.
The Critic 20703
School for scandal 19986
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22139
SHERIDAN, THOMAS, 1719-1788
English dictionary 22140
SHERLOCK, THOMAS, 1678-1761
Trial of witnesses 21461
SHERMAN, JOSIAH, 1734-1789
Christ the true victim 20704
History of Melchizedek 19987
Nature of moral agency 20705
Oracles of reason 20706
Parochial bishops 22141
Sermon to swine 20707
SHIELD, WILLIAM, 1749-1829
Overture to Marian 22142
SHORT introduction to Latin
grammar 19988
Same, 4th edition 22143
SHUTE, DANIEL, 1722-1802
Sermon, interment E. Gay 20708
SlCARD, —
Constitution march 21462
SIN FULNESS of neglecting
the Lord's day 22144
SISTER'S gift 19989
Same, Worcester, 1789 22145
SLACK, Mrs. —
The Instructor 19990
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20709
SLEE, ISAAC
Keeping commandments 22146
SMALLEY, JOHN, 1734-1820
Divine law 20710
Law satisfied by Saviour 19991
SMKLLEY, WILLIAM, 1697-1763
Practice of midwifery 19992
SMITH, ADAM, 1723-1790
Wealth of nations 22148
SMITH, CHARLES, 1765-1836
Masonic oration, 1787 21463
SMITH, CHARLOTTE T., 1749-1806
Elegiac sonnets 20711
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SMITH, COTTON M., 1731-1806
Christian edifice 19993
SMITH, ISAAC, -1829
Sermon, death E.Grosvenor 21464
SMITH, MELANCTHON, 1724-1798
Address on Constitution 21465
SMITH, SAMUEL S., 1750-1819
Variety in human species 20712
SMITH, WILLIAM, 1727-1803
Proposals for printing 22150
Two sermons 22149
SMITH, WILLIAM, 1753-1821
A Soliloquy 22046
SMITH, WILLIAM M., 1759-1821
Poems 19994
SMITH, WILLIAM P., 1764-1795
The Universalist 20713
Same 21466
SOBERSIDES, SOLOMON, pseud.
Pretty new-year's gift 19995
SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI
Proceedings, New York 19996
Same, Philadelphia 20714
SoMEobservationsonschools 22151
SONO of Angels 21467
SOUTH CAROLINA
Acts, ordinances, &c.,
1786-1789 19998
Constitution 20716
Debates on Constitution 21470
Installment law 20717
Intestate estates 19997
Ratification of Constitution 21469
SOOTH CAROLINA. Society
for Agriculture. Letters 21471
SOUTH CAROLINA Justice
of Peace 21472
SOUTH-CAROLINA Gazette,
1786 19999
SOUTH-CAROLINA State
Gazette, 1786-1789 20000
SOUTH-CAROLINA Weekly
Chronicle, 1787 20719
SOUTHERN States ephem-
eries, 1787-1788 20001
SPALDING, JOSHUA, 1760-1825
Sermon, execut. I. Coombs 20721
SPANGENBERO, AUGUSTUS G.
Church of Unitas Pratrum 22155
SPRING, SAMUEL, 1746-1819
Moral disquisitions 22156
SQUIBB, ROBERT
Gardener's Kalender 20722
STANHOPE, PHILIP D., 1694-1773
Advice to his son 20002
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22158
STANHOPE, PHILIP D., cont.
Principles of politeness 20003
Same, Philadelphia 21985
Same, Portsmouth 22157
STATE Gazette of N. C.,
1786-1789 20004
STATE Gazette of S. C.,
1786-1789 20005
STEARNS, SAMUEL, 1747-1819
Almanack, 1787-1790 20007
History of treatment 20006
Petition for relief 19914
STEELE, JOHN
Human life 20008
STERNE, LAURENCE, 1713-1768
Beauties of Sterne 22163
STERRETT, SAMUEL
To the public 21478
STEVENS, GEORGE A., 1710-1784
Lecture on heads 20728
STEWART, ISAAC
Narrative of captivity 19979
STEWART, WILLIAM M.
Young mason's monitor 22164
STILES, EZRA, 1727-1795
Funeral serm. C.Whittelsey 20729
Sermon, ord. H. Channing 20730
STILLMAN, SAMUEL, 1737-1807
Oration, July 4, 1789 22165
STIRLING, JOHN
System of rhetorick 21477
Same, Philadelphia 22166
STODDARD, ASH BEL
Almanack, 1787-1790 20009
STONINGTON ASSOCIATION
Sentiments and plan 20731
Minutes, 1789 22167
STORRS, JOHN, 1735-1799
Sermon, ord. R. S. Storrs 20010
STREET, THOMAS GEORGE
Aura; or, the slave 21479
STRONG, CYPRIAN, 1743-1811
Animadversions 22168
Sermon, ord. Z. II. Smith 20011
STRONG, NEHEMIAH, 1729-1807
Almanack, 1787-1789 20012
Astronomical, 1787-1790 20013
Stafford's, 1787-1790 20014
SUGAR plumb 20735
SUNDRY anthems 21484
SURVEY of man 22171
SWAN, JAMES, 1754-1831
National arithmetick 20016
SWAN, TIMOTHY, 1758-1842
Federal harmony 21485
SWANWICK, JOHN
Religious freedom 20017
Thoughts on education 20736
SWEDENBORG, EMANUEL
Christian religion. Vol. i 22172
Heavenly doctrines 20737
SWKDIAUR, FllANZ XAVER
Venereal complaints 21486
SYMMES, JOHN CLEVES, 1742-1814
To the public 20738
Same, Trenton 20739
TABLE, to shew contents 20740
TABLES for wages 22173
TAGGAHT, SAMUEL, 1754-1825
Infant baptism 22174
TAPPAN, DAVID, 1752-1803
Sermon, ord. T. Dickinson 22175
TAYLOR, EDWARD, -1797
Werter to Charlotte 20741
Same, Baltimore 20742
Same, New York 20743
TAYLOR, JOSEPH
God's tender mercy 21487
Wonderful monitor 21488
TEACHEM, Mrs. pseud.
The Governess 20018
TENCH, WATKIN, 1759-1833
Expedition to Botany Bay 22176
TIIACHEH, PETER, 1752-18~02
Serm.jinterm.J. Paine, juu. 21489
Sermon, ord. E. Kellogg 21490
THAYER, JOHN, 1755-1815
Account of conversion 21491
THEATRE of education 20744
THOMAS, ISAIAH, 1749-1831
Almanack, 1787-1790 19686
Catalogue of books, 1787 20745
Literary proposal 21492
Proposal for printing 21493
THOMAS, MOSES
History of facts 20746
THOMAS, PHILIP EVAN, 1738-1826
Communications 22177
THOMAS, WILLIAM
N. C. Almanac, 1790 22179
THOMAS'S Massachusetts Spy
1786, 1788-1789 20019
THOMSON, JAMES, 1700-1748
Britannia 21495
The Seasons 21495
THORNTON, ELISHA
Almanack, 1788-1790 20747
THUMB, TOM, pseud.
Bag of nuts 20748
Exhibition 20749
Folio 20020
Same, Worcester 20750
Play book 20021
Same, Philadelphia 20022
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THU
to
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THURSTON, BENJAMIN, 1756-1804
Discourse, death of wife 22181
TILLARY, JAMES, 1751-1818
Masonic address, 1788 21497
Oration, Black Friars, 1789 22182
TILTON, JAMES, 1745-1822
History of Dionysius 21498
TIME, MAKK, pseud.
Almanack, 1787-1790 20023
THE TIMES, 1789 22184
To citizens of New-York 21500
To independent electors 21501
To inhabitants of Kings 21502
To the Quakers 21503
To Legislature ofNew-York 20024
To the public 20025
To the supervisors 22185
TOBLKK, JOHN
Almanack, 1787-1790 20026
Description of S. C. 21504
TOWN builder's assistant 20027
TOWNSEND, SHIPPIE
Peace and joy 21505
TKAPWIT, TOMMY, pseud.
Be merry and wise 20028
TREATISE on gonorrhoea 20752
THKNCK, FKIEDUICH, baron
Life. 2v. 22187
TKKNTON Mercury,
1787-1789 20753
TRUKLOVE, NURSE, pseud.
Christmas box 20029
Same, Worcester 20030
Same, Worcester, 1789 22188
New-year's gift 20031
Same, Philadelphia 20032
Same, Worcester 20033
TRUKMAN, TIMOTHY, pseud.
Almanack, 1787 20034
TRCMBULL, BENJAMIN, 1735-1820
Appeal to public 21506
TRUMBULI,, JOHN, 1750-1831
M'Fingal 20754
TUCKER, JOHN, 1719-1792
Sermon on day of prayer 21507
TUCKER, ST. GEOUGE, 1752-1827
The Knight and friars 20035
Liberty, a poem 2 1 508
Reflections on commerce 20036
TURFOKD, HUGH, -1713
Grounds of holy life 21509
UNFORTUNATE lovers 19584
UNITED STATES
Accounts of departments 20059
Accounts with States 20037
Same, 1786 20062
UNITED STATES, eont.
Same, 1786 20072
Same, 1787 20755
Same, 1787 20761
Acts, 1st Congress 22189
Same, New York 22190
Same 22204
Same, New Haven 22191
Address to legislatures 2003!)
Amendments to Constitut'n 21857
Same, New York 21901
Same, Baltimore 22007
Same, New York 22200
Same, New York 22201
Same, Providence 22202
Appropriation for 1786 20048
Articles of confederation 19575
Same, New York 19661
Same, New York 20064
Same, New York 200(55 !
Same, Philadelphia 2059 1
Same, Boston 21948
Bill to promote science 22192
Board of treasury 20760
Cession of territory 20067
Cession of western terri-
tory by Connecticut 20063
Cherokee Indian lands 21517
Civil list for 1789 22213
Claims of officers in cap-
tivity 20090
Coinage values 20050
Same 20073
Same 20074
Collection of duties 22198
Collection of papers 20056
Congressional register. 2v. 22203
Constitution 20591
Same, Philadelphia 20794
Same, Philadelphia 20803
Same, Philadelphia 20808
Same, Philadelphia 20511
Same, Philadelphia 20815
Same, Philadelphia 20816
Same, Philadelphia 20818
Same 20819
Same, Philadelphia 20817
Same, Philadelphia 20855
Same, Philadelphia 20897
Same, Alexandria 20820
Same, Boston 20799
Same, Boston 20800
Same, Boston 20801
Same, Boston 20809
Same, Boston 21091
Same, Boston 21948
Same, Charleston 20905
Same, Edenton 22037
UNITED STATES, cant.
Same, Hartford 20802
Same, Hartford 20821
Same, Hartford 21523
Same, New Brunswick 20793
Same, New Haven 20795
Same, New York 20791
Same, New York 20805
Same, New York 20810
Same 20225
Same, New York 20812
Same, New York 21344
Same, New York 21901
Same, Norfolk 20813
Same, Portsmouth 20796
Same, Portsmouth 20797
Same, Poughkeepsie 21524
Same, Providence 21429
Same, Providence 20822
Same, Richmond 20804
Same, Richmond 20806
Same, Richmond 21552
Same, Trenton 20798
Same, Trenton 20852
Same, Worcester 20392
Same, in Dutch, Albany 20792
Same, in Dutch, Albany 21522
Same, in German, Fried-
rich-Stadt 20814
Constitutional Convention 20262
Same, Carlisle 20807
Constitutional government 21518
Constitutions of States 20064
Same, New York 20065
Consular agreement with
France 21525
Continental loan-offices 20080
Copper coinage 20758
Court of appeal 20046
Courts maritime 20075
Courts-martial 20061
Declaration of independ-
ence 19575
Same, Boston 19649
Same, New York 20056
Same, New York 20064
Same, New York 20065
Same, Boston 21948
Delegates to Congress 20047
Same, New York 20091
Department of war 22194
Duty on goods 20040
Same, Worcester 21857
Same, New York 21901
Same, Philadelphia 22058
Same, Philadelphia 22129
Same, New York 22193
Same, Baltimore 22294
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UNITED STATES, cont.
Establishment of mint 20042
Same 20073
Same 20074
Federal taxation 20069
Same 20078
Foreign loans 22206
French and Dutch loans 20082
Frontier troops 20762
General account, 1785-6 20066
General revenue 20084
Same 20085
Georgia commerce 20053
Illinois lands 21513
Same 21514
Same 21521
Indents of interest 20083
Indian affairs 20049
Same, 1786 20071
Same, 1787 20768
Same, 1787 20770
Same, 1787 20771
Same, 1787 20786
Indian department 20060
Indian hostilities 20052
Invalid establishment 21512
Invalid pensioners 22197
Journal of Congress,Vol. vi 20079
Same, Vol. xi 20068
Same, Vol. xn 20772
Same, Vol. xm 21526
Journals of Congress, Vol.in 21527
Same, Vol. vn 20773
Journal of H. of R. 22208
Journal of Senate 22207
Judicial courts 21511
Same 21857
Letter from Gov. of N.Y. 20057
Letter to the States 20775
Same 20776
Levying impost 20783
Loan certificates 22205
Manual exercise of cavalry 20774
Same, Worcester 21528
Same, Hartford 22209
Same, Keene 22210
Militia arrangement 20076
North-west Territory 20779
Same 22195
Ohio land grant 20765
Pennsylvania loan-office 20044
Post office 20777
Post St. Vincent's lands 21521
President's Speech, 1789 22212
Protection of frontiers 20038
Punishment of crimes 21510
Ratifications of Constitut'n 21520
Same, Richmond, 1788 21529
UNITED STATES, cont.
Reductions in civil list 20757
Same 20767
Regulations for troops 20077
Same, Hartford, 1787 20780
Same, New York, 1787 20781
Same, Boston, 1787 20782
Same, Worcester, 1788 21530
Same, Salem, 1788 21531
Repeal of Acts by States 20775
Same 20776
Report on commerce 20086
Requisitions on States 20081
Same, 1781-1787 21532
Requisition for 1786 20043
Requisition for 1787 20756
Same 20763
Requisition for 1788 21516
Same 21519
Resolutions of Congress,
1780 20079
Revenue system of 1783 20045
Schedule of requisitions,
1781-1786 20784
Same, 1787 20785
State of Representatives 20787
State paper currency 20051
Supplies for 1789 " 22199
Temporary government
for new States 20058
Same 20769
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tion, 1789 22211
Transmitting Constitution
for ratification 20790
Treasury department 20767
Treaties with Indians 22196
Treaty with Great Britain 19575
Same, New York 20056
Same, New York 20064
Same, New York 200(i5
Same, Boston 21948
Treaty with France 19661
Same, New York 20056
Same, New York 20065
Treaty with Morocco 20789
Treaty with Netherlands 20056
Same, New York 20065
Treaty with Portugal 20056
Same, New York 20065
Treaty with Prussia 19661
Same, New York 20087
Same, New York 20088
Same, New York 20089
Treaty with Shawanoes 20041
Treaty with Sweden 20056
Same, New York 20065
Unsettled accounts 21534
UNITED STATES, cont.
Washington's Circular
letter 20054
Same, Philadelphia 20055
Same, Philadelphia 20764
Western lands 20759
Western territory 20070
Same 20778
Same 21515
Same 21533
Same 207H6
Same 20788
UNITED States Chronicle,
1786-1789 20092
USEFUL money tables 20093
VALENTINE'S gift 20094
VAN CUELEN, JACOBUS
Almanack, 1789-1790 21536
VAN NKSS, JOHN PETER, 1770-1847
Oration, 1 October, 1787 21537
VAKIOUS extracts on gov-
ernment 20824
VARNUM, JAMES M., 1749-1790
Oration, 4 July, 1788 21538
Trevett against Weeden 20825
VEKBESSERTE Hoch- Deutsche
Calendar, 1786-1790 20095
VERGNUGTE Leben Jorgel 21544
VERMONT
Acts and laws, 1787-1789 20828
Constitution, 1786 20096
Journal of Assembly,
1786-1789 20097
Proceedings, Censors, 1786 20098
Proclamation, Shay's
Rebellion 20829
Proclamation, Statute-laws 20830
Regulations for troops 20832
Statutes, 1787 20827
VERMONT Gazette,
1786-1789 20099
VERMONT Journal,
1786-1789 20100
VERSKS to E. Thomas 21545
VICE in its proper shape 22221
VIER schone geistliche
Lieder 20235
VIETS, ROGER, 1738-1811
Censoriousness 22223
Duty of public worship 22223
Funeral sermon, W. Hug-
geford 22223
Serious address 20835
Sermon, Good-Friday 20836
VIEW of funding system 21546
VILLIERS, R.
Richmond garden 21547
401
INDEX OF AUTHORS
VIH
to
WES
VINDEX, pseud.
To the public 22222
VIRGINIA
Acts, 1786-1788 20104
Constitutional Convention 20839
Same 20842
Debates of Convention 21551
Same, Vol. ii-in 22225
Federal Constitutional
Convention 20101
In Convention, 25 June,
1788 21552
In Convention, 27 June,
1788 21553
In Council, 29 Dec., 1788 21554
Journal of Convention 21555
Journal, H.of D.,1786-1788 20106
Journal, Senate, 1786-1788 20107
Memorial and remonstrance 20108
Same, Worcester 20109
Memorial, western country 20838
Navigation of Potomack 20103
Paper money 20105
Ratification of Constitution 21559
Religious freedom 20102
VIRGINIA Almanack,
1787-1790 20110
VIRGINIA Centinel,
1788-1789 21560
VIRGINIA Chronicle,
1786-1789 20115
VIRGINIA Gazette (Bartgis'),
1787-1788 20847
VIRGINIA Gazette (Dixon's),
1786-1787 20111
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hanson's),
1789 22230
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hayes'),
1786 20114
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hunter's),
1786-1789 20112
VIRGINIA Gazette (Nicolson's),
1786-1789 20113
VIRGINIA Herald, 1787-1789 20848
VIRGINIA Journal, 1786-1788 20116
VIRTUE and vice 20851
VITAL spark: anthem 21507
VOVAGE to moon 20117
WAGGON load of money 20118
WALL, GEORGE, JUN.
The Trigonometer 21568
WALL, RACHEL, -1789
Life and confession 22235
Same, Keene 22236
WARD, EDWARD, 1667-1731
Female policy detected 20119
WARD, HENRY, 1732-17!)7
Letter to freemen 22237
WAKING, WILLIAM
New-Jersey Almanack,
1788-1790 20852
Pocket, 1787-1790 20121
Poor Will's, 1787-1790 20120
Poulson's, 1789-1790 21572
WARREN ASSOCIATION
Circular letter, 1789 22242
Minutes, 1786-1789 20122
WATERHOUSB, BENJAMIN
Lectures on medicine 20123
WATERMAN, SIMON, 1737-1813
Funeral serm., J. Trumbull 21574
WATERS, NICOLADS BAKER
Scarlatina cynanchica 21575
WATTS, ISAAC, 1674-1748
Divine songs 20857
Same, Worcester, 1788 21576
Same, Springfield, 1789 22244
First, and Second Catechism 21577
Friendship: anthem 21578
Hymns and songs 20231
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20858
Same, Boston, 1787 20232
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20963
Same, Boston, 1789 21687
Same, Boston, 1789 22245
Logick 22246
Preservative from sins 22247
Short Catechism 21576
Wonderful dream 22248
WEATHKRWISE, ABRAHAM, pseud.
Almanack, 1787-1790 20124
Federal, 1788-1790 20860
Genuine, 1790 22253
Town and country,
1789-1790 21581
WEBSTER, CHARLES R.
Almanack, 1787-1790 20127
WEBSTER, NOAH, JDN., 1758-1843
Address to ladies 22256
Address to gentlemen 22256
American selection, 3d ed. 20862
Same, 4th edition 21582
Same, Albany, 1788 21583
Same, 5th edition 22255
Same, 6th edition 22256
American spelling-book,
6th edition 20863
Same, 7th edition 20864
Same, 10th edition 21584
Same, llth edition 21585
Same, Thomas' 1st edition 22257
Attention ! 22258
Dissertations 22259
Federal Constitution 20865
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUN., cont.
Grammatical institute,
Part i, Abridged 20128
Part n, 3d edition 20869
Same, 4th edition 20866
Same, 5th edition 20867
Same, 6th edition 20868
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22260
WEBSTER, PELATIAH, 1725-1795
Bank of North America 20130
Commercial system 20870
Essay on credit 20129
Remarks on Address 20871
Seat of government 22262
Weaknesses of Brutus 20872
WEBSTER, ZEPHANIAH
Almanack, 1789 21586
WEEKLY monitor,1786-1789 20131
WELCH, MOSES COOK, 1754-1824
Hope of immortality 22263
WELD, EZRA, 1736-1816
Sacred musick 22264
WESLEY, JOHN, 1703-1791
Christian perfection 21961
Predestination 21961
Primitive physic 21588
Same, Trenton, 1788 21589
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22265
WEST, BENJAMIN, 1730-1813
Almanack, 1787 20132
Astronomical, 1788-1790 20874
Bickerstaff's, 1788-1789 20875
Bickerstaff's Boston,
1788-1790 20876
Bickerstaff's Boston, 1788 20877
Bickerstaff's Genuine
Boston, 1787 20136
Bickerstaff's Genuine,
1787-1789 20134
Bickerstaff's Genuine and
correct, 1787 20135
Bickerstaff's Improved,
1790 22271
Bickerstaff's N. E., 1787 20137
New-England, 1787-1790 20138
N. A. Calendar, 1787-1790 20139
N. & S. C. and Ga., 1786 20140
R. I. Sheet, 1787-1789 20141
Sheet, 1789 21595
WEST, SAMUEL, 1730-1807
Sermon, ord. J. Allyn 22274
WEST, SAMUEL, 1738-1808
Mass.election sermon, 1786 20142
Sermon at instalment 22275
WEST, STEPHEN, 1735-1819
Sermon, execution J. Ely 21598
Same, Hudson, 1788 21599
WESTERN star, 1789 22276
WES
to
ZIO
INDEX OF AUTHORS
402
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY
Shorter Catechism 30143
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21600
WETENHALL, EDWARD, 1636-1713
Grcecce grammaticse 20144
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22277
WHARTON, SAMOEL, 1732-1800
Auction sale of books 20884
WHJCTE, WILLIAM, 1748-1836
Sermon, P. E. Church 20145
Thanksgiving sermon, 1786 20146
WHITEFIELD, GEORGE, 1714-1770
Letter to John Wesley 22278
WHITFIELD, CHARLES
Ananias's reprehension 22146
WHITMAN, LEVI, 1748-1838
Discourse, inter. C. Upham 20147
Sermon, interment I. Lewis 20885
WHITNEY, JOSIAH, 1731-1824
Conn. election sermon, 1788 21601
WHITSUNTIDE gift 20148
WHITTINGTON, Sir RICHARD, -1423
Famous history 21602
WHITWELL, SAMUEL, -1791
Oration, July 4, 1789 22279
WIDERLEGTEN Wiedertaufer 21604
WIDERLKGUNG des Freyeii
Willins 21603
WILKINSON, EDWARD, 1727-1809
Wisdom, a poem 20886
Same, Newport, 1788 21605
Same, Hudson, 1788 21606
WILLIAMS, —
Last legacy 22280
WILLIAMS, NATHAN, 1735-1829
Christian baptism 21607
WILLIAMSON, HUGH, 1735-1819
Letters from Sylvius 20887
WILLIS, ELIAKIM, 1714-1801
Madam Willis 21608
WILLISON, JOHN, 1680-1750
Afflicted man 21610
Mother's Catechism 30888
Same, New York, 1788 21611
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21612
Same, Lansingburgh,1789 22281
Sabbath-sanc-tification S1613
WILMINGTON, Del. Academy
Plan of education 20149
WILMINGTON, Del. Library
Company. Incorporation 21046
WILMINGTON Centinel,
1788-1789 21609
WILSON, ELIZABETH, -1786
Faithful narrative 19635
Same, Hartford 19638
Same, Middletown 19639
Same, New York 19637
Same, Philadelphia 19636
WILSON, JAMES, 1742-1798
Speech, on Constitution 21028
Same 21150
Substance of Speech 20889
WILSON, JAMES, 1751-1799
Peace: a sermon 21614
WINCHESTER, ELHANAN, 1751-1797
Collection of hymns 20890
Divinity of Christ 20151
Face of Moses unveiled 20152
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20891
Universal restoration 20150
Wisdom from mortality 20892
WINLOVE, SOLOMON, pseud.
Entertaining stories 22283
WISDOM of Crop 20153
WITHERSPOON, JOHN, 1722-1794
Christian magnanimity 20893
Essay on money 20154
Same, Charleston 20155
Same, New York 20894
Religious education 22284
Same, New York 22285
WOLCOT, JOHN, 1738-1819
Expostulary odes 22287
Instructions to laureat 21615
The Lousiad 20156
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22286
Poetical works. Vol. I 22288
Subjects for painters 22289
WOLFE, JOHN C.
Anecdotes of elephant 20444
WOMEN invited to war 20895
WOOD, ABRAHAM
Divine songs. With music 21877
WORCESTER, NOAH, 1758-1837
Origin of evil 20158
WORCESTER collection 19752
Same, Part i-n 21193
Same, Part in 20452
WORCESTER Magazine,
1786-1788 20159
WORCESTER speculator 22178
WORDS of sundry anthems 21086
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
American accountant 22290
Elements of geography 22291
Father Tammany's Alma-
nack, 1787-1790 20160
Federal, 1790 22293
Pennsylvania, 1788-1790 20898
Pocket, 1787 20161
Virginia, 1790 22295
Guaging epitomized 21618
WORTHY, JAMES
Child's plain pathway 20162
Same, Boston, 1788 21620
WRAXALL, Sir NATHANIEL W.
Short review 20899
WRIGHT, S. and Co.
Catalogue of new books 20163
WYOMING, Penn.
Address, to the people 20164
YALE COLLEGE
Catalogus, 1787 20901
Compendious history 20165
Laws 20902
Qucestiones, 1786-1789 20167
Theses, 1786-1789 20166
YATES, ABRAHAM, JON.
Loan-office accounts 20080
Political papers 20168
YOUNG, EDWARD, 1683-1765
The Last day 20169
Same, Philadelphia 20904
Night-thoughts 20904
Nocte cogitata 20170
Resignation 20171
YOUNG, JAMES
Baltimore directory 20172
YOUNG, WILLIAM
Catalogue for 1787 20173
YOUNG, WILLIAM P.
Palladium of knowledge 20905
YOUNG clerk's magazine 21623
YOUNG clerk's vade mecum 20906
YOUNG man's magazine 20174
YOUNG misses magazine 20907
ZION besieged 20908
403
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
BIOG-
RAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
BOSTON. Guild's Circulating
Library. Catalogue 21868
FKANKLIN, Mass. Library 20344
HATBOROUQH, Penn. Union
Library. Catalogue 21138
NEwYoaK. Society Library.
Catalogue 22018
PHILADELPHIA. Library
Company. Catalogue 22066
WILMINGTON, Del. Library
Company. Incorporation 21046
SALE catalogues 19537-, 19543
STEARNS, SAMUEL. Short
history 20006
TRENCK, FRIEDKICH VON DER.
Life 22187
WASHINGTON, GEOBGK. By
E. Russell 22270
WALL, RACHEL. Life 22083, 22235
WILLIS, Mrs. — . Letters
WILSON, ELIZABETH. Nar-
21608
rative
19635
FUNERAL SERMONS.
BALDWIN, JEDUTHAN. By D.
Foster
21832
19938, 19966, 20163, 20173! BEADLE, LYDIA. By J. Marsh 21216
20260, 20329, 206liO-, 20745 BELDEN, ELIZUR. By R.
Hitchcock 19714
20884, 20980, 21204, 21405
21406, 22081
WRITING 19609, 20257
22119
21869
BIOGRAPHY.
BEAN, SAWNY. Account of 20132
BLATCHFOHD, JOHN. Narra-
tive 20972
BLY, JOHN. Narrative 20974
CASSEM. Life of 20458
Same, Newport, 1788 21202
CATHERINES, PHCEBE F. Ac-
count of
COOMBS, ISAAC. Sketch of 20300
Sermon. By J. Spalcling 20721
DOWNS, BARNABAS, JUN.
Narrative 19612
DUNOGAN, WILLIAM. Life 22083
22235
. GARDINER, JAMES. By P.
Doddridge 21799
GREEN, JOHNSON. Life 19693
GWINETT, AMBROSE. Life 19695
HANCOCK, JOHN. By S.
Higginson 21886
Ivans, THOMAS. Death of 20506
JAY, JOHN. Littlepage letters 19735
Same, Philadelphia 20430
JUVENILE biographer 20440
LITTLEPAGE, LEWIS. Cor-
respondence 20462
Same, Philadelphia 20463
MACPHEKSON, JOHN. Life 21930
MEMORIALS of Quakers 20377
MUHLENBERG, HEINRICH M.
By J. H. C. Helmuth 21139
PUTNAM, ISRAEL. By D.
Humphreys 21160
ROSE, CHARLES. Narrative 20974
SHEEHAN, JOHN. Narrative 20702
SMITII.WILLIAM. Life 22083, 22235
BUELL, SAMUEL, JUN. By 8.
Buell 20254
CHAPLIN, BENJAMIN. By M.
C. Welch 222G3
CIIAUNCY, CHARLES. By J.
Clarke 20273
CROSS, RALPH. By J. Murray 21276
EELLS, NATHANIEL. By L.
Hart 19700
FARMER, FERDINAND. By
R. Molyneux
19806
GAY,EBENEZER. By D.Shute 20703
19545 GRIFFITH, DAVID. By W.
22149
21054
Smith
GRISWOLD, URSULA. By J.
Devotion
GROSVENOR, EBENEZER. By
I. Smith 21464
HART, Mrs. — . By L. Hart 21876
HOWARD, JOHN. By J.
Huntington 21899
HUGGEFORD, WlLLIAM. By
R. Viets 22223
HUNT, JOSEPH. By S. Nott 19874
HUNTINGTON, JABEZ. By L.
Hart 19701
JOHNSON, ISRAEL. By E.
Winchester 20892
KELLOGG, DANIEL. By J.
Hurt 21163
KELSEY, ELI. By H. Ely 21073
By D. W. Lewis 21200
KIMBALL, EPHRAIM. By J.
Allen 19458
LEWIS, ISAIAH. By L.
Whitman 20885
MERRICK, NATHAN. By T.
Park 21357
MUHLENBERG, IlEINRICH M.
By J. H. C. Helmuth 21139
By J. C. Kunze 21191
NEWTON, ROGER, JUN. By
B. Bidwell 21691
PAINE, JOSHUA, JUN. By P.
Thacher 21489
SPENCER, ABIGAIL. B y J. Lee 21198
STRONG, ANNA M'CURDY.
By H. T. Channing 21733
THROOP, BENJAMIN. By A.
Lee 19756
THURSTON, Mrs. — . By B.
Thurston 22181
TRUMBULL, JOHN. By S.
Waterman 21574
TRUMBULL, JONATHAN. By
Z. Ely 19620
UPHAM, CALEB. By L.
Whitman 20147
WHITTELSEY, CHAUNCEY.
By J. Dana 20316
By E. Stiles 20729
WILCOX, REUBEN. By H. Ely 21072
HISTORY.
COMPENDIOUS history of the
world. 2v. 20282
DODD,W. Beauties of history 20336
FLAGS of maritime powers 19488
MILLOT, C. F. X. Ancient
history. 2v. 21965
Modern history. 2v. 21966
MOURADJEA D'OIISSON, I.
Oriental antiquities 21273
NEWBERRY, J. History of
world. 2v. 19863
SELECTEE e profanis historic 20227
21683
SELECTEE e Veteri Testa-
mento histories 20226, 21683
FRANCE.
COOPER, S. History of
France 21767
O'CONNOR. J. Anecdotes of
Louis xvi 20601
GREAT BRITAIN.
COOPER, S. History of
England 21766
DRINKWATER, J. Siege of
Gibraltar 21801
WRAXALL, N. W. Political
state of Great Britain 20899
GREECE.
COOPER, S. History of
Grecian States " 21768
HIS-
TORY
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
404
BOMB.
COOPER, 8. Roman history 21769
LIVIUS, T. Historiam 21206
NORTH AMERICA.
M'CuLLOcn, J. History of
America 20471
WORKMAN, B. General des-
cription of America 22295
INDIANS.
BENEZET, A. Indianischen
Einwohner 19501
BOONE, D. Adventures 19514
CARY, R. Letter 21729
EDWARDS, J. Muhhekaneew
Indians 21068
GEORGIA. Indian violences 21107
HUBBARD, W. Indian wars 20418
M'DONALD, P. Captivity 20472
Same, Pittsfield, 1788 21210
PANTHER, A. Narrative 20615
Same, New York, 1787 20616
SCOTT, F. Captivity 19514
Same, Boston, 1786 19979
STEWART, I. Captivity 19979
UNITED STATES. Indian
affairs 20049, 20052, 20060
20071, 20768, 20770-, 20786
21517
Treaties 20041, 22196
UNITED STATES.
ADAMS, J. Letters upon
Revolution 21624
Same, New York, 1789 21625
GALLOWAY, J. American
Revolution 20382
GORDON, W. History of
United States. 3v. 21861
MARKOE, P., Algerine spy 20481
MIRABEAU, H. DE. Ameri-
can Revolution 19804
PRICE, R. American Revo-
lution 19937
RAMSAY, D. American Rev-
olution. 2v. 22090
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Register,
1787-1789 19879
PORTSMOUTH. President's
visit, 1789 21718
MASSACHUSETTS.
ADDRESS, from General
Court 19781
BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Remon-
20457
21701
19794
19649
21259
strance
BOSTON. President's visit,
1789
KENNEBEC lands
MASSACHUSETTS Register,
1787-1790
MINOT, G. R. History of
insurrections
SHAY'S Rebellion 19788-, 20212
20500,- 20505, 20510-, 20623
20829, 21259
CONNECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT Register,
1786-1790 19596
NEW YORK.
BOUNDARY of Massachusetts 20575
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Incorpora-
tion 22052
Procession, 4 Nov., 1786 19915
Same, 4 July, 1788 21149
Same 21150
Same 21386
WYOMING. Address to people 20164
DELAWARK.
TILTON, J. Dionysius, tyrant
of Delaware 21497
MARYLAND.
KILTY, W. History of As-
sembly 19743
VIRGINIA.
JEFFERSON, T. Notes on
Virginia 21176
LELAND, J. Virginia chron-
icle 21920
NORTH CAROLINA.
INDEPENDENT citizen
20427
KENTUCKY.
FILSON, J. State of Kentucke 20160
19469, 20656
OHIO.
CUTLER, M. Explanation of
Map 20312
Same, Newport, 1788 21037
DESCRIPTION of Ohio country 20860
OHIO COMPANY 19877, 20602
20603, 20604, 20605, 21348
21349, 21802
PARSON, S. H. Memorial 20765
RUGGLES, E. JUN. Plan of
Marietta 22121
SYMMES, J. C. To the public 20738
20739
INDIANA.
FRENCH settlement lands 21521
ILLINOIS.
FRENCH settlement lauds
21514, 21521
21513
NORTH-WEST TERRITORY.
WORKS relating to 20779, 21538
22195
WESTERN TERRITORY.
WORKS relating to 20058, 20063
20067, 20070, 20759, 20762
20766, 20769, 20778, 20788
20838, 21515, 21533
GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVELS.
BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, J. P.
Chastellux's Travels 20981
CARVER, J . Travels through
America 21728
COLLES, C. Roads of U.S. 21741
DECALVES, A. Travels to
westward 21044
Same, Norwich, 1789 21786
DIRECTIONS to Nantucket 21058
FRANKS, D. N. Y. directory 19655
Same, 1787 20369
GEOGRAPHICAL cards 20386
GIBSON, R. Surveying 21856
HUTCIIINS, T. Topograph-
ical description 20424
KEATE, G. Pelew Islands 21909
KENNEDY, P. Journal, up
Illinois River 20424
Same, Philadelphia 20853
KOLBE, P. Voyage to Cape
Good Hope 20444
LE COMPTE, L. Voyage to
China 20444
MILLIGAN, J. Charleston
directory 19802
Same 21258
MORSE, J. American geog-
raphy 21978
Questions for Gazetteer 21272
NEW- YORK directory, 1789 22021
NORMAN, J. Boston direc-
tory, 1789 22033
RUGGLES, E. JUN. Plan of
Marietta 22121
405
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
LAN-
GUAGES
TENCH, W. Expedition to
Botany Bay 22176
UNITED STATES. Capital 19698
21637, 21878, 22072, 22076
22262
WORKMAN, B. Elements of
geography 22291
YOUNG, J. Baltimore direc-
tory 20172
MAPS and charts 19465, 19488
19533, 19648, 19766, 19847
20272, 20312, 20471, 20476
21037, 21058, 21212-, 21277
21412, 21696, 21738
LANGUAGES.
GENERAL works 21320
DUTCH LANGUAGE.
WORKS in Dutch 20792, 21522
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
AMERICAN letter writer 21985
ASH, J. Grammatical insti-
tutes 19477
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 20936
BARBAULD, A. L. Lessons for
children. 4v. 20946
BENEZET, A. Spelling-book 21674
BIKOHAM, C. Young lady's
accidence 21692
BLAIR, H. Rhetorick 20971
Same, Boston, 1789 21693
BUCHANAN, J. English
syntax 19526
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 20985
BURGH, J. Art of speaking 19535
CHILD'S easy spelling 19555
COMPREHENSIVE grammar 21746
DILWORTH, T. New guide 19607
19008, 20333-, 21056-, 21795
PENNING, D. Spelling-book 19643
20354, 21090
HARRISON, R. English
grammar 20404
LITTLE lottery book 19758
Same, Worcester, 1788 21205
LITTLE song book 19759
Same, Worcester, 1787 20459
MENNYE, J. English gram-
mar 19799
MITCHELL, J. American
youth's museum 21262
MOORE, J. H. Young gen-
tlemen monitor 20531
Same, New York, 1789 21972
19814
21385
21383
19936
19946
19968
21437
20688
21889
21446
19980
NEW-ENGLAND Primer
19815,- 20542-, 21986-
PERRT,W. English diction-
ary
Spelling-book 19912,
21384, 22063
PRETTY plaything
READING made easy
Ross, R. Spelling-book
Same, Boston, 1788
ROYAL alphabet
Same, Boston, 1789
SARJEANT, T. Inflections
SCOTT, W. Elocution
Same, Philadelphia, 1788 21451
Introduction to English 20697
SHERIDAN, T. English dic-
tionary 22140
SLACK, Mrs. — . Instructor 19990
Same, Philadelphia, 1787 20709
STIRLING, J. Rhetorick 21477
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22166
TOM THUMB'S Play book 20021
Same, Philadelphia, 1786 20022
WEBSTER, N. JUN. English
language 22259
Grammatical institute. Pt.i 20128
Same, American spelling-
boolf, 6th edition 20863
Same, 7th edition 20864
Same, 10th edition 21584
Same, llth edition 21585
Same, Thomas's Istedition 22257
American selection, 3d ed. 20862
Same, 4th edition 21582
Same, Art of speaking 21583
Same, 5th edition 22255
Same, 6th edition 22256
Grammatical institute.
Part n, 3d edition 20869
Same, 4th edition 20866
Same, 5th edition 20867
Same, 6th edition 20868
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22260
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
WORKS in French 21733
GERMAN LANGUAGE.
BACHMAIR, J. J. German
grammar 20937
English -Teutschen gram-
matick 20938
KURTZ gefasstes Schul-
Bftchlein 19745
NEU-ElNGERICHTETES Schul-
Biichlein 21982
WORKS in
19523,
19685,
19762,
19965,
20236,
20384,
20446,
20622,
20969,
21124,
21191,
21274,
21422,
21652-,
21860,
German
19558,
19715,
19889,
20095,
20250,
20389,
20448,
20814,
21045,
21139,
21195,
21278-,
21539,
21812,
21890,
19468,-
19628-,
19745,
19923,
20197,-
20348,
20415,
20468,
20931-,
21105,
21146,
21201,
21372-,
21544,
21847-,
21981-,
19501
19664
19761
19947
20235
20352
20445
20538
20938
21110
21183
21211
21419
21603
21854
22216
GREEK LANGUAGE.
WETENHALL, E. Grsecre
grammaticae 20144
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 22277
LATIN LANGUAGE.
Fabulse selectee 20184
21631, 21771
CATO. Disticha moralia 20263
Same, Philadelphia, 1789 21683
CLARKE, J. Introduction to
Latin 19560, 21000
CORDIER, M. Colloquiorum 19588
20301, 21770-
DAVYS, P. Adminiculum 21042
ERASMUS, D. Colloquia 19626
21771
GREENWOOD, J. Vocabulary 20398
HARDIE, J. Latin grammar 21132
NIXON, W. Plan for Latin 22029
Prosody made easy 19867
RIGG, E. Latin grammar 21434
RUDDIMAN, T. Rudiments 19969
SELECTEE e profanis his-
toric 20227, 21683
SELECTS e Veteri Testa-
rnento historic 20226, 21683
SHORT introduction to Latin
grammar 19988, 22143
WORKS in Latin 19703-, 19842
19960, 20166-, 20170, 20226
20227, 20263, 20360, 20901
21069, 21130, 21135, 21206
21432-, 21716, 21784, 21927
21964, 22005, 22112, 22136
EDUCATION.
GENERAL works 19548, 19866
19974, 20256, 20263, 20691
20692, 20736, 21395, 21683
21700, 21702, 22151
\
LITERA-
TURE
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
406
COKESBURY COLLEGE
Works relating to 20206, 20277
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
Statutes 21005
Works relating to 21537
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
Catalogus eorum, 1789 21784
DICKINSON COLLEGE
Works relating to 19865, 19866
FKEDEKICKSBURG ACADEMY
Meeting 20370
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Catalogus eorum, 1788 21135
Qusestiones, 1786-1789 19704
Theses, 1780-1789 19703
Works relating to 21464, 21915
LANCASTER. Deutschen Hohen
Schule. Freiheitsbrief 20445
Orclnung 20446
Works relating to 21274
NEW-JERSEY, COLLEGE OF
Catalogus eorum, 1786 19842
Same, 1789 22005
Works relating to 20893, 21260
21683, 21771
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY OF
Works relating to 21771
PHILADELPHIA. Young La-
dies' Academy. Works re-
lating to 20691-, 20736, 21771
PROVIDENCE. Schools.
Methods of teaching 19943
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF
Catalogus eoruui, 1786 19960
Same, 1789 2211
Theses, 1788 21432
Same, 1789 22113
Works relating to 20521, 21357
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
Works relating to 21683, 21771
WILMINGTON ACADEMY
Plan of education 20149
YALE COLLEGE
Catalogus eorum, 1787 20901
Compendious history 20165
Laws 20902
Qusestiones, 1786-1789 20167
Theses, 1780-1789 20166
Works relating to 19714, 20710
20952, 21072,- 21200, 21691
LITERATURE.
DRAMA.
ADDISON, J. Cato 20178
THE BETTER sort 21678
BROOKE, F. M. Rosina 20243
Same, New York 20244
CUMBERLAND, R. The Car-
melite 20310
DIALOGUE. Devil and
George in 20330
DIBDIN, C. The Deserter 20331
Same, Philadelphia 20332
DUNLAP, W. Darby's return 21804
The Father 21805
FATAL effects of seduction 21815
THE FORC'D alliance 21021
INCHBALD, E. S. Widow's
vow 20425
LESSING, G. E. Lucy Samp-
son 21922
LILLO, G. London merchant 21203
Low, 8. Politician outwitted 21926
LUCIANUS. Dialogues 21927
MACKLIN, C. True-born
Irishman 20474
Same, Philadelphia 20475
MORE, H. Sacred dramas 20534
Search after happiness 19811
Same, Philadelphia ' 19812
Same, Philadelphia 20535
OCCURRENCES of the times 22043
O'KEEFFE, J. Agreeable
surprise 19878
The Dead alive 22044
Patrick in Prussia* 22045
The Poor soldier 20600
Same, Philadelphia 20607
Same, New York 20608
PARKE, J. Virginia 19717
PHILOPHRON, pseud. Colum-
bia and Britannia 19922
RICHARDSON, W. Shakes-
peare's characters 21433
SHAKESPEARE, W. The
Twins 20700
SHERIDAN, R. B. The Critic 20703
School for scandal 19986
Same, Philadelphia 22139
THEATRE of education 20744
FABLES.
jEsopus. Fables. Tr. Dodsley 19455
Same, Boston 20184
Same, Tr. Croxall 20185
Same, Philadelphia 21631
Same, Philadelphia 21771
COZENS, Dr. — . Fables, to
ladies 21029
LANGIIORNE, J. Fables of
Flora 20530
MOORE, E. Fables for ladies 20530
FICTION.
ADVENTURES of Alphonso 20183
ADVENTURES of a hackney
coach 19453
ARNAUD, F. D'. Fanny 20205
BERKELEY, G. M. Maria 19502
Same, New York 19503
BUCKLAND, J. American
hermit 19527
Same, Boston 19532
Same, Middletown 19529
Same, New Haven 19530
Same, Norwich 19531
Same, Portsmouth 19528
Same, Providence 20252
Same, Boston 20877
Death and burial 20157
Same, New Haven 20175
Same, Worcester 20909
BURKE, Mrs. — . Ela 21723
COMEE,W. Yorick and Eliza 20281
DEFOE, D. Robinson Crusoe 19599
Same, Philadelphia 21787
Same, Portland 21788
Same, in German 21045
FIELDING, H. Tom Jones 19647
Same, Worcester 20356
Joseph Andrews 19646
GENLIS, S. F. D. DE.
Alphonso and Dalinda 20385
Same, New York 21106
GOETHE, J.W. VON. Sorrows
of Werter 19688
Same, Litchfleld 21859
HAWKESWORTH, J. Almoran
and Hamet 21881
MACKENZIE, H. Julia de
Roubigne' 19764
MERCIER, L. S. The Night
cap 21959
MORTON, S. W. A. Power of
sympathy 21979
PERCIVAL, T. Father's
instructions 21382
PRATT, S. J. Emma Corbett 19932
Same, Newburyport 19933
RICHARDSON, S. Pamela 19963
Clarissa Harlowe 19961
Sir Charles Grandison 19962
SCOTT, S. R. Man of real
sensibility 20696
SEWARD, A. Louisa 22137
STREET, T. G. Aura 21479
VOYAGE to moon 20117
JUVENILE LITERATURE.
BARBAULD, A. L. Hymns in
prose 19493
Same, Philadelphia 20945
Lessons for children 20946
407
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
LITERA-
TURE
BERQUIN, A. Children's
friend 19504
Same, New Haven 19505
Same, Boston 21676
Continuation 21677
BIG puzzling cap 20237
BROTHER'S gift 19524
CHILD'S daily present 19554
CHILD'S play thing 19555
CHILD'S pocket companion 19556
CHILDREN'S magazine 21734
CHRISTMAS rhyme 19557
BARTON, W. Little truths 21785
DAY, T. Sandford and
Merton 21043
DEATH of Cock Robin 19598
Same, Worcester 20319
EASTER gift 19614
ENTERTAINING fables 19625
Same, Worcester 20346
ETWAS fur Kinder 20348
THE FAIRING 19634
Same, Worcester 21079
FATHER'S gift 19641
Same, Springfield 21082
FENN, E. F. Song book 21089
HISTORY of boy found under
haycock 20688
HiSTORYof Goody Two-shoes 19710
Same, Worcester
HISTORY of holy Jesus
HISTORY of King Pippin
Same, Worcester
HISTORY of little boy
HISTORY of master Jackey
HISTORY of Tommy Thor-
oughgood
HOLIDAY exercises
HOLIDAY present
HOUSE that Jack built
Same
Same, Worcester
JACK DANDY'S delight
JACK HORNER'S pretty toy
JANEWAY, J. Token for
children
20412
19712
19711
30413
21889
21144
20414
21891
21148
19718
19719
19720
21174
19731
19734
JONES, G. Giles Gingerbread 19949
Same, Worcester 20675
Lilliputian auction 19739
Lilliputian masquerade 19740
Same, Worcester 20434
Natural history of beasts 20435
JUVENILE biographer 20440
KILNER, D. Adventures of
a pincushion 21187
Memoirs of a peg top 21188
LITTLE lottery book 19758
Same, Worcester 21205
LITTLE pocket-book 19759
Same, Worcester 20459
LITTLE puzzling cap 20460
LITTLE Robin Red Breast 20461
LITTLE stories for children 21889
LITTLE stories for little
folks 21924
MASTER Columbia's birds 21252
MR. PUNCH'S silver toy 19805
MORAL labyrinth 21268
MOTHER'S gift 19813
Same, Worcester 20536
PICTURE exhibition 21392
PINCHAHD, Mrs. — . Blind
child 20648
POETICAL description of
song birds 21399
POLLY Cherry 19930
PRETTY plaything 19936
RASPE, R. E. Gulliver
revived 20670
Same, Newport 20671
Same, New York 20672
ROYAL alphabet 20688
Same, Boston 21889
SISTER'S gift 19989
Same, Worcester 22145
SOBERSIDES, S., pseud.
Pretty New-year's gift 19995
SUGAR plumb 20735
TEACHEM, Mrs. — , pseud.
The Governess 20018
THUMB, TOM, pseud.
Bag of nuts 20748
Exhibition 20749
Folio 20020
Same, Worcester 20750
Play book 20021
Same, Philadelphia 20022
TRAPWIT, TOMMY, pseud.
Be merry and wise 20028
TRUELOVE, NURSE, pseud.
Christmas box 20029
Same, Worcester 20030
Same, Worcester 22188
New-year's gift 20031
Same, Philadelphia 20032
Same, Worcester 20033
VALENTINE'S gift 20094
VICE in its proper shape 22221
VIRTUE and vice 20851
WAGGON load of money 20118
WATTS, I. Divine songs 20857
Same, Worcester 21576
WHITSUNTIDE gift 20148
WIIITTINGTON, Sir R.
Famous history 21002
WISDOM of Crop 20153
WINLOVE, S., pseud.
Entertaining stories 22283
POETRY.
ADVANTAGES of repentance 20182
THE ANARCHIAD 19831
ANDRE, J. The Cow chace 21655
ARMSTRONG, J. Art of health 20204
(Economy of love 19475
BARLOW, J. Prospect of
peace 20952
Vision of Columbus 20220
Same, 2d edition 20221
BEATTIE, J. Poems 20224
BLAIR, R. The Grave 20239
BRANCH, A. Elegiac poem 21712
BURNS, R. Poems 20991
Same, New York 20992
GARY, M. Plagi-scurriliad 19540
CHATTERTON, A. Buds of
beauty 20268
Same, New York 20269
Same, Philadelphia 20270
COLLINS, W. Poetical works 21004
COOMBE, T. Peasant of
Auburn 19584
COWPEH,W. The Task 20303
Same, Philadelphia 20304
Tirocinium 19590
Same, Philadelphia 20804
DRYDEN, J. Alexander's
feast 21495
Veni Creator Spirittus 21495
DWIGHT, T. Triumph of
infidelity 21065
ELEGANT extracts 20340
FALCONER, W. The Ship-
wreck 21080
FERGUSSON, R. Bcofs poems 20992
FITCH, E. BeautieVof
religion \ 21826
The Choice 21827
FRANCIS, B. The Confla-
gration 20368
Same, New York 21834
FRENEAU, P. Poems 19658
Same, Philadelphia 21098
Journey to New- York 20375
FRY, J. Select poems 20381
GARDINER, J. S. J. Epistle
to Zenas 19662
GESNER, S. Death of Abel 20390
GOLDSMITH, O. Deserted
village 19689
Same, Philadelphia 21723
Edwin and Angeline 19694
The Traveller 19690
GRAVITY and motion 21118
LITERA-
TURE
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
408
QUAY, T. Elegy 20395
Same, Boston 22116
HAYLEY, W. Triumphs of
temper 20410
Ode, to John Howard 21905
HAZARD, J. Juvenile poems 21882
HERMIT of the forest 21884
HIGHWAYMAN'S soliloquy 19584
HOPKINSON, F. Ode 21151
HORATICS, Q. Lyric works 19717
HUMPHREYS, D. Poems 21897
Happiness of America 19723
Same, Albany 21161
Select poems 20420
JEHNINGHAM, E. Poems 21905
LADD, J. B. Poems 19747
LEE, S. Edmund of the vale 21458
LELAND, J. Virginia chron-
icle 21920
MARKOE, P. Poems 20482
The Storm 21081
The Times 21214
Same, 2d edition 21215
MARTIAL, M. The Milkiad 21932
MAXCY, J. Prospects of
America 20521
MILTON, J. Paradise lost 20525
MORE, H. Sensibility 20534
Slavery 21269
Same, Philadelphia 21270
ODE for 17 June, 1780 19876
ODE for 4 July, 1788 21846
ODE on Washington 19(>50
OMAR KHAIYAM. Consolation 22046
OXFORDSHIRE tragedy 20610
PAHNELL, T. The Hermit 19881
PETERS, P. W. Poems 19913
PLUMMER, J. Poem, on
Washington 22270
POEM, of adoration 21398
POETICAL sermon 20655
POPE, A. Dying Christian 21495
Essay on man 19931
Same, Hartford 20657
Same, Philadelphia 22075
Elegy to lady 21495
Ode on St. Cecilia's day 21495
Ode on Solitude 21495
Universal prayer 21495
Same, Boston 21795
Same, Philadelphia 22075
PRESENT state of America 22080
PRIOR, M. Henry and Emma 21723
RETURNED captive 20076
Same, Philadelphia 20677
A RHAPSODY 22100
RICHARDS, G. Political
passing bell 22116
ROSCOE, W. Wrongs of
Africa 21435
Rows, E. S. History of
Joseph 21438
SELECT poems 20698
SEWARD, A. Monody on
Major Andre" 21457
Same, New York 21458
SMITH, C. Elegiac sonnets 20711
SMITH, W. A Rhapsody 22046
SMITH, W. M. Poems 19994
SURVEY of man 22171
TAYLOR, E. Werter to
Charlotte 20741
Same, Baltimore 20742
Same, New York 20743
THOMSON, J. Britannia 21495
The Seasons 21495
TRUMBULL, J. M'Fingal 20754
TUCKER, St. G. Liberty 21508
The Knight and friars 20035
UNFORTUNATE lovers 19584
VERSES to E. Thomas 21545
VILLIERS, R. Richmond
garden 21547
WILKINSON, E. Wisdom 20886
Same, Hudson 21606
Same, Newport 21605
WOLCOT, J. Expostulary
odes 22287
Instructions to laureat 21615
The Lousiad 20156
Same, Philadelphia 22286
Poetical works 22288
Subjects for painters 22289
YOUNG, E. Last day 20169
Night thoughts 20904
Nocte cogitata 20170
Resignation 20171
MISCELLANY.
AMERICAN jest-book 21642
BOWEN, D. Stories and
bon mots 20241
FRENEAU, P. Miscellaneous
works 21097
JOHNSON, S. Beauties of
Johnson 20433
LATHROP, .T. Original pieces 19751
MARKOE, P. Algerine spy 20481
MEIER, G. F. Laughing
philosopher 21956
MERRY-FELLOW'S companion 21 043
MISCELLANIES 20526
THE MISCELLANY 21261
MORE, H. Essays 19810
STERNE, L. Beauties of
Sterne 22163
ORATORY.
FOURTH OF JULY ORATIONS.
1786 JONATHAN L. AUSTIN 19482
ENOS HITCHCOCK 19713
WILLIAM JACKSON 19733
1787 JOEL BARLOW 20219
JOHN BROOKS 20245
JAMES CAMPBELL 20259
DAVID DAGGETT 20314
ROBERT DAVIDSON 20317
THOMAS DAWES, JUN. 20318
ROBT. R. LIVINGSTON 20464
1788 SIMEON BALDWIN 20941
ENOS HITCHCOCK 21145
WILLIAM HULL 21155
HARRISON GRAY OTIS 21355
WILLIAM PIERCE 21393
JONATHAN M.SEWALL 21456
JAMES M. VARNUM 21538
1789 ASHBEL GREEN 21863
WILLIAM ROGERS 22120
SAMUEL STILLMAN 22165
SAMUEL WHITWELL 22279
POLYGRAPHY.
MAGAZINES.
AMERICAN Magazine 20191
AMERICAN Museum 20193
AMERICAN Musical Magazine 19945
ARMINIAN Magazine 21601
BOSTON Magazine 19519
CHILDREN'S Magazine 21734
CHRISTIAN'S scholar's and
farmer's Magazine 21735
COLUMBIAN Magazine 19565
GENTLEMEN and ladies
Magazine 21849
THE LOUNGER. 2v. 21929
MASSACHUSETTS Magazine 21955
Proposals 21492, 21493
NEW-JERSEY Magazine 19845
PHILADELPHIA Magazine 22068
PRISONER'S Magazine 22083
WORCESTER Magazine 20159
YOUNG man's Magazine 20174
YOUNG misses Magazine 20907
NEWSPAPERS.
ALBANY Gazette 19456
ALBANY Journal 20918
ALBANY Register 20919
AMERICAN Eagle 19976
AMERICAN Herald 19461
AMERICAN Herald of liberty 19462
AMERICAN Journal 19463
AMERICAN Mercury 19464
AMERICAN Price-current 19466
409
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
LITERA-
TURE
AMERICAN Recorder 19467
AUGUSTA Chronicle 21853
BERKSHIRE Chronicle 20969
BOSTON Gazette 19518
BRUNSWICK Gazette 19525
CARLISLE Gazette 19541
CHARLESTON Evening
Gazette 19550
CHARLESTON Morning Post 19551
CITY Gazette 20998
COLUMBIAN Herald 19564
CONNECTICUT Courant 19579
CONNECTICUT Gazette 19580
CONNECTICUT Journal 19581
CONTINENTAL Journal 19582
COUNTING house companion 19567
COUNTRY journal 19589
COURIER de Boston 21773
CUMBERLAND Gazette 19594
DAILY advertiser 19597
DELAWARE Courant 19605
DELAWARE Gazette 19606
EDENTON Intelligencer 21067
ESSEX Journal 19627
EVENING chronicle 20349
EXCHANGE advertiser 19632
FAIRFIELD Gazette 19033
FALMOUTH Gazette 19640
FEDERAL Gazette 21086
FEDERAL Herald 21085
FEDERAL Post 21088
FOWLE'S N.-H. Gazette 19652
FREEMAN'S journal 20372
FREEMAN'S oracle 19657
GAZETTE of Georgia 19663
GAZETTE of United States 21846
GENERAL-Postbothe 21848
GEORGIA Gazette 21108
GEORGIA State Gazette 19684
GERMANTAUNER Zeitung 19685
GOSHEN Repository 21862
HAMPSHIRE Chronicle 20401
HAMPSHIRE Gazette 19696
HAMPSHIRE Herald 19697
HARKISBURQH Journal 21875
HERALD of freedom 21141
HUDSON Gazette 19722
IMPARTIAL Gazetteer 21168
INDEPENDENT Chronicle 19727
INDEPENDENT Gazetteer 19728
INDEPENDENT Journal 19729
INDEPENDENT Ledger 19730
KENTUCKE Gazette 20442
LANCASTER Zeitung 20540
MARYLAND Chronicle 19774
MARYLAND Gazette (Green's) 19775
MARYLAND Gazette (Haves') 1977C
MARYLAND Journal 19777
MASSACHUSETTS Centinel 19796
MASSACHUSETTS Gazette 19797
MIDDLESEX Gazette 19801
MORNING Post 21977
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Gazette 19652
NEWHAMFSHIRE Gazetteer 21999
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Mercury 19826
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Recorder 20560
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Spy 19827
NEW-HAVEN Chronicle 19828
NEW-HAVEN Gazette 19829
NEW-JERSEY Gazette 19843
NEW- JERSEY Journal 19844
NEW- YORK Daily Gazette 21322
NEW- YORK Gazetteer
(Kollock's) 19856
NEW- YORK Gazetteer
(Carroll's) 19858
NEW- YORK Journal 19859
NEW- YORK Morning post 198(iO
NEW- YORK Museum 21325
NEW-YORK Packet 19861
NEW-YORK Price-current 19862
NEW- YORK Weekly Museum 21328
NEWPORT Herald 20587
NEWPORT Mercury 19864
NORFOLK Chronicle 22030
NORFOLK Gazette 22031
NORFOLK Journal 19868
NORTH-CAROLINA Chronicle 22040
NORTHERN centinel 20597
NORWICH Packet 19872
OSBORNE'S N.-H. Spy 22047
PALLADIUM of freedom 20612
PENNSYLVANIA Gazette 19905
PENNSYLVANIA Herald 19906
PENNSYLVANIA Journal 19907
PENNSYLVANIA Mercury 19908
PENNSYLVANIA Packet 19909
PHILADELPHISCHE Corres-
pondenz 19664
PITTSBURG Gazette 19927
PLYMOUTH Journal 19928
POLITICAL intelligencer 19929
POUGHKEEPSIE Journal 22077
PRINCETON Packet 19939
PROVIDENCE Gazette 19944
READINGER Zeitung 21984
SALEM Chronicle 19975
SALEM Mercury 19976
SOUTH-CAROLINA Chronicle 20719
SOUTH-CAROLINA Gazette 19999
SOUTH-CAROLINA State
Gazette 20000
STATE Gazette of N. C. 20004
STATE Gazette of S. C. 20005
THOMAS'S Massachusetts Spy 20019
THE TIMES 22184
TRENTON Mercury 20753
UNITED STATES Chronicle 20092
VERMONT Gazette 20099
VERMONT Journal 20100
VIRGINIA Centinel 21560
VIRGINIA Chronicle 20115
VIRGINIA Gazette (Bartgis') 20847
VIRGINIA Gazette (Dixon's) 20111
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hanson's)22230
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hayes') 20114
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hunter's) 20112
VIRGINIA Gazette (Nicol-
son's) 20113
VIRGINIA Herald 20848
VIRGINIA Journal 20116
WEEKLY Monitor 20131
WESTERN Star 22276
WILMINGTON Centinel 21609
LAW.
AUSTIN, B. Practice of law 19481
BABCOCK, E. Index to Conn-
ecticut statutes 19484
BULLER, F. Trials at nisi
prius 20987
GILBERT, G. Lawofevidence 21113
KIRBY, E. Connecticut
Reports 21914
MACLAINE, A. Charges
against judges of North-
Carolina 20594
MASSACHUSETTS. Limit of
personal actions 20509
NEW YORK. Court fees 22015
Insolvency 21306
Mercantile laws 21317
Ten pound act 22017
PARKER, J. Conductor
generalis 21358
Same, New York 21359
PENNSYLVANIA. Poor laws 21364
Judgements in admiralty 22053
State vs. E. Oswald 21363
Supreme Court practice 20633
SOUTH CAROLINA. Install-
ment law 20717
SOUTH CAROLINA Justice of
peace 21472
UNITED STATES. Consular
convention with France 21525
Copyright bill 22192
Court of appeal 20046
Courts-martial 20061
Courts maritime 20075
Judicial courts 21511
Treaty with France 19661
20056, 20065
SCI-
ENCES
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
410
UNITED STATES, cont.
Treaty with Great Britain 19575
19661, 20056, 20064-, 21948
Treaty with Netherlands 20056
20065
Treaty with Portugal 20056
20065
Treaty with Prussia 19661
20087, 20088, 20089
Treaty with Morocco 20789
Treaty with Spain 19926, 20065
Treaty with Sweden 20056
20065
YOUNG clerk's magazine 21623
YOUNG clerk's vade mecurn 20906
TRIALS 20275-, 20825, 21724
21976
STATE laws. See Author-Index.
POLITICAL SCIENCE.
CIVIL government 19470, 19666
19667, 19674, 19880, 19970
20039, 20058, 20176-, 20179
20202, 20248-, 20357-, 20367
20454-, 20405, 20649-, 20757
20767, 20769, 20775-, 20887
20908, 20911, 21518, 21911
CONSTITUTIONS. See Author-Index.
WORKS on U. S. Constitution 20248
20454-, 20591, 20618-, 20625
20630, 20649, 20669, 20678
20790, 20807, 20824, 20839
20842, 20865, 20871-, 20889
~20913-, 20935, 20941, 21028
21041, 21055, 21111-, 21117
21119, 21125, 21127, 21131
21145, 21167, 21172-, 21175
21197, 21220, 21242, 21263
21310, 21312-, 21337, 21341
21344, 21365, 21372, 21386
21414, 21429, 21431, 21405
21469-, 21520, 21551-, 21555
21559, 21971, 22037, 22039
22109, 22225
POLITICAL methods 19451, 19724
20025, 20047, 20572, 20645
20983, 21017, 21329, 21350
21478, 21500-, 21732, 21736
21838, 21855, 21871-, 21886
21887, 21896, 21969-, 22071
22087, 22089, 22116, 22185
22222, 22237
POLITICAL rights 19539, 20091
20379, 20380, 20427, 20457
20614, 20687, 21243, 21341
21032, 22088
FREEDOM of press 21363, 21725
WAR and peace 21505, 21614
22194
POST Office 20777
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
POPULATION 19822, 19916
COMMERCE and trade 19497
19566-, 19592-, 19642, 19644
19784, 19921, 20036, 20053
20086, 20283, 20306, 20573
20579, 20870, 21008, 21281
21747, 21774, 21822, 21954
VENDUES 19873, 21153, 21362
21865
FINANCE 19521, 19683, 19771
19904, 20016, 20037, 20044
20059, 20062, 20072, 20080
20082-, 20168, 20470, 20694
20755-, 20760-, 20763, 20773
20784-, 21221, 21516, 21519
21532, 21534, 21546. 21554
21958, 22042, 22110, 22199
22205-, 22213
MINT 20042, 20073, 20074
COINAGE 20050, 20758
MONET 19497, 19549, 19823
19880, 20024, 20051, 20093
20105, 20129, 20154-, 20403
20894, 20922, 21698
BANKING 19497, 19553, 19583
19591, 19880, 19884, 20129
20238, 20307, 20653
PRICES 19862
TAXATION 19552, 19577, 19670
19782, 19785, 19795, 19871
20038, 20043, 20045, 20048
20051, 20060, 20069, 20081
20084-, 20508, 20590, 20634
20635, 20686, 21249, 21291
21336, 21950, 22107
DUTIES 19681, 20040, 20078
20783, 21309, 21901, 21941
22058, 22129, 22193, 22198
22294
IMPORTATION 19682, 19716
19786, 21308, 21311, 22108
EXCISE 19476, 19577, 19678
19682, 19786, 19882, 19892
19903, 19957, 22258
PROPERTY 19654, 19673, 19676
19677, 19679, 19958, 19997
21835, 22148, 22273
LANDS 19675, 19680, 19794
19850, 20447-, 20759, 21244
21513-, 21521, 21533, 21957
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
CRIME and criminals 19547
19635-, 19693, 19695, 19959
20182-, 20188, 20264, 20275
20299-, 20644, 20689, 20701
20721, 20955, 20974, 21216
21487-, 21510, 21545, 21598
21976, 22083, 22235-
IMPRISONMENT 19610, 19914
21388, 22083
TEMPERANCE 19744, 20690
21503, 22129
CHARITY 19516, 20450, 21156
21157-, 21307, 21410, 21452
21825, 21895
SLAVERY 19561, 20274, 20376
20400, 20636, 20981, 20993
21001, 21209, 21381, 21435
21479, 21739, 21807, 21864
21940, 22057, 22114
WOMAN 19694, 20003, 20119
20359, 20362, 20399, 20691
20895, 21029, 21120, 21184
21395, 21708, 21831, 21866
MARRIAGE 19679, 21076, 21506
SOCIAL ethics 19611, 19613
19614, 19651, 19769, 19807
19832, 20002, 20028, 20148
20337-, 20363, 20528, 20617
20953, 21061-, 21194-, 21271
21985, 22157-
INSURANCE 20580, 22048
SOCIETIES 20581, 21147, 21390
21410, 22019, 22182
SOCIETY OP CINCINNATI 19713
19733, 19803, 19996, 20219
20245, 20259, 20464, 20714
21155, 21160, 22279
FREEMASONS 19450, 19496
19993, 20210, 20258, 20647
21273, 21463, 21497, 21798
21823, 21836-, 21931, 21968
22164
SCIENCES AND ARTS.
GENERAL works
20695, 21651
MATHEMATICS
21260, 21568,
ARITHMETICS
19977, 20335,
21445, 21447,
21928, 22127,
PHYSICS 19746,
ASTRONOMY
19465, 19520
20740,
21822,
19513,
21116,
21448,
22128,
20308,
20973
22173
19943
21394
21697
22290
21333
20261
411
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
SCI-
ENCES
19469
21654
19472 Ew
20o ,
ALMANACS.
AMERICANISCHER Haus,
1787-1790 19468
AMERICANISCHER Stadt,
1787-1790
AMES, PHILOMATH N., 1790
ANDREWS, R., S.-C., 1787
Virginia, 1787-1790 19473
BAILEY, F. Miniature, 1786
Counting-house, 1786
Pocket, 1787-1790
BALLOON, 1787-1790
BEERS, A., 1789-1790
Columbian, 1788-1790 20225
Loudon's, 1786-1787 19499
BULLARD, S., 1788-1790 20255
CARLETON, O., 1790 21726
CAROLINA, 1787 19542
COLUMBIAN, 1790
COPERNICUS, 1789
DABOLL, N., 1787-1790
DELAWARE, 1788
ELLICOTT, A., 1787-1790
ELLSWORTH, S., 1788
FATHER TAMMANY'S, 1787
Pocket, 1787
FEDERAL, 1789
Sheet, 1790
FERGUSON, S., 1790
FLEET'S, 1787-1790
FOLGER, W. .TUN., 1790
FOLSOM.J.W., 1789
Fox.T., 1787-1790
FREEBETTER, D., 1788
GAINE, H., 1787-1790
GEORGE, D., 1787
GLEASON, E., 1787-1790 19686
GODDARD,W., 1787-1790 19687
GREEN, T., 1786-1790 19596
HALL, S., 1789 21126
Hocn-DEUTSCHE,1787-1790 19715
HUTCHINS, A., 1790 21900
HUTCHINS, J. N., 1787-1790 19725
JUDD, E. W., 1787 19741
Barber's, 1788-1789 21178
Connecticut, 1788-1789 20437
New-York, 1788-1789
Sheet, 1787
Stoddard's, 1788-1790
United States, 1788-1789 20439
KENTUCKE, 1788-1790 20441
LADY'S, 1786 19748
LELAND, J., 1790 21921
Low, N., 1787-1790 19760
Pocket, 1787-1790 19649
York, 1788-1789 20467
MELCHER, J., 1786 19798
MIDDLESEX, 1787-1790
MOORE, T., 1787-1790
Sheet, 1787-1790
NEUE Landwirthschafts,
1788-1790
1790
> 1787
NEW Virginia, 1787
OSBORNE, G. J., 1787-1789
PENNSYLVANIA, 1789-1790
Pocket, 1787
"iTTSBURG, 1787
2<m7 PooR RICHARD, 1789-1790
POOR ROBIN, 1788-1790
POOR WILL'S, 1787-1790
Pocket, 1787-1790
RITTENHOCSE, D., 1787
SAUNDERS, R., 1787-1790
o^To SEWALL, D., 1787-1790
SOUTHERN, 1787-1788
STEARNS, S., 1787-1790
STODDARD, A., 1787-1790
STRONG, N., 1787-1789
Astronomical, 1787-1790
Stafford's, 1787-1790
THOMAS, I., 1787-1790
THOMAS, W., 1790
THORNTON, E., 1788-1790
2l28l'!TlMK' MARK> 1787-1790
19649 TOBLER, J., 1787-1790
91Soft TRUEMAN, T., 1787
*1OOV -_T ,-, f ..-.nrt 4 l*nn
9in9!ll VAN CUELEN, J., 1789-1790
VERBESSERTE, 1787-1790
VIRGINIA, 1787-1790
iQfi«i i WARING, W. New- Jersey
JOB™ 1788-1790
Poor Will's, 1787-1790
Pocket, 1787-1790
Poulson's, 1789-1790
Town and countryman's,
1788
WEATHERWISE, A.,
1787-1790
Federal, 1788-1790
Genuine, 1790
Town and country,
1787-1790
WEBSTER, C. R., 1787-1790
WEBSTER, Z., 1789
WEST, B., 1787
Astronomical, 1788-1790
Bickerstaff's, 1788-1789
Bickerstaff's Boston,
1788-1790
Bickerstaff'a Genuine,
1787-1789
Bickerstaff's Genuine and
correct, 1787
19800
19808
19809
20538
22007
19848
19849
19879
21374
19910
20652
21400
20656
20120
20121
19965
19978
19983
20001
20007
20009
20012
20013
20014
19686
22179
20747
20023
20026
20034
21536
20095
20110
20852
20120
20121
21572
20855
20124
20860
22253
20125
20127
21586
20132
20874
20875
20876
20134
20135
WEST, B., eont.
Bickerstaff's Genuine
Boston, 1787 20136
Bickerstaff's Improved,
1790 22271
Bickerstaff's New-England,
1787
20137
New-England, 1787-1790 21138
Sheet, 1789 21595
North-American,
1787-1790 20139
North & South Carolina,
1787 20140
R. I. Sheet, 1787-1789 20141
Wheeler's, 1787-1790 20139
WORKMAN, B., 1787 20160
Father Tammany's,
1788-1790 20897
Federal, 1790 22293
Pennsylvania, 1788-1790 20898
Pocket, 1787 20161
Virginia, 1790 22295
YOUNG, W. P., 1788 20905
SOLAR system 21118, 21721
ECLIPSES 19488
METEOROLOGY 21081, 21960
GEOLOGY 20527
ZOOLOGY 20435, 20444, 21174
21252, 21399, 22221
ANTHROPOLOGY 20712
MEDICINE.
ARMSTRONG, J. Art of
preserving health 20204
BARD, S. Uterine hemor-
rhagies 20951
BUCHAN,W. Domestic
medicine 21715
Family physician 20251
BUCHANAN, G. De causis
respirationis 21716
Typhus fever 21717
CORNARO, L. Long life 21026
CULLEN,W. Materia medica 21775
Physiology 21033
CURRIE,W. Autumnal fever 21777
GUELDENSTAEDT, J. A. Con-
sumption 21123
HOPKINSON, F. Oration to
students in anatomy 21892
HUNTER, J. Venereal
disease 20421
JACKSON, H. Sore throat 19732
LATERRIEHE, P. DE S.
Puerperal fever 21915
THEOL-
OGY
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
412
MICHKAU, P. Hernia
humoralis 21256
MILLER, E. De physconia
splenica 21964
MITCHILL, 3. L. Absorbent
tubes 20527
NEW HAVEN. Medical
Society. Cases 21296
PEABSON, W. Mixed fever 22049
PHILADELPHIA Dispensary 19917
REVIVIFICATION of J.Taylor 21487
RIGBY, E. Uterine haemor-
rhage 19964
RUSH, B. Effects of liquors 20690
Harrogate mineral water 19971
Inoculating for small-pox 22123
Medical inquiries 22128
Medicine among Indians 22122
Physical causes on morals 19972
Same, 2d edition 19973
SMELLIE.W. Midwifery 19992
SWEDIAUK, F. X. Venereal
complaints 21486
TREATISE on gonorrhoea 20752
UNITED STATES. Invalid
establishment 21512, 22197
WATERHOUSE, B. Practice
of medicine 20123
WATERS, N. B. De scarla-
tina cynanchica 21575
WESLEY, J. Primitive physic 21588
Same, Trenton 21589
Same, Philadelphia 22265
WILLIAMS, Dr. — Last
legacy 22280
USEFUL ARTS.
GENERAL works 19990, 20749
PATENTS 21568, 22051
WEIGHTS and measures 21618
21698
AGRICULTURE 19497, 19522
20599, 21389, 21397, 21471
21774, 22067
HORTICULTURE 20722
FARRIERY 20222
FISHERIES 21345
SHEEP 21699
TANNING 19703
GLASS 20189
BUILDING 20027, 20082
ENGINEERING 20480
ROADS 21369
MANUFACTURES 19483, 19497
20305, 20637, 21219, 21627
21774, 22085
MILITARY art
19783, 19851
20061, 20076-, 20090, 20547
20574, 20762, 20774, 20780
20832, 21107, 21318, 21528
21530-, 22038, 22209-
NAVAL art 19534, 19559, 19612
19692, 19784, 19890, 20103
20396-, 20436, 20998, 21319
STEAM vessels 20954, 21032
21092-, 21439-, 22051
FIRES 19918-, 21858, 22125
RECREATIVE arts
DANCING
21268
21121, 21222
THEATRE 19474, 19490-, 20217
20943, 21813
FINE arts 20479
Music 19691, 19920, 19945
CHRIST 19712, 20151, 20704
214(il, 21639, 21783
SIN
MORAL agency
19618, 21860
19615, 19617
20705, 21603, 21961
SALVATION 19631, 19991, 21361
21663, 21961
CHRISTOLOGY
20360, 21391, 21422
19765, 19987
ATONEMENT
19948, 20214
GRACE 20278, 20970, 21694
21742, 22278
REGENERATION
CONVERSION
FAITH
JUSTIFICATION
SANCTIFICATION
20246, 20611, 20646, 20674 [ REPENTANCE
20916, 21103, 21152, 21 190 (SACRAMENTS
21377, 21421, 21462, 21629 | 21670, 21694, 21923
20970, 21361
20710
21638
21218, 211)80
21218
21803
19706, 19982
21841, 21877, 21893, 22069
22142
SONGS 19750, 20461, 20930
20996, 21089, 21119, 21152
21420, 21628, 21660, 22093
22094-, 22164
PHILOSOPHY.
MORAL philosophy 20174, 20263
21164, 21356, 21683
LOGIC 22246
PSYCHOLOGY 21942
SUPERSTITIONS 20351
DREAMS and visions 20162
20355, 21620, 21824, 22248
THEOLOGY.
EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY.
THE BIBLE, and parts. See Author-
Index.
AIDS tn exegesis 19457, 19506
19507, 20920
PROPHECY 20364, 20589, 21102
APOLOGETIC THEOLOGY.
NATURAL religion
20158
BAPTISM 19923-, 19985, 20422
20921, 20976-, 21075, 21140
21334, 21604, 21607, 22115
INFANT-BAPTISM 21898, 21917
22174
RESURRECTION 19702
JUDGMENT 19460, 20368, 21834
FUTURE state 20150, 20453
HEAVEN 20355, 21620, 21824
HELL 19737
MILLENNIUM 21070
ANTI-CHRIST 19875
CONTROVERSIES.
ARIANISM
20473
BAPTIST CHURCH 20976, 21665
21919
CATHOLICISM 19967, 21491
21705-, 21730-
CONGREGATIONALISM 20266
DUNKERS 21211
EPHRATA Community 19558
FRIENDS, or Quakers 19523
19659-, 19924-, 20309, 20378
20449, 20950, 20981, 21003
21031, 21099-, 21391, 21415
21668, 21742, 21842-
LUTHERANISM 19628
METHODISM 21661, 21961, 22278
ATHEISM 21065, 21066 PRESBYTERIANISM 19478-, 19935
DEISM 20706, 20707, 21361 20207-, 20417, 21659, 21662
19452
REVELATION
CHRISTIAN evidences
20431, 21800, 21904
20223
DOCTRINAL THEOLOGY.
SYSTEMATIC works 19616, 21114
GOD
21679, 21967, 22079
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
19495, 19516, 19767, 19876
19981, 20145, 20979, 21217
21452, 21710-, 21975, 22141
22149
19708, 21413 REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH 21636
413
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
THEOL-
OGY
SHAKERS
19757
ECCLESIASTICAL THEOLOGY.
SWEDKNBORGIANISM 20737, 22172 POLITY and discipline
UNITED BRETHREN 22155[ 33079 22133
UNIVERSALISM 19452, 19737 1 TOLERATION 20017
li.091, 20150, 20203, 20713 20108 20613 £w
PAPACY
CHURCH government
20950 CHURCH membership
20533 i 20933, 20975, 21916,
CONFESSIONS OF FAITH.
FRIENDS, Society of
METHODIST CHURCH
21253, 21961
PBESBYTEHIAN CHURCH 20658
22079
REFORMED DUTCH CHUKCH 20411
CATECHISMS.
AMERICAN Independent 21641
BARCLAY, H. Catechism 20950
CATECHISM for children 21397
CATECHISM for youths 21397
CATECHISM for negroes 21397
ENGLAND, Church of 19624
20345, 21409
HEIDELBERGU Catechism 21688
22091-
KING'S Chapel. Catechism 19517
LUTHER, M. Catechism us 19761
20468
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. B. C. Buch 21812
MASTER catechising 20520
KEFORMKD GERMAN CHURCH
19947, 21419
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 19967
WATTS, I. First, and Second
22168
WORSHIP 19982,
22079, 22223
LITURGIES 19546,
21794
PRAYER
20990,
21576,
SABBATH
FASTS and feasts
19787, 19790,
20152, 20294,
20503-, 20507.
20939,
21702,
20213
20102
21030
20979
19985
21923
20417, 21967
19629, 19940
SINGING
20181,
20956,
21453,
Catechism
Short Catechism
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY
Larger Catechism
Shorter Catechism 20143,
21577
21576
22079
... 21600
22079 and New-England Primer.
WILLISON,J. Mother's Cate-
chism 20888, 21611-, 22281
ETHICAL THEOLOGY.
AFFLICTION 21162, 21610
CASUISTRY 19707
CHILDREN 19454, 19734, 21620
21630, 22284-
PRACTICAL religion 19586-, 20008
20162, 20174, 20339, 20355
20M59, 20893, 20895, 20990
20997, 21036, 21059-, 21063
21069, 21183, 21189, 21196
21332, 21351, 21398, 21418
21509, 2J656, 21720, 21826
21885, 21S91, 21906, 21918
22028, 22050, 22080, 22082
22131, 2215G, 22247
PSALMODY 19512,
20228-, 20673,
21193, 21416,
21685-, 21695
HYMNS 19493,
19628, 19726,
20271, 20391,
20588, 20858,
20989-, 21002,
21201, 21254,
21436, 21467,
21576, 21578,
21877, 22099,
19768, 20284, 20477
21074, 21124, 21409
21870
21613, 22144
19578, 19709
19824-, 20146
20451, 20502
20836, 20891
21018-, 21236-, 21761
21946-, 22134, 22211
19563, 19630, 19752
20186, 20432, 20452
21177, 21193, 21416
21485, 21841, 22264
19749, 19940
20962-, 21177
21485, 21684
1950S-, 19562
20230-, 20235
20405-, 20495
20890, 20963
21130,
21398,
21484,
21166
21409
21567
21686-, 21841
22136, 22244
PASTORAL THEOLOGY.
THE MINISTRY 19471, 19700
19738, 19755, 20478, 20529
20933, 21507, 21782, 21876
22141, 22146-
MAINTENANCE 21410
ORDINATION SERMONS.
ALEXANDER, CALEB. By N.
Enimons 19621
ALLYN, JOHN. By S. West 22274
ANDREWS, JOHN. By T.
Hilliard 21888
AVERY, DAVID. By N.
Enimons 19623
BANCROFT, AARON. By T.
Barnard 19494
CHANNING, HENRY TREVETT.
By E. Stiles 20730
CHASE, AMOS. By L. Hart 21133
| DAMON, JUDE. By J. Bridge 20242
DAWES, EBENEZER. By W.
Shaw 21460
ESTABROOK, JOSEPH. By J.
Clark 20999
EVANS, ISRAEL. By J.
Eckley 21806
GOODRICH, SAMUEL. By E.
Goodrich 20394
GREEN, ASHBEL. By J.
Ewing 20350
GREEN, BENJAMIN. By J.
Cushing 21035
GREENE, ZACHARIAH. By A.
Lewis 21199
HALL, WILLIAM. By P.
Adams 21626
HARRIS, WALTER. By N.
Emmons 21809
HOLMES, ABIEL. By L. Hart 20407
KELLOGG, ELIJAH. By P.
Thacher 21490
LEONARD, ELIJAH. By P.
Fobes 21829
MOUSE, JKDIDIAH. By J.
Belknap 21673
OLIVER, DANIEL. By J.
French 20374
PATTEN, WILLIAM. By L.
Hart 19702
ROBINSON, JOHN. By N.
Emmons 21810
SMITH, ZEPHANIAH H. By
C. Strong 20011
STORRS, RICHARD SALTEH.
By J. Storrs 20010
STRONG, JONATHAN. By E.
Judson 21908
TAYLOR, JOHN. By N.
Atwater 20211
THURSTON, BENJAMIN. By
J. Allen 19458
WARE, HENRY. By T.
Hilliard 21143
WHIPPLE, ENOCH. By Z.
Adams 20912
WHITMAN, KILBOHN. By J.
Reed 21417
WILLARD, JOHN. By J.
Hubbard 19721
THEOL-
OGY
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
414
WILLARD, JOSEPH. By C.
Prentice 19934
WOLCOTT, SOLOMON. By N.
Perkins 19119
WOOLWORTH, AARON. By
S. Buell 30936
SERMONS, Collections 20537
21064, 21275, 21347, 21361
21404, 21443, 22150
ARTILLERY ELECTION
SERMONS.
1788 DAVID OSGOOD 21353
1789 THOMAS BARNARD 21669
ELECTION SERMONS — •
CONNECTICUT.
1786 LEVI HART 19699
1787 ELIZUR GOODRICH 20393
1788 JOSIAH WHITNEY 21601
1789 AMMI R. ROBBINS 22118
ELECTION SERMONS —
MASSACHUSETTS.
1786 SAMUEL WEST 20142
1787 DAVID LYMAN 20469
1788 DAVID PARSONS 21360
1789 JOSIAH BRIDGE 21713
ELECTION SERMONS-
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1786 SAMUEL HAVEN
1787 JOSEPH BUCKMINS-
TER, JUN.
1788 SAMUEL LANGDON
ELECTION SERMONS-
VERMONT.
1785 ASA BURTON
1786 PBLATIAH CHAPIN
1787 LYMAN POTTER
1788 ELIJAH SILL
DUDLEIAN LECTURES-
HARVARD.
1786 WILLIAM SYMMES
1787 SIMEON HOWARD
1788 TIMOTHY HILLIARD
1789 JASON HAVEN
CHURCH HISTORY.
BOSTON. Catholic Church
CHARLESTON BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
CHARLESTON. Congrega-
tional Church 20266,
CHARTIERS, Presbyterian
Church
19705
20253
21192
19536
n. p.
21401
n. p.
n. p.
n. p.
21142
n. p.
21704
20995
30416
216G2
GEORGIA BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 20944
KEHOKEE BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 21910
MIDDLEBOHOUGH. Second
Baptist Church 20746
MIDWAY. Congregational
Church 20407
NEW YORK BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 20218
NEW YORK. Trinity Church 21321
NEWBURYPORT. First Church SI 507
NEWPORT. Trinity Church 21450
21709, 22130"
PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION 22064
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 21402
21403, 22078
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
19941-, 20666-, 21408, 22084
SHAFTSBURY BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 19984, 21459, 22138
STONINGTON BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 20731, 22167
WARREN BAPTIST ASSOCIA-
TION 20122, 20856, 21573
23343-
MISSIONS 30201, 20835, 23155
415
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
1786
to
1789
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
CONNECTICUT, 1709, A. D.
CHESHIRE, 1782.
DANIEL HOPKINS, Engraver. 1786.
WILLIAM LAW, Printer. 1786.
DANBURY, 1789.
NATHAN DOUGLAS, Printer and Publisher. Na-
than Douglas and Edwards Ely, near the
Court-House, 1789.
EDWARDS ELY, Printer. Douglas and Ely, 1789.
FAIRFIELD, 1786.
PETER BULKELEY, Printer. 1. Miller, Forgue
and Bulkeley, 1787. 2. Forgue and Bulkeley,
1787-1789.
FRANCIS FOROUE, Printer and Publisher. 1. Mil-
ler and Forgue, 1786-1787. 2. Miller, Forgue
and Bulkeley, 1787. 3. Forgue and Bulkeley,
at their Printing-Office, near the Meeting-
House, 1787-1789.
STEPHEN MILLER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Miller and Forgue, at their Printing-Office,
near the Meeting-House, 1786-1787. 2. Mil-
ler, Forgue and Bulkeley, at their Printing-
office, near the Meeting-House, 1787.
FARMINGTON.
JOEL ALLEN, Engraver. 1786.
GOSHEN, 1789.
DAVID MANDEVILLE, Printer and Publisher.
Near the Court-House, 1789.
HARTFORD, 1764.
ELISHA BABCOCK, Printer and Publisher. 1. Bar-
low and Babcock, 1786. 2. Elisha Babcock,
1787-1789.
JOEL BARLOW, Editor. 1. Barlow and Babcock,
1786. 2. Author-Bookseller, 1787.
GEORGE GOODWIN, Printer. Hudson and Good-
win, 1786-1789.
BARZILLAI HUDSON, Printer and Publisher. Hud-
son and Goodwin, near [a few rods north of]
the Bridge, 1786-1789.
NATHANIEL PATTEN, Printer and Bookseller. At
his Printing-Office, near [ten rods north of]
the Court-House, and directly opposite the
North Meeting-House, 1786-1789.
LITCHPIELD, 1784.
CHARLES ADAM, Printer. 1. Collier and Adam,
1788-1789. 2. Binder and Bookseller, 1789.
THOMAS COLLIER, Printer and Publisher. 1. In
the south end of the Court-House, 1786. 2.
Near [a few rods west of] the Court-House,
1786-1788. 3. Collier and Adam, 1788-1789.
4. Thomas Collier, in the lower room of the
Court-House, 1789.
MlDDLETOWN, 1785.
THOMAS GREEN, Printer. Woodward and Green,
1786-1789.
MOSES HAWKINS WOODWARD, Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1. Woodward and Green, a few rods
north of the Post-Office, 1786-1789. 2. Moses
H. Woodward, 1789.
NEW HAVEN, 1754.
ISAAC BEERS, Bookseller. 1788-1789.
DANIEL BOWEN, Printer and Publisher. 1. Meigs,
Bowen and Dana, 1786. 2. Daniel Bowen,
opposite the Chapel, in Chapel-Street, [near
the College,] 1786-1787.
ELEUTHEROS DANA, Printer. 1. Meigs, Bowen
and Dana, 1786. 2. Meigs and Dana, 1786-
1787.
AMOS DOOLITTLE, Engraver and Bookseller.
1786-1788.
SAMUEL GREEN, Printer. T. and S. Green, 1786-
1789.
THOMAS GREEN, Printer and Publisher. T. and
S. Green, opposite the Post-Office, 1786-1789.
SIMEON JOCELIN, Author-Bookseller. 1786-1789.
JOSIAH MEIGS, Printer and Publisher. 1. Meigs,
Bowen and Dana, a few rods west of the Col-
lege, in Chapel-Street, 1786. 2. Meigs and
Dana, in Chapel-Street, 1786-1787. 3. Josiah
Meigs, at the south corner of the Green, front-
ing the Market, 1787-1789. 4. Academiss
Typographi, 1786-1788.
ABEL MORSE, Printer and Bookseller. 1786-
1789.
DANIEL READ, Author-Bookseller. In Broadway,
1786-1788.
NEW LONDON, 1709.
SAMUEL GREEN, Printer. Timothy Green and
Son, 1789.
THOMAS C. GREEN, Bookseller. 1788.
TIMOTHY GUEEN, 3d, Printer and Publisher. 1.
At the north-west corner of the Parade, 1786-
1789. 2. Timothy Green and Son, at the
north-west corner of the Parade, 1789.
NORWICH, 1773.
JOHN TRUMBULL, Printer and Publisher. Near
the Meeting-House, 1786-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
DELAWARE, 1761, A. D.
WILMINGTON, 1761.
JAMES ADAMS, Printer and Bookseller. 1. In
High-Street, 1786-1788. 2. James Adams and
Sons, 1788-1789.
JAMES ADAMS, JUNIOR, Printer. 1. With Samuel
Adams, 1786. 2. James Adams and Sons,
1788-1789.
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416
JOHN ADAMS, Printer. Samuel and John Adams,
1786-1789.
SAMUEL ADAMS, Printer. 1. With James Adams,
junior, 1786. 2. Samuel and John Adams, in
High-Street, 1786-1789. 3. Samuel and John
Adams, in Market-Street, nearly opposite the
Post-Office, 1789.
FREDERICK CKAIG, Printer and Publisher. Fred-
erick Craig and Company, at their Office in
Market-Street, three doors below the Indian
King, 1787-1789.
JACOB A. KILLEN, Printer and Publisher. Jacob
A. Killen and Company, on the west side of
Market-Street, between Third and High-
Streets, 1786-1787.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
EAST FLORIDA, 1784, A. D.
ST. AUGUSTINE, 1784.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
GEORGIA, 1762, A. D.
AUGUSTA, 1786.
JOHN ERDMAN SMITH, Printer and Publisher.
Printer to the State, 1786-1789.
SAVANNAH, 1762.
JAMES JOHNSTON, Printer and Publisher. In
Broughton-Street, 1786-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
KENTUCKY, 1787, A. D.
LEXINGTON, 1787.
FIELDING BRADFORD, Printer. John, and Field-
ing Bradford, 1787-1789.
JOHN BRADFORD, Printer and Publisher. John,
and Fielding Bradford, at their Printing-
office in Main-Street, 1787-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 1785, A. D.
FALMOUTH, 1785.
BENJAMIN TITCOMB, Printer and Publisher. Tit-
comb and Wait, 1786.
THOMAS BAKER WAIT, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Titcomb and Wait, 1786. 2. Thomas B.Wait,
at his Office, in Middle-Street, 1786.
PORTLAND, 1786.
THOMAS BAKER WAIT, Printer and Publisher.
1. In Middle-Street, 1786-1789. 2. Opposite
the Haymarket, 1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
MARYLAND, 1726, A. D.
ANNAPOLIS, 1726.
FREDERICK GREEN, Printer and Publisher. 1.
F. and S. Green, at the Post-Office, Francis-
Street, 1786-1789. 2. Frederick Green, Prin-
ter to the State, 1786-1789.
SAMUEL GREEN, Printer. F. and S. Green, 1786-
1789.
BALTIMORE, 1765.
JAMES ANGELL, Printer. Goddard and Angell.
1789.
RICHARD BOWEN, Printer. Murphy and Bowen,
1787.
WILLIAM GODDARD, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Goddard and Langworthy, at their Printing-
office in Public-Alley, near Market-Street,
1786. 2. William Goddard, at his Printing-
office in the house of the late Dr. John Ste-
venson, in Market-Street, 1787-1789. 3. W.
Goddard and James Angell, 1789.
JOHN HAYES, Printer and Publisher. 1. In Mar-
ket-Street, at the corner of St. Paul's Lane,
1786. 2. In Light-Lane, next door to Mr.
Grant's Fountain-Inn, 1786. 3. In Market-
Street, at the corner of Market and Calvert-
Streets, 1786-1789.
EDWARD LANGWORTHY, Printer. Goddard and
Langworthy, 1786.
MAURICE MURPHY, Printer and Publisher. Mau-
rice Murphy and Richard Bowen, 1787.
RICE, Bookseller. Rice and Company, 1789.
FREDERICK TOWN, 1779.
JOHN FREDERICK AMELUNG, Author-Bookseller.
1787.
MATTHIAS BARTGIS, Printer and Publisher. At
the English and German Printing-Office,
1786-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
MASSACHUSETTS, 1639, A. D.
ATTLEBOROUGH, 1777.
BOSTON, 1675.
THOMAS ADAMS, Printer. Adams and Nourse,
Printers to the honourable General Court of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at their
Office, opposite the new Court-House, Court-
Street, 1786-1789.
JOHN WINCOLL ALLEN, Printer and Publisher.
1. Samuel Hall and John W. Allen, 1787. 2.
John Wincoll Allen, at his Office, in Ann-
Street, near the Conduit, 1787. 3. John W.
Allen, State-Street, corner of Kilby-Street,
1787-1788. 4. At his Office, the north side of
the State-House, in State- Street, 1788.
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1786
to
1789
EBENEZKR T. ANDREWS, Printer. Thomas and
Andrews, 1789.
LORINQ ANDREWS, Printer. Freeman and An-
drews, 1788-1789.
WILLIAM BARRETT, Printer and Publisher. At
his Office, Sign of the Eagle, and directly op-
posite the Rev. Mr. Thacher's Meeting-House,
Brattle-Street, 1785-1786.
E. BATTELLK, Bookseller. State-Street, near the
State-House, 1786-1787.
WILLIAM BILLINGS, Author-Bookseller. At hig
house near the Liberty-pole, 1786.
JOHN BOYLE, Printer and Bookseller. At the
Printing-Office in Marlborough-Street, 1786-
1789.
CHARLES CAMBRIDGE, Printer and Bookseller.
1. In Quaker-Lane, 1786-1789. 2. J. White
and C. Cambridge, 1789.
OSQOOD CARLETON, Map-Publisher. InhisSchool,
near Oliver's Dock, 1789.
MATTHEW CLARK, Map-Publisher. 1789.
NATHANIEL COVERLT, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. 1. At the corner of Back-Street,
leading to Charles-River Bridge, 1788-1789.
2. Coverly and Hoyt, at the corner of Back-
Street, 1789.
EDWARD DRAPER, Printer and Bookseller. 1786-
1787.
BENJAMIN EDES, Printer and Publisher. 1. Ben-
jamin Edes and Son, No. 42, Cornhill, 1786-
1787. 2. No. 49, Marlborough-Street, 1787-
1789. 3. No. 7, State-Street, 1789.
BENJAMIN EDES, JUNIOR, Printer. Benjamin
Edes and Son, 1786-1789.
PETER EDES, Printer and Publisher. 1. In State-
Street, 1786. 2. No. 45, Marlborough-Street,
1786-1787.
JOHN FLEET, Printer. T. and J. Fleet, 1786-
1789.
THOMAS FLEET, Printer and Publisher. T. and
J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Cornhill,
1786-1789.
JOHN WEST FOI.SOM, Printer and Publisher. 1.
At the corner of Ann-Street, 1786. 2. No. 30,
Union-Street, 1787-1789.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
his Printing-Office, north side of the Town-
Dock, 1786. 2. State-Street, north side [di-
rectly opposite the north door] of the State-
House. 1786-1789. 3. Edmund Freeman and
Loring Andrews, opposite the north door
[north-east corner] of the State House, 1788-
1789.
PHILIP FREEMAN, Bookseller. In Union-Street,
1786-1787.
WILLIAM GREEN, Bookseller. At Shakespeare's
Head, 1786-1789.
JAMES DAVENPORT GRIFFITH, Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1 . Opposite the new Court-House, Court
-Street, 1786. 2. A few doors east of the Green
-Dragon, between the Green-Dragon Tavern
and the South Mills, 1786-1787. 3. James D.
Griffith and Edward E. Powars, 1787.
BENJAMIN GUILD, Bookseller. At the Boston
Book-Store, No. 59, Cornhill, 1788-1789.
SAMUEL HALL, Printer, Publisherand Bookseller.
1. In State-Street, opposite the north side of
the State-House, 1786-1787. 2. Samuel Hall
and John W. Allen, 1787. 3. Samuel Hall, at
his Printing-Office, No. 53, Cornhill, 1788-
1789.
J. HASTINGS, Bookseller, 1788.
JOSEPH HOVET, Bookseller. No. 47, Marlboro'
Street, 1789.
WILLIAM HOYT, Printer. Coverly and Hoyt, 1789.
BENJAMIN LARKIN, Bookseller, No. 46, Cornhill,
1786-1789.
EBENEZER LARKIN, JUNIOR, Bookseller, No. 50,
Cornhill, 1789.
JOSEPH NANCREDE, Bookseller and Publisher.
In Marlborough-Street, 1789.
JOHN NORMAN, Engraver, Printer and Bookseller.
1. At his Office in Marshall's Lane, near the
Boston-Stone, 1786-1788. 2. At his Office
near Oliver's Dock, 1788-1789.
JOHN NOURSE, Printer. Adams and Nourse,
1786-1789.
EDWARD -EvELETH POWARS, Printer and Pub- -
lisher. 1. Powars and Willis, north side of
State-Street, 1786. 2. James D. Griffith and
Edward E. Powars, 1787. 3. Edward-Eveleth
Powars, directly opposite the new Court-
House, in Court-Street, 1787-1788.
BENJAMIN RUSSELL, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Warden and Russell, 1786. 2. Benjamin Rus-
sell, State-Street, near the State-House, 1786-
1789.
EZEKIEL RUSSELL, Printer and Bookseller. At
his Office near [next] Liberty-Pole [-Stump],
1786-1789.
ISAIAH THOMAS, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. 1. Isaiah Thomas and Company, No.
45, Newbury-Street, 1788-1789. 2. Isaiah
Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, 1789.
WILLIAM WARDEN, Printer and Publisher. War-
den and Russell, at their Office, opposite the
south-east corner of the State-House, 1786.
DAVID WEST, Bookseller. In Marlborough-
Street, 1787-1789.
JAMES WHITE, Printer and Bookseller. 1. At
Franklin's Head, in Court-Street, 1787-1789.
2. J. White and C. Cambridge, near Charles-
River Bridge, 1789.
NATHANIEL WILLIS, Printer. Powars and Willis,
1786.
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418
CAMBRIDGE, 1689.
CHARLESTOWN, 1785.
JOHN WINCOLL ALLEN, Printer and Publisher.
1. Allen and Gushing, at their Office, near the
Ferry, 1786. 2. John W. Allen, at his Office
near the Bridge, the north-west entrance of
Market-Square, 1786-1787.
THOMAS C. GUSHING, Printer and Publisher.
Allen and Gushing, 1786.
CHELMSFORD, 1775.
CONCORD, 1776.
DANVKHS, 1776.
MEDWAY.
JACOB FRENCH, Author-Bookseller. 1789.
MlDDLEBOROUGH, 1787.
NATHANIEL COVERLT, Printer. 1787-1788.
NEWBURYPORT, 1773.
DANIEL BATLEY, Bookseller. At his house, near
St. Paul's Church, 1786-1788.
WILLIAM HOYT, Printer and Publisher. In Mer-
rimack-Street, a little below the Ferry-way,
1788-1789.
JOHN MYCALL, Printer and Publisher. In Mer-
rimack-Street, a little below the Ferry-way,
1786-1789.
NORTHAMPTON, 1786.
WILLIAM BUTLER, Printer and Publisher. A few
rods east of the Court-House, 1786-1769.
PITTSFIELD, 1788.
ROGER STORRS, Printer and Publisher. Near
the Meeting- House, 1788-1789.
PLYMOUTH, 1785.
NATHANIEL COVERLY, Printer and Publisher. At
the Printing-Office in Plymouth, opposite Mr.
Isaac Symrne's Baker, 1785-1786.
REHOBOTH, 1776.
SALEM, 1768.
THOMAS C. GUSHING, Printer and Publisher.
Dabney and Gushing, 1786-1789.
JOHN DABNEY, Printer and Publisher. Dabney
and Gushing, in the Main-Street, 1786-1789.
GEORGE ROULSTONE, Printer and Publisher. On
Paved-Street, 1786.
SPRINGFIELD, 1782.
JOHN RUSSELL, Printer and Publisher. 1. Steb-
bins and Russell, 1784-1786. 2. John Russell,
at his Office, near the Great Ferry, 1786-1787.
8. Russell and Webster, 1787.
FRANCIS STEBBINS, Printer and Publisher. Steb-
bins and Russell, at their Office, the head of
the road leading to [near] the Great Ferry,
1784-1786.
ISAIAH THOMAS, Printer. Weld and Thomas,
1788.
EZRA WALDO WELD, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Weld and Thomas, 1788. 2. Ezra Waldo Weld,
opposite the Court-House, 1788-1789.
ZEPHANIAH WEBSTER, Printer. 1. Russell and
Webster, 1787. 2. Z.Webster, 1787-1788.
STOCKBKIDGE, 1789.
LORING ANDREWS, Printer and Publisher, 1789.
WATERTOWN, 1775.
WORCESTER, 1775.
EDWARD-EVELETH PowARS, Printer and Pub-
lisher, 1788-1789.
ISAIAH THOMAS, Printer, Publisher, Bookseller,
Stationer and Binder. At his Book-Store, near
the Court-House, 1786-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1756, A. D.
CONCORD, 1789.
GEORGE HOUGH, Printer and Publisher. 1789.
EXETER, 1775.
JOHN ALLEN, Author-Bookseller. 1789.
JOHN LAMSON, Printer and Publisher. 1. Lamson
and Ranlet, at their Office, near the Treasur-
er's, 1786. 2. In Dearborn's new constructed
Press, 1786-1789. 3. John Lamson, at his
Office, near the County Treasurer's, 1789.
THOMAS ODIORNE, Bookseller. 1787.
HENRY RANLET, Printer and Publisher. 1. Lam-
son and Ranlet, 1786-1789. 2. Henry Ranlet,
in the Main-Street, 1789.
KEENE, 1787.
JAMES DAVENPORT GRIFFITH, Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1. A few rods below Mr. Ralston's
Tavern, 1787. 2. In Prison-Street, opposite
the Goal, 1787-1788. 3. In the Main-Street,
1788-1789.
PORTSMOUTH, 1756.
DANIEL FOWI.E, Printer and Publisher. 1786.
ROBERT GKHRISH, Printer and Publisher. In
Congress-Street, 1786-1788.
JOHN MELCHER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Melcher and Osborne, in Paved-Street, 1786.
2. John Melcher, at his Printing-Office in
Market-Street, 1787-1789. 3. John Melcher,
at his Printing-Office in Congress-Street, 1789.
GEORGE JERRY OSBORNE, Printer and Publisher.
1. Melcber and Osborne, 1786. 2. George
Jerry Osborne, at his Office, near the State-
House, Congress-Street, 1786-1789.
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1786
to
1789
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NEW-JERSEY, 1755, A. D.
BURLINGTON, 1765.
CHATHAM, 1779.
ELIZABETH TOWN, 1786.
SHEPAHD KOLLOCK, Printer and Publisher. On
Golden-Hill, 17S6-1789.
NEW BRUNSWICK, 1783.
SHELLY ARNETT, Printer and Publisher. In
Albany-Street, 1786-1789.
ABRAHAM BLAUVELT, Printer and Publisher.
1789.
JAMES PHANGE, Printer. Quequelle and Prange,
1786-1787.
FREDERICK U. QUEQUELLE, Printer and Pub-
lisher. Frederick Quequelle and James Prange,
near the Market, 1786-1787.
NEWARK, 1776.
PRINCETON, 1785.
JAMES TOD, Printer and Publisher. 1785-1787.
TRENTON, 1778.
ISAAC COLLINS, Printer and Publisher. Printer
to the State, 1786-1789.
FREDERICK C. QUEQUELLE, Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1. Frederick C. Quequelle and George
M. Wilson, 1787-1788. 2. Frederick C. Que-
quelle, 1788-1789.
GEORGE M. WILSON, Printer. Quequelle and Wil-
son, 1787-1788.
WOODBRIDGE, 1755.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NEW YORK, 1698, A. D.
ALBANY, 1771.
JOHN BABCOCK, Printer. 1. John Babcock and
Company, No. 47, State-Street, 1787-1788. 2.
Claxton and Babcock, No. 47, State-Street,
1788.
JOHN BARBER, Printer and Publisher. John and
Robert Barber, No. 4, Maiden-Lane, four doors
west of the Market-House, 1788.
ROBERT BARBER, Printer and Publisher. 1. John
and Robert Barber, 1788. 2. Robert Barber
and Company, No. 4, Maiden-Lane, four doors
west of the Market-House, 1788-1789.
— CLAXTON, Printer and Publisher. Claxton
and Babcock, No. 47, State-Street, 1788.
W. FALCONER, Bookseller. W. Falconer and
Company, 1788.
SAMUEL LOUDON, Printer. Samuel and John
Loudon, Printers to the State, 1789.
SOLOMON SOUTHWICK, Printer. Robert Barber
and Company, 1788-1789.
CHARLES R. WEBSTER, Printer and Publisher
1. At his free Press, No. 36, (on the north side
of) State-Street, near the English Church,
1786-1789. 2. In zyne Vrye Boek-Druking,
No. 36, Staat-Straat, na by de Engelsche Kirke
in dezelde Stad, 1788. 3. Charles R. and
George Webster and Company, 1788. 4. Charles
R. and George Webster, No. 36, State-Street,
near the English Church, 1788-1789.
GEORGE WEBSTER, Printer. With Charles R.
Webster, 1788-1789.
FISHKILL, 1776.
HUDSON, 1785.
ASHBEL STODDARD, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Corner Main and Third-Streets, near the City-
Hall, 1786-1789. 2. Near the Market, 1789.
KINGSTON, 1777.
LANSINGBURGH, 1787.
JOHN BABCOCK, Printer and Publisher. 1. Clax-
ton and Babcock, 1787-1788. 2. Babcock and
Hickock, corner of King and Hoosack-Streets,
1789.
CLAXTON, Printer and Publisher. 1. Clax-
ton and Babcock, in King-Street, between
Hoosack and South-Streets, 1787. 2. At the
corner of King and North-Streets, 1787-1788.
HICKOK, Printer. Babcock and Hickok,
1789.
NEW YORK CITT, 1693.
THOMAS ALLKN, Bookseller and Stationer. No.
16, Queen-Street, corner of Fly-Market, 1787-
1789.
EDWARD BERRY, Bookseller. Berry and Rogers,
No. 35, Hanover-Square, 1786-178!).
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Bookseller. 1. New Book
Store, No. 41, Hanover-Square, four doors east
from the corner of the Old-Slip, 1786. 2. New
Book and Stationery Store, No. 44, Hanover-
Square, corner of the Old-Slip, 1786-1789.
GEORGE CARROLL, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Kollock, Carroll and Patterson, No. 32, Maid-
en-Lane, 1786. 2. Carroll and Patterson, No.
32, Maiden-Lane, 1786-1787.
FRANCIS GUILDS, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
the new Printing-Office, No. 189, Water-Street,
mid-way between [opposite] [near] the Cof-
fee-House and Ply-Market, 1780. 2. At the
new Printing-Office,oppositethe Coffee-House
Bridge, 1786-1787. 3. No. 22, Hanover-Square,
next door to the corner of Wall-Street, 1787.
4. At the corner of Wall and Water-Streets,
1787-1788. 5. No. 190, Water-Street, corner
of King-Street, 1788-1789. 6. Francis Childs
and John Swaine, Printers to the United
States, No. 190, Water-Street, corner of King-
Street, 1789.
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420
WILLIAM DURELL, Printer and Bookseller. No.
19, Queen-Street, 1786-1789.
DAVID FRANKS, Directory Publisher. 1787.
JOHN FENNO, Printer and Publisher. 1. No. 86,
William-Street, 1789. 2. At his Office, No. 9,
Maiden-Lane, near the Oswego-Market, 1789.
HUGH GAINE, Printer, Publisher, Bookseller and
Stationer. At his Bookstore and Printing-
office, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square, 1786-
1789.
JOHN It. GAINK, Bookseller. At his Book-Store,
almost opposite the Merchant's Coffee-House,
in Water-Street, 1780.
THOMAS GHEKNLKAF, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. At the Printing-office, No. 25,
Water-Street, 1787-1789.
JOHN HARRISSON, Printer and Publisher. Har-
risson and Purdy, at their Printiug-Office,
No. 8, Peck-Slip,"l788-1789.
ROBERT HODGE, Printer and Bookseller. 1. No.
38, Maiden-Lane, three doors from Queen-
Street, 1786-1788. 2. No. 237, Queen-Street,
the corner of King-Street, 1788-1789.
SHKPARD KOLLOCK, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Corner of Wall and Water-Streets, opposite
the Coflee-House, 1786. 2. Kollock, Carroll
and Patterson, No. 32, Maiden-Lane, 1786.
JOHN LOUDON, Printer. S. and J. Loudon, 1786-
1789.
SAMUEL LOUDON, Printer and Publisher. S. and
J. Loudon, Printers to the State, at their
Printing-Office, No. 5, Water-Street, between
the CofEee-House and Old-Slip, 1786-1789.
ARCHIBALD M'LEAN, Printer and Publisher. 1.
J. and A. M'Lean, 1788-1789. 2. A. M'Lean,
at Franklin's Head, No. 41, Hanover-Square,
1789.
JOHN M'LEAN, Printer and Publisher. 1. John
M'Lean and Company, at the Printing-Office,
No. 231, Queen-Street, 1786-1787. 2. John
M'Lean, No. 41, Hanover-Square, 1787. 3. J.
and A. M'Lean, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover-Square, 1788-1789.
WILLIAM MORTON, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
the Priuting-Office, No. 22, Water-Street,
opposite the Coffee-House, 1786-1788. 2.
William Morton's Printing-Office, No. 231,
Queen-Street, 1789.
LEWIS NICHOLES, Bookseller. No. 90, Williams-
Street, 1786.
ELEAZER OSWALD, Printer. At the [his] Print-
ing-Office, No. 25, Water-Street, four doors
above the Old Coffee-House, 1786-1787.
JOHN PATTERSON, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Kollock, Carroll and Patterson, 1786. 2. Car-
roll and Patterson, 1786-1787. 3. John Pat-
terson, No. 16, Water-Street, below the Coffee-
House (the opposite side), 1787-1788.
PURDT, Printer. Harrisson and Purdy,
1788-1789.
JOHN REID, Bookseller. No. 17, Water-Street,
1788.
ROGERS, Bookseller. Berry and Rogers,
1786-1789.
WILLIAM Ross, Printer. No. 33, [in] Broad-
Street, near the Exchange, 1786-1789.
JOHN RUSSELL, Printer and Publisher. At No.
84, Water-Street, near Peck's Slip, 1788.
JOHN SWAINE, Printer. 1. John Swaine, 1786-
1788. 2. Francis Childs and John Swaine,
1789.
POUGHKEEPSIE, 1777.
NICHOLAS POWER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Next door to the Tavern of Mr. Thomas Poole,
and nearly opposite the Tavern of Captain
Stephen Hendrickson, a few rods south of the
Court-House, 1786-1788. 2. A few rods east
from [near] the Court-House, 1788-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NORTH CAROLINA, 1751, A. D.
EDENTON, 1788.
— HODGE, Printer and Publisher. Hodge and
Wills, Printers to the State, 1788-1789.
HENRY WILLS, Printer. Hodge and Wills, 1788-
1789.
FAYETTEVILLE, 1787.
— BLANCHARD, Printer. Hodge and Blanch-
ard, 1787.
HODGE, Printer. Hodge and Blanchard,
Printers to the State, 1787.
CALEB D. HOWARD, Printer. Sibley and How-
ard, 1789.
JOHN SIBLEY, Printer and Publisher. Sibley
and Howard. 1789.
GRANVILLE.
HENRY PATILLO, Author-Bookseller. 1788.
HALIFAX, 1782.
HlLLSBOROUGH, 1788.
ROBERT FEKGDSON, Printer. 1788.
NEWBERN, 1751.
AHNETT, Printer. Arnett and Hodge, Print-
ers to the State, 1786.
BLANCHARD, Printer. Hodge and Blanch-
ard, 1787-1788.
HOUGK, Printer. 1. Aruett and Hodge,
1786. 2. Hodge and Blanchard, Printers to
the State, iu Hancock-Street, between Pollock
and Water-Streets, 1787-1788. 3. Hodge and
Wills, Printers to the State, 1788-1789.
421
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
1786
to
1789
FRANCOIS XAVIEE MARTIN, Printer. 1787.
HKNHY WILLS, Printer. Hodge and Wills, 1788-
1789.
WILMINGTON, 1764.
BOWEN, Printer and Publisher. Bowen and
Howard, at their Printing- Office, opposite the
Naval-Office, 1788-1789.
CALEB D. HOWARD, Printer. Bowen and How-
ard, 1788-1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
PENNSYLVANIA, 1685, A. D.
CARLISLE, 1785.
GEORGE KLINE, Printer and Publisher. Kline
and Reynolds, 1786-1789.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, Printer. Kline and Reynolds,
1786-1789.
CHESTNUT HILL, 1763.
EPHHATA, 1745.
DER BRUDERSCHAFT. Klosterpresse, 1786-1789.
FRIEDENSTHAL BEI BETHLEHEM, 1763.
GKRMANTOWN, 1738.
MICHAEL BILLMEYER, Printer. 1. Leibert und
Billraeyer, 1786-1787. 2. Michael Billmeyer,
1787-1789.
PETER LEIBERT, Printer and Publisher. 1. Lei-
bert und Billmeyer, 178G-1787. 2. Peter Lei-
bert, 1788-1789.
HARRISBURGH, 1789.
T. ROBERTS, Printer and Publisher. T. Roberts
and Company, 1789.
LANCASTER, 1747.
JOHANN ALBRECHT, Printer. 1. Stiemer, Albrecht
und Lahn, 1787-1788. 2. Albrecht und Lahn,
in der neuen Buchdruckerey in der Queen-
strasse, 1788-1789.
JACOB BAILEY, Bookseller. 1786-1789.
JACOB LAHN, Printer. 1. Stiemer, Albrecht und
Lahn, 1787-1788. 2. Albrecht und Lahn, 1788-
1789.
ANTON STIKMER, Printer and Publisher. Stiemer,
Albrecht und Lahn, in der neuen Buckdruck-
erey, a few doors south of the Court-House,
1787-1788.
OCTORARA, 1786.
JOHN STEELE, Printer. 1786-1789.
PHILADELPHIA, 1685.
J. AITKEN, Engraver. 1789.
ROBERT AITKEN, Printer and Bookseller. 1. At
Pope's Head, in Market-Street, near the Cof-
fee-House, 1786-1787. 2. R. Aitken and Son,
at Pope's Head, in Market-Street, opposite
the City Tavern, 1787-1789.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BACHE, Printer. 1788-1789.
FRANCIS BAILEY, Printer and Bookseller. At
Yorick's-Head, in Market-Street, 1786-1789.
THOMAS BRADFORD, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. 1. Printing-Office, Laetitia-Court,1786-
1789. 2. Book-Store, in Front-Street, four
doors below the Cofiee-House, 1786-1789.
ANDREW BROWN, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
Washington's Head, Pear-Street, near St. Paul's
Church, 1788-1789. 2. Chesnut-Street, oppo-
site the Post-Offlce, 1789.
WILLIAM BROWN, Author-Bookseller. 1787.
CALEB BUGLASS, Bookbinder. On the east side
of Front-Street, between Market and Arch-
Streets, 1788.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Bookseller. \ 789.
MATHEW CAREY, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. 1. M. Carey and Company, in Front-
Street, west-side, [near] seven doors from
Market-Street, 1786-1789. 2. Mathew Carey,
in Front-Street, a few doors above Market-
Street, 1786-1789.
CHARLES [Carl] CIST, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
Charles Cist, at the corner of Fourth and
Arch-Streets, 1786. 2. Carl Cist, am Eck der
Arch- und Vierten-Strasse, 1786. 3. Carl Cist,
in der Zweyten-strasse, nahe bey [am Eck] der
Rees [Rehs]-strasse, 1786-1789. 4. In derRees-
strasse, zwischen der Front- und Zweyten-
strasse, 1787-1789. 5. In Race-Street, between
Front and Second-Streets, 1787-1789.
DAVID C. CLAYPOOLK, Printer and Publisher.
John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole, 1786-
1789.
JOHN CONNELLY, Bookseller. In Second-Street, a
few doors north of Chesnut-Street, 1786.
JOSEPH CROKSHANK, Printer and Bookseller. In
Market-Street, between Second and Third-
Streets, 1786-1789.
SAMUEL DELLAP, Bookseller. 1787.
JOHN DICKINS, Bookseller. In Fourth-Street (east
side) near the corner of Race-Street, 1789.
THOMAS DOBSON, Bookseller. 1. At the new Book-
Store, in Second-Street, two doors [second
door] above [between Market and] Chesnut-
Street, 1786-1787. 2. At the new Stone House,
in Second-Street, between Market and Ches-
nut-Streets, 1788-1789. 3. Dobson and Lang,
in Second- Street, between Market and Ches-
nut-Streets, 1788-1789.
JOHN DUNLAP, Printer and Publisher. 1. John
Dunlap and David C. Claypoole; on the south
side of Market-Street, the third house east of
Second-Street, 1786-1789. 2. Dunlap and
Claypoole, in Market-Street, near the Court-
House, 1788-1789.
JOHN FITCH, Printer and Engraver. 1786.
1786
to
1789
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
422
DAVID HALL, Printer and Publisher. Hall and
Sellers, at the New-Printing-Office, near the
Market, 1786-1789.
PELEO HALL, Printer. Prichard and Hall, 1787-
1789.
DAVID HUMPHREYS, Printer and Publisher. 1.
In Spruce-Street, between Front and Second-
Streets, 1786. 2. At the new Printing-Office,
in Dock-Street, near the Drawbridge, 1786-
1787. 8. At the new Printing- Office, in Spruce-
Street, near the Drawbridge, 1787-1789. 4. At
the new Printing-Office, in Front-Street, near
the Drawbridge, 1789.
GEORGE HYDE, Bookseller. 1788.
JOSEPH JAMES, Printer and Bookseller. In Ches-
nut-Street, between [near] Front and Second-
Streets, 1787-1789.
THOMAS LANG, Printer. Dobson and Lang, 1788-
1789.
THOMAS LLOYD, Stenographer and Author-Book-
seller. 1788-1789.
JOHN M'CuLLOCH, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
Young and M'Culloch, 1786-1787. 2. John
M'Culloch, in Third-Street, the fourth door
[four doors] above Market-Street, 1788. 3. In
Third-Street, the third door above Market-
Street, near the Market, 1789.
JOHN MACPHERSON, Author-Bookseller. 1789.
JAMES P. MALCOM, Engraver and Publisher. In
Morris's Alley, 1787.
ELEAZEK OSWALD, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
the Coflee-House, 1786-178!). 2. In Market-
Street, between Fourth and Fifth-Streets, 1 789.
ZACHARIAH POULSON, JUNIOR. Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1. On the west side of Fourth-Street,
between Market and Arch-Streets, near the
University, 1787-1789. 2. In Fourth-Street,
near Market-Street, opposite the gate of the
Friend's Burying Ground, 1789.
WILLIAM POYNTELL, Bookseller. At his Map and
Print Shop, in Second-Street, corner of Black-
Horse Alley, 1786-1789.
JAMES PRANGE, Printer. Robert Smith and James
Prange, 1787.
WILLIAM PRICHARD, Bookseller and Auctioneer.
1. Prichard's Auction-Room, in Pewter-Plat-
ter-Alley, under the great Lamp, 1786-1787.
2. Prichard'g Auction-Room, next door to the
Post-Office,inChesnut-Street, 1787. 3. Prich-
ard's new Auction-Room, opposite his Book-
Store and Circulating-Library, in Market-
Street, between Front and Second-Streets,
next door but one to Lsetitia-Court, 1787. 4.
Prichard and Hall, in Market-Street, between
Front and Second-Streets, second door above
LfBtitia-Court, 1787-1789.
ALEXANDER REINAGLE, Composer and Publisher.
1787-1789.
HENRY RICE, Bookseller. H. Rice and Company,
in Market-Street, 1788-1789.
J. RICE, Bookseller. North side of Market-Street,
between Second and Third-Streets, 1786-1787.
JOSEPH SCOTT, Printer and Publisher. 1789.
THOMAS SEDDON, Bookseller. In Market-Street,
1786-1789.
WILLIAM SELLERS, Printer. Hall and Sellers,
1786-1789.
ROBERT SMITH, JUNIOR, Printer and Publisher.
1. Back of the White-Horse and Fountain Inn,
Chesnut-Street, 1786. 2. Robert Smith, next
doortothe Coffee-House,in Front-Street,1787.
3. Below the Drawbridge, the third door below
Spruce-Street, in Front and Water-Streets,
1787. 4. Robert Smith and James Prange,
below the Drawbridge, 1787.
JOHN SPARHAWK, Bookseller. In Market-Street,
near the Court-House, 1787.
WILLIAM SPOTSWOOD, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. 1. M. Carey and Company, in
Front-Street, between Market and Cbesnut-
Streets, 1786-1787. 2. W. Spotswood, Front-
Street, west side, near [between] Market-Street,
[and Chesnut-Street], 1788-1789.
MELCHIOR STEINER, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
In Race-Street, between Second and Third-
Streets, 1786-178!). 2. In der Rees-strasse,
zwischen der Zweiten- und Dritten-strasse,
1786-1789.
PETER STEWART, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, 1786. 2. Peter
Stewart, in Third-Street, the fourth door below
Market-Street, 1787-1788. 3. Peter Stewart
and George Hyde, the west-side of Second-
Street, the ninth door above Chesnut-Street,
1788. 4. Peter Stewart, west side of Second-
Street, ninth door above [between Market
and] Chesnut-Street, 1788-1789.
ENOCH STORY, Printer and Bookseller. 1. In
Second-Street, between Chesnut and [the cor-
ner of] Walnut-Street,1786-1788. 2. In Third-
Street, third door from Chesnut-Street, 1788-
1789. 3. In Second-Street, 4th doorfrom Arch-
Street, on the right-hand side upward, 1789.
CHRISTOPHER TALBOT, Printer and Bookseller.
M. Carey and Company, in Front-Street, 1786-
1787.
HENRY TAYLOR, Printer. 1788-1789.
CORNELIUS TIEBOUT, Engraver. 1789.
JAMES TRENCHARD, Engraver and Publisher.
1786-1789.
THOMAS USTICK, Bookseller. In Front, near
Almond-Street, 1789.
423
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
1786
to
1789
WILLIAM WOODHOUSE, Bookseller. lu Front-
Street, next door to the Coflee-House, 1786-
1789.
WILLIAM YOUNG, Printer, Bookseller and Sta-
tioner. 1. Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, the
corner of Chesnut and Second-Streets, 1786.
2. Young and M'Culloch, corner of Second
and Chesnut-Streets, 1786-1787. 3. William
Young, at the south-west corner of Chesnut
and Second -Streets, 1787-1789.
PITTSBUBO, 1786.
BOTD, Printer. Scull and Boyd, 1787-1788.
JOSEPH HALL, Printer. Scull and Hall,1786-1787.
JOHN SCULL, Printer and Publisher. 1. John
Scull and Joseph Hall, 1786-1787. 2. Scull
and Boyd, 1787-1788. 3. John Scull, at his
Printing-Office in Water-Street, near Comsby's
Ferry, 1788-1789.
READING, 1789.
BARTON, Printer. Johnson, Barton and
Jungmann, 1789.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Benjamin Johnson, 1789. 2. Johnson, Barton
and Jungmann, 1789.
GOTTLOB JUNGMANN, Printer. Johnson, Barton
and Jungmann, 1789.
YOKK, 1777.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
RHODE ISLAND, 1727, A. D.
NEWPORT, 1727.
HENRY BARBER, Printer and Publisher. 1. South-
wick and Barber, 1786. 2. Henry Barber, at
the foot of the Parade, 1787-1789.
PETER EDES, Printer and Publisher. 1. On the
Parade, 1787-1788. 2. In Thames-Street,
1788-1789.
SOLOMON SOUTHWICK, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Southwick and Barber, at the foot of the
Parade, 1786. 2. Solomon Southwick, at the
foot of the Parade, 1786-1787.
PROVIDENCE, 1762.
JAMES ARNOLD, Bookseller. 1786.
METCALP BOWLER, Author-Bookseller. 1786.
JOHN CARTER, Printer and Publisher. At the
Post-Office at Shakespear's Head, near the
State-House, 1786-1789.
BENNETT WHEELER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
At the corner of Feuner's Square, opposite the
Market, 1786. 2. At his office in Westminster-
Street, opposite Theodore Foster's Esq's, and
next door to his Office, 1786-1789. 3. At his
Office, on the west side of the River, 1789.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
SOUTH CAROLINA, 1732, A. D.
CHARLESTON, 1732.
ANDREWS, Printer. Bowen, Vandle and
Andrews, 1787.
THOMAS BARTHOLOMEW BOWEN, Printer and
Publisher. 1. Bowen and Markland's Station-
ery Store, No. 92, [corner of Broad and]
Church-Street, opposite the City Tavern, [No.
101, Church-Street. No. 11, Elliott-Street. No.
53, Church-Street.] 1786-1787. 2. Bowen,
Vandle and Andrews, at Franklin's Head,
No. 31, Bay, 1787. 3. Bowen and Company,
at Franklin's Head, No. 31, Bay, 1788. 4. T.
B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay, and corner of Elliott-
Street, 1789.
ROBERT BRUCE, Printer. Childs, M'lver and
Company, 1786.
JOSEPH VINCENT BURD, Printer and Publisher.
1. J. V. Burd and R. Haswell, No. 102, Broad-
Street, [No. 24, Bay], 1785-1786. 2. J.V. Burd,
No. 24, [60] Bay, 1786. 3. J.V. Burd and G.
Hughes, No. 60, Bay, 1786.
NATHAN CFIILDS, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Childs, M'lver and Company, at their Print-
ing-Office, No. 3, in Elliott-Street, near the
Bay, 1786. 2. Childs, Haswell and M'lver, at
their Printing-Office, No. 3, in Elliott-Street,
near the Bay, 1786. 3. Childs, Haswell and
M'lver, Printers to the City, at their Printing-
office, No. 47, Bay, near the Exchange, 178(5-
1787.
ROBERT HASWEi,L,Printer. 1. J. V. Burd and R.
Haswell, 1785-1786. 2. Childs, Haswell and
M'lver, 1786-1787.
GREENBERRY HUGHES, Printer. 1. J.V. Burd
and G. Hughes. 1786. 2. G. Hughes, No. 60,
Bay, 1786.
JOHN M'IVER, JUNIOR, Printer. 1. Childs, M'lver
and Company, 1786. 2. Childs, Haswell and
M'lver, 1786-1787. 3. Markland and M'lver,
1787-1789.
JOHN MARKLAND, Printer. 1. Bowen and Mark-
land, 1786-1787. 2. John Markland, at his
Printing-Office, next the City-Tavern, No. 45,
Church-Street, 1787. 3. Markland and M'lver,
Printers to the City, at their Printing-Office,
No. 47, Bay, 1787-1789.
JOHN MILLER, Printer and Publisher, 1786-1789.
THOMAS ROBERTS, Bookseller. 1786.
ANNE S. TIMOTHY, Printer and Publisher. Printer
to the State, No. 89, Broad-Street, [No. 74 [84]
the corner of Broad and King-Streets], 1786-
1789.
1786
to
1789
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
424
VANDLE, Printer. Bowen, Vandle and An-
drews, 1787.
8. WKIOHT, Bookseller. S. Wright and Company,
No. 7, Elliott-Street, 1786-1787.
GEORGETOWN, 1785.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
VERMONT, 1778, A. D.
BENNINGTON, 1783.
ANTHONY HASWELL, Printer and Publisher. Has-
well and Russell, at their Office, a few rods
south of the Court-House, 1786-1789.
DAVID RUSSELL, Printer. Haswell and Russell,
1786-1789.
DRESDEN, 1778.
WESTMINSTER, 1781.
WINDSOR, 1783.
GEORGE HOUGH, Printer and Publisher. Hough
and Spooner, Printers to the General Assem-
bly, 1786-1788.
ALDEN SFOONER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Hough and Spooner, 1786-1788. 2. Alden
Spooner, Printer to the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont, 1788-1789.
J. THOMSON, Bookseller. 1788.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
VIRGINIA, 1730, A. D.
ALEXANDRIA, 1782.
— BOND, Printer. Hanson and Bond, 1789.
HANSON, Printer and Publisher. Hanson
and Bond, at their Office, in Prince-Street,
next door to Col. Bool's, 1789.
GEORGE RICHARDS, Printer and Publisher.
George Richards and Company, at their Print-
ing-Office on Fairfax-Street, 1784-1788.
ClIARLOTTESVILLE, 1781.
FREDERICKSBURG, 1787.
TIMOTHY GREEN, Printer and Publisher. 1. Tim-
othy Green and Company, at the Post-Office,
1787-1789. 2. Timothy Green, near the Post-
Office, 1789.
GEORGE TOWN, 1789.
CHARLES FIERER, Printer. 1789.
NORFOLK, 1774.
DANIEL BAXTER, Printer. Prentis and Baxter,
1789.
WILLIAM DAVISON, Printer and Publisher. At
Lindsay's Hotel, 1789.
ARCHIBALD M'LEAN, Printer and Publisher. J.
and A. M'Lean, 1788-1789.
JOHN M'LEAN, Printer and Publisher. 1. John
M'Lean, near the Town-Hall, 1786-1788. 2. J.
and A. M'Lean, near the Town-Hall, 1788-1789.
WILLIAM PRENTIS, Printer and Publisher. Pren-
tis and Baxter, near the Borough Tavern, 1789.
PETERSBURG, 1786.
MILES HUNTER, Printer and Publisher. 1. Miles
Hunter and William Prentis, in Bollingbrook-
Street, near the Vendue-Office, 1786-1788.
WILLIAM PRENTIS, Printer. 1. Hunter and Pren-
tis, 1786-1788. 2. William Prentis, 1789.
RICHMOND, 1780.
W. ALLEN, Printer. At Mr. Hayes' Office, near
the Governor's, 1786.
T. BREND, Bookseller. 1789.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS, Printer and Publisher. Aug.
Davis, at the Post-Office, near the Bridge,
1786-1789.
JOHN DIXON, Printer and Publisher. 1. Dixon
and Holt, Printers to this Commonwealth,
1786-1787. 2. John Dixon, Printer to this
Commonwealth, 1787-1789.
JOHN DUNLAP, Printer and Publisher. John
Dunlap and James Hayes, Printers to the
Commonwealth, 1786.
JAMES HAYES, Printer and Publisher. 1. John
Dunlap and James Hayes, 1786. 2. J. Hayes
at his Office, near the Governor's, 1786. 3. J.
Hayes and Company, 1786.
JOHN HUNTER HOLT, Printer. Dixon and Holt,
1786-1787.
THOMAS NICOLSON, Printer and Publisher. 1786-
1789.
R. VILLIERS, Author-Bookseller. 1788.
WlLLIAMSBURG, 1730.
WINCHESTER, 1787.
MATTHIAS BARTGIS, Printer and Publisher. Bitrt-
gis and Willcocks, 1787-1788.
RICHARD BOWEN, Printer and Publisher. Rich-
ard Bowen and Company, in London-Street,
between the County Clerk's Office and the
Run, 1788-1789.
— WILLCOCKS, Printer. Bartgis and Willcocks,
1787-1788.
NATHANIEL WILLIS, Printer. 1789.
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