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AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
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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 8
1790-1792
Ye shades of ancient heroes, ye who toil'd
Through long successive ages to build up
A labouring plan of state, behold at once
The wonder done !
• — James Thornton
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TO
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BIBLIOTHEQUE DE L'UNIVERSITE de Nancy, France.
M. PAUL CHARLES DUMONT, Bibliothecaire en Chef.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE LIBRARY, Brunswick, Maine.
DR. GEORGE THOMAS LITTLE, Librarian.
CITY LIBRARY, Manchester, New Hampshire.
Miss F. MABEL WINCHELL, Librarian.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Louisville, Kentucky.
MR. GEORGE THOMAS SETTLE, Librarian.
JOHN JERMAIN MEMORIAL LIBRARY, Sag Harbor, New York.
MR. SYLVANUS PIERSON JERMAIN, Secretary.
McGILL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, Montreal, Canada.
MR. CHARLES HENRY GOULD, Librarian.
MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Boston, Massachusetts.
MR. WORTHINGTON CHAUNCEY FORD, Editor of Publications.
MEADVILLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL LIBRARY, Meadville, Pennsylvania.
WALTER C. GREEN, S. T. B. Librarian.
MECHANICS'-MERCANTILE LIBRARY, San Francisco, California.
MR. FUANCIS BARNCM GRAVES, Librarian.
MITCHELL LIBRARY, Glasgow, Scotland.
MR. FRANCIS T. BARRETT, Librarian.
PHILIPPINE LIBRARY, Manila, Philippine Islands.
MK. JAMES A. ROBERTSON, Librarian.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Riverside, California.
MR. JOSEPH F. DANIELS, Librarian.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Rockford, Illinois.
Miss JANE P. HUBBELL, Librarian.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, St. Louis, Missouri.
MR. WINTHROP HOLT CHENERY, Librarian.
ARCHER MILTON HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, New York City.
JAMES COMLY McCOY, ESQUIRE, Nayatt Point, Rhode Island.
HAROLD PEIRCE, ESQUIRE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
EDWARD WHEELOCK, M. D., Rochester, New York.
Dn. ESTANISLAO S. ZEBALLOS, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
CHAS. FRED. HEARTMAN, 36 Lexington Avenue, New York City.
GEORGE A. JACKSON, 8 Pemberton Square, Boston.
MARTINUS NIJHOFF, Lange Voorhout 9, 'S Gravenhage, Holland.
MARION O'SHAUGHNESSY, Merwin Sales Company, New York City.
THEODORE E. SCHULTE, 182 East 23d Street, New York City.
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1790
22298
ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OP ALEXANDRIA, AND OTHER SEA-PORTS IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. FROM A PROPRIETOR OP LANDS ON THE SCIOTO.
Printed in the year 1790. pp. 15. 8vo. NTHS.
22299
ADGATE, ANDREW
RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC, ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN. BY ANDREW ADGATE, p. U. A.
Philadelphia: Printed by John WCulloch, 1790.
10th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Andrew Adgate, as
Author, 18 November, 1790.
22300
^ESOPUS. 619 - 564 B. c.
THE SELECT PABLES OP JEsop AND OTHER FABULISTS, IN THREE BOOKS: CONTAIN-
ING: i. FABLES FROM THE ANCIENTS, ii. FABLES FROM THE MODERNS, in.
ORIGINAL FABLES, NEWLY INVENTED. BY ROBERT DODSLEY.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Spotswood, 1790.
22301
THE ALBANY GAZETTE. VOL. vi. NUMB. 325. MONDAY. JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. vn.
NUMB. 428. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Printed every Monday and Thursday by Charles R. and George Webster,
No. 46 (on the north side of) State-Street, corner of Middle-Lane. 1790. fol. AAS.
In July, the Printing-Offlce was removed to "No. 46, (on the north
side of) State-Street, corner of Middle-Alley [Middle-Lane.]"
22302
THE ALBANY REGISTER. VOL. n. NUMB. 65. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. in.
NUMB. 129. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Printed and published (every Monday at 12». per a»n.) by Robert Barber
& Co. Maiden-Lane, four doors west of the Market. 1790. fol.
22303
ALLEN, JOHN
A CONCISE DISCANT [sic] UPON THE MAJESTY, EXCELLENCY AND PRECIOUSNESS OF
THE SCRIPTURES: IN A LETTER TO A FRIEND.
Boston: Re-printed by Benjamin Edes and Sons. M,DCC.XC. pp. 8.
16mo. AAS.
1790
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22304
22305
22306
22307
22308
22309
22310
22311
22312
22313
THE AMERICAN HERALD, AND THE WASHINGTON GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 8. MON-
DAY, AUGUST 30, [ — No. 24. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Boston I Commonwealth of Massachusetts]: Printed and published by Ed-
ward Eveleth Powars, opposite the new Court-House, in Court-Street. 1790. fol.
In continuation of The Saturday Evening Herald, and tJte Washington
Gazette.
THE AMERICAN [U. 8. ARMS] MERCURY. VOL. vi. NUMB. 287. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 4, [— NUMB. 338. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Hartford: Printed by Eluha Babcoek. 1790. fol. AAS. CHS. YC.
THE CARRIER OF THE AMERICAN MERCURY, PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING TO
HIS CUSTOMERS, WISHING THEM A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
[Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock, 1790.] Broadside.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL FOR JANUARY 1787. [Two lines of verse.] VOL. I.
NO. I. THE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart & Co. M.DCC.XC. AAS.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, PROSE AND POETICAL FOR APRIL, 1788. [Three lines of quotation.] VOL.
in. No. iv. THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart & Co. M.DCC.XC. AAS. LOG.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OH, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE: CONTAINING ESSAYS ON
AGRICULTURE — COMMERCE MANUFACTURE — POLITICS MORALS AND MANNERS.
SKETCHES OF NATIONAL CHARACTERS — NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY — AND BIOG-
RAPHY. LAW INFORMATION PUBLIC PAPERS — PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS — IN-
TELLIGENCE; MORAL TALKS — ANCIENT AND MODERN POETRY, &C., &C. VOL. VII,
FROM JANUARY TO JUNE, 1790.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart, and Co. M.DCC.XC. pp. 344, 44, 44,
44, 40, (4). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NYHS.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE: CONTAINING ESSAYS ON
AGRICULTURE — COMMERCE — MANUFACTURES POLITICS MORALS — AND MANNERS.
SKETCHES OF NATIONAL CHARACTERS — NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY — AND BIOG-
RAPHY. LAW INFORMATION — PUBLIC PAPERS — PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS IN-
TELLIGENCE; MORAL TALES ANCIENT AND MODERN POETRY, &C., &C. VOL. VIII.
FROM JULY TO DECEMBER, 1790.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart & Co. M.DCC.XC. pp. 388, 40, 80, 20,
52. 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NYHS.
THE AMERICAN SONGSTER, BEING A COLLECTION OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
ANCIENT AND MODERN SONGS.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, 1790.
AMERICANISCHER STADT UNO LAND KALENDER AUF DAS 1791STE JAHR CHRISTI,
WELCHES EIN GEMEINES JAHR IST VON 365 TAGEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu haben bey Carl Cist, in der Ziceyten-
strasie, nah am Kck der Sehs-strasse. [1790.] pp. (44). 4to. AAS. LOC.
AMES, PHILOMATH N. pseudonym.
THE AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD M.DCC.XCI. [Twenty lines.]
BY PHILOMATH N. AMES, ESQ. PROFESSOR OF ASTRONOMY AND NATURAL PHILOS-
OPHY IN THE COLLEGE OF BERLIN. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF LITCH-
FIELD, LAT. 41 DEO. 45 MIN. NORTH.
Litclifield: Printed by T. Collier. [1790.] pp. [24.] 12mo. NYPL.
AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
1790
AD
22314
22315
22316
22317
22318
ANDREWS, JOHN 1746 - 1813
A SERMON ON THE IMPORTANCE OF MUTUAL KINDNESS: PREACHED AT ST. JAMES'S
BRISTOL, DECEMBER 27, 1789, BKINO THE ANNIVERSARY OF ST. JOHN THE EVAN-
GELIST BEFORE THE BRETHREN OF LODGE NO. 25. By THE REVEREND JOHN
ANDREWS, D. D. RECTOR OF ST. JAMES'S BRISTOL, AND PROFESSOR OF RHETORICK
AND BELLES LETTHE8 IN THE COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, 1790.
ANDREWS, ROBERT
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791. BEING THE THIRD
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDE-
PENDENCE. [Three lines.] BY ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO. [Three lines of verse.]
Richmond: Printed and told by John Dixon, Printer to thii Common-
wealth. [1790.] pp. (32). 16mo. LOC.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791. BEING THE
THIRD AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
BY ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO. [Thirteen lines.]
Richmond: Printed and sold by Thomas Jiicolson. [1790.] pp. (40). 16mo.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OCR LORD, 1791.
Richmond: Printed and sold by Aug. Davis. [1790.]
THE ARMINIAN MAGAZINE: CONSISTING OF EXTRACTS AND ORIGINAL TREATISES ON
GENERAL REDEMPTION. VOL. II. FOR THE YEAR 1790.
Printed in Philadelphia, by Prichard & Hall, in Market- Street, and sold
by John Dickins, in Fourth-Street (east side) near the corner of Race-Street.
M.DCC.XC. pp. 620, (4). 8vo. BA. LOC.
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22320
22321
ARMSTRONG, JOHN
ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH. A POEM, IN FOUR BOOKS.
New-Haven: Printed and told by Isaac Beers, 1790.
170!) -1779
22322
ASHBURN, REBECCA
THREE REMARKABLE DREAMS, BY MRS. REBECCA ASHBUHN, OF PHILADELPHIA.
[Philadelphia: 1790.]
AUSTIN, SAMUEL 1760 - 1830
THE NATURE AND HAPPINESS, OF THAT HABITUAL PREPARATION FOR DEATH, WHICH
THE UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE DEMANDS, ILLUSTRATED AND URGED. A FUNERAL SER-
MON, DELIVERED AT EXETER, ON THE TENTH OF APRIL, SEVENTEEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY, AT A RELIGIOUS IMPROVEMENT OF A SINGULAR AND VERY AFFLICT-
IVE PROVIDENCE, WHICH REMOVED BY DEATH TWO YOUNG PERSONS, BENJAMIN
SMITH, JUN. AND MARY SMITH, A SON AND DAUGHTER OF MAJOR BENJAMIN SMITH,
OF EXETER, WHO BOTH DIED OF A CONSUMPTION ON THE MORNING OF APRIL STH,
1790. BY SAMUEL AUSTIN, A. M. [Two lines of quotations.]
Exeter: Printed by J. Lamson, and sold at his office. M,DCC,XC. pp. 29.
8vo. AAS.
BACKUS, ISAAC 1724 - 1806
THE LIBERAL SUPPORT OF GOSPEL MINISTERS, OPENED AND INCULCATED. BY ISAAC
BACKUS, PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN MIDDLEBOROUGH. [One line from] I TIM. v. 18.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, at No. 53, in Cornhill. 1790. pp. 36.
12mo. JOB. LOC.
1790
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22824
22325
22326
22327
22328
22329
THE BALLOON ALMANAC [cut] FOK THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791.
Lancaster: Printed and sold by J. Bailey, [1790.]
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. CARPENTERS SOCIETY.
CONSTITUTION, RULES, REGULATIONS OF THE CARPENTERS SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE.
Baltimore: Printed by John Ilayes? 1790.
BANCROFT, AARON 1755 - 1839
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT WINDSOR, IN THE STATE OF VERMONT, ON THE 23no
OF JUNE, MDCCXC. AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. SAMUEL SHUTTLESWORTH,
TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CATHOLICK CHRISTIAN CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN
THAT PLACE. BY AARON BANCROFT, A. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND CHURCH, IN
WORCESTER.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXC. pp.
24. 8VO. AA8. BM. LOC. HC. JCB. MHS. NYPL.
BARRY, JOHN
THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK, ARRANGED UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY NEW, ADAPTED
TO THE CAPACITIES OF CHILDREN, AND DESIGNED AS AN IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT
IN SPELLING AND READING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. TlIE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL EMINENT TEACHERS, AS THE MOST USEFUL PERFORMANCE TO
EXPEDITE THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH. BY JOHN BARRY, MASTER OF THE FREE
SCHOOL OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Carey, Stewart and Co? 1790.
The Philadelphia spelling book, with otherwise the same title, is the
1st Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to John Barry, as Author,
9 June, 1790.
BARTLET, J.
THE GENTLEMAN'S POCKET FARRIER; SHEWING HOW TO USE YOUR HORSE ON A
JOURNEY; AND WHAT REMEDIES ARE PROPER FOR COMMON ACCIDENTS, THAT MAY
BEFALL HIM ON THE ROAD. WITH A COPPERPLATE, SHEWING THE AGE OF A
HORSE BY HIS TEETH.
Middletown: Printed and sold by Moses II. Woodward. 1790
BARTRAM, MOSES
EXERCITATIO MED. IN AUG. DE VICTU.
Philadelphia, E typis Thomas Lang. 1790. pp. (2), (2), 28. 8vo. SGO.
BARTRAM, WILLIAM 1739 - 1823
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION, ON A FINE PAPER, WITH A NEW AND
ELEGANT AMERICAN LETTER, CAST BY JOHN BAINE & Co. TRAVELS THROUGH
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, EAST AND WEST-FLORIDA, THE CHER-
OKEE NATION AND THROUGH THE EXTENSIVE TERRITORIES OF THE MUSCOGULGES
OR CREEK CONFEDEKACY, AND THE COUNTRY OF THE CHACTAWS: CONTAINING AN
ACCOUNT OF THE SOIL AND NATURAL PRODUCTIONS OF THOSE REGIONS TOGETHER
WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE INDIANS. BY WlL-
LIAM BARTON, BOTANIST, OF PHILADELPHIA, WHO WAS EMPLOYED FROM 1773 TO
1777, BY THE CELEBRATED DOCTOR FOTHERGII.L, OF LONDON, TO EXPLORE THE
EXTENSIVE COUNTRIES ABOVE MENTIONED. CONDITIONS. . . .
[Philadelphia: Printed by James and Johnson, 1790.] pp. (3). 4to. NYPL.
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22330 BAXTER, RICHARD 1615-1691
BAXTER'S DIRECTIONS TO SLAVEHOLDERS REVIVED. ... To WHICH is SUB-
JOINED A LETTER FROM THE WORTHY ANTHONY BENEZET, TO THE CELEBRATED
ABBE RAYNAL. WITH ins ANSWER.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francit Bailey. MDCCLXXXX. pp. 8; 16; 12.
24irio.
1615-1091
22331 THE SAINTS EVERLASTING REST: OR, A TREATISE OF THE BLESSED STATE OF
THE SAINTS IN THEIR ENJOYMENT OF GOD IN GLORY: EXTRACTED FROM THE
WORKS OF MR. RlCHARD BAXTER, BY JOHN WESLEY, M. A. LATE FELLOW OF
LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD.
Philadelphia : Printed by Priehard & Hall, in Market- Street, and sold by
John Diekins, on Fourth- Street, No. 43, near Race-Street. M.DCC.XC. pp. 399,
(1). 8VO. AAS. JOB. LOC.
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22332 BEERS, ANDREW 1749 - 1824
BEEHS'S ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTION OF THE SON AND MOON ; THE
TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING
OF THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791: BEING THE THIRD AFTER
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
[Nine lines.] BY ANDREW BEERS, PHILOM. [Twelve lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. CHS. LOC.
22333 SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1791.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1790. Broadside, fol.
22334 GREENLEAF'S NEW- YORK, CONNECTICUT, & NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK, OR
DIARY, WITH AN EPIIEMERIS; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791.
Printed at New-York— By Thomas Greenleaf, for 1791. [1790.]
22335 BELKNAP, JEREMY 1744 - 1798
THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING ENGAGED IN CONTINUING THE HISTORY OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE, AND INTENDING TO GIVE A TOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY,
AND A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF EVERY OCCURRENCE, WHICH MAY DESERVE THE
PUBLICK NOTICE, TAKES THIS METHOD OF APPLYING TO THE MINISTERS AND
OTHER GENTLEMEN OF NOTE, IN THE STATE, AND BEGS THE FAVOUR OF THEM
TO COLLECT AND TRANSMIT TO HIM SUCH INFORMATION AS CAN BE OBTAINED ON
THE FOLLOWING HEADS . . . JEREMY BELKNAP, SUMMER STREET, BOSTON.
MARCH 1, 1790.
[Boston: Printed by Isaiah Thomas and E. T. Andrews, 1790.] Broadside.
8vo. BM. NYPL.
22336 PROPOSAL, FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION, THE SECOND AND THIRD VOL-
UMES OF THE HISTORY OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. BY JEREMY BELKNAP, A. M.
. . . CONDITIONS. . . .
[Boston: Printed by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, 1790.] Broadside,
fol. NYHS.
22337 BELSHAM, WILLIAM 1753 - 1827
AN ESSAY ON THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, in Front-Street, near the
Drawbridge. M.DCC.XC. pp. [15.] 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
1790
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22339
22340
BEND, JOSEPH GROVE JOHN 1762 - 1812
A DlSCOUHSE DELIVERED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY, JULY
25TH, 1790, ON OCCASION OP THE DEATH OF MRS. LuCIA MAGAW, WIFE OF THE
BEV. SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D. : AND NOW PUBLISHED AT HIS REQUEST. BY JOSEPH
BEND, A. M. ASSISTANT MINISTER OF CHRIST- CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, M,DCC,XC. pp. 24. 8vo. BA.
BENEDICT, NOAH
PREPARATION FOR DEATH. A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE FUNERAL OF THE REV-
EREND JOSEPH BELLAMY, D. D. OF BETHLEM, MARCH IXTH, 1790. BY NOAH
BENEDICT, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN WOODBURY. To WHICH is ADDED,
AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING SOME MEMOIRS OF THE DOCTOR'S LIFE. [Two lines of
Scripture texts.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. M.DCC.XC. pp. 45.
8VO. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS.
Reprinted in the first volume of Dr. Bellamy's Works.
BENHAM, ASAHEL
FEDKRAL HARMONY; CONTAINING, IN A FAMILIAR MANNER, THE RUDIMENTS OF
PSALMODY; WITH A COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC. (MOST OF WHICH ARE EN-
TIRELY NEW.)
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Abel Morse. 1790. pp. 12, 36. obl.Svo.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Asahel Benham, as
Author and Proprietor, 17 September, 1791. For sale by Elisha
Whittelsey, junior, in Wallingford, in 1791.
22341
22342
BENTLEY, WILLIAM
A COLLECTION OF PSALMS AND HYMNS FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.
1758-1819
23343
22344
Salem: Printed by Dabney and Gushing. [1789.] pp. 166. 12mo. BA.
1758- 1819
- A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE STONE CHAPEL IN BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 12,
1790. BY WILLIAM BENTLEY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH IN SALEM. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE HEARERS.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, at No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXC. pp. [24.]
8VO. AAE. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS.
THE BERKSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE AND THE MASSACHUSETTS INTELLIGENCER.
[Motto.] VOL. n. NUM. 28. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. in. NUM.
13. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1790.]
PitUfield, Published by Roger Starrs, near the Meeting-House. 1790.
fol. AAS.
How long the Chronicle was published after the above date is not
know, but publication certainly ceased before the close of this year.
BERQUIN, ARNAUD 1750 - 1791
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND, AND YOUTH'S MONITOR. CONSISTING OF TALES AND STO-
RIES, EQUALLY ADAPTED FOR INSTRUCTION AND ENTERTAINMENT. TRANSLATED
FROM THE FRENCH OF M. BERQUIN. VOL. in. [ — iv.]
Boston: Printed by John W. Folsom,for E. Larkin, jun. No. 50 Corn-
hill. 1790. 2 vols.
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22346
BIBLIA.
THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED OUT
OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUKS; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY
COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-
Street, the corner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XC. Unpaged. Signatures A-L! in
twelves. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
Second title : THE NEW TESTAMENT OP OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, Bookseller and Stationer, the corner
of Second and Chesnut- Streets. M,DCC,XC. Unpaged.
This edition was published in 1789, although dated 1790, in two
states : "Some on fine paper." The Publisher's advertisement also states :
"It has two strong recommendations to preference — it is cheaper than
any imported edition ; and it is composed entirely of American man-
ufacture." "He has also put to press a twenty-four mo edition."
As follows:
THE HOLV BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED
OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILI-
GENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-
Street, the corner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XC. Unpaged. Signatures A-L!. 24nio.
Second title: THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, Bookseller and Stationer, the corner
of Second and Chesnut Streets. M,DCC,XC. Unpaged.
Third title: THE PSALMS OF DAVID IN METRE. TRANSLATED AND DILIGENTLY
COMPARED WITH THE ORIGINAL TEXT AND FORMER TRANSLATIONS. BEING THE
VERSION APPROVED BY THE ClIURCII OF SCOTLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No 52, Second-
Street, the corner of Ghesnut-Street. M,DCC,XC. Unpaged. Signatures A-F in
sixes. AAS.
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22347
- 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, S'fACKHOUSE, BUR-
KITT, OSTERVALD, &C. *C. TlIE WHOLE FORMING A COMPLETE BODY OF CHRIS-
TIAN DIVINITY, CALCULATED TO ENLIGHTEN THE UNDERSTANDING, PURIFY THE
HEART; PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF HOLINESS; AND MAKE MEN WISE UNTO SALVA-
TION. No. — , [—No. 80.]
Philadelphia: Published by W. Woodhouse, Bookseller, Front-Street, next
door to the Coffee-House. 1790.
Publication was completed this year. Printed in folio, with new type,
on fine demy paper. Completed in eighty numbers — a number every
Saturday morning. The Apocrypha at large, with notes, completing
the Family Bible, was published October 5th 1790 — the last number
containing a list of subscribers.
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22349
- THE SELF-INTERPRETING BIBLE: CONTAINING THE SACRED TEXT OF THE OLD
AND NEW TESTAMENTS. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH
THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. To WHICH
AUK ANNEXED, MARGINAL REFERENCES AND ILLUSTRATIONS, AN EXACT SUMMARY
OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, A PARAPHRASE ON THE MOST OBSCURE OR IMPORTANT
PARTS, AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENTS OF EACH CHAPTER, EXPLANATORY NOTES,
AND EVANGELICAL REFLECTIONS. BY THE REVEREND JOHN BliOWN, MINISTER OF
THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON. [Five lines of Scripture texts.] [PARTS i-xni.]
New-Tork: Printed by Hodge, Allen & Campbell, 1790.
Advertised as an American edition of the Self-interpreting folio family
Bible: (being the only American edition ever published) Containing the
Old and New Testaments, with the books of the Apocrypha: illus-
trated with notes and annotations, theological, historical, geographi-
cal, systematical, chronological, biographical, practical, critical, ex-
planatory, moral and divine. The whole forming a complete system
of the Christian religion, with practical reflections at the end of each
chapter, calculated to improve the understanding, purify the heart,
promote the cause of virtue, and guide the reader to the mansions of
eternal bliss. By the late reverend John Brown, minister of the Gospel
at. Haddington. The third edition. Greatly improved by the addition
of many thousand marginal references and illustrations, carefully cor-
rected by the Author for the press, before his death. It was first seri-
ally published by subscription, in numbers, issued every fortnight.
The completed work to consist of forty numbers, "any surplus to be
given gratis." It was two years in passing through the press and
was printed in large folio, on fine paper of American manufacture,
with a large and new type cast for the work. Every other number
was embellished with an engraving executed by an American artist,
illustrative of some incident of Holy Scripture. And a frontispiece,
title-page, introduction, etc., and a list of subscriber's names, were to
be given at the conclusion of the work.
- 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 COLLKGE AT DOWAY, ANNO 1609. NEWLY
REVISED, AND CORRECTED, ACCORDING TO THE CLEMENTINE EDITION OF THE
SCRIPTURES. WITH ANNOTATIONS FOR ELUCIDATING THE PRINCIPAL DIFFICUL-
TIES OF HOLY WRIT. [One line of Latin from] ISAIAE xn. 3.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Carey, Stewart, and Co. M.DCC.XC.
2 vols. in one. pp. 990. 4to.
The first American edition of the Doway translation of the Vulgate
Bible, and the first Bible, in quarto, published in English in the United
States. <
22350
- THE HOLY BIBLE ABRIDGED: OR, THE HISTORY OF THE OLD AND NEW TEST-
AMENT. ILLUSTRATED WITH NOTES, AND ADORNED WITH CUTS. FOR THE USE OF
CHILDREN. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A COMPLEAT ABSTRACT OF THE OLD AND NEW
TESTAMENT, WITH THE APOCRYPHA, IN EASY VERSE. [Two lines from] LUKE
xvin, 16.
New-Tork. Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell and sold at their ret-
pective Book-Stores. M,DCC,XC. pp. 180. 32mo. NYPL.
Second title: COMPLEAT ABSTRACT OF THE HOI.Y BIBLE IN EASY VERSE; CON-
TAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, WITH THE APOCRYPHA. [Four lines
of verse.] pp. (135)-180.
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BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
A NEW VERSION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID, FITTED TO TUB TUNES USED IN CHUR-
CHES. BY N. BRADY, D. D. LATE CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY, AND N. TATK, ESQ;
LATE POET LAUUET [»ic] TO THE KlNQ OF ENGLAND.
Boston (State of Massachu setts) Printed by Joseph Bumstead, for David
West, No. 36, Marlbnrough-Street, and B. Larkinjun. No. 50, Corn/all. MDCC-
XC. pp. 358, (2). 12mo. NYPL.
— DOCTOR WATTS'S IMITATION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID, CORRECTED AND EN-
LARGED, BY JOEL BARLOW. To WHICH is ADDED A COLLECTION OF HYMNS; THE
WHOLE APPLIED TO THE STATE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN GENERAL. THE
THIRD EDITION. LUKE xxiv. [Two lines.]
Hartford : Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [ With the privilege of copy-
right.] [1790.] pp. 209, (18), 289-332. 12rno. NYPL.
DOCTOR WATTS'S IMITATION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID, CORRECTED AND EN-
LARGED, BY JOEL BARLOW. ADAPTED TO THE STATE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHUUCH
IN GENERAL.
New-York: Printed by W. Durell, MDCCXC.
— PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA: BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD REVISIONS OF THE PSALMS OF
DAVID. ALLOWED BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW- YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. [Three line quotation.]
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen and Campbell, and sold at their res-
pective Book-Stores, 1790. pp. (2), (10), (25) -306, (6). 24rno. AAS. BU. NYPL.
- THE PSALMS OF DAVID IN METRE: TRANSLATED, AND DILIGENTLY COMPARED
WITH THE ORIGINAL TEXT, AND FORMER TRANSLATIONS. BEING THE VERSION
APPROVED BY THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, N". 52 Second-
Street, the corner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XC. pp. (71). 12mo. JCB
- THE WHOLE BOOK OF PSALMS IN METRE; WITH HYMNS SUITED TO THE FEASTS
AND FASTS OF THE CHURCH, AND OTHER OCCASIONS OF PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, in Market-Street. 1790. pp.
221, (3). 12mo. JCB. LOC.
Usually found bound with the Book of Common Prayer of this date.
- DER PSALTER DES KONIGS UND PROPHETEN DAVIDS, VERDEUTSCHET VON DR.
MARTIN LUTHER, MIT KURZEN SUMMARIEN ODER INHALT JEDES PSALMEN. UND
MIT VIELEN PARALLELEN ODER GLEICHEN SCHRIFT-STELLEN. DIE ZWEYTE
AUFLAGE.
Qermantaun : Oedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1790. pp. 252. 18mo. NYPL.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST, TRANSLATED
OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY
COMPARED AND REVISED BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. APPOINTED TO
BE READ IN CHURCHES.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse. M.DCC.XC. Unpaged. 12mo.
O'Callaghan notes a long list of errors to be found in this edition.
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BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT, continued.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, NEWLY TRANS-
LATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS
DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES.
[Publisher's monogram.]
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Gaine, at Jiis Book-Store and
Printiny-Office, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,XC. Signature A - O in
twelves. 12mo. NYPL.
The following errors have been noted : Acts vm. 9. sorcercy, for sor-
cery. Phil. iv. 15. beginning, for beginning.
BICKERSTAFFE, ISAAC
THE MAID OF THE MILL. A COMIC OPERA.
Philadelphia: Printed by "William Spotswood, 1790.
1735- 1787
BIDDLE, OWEN
A PLAN FOR A SCHOOL AND AN ESTABLISHMENT SIMILAR TO THAT OF ACKWORTH,
IN YORKSHIRE, GREAT-BRITAIN, VARIED TO SUIT THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE
YOUTH WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE YEARLY MEETING FOR PENNSYLVANIA AND
NEW-JERSEY, INTRODUCED WITH THE SENSE OF FRIENDS IN NEW-ENGLAND ON
THE SUBJECT OF EDUCATION; AND AN ACCOUNT OF SOME SCHOOLS IN GREAT-
BRITAIN: TO WHICH IS ADDED OBSERVATIONS AND REMARKS, INTENDED FOR
THE CONSIDERATION OF FRIENDS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank. M.DCC.XC. pp. 53. 8vo.
AAS. JCB. LCP.
BILLINGS, WILLIAM
THE BIRD AND THE LARK. THE AUTHOR SUPPOSES THE AIRS
BY WILLIAM BILLINGS.
Boston: Published by the Author, 1790.
1746 - 1800
TO BE ORIGINAL.
BINGHAM, CALEB 1757 - 1819
THE YOUNG 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. [Two lines of quotation.] THE FOURTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
(PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT.)
Printed at Boston. By Thomas and Andrews. At Faust's Statue, No. 45.
Newbury-Street. MDCCXC. pp. 57. 24mo. AAS.
8th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Caleb Binghnm, as
Author, 15 November, 1790.
BLACK, JOHN
THE DUTY OF CHRISTIANS IN SINGING THE PRAISES OF GOD.
Carlisle: Printed by Kline and Reynolds. 1790.
1750 - 1802
A SERMON.
BLACKSTONE, Sir WILLIAM 1723 - 1780
COMMENTARIES ON THE LAWS OF ENGLAND. IN FOUR BOOKS. BY SIR WILLIAM
BLACKSTONE, KNT. [Two lines.] IN FOUR VOLUMES. THE FIRST WORCESTER
EDITION, CAREFULLY REPRINTED FROM THE LAST LONDON EDITION. [Six lines.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCXC. 4 vols.
pp. 12, 485; vii. 520, xix; vi, 455, xxvii; vi. 443, vii, (52). 12mo. AAS.
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22366 BLAIR, HUGH 1718 - 1800
SERMONS. BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D. p. R. s. ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE HIGH
CHOKCH, AND PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTRES IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF EDINBURGH. [Publishers' monogram.]
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and sold at their
several Book-Stores; also, by Robert Campbell, Philadelphia. M.DCC.XC. pp. 292.
8vo. AAS.
22367 BLIGH, WILLIAM 1754-1817
A NARRATIVE OF THE MUTINY, ON BOARD HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIP BOUNTY;
AND THE SUBSEQUENT VOYAGE OF PART OF THE CREW, IN THE SHIP'S BOAT, FROM
TOFOA, ONE OF THB FRIENDLY ISLANDS, TO TlMOR, A DUTCH SETTLEMENT IN
THE EAST-INDIES. WRITTEN BY LIEUT. WILLIAM BLIGH.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Spotsicood, MDCCXC. pp. (2), 70. 12mo.
BA. JCB.
22368 BORDLEY, JOHN BEALE 1727 - 1804
A SUPPLEMENT TO THE ESSAY ON MONIES, COINS, &c. PROPOSED FOR THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. [Signed, B.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Humphreys, Front-Street, near the
Drawbridge. M.DCC.XC. pp. (2), [7.] 8vo. BA. NYPL.
22369 BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING THE GOSPEL.
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE PRESENT STATE OF THE SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING
THE GOSPEL AMONG THE INDIANS AND OTHERS IN NORTH-AMERICA, — WITH A
SKETCH OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY MEAN TO PURSUE THE OBJECTS OF THEIR
INSTITUTION. PRESENT STATE OF THE SOCIETY, &c. . . . LETTER FROM THE
REV. MR. LITTLE, TO THE SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY. WELLS, NOVEMBER 24,
1790. . . . LETTER FROM OLIVER WOOD, ESQ. TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SOCIETY. NORRIDGEWALK, AUGUST 9, 1790. . . . [Colophon:]
[Boston:] Published by order of the Society — Peter Thacher, secretary.
[1790.] pp. [4.] fol. AAS. NYPL.
22370 THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL, CONTAINING THE LAT-
EST OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Motto.] NO. 1840. MONDAY, JANU-
ARY 4, [ — No. 1891. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.J
Printed by Benjamin IHdet and Son, No. 7, State-Street, Boston. 1790.
fol. AAS. LOG. MHS.
22371 BOSTWICK, DAVID 1720 - 1763
A FAIR AND RATIONAL VINDICATION OF THE RIGHT OF INFANTS TO THE ORDINANCE
OF BAPTISM: BEING THE SUBSTANCE OF SEVERAL DISCOURSES FROM ACTS xi, 39.
CONTAINING: i. THE SCRIPTURE GROUND, ON WHICH THE RIGHT OF INFANTS TO
BAPTISM IS FOUNDED. II. THE EVIDENCE BY WHICH IT IS SUPPORTED. III. A
SOLUTION OF THE MOST MATERIAL OBJECTIONS. . . .
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blauteltf 1790. pp. 63. 8vo.
22372 BOWDOINHAM. MAINE. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE BOWDOINHAM ASSOCIATION, HELD AT HARPSWELL, 1790.
Boston: 1790.
22373 BROWN, or BRUNO, JOHN 1735 _ 1788
THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE; OR, A TRANSLATION OF THE ELEMENTA MEDICINE
BRUNONIS. WITH LARGE NOTES, ILLUSTRATIONS, AND COMMENTS. BY THE
AUTHOR OF THE ORIGINAL WORK. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobion at the Stone-fwu»e No. 41, Second-
Street. MDCCXC. pp. (2), xiii, 390, (8), plate. 8vo. AAS. JCB. SGO.
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22375
THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE AND WEEKLY MONITOR. [Motto.]
NUMB. 171. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMB. 222, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28,
1790.]
New- Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blauvelt. 1790. fol.
BRYANT,
22376
22377
22378
22379
TO THE CURIOUS AND BENEVOLENT. A DWARF CHILD. MR. BRYANT RESPECTFULLY
INFORMS THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEWBURYPORT, THAT THE DWARF
CHILD WILL BE EXHIBITED ON THIS DAY, AUGUST 3, FROM 9 O'CLOCK A. M., TILL 1,
AND FROM 2 TILL 5 P. M. AT UNION-HALL. Ja^" POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME.
THIS CHILD HAS LATELY BEEN EXHIBITED AT MR. BOWEN'S ASSEMBLY-HALL,
BOSTON, WHERE HK WAS ALLOWED TO BE THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY
EVER SEEN. HE HAS THERE ASSUMED THE NAME OF TOM THUMB, JUN. AS HE IS THE
SMALLEST BOY OF HIS AGE EVER KNOWN. HE IS SIX YEARS OLD, 26 INCHES HIGH,
AND WEIGHS ONLY 12 POUNDS. HE IS VERY HANDSOME, AND WELL PROPORTIONED,
ALSO VEKY ACTIVE AND MANLY. TlIIS SURPRISING LITTLE GENIUS WAS BORN IN
BKIDGBWATER, WHERE HIS PARENTS NOW LIVE; THEY BEING IN LOW CIRCUM-
STANCES, WISH TO MAKE A COLLECTION FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND EDUCATION
OF THEIR CHILD. ADMITTANCE, IS, 6DJ HALF PRICE FOR CHILDREN.
fNewburyport: Printed by John Mycall, 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
BUCHAN, WILLIAM 1729 - 1805
DOMESTIC MEDICINE, OR, THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN; BEING AN ATTEMPT TO RENDER
THE MEDICAL ART MORE GENERALLY USEFUL, BY SHEWING PEOPLE WHAT IS IN
THEIR OWN POWER, BOTH WITH RESPECT TO THE PREVENTION AND CUKE OF DIS-
EASES. CHIEFLY CALCULATED TO RECOMMEND A PROPER ATTENTION TO REGIMEN
AND SIMPLE MEDICINES. WlTH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING A DISPENSATORY FOR
THE USE OF PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, in Market Street. 1790.
BUCKNER, SAMUEL
THE AMERICAN SAILOR: A TREATISE ON PRACTICAL SEAMANSHIP, WITH HINTS AND
REMARKS RELATING THERETO. DESIGNED TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS MAKING
NAVIGATION IN GENERAL MORE PERFECT, AND OF CONSEQUENCE, LESS DESTRUCT-
IVE TO HEALTH, LIVES AND PROPERTY. BY SAMUEL BuCKNER.
Newport: Printed and sold by Peter Edes. 1790. pp. (8), 96. 8vo. JCB.
Rhode Island District Copyright, issued to Peter Edes, as Proprietor,
26 August, 1790.
BULLARD, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1791. BEING THE THIRD YEAR
AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAH; AND THE 15TH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. [Fourteen lines.] BY SAMUEL BULLARD. [Four lines of verse.]
Boston : Printed and sold by J. While and C. Cambridge, near Charles-
Riter Bridge. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
BUNYAN, JOHN 1628-1688
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE SPIRITUALIZED: OR, GOSPEL-LIGHT BROUGHT OUT OF THE TEM-
PLE AT JERUSALEM, TO LET us MORE EASILY INTO THE GLORY OF NEW-TESTA-
MENT TRUTHS. BY JOHN BUNYAN. THE FIRST ALBANY EDITION.
Albany: Printed by C. R. & G. Webster. 1790. pp. 192. 16mo. LOC.
AUCTIOM
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22380 BURGES, BARTHOLOMEW
A SERIES OP INDOSTAN LETTERS BY BAR w BURGES CONTAINING, A STRIKING AC-
COUNT OP THE MANNERS * CUSTOMS OF THE GENTOO NATIONS, & OP THE MOGULS
* OTHER MAHOMEDAN TRIBES IN INDOSTAN, WITH OTHER POLEMICAL EAST INDIA
TRACTS BOTH AMUSING, INTERESTING, & PERFECTLY ORIGINAL.
N. York: Printed & published for the Author by W. Ross. [1790.] pp.
xxv, (1), 168, frontispiece. 12mo. AAS. BA. BM. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
The title-page, and frontispiece engraved by Rollinson. Contains a
twelve-page list of subscriber's names, headed by George Washing-
ton, and John Adams.
22381 BURGH, JAMES 1714-1775
THE ART OP SPEAKING. CONTAINING i. AN ESSAY; IN WHICH ARE GIVEN RULES
FOR EXPRESSING PROPERLY THE PRINCIPAL PASSIONS AND HUMOURS, WHICH OCCUR
IN READING Oil PUBLIC SPEAKING; AND II. LESSONS TAKEN PROM THE ANTIENTS
AND MODERNS, WITH ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS WHERE THOUGHT USEFUL; EX-
HIBITING A VARIETY OF MATTER FOR PRACTICE;THE EMPHATICAL WORDS 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 THK ESSAY AND LESSONS.
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Gaine, 1790.
22382 BURGOYNE, Sir JOHN 1722-1791
THE LORD OF THE MANOR. A COMIC OPERA. As IT is PERFORMED AT THE THE-
ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. WITH A PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, Front-Street. M.DCC.XC.
pp. 71. 12mo. AAS.
22383 THE BURLINGTON ADVERTISER, OR AGRICULTURAL AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. i. NUMB. 1. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, [ — NUMB, xxxvin. TUESDAY, DECEM-
BER 28, 1790.]
Burlington: Printed by Neale and Lawrence, nearly opposite James
Sterling^ Store. 1790. fol. NTPL.
Established by Isaac Neale and Daniel Lawrence. The imprint was
changed in Numb. n. to read: "Printed and published, weekly, by
I. Neale & D. Lawrence, by whom subscriptions, at twelve shillings
specie per annum, essays, articles of intelligence &c. are thankfully
received. Advertisements inserted on the following conditions: those
of no more length than breadth, at three shillings the first week,
and eighteen-pence for every continuance. Those exceeding a square,
in the same proportion." With the issue for April 12th, 1791, at the
end of the first year, Daniel Lawrence withdrew; but the partnership
of Neale and Lawrence was not dissolved until July 7, 1791.
Isaac Neale continued publication as sole printer and publisher to
December 13, 1791, with which issue publication was suspended owing
to the small number of subscribers; the publisher stating that upon
sufficient encouragement he would re-commence its publication on an
improved plan. This encouragement was never given.
22384 THE BURLINGTON ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791.
Burlington: Printed and sold by I. Neale & D. Lamence. [1790.]
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BURNET, MATTHIAS 1749 - 1806
A SKKMON, PREACHED THE SECOND LORD'S DAT AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS AMIABLE
AND EXCELLENT WIFE, MRS. ANN BURNET, WHO DIED IN CHILD-BED, JULY 7TH,
1789, IN THE XXXV TH YEAR OF HER AGE. By MATTHIAS BUKNET, A. M. PASTOR
OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN NORWALK, CONNECTICUT. [Five lines of Scripture
texts.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. MDCCXC. pp. (24).
4tO. AAS. BA. LOC. NYPL.
CAMP, JOHN 1753 - 1821
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. WINSLOW PAIGE, IN
STEPHENTOWN, MARCH 17TH, A. D. 1790. BY JOHN CAMP, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH IN CANAAN.
Pittsfield: Printed by Roger Starrs. M,DCC,XC. pp. 16. 4to. JCB.
CAMPBELL, GEORGE 1719 - 1796
A DISSERTATION OF MIRACLES: CONTAINING AN EXAMINATION OF PRINCIPLES AD-
VANCED BY DAVID HUME, ESQ. ; IN AN ESSAY ON MIRACLES. BY GEORGE CAMP-
BELL, D. D. PRINCIPAL OF THE MAKISCHAL COLLEGE, AND ONE OFTHE MINISTERS,
OF ABERDEEN. [Two lines from] JOHN x. 25. THE THIRD EDITION, WITH AD-
DITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at tlte Stone House, in Second
Street. MDCCXC. pp. xi, 173, (3). 16mo. AAS. JCB.
Contains a list of Books printed for and sold by Thomas Dobson.
CAMPBELL, ROBERT
A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, SOLD BY ROBERT CAMPBELL, AT HIS NEW BOOK & STA-
TIONARY [sic] STORE, ON THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND-STREET, BELOW THE MARKET,
AND FIVE DOORS ABOVE CnESNUT-STREET.
[Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell, 1790.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
CAMPE, JOACHIM HEINRICH VON 1746-1818
THE NEW ROBINSON CRUSOE: AN INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING HISTORY. FOR
THE USE OF CHILDREN OK BOTH SEXES. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
Printed at Boston, by Thomas and Andrews, at Faust's Statue. Sold fit
their Bookstore, No. 45, Newbury-Street, and by said Thomas at his Bookstore
in Worcester. Also by J. Boyle and D. West, in Marlborough Street, and B.
Guild, B. Larkin, and E. Larkin, jun. in Cornhill, Boston. MDCCXC. pp.
270, frontispiece. 16mo. AAS. LOC.
CAREY, MATHKW 1760-1839
INFORMATION FOR EUROPEANS WHO ARE DISPOSED TO MIGRATE TO THE UNITED
STATES. IN A LETTER FROM A CITIZEN OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO HIS FRIEND IN
GREAT-BRITAIN.
Philadelphia : [Printed by] Carey Stewart & Co. [Price one eighth of a
dollar.] [1790.] pp. (16). 16mo. JCB. LOC. MHS.
CARLETON, OSGOOD 1742-1816
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR, AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791,
[Fourteen lines.] BY OSGOOD CARLETON, TEACHER OF MATHEMATICKS, IN BOS-
TON. [Eight lines of verse.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, at No. 53, Cornhill: also, by
Thomas C. Gushing, at his Printing-Office, in Salem. [1790.] pp. [32.] 12mo.
AAS. LOC. NYPL.
In this issue is begun the Memoirs of Captain John Smith. Compiled
chiefly from the genuine writings of Capt. Smith himself, and of
his intimate friend Mr. Purchas, by a Rev. Gentleman, eminent for his
literary abilities and historical researches. Iii his preface, dated,
Boston, May 1, 1789, Carleton says, that he has determined to lay
aside obscure signatures, and publish under his own name. Several
of his Almanacs appeared under fictitious names before this.
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THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND THE WESTERN IIEPOSITOHY OF KNOWLEDGE. VOL.
v. No. 231. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 282. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
29, 1790.]
Carlisle: (State of Pennsylvania) Printed by Kline & Reynolds. 1790. fol.
CATALOGUE OP A CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OP MODERN BOOKS; AMONG
WHICH ARE, ELEGANT FOLIO FAMILY BlBLKS, SEVERAL VALUABLE MEDICAL PUBLI-
CATIONS, DIVINITY, HISTORY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, &C. AND A CURIOUS ASSORTMENT
OP BEAUTIFUL MAPS AND PRINTS, TO BE SOLD ON THE 2D DAY OF DECEMBER,
1790, AT A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS ROOM IN MR. DANIEL PETERS's TAVERN, AT
THE SIGN OF THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY, IN GAY-STREET, FIVE DOORS FROM
MARKET-STREET.
Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard and J. Anyell, 1790.
CATALOGUE OF A VALUABLE COLLECTION OP BOOKS, IN DIVINITY, HISTORY, PHYSIC,
NOVELS, MISCELLANIES, PHILOSOPHY, NAVIGATION, GEOGRAPHY, DICTIONARIES, &C.
&C. WlLL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY, THE 30TH OP APRIL INSTANT,
AT THE SHOP OF MR. SAMUEL BAYLEY NEAR THE FERRY- WAY IN NEWBURYPORT.
Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall. 1790.
CEBES. 5th century B. c.
THE CIRCUIT OP HUMAN LIFE: A VISION. IN WHICH ARE ALLEGORICALLY DESCRIBED,
THE VIRTUES AND VICES. TAKEN FROM THE TABLATURE OP CEBES, A DIS-
CIPLE OF SOCRATES. FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH. THE THIRD EDITION,
CORRECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCXC. pp. 88. 18mo. LOC.
CEBRA, JAMES
JAMES CEBRA, RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO sucn AS MAY THINK THEM
USEFUL, PARTICULARLY IN THE COLLECTION OP DEBTS. . . . NEW-YORK, JUNE
23,1790. [Colophon:]
[New-York:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1790.]
Broadside, fol. NYHS.
22397
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IN TWO PARTS. [Five lines
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CHALKLEY, THOMAS
A COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OP THOMAS CHALKLEY.
from] PSALM I. 1, 2.
Philadelphia: Printed by James & Johnson. M.DCC.XC. pp. [viii], 336;
(2), (2), 341-005, (3). 8vo. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
Second title: A JOURNAL OR HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE, TRAVELS AND
CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCES OF THE ANTIENT, FAITHFUL SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST,
THOMAS CHALKLKY, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE IN THE ISLAND OF TOKTOLA, THE
FOURTH DAY OF THE MONTH 1741. TlIE FIFTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by James & Johnson. M.DCC.XC. pp. (2), (2),
341-605, (3).
CHAMBERLAIN, THOMAS -1784
NINTH EDITION. [Cut of minister preaching in pulpit.] THE MINISTER PREACHING
HIS OWN FUNKKAL SERMON: BEING A WARNING FROM HEAVEN TO ALL VILE SIN-
NERS ON EARTH. WITH A PARTICULAR RELATION OF MANY WONDERFUL THINGS
SEEN BY THE REV. THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN, IN A VISION JUST BEFORE HIS DE-
CEASE, THE PRECISE TIME OF WHICH WAS SHEWN UNTO HIM.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, next Liberty-Stump, by wholesale
or retail, cheap. 1790. pp. 15, (1). 16mo. JCB.
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22399 CHANDLER, THOMAS BRADBURY 1726-1790
SALE CATALOGUE OK TUB BOOKS, BELONGING TO THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE REV.
DR. CHANDLER.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kolloek. 1790.
22400 THE CHARMER: BEING A SELECT COLLECTION OF ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
SONGS, INCLUDING THE MODERN; WITH A SELECTION OF FAVOURITE TOASTS AND
SENTIMENTS.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Spolswood, Front-Street, between
Market and C/tesnut-Streets. 1790. pp. — frontispiece. 18mo.
22401 i DIE CHESNUTHILLER WOCHENSCHRIFT. NUM. 1. MITTWOCH, OCTOBER 6,
[—NUM. 13. MITTWOCH, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Diese Zeitung wird wochentlich, nemlich Afittwnclu, heravsgegeben ton
Samuel Saw. Buchdrucker auf Chesnuthill, nahe bey dem \Qten meilstein allico
die Readinger und Nordwelseher Slrasse Zusammenkommen. 1790. 4to.
Established by Samuel Saur, the youngest of Christopher Saur's ten
children, and continued by him to April, 1794, when he removed to
Philadelphia, and altered the title to: Das Philadelphier Wochenblat,
which was discontinued, in the same year, upon his removal to Balti-
more, where he resided until his death, 12 October, 1820, and where
he was prominent as a printer, publisher, and type founder.
CHETWOOD, WILLIAM RUFUS - 1766
THE VOYAGES AND ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN ROBERT BOYLE, IN SEVERAL PARTS OF
THE WORLD. INTERMIXED WITH THE STORY OF MRS. VlLLARS, AN ENGLISH
LADY, WITH WHOM HE MADE HIS SURPRIZING ESCAPE FROM BARBARY. LIKE-
WISE INCLUDING, THE HlSTORY OF AN ITALIAN CAPTIVE, AND THE LlFE OF DON
PEDRO AGUILO, &c. FULL OF VARIOUS AND AMAZING TURNS OF FORTUNE.
Boston : Printed and sold by John West Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street, and
E. Larkin,jun. No. 50, CornJiill. 1790.
A fictitious narrative, frequently reprinted. George Steevens embalmed
the author's memory, in the liquid amber of his remarks, by calling him,
"a blockhead, and a measureless and bungling liar." Also, wrongly
attributed to Benjamin Victor.
22403 THE CHRISTIAN OICONOMY. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GREEK OF AN
OLD MANUSCRIPT FOUND IN THE ISLAND OF PATMOS WHERE ST. JOHN WROTE HIS
BOOK OF THE REVELATION.
Albany: Printed by C. R. & G. Webster. 1790. pp. 30. Svo. JCB.
22404 THE CHRISTIAN (ECONOMY. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GREK'K OF AN
OLD MANUSCRIPT FOUND IN THE ISLAND OF PATMOS WHERE ST. JOHN WROTE HIS
BOOK OF THE REVELATION.
Concord: Printed by George Hough. 1790.
22405 THE CHRISTIAN'S, SCHOLAR'S, AND FARMER'S MAGAZINE; CALCULATED, IN AN EMI-
NENT DEGREE, TO PROMOTE RELIGION; TO DISSEMINATE USEFUL KNOWLEDGE; TO
AFKOUD LITERARY PLEASURE AND AMUSEMENT, AND TO ADVANCE THE INTERESTS
OF AGRICULTURE. BY A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN. [Seven lines of quotations.]
No. 1. OF VOL. ii. FOR APRIL AND MAY, 1790. [—No. 6. FOR FEBRUARY AND
MARCH, 1791.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and sold by Shepard Kolloek. M.DCC.XC.
pp. 736, (6), (2). Svo. AAS. BA. i.oc.
Discontinued from want of leisure, on the part of the Editors, to con-
tinue it.
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22406 CHURCHMAN, JOHN 17R3 - 1805
AN EXPLANATION OF THE MAGNETIC ATLAS, OB VARIATION CHART, HEREUNTO AN-
NEXED; PROJECTED ON A PLAN ENTIRELY NEW, BY WHICH THE MAGNETIC VARIA-
TION ON ANY PART OF THE GLOBE MAY BE PRECISELY DETERMINED, FOR ANY
TIME PAST, PRESENT, OR FDTURE : AND THE VARIATION AND LATITUDE BEING AC-
CURATELY KNOWN, THE LONGITUDE IS OF CONSEQUENCE TRULY DETERMINED. BY
JOHN CHURCHMAN, LATE LAND SURVEYOR FOR THE DISTRICT OF THE COUNTIES OF
DELAWARE AND CHESTER, AND FOR PART OF LANCASTER AND BERKS, PENNSYL-
VANIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by James & Johnson, on the north tide of Market-
Street, between Third and Fourth-Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. 46, (5), (1), chart,
2 tables, 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOG. MHS.
Title of chart : To GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, THIS MAGNETIC ATLAS OR VARIATION CHART, is HUMBLY INSCRIBED
BY JOHN CHURCHMAN.
Contains a five-page list of subscriber's names. 3rd Pennsylvania
District Copyright, issued to John Churchman, as Author, 17 June, 1790.
22407 THE CITY [seal] GAZETTE, OR THE DAILY ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. vm. NUMB.
1362. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 1603. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & M'lver, Printers to the City, No. 47,
Bay. 1790. fol.
22408 COGSWELL, JAMES 1720-1807
A FUNERAL SERMON, DELIVERED AT BROOKLYN, ON THE 29TH OCTOBER, 1789.
AT THE INTERMENT OF MHS. LOIS WHITNEY, CONSORT OF THE REV. JOSIAH WHIT-
NEY.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1790. pp.22. 8vo. UTS. YC.
THE COLUMBIAN 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 YEAR
OF OUR LORD 1791: BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND
THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN
OF THE MIDDLE STATES, PARTICULARLY NEW-YORK. [Six lines.] AGREEABLE
TO THE PLAN OF THE LATE J. N. HuTCHINS.
New- York : Printed by Samuel London: No. 5, Water-Street. [1790.]
pp. (32). 12mo. NYHS.
22410 THE COLUMBIAN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791: BEING THE
THIRD AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Eighteen lines.] ALSO, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by P eter Stewart, N". 34, in Second, be-
tween Market and Chesmtt-Streets. [1790.] pp. (36), (12). 12mo. LOC.
22411 THE COLUMBIAN ALMANAC; OR, THE NORTH- AMERICAN CALENDAR, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD, 171)1. BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [U. S. Amis.]
Wilmington : Printed and sold by Andrews, Craig, and Brynberg, at the
Post-Office, in Market-Street. [1790.] pp. (48). 12ino. NYHS.
22412 THE COLUMBIAN POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1791; BEING THE THIRD
AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Eighteen lines.
Wilmington : Printed and sold by Andretrs, Craig, and Brynberg, at the
Post-Office, Market-Street. [1790.] pp. (24). 24mo. LOC.
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COLUMBIAN [U. S. A.] CENTINEL. No. 27 OF VOL. xin. WHOLE No. 651. WED-
NESDAY, JUNE 16, 1 — No. 31 OP VOL. xiv. WHOLE No. 707. WEDNESDAY, DEC-
EMBER 29, 1790.J
Printed and published on Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Benjamin Rus-
sell, in State-Street, Boston, Massachusetts. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC. NTPL.
In continuation of 77(6 Massachusetts Centinel.
THE COLUMBIAN HERALD, OR THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OF NORTH-AMERICA.
JANUARY- DECEMBER, 1790.
Charleston: Printed by T. B. Bowen. 1790. fol.
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, OR MONTHLY MISCELLANY. CONTAINING A VIEW OF
THE HISTORY, LITERATURE, MANNERS & CHARACTERS OF THE YEAR 1790. E MOL-
LIT MORES. VOL. 4. [JANUARY -FEBRUARY, 1790.] [Cut.]
Philadelphia: Printed for the Proprietors [by William Spotswood, 1790.]
pp. (2), 390, (2), (4), 6 plates. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC.
In March, the magazine was "transferred to new proprietors, between
whom and the gentlemen, who sometime ago published proposals for
the" Philadelphia Magazine and Universal Asylum," an agreement to
unite the two, has taken place. The joint-proprietors, have, therefore,
resolved to continue the Columbian Magazine, on an enlarged and im-
proved plan, under the title of 27(6 Universal Asylum, and Columbian
Magazine. By a Society of gentlemen." With this change in name
the magazine was printed by William Young.
THE CONCORD HERALD, AND NEWHAMPSHIHE INTELLIGENCER. THE PRESS is
THE CRADLE OF SCIENCE, THE NURSE OF GENIUS, AND THE CHILD OF LIBERTY.
VOL. i. No. 1. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [—No. 52. WEDNESDAY, DECEM-
BER 29, 1790.]
Printed at Concord, (Newhampshire) by George Hough. 1790. fol.
Established by George Hough, and continued by him to 30 October,
1805. With the beginning of the second volume, in January, 1791,
the title was altered to Hough's Concord Herald, up to March 9th, when
it was changed to Concord Herald, under which name it was published
to the end of the fifth volume, in January, 1795, when the title was
again altered to Courier of New-Hampshire, until its publication ceased
in 1805.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN MASSACHUSETTS.
A RECOMMENDATION FROM THE CONVENTION OF THE CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS,
AT BOSTON, MAY 26, 1790. [That only properly qualified members of regular
associations be asked to discharge the ministerial office.] SIMEON HOWARD,
MODERATOR OF THE CONVENTION.
[Boston: 1790.] Broadside, fol. JCB.
CONNECTICUT. STATE.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR AS-
SEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, UOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
(IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1790.] pp. 389-
-394. fol. PL. WD. YC.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, IIOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
(IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1790.] pp. 389-394.
fol. wu.
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CONNECTICUT, continued.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOI.DEN AT HARTFORD,
(IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[Colophon :]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1790.] pp. 390-396. fol. CHS.
— • [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOI.DEN AT HARTFORD,
(IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[Colophon :]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1790.] pp. 391-397. 8vo. CHS.
— [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, 1790.
[Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Natlianiel Patten. [1790.] pp. 390-396. fol. ens.
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— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, (IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI,
1790. [Colophon:]
Hartford : Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1790.] pp. 399-400. fol.
CHS. PL. YC.
This is the official issue. i
— • [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1790.] pp. 399-400.
fol. NYBA. HSP. WU.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW HAVEN,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[Colophon :]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1790.] pp. 399-400. 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-HAVEN,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
[Hartford: Printed by Natlianiel Patten. 171)0.] pp. 403-404. fol. CHS.
Apparently an error in pagination.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COMMAN-
DER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the eleventh day of November, a day of Thanksgiving.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green, and Son. 1790. Broadside, fol.
THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. NUMBER 1302.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — NUMBER 1353. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near the Bridge. 1790. fol.
AAS. CHS. LOC. YC.
THE NEWS-BOY'S ADDRESS TO HIS CUSTOMERS.
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1790.] Broadside, nar. fol.
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THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE. VOL. xxvn. No. 1364. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [—
VOL. xxvni. No. 1416. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1790.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son, at the northwest corner
of tlie Parade. 1790. fol. AAS. CHS. NYPL. YC.
THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. No. 1158. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [—No. 1209.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-
Office. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC. YC.
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE NATURE OP A FUNDED DEBT, TENDING TO SHEW THAT
IT CAN NEVER BE CONSIDERED AS A CIRCULATING MEDIUM; AND THAT THE INTER-
EST OF THE UNITED STATES RENDERS IT ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY TO FUND IT
AGREEABLY TO THE TERMS OF THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT AT THIS TIME, AND NOT
TO ADOPT THE DEBTS OF THE RESPECTIVE STATES.
New-York. M,DCC,XC. pp. (13). 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC.
Apparently others were to follow as it concludes: [End of Letter first.]
CRABBE, GEORGE 1754-1832
THE VILLAGE, A POEM. IN TWO BOOKS.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, 1790.
CRAWFORD, CHARLES
OBSERVATIONS UPON NEGRO-SLAVERY. [Eight lines of Scripture texts.] A NEW
EDITION. BY CHARLES CRAWFORD, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Eleazer Oswald, in Market- Street,
between Fourth and Fifth-Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. 125, (1). 12mo. AAS. BU. LCP.
CULLEN, WILLIAM 1712 - 1790
FIRST LINES OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. BY WlLLIAM CuLLEN, M. D. [Five
lines.] A NEW EDITION. FROM THE LAST BRITISH EDITION, REVISED, COR-
RECTED AND ENLARGED, BY THE AUTHOR. IN THREE VOLUMES.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXC. 3 vols.
pp. (2), 368; (2), vii-396; 406. 12mo. AAS. SGO.
CUMBERLAND GAZETTE. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1789 [sic 1790.] [—MONDAY,
DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, opposite the Haymarket, Port-
land. 1790. fol. AAS. NYHS.
Notice was given February 15th, that "Preparations are now making
at the Printing-Office in Portland, to carry on the Book Binding busi-
ness in all its branches. Those who shall be pleased to favor us with
their commands, may depend on their being seasonably, neatly, and
cheaply executed."
CUMSTOCK, ABEL
A NEW- YEAR-GIFT; SHEWING THE INVALIDITY OF INFANT BAPTISM. BY ABEL GUM-
STOCK, OF WARREN.
Litehfield: Printed by Thomas Collier, in tlie Court-House. M,DCC,XC.
pp. (47). 8vo. NYPL.
GUSHING, JOHN - 1823
CHRISTIANS MOURN NOT FOR THEIR FRIENDS WHO SLEEP IN JESUS, AS OTHERS WHO
HAVE NO HOPE. TlIB SUBSTANCE OF TWO SERMONS, DELIVERED AT ASHBURNHAM,
JULY 31, MDCCXC. BEING LORD'S DAY AFTER THE SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. DORO-
THY WILDER, CONSORT OF SAMUEL WILDER. ESQ. IN THE 41sT YEAR OF HER AGE.
BY JOHN GUSHING, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN ASHBURNHAM. [Two lines
of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXC. pp. 26.
8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
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DABOLL, NATHAN 1750-1818
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN & LADIES DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1791: [Ten lines.] BY EDMUND FREEBETTER.
New-London : Printed and told by T. Green & Son. [1790.] pp. (24).
I'-' II 10. A AS. CHS.
SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1791.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son, 1790. Broadside, fol.
DAGGETT, DAVID 1764-1851
SKETCHES OF THE LIFE OF JOSEPH MOUNTAIN, A NEGRO, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT
NEW-HAVEN, ON THE SOTH DAY OF OCTOBER INSTANT, FOR A RAPE, COMMITTED
ON THE 26TH DAY OF MAY LAST, TO BE SOLD AT THIS OFFICE. [THE WRITER OF
THIS HISTORY HAS DIRECTED THAT THE MONEY ARISING FROM THE SALES THERE-
OF, AFTER DEDUCTING THE EXPENSE OF PRINTING, &C. BE GIVEN TO THE UNHAPPY
GIRL WHOSE LIFE IS RENDERED WRETCHED BY THE CRIME OF THE MALEFACTOR.
New-Haven: Printed and sold by T. and 8. Green, 1790. pp. 20. 8vo. CHS.
- THE LIFE AND EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH MOUNTAIN, A NEGRO,
WHO WAS EXECUTED AT NEW-HAVEN, ON THE 20lH [October, 1790] ULT. FOR A
RAPE COMMITTED IN MAY LAST.
Philadelphia : Printed by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole.
the Hawkers. 1790.
Sold by
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH MOUNTAIN, A NEGRO, WHO WAS EX-
ECUTED AT NEW-HAVEN (CONNECTICUT) ON THE 20TH OF OCTOBER, 1790, FOR A
RAPE COMMITTED ON MAY LAST. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE ADVENTURES OF
ISAAC COOMBS.
Philadelphia: Printed andsold by William Woodhouse. 1790.
THE DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL. vi. No. 1519. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No.
1830. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
[New-York:J Printed by Francis Ohilds and John Swaine, No. 190
Water- Street, corner of King- Street. 1790. fol. AAS. LOG. NYHS. NYPL.
Beginning with the issue of January 28th, "Printers to the State of
New- York, at their office" followed the firm name in the imprint. On
May 1st. the Printing-Offlce was removed to, "No. 189. Water-Street,
near King-Street." With the issue for December 14th, the paper
appeared with a new fanciful script heading, with the New York State
Arms dividing the title.
DALLAS, ALEXANDER JAMES 1759 - 1817
REPORTS OF CASES, RULED AND ADJUDGED IN THE COURTS OF PENNSYLVANIA, BEFORE
AND SINCE THE REVOLUTION. BY A. J. DALLAS, ESQUIRE. VOL. i. [Five lines
of Latin from] GROTIUS.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Reporter, by T. Bradford. MDCCXC. pp. x,
494, xxiv, (1). 8vo. JCB. LCP.
4th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to A. J. Dallas, esquire,
as Author, 22 June, 1790. A second volume was issued in 1798.
DANA, JAMES 1735-1812
THE INTENT OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. A DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN THE CITY OF
NEW-HAVEN, OCTOBER 20, 1790, BEING THE DAY OF THE EXECUTION OF JOSEPH
MOUNTAIN, FOR A RAPE. BY JAMES DANA, D. D. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH
IN SAID CITY.
New-Haven; Printed by T. and S. Green. [1790.] pp. (28). 8vo. NYPL.
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DANBURY. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE DANBURY ASSOCIATION HELD IN DANBURY, SEPTEMBER, 1790,
WITH THE SENTIMENTS AND PLAN OP THE SAID ASSOCIATION.
Daribury: Printed by Douglas and Ely, 1790.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT 1750-1812
GEOGRAPHY EPITOMIZED, OR A TOOR ROUND THE WORLD. BEING A SHORT BUT
COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE TERRAQUEOUS GLOBE; ATTEMPTED IN
VERSE (FOR THE SAKE OF THE MEMORY:) AND PRINCIPALLY DESIGNED FOR THE
USE OF SCHOOLS. By AN AMERICAN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank. 1790.
DAY, JEREMIAH 1737-1806
THE DIVINE RIGHT OF INFANT BAPTISM, CONCISELY PROVED FROM THE HOLY SCRIP-
TURES; AND OBJECTIONS ANSWERED. A SERMON, DELIVERED BY JEREMIAH DAY,
A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF NEW-PRESTON. (PUBLISHED BY REQUEST.)
Litchfield : Printed by Thomas Collier, in the south end of the Court-House.
1790. pp. 43. 8vo. BM. CHS. HC. UTS. YC.
DEANE, SAMUEL 1733-1814
THE NEW- ENGLAND FARMER; OR, GEORGICAL DICTIONARY: CONTAINING A COM-
PENDIOUS ACCOUNT OF THE WAYS AND METHODS IN WHICH THE MOST IMPORTANT
ART OF HUSBANDRY, IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, IS, OR MAY BE, PRACTISED TO
THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE IN THIS COUNTRY. BY SAMUEL DEANE, A. M. FELLOW
OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. [Three lines of Latin from]
VIRGIL.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts. By Isaiah Thomas. Sold by him and
Company in Boston. MDCCXC. pp. viii, 335. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC.
3rd Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah Thomas, as
Proprietor, 18 September, 1790. Contains a list of subscribers' names
with addresses. A second edition was printed in Worcester in 1797;
and a third edition in Boston in 1822.
THE DEATH OF CAIN, IN FIVE BOOKS; AFTER THE MANNER OF THE DEATH OF
ABEL. BY A LADY. [Two lines from] MILTON.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by William Spotswood.T<l,DCC,XC. pp. iv,
103. 24mo. AAS. JCB.
DELAWARE. STATE.
LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE 20TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1789. [Arms.]
Wilmington : Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1790. pp. 5. fol. LOC.
- — LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1790.
[Arms.]
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1790. pp. 19. fol. LOC.
- — LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY COMMENCED AT DOVER ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1790.
[Arms.]
Wilmington, Printed by James Adams, M,DCC,XC. pp. 13. fol. LOC.
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DELAWARE, continued.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, OCTOBER, 1789.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1790.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOOSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, JANUARY, 1790.
Wilmington : Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1790.
- VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, OCTOBER, 1790.
Wilmington: Printed by James Adams. 1790.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. v. No. 249. SAT-
URDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. vi. No. 300. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Wilmington : Printed and published by Frederick Craig and Co. 1790. fol.
DELL, WILLIAM - 1664
PROFUNG DEK GEISTER SOWOHL IN DEN LEHRERN ALS IN DEN ZUHORERN, u. s. w.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist. 1790. pp. 80. 16ino.
DE ROSSET, ARM AND JOHN
DE FEBRIBUS INTERMITTENTIBU8.
Philadelphia': Typii T. Dobson, 1790. pp. 34. 12mo.
1767-1859
SGO.
DILWORTH, THOMAS _ 1780
THE SCHOOLMASTERS ASSISTANT: BEING A COMPENDIUM OF ARITHMETIC, BOTH
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL. IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. ARITHMETIC IN
WHOLE NUMBERS, WHEREIN ALL THE COMMON RULES, HAVING EACH OF THEM A
SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF QUESTIONS, WITH THEIR ANSWERS, ARE METHODICALLY
AND BRIEFLY HANDLED. II. VULGAR FRACTIONS, WHEREIN SEVERAL THINGS, NOT
COMMONLY MET WITH, ARE THERE DISTINCTLY TREATED OF, AND LAID DOWN IN
THE MOST PLAIN AND EASY MANNER. III. DECIMALS, IN WHICH, AMONG OTHER
THINGS, AHE CONSIDERED THE EXTRACTION OF ROOTS; INTEREST BOTH SIMPLE
AND COMPOUND; ANNUITIES, REBATE, AND EQUATION OF PAYMENTS, iv. A LARGE
COLLECTION OF QUESTIONS, WITH THEIR ANSWERS, SERVING TO EXERCISE THE
FOREGOING RULES; TOGETHER WITH A FEW OTHERS, BOTH PLEASANT AND DIVERT-
ING, v. DUODECIMALS, COMMONLY CALLED CROSS MULTIPLICATION; WHEREIN
THAT SORT OF ARITHMETIC IS THOROUGHLY CONSIDERED, AND RENDERED VERY
PLAIN AND EASY; TOGETHER WITH THE METHOD OF PROVING ALL THE FOREGOING
OPERATIONS AT ONCE BY DIVISION OF SEVERAL DENOMINATIONS, WITHOUT REDUC-
ING THEM TO THE LOWEST TERM MENTIONED. TlIE WHOLE BEING DELIVERED IN
THE MOST FAMILIAR WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER, IS RECOMMENDED BY SEV-
ERAL EMINENT MATHEMATICIANS, ACCOMPTANTS, AND SCHOOLMASTERS, AS NECES-
SARY TO BE USED IN SCHOOLS BY ALL TEACHERS, WHO WOULD HAVE THEIR SCHOL-
ARS THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND, AND MAKE A QUICK PROGRESS IN ARITHMETIC. To
WHICH IS PREFIXT, AN ESSAY ON THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH; HUMBLY OFFERED TO
THE CONSIDERATION OF PARENTS. BY THOMAS DlLWOUTH, AUTHOR OF THE NEW
GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE; YOUNG BOOK-KEEPER'S ASSISTANT, &C. &C. AND
SCHOOLMASTER IN WAPPiNG. [Four lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, Market- Street, be-
tween Second and Third-Streets. MDCCXC. pp. xiv, (10), 192, portrait. 12mo.
AAS. JCB.
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DILWORTH, THOMAS, continued.
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE : IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WOKDS
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, DELIVERED IN
THE MOST FAMILIAR AND INSTRUCTIVE METHOD OF QUESTION AND ANSWER;
. . .IV. AN USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, DIVINE,
MORAL AND HISTORICAL; . . . AND V. FORMS OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN, ON
SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THK WHOLE BEING RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGY-
MEN AND EMINENT SCHOOLMASTERS. BY THOMAS DlLWORTH.
New-York: Printed and sold by Samuel Loudon, 1790.
22463
22464
22465
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,
DELIVERED IN THE MOST FAMILIAR AND INSTRUCTIVE METHOD OF QUESTION AND
ANSWER; . . . iv. AN USEFUL COLLECTION OF SENTENCES, IN PROSE AND VERSE,
DIVINE, MORAL AND HISTORICAL; . . . AND v. FORMS OF PRAYER FOR CHILDREN
ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGY-
MEN AND EMINENT SCHOOLMASTERS. BY THOMAS DlLWORTH.
Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell, 1790.
DlLWORTH, W. H.
THE COMPLETE LETTER-WRITER. CONTAINING FAMILIAR LETTERS ON THE MOST
COMMON OCCASIONS IN LIFE. ALSO, A VARIETY OF ELEGANT LETTERS FOR THE
DIRECTION AND EMBELLISHMENT OF STYLE. ON BUSINESS, DUTY, AMUSEMENT,
LOVE, COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE, FRIENDSHIP, & OTHER SUBJECTS. IN FOUR PARTS.
WlTH DIRECTIONS FOR WRITING LETTERS, AND THE PROPER FORMS OF ADDRESS.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, FORMS OF MESSAGE CARDS. SECOND EDITION, WITH AMEND-
MENTS AND ADDITIONS.
Boston: Printed and gold by John West Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street.
MDCCXC. pp. 216. 12mo. AAS.
DODDRIDGE, PHILIP 1702 - 1751
A PLAIN AND SERIOUS ADDRESS TO THE MASTER OF A FAMILY, ON THE IMPORTANT
SUBJECT OF FAMILY- RELIGION. BY PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D.
London, Printed: Portsmouth, (N. H.) He-printed, and to be sold, by
George J. Osborne, jun'r. M.DCC.XC. pp. 28. 8vo. AAS.
22466
22467
22468
- THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF RELIGION IN THE SOUL, ILLUSTRATED IN A COURSE
OF SERIOUS AND PRACTICAL ADDRESSES, SUITED TO PERSONS OF EVERY CHARACTER
AND CIRCUMSTANCE, WITH A DEVOUT MEDITATION AND PRAYER TO EACH CHAPTER.
TO ALL WHICH ARE SUBJOINED A FUNERAL SERMON ON THE ONE THING NEEDFUL.
BY PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D.
New- York: Printed and sold by Samuel Loudon. 1790.
- SERMONS ON THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN ; PREACHED AT NORTH-
AMPTON. BY PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D.
London, Printed: Portsmouth (N. H.) Re-printed, and to be sold by
George Jerry Osborne, jitn'r. M,DCC,XC. pp. [111.] IGmo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC.
- — SERMONS ON THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN ; PREACHED AT NORTH-
AMPTON. BY PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D.
Newbury Port: Printed by John Mycall, 1790. pp. 111. 16mo.
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DODSLEY, ROBERT 1703-1764
THE (ECONOMY OP HUMAN LIFE. COMPLETE, IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED FROM
AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is PRE-
FIXED, AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DIS-
COVERED; IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN CHINA TO
THE EAHL OF *******.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. 1790.
pp. 84. 12mo.
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/or Joseph James. M.DCC.XC. pp.140. 18mo.AAS.jcB.
Contains a two-page list of Books just published, and to be sold by
James and Johnson.
DOVER. DELAWARE. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE DOVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, MET AT THE DIAMOND MEETING-
HOUSE, IN ESSEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, OCTOBER, 1790.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1790.
DOWNAME, JOHN - 1644
A BRIEF CONCORDANCE OR TABLE TO THE BIBLE OF THE LAST TRANSLATION: SERV-
ING FOR THE MORE EASY FINDING OUT OF THE MOST USEFUL PLACES THEREIN
CONTAINED. CAREFULLY PERUSED AND ENLARGED BY JOHN DOWNAME, B. A.
[One line from] PSALM cxix. 105.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XC. pp. (2), 70. 4to.
Sometimes found bound with Isaac Collins' quarto edition of the Bible,
printed in 1791.
22473
22474
BY A
DUKE, WILLIAM
HYMNS AND POEMS, ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Baltimore: Printed by Samuel and
M,DCC,XC. pp. 90. 18mo.
1757-1840
MEMBER OF THE PROTESTANT
John Adams, in
Market- Street.
BU.
22475
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DURELL, WILLIAM
PROPOSALS BY WILLIAM DURELL, No. 198, QUEEN-STREET, FOR PRINTING BY SUB-
SCRIPTION AN ESSAY ON THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST. BY THE REV. MR. ABRAHAM
BOOTH. CONDITIONS. [Sixteen lines.]
New- York, [Printed by William Durell] October, 1790. Broadside. 4to.
AAS. BU.
DYER, WILLIAM 1636-1696
CHRIST'S FAMOUS TITLES, AND A BELIEVER'S GOLDEN CHAIN, HANDLED IN DIVERS
SERMONS. . . .
Newbury Port: Printed by John My call. 1790.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1703 - 1758
A CAREFUL AND STRICT INQUIRY INTO THE MODERN PREVAILING NOTIONS OF THAT
FREEDOM OF WILL, WHICH IS SUPPOSED TO BE ESSENTIAL TO MORAL AGENCY, VIR-
TUE AND VICE, REWARD AND PUNISHMENT, PRAISE AND BLAME. BY THE LATE
REVEREND AND LEARNED JONATHAN EDWARDS, A. M. PRESIDENT OF THE COL-
LEGE OF NEW-JERSEY. [One line from] ROM. ix. l(i. THE FOURTH EDITION.
Wilmington, (Delaware) Printed and sold by James Adams, in High-Street.
M.DCC.XC. pp. xi, 299; (13). 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
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EDWARDS, JONATHAN, continued.
Second heading: REMARKS ON THE ESSAYS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY
AND NATURAL RELIGION, IN A LETTER TO A MINISTER OF THE CHURCH OF SCOT-
LAND : BY THE REVEREND MR. JONATHAN EDWARDS, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE
OF NEW-JERSEY, AND AUTHOR OF THE LATE INQUIRY INTO THE MODERN NOTIONS
OF THE FREEDOM OF WILL. [Signed, J. Edwards, Stockbridge, July 25, 1757.]
22477
22478
22479
22480
22481
A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE SURPRISING WORK OF GOD IN THE CONVER-
SION OF MANY HUNDRED SOULS IN NORTHAMPTON, AND THE NEIGHBOURING
TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE AND NEW-ENGLAND. IN A LETTER
TO REV. DR. BENJAMIN COLMAN OF BOSTON. BY THE REV. MR. EDWARDS,
MINISTER OF NORTHAMPTON. AND PUBLISHED WITH A LARGE PREFACE, BY DR.
WATTS AND DR. GUYSE. To WHICH is ADDED, TRUE GRACE, DISTINGUISHED FROM
•THE EXPERIENCE OF DEVILS; IN A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE SYNOD OF
NEW-YORK. A NEW AMERICAN EDITION.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kolloek. M,DCC,XC. pp. 125; 43-
12mo. AAS. JOB-
Second title : TRUE GRACE, DISTINGUISHED FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF DEVILS ;
IN A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE SYNOD OF NEW- YORK, CONVENED AT NEW-
ARK, IN NEW-JERSEY, ON SEPTEMBER 28, N. s. 1752. [PRINTED BY DESIRE OF
THE SYNOD.] BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, A. M. PASTOR OK THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
IN STOCKBRIDGE IN NEW-ENGLAND. [Five lines from] 2 CORINTHIANS, xi. 3.14.
Elizabethtown : Printed by Shepard Kolloek. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 43.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1745-1801
THE SALVATION OF ALL MEN STRICTLY EXAMINED; AND THE ENDLESS PUNISHMENT
OF THOSE WHO DIE IMPENITENT, ARGUED AND DEFENDED AGAINST THE OBJECT-
IONS AND REASONINGS OF THE LATE REV. DOCTOR CHAUNCY, OF BOSTON, IN HIS
BOOK ENTITLED "THE SALVATION OF ALL MEN," &C.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse, M,DCC,XC. pp. vi, 331, (3). 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. MHS.
Preface dated June 29, 1789. Contains a sixteen-page list of subscri-
bers. At the end the printer makes the following announcement: "Said
Morse dresses his own leather, attends to every part of his business
himself, is emulous to excel in his profession, and the public may de-
pend upon being served by him with the utmost punctuality. Coun-
try produce, or clean cotton and linen rags and sheep's pelts will be
taken in payment."
EFFUSIONS OF FEMALE FANCY. BY A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY. CONSISTING OF
ELEGIES AND OTHER ORIGINAL POETIC ESSAYS.
New-York: Printed by Thomas Greenleaf, 1790.
AN ELEGY TO THE MEMORY OF MISS SARAH HART, DAUGHTER OF REV. WILLIAM
HART, OP SAYBROOK; WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE, JUNE 24, 1788.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin. 1790. pp. 7. 8vo. MHS.
THE ELEMENTS OF GESTURE, ILLUSTRATED BY FOUR ELEGANT COPPER-PLATES ;
TOGETHER WITH RULES FOR EXPRESSING WITH PROPRIETY, THE VARIOUS PASSIONS
AND EMOTIONS OF THE MIND.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second
and Chesnut-Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. 52, (2), 4 plates. 12mo.
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22482 ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754 - 1820
ELI.ICOTT'S MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANAC, AND EPHEMKRIS, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD, 1791 ; BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSIXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND
THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Seventeen lines.]
Baltimore : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Hayes, Market-
Street. [1790.] pp. (48). 12mo. LOC. MHS.
22483 ELY, ZEBULON 1759 - 1824
THE FRAILTY OF ALL FLESH, AND THE STABILITY OF THE WORD OF THE LORD. A
SERMON, DELIVERED IN THE FIRST SOCIETY IN LEBANON THE SABBATH AFTER
THE DEATH OF MR. JONATHAN L. LEECH, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE . . . JAN-
UARY 12, 1790, IN THE 22ND YEAR OF HIS AGE.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, 1790. pp.24. 8vo. AAS. BPL.
22484 EMLYN, THOMAS 1663-1743
EXTRACTS FROM AN HUMBLE INQUIRY INTO THE SCRIPTURE ACCOUNT OF JESUS
CHRIST ; [TOGETHER WITH OTHER EXTRACTS ; PROVING THAT THE DOCTRINE OF
THE TRINITY HAS NO SOLID FOUNDATION IN SCRIPTURE.] BY THOMAS EMLYN.
[Three lines from] I COR. vin. 5.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Sail, at his Printing- Office, No. 53,
Cornhill. MDCCXC. pp. 47. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. CHS. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
22485 EMJVIONS, NATHANAEL 1745-1840
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED NOVEMBER 7, 1790, AT THE PARTICULAR REQUEST OF
A NUMBER OF RESPECTABLE MEN IN FRANKLIN, WHO WERE FORMING A SOCIETY
FOR THE REFORMATION OF MORALS. AND, NOW PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF
THE HEARERS. BY NATHANAEL EMMON8, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN
FRANKLIN. [Printer's monogram.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, Westminster-Street. [1790.J
pp. [32.] 8VO. AAS. BPL. HC. NYH8. HIHS. YC.
22486 ENCYCLOPEDIA; OR, A DICTIONARY OF ARTS, SCIENCES, AND MISCELLANEOUS LITER-
ATURE ; CONSTRUCTED ON A PLAN, BY WHICH THE DIFFERENT SCIENCES AND ARTS
ARE DIGESTED INTO THE FORM OF DISTINCT TREATISES OR SYSTEMS, COMPREHEND-
ING THE HISTORY, THEORY, AND PRACTICE, OF EACH, ACCORDING TO THE LATEST
DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS; AND FULL EXPLANATIONS GIVEN OF THE VARI-
OUS DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, WHETHER RELATING TO NATURAL AND ARTI-
FICIAL OBJECTS, OR TO MATTERS ECCLESIASTICAL, CIVIL, MILITARY, COMMERCIAL,
&c. INCLUDING ELUCIDATIONS OF THE MOST IMPORTANT TOPICS RELATIVE TO
RELIGION, MORALS, MANNERS, AND THE OECONOMY OF LIFE: TOGETHER WITH A
DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE COUNTRIES, CITIES, PRINCIPAL MOUNTAINS, SEAS, RIV-
ERS, &C. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD; A GENERAL HISTORY, ANCIENT AND MODERN,
OF THE DIFFERENT EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, AND STATES; AND AN ACCOUNT OF THE
LIVES OF THE MOST EMINENT PERSONS IN EVERY NATION, FROM THE EARLIEST
AGES DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIMES. COMPILED FROM THE WRITINGS OF THE
BEST AUTHORS, IN SEVERAL LANGUAGES; THE MOST APPROVED DICTIONARIES, AS
WELL OF GENERAL SCIENCE AS OF ITS PARTICULAR BRANCHES ; THE TRANSACTIONS,
JOURNALS, AND MEMOIRS, OF VARIOUS LEARNED SOCIETIES, THE MS. LECTURES OF
EMINENT PROFESSORS ON DIFFERENT SCIENCES; AND A VARIETY OF ORIGINAL MA-
TERIALS, FURNISHED BY AN EXTENSIVE CORRESPONDENCE. THE FIRST AMERICAN
EDITION, IN EIGHTEEN VOLUMES, GREATLY IMPROVED. ILLUSTRATED WITH FIVE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO COPPER-PLATES. VOL. I. A ANG. [ VOL. II. ANG.
BAR.] INDOCTI DISCANT, ET AMENT MEMINISSE PERITI.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, No. 41,
South Second Street. M.DCC.XCVIII. [1790.] 2 vols. pp. 799, 31 plates; 799,
60 plates (32-91). 4to. AAS. APS. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL. we.
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA, continued.
This American edition is something more than a reprint of the third
edition of the Encycloptedia Britannica, on which it is based, as it con-
tains much original matter, and some of the longer articles are writ-
ten anew, "by gentlemen eminent in the respective sciences in this
country." The article "America," was entirely rewritten by Jedidiah
Morse; and as published in separate form, in 1790, makes a duodecimo
volume of two hundred and fifty pages, with two maps. The article
"Anatomy," was also entirely rewritten, and, as published separately
in 1792, forms an octavo volume of four hundred and thirty-eight
pages, with twelve plates. The article "Chemistry" was also rewrit-
ten and published separately in 1791, as "A System of Chemistry ; com-
prehending the history, theory and practice of the science, according
to the latest discoveries and improvements." That the scholars of this
country could critically review and correct the scientific authorities of
Great Britain in these, and other important branches of study, is sig-
nificant of a high standard of scholarship. Five hundred and forty-
three finely executed copperplates, illustrating the work, are by the
American engravers: Scott, Thacknra, Valance, Trenchard, Allardice,
Smither, Seymour, and others. In this, as well as in other departments
of mechanical execution, the publisher spared no expense. The paper,
of superfine quality, was manufactured in Pennsylvania. And
the types were cast on purpose for this work, by Baine and Company,
of Philadelphia. Significant, also, of public interest, was the publish-
er's announcement, on the completion of the first volume, that "the
patronage of a liberal subscription made it necessary to print double
the number originally intended." Notwithstanding this, from various
causes, chief among which were, its irregular manner of publication,
and the period of years required in its printing, copies of the work are
uncommonly found even in the older and larger libraries, and all have
some peculiarities or defects. The original plan of subscription called
for weekly numbers beginning 2 January, 1790, and this arrangement
continued up to March. The first ten numbers were then combined to
form Part one, and the weekly issue ceased. Part two, completing the
first volume, was published in June, 1790. The plan of publication
was then changed to a half volume every ten weeks, or a volume every
twenty weeks, bound in boards, optional with a subscription of ten
dollars at the time of subscribing and payment for the half volumes or
volumes on delivery, and, under this arrangement, three volumes were
issued each year until the work was completed in eighteen quarto vol-
umes in 1797 — in the same year, and in the same format, and number
of volumes, with the completion of the Edinburgh edition. The irreg-
ular manner of publication did not allow for title-pages, and proper
title-pages for all the volumes, together with an engraved frontispiece,
dedication, and preface for the first volume, were furnished subscribers
at the close of publication, all bearing the date of M.DCC.XCVIII, as if
the work were issued in that year. While the tenth volume was print-
ing, in September, 1793, a fire destroyed a great quantity of the print-
ing material, and melted into a mass the figures of the tables of log-
arithms, which could not be replaced in time to form a part of that
volume. When the risks of publication are considered, the courage-
ous and admirable manner in which the publisher carried out the work
to a conclusion, gives the name of Thomas Dobson, of Philadelphia,
a high rank in the book-publishing annals of this country. In 1800,
Dobson began the publication of a Supplement, in the same manner,
which was completed in 1803 — the three volumes of which bear the
date of 1803 as the year of publication.
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ERASMUS, DKSIDKKIUS 1465-1536
A COLLECTION OF THE WISE AND WITTY SAYINGS OF KINGS, CONSULS, GENERALS,
PHILOSOPHERS, AND ORATORS OF ANTIQUITY. TRANSLATED FROM ERASMUS.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin, [1790.] pp. 52. 12mo.
ERRA PATER, pseudonym.
THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: TREATING OF THE WISDOM OF THE ANCIENTS. IN FOUR
PARTS, i. SHEWING THE VARIOUS AND WONDERFUL OPERATIONS OF THE SIGNS
AND PLANETS, AND OTHER CELESTIAL CONSTELLATIONS, ON THE BODIES OF MEN,
&c. it. PROGNOSTICATIONS FOR EVER NECESSARY TO KEEP THE BODY IN HEALTH;
WITH SEVERAL CHOICE RECEIPTS IN PHYSIC AND SURGERY. III. AN ABSTRACT OF
THE ART OF PHYSIOGNOMY AND PALMISTRY, TOGETHER WITH THE SIGNIFICATION
OF MOLES, AND THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS, &C. IV. THE FARMER'S CAL-
ENDAR, CONTAINING, 1ST. PERPETUAL PROGNOSTICATIONS FOR WEATHER. 2D. THE
WHOLE MYSTERY OF HUSBANDRY. 3D. THE COMPLETE AND EXPERIENCED FAR-
RIER AND COWLEECH, &C. WRITTEN BY ERRA PATER, A JEW DOCTOR IN AS-
TKONOMY AND PHYSIC, BORN IN BETHANY, NEAR MOUNT OLIVET, IN JUDKA.
MADE ENGLISH BY W. LI-LLY, STUDENT IN PHYSIC AND ASTROLOGY. To WHICH is
ADDED, THE TRUE FORMS OF ALL SORTS OF BILLS, BONDS, COUNTER-BONDS, IN-
DENTURES, LETTERS OF ATTORNEY AND LICENCE, DEEDS OF GIFT, BILLS OF EX-
CHANGE, &C.
Haverhill: Printed by Peter Edes, MDCCXC. pp. 118, frontispiece.
12mo. AAS.
THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE TREATING OF THE WISDOM OF THE ANCIENTS.
IN THREE PARTS. I. SHEWING THE WONDERFUL OPERATION OF THE SIGNS & PLAN-
ETS, AND OTHER CELESTIAL CONSTELLATIONS, ON THE BODIES OF MEN, &C. II. AN
ABSTRACT OF THE ART OF PHYSIOGNOMY AND PALMISTRY TOGETHER WITH SIGNIFI-
CATION OF -MOLES, AND TUB INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS, &C. III. TlIE FARM-
ER'S CALENDAR, &C. PERPETUAL PROGNOSTICATIONS FOR WEATHER THE MYS-
TERY OF HUSBANDRY THE EXPERIENCED FARRIER, &C. WRITTEN BY ERRA
PATER, A JEW DOCTOR IN ASTRONOMY AND PHYSIC, BORN IN BETHANY, NEAR
MOUNT OLIVF.T, JUDEA. To WHICH is ADDED, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
[Printed and] Sold by J. White and C. Cambridge near Charles River
Bridge, Boston. [1790.] pp. 82, frontispiece. 24mo. JCB.
ERSKINE, RALPH
GOSPEL SONNETS: OR, SPIRITUAL SONGS.
Boston: Printed jor Ebenezer Larkin, jun. 1790.
1685 - 1752
AN ESSAY ON THE CULTURE OF SILK AND RAISING WHITE MULBERRY TREES. . . .
BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed [by William Spotswood,] for the Author, 1790. pp.
THE ESSEX JOURNAL & NEW-HAMPSHIRE PACKET. NUMB. 288. WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 0, [ — NUMB. 339. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall, in Merrimack-Street a little below
the Ferry-way, . . . 1790. fol. AAS. LOC.
ETLICHE CHRISTI.ICHB GEBATE.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1790. pp. 163. 12mo.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN NORTH AMERICA.
HOCH-DEUTSCHES LUTHEHISCHES A. B. C. UNO NAMENBttCHLEIN.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Peter Leibert, 1790.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, continued.
ANHANU zu DEM GESANQBUCH DEB VEUEINIQTEN EvANGELiscn-LuTfiERiscHEN
GEMEINEN IN NORD AMERIKA. ENTHALTEND DEN KLEINEN KATECHISMUS-
LUTHERI, EVANOELIEN, UNO EPJSTELN AUF ALLE SONNTAQE, WIE DURCH AHF
DIE HOHEN FESTE DUHCII GANZE JAHR MIT KIRCHENGEBATEN.
Oermantaun: Qedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1790. pp.80. 8vo. A AS. BU.
FALLACY DETECTED, BY THE EVIDENCE OP FACTS; OB, CONSIDERATIONS ON THE IM-
POLICY AND INJUSTICE A COMPULSORY REDUCTION OF THE INTEREST OF THE PUB-
LICK DEBT. IN A LETTER TO A MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
[Philadelphia:] Printed in the year, M,DCC,XC. pp. (44). 8vo. AAS. LOG.
THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. VOL. i. No. 1. THURSDAY, MARCH 18, [— No. 42.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1790.]
Published in Danbury, by Nathan Douglas and Edwards Ely, near the
Court-House. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC. NYHS.
Established, as a weekly publication, by Nathan Douglas and Edwards
Ely. In January 1793, the partnership was dissolved, Edwards Ely
continuing publication alone to the issue for June 3, 1793, when it was
discontinued. On June 17, 1793, Ely established in continuation the
Farmers Chronicle.
THE FEDERAL ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791. BEING THE THIRD
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
ENCE. [Cut of George Washington.]
Boston.' Printed [by Joseph Bumstead,J for and sold by the Booksellers.
[1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
THE FEDERAL GAZETTE AND PHILADELPHIA EVENING POST. [Motto.] VOL. in.
TOTAL No. 391. FRIDAY, IST JANUARY, [ — VOL. v. TOTAL No. 700. FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
Philadelphia: Printed and published, daily, by Andrew Brown, at Wash-
ington's Head, Cliexnut- Street, opposite the Post-Office. 1790. 4to. AAS. LCP. LOC.
With the issue for March 8th, the motto was dropped, and its place in
the heading taken by the imprint: Published daily by Andrew Brown,
at Washington's Head, Chesnut-Street, Philadelphia. In April, the
size of the paper was enlarged to folio, and the title altered to : The
Federal Gazette and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser. Printed and pub-
lished by Andrew Brown, in Chesnut-Street, near Front-Street.
22500
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THE ADDRESS OF THE CARRIERS OF THE FEDERAL GAZETTE TO THEIR CUSTO-
MERS, ON THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE YEAR 1790.
Philadelphia: Printed by Andrew Brown, 1790. Broadside.
THE FEDERAL HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. in. No. 99. MONDAY, JANUARY 4,
[— VOL. iv. No. 1. TOTAL No. 121. MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1790.]
Lansingburgh : Printed every Monday, by Baboock & Hickok, cor-
ner of King and Hoosack-Streets. 1790. fol. AAS.
The issue for June 7th, gives the following notice: "The Printers re-
quest that all persons who are indebted to them would make immedi-
ate payment; and who have demands are desired to present them for
settlement ... In order that this business may be brought to a close
without procrastination, the publication of the Herald will, for the
present, cease."
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22502 FISH, ELISIIA 1719 . 1795
THE BAPTISM OP JESUS CHRIST not TO BE IMITATED BY CHRISTIANS: CONSIDERED
AND ILLUSTRATED IN AN ESSAY. By THE REV. ELI8HA FlSH, OP UPTON. AND
THE REV. JOHN CRANE, OP NORTHBRIDOE. [Three lines from] JESUS CHRIST.
Boston: Printed and sold by Joseph Bumstead, at his Printing-Office, No.
20, Union-Street. [1790.] pp. (22). 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB.
•'Printed from new type, but few copies remain for sale."
22503 FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
FLEETS' POCKET ALMANACK POR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, 1791. BEING THE
THIRD AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CAL-
CULATED CHIEFLY FOR THE USE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
BOSTON, THE METROPOLIS, BEING IX LATITUDE 42 DEG. 25 MIN. NORTH. LONGI-
TUDE 71 DEG. 4 MIN. WEST FROM THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, &C.
Boston: Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet at the Bible and Heart in
Cornhill. [1790.] pp. [24], [132.] 24mo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
9th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas and John
Fleet, as Proprietors, 13 December, 1790.
22504 FORBES, ELI 1726 - 1804
SORROW BALANCED WITH JOT. A SERMON, PREACHED ON THE TENTH OF MAY,
MDCCXC, AT THE FUNERAL OF THE REV. BENJAMIN TAPPAN, A. M. PASTOR OF
THE CHURCH IN MANCHESTER; WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 6, 1790, IN THE
70TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, AND 45TH OF HIS MINISTRY. BY ELI FORBES, A. M. PAS-
TOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN GLOUCESTER. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF THE
BEREAVED FAMILY, CHURCH AND PEOPLE; TO WHOM IT IS MOST RESPECTFULLY
INSCRIBED, BY THEIR FRIEND AND SERVANT THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Salem, by Thomas C. Gushing. [1790.] pp. 15. 8vo. BA. JCB.
22505 FOSTER, DANIEL 1748 - 1810
AN ELECTION SERMON ; DELIVERED BEFORE THE HONORABLE LEGISLATURE OF THE
STATE OF VERMONT; CONVENED AT WESTMINSTER, OCTOBER STH, 1789. BY DAN
FOSTER, A. M.
Printed in Windsor, by Alden Spooner. MDCCXC. pp. 26. 4to. BA. HC.
22506 FOSTER, DANIEL 1751 - 1795
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK, ESQ. GOVERNOUB;
HIS HONOUR SAMUEL ADAMS, ESQ. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOUR.THE HONOURABLE THE
COUNCIL, SENATE, AND HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 26, 1790. BEING THE DAY OF GENERAL ELECTION. BY
DANIEL FOSTER, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN NEW-BRAINTREE.
Boston, Massachusetts: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to tlw honour-
able the General Court. M,DCC,XC. pp. 35. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
22507 FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK OR EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUB LORD, 1791.
Wilmington: Printed and sold by James Adams. [1790.]
22508 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 1706-1790
THE WAY TO WEALTH; AS CLEARLY SHEWN IN THE PREFACE OF AN OLD PUB-
LICATION, ENTITLED, "POOR RlCHARD IMPROVED." BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
L. L. D.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold at hit Book-
store in Worcester, and by him and Company in Boston. MDCCXC. pp. 31,
12mo. AAS. LOC.
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FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, continued.
REMARKS UPON THE NAVIGATION PROM NEWFOUNDLAND TO NEW-YORK, IN OR-
DER TO AVOID THE GULF STREAM ON ONE HAND, AND ON THE OTHER, THE SHOALS
THAT LIE TEN LEAGDE8 DDE SODTH OF NANTUCKET, AND SOUTH WEST OF THE
SHOALEST GROUND ON ST. GEORGE'S BANKS, TWBNTT-EIGHT LEAGUES. By DR.
FRANKLIN. . . . DIRECTIONS FOR SAILING BETWEEN THE MIDDLE GROUND
AND THE HORSE SHOE, AT THE ENTRANCE OF CAPE-HENRY. . . . DIRECTIONS
FOR SAILING ON THE COAST OF NORTH CAROLINA. . . . SETTING OF THE
TIDES WITHIN THE CAPES OF DELAWARE BAY.
[Boston: Printedby Benjamin Edes and Son, 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
Forming page 3 of the issue of llth October, 1790, of the Boston
Gazette. "A few copies in single sheets may be had of the Printers."
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. GRAND LODGE OF STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE GRAND LODGE OF NEW-
JERSEY.
[Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins? 1790.] pp.24. 8vo. NYHS.
FREEMAN, SAMUEL 1743 - 1831
THE COLUMBIAN PRIMER, OR THE SCHOOL MISTRESSES' GUIDE TO CHILDREN IN THEIR
FIRST STEPS TO LEARNING. PART I. CONTAINING WORDS OF ONE AND TWO SYLLA-
BLES. WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING SUNDRY MATTERS WHICH CHILDREN MAY
BE TAUGHT TO SAY BY HEART. By SAMUEL FllEEMAN, ESQUIRE.
[Boston: Printed by Benjamin Russell? Published and to be sold by
Samuel Freeman, esq. of Portland; and by Mr. Joshua Thomas, opposite the Treas-
ury-Office, Boston. 1790.]
"A Second part is ready for the Press." First Maine District Copyright
issued to Samuel Freeman, as Author, 14 August, 1790.
— A CURIOUS ALMANACK, CALCULATED FOR A WATCH-CASE, CONTAINED IN QUAR-
TERLY CIRCLES, WITH THE EXPLANATION, AC. THE CALCULATIONS BY SAMUEL
FREEMAN, WARRANTED FOR THESE [New-England] STATES. ENGRAVED BY
JOSIAH FLAGG.
Boston: Sold by Josiah Flagg, 1790.
THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL: OR THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. IX. NUMB. CCCCLV. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — NUMB. DVI. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Bailey, at Torick's Head, in Market-
Street. 1790. fol. AAS.
FRENEAU, PHILIP 1752-1832
A POEM, ON THE RISING GLORY OF AMERICA; BEING AN EXERCISE DELIVERED AT
THE PUBLIC COMMENCEMENT AT NASSAU-HALL, SEPTEMBER 25, 1771.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, in Market Street. 1790.
FRIENDS, SOCIETY OF
THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS,
FROM THE 17TH TO THE 25TH OF THE FIFTH MONTH, 1790, INCLUSIVE. To THE
QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF FRIENDS IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND,
AND ELSEWHERE.
[Philadelphia? 1790.] pp. (4). fol.
FROM OUR YEARLY-MEETING HELD IN LONDON, FROM THE 17TH TO THE 25TH
OF THE FIFTH MONTH, 1790, INCLUSIVE, To THE YEARLY-MEETING OF FRIENDS, TO
BE HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, FOR PENNSYLVANIA, &C.
[Philadelphia: 1790.] pp. (2). fol. AAS.
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22517 To THE PRESIDENT, SENATE, AND HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
UNITED STATES, &c. THE ADDRESS AND MEMORIAL OF THE PEOPLE CALLED
QUAKERS, CONVENED AT THEIR YEARLY MEETING FOR PENNSYLVANIA &c. [Re-
garding national defence.]
[Philadelphia: 1790.] fol.
22518 GAY, EBENEZER 1766 - 1837
AN ORATION ON AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, JULY 5, 1790.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin? 1790.
22519 GAZETTE [U. S. ARMS] OF MAINE. VOL. i. No. i. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, [ — No. 13.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Portland (Massachusetts') : Printed and published by Benjamin Titcomb,
jun. 1790. fol. AAS. NYHS.
Established by Benjamin Titcomb, junior, in opposition to Wait's
Cumberland Gazette, and continued by him to September, 1796, when
he sold it to John Keler Baker, who also purchased Wait's paper, and
consolidated the two under the name of Eastern Herald & Gazette of
Maine, as a semi-weekly, which was continued to 1804, when it was
merged with the Portland Gazette. In 1819, the name was revived in
the weekly edition of the Portland Advertiser.
22520 General title: THE GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES. A NATIONAL PAPER, PUB-
LISHED AT THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT: CONTAINING, A HISTORY OF THE PROCEED-
INGS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE UNITED STATES, UNDER THE new CONSTITU-
TION, FROM THE FOURTH MARCH 1789, TO THE 14TH APRIL, 1790: THE LAWS
AND RESOLUTIONS OF CONGRESS, PASSED DURING THAT PERIOD, AND SKETCHES OF
DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ALSO, THE ADDRESSES TO THE
PRESIDENT, OF THE UNITED STATES, WITH HIS ANSWERS TO THE SAME: A SERIES
OF ORIGINAL ESSAYS, UPON THE MOST INTERESTING SUBJECTS OF LIFE, MANNERS,
AND POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, COMMERCE, AND SCIENCE. DOMESTIC
AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, &O. &C. VOLUME FIRST. USA.
New-York: Published by the Editor (John Fenno) at his Office, [No. 41,
Broad-Street,] near the Exchange.. 1790. pp. (2), (2), 416. fol. AAS. BM. HC. LOC.
Heading : GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES. No. LXXVI. SATURDAY, JANUARY
2, [ — No. 70 OF VOL. n. WHOLE No. 174. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Published [Wednesdays and Saturdays] by John Fenno, No. 9 Maiden-
Lane, near the Oswego-Market, New-York. 1790. pp. SO 1-416; 1-688. fol.
AAS. BM. HC. LOC.
In November, agreeable to his original plan of publishing a national
paper at the seat of the national government, when Congress changed
its place of meeting, Fenno removed his Office from New York to Phil-
adelphia; the issue for November 3rd, bearing this notice: "This day
is published in this city, Philadelphia, No. 54 of the second volume of
the Gazette of the United States. Published by John Fenno, at his
house, No. 69 Market-Street, north side between Second and Third
Streets.
22521 GEMEINNUTZIGE PHILADELPHISCHE CORRESPONDED. NUM. 454. DIENSTAGS DEN
5 JANUAR, [ — NUM. 492 (?). DIENSTAG DEN 28 SEPTEMBER (?) 1790.]
Diese Zeitung wird Dienstag nachmittags heraus gegeben von Melchior
Steiner, Buchdrttcker in der Rees-Strasse, zwischen der Zweyten-und Dritten-
Strasse, zu Philadelphia; . . . 1790. fol. HSP.
Beginning in October, the title was changed to : Neite Philadelphische
Correspondenz, published semi-weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, under
new editorship, and with a new numbering.
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THE GENERAL ADVERTISER, AND POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL AND LIT-
ERARY JOURNAL. TRUTH, DECENCY, UTILITY. WEEKLY No. 1. DAILY No. 1. FRI-
DAY, OCTOBER 1, THIS NO. GRATIS. [ — DAILY No. 79. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1790.]
Published daily, by Benj. Franklin Bache, up Franklin Court, in Market,
between Third and Fourth- Streets, Philadelphia. 1790. fol. AAS. HC.
The Tuesday issue constituted the weekly issue. An Index broadside,
forms part of the issue for December 30th. Established by Benja-
min Franklin Bache, a grandson of Benjamin Franklin, and con-
tinued by him until his death, from yellow fever, on the 10th of
September, 1798. In August, 1791, the sub-title was dropped from
the heading. Beginning with the issue for November 8th, 1794,
it was issued as No. 1. The Aurora, and continued as Aurora and
general advertiser. Publication was suspended, on the death of the
founder, from September 10th, to October 31st, and was resumed,
November 1st, 1798, by his widow, Margaret H. Bache, assisted by
William Duane, as editor, to November 13th, after which it was "Pub-
lished for the heirs of Benj. Franklin Bache," under Duane's editorship,
to March, 1800. In January, 1799, the name was altered to Bache's
Philadelphia Aurora; and from August 30th, to October 19th, 1799,
was published tri-weekly, at Bristol. In March, 1800, William Duane,
whose marriage to Mrs. Bache had given control, changed the name to
Philadelphia Aurora, and conducted it to 1822. For a part of the time
prior to 1820, the old title of Aurora and general advertiser was re-
vived; and a Weekly Aurora was also issued. In 1822, Richard Penn
Smith purchased the Aurora, and conducted it to November, 1824,
when a consolidation was effected with the Franklin Gazette, under
the title of Aurora and Franklin Gazette, with John Norvell, publisher
of the Gazette, as editor. Smith retired in 1827 ; and Norvell in 1828,
after the Aurora was merged, in April, into the Pennsylvania Gazette,
as the Aurora and Pennsylvania Gazette, published by George Taylor
and Company.
DER GENERAL-PosTBOTHE AN DIE DEUTSCHE NATION IN AMERIKA. NUM. 1.
DlENSTAGS, DEN 5 JANUAR, [— No. 48. DlENSTAGS, DEN 22 JUNIUS, 1790.]
Dieser General-Post-bothe wird woechentlich zweymal naemlich Dienstays und
Freytags morgens heraui gegeben. Der Jahr gang kostet zicey Thaler, von denen
der sine beym einsehreiben, der andere aber am Ende des Jahres bezahlet werden.
Er ist zu haben bey Melchior Steiner, in seiner Druckerey, in der Rees-strasse, und
bey dem Herausgeber O. C. Seiche, in der Vierten-strasse, das naechste Haus
and den sieben Sternen, an der Rees-StrassenEcke, in Philadelphia, 1790. pp.
[193.] 4to. AAS. LOC.
Discontinued at the above date.
GENEVIEVE, of BRABANT, countess palatine of OPPTENDINCK.
HlSTORIE VON DER UNSCHULDIGEN HEILIGEN PFALZGRAFIN GENOVKVA.
Lancaster: Gedruckt bey Jacob Bailey, 1790.
GENLIS, STEPHANIE FELICITE BHULART DUCHEST DE ST. AUBIN, comtesse DE.
THE CHILD OP NATURE, A DRAMATIC PIECE, IN POUR ACTS. FROM THE FRENCH OP
MADAME THE MARCHIONESS OP SlLLERY, FORMERLY COUNTESS OP GENLI8.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by William Spotswood. 1790. pp. 68, (4).
12mo. BM.
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22526 THE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE: CONSISTING OF LIT-
ERATURE, IIISTOUY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS AND AMUSEMENTS, WITH VARIOUS
OTHER MATTER. [VOL. I.] FOR FEBRUARY, 1789, [ — JANUARY, 1790.]
Boston : Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverly at the corner of Back-
Street, leading to Charle» River-Bridge. 1790. pp. 658, 12 plates, printed wrap-
pers. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
22527 THE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE: CONSISTING OP
LITERATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS, AND AMUSEMENTS, WITH VARIOUS
OTHER MATTER. [VOL. II.] FOR FEBRUARY, 1790, [ AUGUST, 1790.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel C overly, at thecorner of Back-Street,
leading to Charles River-Bridge. [1790.] pp. 384, 5 plates. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
In July, and August, it was Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverly, at
the sign of the Grand-Turk. The August issue being the last number
published.
22528 THE GEORGE -TOWN WEEKLY LEDGER. VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, APRIL 17,
[ — No. 37, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
George-Town: [Potomack] Printed and published by M. Day and W.
Hancock, for the Proprietor. 1790. fol.
Established by M. Day and W. Hancock, for the Proprietor, and con-
tinued, weekly, to October 5, 1793 — the last number. In August,
1791, Day and Hancock were succeeded, as printers, by Alexander
Doyle; and, in the spring of 1792, the latter was succeeded by James
Doyle, until publication ceased.
22529 GEORGIA. STATE.
ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF GEORGIA. [1783. — 23 DE-
CEMBER, 1789.]
[Augmta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State, 1790.] pp. (9)
-[30.] 4to. LOC.
22530 GEORGIA. THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND GAZETTE OF THE STATE. [Motto.] VOL.
iv. No. CLXX. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, [ — No. ccxx. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25,
1790].
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to tJie State . . . 1790.
fol. GHS.
The motto, from the Constitution of Georgia, reads: "Freedom of the
press, and trial by jury, shall remain inviolate."
22531 THE GEORGIA GAZETTE. No. 363. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [—No. 414. THURS-
DAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Savannah: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston, BrougJiton-Street,
1790. fol. GHS. LOC.
With the issue for January 7th, Nicholas Johnston was admitted to
partnership.
22532 THE GERMAN ALMANAC, OR THE NORTH AMERICAN CALENDAR. BEING A COM-
PLEAT GERMAN CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR 1791.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Francis Bailey, No. 116, Market-
Street. [1790.]
22533 DIE GERMANTAUNER ZEITUNG. JANUARY [— NUMB. 24. DIENSTAG, DEN 28iEN
DECEMBER, 1790.]
Germantaun: Oedruckt bey Micbael Billmeyer. 1790. fol. and 4to. HSP.
The bi-monthly publication of the Zeitung, in folio, was changed, with
the issue for July 20th, to a weekly publication, in quarto, with a new
numbering, issued on Tuesdays.
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GERMANTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA. SOCIETY FOB PROMOTING MANUFACTURES.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE GERMANTOWN SOCIETY FOE PROMOTING DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, in If arket - Street, between
fourth and fifth Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. 7. 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
1730-1788
ATTEMPTED FROM THE GERMAN OF MR.
22538
22539
22540
22541
GESNER, SALOMON
THE DEATH OF ABEL. IN FIVE BOOKS.
GESSNER. [By Mary Collyer.]
PhiladelpJiia : Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank. 1790.
BIN GESPRACH ZWISCHEN DEM KLEINEN GORGEL, EINEM ARMEN MANN; UND
EINEM GKWISSEN VORNEHMEN HERRN, DEM DER NAME PEHIANDER BEYGELEGET
WORDEN. AUFS NEUE HEViDiRT. [Ornament.]
Beading: Gedruckt von Barton u. Jungmann,Im Jahr vnsers Herrn. 1790.
pp. 34. 12mo. JOB.
GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODE-ISLAND, NEWHAMPSHIRE & VER-
MONT ALMANACK, WITH AN EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791 : BEING
THE THIUD YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR, AND FIFTEENTH OF THE IN-
DEPENDENCE OF UNITED STATES. FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIP-
TURES, 5753. [Six lines. Cut. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas . . . [1790.] pp. [40.] 8vo.
AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
Contains, The Way to wealth. [By Benjamin Franklin, L. L. D.]
GOODRICH, EI.IZUR 1734 - 1797
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND MATTHEW NOYES,
A. M. TO THE PASTORAL CHARGE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN NOUTHFORD, AuG-
UST 18, 1790. BY ELIZUH GOODRICH, D. D. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN DURHAM.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse. M.DCC.XC. pp. [31]. 8vo.
AAS. CHS. JOB. MHS. NYPL. YC.
THE GOSHEN REPOSITORY. AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. No. 51.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. n. No. 102. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1790.]
Goshen: Printed by David Alandeville, near the Court-Home. 1790. fol.
In this year the following motto was added to the heading: "With
gen'rous freedom for our constant guide, We scorn controul and print
on ev'ry side." In November, the imprint reads: Printed and pub-
lished by David Mandeville and David M. Westcott, at the Academy.
GRAFTON, JOSEPH 1757 - 1836
STRICTURES UPON AN ESSAY [by Elisha Fish, and John Crane] INTITI.ED, "THE
BAPTISM OF JESUS CHRIST NOT TO BE IMITATED BY CHRISTIANS, &c." By JOSEPH
GRAFTON, PASTOR OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN NEWTON. [Two lines of Scrip-
ture texts.]
Boston: Printed by Benjamin Edes & Son. [Sold by Mr. Richard Eterett,
of Watertown.~\ M.DCC XC. pp. 28. 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB.
GRAY, EDWARD 1764 - 1810
AN ORATION, DELIVERED JULY 5, 1790. AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN IN-
DEPENDENCE. BY EDWARD GRAY, ESQ. [Two lines of Latin from] CICERO PRO-
LEGE MANILIA, SECT. 15.
Boston : Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, at No. 53, Cornhill. MDCC-
XC. pp. 16. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS.
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GREEN, ASHBKL 1762 - 1848
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE FUNERAL OP THE REVEREND GEORGE DUFFIELD, D. D.
LATE PASTOR OF THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION IN THE CITY OF PHIL-
ADELPHIA; WHO DIED FEBRUARY 2o, 1790. BY ASHBEL GREEN, A. M.
PhilndelpJiia : Printed by Daniel Humphreys, Front-Street, near the Draw-
bridge. M.DCC.XC. pp. [24.] 8vo. AAS. BPL. LOC. MHS.
GREEN, THOMAS -1814
A SERMON, DELIVERED OCTOBER 24, 1790; TO THE BAPTIST CHURCH AND CONGRE-
GATION, IN CAMBRIDGE, AT THE ADMINISTRATION OP THE ORDINANCE OF BAP-
TISM. BY THOMAS GUEEN, v. D. M. [Three lines of Scripture texts.]
Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Coverly, MDCCXC. pp.26. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
GREEN, TIMOTHY
GREEN'S REGISTER, FOR THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT: WITH AN ALMANACK FOR THE
YEAR OF OCR LORD 1791, CALCULATED BY NATHAN DABOLL, POH THE MERIDIAN
OF NEW-LONDON. LAT. 41. 25. NORTH.
New-London: Printed by T. Oreen & Son. [1790.] pp. 95. 32mo. CHS. YC.
GUILD, BENJAMIN
A CATALOGUE OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP BOOKS CONSISTING OF THE MOST CELE-
BRATED AUTHORS IN HISTORY VOYAGES TRAVELS GEOGRAPHY ANTIQUITIES PHILOS-
OPHY NOVELS DIVINITY PHYSICK SURGERY ANATOMY ARTS SCIENCKS HUSBANDRY
ARCHITECTURE NAVIGATION MATHEMATICK8 LAW PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS POET-
RY PLAYS MUSICK, &C. &C. TO BE SOLD BY BENJAMIN GUILD AT THE BOSTON BOOK-
STORE, NO. 59 CORNHILL, BOSTON.
[Boston: Printed for Benjamin Guild, 1790.] pp. 32. 8vo. JCB.
HABERMANN [Latin AVENARIUS], JOHANN 1520 - 1590
CHRISTLICHE MORGKN-UND ABEND-GEBATER, AUP ALLE TAGE IN DER WOCHEN,
DURCH D. JOHANN HABERMANN.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Peter Leibert, 1790. pp. 216. 18mo.
HAGAR IN THE DESERT. [Ornament.] TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, FOR THE
USE OF CHILDREN.
Newbury-Port: Printed and told by John Mycall. [1790?] pp. 24. 12mo. BU.
HALE, Sir MATTHEW 1609 - 1076
SIR MATTHEW BALE'S AFFECTIONATE EPISTLES TO HIS CHILDREN. WITH DIRECTIONS
CONCERNING THE RELIGIOUS OBSERVATION OP THE LORD'S DAY. To WHICH IS
PREFIXED THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. MDCCXC. pp. [xvi,] 80.
24mo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
HALL, AARON
A SERMON AGAINST PROFANE SWEARING.
1790. BY AARON HALL, A. M.
Kee.ne, (New-Hampshire.) Printed by James D. Griffith.
1751-1814
DELIVERED AT KEENE, OCTOBER 17,
1790.
HALLING, SOLOMON
AN ORATION DELIVERED BEFORE ST. JOHN'S LODGE, No. 2. OF NEWBERN, ON THE
27TH DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF MASONRY 5789. BY MR. SOLOMON HALLING.
Fayettenlle, North-Carolina: Printed by Sibley & Howard. 1790.
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER 1789 - 1802
OUTLINES OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, 1790. pp. xv, 25-317. 12mo. SGO.
1790
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THE HAMPSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE: POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL, MORAL AND EN-
TERTAINING. COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. [Motto.] VOL. m. NUMBER
CXLIX, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 0, [ — VOL. iv. NUMBER cc. WEDNESDAY, DECEM-
BER 29, 1790.]
Printed and published by Ezra Waldo Weld, opposite the Gmirt-Houu in
Springfield. 1790. fol. AAS.
THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. VOL. iv. NUMB. 175. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,
[ — VOL. v. KCMB. 226, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Northampton, (Massachusetts). Published by William Butler, 1790. fol.
AAS. MHS.
HAMPTON, SAMUEL
LONGITUDE: OR, THE ART OP MEASURING AT SEA OR LAND MADE EASY; SHEWING BY
PLAIN AND PRACTICAL RULES, TO MEASURE THE DISTANCE OP ONE PLACE TO THAT
OP ANOTHER; WITH NEW TABLES POR THE EASE OF THE MEASURER. ALSO, A
STANDARD POR INVARIABLE MEASURES AND WEIGHTS. BY SAMUEL HAMPTON.
Philadelphia? 1790.
HARRIS, RAYMUND
SCRIPTURAL RESEARCHES ON THE LICITNKSS OP THE SLAVE-TRADE, SHEWING ITS
CONFORMITY WITH THE PRINCIPLES OP NATURAL AND REVEALED RELIGION, DELIN-
EATED IN THE SACRED WHITINGS OP THE WORD OP GOD. BY THE RKV. R. HARRIS.
[Two lines from] JOHN c.5.v.39.
London : Printed for John Stockdale, opposite Burlington Souse, Picca-
dilly. 1788. Frederick-Town : (Maryland). Re-printed by John Winter, in Pat-
rick-Street. 1790. pp. 77, (1). 8vo. JCB.
22550
1768-1842
BY A STUDENT OF HARVARD UNI-
22557
22558
2255!)
HARRIS, THADDEUS MASON
THE TRIUMPHS OF SUPERSTITION: AN ELEGY.
VERSITY. [Two lines of quotation.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. At Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXC. pp. 16. 4to. AAS. JCB. MHS.
THE HARRISBURGH [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No.
20. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 52? WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18? 1790.]
Harrisburgh, (State of Pennsylvania) : Printed by T. Roberts & Co . . .
1790. fol.
It is uncertain how long after the first of this year publication was con-
tinued: it is presumed that it was issued to the end of the first volume.
HART, LEVI 1738 - 1808
THE WAR BETWEEN MICHAEL AND THE DRAGON BRIEFLY CONSIDERED, IN A DIS-
COURSE, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND JOHN WILDER, TO THE EVANGEL-
ICAL MINISTRY AND PASTORAL OFFICE, OVER THE FIRST CHURCH IN ATTLE-
BOROUGH, JANUARY 27, 1790. BY LEVI HART, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN
PRESTON. [Four lines from] 2 TIMOTHY 4. 7,8. [Printer's monogram.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, at Ms office, on the west side the
River. [17!)0.] pp. [27.] 8vo. AAS. BM. BPL. HC. JCB. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUE BIBLIOTHEC^E HARVARDIAN^E CANTABRIGI^B NOV-ANGLORUM. [COM-
PILED BY ISAAC SMITH.]
Bostonice: Typis Thoma, et Joliannis Fleet. MDCCXC. pp. (4), iv, 358.
8VO. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. MHS.
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22560 ILT.USTRISSIMO JOHANNI HANCOCK, ARMIGERO, LL. D. GUBERNATORI; HONOR-
ATISSIMO, SAMUELI ADAMS, AKMIGERO, VICE-GUBERNATOKI; CONSILIARIIS ET
SENATORIBOS REIPHBLIC^;, MASSACHUSETTENSIS; REVKRENDISQUE BCCLESIARUM
IN OPPIDI8 SEX VICINIS, PliESBYTERIS, UNIVERSITATIS HAKVARDIAN/E CURATORI-
BUSJ REVERENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, S. T. D. FKJB8IDI; [Four lines.] THESES
HASCE, JUVKNES IN ARTIBUS INITIATI, [Forty-two names.] HUMILLIME DEDICANT.
. . . llABITA IN COMITII8 UNIVKRSITATISCANTABRIGL<E, MASSACHUSETTENSIS,
DIE JOLII XXI. ANNO 8ALUTIS MDCCXC. RERUMQUE POBLICARUM FOEDERATARUM
AMERICA; SUMM^E POTESTATIS xv. [Colophon :]
Bostonim: Typis Josephi Bumstead. [1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS. BM. HC.
22561 THE LAWS OP HARVARD COLLEGE.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, at No. 53, Gornhill. M.DCC.XC. pp.66.
8VO. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS. 8GO.
22562 QU^ESTIONES SUB REVERENDO JOSEPHO WILLARD, s. T. D. UNIVERSITATIS HAR-
VARDIAN^B, QU^E EST CANTABRIGI^E, IN REPUBLICA MA88ACHUSETTENSI, PRE-
SIDE, IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS, A LAUREL MAGISTRALI8 CANDIDATIS, PRO MODULO
DISCUTIKND^E. DlE JULII XXI, ANNO SALUTIS MDCCXC.
Bostonice: Typis Thoma et Johannis Fleet. [1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
22563 HAYES, THOMAS ?
CONCISE OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURE OP OUR COMMON POOD, SO FAR AS IT TENDS '
TO PROMOTE OR INJURE HEALTH. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED, GENERAL RULES
FOR A COURSE OF DIET. BY A GENTLBMAN OP THE FACULTY. "SALUTEM HOM-
INIBUS DANDO." ClCERO.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers. 1790.
22564 HENRY, MATTHEW 1662-1714
A CHURCH IN THE HOUSE. A SERMON, PREACHED IN LONDON, APRIL 16, 1704,
CONCERNING FAMILY-RELIGION. BY THE LATE REVEREND MR. MATTHEW HENRY,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN CHESTER, AND AUTHOR OP THE COMMENTARY ON
THE BIBLE.
Philad elphia : Printed and sold by John M'Oulloch, in Third-street, near
Market-street. 1790. pp. 36. 12mo. AAS.
22565 THE HERALD OP FREEDOM, AND THE FEDERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. in. No. 32.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. v. NUMB. xxxn. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
Printed at Boston (Massachusetts) every Tuesday and Friday, by Edmund
Freeman, opposite the north-east earner of the State-House [State-Street.] 1790. fol.
AAS. HC. LOC. MHS.
In March, the sub-title was dropped, and a more conventional type of
heading adopted. The imprint was also changed to "Published Tues-
days and Fridays, by Edinuud Freeman, State Street, Boston."
22566 HERR, FRANZ
EINE KURZE ERKLARUNG VON DEM GESCHREIBEN WORT GOTTES; WIE AUCH VON
DER CHRISTLICIIEN TAUFORDNUNG, UNO VON DEM PRIEDLICHEN REICH CHRISTI;
GEGEN DAS VOLK WELCHES MAN QUAKER NENNT.
[Philadelphia?] Oedruckt im Jahr 1790. pp.48. 8vo. BM.
22567 HILL, SAMUEL
A COMPLETE SET OP ROUND HAND COPIES IN SINGLE LINKS, POR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
ENGRAVED BY S. HILL.
Printed for, & told by Thomas & Andrews, at Faust's Statue, No. 45,New-
bury Street, & David West, No. 36, Marlborough Street, Boston. MDCCXC. pp.
(32). obi. 64mo. AAS.
Engraved on one side of the leaf, only.
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22568
THE HISTORY OF THE HOLY JESUS, CONTAINING A BRIEF AND PLAIN ACCOUNT OF
HIS BIRTH, LIFE, DEATH, KE8UHUECTION AND ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN; AND HIS
COMING AGAIN AT THE GKEAT AND LAST DAY OF JUDGMENT. BEING A PLEASANT
AND PROFITABLE COMPANION FOR CHILDREN; COMPOSED ON PURPOSE FOB THEIR
USE. By A LOVER OF THEIU PRECIOUS SOULS.
Hudson: Printed and sold by Ashbel Stoddard. 1790.
22509
22570
22571
22572
22573
22574
THE HISTORY OF THE HOLY JESUS, CONTAINING A BRIEF AND PLAIN ACCOUNT
OF HIS BIRTH, LIFE, DEATH, RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN ; AND
HIS COMING AGAIN AT THE GREAT AND LAST DAY OF JUDGMENT. BEING A PLEAS-
ANT AND PROFITABLE COMPANION FOR CHILDREN; COMPOSED ON PURPOSE FOR
THEIR USE. BY A LOVER OF THEIR PRECIOUS SOULS.
Middletown: Printed and sold by Moses II. Woodward. 1790.
HITCHCOCK, ENOS 1744 - 1803
MEMOIRS OF THE BLOOMSGROVE FAMILY. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS TO A RESPECT-
ABLE CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA. CONTAINING SENTIMENTS ON A MODE OF DO-
MESTIC EDUCATION, SUITED TO THE PRESENT STATE OF SOCIETY, GOVERNMENT,
AND MANNERS, IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: AND ON THE DIGNITY AND
IMPORTANCE OF THE FEMALE CHARACTER. INTERSPERSED WITH A VARIETY OF
INTERESTING ANECDOTES. BY ENOS HlTCHCOCK, D. D.
Boston: Printed by Thomas and Andrews. MDCCXC. 2 vols. pp. 299;
300. 12mO. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JOB. LCP.
Rhode laland District Copyright, issued to Enos Hitchcock; D. D., as
Author, 9 August, 1790.
DER HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDAR, AUF DAS JAHR 1791. . . .
Germantaun, gedruckt und zufinden bey Michael Billmeyer. [1790.]
DER HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDAR AUF DAS JAHR 1791. NACH
DER GNADENREICHEN GEBURT UNSERS HERRN UND HEYLANDES JESU CHRISTI,
WELCHES BIN GEMEIN JAUH VON 365 TAGEN IST. [Eight lines.] ZUM DRITTEN
MAL HERAUS GEGEBEN.
Dieses Calender ist zu haben in Lancaster bey M. Bartgis, und in den Buch-
druckereyen in Harrisburg, Friederich Stadt, und in Winchester bey Matthias
Bartgis; also auch bey alien auswartigen Kramern, wo des Iferrn Sauers Calender
•cormals zu. haben war. [1790.] pp. (36). 4to. LOC.
HODGE, ALLEN, and CAMPBELL, publishers.
NEW- YORK, MARCH 1, 1790. BROWN'S SELF-INTERPRETING FOLIO FAMILY BIBLE,
EMBELLISHED WITH A VARIETY OF ELEGANT COPPER-PLATES. (BEING A GENUINE
AMERICAN EDITION, THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST EVER PROPOSED TO BE PRINTED
IN THE UNITED STATES.) PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION, BY HODGE,
ALLEN, AND CAMPBELL, OF NEW-YORK, AND WILL BE PUT TO THE PRESS ON THE
1ST DAY OF JUNE NEXT. THE HOLY BlBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW
TESTAMENTS, WITH THE BOOK OF THE APOCRYPHA. . . . CONDITIONS OF PUBLI-
CATION. . . . ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. . . . (SPECI-
MEN OF THE WORK.) . . . SUBSCRIBERS NAMES. . . .
[New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen and Campbell, 1790.] pp. 4. fol. NYHS.
HOME, HENRY, lord KAMES 1696-1782
THE BLACK-SMITH'S LETTER TO THE MINISTERS AND ELDERS OF THE CHURCH OF
SCOTLAND, IN WHICH THE MANNER OF PUBLIC WORSHIP IN THAT CHURCH is CON-
SIDERED, ITS INCONVENIENCES AND DEFECTS POINTED OUT, AND METHODS FOR THE
REMOVING OF THEM HUMBLY PROPOSED.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1790.
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22575 HOME, JOHN 1724-1808
AMERICAN EDITION. DOUGLAS, A TRAGEDY. As PERFORMED BY THE AMERICAN
COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE, IN SOUTHWARK, PHILADELPHIA. WRITTEN BY THE
REV. MR. HOME. [Publisher's monogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second Street. M.DCC.-
XC. pp. 67, (1), (2). 12mo. AAS.
Has added, New publications. For sale by the Printer hereof, pp. (2).
22576 HOMER, JONATHAN 1759-1843
THE CHARACTER AND DUTIES OF A CHRISTIAN SOLDIER, CONSIDERED AND APPLIED
IN A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE COMPANY OF
ARTILLERY, ON MONDAY JUNK 7, 1790; BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ELEC-
TION OF OFFICERS. BY JONATHAN HOMER, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH
IN NEWTON.
Printed in Boston by Benjamin Rustell, State-Street, 1790. pp. 21. Svo.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS.
22577 THE HUDSON WEEKLY GAZETTE. VOL. v. No. 249. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,
[ — VOL. vi. No. 300. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Printed by Ashbel Stoddard, near the Market. 1790. fol. AAS.
22578 HUMPHREYS, DAVID 1752 - 1818
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF COLONEL HUMPHREYS. [Publishers monogram.]
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell; and sold at their
respective Book-stores. M.DCC.XC. [With Copyright according to law.~\ pp.348. Svo.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LCP. LOC. NYPL. WL. YC.
Contains, An Essay on the life of the honorable major-general Israel
Putnam: addressed to the State Society of the Cincinnati in Connecti-
icut. pp. 186-348. 9th New York District Copyright, issued to Rob-
ert Hodge, Thomas Allen, and Samuel Campbell, as Proprietors, 10
January, 1792. Reprinted in New York, in 1804.
22579 A POEM, ON THE HAPPINESS OF AMERICA; ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY D. HUMPHREYS.
London, Printed, 1786. Portsmouth : He-printed by George Jerry Osborne.
1790. pp. 45. Svo. AAS. BU.
22580 HUTCHINS, FATHER ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
FATHER HUTCHINS REVIVED; BEING AN ALMANAC 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, 1791 ; BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE,
OR LEAP YEAH, AND THE 15TH 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, wholesale and
retail, at their Book-stores. [1790.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
Contains, Congress of the United States: An Act making further pro-
vision, for the payment of the debts of the United States. Approved
August 10, 1790.
22581 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 1791 : BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP
YEAR, AND 15TH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, TILL 4TH JULV. [Five
lines.] BY JOHN NATHAN HUTCHINS, FHILOM.
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-
[1790.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC. NYHS.
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BUTTON, CHARLES 1737-1823
A COUUSB OF BOOK-KEEPING ACCORDING TO THE METHOD OF SINGLE ENTRY: WITH A
DESCRIPTION OF THE BOOKS, AND DIRECTIONS FOR USING THEM; VERY USEFUL FOR
ALL WHO ARE NOT ACQUAINTF.D WITH ACCOUNTS; BUT PARTICULARLY INTENDED
FOR THE USE OP SCHOOLS. EXTRACTED FROM THE WORKS OF CHARLES HuT-
TON, L. L. D. F. R. 8. WlTH SUNDRY ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS, BY THE EDITOR.
Burlington: Printed by I. Neale and D. Lawrence. 1790.
INDEPENDENT [Mass. Arms] CHRONICLE: AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. VOL.
xxn. NUMBER 1106. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — NUMBER 1157. THURSDAY DEC-
EMBER 30, 1790.]
Printed and published by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable the
General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachunetts, at his Printing-Office, oppo-
site tlie new Court-House, Court-Street. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC. MHS.
John Nourse, the junior editor, died 2 January, 1790. A supplement
to the issue for March 25th, is devoted to the Excise Act of 1790.
THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER;OR, THE CHRONICLE OF FREEDOM [Mottoes.] VOL.
ix. NUMBER 1263. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [—NUMBER 1320. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
25, 1790.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, in Market- Street, between Fourth
and Fifth-Streets, . . . 1790. fol. AAS.
On January 9th, appeared this notice to the public: "The ready access
to, find known iupartiality of the Independent Gazetteer, since its es-
tablishment which have determined several gentlemen, who are about
to form a society in Pennsylvania, similar to that of the Oeconomical
Society in France ... to furnish us with a publication on each of
these important and interesting subjects, i. e. Government, and Agri-
culture. The Independent Gazetteer will, in future, be printed on paper
of the royal size, adopt the additional title of Agricultural Repository;
appear on Saturdays." Under date of January 15th, another notice to
the public states that: "Another paper will be published occasionally
at this Office, styled The Chronicle of Freedom, and chiefly contain
matters of a political nature, so as to answer the views and wishes of
the friends of liberty and good government who reside in the city."
IRISH STATE LOTTERY.
SCHEME OF THE IRISH STATE LOTTERY FOR THE YEAR 1790. . . . SIGNED BY
ORDER OF THE MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS, C. AND R. DEEY, SEC.
[New-Torkt 1790.] Broadside. 8vo. NYHS.
JACK, ROBERT
A LETTER ON PSALMODY. SHOWING THAT HUMAN COMPOSURES OUGHT NOT TO BE
USED IN CHRISTIAN WORSHIP, IN SINGING THE PRAISES OF GOD. To WHICH IS
ADDED PART OF A LECTURE FROM THESE WORDS. IlEB. XII. 14. ... ALSO, A
liHIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CHRISTIAN GRACE, HOPE : THAT HOPE THAT DOTH AC-
COMPANY AND COMPREHEND SALVATION.
[Phi ladelpJiia : J Printed for Robert Jack [by Francis Bailey.] 1790. pp.
48. 12mo. PHS.
JAY, JOHN 1745-1829
[Seal.] THE CHARGE OF CHIEF JUSTICE JAY TO THE GRAND JURIES ON THE EAST-
ERN CIRCUIT: AT THE CIRCUIT COURTS HELD IN THE DISTRICTS OF NEW-YORK, ON
THE 4TH, OF CONNECTICUT ON THE 22o DAYS OF APRIL; OF MASSACHUSETTS ON
THE 4TH, AND OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE ON THE 20TII DAYS OF MAY, 1790.
Portsmouth, (N. H.) Printed and to lie sold by George Jerry 0*bnrne, jr.
it his o]fice,Guttenber's [sic] Head, Congress-Street, pp. [15.] 8vo. LOC.
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22588 JOCELYN, SIMEON
THE CHORISTER'S COMPANION, (2o PART,) CONTAINING, BESIDES THE RULES OP
PSALMODY, A CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PSALM TUNES, HYMNS AND
ANTHEMS, FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED ANCIENT AND MODERN AUTHORS; TO-
GETHER WITH SEVERAL TUNES NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and 8. Green, for Simeon Joeelyn, 1790. pp. 8,
72. obi. 8vo.
22589 JOHNSON, JOHN 1706-1791
THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OP THE MARRIAGE-STATE AS ENTERED INTO
WITH RELIGIOUS OR IRRELIGIOUS PERSONS: REPRESENTED UNDER THE SIMILITUDE
OF A DREAM. BY THE REV. MR. JOHN JOHNSON. THE NINTH EDITION.
Boston: Printed by B. Edeg & Son, No. 7, State-Street. M,DCC,XC. pp.
(2), 21. 24mo. AAS.
22590 A MATHEMATICAL QUESTION PROPOUNDED BY THE VICEREGENT OF THE WORLD;
ANSWERED BY THE KING IN GLORY. ENIGMATICALLY REPRESENTED AND DEMON-
STRATIVELY OPENED. THE FOURTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
Hartford: Printed by N. Patten, 1790. pp. 72. 12mo.
22591 THE JOLLY HIBEKNIAN IN FULL GLEE; OR, COMPLETE IRISH JESTER, AND WITS
VADE-MECUM. CONTAINING A MORE HUMOROUS VARIETY OF ORIGINAL STORIES, COM-
ICAL BULLS, WITTY REPARTEES, ENTERTAINING ANECDOTES, JESTS, &C. THAN EVER
APPEARED IN THE IRISH OR ANY OTHER LANGUAGE. To WHICH ARE ADDED, THE
FACETIOUS HISTORY OF JOHN GILPIN, AND A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF ST. PATRICK.
Philadelphia: Printed by Henry Taylor, for Robert Campbell. 1790.
Three hundred copies, in sheets, offered at the sale of Henry Taylor's
estate, in 1791.
22592 JONES, HENRY 1721 - 1770
AMERICAN EDITION. THE EARL OF ESSEX. A TRAGEDY. As PERFORMED BY THE
OLD AMERICAN COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE IN SOUTHWARK, PHILADELPHIA.
WRITTEN BY MR. HENRY JONES. [Publisher's monogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second Street. M.DCC.-
XC. pp. 59, (1). 12mo. AAS.
Has added, New publications by the Printer hereof. Who has removed
to Market-Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets (No. 209) north side.
22593 JONES, SAMUEL 1735 - 1814
A SELECTION OF PSALMS AND HYMNS, DONE UNDER THE APPOINTMENT OP THE
PHILADELPHIAN ASSOCIATION. BY SAMUEL JONES, D. D. AND BURGIS ALLISON, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, at No. 22, Market Street.
M,DCC,XC. pp. (iv), (16), 362, (8). 18mo. LCP. NYPL-
22594 JOYCE and SNOWDON,
[U. S. Arms.] JOYCE AND SNOWDON'S AMERICAN INK POWDER FOR RECORDS,
EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED, OR OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE THIRTEEN UNITED
STATES. SOLD BY MOST STATIONER'S, BOOKSELLER'S, IRONMONGER'S, &c. IN NEW
YORK, AND IN OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS IN AMERICA. KOLLINSON
SCULPT, NEW YORK.
[New-York: 1790.] Broadside. 4to. NYHS.
With engraved directions in English, and Dutch. Used as a wrapper
for the powder.
22595 JUDD, EBEN W.
STODDARD'S DIARY: OR, THE COLUMBIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD
1791: [Thirteen lines.] Br EBEN W. JUDD, PHILOMATH.
Printed and sold by Ashbel Stoddard, at his Printing- Office, in Hie city of
Hudson. [1790.] pp. (24). 12nio. AAS.
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JUDD, EBKN W. continued.
- — — THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC, FOB THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 171I1 : BEING THE
THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OH LEAP YEAR. AND THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL THE 4TH OF JULY. CONTAINING EVERY THING THAT IS
USEFUL OR NECESSARY IN AN ALMANAC. ALSO, A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINING
MATTER IN PROSE AND VERSE. BY EBEN W. JUDD, MATHEMATICIAN.
Elizabethtown : Printed by Shepard Kollotk. [1790.] pp.36. 12mo. LOC.
22597
22598
22599
22600
22601
22602
22603
WEBSTER'S CALENDAR: OR, THE ALBANY, COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON AND MONT-
GOMERY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791 ; AND OF AMERICAN INDE-
PENDENCE [WHICH WAS DECLARED JULY FOURTH, 1776] PART OF THE XVTH &
XVITH: BEING THE THIRD AFTER BESSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. CONTAINING, THE
USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, &C. TOGETHER WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF
MATTERS USEFUL, CURIOUS & ENTERTAINING. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN
OF ALBANY, LAT. 42° 30' N. LONG. 73° 8' w. - - - FROM THE EQUATOR 2975
MILES. BY EBEN W. JUDD, PHILOMATH. [Four lines from] GENESIS vin. 22.
Printed in the city of Albany, by Charles R. & George Webster, at their
Printing-Office, No. 46, State-street, corner of Middle-lane: where printing in
general is executed on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. [1790.] pp.
(36). 12mo. AAS.
JUVENAL, HORATIO, pseudonym.
AN ADDRESS TO THE FREEMEN OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT; A POEM. BY HORA-
TIO JUVENAL, ESQUIRE.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Ooodwin? 1790.
A SECOND ADDRESS TO THE FREEMEN OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. BY
HORATIO JUVENAL, ESQ.
Litchfield: Printed and sold by TJiomas Collier? 1790.
KENNA, J. JUNIOR
ANNA'S TOMB. A POEM. WRITTEN BY J. KENNA, JUN.
Fredericksburg : Printed by Timothy Green. 1790.
1725 - 1779
WRITTEN AT THE DESIRE OF A NOBLE
22004
KENRICK, WILLIAM
THE WHOLE DUTY OF WOMAN. BY A LABY.
LORD. THE SECOND BOSTON EDITION.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. 1790. pp. 61.
16mo.
THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE. VOL. in. NUMB. xix. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL.
iv. NUMB. xvni. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Lexington: Printed by John Bradford, at his Printing - Office in Main
Street, . . . 1790. 4to.
KNOX, HUGH 1733-1790
THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY; OH, SIXTY-ONE APHORETICAL ESSAYS ON
SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES AND VIRTUES. BY HUGH
KNOX, D. D. IN ST. CROIX. [Seven lines of quotations.]
Hartford: Re-Printed by Hudson & Goodwin. M.DCC.XC. pp. 352, (7).
8VO. AAS. BM. JCB.
Contains a seven-page list of names of subscribers.
KURTZGEFASSTES ARZNEY-BUCHLEIN FUR MENSCIIEN UNO VIEH, DARINNEN cxxx
ANSERLESENE RECEPTEN.
Ephrata: Kloslerpresse. 1790. HSP.
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22605 LAMBERT, ANNE THERESE, marquise DB 1647-1733
THE FAIR SOLITARY; OR, FEMALE HERMIT. A NOVEL. FROM THK FRKNCH OF THE
MARCHIONESS OF LAMBERT.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by William Spotswood, Front Street, be-
tween Market and Chetmit-Streets, 1790.
22000
22607
22608
22609
LATHROP, JOSEPH 1731-1820
CHRIST'S WARNING TO THE CHURCHES, TO BEWARE OF FALSE PROPHETS, WHO COME
AS WOLVES IK 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. . . . [Second edition.]
New-York: 1790. pp.56. 8vo. YC.
LA VALINIERE, PIERRE HUET DE
CURIOUS AND INTERESTING DIALOGUE, FRENCH AND ENGLISH ; IN WHICH EVERY ONE
IS FURNISHED WITH ARGUMENTS TO DEFEND HIS RELIGION AGAINST ALL FALSE AS-
SERTIONS WHATSOEVER. BY THE RHV. PKTER HUET DE LA VALINIERE.
DIALOGUE CURIEUX ET INTERESSANT, KN FRA^OIS ET EN ANGLOIS; ou L'ON PECT
AISEMENT TROUVER DBS ARMES POUR DEFENDRE 8A RELIGION CONTRE TOUTES
LES FAUSSETEES INVENTED CONTRE ELLE. PAR LE REV. PlKRREDE L\ VALINIERE.
New-York: Printed by Thomas Green leaf, for the Author, 1790.
LAVATER, JOHANN CASPAR. 1741 - 1801
APHORISMS ON MAN. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF THE REV.
JOHN CASPER LAVATER; CITIZEN OF ZUKIC. AUTHOR OF ESSAYS ON PHYSIOG-
NOMY. [Two lines from] POPE.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. MDCCXC. pp. viii, 100.
24mo. AAS. JCB.
- — APHORISMS ON MAN. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF
THE REV. JOHN CASPER LAVATER, CITIZEN OF ZURIC. [One line from] Juv.
SAT. ix. THIRD EDITION. [Printer's monogram.]
London: Printed. New-York: Re-printed by T. and J. Sicords, for Berry
and Rngers, Hanover-Square. M,DCC,XC. pp. 114, (2), frontispiece. 16mo. AAS.
Printed on fine writing paper. Contains a List of books, medicines and
household articles for sale by Berry & Rogers.
22610
22611
— APHORISMS ON MAN. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF
THE REV. JOHN CASPER LAVATER, CITIZEN OF ZURIC. [One line from Juvenal.]
FOURTH EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and K. 1. Andrews. At Faust's Statue,
No. 45, Newbury- Street. Sold by them at their Book-store, by D. West, in Marl-
borough Street, by E. Larkin, jun. in Cornhill, and by I. Thomai, in Worcester.
MDCCXC. pp. 112, plate. 16mo. AAS.
LAWRENCE, EFFINGHAM
INSPECTED STORE OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES. As GOOD AND GENUINE MEDICINES
ARE OF GREAT CONSEQUENCE TO THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE, — THE FOLLOWING
CERTIFICATE WILL SHEW, THAT THE PUBLIC MAY DEPEND ON BEING SUPPLIED
WITH SUCH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT THE STORE OF THE SUBSCRIBER. EFFING-
HAM LAWRENCE. [Certificate of the Medical Society of the State of New- York.
Signed by John Charlton. Samuel Bard. John R. B. Rogers. New- York, June
29, 1790.]
[New-York: 1790.] Broadside. 12mo. NYHS.
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22613
22614
22615
22616
22617
22618
22619
LEAMINQ, JEREMIAH 1717-1804
THE EVIDENCES FOH THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY, IN A SERMON, WITH AN APPEN-
DIX. PUEACHKD AND PUBLISHED BY JEREMIAH LEAMING, D. D. LATE RECTOR OP
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT STRATFORD, IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
New-Tork: Printed by Hugh Qaine, at his Book-Store and Printing Office,
at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. M.DCC.XC. pp. 28. 8vo. JOB. YC.
DAS LED EN EINES JUNGEN HERTZOG'S WELCHER 300 JAHR IN PARADISE, . . .
Ephrala: Kloiterpresie. 1790.
LEE, ANDREW 1745-1832
THE DUTY OF GOSPEL MINISTERS, ILLUSTRATED AND URGED, IN A DISCOURSE PREACH-
ED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. JONATHAN ELLIS, TO THE PASTORAL OFFICE
IN THE CHURCH AT TOP8HAM, MASSACHUSETTS, SEPTEMBER 16TH, A. D. 1789. BY
ANDREW LEE, A. M. PASTOR OP A CHURCH AT LISBON, IN CONNECTICUT. [One
line from] ST. PAUL.
Portland: Printed by Thomas Baker Wait. 1790. pp. 32. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
LEE, THOMAS, JUNIOR
SACRED HARMONY, OH A COLLECTION OF PSALM TUNES, ANCIENT AND MODERN. CON-
TAINING A GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST APPROVED PLAIN AND SIMPLE AIRS TAKEN
FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS HARMONY, WORCESTER COLLECTION, LAWS, ETC. To
WHICH IS ADDED, SEVERAL NEW TUNES, NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED, TOGETHER
WITH AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF SINGING. BY R. HARRISON, LONDON.
Bonton: Printed and sold by C. Cambridge, near the Boston Stone. [1790.]
pp. 12, 99. obi. 18mo.
LELAND, JOHN 1754-1841
THE VIRGINIA CHRONICLE: WITH JUDICIOUS AND CRITICAL REMARKS UNDER xxiv
HEADS. BY JOHN LELAND. [Three lines of quotations.]
Norfolk: Printed by Prentis and Baxter. M,DCC,XC. pp.45,(3). 16mo.
AAS.
— THE VIRGINIA CHRONICLE: WITH JUDICIOUS AND CRITICAL REMARKS, UNDER
XXIV HEADS.
Fredericksbwg : Printed by Timothy Green. 1790. pp. 46, (2). 8vo. JCB.
LELAND, JOSEPH
THE FARMER'S DIARY: OR THE UNITED STATES ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD CHRIST, 1791. BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. CAL-
CULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF DANBURY, IN THE STATE OK CONNECTICUT, LAT
41° 56' NORTH, LONG. 72° 54' WEST; BUT MAY SERVE INDIFFERENTLY FOR ANY
OP THE ADJACENT STATES. CONTAINING, ALL THINGS NECESSARY FOR SUCH A
COMPOSITION. BY JOSEPH LELAND, PHII.OM.
Danbury: Printed by Natlum Douglas and Edwards Ely. [1790.]
LE SAGE, ALAIN RENE 1668 - 1747
THE COMICAL ADVENTURES OF GIL BLAS OP SANTILLANE. AND THE CHILD OP NA-
TURE, A DRAMATIC NOVEL.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by William Spotswood. M,DCC,XC. pp.
166; 68, (4). 12mo. AAS. BM.
Second title: CHILD OF NATURE. A DRAMATIC PIECE, IN FOUR ACTS. FROM
THE FRENCH OF MADAME THE MARCHIONESS OF SILLERY, FORMERLY THE COUNT-
ESS OP GENLIS.
Philadelphia: Printed and gold by William Spotsymod. MDCCXC. pp.
88, (4).
Both works have separate signatures, and the latter is sometimes found
separate as a complete work.
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22621
22622
22623
THE LIFE OF CASSEM, THB SON OP HAMID, A NOBLE ARABIAN. TRANSLATED FROM
AN ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPT.
Salem: Printed and sold by Thomas G. Gushing. 1790.
LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM 1728-1790
POEMS. PHILOSOPHIC SOLITUDE, OR THE CHOICE OF A RURAL LIFE. SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY HIS EXCELLENCY WlLLIAM LIVINGSTON, ESQ. PRESENT
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEW- JERSEY. TlIE THIRTEENTH [sic\ EDITION. THE
PROGRESS OF SCIENCE. SPOKEN AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY, 1788 \sic 1780.] BY
SAMUEL DEXTER, THEN A. B. NOW A. M. AND PROFESSOR OF BOTANY, AT SAID
UNIVERSITY. NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED [«'e.]
New-York, Printed by Tho's Greenlenf. M,DCC,XC. pp. 19. 8vo.su. NYHS.
LOCKE, JOHN 1632 - 1704
A LETTER CONCERNING TOLERATION. BY JOHN LOCKE, GENT.
Stockbridge, (Massachusetts) Printed by Loring Andrews. 1790.
LOW, NATHANAEL 1740-1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA 1791.
[Nine lines, with cut of eclipse of the sun of April 3, 1791, in centre.] BY NA-
THANAEL Low.
Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, in Boston. [The only proprietors of Dr.
Low's copy right.] Where may be had their Pocket Almanack and Register, for
1791. [1790.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
10th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas & John Fleet,
as Proprietors, 13 December, 1790.
22624
22625
1765-
COMPOSED BY BROTHER
LOW, SAMUEL
FELLOW-CRAFT IIYMN, FOR THE USE OF HOLLAND LODGE.
Low. [Seven four-line verses.]
[New-York: Printed by Harrisson and Purdy, 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
22626
22627
ODE, FOR ST. JOHN'S DAY, JUNE 24, 5790, PERFORMED AT THE CONSECRATION
OF THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE USE OF HOLLAND LODGE, AND THE WASHINGTON
CHAPTER OF ROYAL-ARCH MASONS. [COMPOSED BY BROTHER LOW, OF HOLLAND
LODGE.] RECITATIVE. [Eight lines.] AIR. [Six four-line verses.] CHORUS.
[Four lines.] [Colophon:]
[New- York :] [Printed by Harrision & Purdy.] [1790.] Broadside.fol.NYH8.
LYMAN, GERSHOM CLARK 1753 - 1813
A SERMON PREACHED AT WILMINGTON, AT THE FUNERAL OF JESSE COOK, ESQUIRE.
FEBRUARY 16TH, 1790. BY GERSHOM C. LYMAN, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN
MARLBOROUOH.
Printed at Bennington, (Vermont) by Haswell & Russell, 1790. pp. 36.
12mo. JCB.
LYON, JAMES 1735 - 1801
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION. THE SAINT'S DAILY ASSISTANT, OR
MEDITATIONS FOR MORNINQ AND EVENING, FOR EVERY DAY IN A MONTH: EACH
FOUNDED ON A PARTICULAR TEXT OF SCRIPTURE. ADAPTED TO THE DEVOTION OF
THE FAMILY AND CLOSET. BY JAMES LYON, A. M. PASTOR OP THE CHURCH AT
MACHIAS. CONDITIONS. . . .
/ Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall, October 13, 1790.] Broadside. 4to.
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22629
22630
22631
22632
22633
22634
22635
MC CLURE, DAVID 1748 - 1820
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OP THE REVEREND STANLEY GRISWOLD,
A. M. COLLEAGUE PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH AND CONGREGATION IN NEW 3IlL-
FORD, ON THE TWENTIETH OP JANUARY, M.D.C.C.XC. BY DAVID McCLURE, A. M.
MINISTER OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN EAST WINDSOR.
Danbury: Printed by Nathan Douglas and Edwards Ely. M.D.CC.XC.
pp. 24. 12mo. CHS. JCB. YC.
MACGOWAN, JOHN
THE LIFE OF JOSEPH, THE SON OF ISRAEL, IN EIGHT BOOKS.
FOR THE USE OF YOUTH.
8tockbridge (Massachusetts): Printed by Loring Andrews, 1790.
1726-1780
CHIEFLY DESIGNED
MACKLIN, CHARLES
LOVE A LA-MODE. A COMEDY, IN TWO ACTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, 1790.
1699- 1797
MCKNIGHT, JOHN 1754 - 1823
SIX SERMONS UPON FAITH. BY THE REVEREND MR. JOHN M'KNIGHT, A. M. ONE OF
THE MINISTERS OF THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES IN NEW-YORK. TlIESE
SERMONS ARE PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF A NUMBER OP THOSE WHO HEARD
THEM DELIVERED; AND BY THE ADVICE OF SEVERAL RESPECTABLE CHARACTERS
IN THE MINISTRY, TO WHOSE INSPECTION THEY WERE SUBMITTED.
New -York -Printed by Thomas Oreenleaf. M,DCC,XC. pp. [163.] 12mo.
AAS. NYPL.
MC MAHON, SIMON CREA
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF SIMON CREA MCMAHON, WITH MISCELLANEOUS
PIECES, IN PROSE AND VERSE. PART THE FIRST. ENCOURAGE GENIUS TO HUMAN-
IZE THE GLOWING HEART.
Richmond: Printed for the Author, 1790.
1st Virginia District Copyright.
MACPHERSON, JAMES 1736 - 1796
THE POEMS OF OSSIAN, THE SON OF FINGAL. TRANSLATED BY JAMES MACPUERSON,
ESQ. A NEW EDITION, CAREFULLY CORRECTED, AND GREATLY IMPROVED. [One
line from] BLAIR.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Lang, No. 21, Churcli-Alley. MDCC-
XC. pp. (4), 502. 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
Second heading: A CRITICAL DISSERTATION ON THE POEMS OF OSSIAN, THE SON
OF FINGAI» BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D. ONE OF THE MINISTERS OP THE HIGH
CHURCH, AND PROFESSOR OF HHETORICK AND BELLES-LETTRES, IN THE UNIVER-
SITY OF EDINBURGH, pp. 415-502.
MAGAW, SAMUEL 1740-1812
NOTES ON THE LAST ILLNESS, AND DEATH, OF A MOST BELOVED FRIEND. [Mrs.
Lucia Magaw.]
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second
and Chesnut- Streets. M.DCC.XC. pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. BA. NYPL.
MANSFIELD, RICHABD 1723 - 1820
A DISCOURSE CONCERNING THE GRACE OF GOD, IN THE DISPENSATION OP THE GOS-
PEL, AND THE OBLIGATIONS WE ARE UNDER TO MAKE A GOOD IMPROVEMENT OF
IT. A SUMMARY, LIKEWISE, OF SOME OF MANY IRREFRAGABLE PROOFS OF THE
TRUTHS OF CHRISTIANITY, AND CAUTIONS AGAINST ERROR.
New-LIaoen: Printed by T. and S. Green. [1790.] pp. 37. 8vo. BA.CHS. YC.
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22636
22637
MARIA CECILIA: OR, LIFE AND ADVBNTUUES OF THE DAUGHTER OF ACHMKT in,
EMPEKOR OF THE TURKS. FROM THE FRENCH.
Philadelp?iia : Printed by William Spotsicood. M.DCC.XC. pp. 247, v.
12mo. AAS. JCB. LCP.
Contains a five-page list of books for sale by William Spotswood.
MAKIUS, JOHN
ADVICE CONCERNING BILS [stc] OF EXCHANGE, WHEREIN IS SET FORTH THE NATURE
OF EXCHANGE OF MONIES, THE SEVERAL KINDS OF EXCHANGE IN DIFFERENT COUN-
TRIES, DIVERS CASES PROPOUNDED AND RESOLVED, OBJECTIONS ANSWERED, &C.
WITH TWO EXACT TABLES OF OLD AND NEW STILE. By IOHN MARIUS, NOTARY
PUBLIKE. THE SECOND EDITION, LONDON, ANNO 1654.
Philadelphia: Re-printed by D. Humphrey!, Front-Strett, near the Draw-
bridge. M.DCC.XC. pp. vii, 96. 8vo. AAS.
22638
1735-1792
COMIC OPERA, IN TWO
22639
22640
MARKOE, PETER
THE RECONCILIATION ; OR THE TRIUMPH OF NATURE.
ACTS. BY PETER MARKOE.
Philadelphia : Printed and told by Prichard & Hall, in Market-Street, be-
tween Front and Second Streets. 1790. pp. 48. 12mo. BA. BU. LCP. LOC.
MARTIN, FRANCIS XAVIBR 1762 - 1846
A FUNERAL ORATION ON THE DEATH OF GENERAL RICHARD CASWELL, WHO DIED
AT FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH-CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 20, 1789. By F. X. MARTIN.
Fayetteville : Printed by Sibley & Howard. 1790.
MARYLAND. STATE.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY THE SECOND OF NOVEMBER, IN
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE.
[ — 26 December, 1789,] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1790.]
pp. (2), (84). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
22641
22642
22643
22644
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND, NOVEMBER SESSION, 1789. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS AS-
SEMBLY. [6 November, — 25 December, 1789.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1790.] pp. 119. fol. LOC. NYPL.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. NOV-
EMBER SESSION. 1789. BEING THE SIXTH SESSION OF THE THIRD SENATE. [2
November, — 25 December, 1789.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1790.] pp. 46. fol. LOC.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLVTH YEAR. No. 2243. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,
[ XLVITH YEAR. NO. 2294. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick and Samuel Green. 1790. fol. AAS. Mdns.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE, AND FREDERICK WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No.
1. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, [ — No. 45. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Frederick-Town: Printed by John "Winter, at the Printing-Office in Pat-
rick-Street, . . . 1790. fol.
Established by John Winter, and, apparently, continued by him into
the year 1793; being succeeded by his Rights of Man, in 1794.
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THE MARYLAND GAZETTE; OK, THE BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. VOL. vn. No. 547. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [— VOL. vin.
No. 651. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
Baltimore: Printed and published by John Hayes, the corner of Market and
Oalvert Streets, where all kinds of "printing -work are, performed with care and dis-
patch, on the most reasonable terms. &^A letter-box, for the reception af literary
productions, is affixed on the back of the door fronting on Market-Street. 1790. fol.
NYPL.
THE MARYLAND HERALD, AND EASTERN SHORE INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. No. 1.
TUESDAY, MAY 11, [ — No. 33. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1790.]
Easlon: Printed by James Cowan. 1792. fol. AAS.
Established by James Cowan, and continued to 1804.
THE MARYLAND JOURNAL AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. No. 1. OP VOL. xvn.
No. 1208. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 105 OF VOL. xvn. No. 1311. FRIDAY, DE-
CEMBER 31, 1790.]
Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard, and James Angell, Market-Street.
1790. fol. AAS. Mdns.
MASON, BENJAMIN
LIGHT RISING OUT OF OBSCURITY. OR, A REPLY TO FRANCIS HERR'S PAMPHLET,
INTITLED, A SHORT EXPLICATION OF THE WRITTEN WORD OF GOD; LIKEWISE, OF
THE CHRISTIAN BAPTISM, AND THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM OF CHRIST, AGAINST THE
PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS. BY BENJAMIN MASON. [Two lines from] I. PETER.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Grukshank, in Market- Street, between Sec-
ond and Third-Streets. M.DCC.XC. pp. (46). 8vo. AAS. JCB. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
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. WITH AN ADDITION OF A SACRED POEM OF DIVES AND LAZARUS.
New-York: Printed by W. Durell, & Co. [1790.] pp. (199). 12mo. AAS.
MASSACHUSETTS. STATB.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS;
BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1789; AND FROM THENCE CON-
TINUED BY ADJOURNMENT TO WEDNESDAY THE THIRTEENTH OF JANUARY FOLLOW-
ING. [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable General
Court. [1790.] pp. 33-74. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
— • [Arms.] [Perpetual] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF
MASSACHUSETTS: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON
WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790. [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable General
Court. [1790.] pp. 75-87. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY ms EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ.; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, April eighth, a day of public fasting and prayer.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS. MHS_
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ.; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, September sixteenth, a day of thanksgiving.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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MASSACHUSETTS, continued.
COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ; GOVERNOUH OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, November twenty-fifth, a day of thanksgiving.]
[Boston: Printed by 1 homas Adams, 1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS. BPL.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN SENATE, FEBRUARY 24, 1790. . . .
REPORT. THE COMMITTEE OF BOTH HOUSES, APPOINTED TO CONSIDER FURTHER
AMENDMENTS IN THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES — REPORT, . . .
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE SENATE. [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honorable General
Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. M,DCC,XC. pp. [3.] fol. LOC.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE MESSAGES, &C. OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVEHNOUR
TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,
ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1789; AND
FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT TO WEDNESDAY THE THIRTEENTH OF
JANUARY FOLLOWING. [ — 9 March, 1790.]
[Boston: Printed by Adams and Nourse, 1790.] pp. [43]-93, (8). fol.
AA8. LOC. NYPL.
Page 46 is mispaged 76.
General title: RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF MASSACHUSETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,
ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790.
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,XC. pp. (2). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS: TOGETHER WITH MESSAGES, &C. OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOUR
TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,
ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790. [ — 24
June, 1790.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1790.] pp. (3)-30. fol. AAS. LOG. NYPL.
— RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE MESSAGES, &C. OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOV-
ERNOUR TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790;
AND FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY PROROGATION AND ADJOURNMENT TO WEDNES-
DAY THE FIFTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING. [ 17 September, 1790.]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1790.] pp. (31)-35. fol. AAS.LOC.NYPL.
TAX No. EIGHT. [Arms.] COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT, FOR AP-
PORTIONING AND ASSESSING A TAX OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY POUNDS, THREE SHILLINGS AND FIVE PENCE, TO ANSWER THE EXIGEN-
CIES OF GOVERNMENT; AND ALSO FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE
POUNDS TWELVE SHILLINGS, TO RE-PLACE THE SAME SUM DRAWN OUT OF THE THEAS-
URY, TO PAY THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FOR THEIR AT-
TENDANCE THE TWO LAST SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL COURT; ALSO FOR ASSESSING
A FURTHER SUM OF ELEVEN POUNDS FOURTEEN SHILLINGS, SET TO THE TOWN OF
BOWDOIN, AND THE SUM OF THIRTY-SIX POUNDS, NINETEEN SHILLINGS AND EIGHT
PENCE, SET ON THE LANDS OF THE HEIRS AND ASSIGNS OF THE LATE BRIGADIER
WALDO. [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,XC. pp. 19. fol. AAS. HSP. LOC.
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MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.
MEDICAL PAPERS. COMMUNICATED TO THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY. To
WHICH AKE SUBJOINED, EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS, CONTAINING SOME OP
THE IMPROVEMENTS WHICH HAVE LATELY BEEN MADE IN PHYSICK AND SURGERY.
PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY. NUMBER 1.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall? 1790. pp. 128. 8vo. BM. MHS. NYHS.
THE MASSACHUSETTS [cut] CENTINEL. [Motto.] NUMBER 32 OF VOL. xn. SAT-
URDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMBER 26 OF VOL.XIII. WHOLE No. 650. SATURDAY,
JUNE 12, 1790.]
Published, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Benjamin Russell, near the
State-House, Boston. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
With the issue for June 16th, the paper was enlarged to four columns
and the title changed and continued as the Columbian Centinel.
THE MASSACHUSETTS MAGAZINE, OR MONTHLY MUSEUM. CONTAINING THE LIT-
ERATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS & AMUSEMENTS OF THE AGE. [One
line of Latin.] VOL. 11. FOR [JANUARY-DECEMBER] 1790. [Cut.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews; at Faust's Statue,
No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXC. pp. (2), iii, (1), 780, Hplates. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYHS.
Engraved title-page, and plates, by Samuel Hill.
MEACHAM, JOSEPH
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ONLY TRUE CHURCH, ACCORDING
TO THE GOSPEL, OF THE PRESENT APPEARANCE OF CHRIST AS HELD TO AND PRAC-
TICED BY THE FOLLOWERS OF THE LIVING SAVIOUR, AT NEW- LEBANON, &C. TO-
GETHER WITH A LETTER FROM JAMES WHITTAKER, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN
THIS DAY OF CHRIST'S SECOND APPEARANCE, TO HIS NATURAL RELATIONS IN ENG-
LAND. DATED OCTOBER OTH, 1785.
Printed at Bennington, Vermont, by Haswell & Russell. 1790.
MELLEN, JOHN 1722 - 1807
THE FAITH AND PROFESSION OF TUB GOSPEL. DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT HINGHAM,
THE SECOND PARISH, AT AN ASSOCIATION OF THE MINISTERS OF THAT VICINITY,
APRIL 8, 1789. BY JOHN MILLEN, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN HANOVER.
PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF THE HEARERS. [Four lines from] ST. PAUL.
Boston: Printed by Joseph Bumstead, at his Printing-Office, No. 20, Union-
Street. MDCCXC. pp. (36). 8vo. BM. NYPL.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA.
A FORM OF DISCIPLINE FOR THE MINISTERS, PREACHERS, AND MEMBERS (NOW COM-
PREHENDING THE PRINCIPLES AND DOCTRINES) 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 THOMAS COKE, AND FRANCIS ASBURY, PRESIDED: ARRANGED
UNDER PHOPER'IIEADS, AND METHODISED IN A MORE ACCEPTABLE AND EASY MAN-
NER. THE SIXTH EDITION.
Philadelphia : Printed by R. Aitken & Son, No. 22, Market Street, and
sold by John Dickins, No. 43, Fourth Street. M.DCC.XC. pp. iv, 256.12mo. JCB.
Second title: A TREATISE ON THE NATURE AND SUBJECTS OF CHRISTIAN BAP-
TISM. EXTRACTED FROM A LATE AUTHOR. [Moses Hemmenway.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank. Sold by John Dickim, No.
43, Fourth-Street, mar the corner of Race-Street. MDCCXC.' pp. 179-256.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, continued.
A POCKET HYMN-BOOK, DESIGNED AS A CONSTANT COMPANION FOR THE PIOUS.
COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. THE TENTH EDITION. PSALM civ. 33.
[Three lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, 1790.
Approved by the Conference, and signed by Thomas Coke, and Fran-
cis Asbury. Twenty editions had been issued before the year 1796.
A METHODIST'S REMONSTRANCE ADDRESSED TO A CERTAIN CLERGYMAN, WITH A
REPLY. [By William Duke?]
Baltimore: 1790.
THE MIDDLESEX GAZETTE, OR FCEDERAL ADVISER. VOL. v. NUMB. 218. SAT-
URDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. vi. NUMB. 269. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Middletown: Printed and published by Moses H. Woodward. 1790. fol
AAS. CHS.
MILLIGAN, JACOB
THE CHARLESTON DIRECTORY; AND REVENUE SYSTEM OP THE UNITED STATES.
Charleston: Printed by T. B. Bowen. [1790.] pp. 56. 8vo. HC.
MILTON, JOHN 1608 - 1074
PARADISE RKOAIN'D: A POEM IN FOUR BOOKS. BY JOHN MILTON. PROM THE
TEXT OF DR. NEWTON. [Eight lines from] ADDISON.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second and
Cfiesnut Street. M.DCC.XC. pp. 80, (4). 12mo. AAS. LCP.
Has added, a list of American editions sold by William Young.
THE MONITOR; OR A POEM ON DANCING. ADDRESSED TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF THE FAYETTEVILLE ASSEMBLY.
Fayettemtte : Printed by Sibley & Howard. 1790.
MONRO, JOHN
A COLLECTION OF ABOUT FIFTY RELIGIOUS LETTERS EXPRESSING THE VARIOUS DUTIES
AND EXERCISES OF, AND CROSSES, TRIALS AND DISCOURAGEMENTS IN THE WORLD,
THE GRACES, ABILITIES AND CONSOLATIONS IN CHRIST ATTENDING THE CHRISTIAN
IN THIS LIFE. WRITTEN TO DIVERS . . . MINISTERS. . . . WITH AN EPISTLE
RECOMMENDATORY BY ONE OF THESE MINISTERS. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Peter Stewart, 1790.
MONTAGUE,
A NEW SYSTEMATICAL COMPENDIUM OF GEOGRAPHY, ON THE FACE OF 52 CARDS.
THE FOUR ACES GIVE A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE FOUR QUARTERS OF THE
WORLD, WHICH ARE THUS ARRANGED; ASIA UNDER SPADES; AFRICA UNDER CLUBS;
EUROPE UNDER HEARTS; AND AMERICA UNDER DIAMONDS. THE FOUR KINGS
CONTAIN ALL THE KINGDOMS OF THE WORLD ; THEIR LENGTH, BREADTH, &C. ON
THE LOWER CARDS OF THE SUIT, EACH KINGDOM IS DESCRIBED WITH ITS BOUND-
ARIES, DISTANCE FROM LONDON ; MOUNTAINS, RIVERS, CLIMATE, SOIL, PRODUC-
TIONS, MANNERS, CUSTOMS, TRADE, MANUFACTURES, RELIGION, GOVERNMENT, IM-
PROVEMENTS IN ARTS AND SCIENCES, CURIOSITIES. *C.
Boston: Printed for, and told by Benjamin Larkin, at Shakespeare1 s-
Head, No. 46, Cornhill. 1790.
12th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Montague, as
Author, 29 December, 1790.
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MOORE, EDWARD 1712 - 1757
AMEIUCAN EDITION. THE GAMESTER, A TRAGEDY. As PERFORMED, BY THE OLD
AMERICAN COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE, IN SOUTIIWARK: PHILADELPHIA. WRIT-
TEN BY MR. EDWARD MOORE. [Publisher's monogram.]
Philadelphia. Printed and sold by E, Story, in Second Street, fifth door
above Arch Street, tlie east side. p790.] pp. 80, (4). 12mo. AAS.
Has added, New publications. For sale by the Printer hereof, pp. (2).
Seven hundred and fifty copies, in sheets, were offered at the sale of
the estate of Henry Taylor, printer, in 1791.
MOORE, JOHN HAMILTON - 1807
THE YOUNQ GENTLEMAN 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 HEADING, WRITING, AND SPEAKING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WITH ELE-
GANCE AND PROPRIETY. PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR THE USE OF OCR 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 SIXTH EDITION. BY J. HAMILTON MOORE,
AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL NAVIGATOR AND SEAMAN'S NEW DAILY ASSISTANT.
London: Printed. New-York: Reprinted by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in
Hanover-Square. 1790. pp. vi, 378, [34], 4 plates. 12iuo. LOC.
THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND LADY'S MONITOR AND ENGLISH TEACHER'S
ASSISTANT; BEING A COLLECTION OF SELECT PIECES FROM OUR BEST MODERN
WRITERS: CALCULATED TO ERADICATE VULGAR PREJUDICES AND RUSTICITY OF
MANNERS; IMPROVE THE UNDERSTANDING; RECTIFY THE WILL; PURIFY THE PAS-
SIONS; DIRECT THE MINDS OF YOUTH TO THE PURSUIT OF PROPER OBJECTS; AND
TO FACILITATE THEIR READING, WRITING, AND SPEAKING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
WITH ELEGANCE 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 THE WORKS OF THOSE CELEBRATED AUTHORS,
FROM WHENCE THIS COLLECTION IS MADE. DIVIDED INTO SMALL PORTIONS FOR
THE EASE OF READING IN CLASSES. THE SIXTH EDITION. BY J. HAMILTON
MOORE, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL NAVIGATOR AND SEAMAN'S NEW DAILY AS-
SISTANT.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen & Campbell, and sold at their res-
pective Book Stores. 1790, pp, 336, 12iuo. NYPL.
MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym.
GAINE'S NKW-YOHK POCKKT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1791: BEING THE THIRD
AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND 15TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4TH JULY.
CALCULATED FOR THIS AND THE NEIGHBOURING STATES. BY THOMAS MOORE,
PHILO.
New -York: Printed by II. Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover - Square.
[1790.] pp. (72), 24mo.
GAINE'S UNIVERSAL SHEET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1790.] Broadside, fol.
Thirty pages imposed on a single sheet .
THE MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 1712. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1,
[ — No. 1959. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
New-York: Printed and published by William Morton, at the Printing-
Office, No. 231, Queen-Street. 1790. fol. AAS.
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22681 MORSE, JEDIDIAH 1701 - 1820
GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY.
CONTAINING, ASTRONOMICAL GEOGRAPHY — DISCOVERY AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION
OP AMERICA — GENERAL VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES — PARTICULAR ACCOUNTS OF
THE THIRTEEN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN REGARD TO THEIR BOUNDARIES,
EXTENT, RIVERS, LAKES, MOUNTAINS, PRODUCTIONS, POPULATION, CHARACTER, GOV-
ERNMENT, TRADE, MANUFACTURES, CURIOSITIES. HISTORY, &C. To WHICH IS
ADDED, A GEOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF THE EUROPEAN SETTLEMENTS IN AMERICA,
AND OK EUROPE, ASIA AND AFRICA. ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT NEAT MAPS AND
CUTS. CALCULATED PARTICULARLY FOR THE USE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SCHOOLS
IN THE UNITED STATES. BY JEDIDIAH MORSE, A. M. MINISTER OF THE CONGRE-
GATION IN CHAHLESTOWN, NEAR BOSTON. SECOND EDITION. ABRIDGED BY THE
AUTHOR. [Five lines of quotations.]
Printed tit Boston, by Isaiah Thomat 16 Ebenezer T. Andrews. MDCCXC.
pp. 322, 8 maps. 12mo. AAS. BM. YC.
2d Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Jedidiah Morse, as
Author, 10 July, 1790.
22682 THE HISTORY OF AMERICA. In TWO BOOKS. CONTAINING, i. A GENERAL
HISTORY OF AMERICA, n. A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE LATB REVOLUTION. EX-
TRACTED FROM THE AMERICAN EDITION OF THE ENCYCLOPEDIA ; NOW PUBLISHING.
By Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, in Second-Street, Philadelphia.
April, MDCCXC. pp. viii, 200, (4), 2 maps. 12mo. AAS. LOC.
In two states: printed on fine, and on common paper. Has added, a
four-page list of Books printed and sold by Thomas Dobson.
22683 A SERMON PREACHED LORD'S DAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1790, UPON THE DEATH OF
RICHARD GARY, ESQ., OF CHARLESTOWN WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7. ^ETAT 73. . . .
Printed by Samuel Hall, Boston. MDCCXC. pp. 27. 4to.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB . MHS.
22684 MORTON, SABAH WENTWORTH APTHORP 1759-1846
OUABI: OR THE VIRTUES OF NATURE. AN INDIAN TALE. IN FOUR CANTOS. BY
PHILENIA, A LADY OF BOSTON. [One line from] SPENSER'S FAIRY QUEEN.
[Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, at Faust's Statue,
No. 45, Newbnry Street, MDCCXC. pp. 51, (1), frontispiece. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. III,'. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
22685 MOTT, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMKRIS, FOR THE YEAH, OF OUR LORD, 1791 ; BEING THE
THIRD AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH OF THE AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
UNTIL THE FOURTH OF JULY. [Eleven lines.] BY SAMUEL MOTT.
State of New-York: Printed by Nicholas Power, at Pour/hkeepsie, in the
County of Dutchess. [1790.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS.
"The first work of the kind ever published in this place" Contains,
The Vision of Theodore.
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22686 MURRAY, LINDLEY 1745-1826
THE POWER OF RELIGION ON THE MIND, IN RETIREMENT, SICKNESS, AND AT DEATH;
EXEMPLIFIED IN THE TESTIMONIES AND EXPERIENCE OF MEN DISTINGUISHED BY
THEIR GREATNESS, LEARNING, OR VIRTUE. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market near
Third Street. MDCCXC. pp. 144. 16mo. AAS.
Contains a four-page list of books sold by Joseph Crukshank.
1790
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22690
22691
22692
22693
22694
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22696
DER KEUE GEMEINSUTZIGE LANDWIKTHSCHAFTS CALENDER. AUF DAS JAHR NACH
DER HEILBIUNGENUEN-GEBUHT DNSERES HERKN JE8U CHRISTI 1791. ZUM
VIERTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Lancaster: Gedruckt und zu7iaben bey Johann Albrecht & Oomp. £1790.]
DER NEUE Hocn DEDTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDER AOF DAS JAHR CHRISTI
1791. ZUM ERSTENMAL HERAUS GEGEBEN.
Chesnut mil: Gedruckt bey Samuel Saur. [1790.]
NEUE PHILADKLPHISCHE CORRESPONDED. NUM. 1. FHEYTAO, DEN ITEN OC-
TOBER, [ — NUM. 27. FREYTAG, DEN SITEN DECEMBER, 1790.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Dienstag und Freytag Jierausgegeben von Mdf.li.ior
Steiner, Buchdrucker, in der Rces-Strasse, zwischen der Zweyten-und Dritten-
Strasse, No. 71 ; fuer zwey Thaler des Jahrs. Ein Thaler wird beym Einschrieben
bezahlb, 1790. fol.
In continuation of, Gemeinnueteige Philadelphische C or r expand enz.
NEUE UNPARTHETISCHE LANCASTER ZEITUNG, UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. NUM.
127. MITTWOCHS DEN 6 JENNER, [ — NUM. 178. MITTWOCHS, DEN 29 DEC-
EMBER, 1790.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Miltwochs Morgans Jierausgegeben von Albrecht und
Lahn, in den Neuen Buchdruckerey zu Lancaster, . . . 1790. fol. LOC.
Following the issue for March 17th, the Zeitung was published by
Jobann Albrecht und Comp. — Jacob Lahn retiring.
NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHB READINGER ZEITUNG UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN.
JANUARY - DECEMBER, 1790.
Beading: Gedruckt bey Barton und Jvngmann. 1790. fol.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED: OR, AN EASY AND PLEAS-
ANT GUIDE TO THE ART OF READING. ADORNED WITH CUTS. ALSO, THE CATE-
CHISM.
Newburyport: Printed and sold by John Mycall. [1790.]pp.(80). 32mo. BM.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED: OR, AN EASY AND
PLEASANT GUIDE TO THE ART OF READING. ADORNED WITH CUTS. ALSO, THE
CATECHISM.
Newburyport: Printed and sold by John Mycall; Sold also by Isaiah Thomas
at his shops in Boston and Worcester. [1790.] pp. (80). 32mo. AAS. BM.
- THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED: OR, AN EASY AND
PLEASANT GUIDE TO THE ART OF READING. ADORNED WITH CUTS. ALSO, THE
CATECHISM.
Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall,for John Doyle, Jfarlborough Street,
Boston. [17'JO.] pp. (80). 32mo.
- THE NEW- ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED, FOR THE MORE EASY ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. ADORNED WITH CUTTS. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE
ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES CATECHISM.
Boston: Printed by Joseph Bmnstead, and sold at his Printing Office, No.
20, Union-Street. 1790. pp. (64). 32mo.
- THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, MUCH IMPROVED, CONTAINING A VARIETY OF
EASY LESSONS FOR ATTAINING THE TRUK READING OF ENGLISH.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch,for Robert Campbell, 1790.
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THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED. FOR THE MORE EAST ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE A8SEMBLT OF DlVINES
AND MR. COTTON'S CATECHISM.
Providence: Printed and sold by Bennett Wheeler. [1790.] pp. (80). 32mo.
A NEW GENERAL CHART OF THE WEST-INDIES, FROM THE LATEST MARINE JOURNALS
AND SURVEYS. CAREFULLY EXAMINED AND FOUND TO BE AN ACCURATE COPY OF A
LONDON PUBLICATION, AGRKEABLE TO AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT. BY OSGOOD
CARI.KTON, TEACHER OF NAVIGATION, AND OTHER BRANCHES OF THE MATHE-
MATICS.
Bottton: Published by J. Norman, engraver, at his Office, No. 75, Newbury-
Street. 1790. 27J x 39i.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ... ON WEDNESDAY, THE 23o DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1789. [ — 26 January, 1790.]
Portsmouth, New-Hampshire: Printed by George Jerry Osborne, M,DCC,-
XC. pp. 97. 8vo. NHSL.
— A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ... ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE,
1790.
Portsmouth, New- Hampshire: Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DCC,-
XC. pp. 82. 8vo. NHSL.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THK HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE
OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ... ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23o, 1789. [ — 26
January, 17i>0.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher, M,DCC,XC. pp. 69. 8vo. NHSL.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, JUNE, 1790.
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher, M,DCC,XC. pp.51. 8vo. NHSL.
THE PUBLIC ACTS AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, WHICH
WERE ENACTED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL COURT, BEGUN AND HELD AT
PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY THE 23o DECEMBER, 1789.
Exeter: Printed by Henry Ranlet, for the honourable the General Court.
A. D. 1790. pp. (2), 255—263. 8vo. LOC.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT DIRECTING THE MODE OF CHOOSING REPRESEN-
TATIVES TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. ... A TRUK COPY. ATTEST,
JOSEPH PEARSON, SECRETARY.
[Exeter: Printed by Henry Ranlet, 1790.] Broadside, fol.
LOC.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. CONTAINING
THE LAWS, &C. OF THE UNITED STATES, AS WELL AS THOSE OF THIS STATE PASSED
SINCE 1787, WITH A VARIETY OF OTHEll MATTERS BOTH USEFUL AND ENTERTAIN-
ING. VOL. xxxiv. No. 1739. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 0, [ — VOL. xxxiv [*»'e.] No.
5757 [sic 1790.] WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Portsmouth : Printed by John Melclier, at his Office in Congress-Street, at
nine shillings per annum. 1790. fol. AAS.
The issue for March 31st, is misnumbered 5751, and the error contin-
ued to October 14th, which is again misnumbered 5774, this second
error is continued to October 21st, which is again misuumbered 5748,
and this third error continued to December 25th, which is numbered
5757, instead of 1790, which it should be.
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THE NEWHAMPSHIRE GAZETTEER. [Motto.] VOL. iv. No. 178, SATURDAY, JAN-
UARY 2, [ — VOL. v. No. 229. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Published by II. Runlet, in the Main Street, Exeter, . . . 1790. fol. AAS.
In June, the motto was dropped from the heading. From April 24th
to October 1st, Friday was the day of publication.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [U. S. Arms] RECORDER, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER.
VOL. in. No. 1. THURSDAY, MARCH 18, [ — No. 32, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16?
1790.]
Keene: (State of New-Hampshire) Printed and published by James Dav-
enport Griffith, in the Main-Street. 1790. fol. AAS.
A "Recorder Extraordinary," besides the regular issue, was printed on
March 18th.
NEW HAVEN. CONNECTICUT.
BYE LAWS OF THE CITY OF NEW-HAVEN, IN CONNECTICUT. AS REVISED, PASSED
AND APPROVED SINCE THE NINTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. ONE THOUSAND, SEVEN
HUNDRED, AND EIGHTY-SEVEN.
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. M,DCC,XC. pp. 16.
4to. HC.
NEW JERSEY. STATE.
AN ACT TO ASCERTAIN THE SUM TO BE RAISED WITHIN THIS STATE FOR THE YEAR
1790.
New-Brunswick : Printed by Abraham Blautelt. 1790.
ACTS OF THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY'
AT A SESSION BEGUN AT PEBTH-AMBOY ON THE 27TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1789, AND
CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE SECOND SITTING. [25 May, — 12
June, 1790.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blamelt, M.DCC.XC. pp. (2),(58!J)-
-657. fol. NYPL.
Second heading: APPENDIX TO THE ACTS OF THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY: CONTAINING SUNDRY ACTS OF THE CON-
GRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. DIRECTED TO BE RE-PUBLISHED FOR THE IN-
FORMATION OF THE CITIZENS OF THIS STATE, BY A RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLA-
TURE, PASSED THE NINTH. DAY OF JUNE, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY. [1 June, 1789,— 26 May, 1790.] pp. (623)— 657.
ACTS OF THE FIFTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY. AT A SESSION BEGUN AT BURLINGTON THE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1790,
AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE FIRST SITTING. [8 — 26, Novem-
ber, 1790.]
liurlington: Printed by Neale and Lawrence. M.DCC.XC. pp. (2), (661)-
-716. fol. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF LEGISLATIVE-COUNCIL OF NEW-JERSEY, AT
BURLINGTON, FROM THURSDAY, MAY 15Tii, 1783, TO SATURDAY, JUNE 12Tn, 1790.
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blaunelt, 1790. NJSL.
- — A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE- COUNCIL OF THE
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONVENED AT THE CITY OF BUR-
LINGTON, ON TUESDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1790. [ — 26 November,
1790.]
Burlington: Printed by Neale & Lawrence, 1790.
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NEW JERSEY, continued.
22714 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-
JERSEY. [27 October, — 1 December, 1789.]
New-Brunswick : Printed by Abraham Blautelt. 1790. pp. Ill, (1). fol.
22715 THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL, AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. No. 325. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 376. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Elizabeth-Toioii, Printed and published by Shepard Kollock, every Wed-
nesday . . . 1790. fol. AAS. LOC.
22716 THE NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMA-
NACK, AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THK YEAR OP OCR LORD, 1791; BEING THE THIRD
AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
AND THE THIRD YEAR OP OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WHICH MAY THE GOVER-
NOR OF THE WORLD PROSPER ! [Twenty-two lines.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Samvel and John Adams, in Market-Street,
between South and Gay-Streets. [1790.] pp. [48.] 12mo. NYPL.
22717 NEW YORK. STATE.
A CENSUS OF THE ELECTORS AND INHABITANTS IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, TAKEN
IN THE YEAR 1790, IN PURSUANCE OF A LAW OP THE SAID STATE. . . . [Colo-
phon:]
[New-York:] Printed by Childs and Swaine, Printers to the State. [1790.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
22718 JOURNAL OP THE HOUSE OP ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OP NEW- YORK. THE
SECOND MEETING OP THE THIRTEENTH SESSION. [ 13 January, — 6 April, 1790.]
[Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
State. — 1790. pp. [118.] fol. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
22719 JOURNAL OP THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. THE SECOND MEET-
ING OF THE THIRTEENTH SESSION. [ 12 January,— 6 April, 1790.] [Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
State. — 1790. pp. [56.] fol. NYHS. NYPL.
22720 LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. VOLUME THE THIRD. [14 July 1789, —
6 April, 1790.] [Arms.]
New- York: Printed by Francis CIMds and John Swaine, Printers to the
State. — 1790. pp. (2), 48. fol. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
A general title-page, covering, only, Laws of the State of New- York,
passed at the first [and second] meetings of the thirteenth session of
the Legislature of the said State. [14 July, 1789—6 April, 1790.]
22721 NEW YORK. CITY. LOTTERY.
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY, FOR THE PURPOSE OP RAISING SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUN-
DRED POUNDS, AGREEABLE TO AN ACT OP THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OP
NEW- YORK, PASSED STH OP FEBRUARY, 1790. . . . NEW- YORK, MARCH 6,
1790.
[New-York: Printed by Tliomas Greenleaf, 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
22722 NEW YORK, CITY. THEATRE.
NEW- YORK, MAY 18, 1790. MRS. JOHNSON'S BENEFIT. ON FRIDAY EVENING, THE
20TH OF MAY, WILL BE PRESENTED, A FAVORITE COMEDY, (NEVER PERFORMED
HERE) CALLED, FIRST LOVE, OR, THE FRENCH EMIGRANT. [Sixteen lines.] AFTER
WHICH A PASTORAL DANCE, CALLED, AULD ROBIN GRAY, OR, JAMIE'S RETURN.
[Seven lines.] To WHICH WILL BE ADDED, A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, (NOT
PERFORMED HERE THESE SIX YEARS,) CALLED, THOMAS AND SALLY, OR, THE SAIL-
OR'S RETURN. [Seven lines.] VIVAT RESFUBLICA.
[New-York: 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
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THE NEW-YORK DAILY GAZETTE. NUMB. 317. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [— NUMB.
046. FKIDAY, DKCBMBEK 31, 1790.]
Published by Archibald M'Lean, at his Printing-Office, Franklin's Head,
No. 41, Hanover-Square. 1790. fol. AAS.
THE NEW-YORK DIUECTOBY, AND REGISTER, FOR THE YEAR 1790. ILLUSTRATED
WITH AN ACCURATE AND ELEGANT PLAN OF THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, AND PART OP
LONG-ISLAND, INCLUDING THE SUBURBS, WITH ALL THE STREETS, LANES, PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, WHARVES, &C. EXACTLY LAID DOWN, FROM THE LATEST SURVEY. CON-
TAINING, AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE NAMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND PLACES OF
ABODE OF THE CITIZENS, A REGISTER OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT. FOREIGN MINISTERS, GOV-
ERNORS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES. OFFICERS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK,
OFFICERS IN CHANCERY, SENATE AND AsSEMliLY, OFFICEH8 OF CITY & COUNTY,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MARINE SOCIETY, ASSURANCE COMPANY, MINISTERS OF
THE GOSPEL, MEDICAL SOCIETY, THE OTHER SOCIETIES IN THE CITY, ROLL OF
ATTORNIES OF SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, LIBRARY SOCIETY, POST
DAYS, STAGES, AND COACH HATES. PRICE THREE SHILLINGS.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and sold at their sev-
eral Book-Stores. M,DCC,XC. pp. 144, plan. 12mo. NYHS. NYPL.
THE NEW- YORK JOURNAL AND DAILY PATRIOTIC REGISTER. [Motto.] NUMB. —
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. — FRIDAY, APRIL 30? 1790.]
New-York: Printed and published by Thomas Oreenleaf, at the Printing-
Office, No. 196, Water-Street. 1790. fol.
Publication continued, as a semi- weekly, under the following title:
THE NEW- YORK JOURNAL, & PATRIOTIC REGISTER. [Motto.] NUMB. — TUES-
DAY, MAY 4, [ — NUMB. — FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
New-York: Printed and published by Thomas Greenlecf, at tJie Printing-
Office, No. 196, Water-Street. 1790. fol.
THE NEW- YORK JOURNAL, AND WEEKLY REGISTER. [Motto.] NUMBER 1, OF
VOL. xhv. TOTAL NUMB. 3434. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — NUMB. 86, OF VOL.
xhv. TOTAL NUMB. 3530. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
New-York: Printed and published by Thomas Oreenleaf, at the Printing-
Office, No. 196, Water-Street. 1790. fol. AAS. NYPL.
Beginning May 4th, a new plan of publication of twice a week, for both
the daily and weekly, was adopted, under the title of The New-York
Journal & patriotic, register. Printed and published (on Tuesdays and
Fridays) by Thomas Greenleaf, at his Printing-Office, No. 196 Water
Street. — which was changed to Mondays and Thursdays, beginning
November 1st.
THE NEW-YORK MAGAZINE; OR, LITERARY REPOSITORY. [To WHICH is SUBJOINED
THE AMERICAN CHRONOLOGY.] VOLUME I. FOR [JANUARY — DECEMBER,] 1790.
[Two lines of verse.]
New-York: Printed by Thomas and James Swords, at their Printing-Office,
No. 44, Crown-Street [near Smith- Street.'] M.DCC.XC. pp. viii, 730, (4), 54+,
13 plates, map. 8vo. AAS. HC. LOC. NYHS.
THE NEW-YORK PACKET. [Motto.] No. 1007. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 1162.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
New-York: Published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by Samuel
London, No, 5 Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and Old-Slip. 1790. fol.
ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS OF THE CARRIERS OF THE NEW- YORK PACKET TO
THEIR GENEROUS PATRONH. [Seven verses.]
[New-York: Printed by Samuel Lmidon. 1790.] Broadside, nar. fol.
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22731 THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY MUSEUM. NUMBER 80. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUM-
BER 131. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13? 1790.]
New- York : Printed and published by Harriaon and Purdy, at their Print-
ing-Office, No, 3, Peek-Slip; . . . 1790. 4to.
At about the above date, the title was altered to, The Weekly Museum.
Purdy withdrawing from the partnership.
22732 THE NEWPORT HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. iv. No. 150. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,
[ — No. 201. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Newport, (Rhode-Island): Published by Peter Edes, in Tliames-Street. 1790.
fol. AAS.
The issue for June 3d, contains the Ratification of the Constitution of
the United States, by the Convention of the State of Rhode-Island and
Providence Plantations.
22733 THE NEWPORT MERCURY. No. 1449. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [—No. 1500. MON-
DAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Newport (Rhode - Island) : Printed by Henry Barber, at the foot of the
Parade. 1790. fol.
22734 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 OP THE
SPIRITUAL LIFE. THE SIXTH EDITION. [Seven lines of quotations.]
New- York : Printed by Hodge, Allen, & Campbell, and told at their respect-
ive Book-stores. M.DCC.XC. pp. 348. 12mo. AAS.
Preface signed, John NeSvton. Olney, Bucks, Feb. 15, 1779.
22735 NICHOLSON, JOHN
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OP PENNSYLVANIA; CONTAINING A NARRATIVE OP THE
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST JOHN NICHOLSON, COMPTROLLER-GENERAL OP THE SAID
COMMONWEALTH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey . M.DCC.XC. pp.66. 8vo.
22736 NIXON, WILLIAM
AN EASY INTRODUCTION TO THE LATIN PROSODY. PRINTED FOR THE USE OF THE
COLLEGE ACADEMY.
Charleston, South-Carolina: Printed by T. B. Bowen? 1790, pp.16. Kimo.
22737 THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH CHRONICLE. VOL. I. NUMB. 19. SATURDAY,
JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. n. NUMB. 70. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
[Norfolk:] Printed by Prentis & Baxter, near tin Borough Tavern.
1790. fol.
22738 NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
JOURNAL OF THE CONVENTION OP THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. AT A CON-
VENTION BEGUN AND HELD AT FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE THIRD MONDAY OP NOV-
EMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AGREEABLE TO THE
RESOLUTION OF THE LAST GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEARING DATE THE SEVENTEENTH
OF NOVEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. . . .
[Colophon:]
Edenton : Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1790.] pp.16. 4to.
A printed copy is with the original minutes in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State of North Carolina. Reprinted in the State Chronicle, of
15 "November, 1889.
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NORTH CAROLINA, continued.
JOURNAL OF THK HOUSE OP COMMONS. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE SECOND DAY
OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF THK INDEPENDENCE OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY.
[— 22 December, 1789.] [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1790.] pp. 71,
(9). fol. LOC. NCSL.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER,
IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE,
AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA: BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [ — 22 DECEMBER,
1789.]
[Edenton: Printed by Hodye and Wills, 1790.] pp.52, fol. LOC. NCSL.
— LAWS OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT
FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH
YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: BEING THE
FIRST SESSION OF THIS ASSEMBLY. [ — 22 December, 1789.] [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. [1790.]
pp. 58. fol. NCSL. NCU.
THE NORTH-CAROLINA ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1791.
Faijelteville : Printed by George Rovlstone, for Jolm Sibley & Co., at Frank-
lin's Head, in Green-Street. [1790.]
THE NORTH-CAROLINA CHRONICLE; OR, FAYETTEVILLE GAZETTE. VOL. i. No.
19. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. n. No. 18. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Fayettemlle : (North- Carolina) Printed by Sibley cfc Howard. 1790. 4to.
Before September of this year the imprint was changed to, Printed by
George Roulstone, for John Sibley & Co. at Franklin's Head in Green
Street.
THE NORTH-CAROLINA GAZETTE. VOL. v. NUMB. 209. THURSDAY, JANUARY
7, [ — NUMB. 260. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Newbern: PrinUd by F. X. Martin. 1790. fol.
THE NORWICH [cut] PACKET. AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. VOL. xvi. No. 822.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. xvn. No. 875. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1790.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1790. fol. AAS.
February 5th, the cut of a packet was permanently dropped from the
heading, which then appeared as, The Norwich-Packet & Country Jour-
nal. Beginning October 1st, a cut of two figures holding between
them a scroll marked Vox populi. Norwich Packet, constituted the
heading up to the issue for June 9, 1791.
22746
OBSERVATIONS ON UNIVERSAL SALVATION. [Six lines of quotation.]
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse. M.DCC.XC. pp.24. 12mo.
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OGDEN, JOHN COSENS 1755 - 1800
A SERMON, DELIVERED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT, THE HONOURABLE
SENATE, AND THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OF
NEWHAMPSHIRE, AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION, HOLDER AT CONCORD, ON THE
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JUNE, M.DCC.XC. BY JOHN C. OGDEN, A. M. RECTOR OF
QUEEN'S CHAPEL IN PORTSMOUTH.
Printed at Concord, by George Hough, for the General Court. M.DCC.XC.
pp. 24. 8VO. BA. BM. JCB. NYHS.
22748
22749
A COMIC OPERA, OF TWO ACTS.
O'KEEFFE, JOHN
THE POOR SOLDIER.
DUETS, &c.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, 1790.
1747-1833
WITH THE WORDS, SONGS,
22750
22751
22752
22753
- SOXGS, DUETS, ETC. IN THE POOR SOLDIER, A COMIC OPERA, AS PERFORMED
WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE AT THE THEATRE, NEW YORK.
New-York : Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover Square. [1790.]
pp. 24. 12mo. nsp.
- THE PRISONER AT LAROE: A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
POOR SOLDIER: PERFORMED WITH GREAT APPLAUSE BY THE OLD AMERICAN
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second-Street, five doors
from Arch-Street, the left hand upwards. 1790.
OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. A FREE AND IMPARTIAL PAPER. VOL. vn. No.
xx. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. ix, No. xix. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1790.]
Published [by George Jerry OsborneJ on Wednesdays and Saturdays
- - near the State-House, [Guttemberg's [sic] Head,] Congress-Street, Ports-
mouth.— Twelve shillings per annum. 1790. fol. A AS.
OTTERBEIN, JOHANN DANIEL
JESUS UNO DIE KRAFT SEINES BLUTS GANZ BESONDEHS VEHHERRLICHET AN JOHANN-
JOST WEYGANDEINEM AHMEN SUNDER DER EINEN MORD BEGANGEN; UNO DEN 21
TEN OCTOBER, 1785. AUF DER REICHTSTATTE VOR BERLENBUHG, MIT DEM
SCHWERD VOM LEBEN ZUM TOD GEBRACIIT WORDEN. HERAUSGEGEBEN IN
ZWEY ABSCIIITTEN.
Lancaster, Gedruckt, [bey Johann Albrecht & Comp.J und zu haben in der
Nenen Bucltdruckerey, zwisclien der Koenig und Dranien-Strasse, in der Prinz-
Strasse, 1790. pp. 232. 18ino. HSP. NYPL.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS 43 B c-18 A. D.
P. OVIDII NASONIS METAMORPHOSEON I.IBRI x. On TEN SELECT BOOKS OF OVID'S
METAMORPHOSES. WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION, COMPILED FROM THE TWO
FORMER TRANSLATIONS, BY DAVIDSON AND CLARKE; A PROSODY, TABLE AND REF-
ERENCES (AFTER THE MANNER OF MR. STIRLING), POINTING OUT, AT ONE VIEW,
THE SCANNING OF EACH VEUSE ; AND DAVIDSON'S ENGLISH NOTES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by William Spotswood, Front-Street, be-
tween Market and Chesnut- Streets. 1790. pp. (44), 328. Svo. AAS. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
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PARKER, JAMES 1714-1770
THE CONDUCTOR GENERALIS; OK THE OFFICE, DUTY AND AUTHORITY OF JUSTICES OF
THE PEACE, HIGH-SHERIFFS, UNDER-8HERIFFS, CORONERS, CONSTABLES, GAOLERS,
JURYMEN, AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ag 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-
JERSEY; AND NOW REVISED AND ADAPTED TO THE UNITED STATUS 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.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, 1790.
PAYNE, JONAS, and HEARN, PHILIP
A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS TO BE SOLD, AT PAYNE AND HEARN'S BOOK STORE ON THE
BAY, SAVANNAH, FOR CASH AND PRODUCE.
[Savannah: Printed by James and Nicholat Johnston, 1790.] Broadside.
fol. LOC.
PEDDLE, Mrs.
RUDIMENTS OF TASTE, IN A SERIES OF LETTERS FROM A MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTERS.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED, MAXIMS ADDRESSED TO YOUNG LADIES. BY THE COUNTESS
DOWAGER OF CARLISLE.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood, MDCCXC. pp. (2), 140.
Mi 1 1 id. JOB.
Second title: MAXIMS ADDRESSED TO YOUNG LADIES ON THEIR FIRST ESTABLISH-
MENT IN THE WORLD. BY THE COUNTESS DOWAGER OF CARLISLE.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. M,DCC,XC. pp. S5-140.
PENINGTON, JOHN 17G8 - 1793
CHEMICAL AND ECONOMICAL ESSAYS, DESIGNED TO ILLUSTRATE THE CONNECTION BE-
TWEEN THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY, AND THE APPLICATION OF THAT
SCIENCE TO SOME OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. BY JOHN PENINGTON. [Two lines of quotation.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James. M.DCC.XC. pp. viii, 200. 8vo.
AAS. LOC.
22758
22759
22700
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION, ON THE PHENOMENA, CAUSES, AND EFFECTS OF
FERMENTATION ; SUBMITTED TO THE PROVOST, TRUSTEES, AND MEDICAL PROFESSORS
OF THE COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA, FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE;
JUNE 1790. BY JOHN PENINGTON.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, 1790. pp. 30. 8vo. SGO.
PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junior, on the west side of
Fourth-Street, between Market-Street and Arch-Street. MDCCXC. pp. (29).
8VO. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
- — THE CONSTITUTION OFTHE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AS ALTER-
ED AND AMENDED BY THE CONVENTION FOR THAT PURPOSE FREELY CHOSEN AND
ASSEMBLED, AND BY THEM PROPOSED FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THEIR CON-
STITUENTS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junior, on the vest side of
Fourth-Street, between Market-Street and Arch-Street. MDCCXC. pp. (28). 8vo.
AAS. JCB. MIIS. NYPL.
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PENNSYLVANIA, continued.
22761 — DEK RKGIBRUNGSVKHFASSUNO DER RKPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN, WIE SEL-
BIOE, VON DER ZU DEM ENDZWECK FKKY ERWAHI.TEN UND VEHSAMMKLTEN CON-
VENTION VERANDERT UND VERBE8SEUT, UND IIIUEN CONSTITUENTEN ZUR UEBER-
LKOUNQ VORQELEOET WORDEN. [AUS DEM ENGLISCHEN UBERSETZT.]
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Jtfelchior Steiner, in der liees-strasse zwischen
der Zweyten-und, Dritten-Strasse. 1790. pp. (2), 20, (2). 8vo. HC. LOG.
22762 LAWS OF THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA, ENACTED IN THE FIRST SITTING, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILA-
DELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAU OF OUK
LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE. [ — 9 December, 1789.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, 1790,] pp. (205)-[282],(2).
fol. HSP. LOC.
22763 — LAWS OF THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA, ENACTED IN THE SECOND BITTING, WHICH COMMENCED AT
PHILADELPHIA, ON TUESDAY THE SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. [ — 6 April, 1790.]
[Colophon :]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. 1790.] pp. (233) -[317.]
fol. HSP. LOC.
The last session under the Constitution of 1776.
22764 MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION OF THB COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADELPHIA, ON TUESDAY THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-NINE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING, AND IF THEY SEE OCCASION, AL-
TERING AND AMENDING, THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE.
Philadelphia: Printed by ZacJtariah Paulson, jun . . . MDCCLXXXIX.
[1790.] pp. 14(5. fol. JOB. LCP. LOC. NYHS.
22765 — MINUTES OF THE SECOND SESSION OF THE CONVENTION OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADELPHIA, ON TUESDAY,
THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING,
AND IF THEY SEE OCCASION, ALTERING AND AMENDING, THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS
STATE.
[PhiladelpJiia: Printed by Zaehariah Paulson, jun. 1790.] pp. 147-222.
fol. LCP. LOC. NYHS.
22766 MINUTES OF THE GRAND COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONVENTION OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADELPHIA, ON
TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR or OUR LORD,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
REVIEWING, AND IF THEY SEE OCCASION, ALTERING AND AMENDING, THE CONSTITU-
TION OF THIS STATE.
Philadelphia: Printed by ZacJiariah Paulson, jun. . . . [1790.] pp. 101.
fol. HSP. JOB. LCP. LOC. NYHS.
The Convention directed the printing of two thousand copies of the
Minutes of the Convention, and a like number of the Committee of
the whole. And Melchior Steiner, official printer in the German lan-
guage, was directed to print one thousand copies of each, in that lan-
guage.
22767 STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF FEES, RECEIVED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE SU-
PREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, FROM 26TH JUNE, 1786, TILL THE 23o JANUARY,
1790.
Philadelphia : Printed by Eleazer Oswald, in Market-Street, between Fourth
and Fifth-Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. [11.] 8vo. NYPL.
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PENNSYLVANIA, continued.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OP DAVID RITTENHOUSE, ESQ. TREASURES OF PKNN-
SYLVANIA. FROM JANUARY 1785, TILL JANUARY 1786. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, No. 156, Market-Street, between
Fourth and Fifth- Streets. M.DCC.XC. pp. [52.] 8vo. NYPL.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNT OF DAVID RITTENHOUSE, ESQ. TREASURER OF THE COM-
MONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA: FROM JANUARY, 1786, TILL JANUARY, 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. MDCCXC. pp. (64). 8vo. NYPL.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF DAVID RITTENHOUSE, ESQ. TREASURER OF PENN-
SYLVANIA, FROM IST NOVEMBER, 1787. INCLUDING ins CONTINENTAL AND STATE
MONEY ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR 1786.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. Aitken & Son, 2fo. 22, Market Street. M.-
DCC.XC. pp. (70). 8vo. NYPL.
ACCOUNTS OF THE TAXES OF CHESTER COUNTY. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Torick's-llead, in Market-
street. M,DCC,XC. pp. [35.] 8vo. NYPL.
— STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF ANDREW FORREST, COLLECTOR, OF DAUPHIN
COUNTY, APRIL, 1785, TO AUGUST, 1787.
Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Aitken & Son* 1790.
— — - STATE OF THK ACCOUNTS OF E. DOUGLAS, TREASURER OF FAYETTE COUNTY,
1785-1790.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. Aitken & Son. 1790. pp. 5. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF GEORGE CLINGAN, ESQUIRE, TREASURER, OF FRANK-
LIN COUNTY, FROM THE TIME THE COUNTY WAS ERECTED UNTIL IST JUNE, 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. Aitken & Son, in Market Street. M.DCC.XC.
pp. 12. 8vo. AAS.
ACCOUNTS OF THE TAXES OF HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, 1790. pp. 4. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF J. AULD, COLLECTOR, OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
SEPTEMBER, 1787 — APRIL, 1789.
Philadelphia: Printed by Bobert Aitken & Son? 1790. pp. 9. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNT OF THE TAXES OF NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's-Head,No.ll6, Mar-
ket-Street M,DCC,XC. pp. (88). 8vo. NYPL.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNT OF THE TAXES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. M,DCC,XC. pp. [6.] 8vo. NYPL.
TAGEBUCH DER GENERAL ASSEMBLY DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN. 1789 -
1790. (OFFICIELLB DEUTBCHE UEBERSETZUNG.)
Germantaun: Oedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer, 1790.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMB. 3110. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,[— NUMB.
3161. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers, at the New-Printing-Office, near
the Market. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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22789
THE PENNSYLVANIA HERALD, AND YORK GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 1.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1789, [— VOL. n. No. 50. TOTAL NO. 102. WEDNES-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
York: Printed every Wednesday, by John Bdie. 1789-1790. fol.
Established by John Edie, and continued by him certainly to the end
of the seventh volume, in February, 1796.
THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY. — PRICE FOUR-PKNCE. No. 2390. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,
[—No. 24084 [sic] WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Philadelphia: Printed by 2'homas Bradford, . . . atliii Printing-Office,
Laetitia- Court. 1790. fol. AAS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY AND UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. NUMB. 491. SAT-
URDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 646. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Philadelphia : Printed (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) by Daniel
Humphreys, at the new Printing- Office in Front-Street, near the Drawbridge, . .
1790. 4to. AAS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 3408. FRIDAY, JAN-
UARY 1, [—No. 3719. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
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, 1790. fol.
AAS. LCP. LOC.
Continued as, Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser. In the issue of
December 7th, Claypoole announces the dissolution of partnership on
January 1, 1791; and that he proposes to publish a newspaper (every
evening, Sundays excepted) to be called: The Mail, and new daily ad-
vertiser.
THE PENNSYLVANIA POCKET ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, No. 116, Market-Street. [1790.]
PERKINS, NATHAN 1748 - 1838
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. HEZEKIAH N. WOODRUFF,
TO THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN STONINGTON,
JULY 2, 1789. BY NATHAN PERKINS, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH OP CHRIST
IN HARTFORD.
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. M,DCC,XC. pp. [30.] 8vo.
AAS. JCB. LOC. MH8.
A PERPETUAL ALMANACK.
Richmond: Printed and sold by Aug. Davis, 1790.
PERRY, R.
A POEM ON THE DESTRUCTION OF SODOM, BY FIRE; OR THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.
TRANSCRIBED BY R. PERRY.
Middletown : Printed by M. H. Woodward. [1790.] pp. 32. 16mo.
PERRY, WILLIAM
THE ONLY SURK GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE : OH, NEW PRONOUNCING SPELLING
BOOK. UPON THE SAME PLAN AS PERRY'S ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH
DICTIONARY, NOW MADE USE OF IN ALL THH CELEBRATED SCHOOLS IN GREAT-
BRITAIN, IRELAND AND AMERICA. . . .
Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Gorerly,for Robert Bailey Thomas, at Ster-
ling, 17110.
An edition of one thousand copies was printed.
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22794
22795
PERRY, WILLIAM, continued.
— THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: OR, NEW PRONOUNCING
SPELLING BOOK. UPON THE SAME PLAN AS PERKY's ROYAL STANDARD ENGLISH DIC-
TIONARY, NOW MADE USE OF IN ALL THE CELEBRATED SCHOOLS IN GllEATBRITAIN,
IRELAND AND AMERICA. To WHICH is ADDED, A GRAMMAR OP THE ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE; AND, A SELECT NUMBER OP MORAL TALES AND PABI.E8, FOR THE INSTRUCT-
ION OP YOUTH. WITH AN APPENDIX. CONTAINING, DIRECTIONS FOR THE DIFFER-
ENT SOUNDS OP THE CONSONANTS BEFORE ALL THE VOWELS, WITH EVERY EXCEP-
TION 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
OP THE VOWELS IN THE LAST SYLLABLE OP WORDS ENDING WITH E. AND, A COM-
PLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WHICH, THOUGH
WRITTEN DIFFERENTLY HAVE A SIMILARITY OF SOUND. OF THOSE SUBSTANTIVES
AND VERBS, OF THE SAME ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT OP A DIFFERENT ACCENT. Op
THOSE SUBSTANTIVES AND VERBS ALIKE IN ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT DIFFERENTLY
ACCENTED. Op THE SUBSTANTIVES AND ADJECTIVES CHANGING THE SEAT OP THE
ACCENT. BY W. PERRY, LECTURER ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, IN THE ACAD-
EMY, EDINBURGH. FIFTH 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 TJiomas. Sold wholesale
and retail, at his Bookstore in Worcester, and by him and Company in Boston.
MDCCXC. pp. 180, frontispiece. 12mo. AAS.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
THE CONSTITUTION AND ORDINANCES OF THE CITY or PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed ly Hall & Sellers. MDCCXC.
12mo.
pp. xxxii, 87.
NYHS.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. HELD AT NEW- YORK,
OCTOBER STH, 6iH, AND 7TH, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by William Durell, No. 198, Queen-Street. 1790.]
pp. [18], (1), (1). 4to. AAS. BU.
In addition to the annual Circular letter, by Benjamin Foster, there is
a Circular letter on universal salvation, by Samuel Jones.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OF CHRIST-
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S, FROM DECEMBER 24, 1789, TO DECEMBER 24, 1790.
[Philadelphia: 1790.] Broadside, fol.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. COLLEGE OP PHYSICIANS.
THE CHARTER, CONSTITUTION, AND BYE-LAWS, OF THE COLLEGE OP PHYSICIANS OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, jun. 1790. pp. 15. 8vo.
JiM. MIIS. SGO.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
A CATALOGUE OP THE BOOKS BELONGING TO THE MEDICAL LIBRARY IN THE PENN-
SYLVANIA HOSPITAL. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED THE RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN
THE USE OF THEM.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Poulson, jun. 1790. pp.35. 8vo.
BM, JCB. LOC. SGO.
Reprinted, with additions, in 1794.
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EXTRACTS AND REMARKS ON THE SUBJECT OP PUNISHMENT AND REFORMATION OK
CRIMINALS. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED IN PHILA-
DELPHIA, FOR ALLEVIATING THE MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS. [Dated, Phila-
delphia, February 25, 1790.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junior, in Fourth Street,
near Market-Street, opposite the gate of the Friends' Burying ground. [1790.]
pp. 108, folded chart. 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. ZION'S CHURCH.
LOB UNO ANBETUNG DBS GOTTMENSCHEN AM TAGE DER EINWKIHUNG EINER NEUEN
ORGEL AM 10 OCTOBER 1790.
Germantaun : Gedruckt bey Michael Dillmeyer, 1790.
The dedication sermon was preached by the pastor, Rev. Justus Heinrich
Christian Helmuth.
PHILADELPHIA. COLLEGE OF, now UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
AN EXERCISE, PERFORMED AT THE PUBLIC COMMENCEMENT, IN THE COLLEGE OF
PHILADELPHIA, JULY 17, 1790. CONTAINING AN ODE, SET TO MUSIC, SACRED TO
THE MEMORY OF DR. FRANKLIN.
Philadelphia: Printed, and sold by William Young, M,DCC,XC. pp. 11.
12mo. BA.
PHILADELPHIA JEST BOOK, AND CHEERFUL WITTY COMPANION. BEING A CHOICE
COLLECTION OF THE MOST HUMOROUS AND DIVERTING JESTS, STORIES, ANECDOTES,
BON-MOTS, REPARTEES, NEW SONGS, AND A CURIOUS VARIETY OF TOASTS, SENTI-
MENT AND HOB-NOBS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by William Woodhouse, 1790.
PINKNEY, WILLIAM 1764 - 1822
SPEECH OF WILLIAM PINKNEY, ESQ. IN THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF MARYLAND,
AT THEIR SESSION IN NOVEMBER, 1789. [On slavery and the slave trade.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph CruksJiank, in Market-Street, between
Second and 2'hird-Streets. MDCCXC. pp. (22). 8vo. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYHS.
PITKIN, TIMOTHY 1766 - 1847
A SERMON, PREACHED AT NEW-CAMBRIDGE, IN BRISTOL, FEBRUARY 12TH, 1789,
AT THE FUNERAL OF THE REV. SAMUEL NEWELL, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH THERE.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 10TH OF FEBRUARY, 1789, IN THE 75TII YEAR OF
HIS AGE, AND 42D OF HIS MINISTRY. BY TlMOTHY PlTKIN, A. M. [Two lines from
Young's Night thoughts.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.XC. pp. 20. 8vo.
BM. CHS. JCB. UTS. TC.
THE PITTSBURGH [cut] GAZETTE. VOL. iv. No. CLXXX. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2,
[—No. 225? SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Pittsburgh: Printed and sold by John Scull, at his Printing- Office in
Water Street, near Comsby's Ferry, . . . 1790. fol.
A POCKET ALMANAC, FOR 1791: CONTAINING (BESIDES THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULA-
TIONS) A VARIETY OF USEFUL LISTS AND TABLES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Ciilloch, in T/tird Street, No. 1,
above Market Street. [1790.]
A POCKET MAP OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotsirood, 1790. 11x21. HC. LOC.
Re-published from The Columbian Magazine, for 1788.
1790
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POLLNITZ, F. C. H. B.
ESSAY ON AGRICULTURE. BY F. C. H. B. POELLNITZ.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swriine, MDCCXC. pp.
24, 4 folded plates. 8vo. BA.
A POETICAL EPISTLE TO THE ENSLAVED AFRICANS, IN THE CHARACTER OF AN AN-
CIENT NEGRO, BORN A SLAVE IN PENNSYLVANIA; BUT LIBERATED SOME YEARS
SINCE AND INSTRUCTED IN USEFUL LEARNING, AND THE GREAT TRUTHS OF CHRIS-
TIANITY. WITH A BRIEF HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES
OF SOME OF THE EARLIEST ADVOCATES FOU THAT OPPRESSED CLASS OF OUR FEL-
LOW-CREATURES. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukghank. MDCCXC. pp. 24. 12mo.
BA. BU. JCB.
THE POLITICAL AND SENTIMENTAL REPOSITORY, OR STHAFFORD REGISTER. VOL. i.
No. 1. MONDAY, JULY 12, [ — No. 25. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Dover: Printed by Eliphalet Ladd. 1790. fol.
Established by Eliphalet Ladd. In a few months the title was changed
to, The Political Repository and Strnfford Recorder, under which name
it was continued to January 11, 1792. On January 14th, the Printing
Office was destroyed by fire, and beginning with January 25, 1792,
Ladd established, with a continuous numbering, The Phenix, which he
continued to March, 1794, when he sold his interests to Samuel Bragg,
junior, who continued publication to 29 August, 1795, when it was
discontinued. Beginning 5 September, 1795, Bragg established in
continuation, with a new numbering, The Sun, changing this title in
November to, The Sun, Dover Gazette, and County Advertiser, under
which he continued publication into December 1811, when the Print-
ing Office was completely destroyed by fire. Bragg, himself, dying
soon after, in the same month. Beginning 4 July, 1812, John Mann
resurrected publication, as, The Dover Sun, and continued it under this
title to 18 August, 1818, at which date he changed the name to The
Strafford Register, under which it was published to 17 December, 1822,
when he again altered its title to, The New-Hampshire Republican, which
was continued up to 30 October, 1829, when publication ceased.
POOR ROBIN, pseudonym.
POOR ROBIN ALMANACK & THE MARYLAND KPHEMERIS FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1790.
George-Town: Printed by Charles Fierer. [1789.]
POPE, ALEXANDER 1688-1744
AN ESSAY ON MAN, IN FOUR EPISTLES: TO HENRY ST. JOHN LORD BOLINGBROKK. BY
ALEXANDER POPE, ESQ.
Lansingburgh : Printed by Babcock A Hickok. MDCCLXL [1790.] pp.
44. 16mo. AAS.
AN ESSAY ON MAN: [Four lines.] To WHICH is ADDED, THE UNIVERSAL
PRAYER. BY ALEXANDER POPE, ESQ.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts: by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCXC. pp.
48. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
THE POTOWMAC GUARDIAN, AND BERKELEY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. NUMBER 1.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, [ — NUMBER 6. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1790.]
Martinsburg, Virginia : Printed and published every Monday, by N. Wil-
lis, at his Printing-Office, in Burke-Street, near the Courl-House. 1790. fol.
Established by Nathaniel Willis, and continued by him into the year 1796.
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THE POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL. VOL. v. NUMB. 231. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, [—
NUMB. 282. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Povghkeepsie, Dutchess County : Printed by Nicholas Power, near the Court-
House. 1790. fol. AAS.
In the issue for September 25th, announcement is made that "It is the
intention of the printer to carry on his business more extensively than
merely publishing a news-paper, if possible — therefore begs all persons
indebted to make a settlement by the second Tuesday in October,
(Court week)."
POWER, ALEXANDER
COPY OF A PETITION WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS, AND A STATEMENT OF FACTS, RELA-
TIVE TO TUB CLAIM OF THE OFFICERS OF THE ARTILLERY ARTIFICERS, UNDER THE
COMMAND OF THE LATE COLONEL BENJAMIN F'LOWER; WHEREBY IS PROVED,
THAT THE SAID OFFICERS ARE ENTITLED TO HALF-PAY AND COMMUTATION. ALEX-
ANDER POWER, FOR HIMSELF, AND AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR SAID OFFICERS.
[Philadelphia: June 10, 1790.] pp. (12). 4to. LOC.
PRICE, RICHARD 1723 - 1791
A DISCOURSE ON THE LOVE OF OUR COUNTRY, DELIVERED ON Nov. 4, 1789, AT THE
MEETING-HOUSE IN THE OLD JEWRY, TO THE SOCIETY FOR COMMEMORATING THE
REVOLUTION IN GREAT BRITAIN. BY RICHARD PRICE, D. D. LL. D. F. R. s. AND
FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETIES AT PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON.
London, Printed: Boston, Reprinted: by Edward E. Powars, Court Street.
M.DCC.XC. pp. 40. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB.
PRICHARD, WILLIAM
CATALOGUE OF A SALE OF BOOKS, BY AUCTION, WILL COMMENCE TOMORROW EVENING,
THE 18TH [MARCH,] INSTANT, AT THE STORE WHERE THE POST-OFFICE WAS
LATELY KEPT, IN CHESNUT-8TREET, A FEW DOORS ABOVE FRONT-STREET.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Prichard, 1790.
William Prichard also advertised auction sales of books, on March 25th,
the Library of the late Rev'd Dr. Duffield; and oil March 31, 1790.
PRINCE, WILLIAM 1766 - 1842
TO BE SOLD, BY WlLLIAM PRINCE, AT FLUSHING LANDING, ON LONG-ISLAND, NEAR
NEW- YORK, A LARGE COLLECTION, AS FOLLOW, OF FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBS.
. . . [Colophon:]
New-York, October, 1790. . . . Printed by Hugh Qaine, at the Bible,in
Hanover-Square, Broadside, fol. LCP. LOG.
THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER.
Stockbridge (Massachusetts). Printed and sold by Loring Andrews. 1790.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN MASSACHUSETTS.
AT A CONVENTION OF CLERGY AND LAY-DEPUTIES OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES HEREAFTER NAMED, HOLDEN AT SALEM, IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX,
AND COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, OCTOBER THE FIFTH AND SIXTH, 1790,
viz. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, NEWBURYPOKT, CHRIST-CHURCH, BOSTON, ST. THOMAS'
CHURCH, TAUNTON, ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. SCITUATE, TRINITY CHURCH, MARSH-
FIELD, ST. PETER'S CHURCH, SALEM, TRINITY CHURCH, BOSTON, ST. MICHAEL'S
CHURCH, MARBLEHEAD, IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AND QUEEN'S
CHAPEL, PORTSMOUTH, IN THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. A PLAN OF AN EC-
CLESIASTICAL CONSTITUTION WAS READ, AND CONSIDERED BY PARAGRAPHS, AND,
AFTER SUNDRY AMENDMENTS, WAS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED, AND IS AS FOLLOWS,
viz. AN ECCLESIASTICAL CONSTITUTION FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE EPIS-
COPAL CHURCHES IN THIS COMMON-WEALTH, AND SUCH OTHER CHURCHES AS MAY
BE ADMITTED AND ACCEDE TO THE SAME. . . . [Colophon :]
Printed by John Mycall in Newburyport. [1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS. JCB.
Reproduced, in facsimile, in Currier's History of Newburyport.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
JOURNAL OP THE MEETINGS, WHICH LED TO THE INSTITUTION OP A CONVENTION OP
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA: WITH
JOURNALS OP THE PIHST six CONVENTIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers. 1790. pp. 26. 8vo. MHS.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE CAKOLINAS.
A PASTORAL LETTER PKOM THE SYNOD OF THE CAROLINAS TO THE CHURCHES UNDER
THEIR CARE.
Fayetteville : Printed by SiUey & Howard. 1790.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.
THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS, AND
OTHKR RITES AND CEREMONIES OF THE CHURCH, ACCORDING TO THE USE OP THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA: TOGETHER
WITH THE PSALTER, OR PSALMS OF DAVID.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers, in Market- Street. MDCCXC.
pp. [327.] 8VO. AA8. BM. JOB. LCP. LOC.
The first standard Prayer Book for the use of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States. Ratified 16 October, 1789. In general
use 1 October, 1790. 6th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to
William Hall, as Proprietor, 7 August. 1790.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE BISHOPS, CLERGY AND LAITY OP THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, IN A CON-
VENTION HELD IN THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, FROM . . . SEPTEMBER 29TH,
TO ... OCTOBER 16'ra, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. M,DCC,XC. pp. 43. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. MHS.
PROUDFIT, JACOB
DE PLEURITIDE YERA.
Philadelphia, Impensis R. Aitken etjll. 1790. pp. 29. 8vo. SGO.
PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND.
[ORDER OF PROCESSION] To BE OBSERVED ON THE ARRIVAL OP THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES. [Forty-eight lines.]
Providence, [Printed by John Carter. ] August 17, 1790.Broaclside.fol. RIHS.
PROVIDENCE, MARCH 31, 1790. GENTLEMEN, No PROX FOR THE GENERAL OFFICERS
OP THIS STATE FOR THE YEAR ENSUING HAVING BEEN RECOMMENDED TO THE GOV-
ERNOR, AGREEABLE TO THE CUSTOM OP FORMER TIMES, [Calling a meeting to
prepare a nomination-list] AT THE COURT-HOUSE IN EAST-GREENWICH, ON
TUESDAY, THE SIXTH OP APRIL NEXT, AT TWO O'CLOCK, p. M. WE REMAIN YOUR
MOST HUMBLE SERVANTS, JOHN BROWN, [and four others.]
[Providence: Printed by John Carter? 1790.] Broadside. 4to. RIHS.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. No. 1. OP VOL. xxvn. No.
1357. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 52 OF VOL. xxvii. No. 1408. SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
[ Providence :J Published by John Carter, at tfie Post-Office, near the State-
House. 1790. fol. AAS. JCB. NYPL. RIHS.
RALLING, JOHN
MISCELLANIES, i. THE TIME-PIECE; OR, AN HONEST SERVANT INSTRUCTING HIS
MASTER IN A LESSON OF THE GREATEST WEIGHT AND IMPORTANCE. II. A HYMN
ON THE MONTH OF MAY, WITH AN ATTEMPT TO ILLUSTRATE SOME OF THE BEAU-
TIES OF THE CREATION. III. AN AFFECTIONATE AND DYING FATHER'S LAST
WORDS; WITH HIS SINCERE AND GODLY ADVICE TO HIS CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, by John M'Culloch, M,DCC,XC.
pp. 24. 12ino. AAS. BU. LCP.
$80
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RAMSAY, DAVID 1749 - 1815
A DISSERTATION ON THE MEANS OF PRESERVING HEALTH IN CHARLESTON, AND THE
ADJACENT LOW COUNTRY. READ BEFORE THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR-
OLINA, ON THE 29TH OF MAY, 1790.
Charleston: Printed by Markland & Mcl-cer, 1790. pp. 32. 8vo. HC. SGO.
READ, DANIEL 1757 - 1841
AN INTRODUCTION TO PSALMODY; OR, THE CHILDS INSTRUCTOR IN VOCAL MUSIC.
CONTAINING A SERIES OF FAMILIAR DIALOGUES, ONDEII THE FOLLOWING HEADS,
viz. PSALMODY IN GENERAL, STAVE, MUSICAL LETTERS AND CLIFFS, AN EXERCISE
FOR THE BASS, AN EXERCISE FOR THE TENOR OR TREBLE, AN EXERCISE FOR THE
COUNTER, TONES, SEMITONES, FLATS, SHARPS AND NATURAL, SOLFAING, TRANSPOSI-
TION, &C. THE SEVERAL NOTES AND RESTS, AND THEIR PROPORTION, THE SEVERAL
MOODS OF TIME, SEVERAL OTHER CHARACTERS USED IN MUSIC, KEY NOTES, &C.
PITCHING TUNES &C. GRACES, (ILLUSTRATED WIT1I COPPER-PLATES.) BY D. RlCAD.
[Two lines from] WATTS.
Printed [by T. and 8. Green] for, and sold by the Author, in New-Haven.
1790.
REFORMED (GERMAN) CHURCH.
CATECHISMUS, ODER KURZER UNTERRICHT DER CHRISTLICHEN LEHRE FUR DIE
ANGEilENUE JuGEND IN DER ClIURKURSTLICHEN PFAI.Z UND ANDERN REFORMIR-
TEN ORTKN zu GEBRAUCHEN: SAMT DER HAUS-TAFEL, MIT UND OHNE BIBLISCHEN
SPRUCH-BUCHLEIN. . . .
Philadelphia: Gednickt bey Carl Cist. 1790. pp. 124. 16mo. LOC.
THE RELIGIOUS TRADESMAN; OR PLAIN AND SEUIOUS HINTS OF ADVICE FOR THE
TRADESMAN'S PRUDENT AND PIOUS CONDUCT, FROM HIS ENTRANCE INTO BUSINESS
TO LEAVING IT OFF.
Neirlniry Port: Printed by John Mycall. 1790. pp.280. 16mo.
REMARKS ON THE MANUFACTURING OF MAPLE SUGAR; WITH DIRECTIONS FOR ITS
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT. COLLECTED BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN, IN PHILA-
DELPHIA, AND PUBLISHED FOR THE GENERAL INFORMATION AND BENEFIT OF THE
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by James & Johnson, M,DCC,XC. pp. 24. 12mo.
BM. JCB.
REMARKS ON THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. BY A FRIEND TO THE PUBLIC.
Printed, May, A. D. 1790. pp. 31. 8vo. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
THE RETURNED CAPTIVE. A POEM, FOUNDED ON A LATE FACT.
Norwich: Reprinted by John Trumbull. 1790.
RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
JANUARY, 1790. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY
OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN AND
HELD, BY ADJOURNMENT, AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORE-
SAID, ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF IN-
DEPENDENCE. [Colophon :]
[Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1790.] pp. 16. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
— MAY, 1790. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOI.DEN 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 NINETY, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE. [Col-
ophon :]
'Providence:] Printed by John Carter. [1790.] pp. 22. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
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RHODE ISLAND, continued.
— JUNE, 17!»0. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OK THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HELD BY ADJOURNMENT AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORE-
SAID, IN CONSEQUENCE OF WARRANTS ISSUED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR,
ON MONDAY THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNK, IN THE YEAH OF OUR LORD ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1790.] pp. 16. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
— SEPTEMBER, 1790. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OF THE STATK OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS BE-
GUN AND HELD BY ADJOURNMENT AT BRISTOL, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
AFORESAID, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IX SEPTEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon :]
[ Providence :] Printed by J. Carter. [1790.J pp. 20. fol. JCB. LOC.
OCTOBER, 1790. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS,
BEGUN AND HELD 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 NINETY, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Colophon :J
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1790.] pp. 20. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE - PLANTATIONS. IN GENBRAL AS-
SEMBLY. JANUARY SESSION, A. D. 1790. AN ACT FOR CALLING A CONVENTION,
TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED FOR THE UNITED
STATES, PASSED ON THE 17TH OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1787, BY THE GENERAL CON-
VENTION HELD AT PHILADELPHIA. [Thirty-one lines.] A TRUE COPY: WITNESS,
HENRY WARD, SEC'RY. [Colophon :]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1790.] Broadside, fol. LOC. RIHS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY. JUNE SESSION, A. D. 1790. AN ACT PRESCRIBING THE MODE OF ELECT-
ING SENATORS, AND A REPRESENTATIVE, TO REPRESENT THIS STATE IN THE CON-
GRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND THE TIMES AND PLACES OF HOLD-
ING THE ELECTIONS. [Two columns.] A TRUE COPY: WITNESS, HENRY WARD,
SEC'RY. [Colophon :]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1790.] Broadside, fol. RIHS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY. JUNE SESSION, 1790. AN ACT TO INCORPORATE CERTAIN PERSONS BY
THE NAME OF THE PROVIDENCE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY, FOR THE RELIEF OF PERSONS UNLAWFULLY HELD IN BONDAGE, AND FOR
IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF THE AFRICAN RACE. [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1790.] pp. 4. fol. RIHS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL AS-
SEMBLY. SEPTEMBER SESSION, A. D. 1790. IT is VOTED AND RESOLVED, THAT
A REPRESENTATIVE, QUALIFIED AGREEABLY TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES, TO REPRESENT THIS STATE, IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR TWO YEARS NEXT FOLLOWING THE THIRD DAY OF MARCH NEXT, BE ELECTED
BY THE FREEMEN OF THIS STATE, IN TOWN-MEETINGS LEGALLY ASSEMBLED, ON
THE THIRD MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT: [Nine Hues.] A TRUE COPY: WITNESS,
HENRY WARD, SEC'RY. [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1790.] Broadside. 4to. RIHS.
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RHODE ISLAND, continued.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY ARTHUR FENNER, ESQ , GOVERNOR, CAPTAIN-GENERAL, IpST)
COMMANDER IN CHIEF, OP AND OVER THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVI-
DENCE-PLANTATIONS. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS THE SIXTH ARTICLE OP THE
CONSTITUTION OP THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA REQUIRES, THAT "THE MEM-
BERS OF THE SEVERAL STATE LEGISLATURES, AND ALL EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL
OFFICERS, BOTH OP THE UNITED STATES AND OF THE SEVERAL STATES, SHALL BE
BOUND BY OATH OR AFFIRMATION TO SUPPORT THIS CONSTITUTION:" [Notifying
all executive and judicial officers of the State, that they may qualify themselves
for the execution of their respective offices.] GIVEN UNDER MY HAND, AT
PROVIDENCE, THIS FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF
INDEPENDENCE. ARTHUR FENNER. By HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND, HENRY
WARD, SEC'RY. GOD SAVE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1790.] Broadside, fol. RIIIS.
THE BILL OF RIGHTS, AND AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OK THE UNITED
STATES, AS AGREED TO BY THE CONVENTION OP THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND
AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, AT SOUTH-KINGSTOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF WASH-
INGTON, ON THE FIRST MONDAY op MARCH, A. D. 1790. [Three columns.] THE
FOREGOING IS A TRUE COPY: BY ORDER OF THE CONVENTION, DANIEL Ul'DIKE,
SECRETART.
[Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, 1790.] Broadside, fol. RIIIS.
PROVIDENCE, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1790. SATURDAY NIGHT, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AN
EXPRESS ARRIVED IN TOWN FROM NEWPORT, WITH THE IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE,
THAT THE CONVENTION OP THIS STATE HAD RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION OP THE
UNITED STATES. THE QUESTION, "SHALL THE CONSTITUTION BE ADOPTED, OR
NOT WAS TAKEN ON SATURDAY, ABO0T 5 O'CLOCK, 1-. M. WHEN THE AFFIRMATIVE
WAS CARRIED BY A MAJORITY OF TWO, 84 MEMBERS VOTING FOR, AND 32
AGAINST IT. THIS PLEASING AND MOST INTERESTING EVENT WAS IMMEDIATELY
ANNOUNCED HERE, BY THE RINGING OP BELLS, AND FIRING TWO FEDERAL SALUTES
ONE PHOM THE ARTILLERY ON FEDERAL HlLL — AND ANOTHER PROM THE SHIP
WARREN, CAPT. SHELDON, LATELY ARRIVED FROM INDIA. RATIFICATION op THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, BY THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OP
RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. . . .
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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- — RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS UNITED TO THE GREAT
AMERICAN FAMILY. PROVIDENCE, MONDAY MAY 31, 1790. [Two columns. A
variant of the preceding.] [Colophon:]
[Providence:] [Printed by J. Carter.] [1790.] Broadside, fol. RIHS.
- RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OP THE UNITED STATES BY THE CONVEN-
TION OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. [Two
columns.] THE FOREGOING is A TRUE COPY. BY ORDER OF THE CONVENTION,
DANIEL UPDIKE, SECRETARY.
I Newport: Printed by Peter Edes, 1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS. RIHS.
- — RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES BY THE CON-
VENTION OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE- PLANTATIONS.
. . . DONE IN CONVENTION, AT NEWPORT, IN THE COUNTY OF NEWPORT, IN
TUB STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, THE 29TH DAY
OF MAY, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY.
[Two columns. Ratification of Constitution; Bill of Rights; proposed Amend-
ments.]
[Newport: Printed by Eenry Barber? 1790.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF, now BROWN UNIVERSITY.
HONORATISSIMO JABEZ BOWEN, ARMIGEKO, COLLKGII IlnOD. INSOLE QUOD PROVI-
DENTLY E8T CANCELLAIMO; REVERENDO .«qUE AC HONORANDO JACOBO MANNING,
B. T. D. PR^ESIDI, [Five lines.] H^EC PHILOSOPHEMATA, JUVENES IN ARTIBUS IN-
ITIATI, [Twenty-two names] HUMILLIME DEDICANT. THESES [Three columns.]
[Colophon :]
Habita in solennibus Academieis Promdentio}, in Rep. Ins. RJtod. et Prot.
Plant, kalendis Septembrii, A. D. M,DCC,XC. Rerumpublicarum Fwderatarum
America summce potestatis xv. Promdentice : Typis Bennett Wheeler. Broadside.
fol. AAS. an.
THE REVEREND PERES FOBES, PROFESSOR OF NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY, IN RHODE-ISLAND COLLEGE, PROPOSES TO EXHIBIT A COOUSE OF
LECTURES UPON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND ASTRONOMY, VIZ. [Fourteen lilies.]
[Providence: Printed by John Carter.] June 24, 1790. Broadside. 4to. BU.
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL 1689 - 1761
THE HISTORY OF SIR CHARLES GRANDISON. ABRIDGED FROM THE WORKS OP SAMUEL
RICHARDSON, ESQ. AUTHOR OF PAMELA, AND CLARISSA.
Philadelphia : Printed by M. Carey, 1790.
RIGG, EDWARD
THE NEW AMERICAN LATIN GRAMMAR: OR, A COMPLETE INTRODUCTION TO THE
LATIN TONOUE. FORMED FROM THE MOST APPROVED WRITINGS IN THIS KIND.
BY THE LATE PRESIDENTS BURR, FlNLEY AND OTHERS: AND NOW CAREFULLY RE-
VISED AND REFORMED BY A GREAT VARIETY OF AMENDMENTS, CORRECTIONS, AND
USEFUL REMARKS, MOST OF WHICH ARE ENTIRELY NEW; WITH THE DKFINITIONS
OF ALL THE GRAMMATICAL TERMS, IN THEIR PROPER PLACES. THE WHOLE REN-
DERED MUCH MORE USEFUL THAN ANY OF THE KIND YET PUBLISHED. BY EuWARD
RlOG, LATE TEACHER OF A GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Gaine, 1790.
RILEY, GEORGE
CHOICE EMBLEMS, NATURAL, HISTORICAL, FABULOUS, MORAL, AND DIVINE, FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT AND PASTIME OF YOUTH : ORNAMENTED WITH NEAR FIFTY HAND-
SOME ALLEGORICAL ENGRAVINGS, DESIGNED ON PURPOSE FOR THIS WORK. WlTH
PLEASING AND FAMILIAR DESCRIPTIONS TO EACH, IN PROSE AND VERSE, SERVING
TO DISPLAY THE BEAUTIES AND MORALS OF THE ANCIENT FABULISTS. TlIE WHOLE
CALCULATED TO CONVEY THE GOLDEN LESSONS OF INSTRUCTION UNDER A NEW AND
MORE DELIGHTFUL DRESS. [Four lines from] GOLDSMITH.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market near
Third-Street. MDCCXC. pp. xii, 166. 18mo. AAS.
ROBERTS, DANIEL 1658 - 1726
SOME MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF JOHN ROBERTS. WRITTEN BY HIS SON DANIEL
ROBERTS. THE SEVENTH EDITION. [Three lines from] PSALM xxxvn. 23, 39
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshitnk, in Market- Street,
between Second and Third-Streets. MDCCXC. pp. [66], (6), 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
Appended is a six-page list of Books printed and sold by J. Crukshank.
ROBERTSON, JOHN 1712 - 1776
TABLES OF DIFFERENCE OF LATITUDE AND DEPARTURE- CONSTRUCTED TO EVERY
QUARTER OF A DEGREE OF THE QUADRANT, AND CONTINUED FROM ONE, TO THE
DISTANCE OF ONE HUNDRED MILES OR CHAINS. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Joseph Crukxhank, in Market-Street,
between Second and Third- Streets. MDCCXC. pp. (2), 90. 8vo. AAS.
Also found bound with the 1792 edition of Robert Gibson's Treatise
of practical surveying.
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22857 ROLLINSON, WILLIAM
(No. 33, SMITH-STREET.) To THE INHABITANTS OF NEW- YORK. LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, THE ARTIST WHO HAD THE HONOUR OF TAKING HIS EXCELLENCY THE
PRESIDENT'S LIKENESS, AND EXECUTING IT AS A MEDAL, TAKES THE MOST CORRECT
AND EXPRESSIVE LIKENESS IN FODR MINUTES — FINISHES THEM AS MINIATURE IN
HAIR PAINTING OR CRAYONS, FROM ONE DOLLAR TO THUEE GUINEAS, EITHER AS
PROFILE, THREE QUARTER OR FULL FACES. . . . NEW-YORK, MAY 13, 1790.
[New-York: 1790.] Broadside. 16mo. NYHS.
Probably refers to the J. Manly Medal, executed in Philadelphia, from
drawings by Joseph Wright, — the first Washington Medal executed in
this country.
22858 ROOSEN, GERHARD 1612-1711
CHRISTLICHES GEMUTHS-GESPRACII VON DEM GEISTLICHEN UNO- SELIGMACHENDEN
GLAUBEN, UNO ERKANTNUSS DER WARIIEIT, so zu DER GOTTSELIGKEIT FUHRET
IN DER HOFFNUNG DES EWIGEN LEIiENS, TlT. I. 1. AN8 LlCHT GEGEBEN IN FRAG
UNO ANTWORT FUR DIE ANKOMMENDE JOGEND WODURCH DIESELBE zu EINER
HEILSAMEN LEBENS-UEBUNG MOCIITE GERETSZT UNO GEBRACHT WERDEN, DER
WARHEIT ZUM BESTEN.
Germantown : Oedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer, 1790.pp.241. 16mo.AA8.LCP.
22859 ROSS, ROBERT -1799
THE NEW PRIMER, OR LITTLE BOY AND GIRL'S SPELLING-BOOK.
Middletuwn : Printed and sold by Woodward and Green. 1790.
22860 RO WE, ELIZABETH SINGER 1674-1787
DEVOUT EXERCISES OP THE HEART, IN MEDITATION AND SOLILOQUY, PRAYER AND
PRAISE. BY THE LATE PIOUS AND INGENIOUS MRS. ROWE. REVIEWED AND PUB-
LISHED AT HER REQUEST, BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Boston : Printed and sold by Samuel Hall. MDCCXO. pp.139, (2.)16mo.AAS.
22861 FRIENDSHIP IN DEATH; IN TWENTY LETTERS FROM THE DEAD TO THE LIVING.
To WHICH ARE ADDED, LETTERS MORAL AND ENTERTAINING, IN PROSE AND VERSE.
IN THREE PARTS.
Printed at Boston, by Joseph. Bumstead, for E. Larkin,jun. 1790.
22862 RUSH, BENJAMIN 1745-1813
AN EULOGIUM IN HONOR OF THE LATE DR. WlLLIAM CULLEN, PROFESSOR OF THE
PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH; DELIVERED BEFORE
THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 9Tii OF JULY; AGREE-
ABLY TO THEIR VOTE OF THE 4TH OF MAY, 1790. BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D.
PROFESSOR OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, IN THE COLLEGE OF
PHILADELPHIA. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, Bookseller, at the Stone House
in Second Street. M,DCC,XC. pp. (30), (1). 8vo. BA. BPL. LOC. NYHS. RIMS. SGO.
5th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Thomas Dobson, as Pro-
prietor, 30 July, 1790.
22863 — ANEULOGEUM[SIC]INHONOROFTHELATEDR. WILLIAM CULLEN, PROFESSOR
OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDENBURGH [gic] DELIVERED
BEFORE THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA ON THE 9TH OF JULY,
1790. BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M.D.
New-York: Printed by W. Durell, No. 196, Queen-Street. 1790. NYHS.
22864 AN INQUIRY INTO THE EFFECTS OF SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS ON THE HUMAN BODY.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A MORAL AND PHYSICAL THERMOMETER. BY BENJAMIN
RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN THE UNI-
VERSITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Printed at Boston, by Thomas and Andrews. At Faust's Statue, No. 45,
Newbury Street. MDCCXC. pp, 12. 12mo. AAS. BPL. HC. LOC. RIMS. SGO.
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RUSH, BENJAMIN-, continued.
— AN INQUIRY INTO THE EFFECTS OF SPIBITUOUS LIQUORS UPON 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. THE THIRD EDITION WITH ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, [1790.]
Reprinted in Edinburgh in 1791.
THOUGHTS UPON THE AMUSEMENTS AND PUNISHMENTS WHICH ARE PROPER FOR
SCHOOLS. ADDRESSED TO GEORGE CLYMER, BY BENJAMIN HUSH.
Philadelphia : 1790.
RUSSELL, JONATHAN 1771 - 1832
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF NATHAN HAYWAHD, A JUNIOR SOPHISTER IN RHODE-
ISLAND COLLEGE, WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 25, 1789. AETAT. 19. PRONOUNCED
IN THE COLLEGE-HALL, MARCH 10, 1790. By JONATHAN RUSSELL, CLASS-MATE
OF THE DECEASED. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE STUDENTS.
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, MDCCXC. pp. 14. 8vo.
BA. BU. LOC. PPL.
•
SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS. MARINE SOCIETY.
LAWS OF THE MARINE SOCIETY AT SALEM, IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS, AS AMENDED AND AGREED UPON, AT AN ADJOURNMENT, KOV. 4, 1790. To
WHICH ARE ANNEXED, THE SEVERAL ACTS OF THE GENERAL COURT, RELATING
TO THE SOCIETY.
Printed by T. C. Gushing, in Salem. [1790.] pp. 20. 8vo. HC.
THE SALEM GAZETTE. No. I, IN 1790. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMBER 52,
IN 1790. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1790.]
Published by Thomas C. Gushing, Jfo. 8, Paved-Street, near Court and
Washington /Streets, Salem. 1790. fol. AAS. LOC.
Established by Thomas C. Gushing, in continuation of T7ie Salem Mer-
cury. The first number was called The American Eagle, and the sec-
ond, The Salem Gazette, under which title it has had a continuous pub-
lication down to the present day. With the issue for January 4, 1791,
Cushing gave to the Gazette the numbering of Volume V, Number 221,
iu continuation from the first number of The Salem Mercury, with
which he thus established a succession. With the issue for October
14, 1794, William Carleton, who was associated with Cushing, in the
firm of Cushing & Carleton, Booksellers, became the publisher of the
Gazette to July 25, 1797. Beginning in June, 1796, the Gazette was
published as a semi-weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays. With the issue
for July 25, 1797, Thomas C. Cushing resumed publication of the Ga-
zette, until the close of the year 1822, when the printing establishment
of the Gazette passed into the control of his son, Caleb Cushing, and
Ferdinand Andrews. Since which time, with various changes iu pro-
prietorship, the Gazette has been continuously published to the pres-
ent day.
SARJEANT, THOMAS
THE FEDERAL ARITHMETICIAN, OR THE SCIENCE OF NUMBERS IMPROVED, WITH
THEIR APPLICATION TO THE FINANCES AND TO THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY THOMAS SARJEANT, LATE MASTER OF THE MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, IN THE ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, 1790.
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22871
22872
22873
22874
THE SATURDAY EVENING HERALD, AND THE WASHINGTON GAZETTE. VOL. I. No. 1.
SATURDAY, JULY 17, [ — No. 7. SATURDAY, AUGUST, 28, 1790.]
Boston [Commonwealth of Massachusetts] : Printed and published by Ed-
ward Eveleth Powars, opposite the new Court-House, in Court-Street. 1790. fol.
Established by Edward Eveleth Powars, and continued by him to the
end of the first volume. Beginning August 30th, the title was altered
to, The American Herald, and the Washington Oazette, until publication
ceased.
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 TBAR OF OUR LORD 1791: BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP-YEAR.
[Eight lines.] BY RICHARD SAUNDERS, PHILOM.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Hall & Sellers — No, 51 — Market it.
[1790.] pp. (44). 12mo.
Contains, The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. DANCING ASSEMBLY.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE DANCING ASSEMBLY OF SAVANNAH. . . .
[Dated, Savannah, 19th November, 1790.]
[Savannah: Printed by James & Nicholas Johnston, 1790.] Broadside, fol.
SAYRE, FRANCIS BOWES
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE CAUSES WHICH PRODUCE A PREDISPOSITION TO
PHTHISIS PULMONALI8, AND THE METHOD OF OBVIATING THEM ; SUBMITTED TO THE
EXAMINATION OF THE REV. WILLIAM SMITH, S. T. P. PROVOST, AND THE MEDICAL
PROFESSORS OF THE COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA, FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF
MEDICINE, ON THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER, 1790. By FRANCIS BOWES
SAYRE, M. B. SENIOR MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL SOCIETY, AND MEMBER
OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. 1790. pp. 24. 8vo.
SCO.
22875
22876
THE SCHOOL FOR LOVE; OR, SCHEME TO GAIN HKR.
WROTE BY A GENTLEMAN OF PHILADELPHIA.
A COMEDY, IN FIVE ACTS.
22877
22878
Philadelphia: Printed by Prichard & Hall? 1790.
THE SCHOOL OF VIRTUE; OR, THE HISTORY OF HENRY HOWARD AND THE HONOR-
ABLE MISS HENRIETTA COLVILLE. A NOVEL, ON A NEW PLAN. To WHICH is
ADDED, THE FEMALE HERMIT.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. SpoUwood, Front - Street, between
Market and Chesnut- Streets. 1790.
SCHRODER, JOIIANN GEORG
MERKWTJRDIGE GESCHICHTE VON EINEM MENSCHEN, DER MIT DEM TEUFEL IN
EINKN BUND GETRETEN AUF 18 JAHR UNO WIEDER DURCH CHRISTUM EOLOSET
WORDEN 1ST. VON JOHANN GEORG SCHRODER, D. D. EVANGEL. PREDIGER IN
MARYLAND.
Ephrata: Klo&terpresse, 1790. pp. 48. 1 Jinn.
SCHWACIIE AUSDRUCKE DEH WEHMUTH &BER DEN TOD DR. CASPER DIETRICH
WEYBERGS.
Philadelphia: Oedruckt bey Carl Cist, 1790.
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22882
22883
22884
22885
22886
SCOTT, WILLIAM 1750 - 1804
LESSONS IN ELOCUTION, OR, A SELECTION OF PIECES IN PROSE AND VERSE, FOK THE
IMPROVEMENT OF YOUTH IN READING AND SPEAKING. By WlI.LIAM ScOTT. TlIE
SECOND AMERICAN EDITION, FROM THE FIFTH BRITISH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second
and Chesnut-Streets. 1790.
Second title: THE ELEMENTS OF GESTURE, ILLUSTRATED BY FOUR ELEGANT COP-
PER-PLATES; TOGETHER WITH RULES FOR EXPRESSING WITH PROPltlETY THE VA-
RIOUS PASSIONS AND EMOTIONS OF THE MIND.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, the corner of Second
and Chesnut-Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. 52, (2), 4 plates.
The latter was also sold separately.
SEABURY, SAMUEL 1729 - 1796
AN ADDRESS TO THE MINISTERS AND CONGREGATIONS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN AND
INDEPENDENT PERSUASIONS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY A MEMBER
OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. [Six lines Scripture texts.]
[New Haven:] Printed [by T. and S. Green] in the year M,DCC,XC.
pp. (55). 12mo. AAS. BA. JCB. NVHS.
SELBY, WILLIAM - 1800
APOLLO AND THE MUSES MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. By WlLLIAM SELBY, ORGANIST OF
THE STONE CHAPEL, IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston: Printed for tlie Author. 1790.
In six numbers. Dedicated (by permission) to Mrs. S. Mason, of Boston.
TWO ANTHEMS, FOR THREE AND FOUR VOICES. COMPOSED ... BY WlLLIAM
SELBY, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, IN BOSTON.
Boston: Printed for the Author. [1790.] pp. (2), (16). obi. 4to.
Title, and eight leaves of engraved music.
SELECT VERSES FOR LITTLE MASTERS AND MISSES. ORNAMENTED WITH ALPHABET-
ICAL WOODCUTS.
New-York: Printed by William Dwell, 1790.
A SELECTION OF SACRED HARMONY, CONTAINING LESSONS EXPLAINING THE GAMUT,
KEYS AND CHARACTERS USED IN VOCAL MUSIC.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young. 1790.
A SERMON IN PRAISE OF SWEARING. DKUT. VI. 13. THE LATTER PART OF THE
VERSE. AND SHALL SWEAR BY HlS NAME.
Salem: Printed by Thomas C. Cuthingf Sold by William Carleton. 1790.
SEW ALL, DANIEI, 1755-1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1791:
BEING 3RD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN
OF PORTSMOUTH, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, LAT. 43 DEG. 5 MIN. NORTH: BUT WILL SERVE
FOR ANY OF THE NEW-ENGLAND STATES; CONTAINING EVERY THING NECESSARY
FOR SUCH A WORK, WITH A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL MATTERS. BY DANIEL
SEWALL. [Ten lines of verse.]
Portsmouth: New-Hampshire, Printed and sold (wholesale and retail very
cheap) by John Melcher, at his Printing- Office in Market-Street: Sold also by most
of the Shopkeepers in town and country. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC. NYPL.
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SEWALL, DANIEL, continued.
22887 THE CONCORD CALENDAR: OB, NEW-HAMPSHIRE ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR
OP OUH REDEMPTION 1791: [Twelve lines.] BY ELIJAH BICKERSTAFF, JUN.
PHILOMATIIKMATICIAN. | Four lines of verse. |
Printed at Concord, by Geo. Hough- — Sold at his Office by the gross, dozen, or
single. With great allowance to those who take a large quantity. [1790.] pp. (24).
12mn. AAS.
Allibone says that Daniel Se wall, sometimes called himself Isaac (Elijah?)
Bicker-staff, jr.
22888 SE WARD, ANNA 1747-1809
MONODY ON MAJOR ANDRE, (WHO WAS EXECUTED ATTAPPAN, NOVEMBER — 1780.)
BY Miss SEWARD. To WHICH ABE ADDED, MAJOR ANDRE'S LETTERS ADDRESSED
TO Miss SEWARD, WHEN AT HIS 18 YEAR.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Third-Street, third
door from Chesnut-Street. [1790?] [pp. 66.] 8vo. NYHS.
CTo which is added, Edmund of the Vale. A hermit's tale, recorded
y his own hand and found in his cell. This tale is the production of
Miss Sophia Lee, a lady to whom the public have been obliged for sev-
eral very ingenious and elegant performances. Critical Rev.] From
the imprint this would appear to be Story's first edition, which would
make the year 1788 a more probable date of publication.
22889 SHAFTSBURY. VERMONT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE SHAFTSBUBY ASSOCIATION, AT THEIB ANNUAL CONVENTION, HELD
IN ADAMS, 1790.
Bennington: Printed by Hatwell and Russell? 1790.
22890 A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO LATIN GRAMMAR, FOB THE USE OF THE UNIVERSITY AND
ACADEMY OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN PHILADELPHIA. [Two lines from HORACE.]
FOURTH [FIFTH] EDITION, CAREFULLY REVISED.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union- Street.
MDCCXC. pp. iv, 127, (1). 16mo. AAS.
A reprint of the fourth Philadelphia edition. "Lately been in-
troduced to other public seminaries in New-Hampshire and Massachu-
setts." Has added, a one-page list of "Books sold by John W. Folsoui."
22891 SMITH, WILLIAM 1727 - 1803
A SERMON, ON TEMPOBAL AND SPIRITUAL SALVATION : DELIVERED IN CUBIST-CHURCH,
PHILADELPHIA, BEFORE THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. BY
WILLIAM SMITH, D. D. PBOVOST OF THE COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF PHILADEL-
PHIA. PREPARED AND PUBLISHED AT THE BEQUEST OF THE SOCIETY.
Philadelphia: From the Presi of T. Dobson, M,DCC,XC. pp. (2). (2), 25,
(3). 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. NY1IS. NYPL.
22892 SMITH, WILLIAM 1754 _ 1821
A DlSCOUBSE AT THE OPENING OF THE CONVENTION OF CLEB1CAL AND LAY DELE-
GATES OF THE CHURCH, IN THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, DELIVERED IN TfilNITY
CHURCH, NEWPORT,THUBSDAY,THE STH OF NOVEMBER, 1790. [With Appendix.]
[Four lines.] BY WILLIAM SMITH, A. M. RECTOR OFTBINITY-CHURCII, NEWPORT.
Providence: Printed by J. Carter. [1790.] pp. 19, xii. SVO.BU.HC.LOC.HIHS.
22893 SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD GENEBAL-MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCIN-
NATI, AT PHILADELPHIA, MAY, 1790.
New-York: 1790. pp. 7. fol.
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22895
22896
22897
22898
22899
22900
22901
22902
SONGS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OP CHILDREN.
Middletown : Printed by M. II. Woodward, 1790.
SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE.
ACTS AND ORDINANCES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CARO-
LINA: PASSED FEBRUARY 20-ra, 1790. [Arms.]
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. 1790. pp. (2),
18. fol. BM. JOB. LOC.
— THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. RATIFIED SEPTEM-
BER 3, 1790.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. M,I)CC,-
LXXXX. pp. [12.] 4to. NYPL.
THE PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, FROM ITS FIRST ESTAB-
LISHMENT AS A BRITISH PROVINCE DOWN TO THE YEAR 1790, INCLUSIVE, IN
WHICH IS COMPREHENDED SUCH OF THE STATUTES OF GREAT BRITAIN AS WERE
MADE OF FORCE BY THE ACT OF ASSEMBLY OF 1712, WITH AN APPENDIX CONTAIN-
ING SUCH OTHER STATUTES AS HAVE BEEN ENACTED OR DECLARED TO BE OF FORCE
IN THIS STATE, EITHER VIRTUALLY OR EXPRESSLY, TO WHICH is ADDED THE TITLES
OF ALL THE LAWS (WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE DATES) WHICH HAVE BEEN PASSED IN
SOUTH-CAROLINA DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME, ALSO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES WITH THE AMENDMENTS THERETO, AND LIKE WISE THE NEWLY ADOPT-
ED CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, TOGETHER WITH A COPIOUS
INDEX TO THE WHOLE. BY THE HONORABLE JOHN FAUCHERAUD GllIMKE, ESQ.
A. B. & L. L. D AND ONE OF THE ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURTS IN THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. [One line of Latin from] 4 INST. 246, 832.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, in Market-Street. M.DCC.XC-
pp. Ixxvii, 504, 43, (58). 4to. BM. HSP. JOB. LOC. NYIIS. NYPL.
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. AN ORDINANCE, PRESCRIBING, ON THE PART OF
THIS STATE, THE TIMES, PLACES, AND MANNER OF HOLDING ELECTIONS FOR REP-
RESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. ... IN THE SENATE HOUSE, THE SOin DAY OF
JANUARY, 1790. . . .
[Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, 1790.] Broadside. 4to. NYPL.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. JANUARY-DEC-
EMBER, 1790.
Charleston: Printed by John Miller. 1790. fol.
SPIERIN, GEORGE HARTWELL
A SERMON DELIVERED AT NEWBURGH, BEFORE THE FRATERNITY OF LODGE NO. 18
OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, JUNE 24, 1790.
Goshen: Printed by David Mandeville, 1790. NYHS.
SPRING, SAMUEL 1746-1819
THREE SERMONS TO LITTLE CHILDREN: ON THE NATURE AND BEAUTY OF THE DUTI-
FUL TEMPER. TO WHICfl IS ADDED, SEVERAL FORMS OF PRAYER, FOR LITTLE
CHILDREN. WITH EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. BY SAMUEL SPRING, A. M.
PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN NKWBURY-PORT.
New- York: Printed by William Dwell. M,DCC,XC. pp. 95, frontispiece.
24mo. AAS.
STANDFAST, RICHARD
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A BLIND-MAN AND DEATH. BY RICHARD STANDFAST, LATE
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN BRISTOL. [Cut.]
London; Printed: Boston; Re-printed, (at the earnest request of a number
of well-disposed Christians) by E. Russell, next. Liberty-Stump, for J. Plumer,
trader, in Newbury.[ Price sixpence single. H-j^'May be had, The Tragedy of Louis
Capet, and sundry otfter new pieces. [1790.] pp. 16. 16mo. BU.
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22904
22905
22906
22907
22908
STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. VOL. v. No. 207. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1,
[— No. 259. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1790.]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills. 1790. fol.
THE STATE [S. C. arms] GAZETTE OP SOUTH-CAROLINA. JANUARY-DECEMBER,
1790.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printed to the State. 1790. fol.
STEARNS, JOSIAH 1733 - 1788
SERMONS ON THE DIVINE CHARACTER; DELIVERED NOVEMBER 4m, 1787, AT
EXETER, IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE. . . .
Exeter: Printed by Henry Ranlet, M,DCC,XC, and sold at his Office, pp.
(04). 8vo. JCB. LOC.
STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747 - 1819
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDER AND NOHTH AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1791. AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD, ACCORDING TO
SACRED WRIT, 5753. BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OH LEAP YEAR, AND
THE FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE STATE OF VERMONT AND AMER-
ICA. CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF THE STATE OF VER-
MONT. BY SAMUEL STEARNES [sic.] PROFESSOR OF THE MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY, AND PHYSIC.
Printed at Bennington, by Anthony Haswell. Sold by him wholesale and
retail. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo.
Contains, J. Read, Esq'rs much-approved method of raising hemp.
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND NORTH-AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791. AND OF THE CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIP-
TURES, 5753: BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR; AND THE
FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [Ten lines.] CALCULATED FOR
THE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN THE COMMONWEALTH
(IF MASSACHUSETTS. BY SAMUEL STEARNS, PROFESSOR OF THE MATHEMATICS,
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY & PHYSIC.
Boston: Printed by Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street. [1790.] pp. (28).
12mo. NYHS.
The Author's Preface, dated, London, June 2. 1790, says: "Two and
twenty years have revolved since I first published astronomical calcu-
lations." Contains, The Author's Philosophical contemplations, &c.
in verse. And Read's much-approved method of raising hemp.
STERNE, LAURENCE 1713 - 1768
THE BEAUTIES OF STERNE: INCLUDING ALL HIS PATHETIC TALES, AND MOST DIS-
TINGUISHED OBSERVATIONS ON LIFE. SELECTED FOR THE HEART OF SENSIBILITY.
To WHICH is ADDED, THE LIFE OF MR. STERNE. [Four lines of quotation.]
Philadelphia : Printed by T. Seddon, in Market-Street, between Front and
Second-Streets. MDCCXC. pp. 191. 16mo. AAS.
22909
- A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH FRANCE AND ITALY, BY MR. YORICK. IN
TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ II.]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Seddon, in Market-Street, between Front and
Second-Streets. MDCCXC. 2 vols. in one. pp. 156. 12mo. AAS.
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STERRY, CONSIDER, and JOHN 1766 - 1823
THE AMERICAN YOUTH: BEING A NEW AND COMPLETE COURSE OP INTRODUCTORY
MATHEMATICS: DESIGNED FOR THE OSE OP PRIVATE STUDENTS. BY CONSIDER and
JOHN STERRY. Voi,. I. [Three lines.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett W!ieeler,for the Authort, 1790. pp. 387,
(1). 8VO. AA8. BD. HC. LOC. RIHS. YC.
Proposals, dated Preston, May 31, 1788, for printing, by subscription,
the first volume of The American youth, "to be published if a sufficient
number of subscriptions are taken," were printed in the Connecticut
Gazette of June 20, 1788. The manuscript was approved by Jared
Mansfield, of New-Haven, and Joseph Huntington, of Dartmouth Col-
lege. Volume one was all that was published.
STONINGTON. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE STONINGTON ASSOCIATION HELD AT ELDER SIMEON BROWN'S
MEETING-HOUSE IN STONINGTON, 1790.
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son, 1790. BM.
STOVER, WILLIAM LILLY
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANACK, AND MAGAZINE OF KNOWLEDGE AND FUN, FOR,
THE YEAH OP OUR LOKD SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE. BEING THE
THIRD APTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAH, AND THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Twelve lines.] BY WILLIAM LILLY STOVER,
PROFESSOR OP ASTRONOMY AND ASTROLOGY. CALCULATED AT NEWPORT, LATI-
TUDE 41° 25'N.
Newport (Rhode-Island): Printed and sold by P. fides. [1790.] pp. (24).
12niO. LOC. NHS. NYHS. RIHS.
STRONG, NATHAN 1748 - 1816
A SEKMON, DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON,
ESQ. L. L. D. GOVERNOR, AND THE HONORABLE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CONVENED AT HARTFORD, ON THE DAY OP THE ANNIVER-
SARY ELECTION, MAY 13TH, 1790. BY NATHAN STRONG, A. M. PASTOR OP THE
FIRST CHURCH IN HARTFORD. [Publishers' monogram.]
Hartford : Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.XC. pp.32. 8vo.
AAS. BA. CHS. JCB. LOC. MH8. NYHS. NYPL. UTS. YC.
STRONG, NEIIEMIAH 1729 - 1807
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD
1791. [Eleven lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OP MATHKMATICKS, AND
NATURAL PHYLOSOPHY IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Four lilies of V6rS6.]
Hartford : Printed for Nathaniel Patten. 1790. pp. (24.) 12mo. AAS. CHS.
Apparently the same as West's BickerstafE Astronomical diary, etc. for
1791, printed by Patten, this year.
- — AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDER, OB ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1791. . . . BY N. STRONG.
Hartford: Printed by EUtlia Babcoek. [1700.] pp. (24). 12mo. CHS. YC.
- THE MIDDLESEX ALMANACK, OR LADY AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1791: . . .
Middletown: Printed and told by Motes H. Woodward. [1790.] pp. (24).
12mo. CHS.
AUCT1OK
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AD
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22920
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STRONG, NKHEMIAH, continued.
STAFFORD'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791: AND FROM THE
CREATION OF THE WORLD, 5740. AND THE 15TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
JULY 4TH. BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-TEAR. [Eight linea.j
THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY N. STRONG, A. M. [Six lines of verse.]
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Thomas & Samuel Green. [17!)0.]
pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. BPL. LOC. YC.
SUMNER, CLEMENT
AN OHATION, DELIVERED BEFORE THE MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE SOCIETY OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, OF THE RISING SUN LODGE, IN KEENE, ON JUNE
24, 5789. BY BROTHER CLEMENT SUMNER, M. M. AND A MEMBER OF SAID LODGE.
Keene: (State of New-Hampshire) Printed by Brother James D. Griffith.
1790.
SWAN, TIMOTHY 1758 - 1842
THE FEDERAL HARMONY: IN THREE PARTS. CONTAINING, i. AN INTRODUCTION TO
THE GROUNDS OF MU8ICK. II. A LARGE COLLECTION OF CELEBRATED PSALM AND
HYMN TUNES FROM THE MOST APPROVED ANCIENT AND MODERN AUTHORS: TO-
GETHER WITH SEVERAL NEW ONES, NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED: SUITED TO ALL
METRES USUALLY SUNG IN CHURCHES. III. SELECT ANTHEMS, 4C. &C. COMPILED
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND SINGING SOCIETIES. [One line from] PSALM cxl x.
Boston : Printed and sold by John Norman at his office No. 75, Newbury-
sti-eet. MDCCXC. pp. 128. obi. 8vo. RIH'S.
Title enclosed in an ornamental border. "A new edition. With large
additions, corrected and revised, with great attention and accuracy."
SWORDS, THOMAS, and JAMES
NEW- YORK, JULY 5, 1790. PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION, IN
TWELVE VOLUMES, 8IXTEENS. THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND. TRANSLATED FROM THE
THE FRENCH OF THE CELEBRATED MR. BERQUIN. . . .
[New-York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
A TABLE; CALCULATED TO SHEW THE CONTENTS OF ANY SLED OR CART LOAD OF WOOD.
Boston: Printed and sold by Benjamin Edes and Son. 1790.
A TABLE SHEWING THE DISTANCE FROM ONE POST TOWN TO ANOTHER IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, MAY 1, 1790, WITH EXPLANATION.
Philadelphia, Printed and sold by B. Towne, in Church Alley. [1790.]
Broadside, fol.
TATE, JAMES
MAJOR EST VKRITAS, & PR^EVALEBIT. A MODERN VINDICATION OF INFANT BAPTISM,
EXTRACTED FROM SACRED SCRIPTURE, FROM RATIONAL ARGUMENT, AND FROM
CHURCH HISTORY. PRESENTED TO THE CANDID PUBLICK BY THEIR HUMBLE SER-
VANT, JAMES TATE, A. M.
SavannaJi: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston. M.DCC.XC. pp.
[16.] 8vo. BA.
TATHAM, WILLIAM 1752-1819
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING A LARGE AND COMPREHENSIVE MAP OF THE SOUTHERN
DIVISION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY. BY
WILLIAM TATHAM. RICHMOND IN VIRGINIA, SEPTEMBER 30, 1790.
Richmond: 1790. Broadside, fol.
With Power of attorney to Francis Thornton, esq. to collect subscrip-
tions, attached.
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22926
22927
22928
22929
22930
22931
22932
THACHER, PETER 1752-1802
A SERMON, PREACHED AT EXETER, IN NEWHAMPBHIRE, JUNE 2, 1790, AT THE OR-
DINATION OF THE REV. MR. WlLLIAM FREDERICK ROWLAND, TO THE PASTORAL
CARE OF THE FIRST CHURCH, IN THAT TOWN. By PETER THACHER, A. M. PASTOR
OF A CHURCH IN BOSTON. [Ornament.]
Exeter: Printed by Henry Ranlet, M,DCC,XC, find sold at his Office, pp.
(44.) 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JOB. MH8. NYHS. NYPL.
THAYER, ELIHU 1747-1812
THE FAITHFUL WATCHMAN. A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE
REVEREND PETER SANBORN, A. M. PASTOR OF THE THIRD CHURCH, IN READING,
JUNE 9, 1790. BY ELIHO THAYER, PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN KINGSTON.
[Ornament.]
NewburyFort: Printed and sold by John Mycall. M,DCC,XC. pp. (37).
8VO. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS SPY; OH THE WORCESTER GAZETTE. VOL. xvm. No.
874. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. xix. No. 926. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30,
1790.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, . . 1790. fol. AAS.
THOMPSON, ABRAHAM
POEMS ON THE MOST SOLEMN SUBJECTS. WRITTEN BY ABRAHAM THOMPSON.
Printed [by T. and S. Green] for the Author; and sold by him at his house
in Broad-way, New-Haven. 1790.
THOMPSON, JOHN
THE LOST AND UNDONE SON OF PERDITION: OR THE BIRTH, LIFE, AND CHARACTER
OF JUDAS ISCARIOT. FAITHFULLY COLLECTED FROM SEVERAL ANCIENT AUTHORS
OF UNDOUBTED CREDIT. BY J. THOMPSON.
Danbwy: Printed by Douglas and Ely? [1790.]
1700 - 1748
WINTER. BY JAMES
THOMSON, JAMES
THE SEASONS: CONTAINING SPRING. SUMMER. AUTUMN.
THOMSON. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall, for the Proprietor of the, Boston
Bookstore. No. 59 Cornhill, Boston. [1790.] 12mo.
THE SEASONS: CONTAINING SPRING. SUMMER. AUTUMN. WINTER. BY
JAMES THOMSON. WITH THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, BY DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Philadelphia: Printed by H. Taylor, for R. Campbell, north-east corner
of Second and Ghesnut Streets. M,DCC,XC. pp. xix, (21)-190. 16mo. AAS. LOC.
THORNTON, ELISHA
THE RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791. [BEING THIRD
AFTER LEAP-YEAR, AND FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED
FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEWPORT, LATITUDE 4 1 , 25, N, AND LONGITUDE 7 1 , 15, W, AND
MAY SERVE THE ADJACENT STATES. THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY E.
THORNTON. [Eight lines of verse.]
Newport (Rhode-Island) Printed and sold by P. Edes. [1790.] pp. [20.]
ISniO. AAS. NYPL. RIHS.
In his Preface the Author states: "The Printer having for three years
past condescended to print my Almanack in the plain and friendly
style, which style though adapted and agreeable to me and my friends,
is not adapted nor so agreeable to his friends and customers in gen-
eral; ... I have sold my calculations to him, with my name sub-
scribed as per title page, and he is to publish said Almanack to his
liking. ..."
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22933 THORNTON, THOMAS
TRUE AND AUTHENTIC HISTORY OP HIS EXCELLENCY GEOUOE WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia: 1790.
22934 THOUGHTS ON THE DOCTRINE OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION. As PREACHED, MAIN-
TAINED AND PROPAGATED BY MR. JOHN MURRAY, AND OTHERS OF THE PEOPLE
CALLED UNIVERSAL BAPTISTS. BY A YOUTH OF THIS CITY. [Three lines from]
ELIHU.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, (by Prichard and Hall,*) and sold by
the Booksellers in Philadelphia, New-York, and Boston. 1790. (Price one-eighth
of a dollar), pp. 24. 12mo. BM. JCB.
22935 THE [cut] TIMES. AND THE PATOWMACK PACKET. [Motto.] VOL. i. No. 47,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. n. No. 98. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Qeorge-Town: Printed by Charles Fierer and Thomas W. Foidick. 1790.
fol.
iCCTIOH
TALUKS
22936 TO THE FREE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. FELLOW CITIZENS, YOUR
TOO GREAT SECURITY MAY DISAPPOINT YOUR WISHES. IT IS EVIDENT THAT YOU
GENERALLY APPROVE THE CONDUCT OF YOUR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, AND
INTEND THAT HE SHALL BE RE-ELECTED: BUT TAKING IT FOR GRANTED THERE IS
NO OPPOSITION, VERY FEW OF YOU GO TO THE POLLS. IT IS SAID THAT SCARCELY
A HUNDRED VOTES HAVE BEEN HITHERTO GIVEN IN THIS CITY FOR REPRESENTA-
TIVE, . . . [Urging the re-election of John Lawrance.] A FAST FRIEND.
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1790.
[New-York: 1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
22937 TO THE FREEMEN OF THE STATE OF RHODE- ISLAND. [In support of Governor
Arthur Fenner, with his acknowledgment.]
[Providence: Printed by John, Carter, 1790.] Broadside, fol.
22938 TO THE HONORABLE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FREEMEN OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY MET. THE PETITION OF THE
SUBSCRIBERS, RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH, THAT IN THE EARLY STAGES OF THE INDE-
PENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, IT WAS THOUGHT ADVISEABLE BY THE LEGIS-
LATURE OF THIS COMMONWEALTH, TO IMPOSE A TEST OF ABJURATION AND ALLEGI-
ANCE ON THE INHABITANTS OF THIS STATE, IN ORDER TO SECURE THEIR FIDELITY
TO THE CAUSE OF AMERICA. [Praying that a law be passed abolishing the tests.]
[Philadelphia: 1790.] Broadside, fol. LCP.
22939 TO THE VOTERS OF MARYLAND. ON MONDAY NHXT, YOU ARE TO ELECT six REPRE-
SENTATIVES IN CONGRESS; . . . [Signed, a Citizen. October 1, 1790.]
Baltimore: Printed by William Ooddard and James Angell, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC.
22940 TOBLER, JOHN
THE SOUTH-CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791:
BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND (TILL 4TH OF JULY) THE FIFTEENTH
YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Five lines.] BY JOHN TOBLER, ESQ.
[Eleven lines.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & M'lver, No. 47, 5a2/.[1790.]pp. (44).
12mo. LOC.
Contains, The Constitution of the State of South-Carolina. And Duties
payable on goods, wares and merchandizes, imported into the United
States, according to Act of Congress, passed 10th August, 1790, and
which is to be in force from and after 1st January, 1790.
1790
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22943
22944
22945
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22948
TODD, WILLIAM
AN ORATION, DELIVERED BEFORE THE MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE SOCIETY OP
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, OF THE RISING SUN LODGE, IN KEENE, ON THE
FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, DECEMBER 27, 5789. BY BROTHER
WILLIAM TODD, M. M. AND A MEMBER OF SAID LODGE. [Four lines of verse.]
Keene : (State of New-Hampshire) Printed by brotlier James D. Griffith.
[1790.] pp. 23. 8vo. AAS. BA.
TOPHAM, EDWARD 1751 - 1820
THE LIFE OF JOHN ELWES, ESQUIRE, MEMBER OF THREE SUCCESSIVE BRITISH PAR-
LIAMENTS FOR BERKSHIRE. BY EDWARD TOPHAM.
London, printed ; New-York : Re-printed far Berry and Rogers, 1790. pp.
95. 12mo. LOC.
THE TRAGEDY OF Louis CAPET.
Boston: Printed by JE. Russell, next Liberty-Stump. 1790.
A TREATISE ON THE NATURE AND SUBJECTS OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM. EXTRACTS
FROM A LATE AUTHOR. [Moses Hemmeiiway.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshan/f. Sold by John Dickins, No.
43, Fourth-Street, near the corner of Rate-Street. MDCCXC, pp. (2), (71). 12mo.
AAS. NYPL.
TRUMBULL, BENJAMIN 1735 - 1820
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT TUB ORDINATION OF THE REV. THOMAS HOLT, A. M. TO
THE PASTORAL CHARGE OF THE CHURCH IN HARDWICK. JUNE 25TH, MDCCXC.
BY BENJAMIN TRUMBUI.L, A.M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN NORTH-HAVEN.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXC. pp.
36. 12mo. AAS. CHS. JCB. NYPL. UTS. YC.
TRUMBULL, JOHN 1756 - 1843
PROPOSALS BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION TWO PRINTS
FROM ORIGINAL PICTURES PAINTED BY HIMSELF, REPRESENTING THE DKATH OF
GENERAL WARREN AT THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL, AND THE DEATH OF GEN-
ERAL MONTGOMERY IN THE ATTACK OF QUEBEC.
New-York: 1790. pp. 4. 4to.
TUDOR, WILLIAM 1750-1819
A GRATULATORY ADDRESS, DELIVERED JULY 5m, 1790, BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF
THE CINCINNATI, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. PUBLISHED BY
THEIR ORDER. [Ornament.]
Printed in Boston, by Benjamin. Russell, near the State-House. M,DCC,XC.
pp. 14. 4tO. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
TYLER, ROYALL 1757-1826
THE CONTRAST, A COMEDY; IN FIVE ACTS: WRITTEN BY A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED
STATES; PERFORMED WITH APPLAUSE AT THE THEATRES IN NEW-YORK, PHILA-
DELPHIA, AND MARYLAND; AND PUBLISHED (UNDER AN ASSIGNMENT OF THE
COPYRIGHT) BY THOMAS WIGNELL. PRIMUS EGO IN PATRIAM AONIO — DEDUXI
VERTICE MUSAS. VlRGIL. (IMITATED.) FlRST ON OUR SHORES I TRY THALIA!S
POWERS, AND BID THE LAUGHING, USEFUL MAID BE OURS.
Philadelphia : from the Press of Prichard & Hall, in Market-Street, be-
tveen Second and Front-Streets. M.DCC.XC. pp. (xxiv), 79, (1), frontispiece.
8VO. AAS. BA. BPL. HSP. LCP. LOC.
Contains, a thirteen-page list of subscribers. Reprinted, in an edition
of one hundred and seventy-five copies, in New York, in 1887. 2nd.
Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Thomas Wignell, as Pro-
prietor, 15 June, 1790. This is the first American play successfully
acted upon the American stage, being first produced at the Theatre in
New York, 16 April, 1789.
iticrrioM
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22949
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ACTS PASSED AT A CONGRESS OF THIS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-YOKK, ON WEDNESDAY THE FOURTH OF MARCH [ — 29
September], IN THE YEAR M,DCC,LXXXIX. AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UN-
ITED STATKS, THE THIRTEENTH. BEING THE ACTS PASSED AT THK FIRST SESSION
OF THE FIRST CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO WIT, NEW-HAMPSHIRE,
MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW- YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DEL-
AWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA; WHICH ELEVEN
STATES RATIFIED TUB CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
PROPOSED BY THE FEDERAL CONVENTION, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, ON THE SEVEN-
TEENTH OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN.
[Two lines.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
United States. [1790?] pp. [93,] (1). fol. BA. NVPL.
By Resolution of both Houses of Congress, a correct copy of the Con-
stitution of the United States preceded the Acts of this session.
22950
22951
22952
22953
- 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,
[ — 29 September], 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-HAMP-
SHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW-YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH- CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA; WHICH
ELEVEN STATES RESPECTIVELY 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. [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Datis, for the Gneneral [sic] Assembly
of Virginia. [1790.] pp. [79], (1). fol. LOC. NYPL.
By Resolution of both Houses of Congress, a correct copy of the Con-
stitution of the United States is prefixed. "Reprinted by Resolution
of the last General Assembly of this State for the use of the Counties."
- — THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
America : Portsmouth, (New-Hampshire) Printed by George Jerry Osborne,
junior, and to be sold by him at his Office, Quttemberg's [sic] Head, Congress- Street.
M.DCC.XC. pp. 157. 8vo. AAS.
- ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE
FOURTH OF JANUARY [ — 12 August], IN THE YEAR M,DCC,XC: AND OF THE INDE-
PENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE FOURTEENTH. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
Congress of the United States. [1790.] pp. [226.] [— ccxxviii.] fol.
BA. BU. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
Contains the Treaties and Conventions ratified with the several coun-
tries of Europe, and with the Indian tribes.
- AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO BE ADDED TO THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION, BY
THE CONGRESS OF THK UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE
CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, IN THE YEAR
M,DCC,LXXXIX.
Printed at Boston, Massachusetts, by Tliomas Adams, Printer to the hon-
ourable the General Court. M,DCC,XC. pp. 8. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
iucnox
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22960
UNITED STATES, continued.
THE COMMITTEE, APPOINTED TO EXAMINE INTO THE MEASURES TAKEN BY CON-
GRESS AND THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, RESPECTING THE LANDS RESERVED FOR THE
USE OF THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE SAID STATE, ON CONTINENTAL AND
STATE ESTABLISHMENTS, IN THE CESSION MADE BY THE SAID STATE TO THE UNITED
STATES, OF THE TERRITORY NORTH-WEST OF THE RIVER OHIO, AND TO REPORT
THE SAME TO THE HOUSE. REPORT. . . . [Colophon.]
[New-York, Printed by Thomas Greenlenf.] [1790.] pp. [6.] fol. NYPL.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HONORED AND NINETY. AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY TO FINISH THE LIGHT-HOUSE, ON PORTLAND-HEAD, IN THE DIS-
TRICT OF MAINE. APPROVED, AUGUST THE TENTH, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL. RIHS.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONK THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR GIVING EFFECT TO THE SEV-
ERAL ACTS THEREIN MENTIONED, IN RESPECT TO THE STATE OK NORTH-CAROLINA,
AND OTHER PURPOSES. . . .
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childi and John Swaine, 1790.] pp. (3).
fol. JOB.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR GIVING EFFECT TO THE SEV-
ERAL ACTS THEREIN MENTIONED, IN RESPECT TO THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND
AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. . . .
[New-York: Printed by Francis CMlds and John Swaine, 1790.] pp. (2).
fol. LOC. RIHS.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR REGULATING THE MILITARY ES-
TABLISHMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. . . . APPROVED, APRIL 30'rn, 1790.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. [Colophon:]
[New-York: ] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1790.] pp.
[3.] fol. NYPL.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND REGU-
LATION OF SEAMEN IN THE MERCHANTS SERVICE. APPROVED, JULY THE TWEN-
TIETH, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1790.] pp. [4.]
fol. LOC. NYPL.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TER-
RITORY OF THE UNITED STATES, SOUTH OF THE RIVER OHIO. . . . APPUOVED,
MAY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1790. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OP JOHN STEWART
AND JOHN DAVIDSON.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childt and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FURTHER TO SUSPEND PART OF AN
ACT, ENTITULED, "AN ACT TO REGULATE THE COLLECTION OF THE DUTIES IM-
POSED BY LAW ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS OR VESSKLS, AND ON GOODS, WARES AND
MERCHANDIZES IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES," AND TO AMEND THK SAID
ACT. [Nineteen lines.] APPROVED, THE 15TH OF APRIL, 1790. GEORGE WASH-
INGTON, PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES. [Colophon:]
[New-York:] Printed by frauds Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. RIHS.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT IMPOSING DUTIES ON THE TONNAGE
OF SHIPS OR VESSELS. APPROVED, JULY THE TWENTIETH, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL. HIHS.
AN ACT IMPOSING DUTIES ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS OR VESSELS. . . .
1790, JUNE THE 24TH — READ THE THIRD TIME, AND PASSED THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES. [Colophon.]
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS.
CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES : AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT MAKING FURTHER PROVISION FOR
THE PAYMENT OP THE DEBTS OP THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, AUGUST THE
TENTH, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, THE FOURTH OP JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT PROVIDING FOR HOLDING A TREATY
OR TREATIES TO ESTABLISH PEACE WITH CERTAIN INDIAN TRIBES. [Fifteen lines.]
APPROVED, JULY THE TWENTY-SECOND, 1790. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT
OP THE UNITED STATES. (TRUE COPY.) [Signed, Th: Jefferson.] SECRETARY OP
STATE.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. RIHS.
22967
- CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO AMEND THE ACT FOR THE ESTAB-
LISHMENT AND SUPPORT OF LIGHT-HOUSES, BEACONS, BUOYS, AND PUBLIC PIERS.
APPROVED, JULY THE TWENTY-SECOND, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL. RIHS.
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22970
22971
22972
22973
UNITED STATES, continued.
— CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITT OP NEW-YORK ON MONDAY THE POURTH OP JANUAKT, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO PRESCRIBE THE MODE IN WHICH
THE PUBLIC ACTS, RECORDS AND JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS IN EACH STATE, SHALL
BE AUTHENTICATED SO AS TO TAKE EFPECT IN EVERY OTHER STATE. . . . AP-
PROVED, MAY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1790. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OP THE
UNITED STATES.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, THE POURTH OP JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE SETTLEMENT
OF ACCOUNTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND INDIVIDUAL STATES. . . . AP-
PROVED, AUGUST 5, 1790. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES. JOHN ADAMS, VICE-PRESIDENT. TRUE COPY. [Signed, Th: Jefferson.]
SECRETARY OF STATE.
[New- York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Smiiine. 1790.] pp. (2).
fol.
- CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, TUB FOURTH OF JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO PROVIDE MORE EFFECTUALLY
FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE DUTIES IMPOSED BY LAW ON GOODS, WARES AND
MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES, AND ON THE TONNAGE OP
SHIPS OR VESSELS. . . . APPROVKD, AUGUST THE FOURTH, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Straine, 1790.] pp. 41.
fol. KIHS.
- — CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES. AN ACT TO REGULATE THE COLLECT-
ION OF THE DUTIES IMPOSED BY LAW ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS OR VESSELS,
AND ON GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISES, IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES.
Savannah: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston, 1790.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, THE FOURTH OP JANUARY, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN AcT TO REGULATE TRADE AND INTER-
COURSE WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES. APPROVED, JULY THE TWENTY-SECOND, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] pp. (2).
fol. LOC. NYPL.
All the separate broadside Acts of Congress 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 before the words, "Secretary of State"
containing the autographed signature of Thomas Jefferson.
- THE CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER; OR, HISTORY OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND DE-
BATES OP THE FIRST HOUSK OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA: NAMELY, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW-
YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, SOUTH-
CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. BEING THE ELEVEN STATES THAT HAVE RATIFIED THE
CONSTITUTION OP THE GOVERNMENT OP THE UNITED STATES. CONTAINING AN
IMPARTIAL ACCOUNT OF THE MOST INTERESTING SPEECHES AND MOTIONS; AND AC-
CURATE COPIES OP REMARKABLE PAPERS LAID BEFORE AND OFFERED TO THE
HOUSE. TAKEN IN SHOUT HAND, BY THOMAS LLOYD. THE SECOND EDITION.
VOLUME n.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and for T. Lloyd, the
Proprietors. M,DCC,XC. pp. 449. 8vo. AAS. BA. BU. HC. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
22974 — 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, NEW-
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 AC-
CURATE COPIES OF REMARKABLE PAPERS LAID BEFORE AND OFFERED TO THE
HOUSE. TAKEN IN SHORT HAND, BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME in.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and for T. Lloyd, the
Proprietort. M.DCC.XC. pp. 502. 8vo. AAS. BA. BU. uc. HYPL.
22975 — 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, NEW-
YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, NORTH-
CAROLINA, SOUTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA. BEING THE TWELVE 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 OF-
FERED TO THE HOUSE. TAKEN IN SHORT-HAND BY THOMAS LLOYD. VOLUME
iv. [No. i-v.]
New-York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, and for T. Lloyd, the
Proprietors. M.DCC.XC. pp. 190.-f- 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. NYPL. RIHS.
Second title : ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FIRST CONGRESS OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW-YORK,
ON MONDAY, THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, 1790. AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
THE UNITED STATES, THE FOURTEENTH. VOL. 11.
New- York: Printed by Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, nnd sold at their respect-
ive Book-Stores; also, by T. Lloyd. M.DCC.XC. pp. (24)-(- 8vo. NYPL.
Given as an addenda to The Congressional Register, as issued in num-
bers. The numbers end somewhat abruptly, with Number v, of Vol-
ume iv. Total No. XXXTJI, for May 14, 1790.
22976 CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, TO ESTABLISH JUS-
TICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, PRO-
MOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OUR-
SELVES AND OUR POSTERITY, DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITUTION FOR
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . . . RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES BY THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND
AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. WE, THE DELEGATES OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS . . . HAVING MATURE-
LY CONSIDERED THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, . . .
DO, BY THESE PRESENTS, ASSENT TO AND RATIFY THE SAID CONSTITUTION. . . .
DONE IN CONVENTION AT NEWPORT, . . . THE 29TH DAY OF MAY, 1790.
[Double columns.]
[Providence: Printed by John Carter. 1790.] pp. (3). fol.
22977 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. As AGREED UPON
BY THEIR DELEGATES IN THE CONVENTION, SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1787. TOGETHER
WITH THE ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT, AS ADOPTED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE SAID
STATES, IN THE YEAR 1789.
Windsor: Re-printed by Alden Spooner. 1790. pp. 23. 4to. AAS. LOC.
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22980
22981
22982
22983
22984
22985
UNITED STATES, continued.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, NEW-YORK, JANUARY 20, 1790. SIR, IN OBEDIENCE
TO THE ORDERS OF THE 8UPKKME EXECUTIVE, I HAVE THE HONOR OK LAYING BE-
FORE YOU SUCH REMARKS AND OBSERVATIONS AS HAVE OCCURRED TO ME, IN AT-
TENDING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF THK POST-OFFICE; . . . SAMUEL OSGOOD.
THE HON. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, ESQ. SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1790.] pp. [7.]
fol. LOC. RI1IS.
- IN CONGRESS AT NEW- YORK, MONDAY, THE 9TH OF AUGUST, 1790. SIR IN
OBEDIENCE TO A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE TRANSMIT RESOLUTION OF 18
MAY RESPECTING THE TERMS FOR WHICH THE MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CON-
GRESS WERE CHOSEN.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] pp. (4).
4to. RISL.
- JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. ANNO
MDCCLXXXIX, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE THIR-
TEENTH. [4 March, — 29 September, 1789.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, jor the General Assembly of Vir-
rjinia. [1790.] pp. 145. fol.
- JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. ANNO
M,DCC,XC, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES THE FOUR-
TEENTH. [4 January, — 12 August, 1790.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. M,DCC,XC.
pp. 201. fol. AAS. BA. BU. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE SECOND SESSION OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, JANUARY 4iH, [ — 12 Aug-
ust] 1790; AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID
STATES.
New-York: Printed by John Fenno. in Maiden-Lane, M,DCC,XC. pp.
(224). fol. AA8. BA. BU. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
Pages 222, 223, 224, are misnumbered 122, 123, 124.
- THE MEMORIAL AND REMONSTRANCE OF THE PUBLIC CREDITORS, WHO ARE CIT-
IZENS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, BY THEIR COMMITTEE, DULY
APPOINTED, INSTRUCTED, AND AUTHORIZED. . . . To THE HONORABLE THE SEN-
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN
CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. [By Alexander James Dallas.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, jtin. MDCCXC. pp. (28).
8VO. CLS. JCB.
- THE MEMORIAL OF THE PUBLICK CREDITORS, CITIZENS OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XC. pp. 16. 8vo. BA.
- ORDER OF CONGRESS ON THE TREASURY FOR THE PAYMENT OF ARREARS DUE
TO THE TROOPS OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH- CAROLINA.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, June 7, 1790.]
Broadside, fol.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JONE 2. [1790.] CONGRESS. HOUSE OP REPRE-
SENTATIVES, MONDAY, MAY 21. THE HOUSE TOOK UP THE RESOLUTION PROPOSED
BY Mlt. FlTZSIMONS, THAT CONGRESS SHOULD MEET AND HOLD THEIR NEXT SESSION
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. THIS MOTION PRODUCED MUCH DEBATE, AND
FINALLY WAS AGREED TO ... FOR IT 38, AGAINST IT 22. NEW-YORK, JUNE 1,
ADOPTION OF THE CONSTITUTION BT RHODE-ISLAND. [Eleven lines.] [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Dunlap and Claypoole. [1790.] Broadside.
fol. RIHS.
22988
22989
22990
22991
22992
22993
22994
- A PLAN FOR THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE MILITIA OF THE UNITED
STATES. [By Henry Knox.] PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES.
New-York: Printed by Francis C7tilds and John Swaine. M,DCC,XC.
pp. (1), (1), [3.J fol. BA. HC. NYPL.
Copies of this, without the title-page, and Knox's letter of transmittal,
have the following heading:
A PLAN FOR THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE MILITIA OF THE UNITED
STATES. [By Henry Knox.] PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. M,DCC,XC.
pp. [26.] fol. BPL. HC. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
Three hundred copies ordered printed.
- [PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE TREATY WITH THE CREEK INDIANS.
NEW YORK. AUGUST 14. 1790.
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.] Broad-
side, fol.
- REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Boston: Printed and sold by.T. & J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Corn-
hill. 1790.
REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OF THE
UNITED STATES. PART i.
Fayettemlle: Re-printed by Iloward and Roulstone, for John Sibley and Co.
MDCCXC. pp. 72. 12mo. NCU.
REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY BARON STEUBEN, LATK MAJOR-GENERAL AND INSPECTOR-
GENERAL IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES. ILLUSTRATED WITH ALL THE
NECESSARY COPPER PLATES.
New- York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1790.
REPORT OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREASURY* TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES, ON THE ACCOUNTS OF ROBERT MORRIS, WHILE SUPERINTENDENT OF FI-
NANCE, 1781, TO HIS RESIGNATION IN 1784. . . . JOSEPH NOUKSE.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, March 4, 1790.]
pp. (2). fol.
- REPORT.OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON THE SUBJECT OF ESTABLISHING A
UNIFORMITY IN THE WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND COINS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. [First impression.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. MDCCXC.
pp. [21.] fol. LOC.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
— - REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON THE SUBJECT OF ESTABLISHING
A UNIFORMITY IN THE WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND COINS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. [Second impres-
sion.]
New-York: Printed by Francis
pp. [21], blank, [21]-[22.] fol.
Childi and John Swiiine.
MDCCXC.
LOG.
22996
22997
22998
22999
23000
23001
- — REPORT OP TUB SECRETARY OP STATE, ON THE SUBJECT OF ESTABLISHING
A UNIFORMITY IN THE WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND COINS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. [Third impression.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childi and John Sicaine. MDCCXC.
pp. [22], [21], blank, fol. LOC.
- — REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON THE SUBJECT OP ESTABLISHING
A UNIFORMITY IN THE WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND COINS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. [Fourth impres-
sion.]
New-York: Printed by F. CIMdi ard J. Swaine. M,DCC,XC. pp. [49.]
8VO. AA8. BA. MM. JOB. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
- REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT-
ATIVES, RELATIVE TO A PROVISION FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE PUBLIC CREDIT OF
THE UNITED STATES, IN CONFORMITY TO A RESOLUTION OF THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1789. PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE ON THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY
OP JANUARY, 1790. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
New-York; Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. M,DCC,XC.
pp. [51.] fol. AAS. BA BPL. JOB. LOC. NYHS. NYPL. HIHS.
- RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1790. IT HAVING BEEN PROVIDED BY AN ACT OF THE
PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS, THAT THE MARSHALS OP THE SEVERAL DISTRICTS
OF THE UNITED STATES, SHALL CAUSE THE NUMBER OF INHABITANTS WITHIN THEIR
RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS TO BE TAKEN, . . . EDWARD CARRINGTON, MARSHAL, FOR
THE DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
[Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, 1790.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
- RULES AND ARTICLES FOR THE BETTER GOVERNMENT OF THE TROOPS RAISED
OR TO BE RAISED AND KEPT IN PAY BY AND AT THE EXPENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
Printed at Philadelphia, 1790. pp. 39. 8vo.
- THE SECRETARY OF STATE, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES THE LETTER OF JOHN II. MlTCHELL, RECITING CURTAIN PROPOSALS,
FOR SUPPLYING THE UNITED STATES WITH COPPER COINAGE, HAS HAD THE SAME
UNDER CONSIDERATION, ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONS, AND BEGS LEAVE TO REPORT
THEREON AS FOLLOWS. . . . THOMAS JEFFERSON. APRIL 14, 1790.
[New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790.J pp.
(2). fol. LOC. RIIIS.
23002
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MARCH 1, 1790. PURSUANT TO THE ACT FOR ESTAB-
LISHING TUB TREASURY DEPARTMENT, THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY RES-
PKCTFULLY REPORTS TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES . . . ESTIMATE OF
EXTHAORDINARIES, TO MAKE GOOD DEFICIENCIES IN THE FORMER ESTIMATE OP
THE CIVIL LIST FOR THE YEAR 178!), . . . [Colophon :]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1790.] pp.[10.]
fol. BA. LOC. RIHS.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
23003 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MARCH 4, 1790. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE OUDER OF
THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE SECOND INSTANT, THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY, RESPECTFULLY REPORTS, THAT IN HIS OPINION THE FUNDS IN THE
FIRST INSTANCE REQUISITE TOWARDS THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON THE DEBTS
OF THE INDIVIDUAL STATES, ACCORDING TO THE MODIFICATIONS PROPOSED BY HIM
IN HIS REPORT OF THE NINTH OF JANUARY PAST; MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE
FOLLOWING OBJECTS. . . . [Colophon:]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1790.] pp. [3.]
fol. LOC. RLH8.
23004 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, JULY 20TH, 1790. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE OHDER OF
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE TWENTIETH OF JANUARY LAST, THE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY RESPECTFULLY REPORTS, THAT IN THE FORMATION
OF A PLAN FOR THE DISPOSITION OF THE VACANT LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ALL WHICH IS HUMBLY SUBMITTED, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY. [Colophon :]
[New-York:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1790.] pp.
[4.] fol. LOC. NYPL. RIIIS.
23005 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER 13, 1790 IN OBEDIENCE TO TUB ORDER
OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE NINTH DAY OF AUGUST LAST, RE-
QUIRING THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO PREPARE AND REPORT, ON THIS
DAY, SUCH FURTHER PROVISION AS MAY, IN HIS OPINION, BE NECESSARY FOR ES-
TABLISHING THE PUBLIC CREDIT THE SAID SECRETARY RESPECTFULLY REPORTS,
[On funds, for paying accruing interest.] [Colophon:]
[New- York:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1790.] pp.
[7.] fol. BA. LOC. NYPL.
23000 — TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER 13, 1790. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE
ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE NINTH DAY OF AUGUST LAST,
REQUIRING THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO PREPARE AND REPORT, ON
THIS DAY, SUCH FURTHER PROVISION AS MAY, IN HIS OPINION, BE NECESSARY FOR
ESTABLISHING THE PUBLIC CREDIT — THE SAID SECRETARY FURTHER RESPECT-
FULLY REPORTS, [On a National Bank.] [Colophon:]
[New-York: I Printed by Francis Childs and John Sieaine. [1790.] pp.
[22.] fol. LOC. NYPL.
23007 [U. S. arms.] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND
HISTORICAL. [R. I. arms.] VOL. vn. NUMB. 315. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,
[ — NUMB. 366. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1790.]
Printed and published by Bennett Wheeler in Westminster-Street, Provi-
dence. 1790. fol. AAS.
23008 THE UNIVERSAL ASYLUM AND COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR [MARCH-DECEMBER,]
1790. VOL. v. [Cut.]
Philadelphia: Printed for the Proprietors by W. Young Bookseller No. 52
Second Street. [1790.] pp. (2), 422, (2), (8), 2 plates. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC.
The engraved title, is the work of Thackara & Vallance. The cut by
C. W. Peale, del'r. In continuation, from February, 1790, of The Co-
lumbian magazine, or monthly miscellany.
23009 UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
ARTICLES OF FAITH, AND PLAN OF CHURCH GOVERNMENT, COMPOSED AND ADOPTED
BY THE CHURCHES BELIEVING IN THE SALVATION OF ALL MEN, MET IN PHILA-
DELPHIA ON THE 25TH OF MAY, 1790. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SUNDRY RECOM-
MENDATIONS, AND A CIRCULAR LETTER, ADDRESSED TO THE CHURCHES IN THE
UNITED STATES BELIEVING THE SAME DOCTRINE.
Philadelphia : Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stune-IIouse, in Second-
Street. 1790. BA.
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USSHEK, GEORGE NEVILLE
THE ELEMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR, METHODICALLY ARRANGED FOR THE ASSIST-
ANCE OF YOUNG PERSONS WHO STUDY THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE GRAMMATICALLY:
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A CONCISE TREATISE OF RHETORIC. DESIGNED PARTICULARLY
FOR THE USE OF LADIES BOARDING SCHOOLS. BY G. NEVILLE USSHER.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, 1790.
VAN CUELEN, JACOBUS
THE DELAWARE ALMANAC, OH EASTERN-SHORE CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1791: BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP YEAR. BY JACOBUS VAN CUELEN.
[Cut.]
Wilmington: Printed and sold by Andrews, Craig and Brynberg, at the
Post-Office in Market street. [1790.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
DER VERBESSERTE HOCH DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE LAND UND STAATS CALEN-
DER. AUF DAS JAHR. . . . 1791. ZUM SIEBENTEN MAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Fnedrich Stadt, Maryland: Gedruckt bey Matthias Bartyis. [1790.]
VERMONT. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF VERMONT, AT THEIR
SESSION AT CASTLETON, THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, 1790.
[Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. 1790.] pp. 11. 4to. LOC.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY MOSES ROBINSON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COMMAND-
ER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF VERMONT, A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Wednesday, the 28th of April, a day of public humiliation, fasting
and prayer.] ALL SERVILE LABOUR AND RECREATION is FORBIDDEN ON SAID
DAY. GIVEN AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBER IN BENNINGTON, THE 31ST DAY OF
MARCH, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1790, AND IN THE 14TH YEAR OF THE INDE-
PENDENCE OF VERMONT. MOSES ROBINSON. BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND.
JOSEPH FAY, SECRETARY. GOD SAVE THE PEOPLE.
[Bennington: Printed by UasweU& Russell, 1790.] Broadside fol. NYHS.
[Vt. arms.] THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [U. S. arms.] [Motto.] VOL. vn. NUMB.
32. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — -VOL. vm. NUMB. 31. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1790.J
Printed and published (every Monday) by Haswell & Russell, at tlieir
Office, a few rods south of the Courthouse, Bennington. 1790. fol. AAS.
With the issue for October 2oth, David Russell withdrew from the
partnership. From November 1st, the name of Anthony Haswell
alone appears as printer and publisher.
THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. VOL. vn. No.
336. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. vm. No. 387. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28,
1790.]
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. 1790. fol. AAS.
The cut was omitted in the issue for June 2d.
VIRGINIA. STATE.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CAPITOL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE
NINETEENTH OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE [ — 19 December, 1789.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, Printer to this Commonwealth. [1790.]
pp. 50. fol. LOG. VSL.
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VIRGINIA, continued.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CAPITOL IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND ON MONDAY, THE
NINETEENTH OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OCR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY- NINE, AND OF THE COMMONWEALTH THE FOURTEENTH
[ — 19 December, 1789.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, Printer to this Commonwealth. [1790.]
pp. [120.] fol. LOC. VSL.
23019
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA; BEGUN AND
HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE 19TH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1789, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YBAR OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH. [ — 19 December, 1789.]
[Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, 1790.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
23020 A LIST OF BALANCES DUE FROM THE SEVERAL COUNTIES FOR TAXES FROM THE
YEAR 1782 TO THE YEAR 1790 INCLUSIVE.
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon. 1790. pp. 4. fol. LCP.
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23021 THE VIRGINIA [U. S. arms] CENTINEL; OH, THE WINCHESTER MERCUHY. [Motto.]
VOL. TI. No. 93. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. in. No. 144. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Wincliester : Printed by Richard Bowen and Co. 1790. fol.
23022 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 24. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. n. No. 75. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Alexandria: Printed by Hanson and Bond. 1790. fol. AAS.
Beginning with the issue for October 21st, the following motto was
added to the heading: "Oh! Thou, by whose almighty nod the scale
Of empire rises, or, alternate, falls, Send forth the SAVING VIR-
TUES round this land I"
23023 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. v. NUMB. 212. WEDNES-
DAY, AUGUST 25, [ — NUMB. 230. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1790.]
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis. 1790. fol. LOC.
In continuation of The Virginia Independent Chronicle.
23024 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER.
No. 184. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. v. No. 235.
BER 30, 1790.]
Petersburg: Printed by William Prentis, 1790. fol.
[Motto.] VOL. iv.
THURSDAY, DECEM-
23025 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 389. THURSDAY, JAN-
UARY 7, [ — No. 440. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1790.]
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1790. fol.
23026 THE VIRGINIA HERALD, AND PREDERICKSBURG ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. n.
NUMB. 136. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — NUMB. 187. THURSDAY, DECEMBER
30, 1790.]
Fredricksburg : Printed by Timothy Green. 1790. fol.
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THE VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. v.
NUMB. 179. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — NUMB. 211. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18,
1790.]
[Richmond:] Printed by Aug. Dads. 1790. fol. LOC.
Continued as, The Virginia Gazette, and general advertiser.
THE VOCAL REMEMBRANCER: BEING A CHOICE SELECTION OP THE MOST ADMIRED
SONGS, INCLUDING THE MODERN. EMBELLISHED WITH AN ELEGANT PASTORAL
SCENE.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Spotswood f 1790. pp. viii,184. 12mo.LCP.
WALKER, ROBERT 1716-1783
SERMONS ON PRACTICAL SUBJECTS BY ROBERT WALKER, ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF
THE HIGH CHURCH OF EDINBURGH. [Six lines of Scripture texts.] THE THIKD
EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, in Market Street. M.DCC.XC.
pp. iv, 295, (1). 12rno. AAS.
WARD, BENJAMIN M.
AN ESSAY ON RELIGION, AND THE PLAIN WAY TO HEAVEN. BY BENJAMIN M. WARD,
PHILOM.
Baltimore : Printed by Samuel and John Adams, for the Author, Talbot
County (at the place known by the name of The Trap). 1790.
WARING, WILLIAM
THE NKW-.] ERSE Y ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791; BEING THE
THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE, AFTER THE 4TII OF JULY, NEXT. . . . CAREFULLY CALCULAT-
ED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PHILADELPHIA, BY WlLLIAM WARING.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. [1790.] pp. (40). 16mo. AAS.
POOR WILL'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791. [Twenty lines.]
THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY WlLLIAM WARING.
Philadelphia ; Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street,
bet ireen Second and Third Streets. [1790.] pp. (44). 12mo. AAS.
POOR WILL'S POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1791. [Nineteen lines.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market- Street.
[1790.] pp. [40.] 32mo. NYPL.
POUI.SON'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791 ;
BEING THE THIRD AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Thirty lines.] THE ASTRONOMICAL CAL-
CULATIONS BY WILLIAM WARING.
Philadelpliia : Printed and sold by Zachariah Paulson, junior, in Fourth-
street, near Market-street, opposite the Friend's Burying ground. [1790.] pp. (36).
12rao. LOC.
WARREN, MERCY OTIS 1728 - 1814
POEMS, DRAMATIC AND MISCELLANEOUS. BY MRS. M. WARREN. [Two lines from]
POPE. [Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews. At Faust's Stalve,
No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXC. pp. 252. 12mo. AAS. BA. IIM. BU. HC. NYPL.
7th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Mrs. M. Warren, as
Author, 23d October, 1790.
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MINUTES OF TUB WARREN ASSOCIATION, HELD AT THE BAPTIST-MEETING-HOUSE IN
HARVARD, M,DCC,XC.
Boston: Printed l>y Samuel Hall, at No. 53, Cornhill, 1700. pp.12. 12mo.
AAS. JCB.
THE WASHINGTON SPY. VOL. i. No. 1. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, [—No. 21.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1790.]
Elizabeth (Hager'i) Town, Printed by Stewart Herbert. 1790. fol.
Established by Stewart Herbert; and continued by him until his death
in 1796, when his widow, Phebe Herbert, was associated with John D.
Gary, administrator of his estate, in continuing its publication up to
June 1, 1796, when this arrangement was dissolved by mutual consent,
Mrs. Herbert continuing publication. In March, 1797, Thomas
Grieves, attorney for John D. Gary, administrator of the estate of
Stewart Herbert, deceased, established, in continuation, The Maryland
Herald, and Elizabeth-Town Advertiser.
WATERHOUSE, BENJAMIN 1754 - 1846
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF VITALITY. A DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN THE FIRST CHURCH
IN BOSTON, TUESDAY, JUNE STH, 1790. BEFORE THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY B. WATERHOUSE, M. D. PROFESSOR OF
THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, AND LECTURER ON NATURAL HISTORY IN
THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. OF ALL THE POWERS IN NATURE, HEAT is THE
CHIEF. BACON.
Boston: Printed by TJumas and John Fleet. 1790. pp. (2), (2), 24, (4). 4to.
AAS. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYUS. SGO.
WATSON, ELKANAH 1758 - 1842
A TOUR IN HOLLAND, IN MDCCLXXXIV. BY AN AMERICAN. [Ornament.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tliomas. Sold at his Book-
store in Worcester, and by him and Company in Boston. MDCCXC. pp. 191.
8VO. AAS. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
WATTS, ISAAC
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN.
Bennington: Printed by Haswell and Russell. 1790.
1674 - 1748
LYRIOE. POEMS, CHIEFLY OF THE LYRIC KIND. IN THREE BOOKS.
SACRED i. To DEVOTION AND PIETY, n. To VIRTUE, HONOUR, AND FRIENDSHIP.
in. To THE MEMORY OF THE DEAD. BY I. WATTS, D. D. [Six lines of Latin, and
Greek quotations.]
Boston: Printed by S. Hall, for B. Larkin, in Cornhill; J. White, in Court
Street; D. Wat, in Marlboro' -Street; and E. Larkin, in Cornhill. MDCCXO.
pp. xxxviii, 252, portrait, by Hill sc. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS — IN THREE BOOKS — 1. COLLECTED FROM THE
SCRIPTURES — 2. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS — 3. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S
SUPPER. BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell. 1790.
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
THE FEDERAL ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791. . . . BY ABRAHAM
WEATHERWISE.
Boston: Printed and sold by J. White and C. Cambridge. [1790.] pp.(24).
12mo. AAS. HC.
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WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, continued.
• THE MASSACHUSETTS ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAK OP OUR LORD, 1791, BEING
THE TUIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPEN-
DENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN
OF BOSTON, BUT WILL SERVE FOR THE NEIGHBOURING STATES WITH LITTLE VAR-
IATION. [Cut.] BY ABRAHAM WEATHERWISE. [Two lines of verse.]
Printed at Boston by Mills & Doyle, for Joseph Honey, and sold at his Shop,
No. 39, Cornhill. [1790.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
Seventeen pages, with a large cut of George Washington, imposed
on a single sheet.
- WEATHERWISK'S GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, RHODEISLAND AND CONNECTICUT
ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791: BEING THE THIRD YEAR AFTER
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR AND FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES. [Eight lines. Cut.]
Boston: Printed and sold by N. 0 overly, at the Sign of the Grand Turk,
Newbury-Street. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
23046
23047
23048
23049
WEATHEHWISE'S GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, RHODEISLAND AND CONNECTI-
CUT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791: BEING THE THIRD YEAR
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR AND FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
UNITED STATES. [Eight lines. Cut.]
Boston: Printed fby Nathaniel C 'overly] for and sold by the Booksellers in
town and country. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. nc. LOC.
There is no difference, but the title, and woodcut, between this and
Bickerstaff's Genuine Almanack, printed by Nathaniel Coverly this year.
- WEATHKRWISE'S NEWHAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, AND VERMONT ALMANACK,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791, BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR
LEAPYEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CALCULATED
FOR THE MERIDIAN OF 42 DEG. 23 M. NORTH, AND 71 DEG. 18 M. WEST OF GREEN-
WICH-—FITTING INDIFFERENTLY, NEWHAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS, RlIODE-IS-
LAND, VERMONT AND NEW- YORK. CONTAINING BESIDES THE USUAL CALCULA-
TIONS, A VARIETY OF CURIOUS, USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING MATTERS. [Six lines
of verse.]
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Runlet, and sold at his Office, by wholesale or
retail. [1790.] pp. [24.] 12mo. NYPL.
- WEATHERWISE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1791. [Eighteen lines.]
Boston: Printed [by Joseph BumsteadJ for and sold by tlie Booksellers.
[1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
There is no difference between this Almanac, and Bickerstaff's Genuine
Almanack for 1791, printed by Joseph Bumstead, except the titlepage.
At the end is Burnstead's advertisement as printer.
- — WEATHERWISE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1791. [Cut of temple, with thirteen columns, thirteen stars over its en-
trance, and flying angel with trumpet of fame, and staff with liberty cap.]
Boston: Printed [by Joseph Bumstead J for and sold by John W. Folsom,
No. SO, Union-Street. Sold also by the Booksellers in town and country. [1790.]
pp. (24). 12mo. NYHS.
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR 1758 - 1843
AN AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN BEADING AND SPEAKING, CALCULATED TO
IMPROVE THE MINDS AND REPINE THE TASTE OF YOUTH. AND ALSO, TO INSTRUCT
THEM IN THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND POLITICS OF THE UNITED STATES. To
WHICH ARE 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.
AUTHOR OF "DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE." COLLECTION OF ES-
SAYS AND FUGITIVE WHITINGS," &C. THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S FIRST EDITION.
WITH MANY CORRECTIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS, BY THE AUTHOR. [Two lines
from] MIRABEAU.
Printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. At Fausfi
Statue, No. 45 Newbury Street. Sold wholesale and retail, at their Bookstore; by
said Thomas at his Bookstore in Worcester, and by the Booksellers in town and
country. MDCCXC. pp. 239, (1), portrait. 12mo, LOC. NYPL.
6th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah Thomas and
Ebenezer T. Andrews, as Proprietors, 7 October, 1790. The Publish-
ers advertise: "A new and correct edition of the first, second and
third parts of Webster's Grammatical institute of the English language.
As said Thomas and Andrews have the Copyright of all the above
parts for 14 years, they intend to have their editions uniform, and cor-
rect, and page for page with each other that they may be used together
in a class."
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- THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK: CONTAINING AN EASY STANDARD OF PRONUN-
CIATION. BEING THE FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. THE FIRST CONNECTICUT
EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Qoodicin. [1790.]
In the "American Mercury," of May 24th, 1790, Nathaniel Patten,
Bookseller in Hartford, addressed the citizens of Connecticut as follows:
"To the public. A proposal to save three hundred and thirty pounds,
six shillings and eight pence annually to the inhabitants of this State.
Whereas the Act for the encouragement of literature, in this State, for-
bids the importation of books from any other in the Union altho the
Author has the benefit of the copy, and they are printed by licensed
primers, (if there is a copyright sold in this) which prevents a free trade.
The consumption of Webster's Spelling-books, is near or quite 20,000
annually; and the price they are commonly selling at is ten shillings
per dozen, and fourteen pence single — the monopoly of printing and
vending them, being only in one printer, keeps the prices so high —
the subscriber can purchase them in New- York, or Philadelphia, of
licensed printers, and import into this State, and sell them at six shil-
lings per dozen, and eight pence singly, and get a good profit by them;
which, at the rate of 20.000 per year, will save to this State the above
sum. Any person who has the sole right of printing and vending them,
can find paper and print them, at 2d J each, and they can be bound at
Id. \ which makes four shillings and three pence per dozen; and to
sell them at six shillings makes a profit of more than forty per cent,
besides thirty-three and one-third more on those they retail. If the
statute law now existing, should this May session be amended and give
a free trade thro the United States for those and other books, if bought
of licensed printers: the subscriber is ready to come under bonds,
that he will supply this State with ten or twenty thousand annually
for several years to come, of as well-printed Webster's Spelling books
as usual — and at the above prices. Nathaniel Patten. Hartford, May
10, 1790."
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR, continued.
— THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK: CONTAINING AN EAST STANDARD OP PRONUN-
CIATION. BKING THE FIRST PAUT OP A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OP THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. By NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OF "DISSERTATIONS ON
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OF ESSAYS AND FUGITIVE WRITINGS," &c.
THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S SECOND EDITION. WITH ADDITIONAL LESSONS, CORRECT-
ED BY THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebeneier T. Andrews. At Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. Sold, wholesale and retail, at their Bookstore;
by said Thomas at his Bookstore in Worcester, and by tlie Booksellers in town and
country. MDCCXC. pp. 144, portrait. lx!ino. LOC.
4th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah Thomas and
Ebenezer T. Andrews, (on all three Parts) as Proprietors, 7 October,
1790. "The reception of our first edition of the American Spelling
Book, has been so favourable . . . as to render it almost certain that
not only Webster's Spelling Book, but his Grammar, and Selections of
lessons for reading and speaking . . . will supersede all other school
books of the kind, and come into general use throughout the United
States. This very favourable reception has induced us to purchase
the exclusive right of printing all the three parts of said Institute in
the States of Massachusetts, Newhampshire, and Rhode-Island, for the
term of fifteen years."
A COLLECTION OF ESSATB AND FUGITIV WHITINGS. ON MORAL, HISTORICAL,
POLITICAL AND LITERARY SUBJECTS. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
[Three lines of French from] TABLEAU DE PARIS. [Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, for the Author, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, At
Fausfi Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXC. pp. xvi, 414. 8vo.
AA8. BA. BM. HC. JOB. LCP. LOC. MHS. NL. NYHS. NYPL. YC.
Contains an interesting list of subscribers.
A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OP THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; COMPRISING AN EASY,
CONCISE AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION. DESIGNED FOR THE USE OP
ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART SECOND. CONTAINING
A PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES
AND IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OP
"DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OP ESSAYS AND FU-
GITIVE WRITINGS," &c. THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S FIRST EDITION. WITH MANY
CORRECTIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS, BY THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. At Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. Sold, wholesale and retail, at their Bookstore; by
said Thomas at his Bookstore in Worcester and by the Booksellers in town and
country. MDCCXC. pp. 125, incl. portrait. 12mo. AAS. HC. LOG. NYPL.
5th Massachusetts District Copyright, for rights in Rhode Island, Mass-
achusetts, and New Hampshire, issued to Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T.
Andrews, 7 October, 1790.
23055
- — 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 SECOND. CONTAIN-
ING A PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES
AND IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OF
"DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE." "COLLECTION OP ESSAYS AND
FUGITIVE WRITINGS," &C. TlIE FIRST CONNECTICUT EDITION.
Printed at Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXC.
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOU, continued.
THE LITTLE HEADER'S ASSISTANT. CONTAINING, i. A NUMBER OF STORIES,
MOSTLY TAKEN FROM TIIK HISTORY OP AMERICA, AND ADORNED WITH COTS. II.
RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR, m. A FEDERAL CATECHISM; BEING A SHORT
AND EASY EXPLANATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THB UNITED STATES. IV. GEN-
ERAL PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT AND COMMERCE. ALL ADAPTED TO THE CA-
PACITIES OF CHILDREN. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JON.
Hartford: Printed by Eliiha Babcock. M.DCC.XC. pp. 48; 80; 13. ICino.
Second title: RODIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR; BEING AN INTRODOCTION TO
THE SECOND PART OF THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
... TO WHICH IS ADDED, A FEDERAL CATECHISM.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. M.DCC.XC. pp. 80.
Third title : A FEDERAL CATECHIZM ; BEING A SHORT AND EASY EXPLANATION OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, pp. 52 - 78.
Fourth title: THE FARMER'S CATECHIZM; CONTAINING PLAIN ROLES OF HUS-
BANDRY AND CALCULATED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
[Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock, 1790.] pp. 13. AAS. BM, ens. NYPL.
RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR; BEING AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND
PART OF THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: COMPILED AT
THE REQUEST OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HARTFORD. TO
WHICH IS ADDED A FEDERAL CATECHIZM, BEING AN EASY EXPLANATION OF THE
PRINCIPLES OF OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, MONEY AND COMMERCE; CALCULATED
FOR SCHOOLS, AND PROPER FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES AS WELL AS CHILDREN. [TWO
lines from] MIDDLETON. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JON. ESQ.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. M,DCC,XC. pp. 80. IGmo.
AAS. BM. CHS. NYPL.
23058
- — RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. BEING AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SEC-
OND PART OF THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE. COMPILED AT THE DESIHE OF THE
COMMITTEE OF THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HARTFORD. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN.
TO WHICH IS ADDED A FEDERAL CATECHISM.
Albany: Printed and sold by Charles R. and George Webster. 1790.
23059
23060
— RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR; BEING AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND
PART OF THE GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: COMPILED AT
THE DESIRE OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN HARTFORD. BY
NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. To WHICH is ANNEXED, A FEDERAL CATECHISM;
CONTAINING A SHORT EXPLANATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
Boston: Printed by Benjamin Russell, and sold by Benjamin Guild, at iht
Boston Book-Store, No. 59, Corn/till. 1790.
WEBSTER, PELATIAH 1725 - 1795
A PLEA FOR THE POOR SOLDIERS; OK AN ESSAY, TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THE SOL-
DIERS AND OTHER PUBLIC CREDITORS, WHO REALLY AND ACTUALLY SUPPORTED
THE BURDEN OF THE LATE WAR, HAVE NOT BEEN PAID! OUGHT TO BE PAID! CAN
BE PAID! AND MUST BE PAID! BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, fit Yorick's Head, in Market-
Street. M,DCC,LXC. [sic 1790.] pp. [39.] 8vo. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
To which is added as a Preface, a brief history of the South Sea
Company, and particulars of the fatal scheme in 1720.
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WEBSTER, PELATIAH, continued.
A PLKA FOB THE POOR SOLDIERS ; OB AN KSSAY TO DEMONSTRATE THAT
THE SOLDIERS AND OTHKB PUBLIC CREDITORS, WHO REALLY AND ACTUALLY SUP-
PORTED THE BURDEN OF THE LATE WAR, HAVE NOT BEEN PAID ! OUGHT TO BE
PAID! CAN BE PAID! AND MUST BK PAID! BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
New-Haven: Re-printed, 1790. pp. 33. 18mo. BA. JOB. NYHS.
WEEKLY [U. S. arms] MONITOR. VOL. v. NUMB. 237. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5,
[ — VOL. vi. NUMB. 3. TOTAL No. 285. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
Litchfield: Published by Thomas Collier, in tJie loicer room [south end] of
the Court-House. 1790. fol. AAS. YC.
With the issue for May 15th, the old cut with the motto "Venerate the
plough," is substituted for the cut of the United States arms. The
issue for November 29th, contains this notice: "The next number of
this paper, which commences Volume vi. will not be published till
Saturday, December 11." When it appeared as the Litchfield- County
[cut] Monitor. — the word "County" being dropped, in January, 1791.
THE WEEKLY MUSEUM. [Motto.] NUMBER 132. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, [— NCM-
BEB 137. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1790.]
New-York: Printed and published by John Ilarrisson, at Jiis Printing-
Office, No. 3, Peck-Slip. 1790. 4to.
In continuation of, The New-York Weekly Museum. The motto reads:
"Here Justice with her balance sits, and weighs impartially the deeds
of men."
WESLEY, CHARLES 1 708 - 1788
AN EPISTLE TO THE KEVEBEND MR. GEORGE WHITEFIELD [in verse]: WRITTEN IN
THE YEAR 1755. BY CHARLES WESTLEY [ilC\ A. M. LATE STUDENT OF CHBIST-
CHUBCH, OXFOBD.
London: Printed — Baltimore: Re-printed and sold by Samuel and John
Adams. MDCCXC. pp. [7.] 8vo. NYPL.
WEST, BENJAMIN 1730 - 1813
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOB THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1791. [Eleven lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ. [Four lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1790.] pp. (24), 12mo. AAS. ens.
Apparently the same as Strong's Astronomical diary, for 1791, also
published by Patten.
BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OB, FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR 1791. THIRD
AFTER LEAP-YEAR; AND FIFTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. CONTAINING, BESIDES
WHAT IS USUAL, A TRUE NARRATIVE OF THE SHOCKING CAPTIVITY OF ROBEKT
WHITE, AMONG THE ALGEHINES. [Cut.]
[Boston :] Printed by E. Russell, cheap to travelling-traders, &c. [1790.]
pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
BICKERSTAFF'S BOSTON ALMANACK, OB, FEDEBAL CALENDAR, FOR 1791.
. . . SIXTH [sic second] EDITION.
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo.
BICKEUSTAFF'S CONNECTICUT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791.
BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR, AND FIFTEENTH OF THE IN-
DEPENDENCE OF UNITED AMERICA. FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPT-
URES, 5753. CONTAINING, BESIDES THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS,
GREAT VARIETY OF MATTERS, CURIOUS, USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING. [Four lines
of verse.]
Norwich: Printed by J. Trumbull, and sold by the gross, dozen or single.
Vhere cash is given for rags. [1790.] pp. [24.] 12mo. CHS. NYPL.
AtlCTIOX
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23069 BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791. BEING
THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-TEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. [Sixteen lines.]
Boston : Printed and sold by Joseph Bumstead, at Jiis Printing Office, No.
20, Union-Street. Sold also by the Booksellers. [1790.] pp. (24).12mo. AAS. LOC.
There is no difference between this Almanac and Weatherwise's Town
and country Almanack for 1791, except the title page.
23070 BICKERSTAFF'S. GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, RHODEISLAND AND CONNECTICUT
ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1791: BEING THE THIRD YEAB AFTER
BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR AND FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES. [Eight lines. Cut.]
Boston: Printed [by Nathaniel Coverly]for and sold by tlie Booksellers, in
town and country. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. BPL. LOC.
There is no difference, except the change of name, and the woodcut on
the title page, between this and Weatherwise's Genuine Almanack, also
printed by Nathaniel Coverly this year.
23071 — THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1791: [Twenty-four lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF,
ESQ; PHILOM. [Four lines of verse.]
Providence: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Carter, at the
Post-Office, near the State-House. [1790.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. RIHS.
23072 THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791. BY ISAAC BlCKERSTAFF, ESQ.
Providence: Printed by John Carter. Sold by Jacob Richardson, esq. in
Newport. [1790.]
23073 WHEELER'S NORTH- AMERICAN CALENDAR, OR AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD 1791: AND THE FIFTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA.
CONTAINING (BESIDES THE USUAL CALCULATIONS) A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND
ENTERTAINING MATTER. TYPE OF THE ECLIPSE, APRIL 3D. [Cut. Four lines
of verse.]
Providence: Printed and sold by Bennett Wheeler. [1790.] pp. (24).12mo.
AAS. BU. LOC. KIIIS.
23074 WESTERN ADVERTISER AND CHAMBKRSBURG WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. VOL. i. No. 1.
JUNE, [ — DECEMBER, 1790.]
Chambersburg : Printed by William Damson, 1790. fol.
No copies appear to be extant; and some doubt exists that this news-
paper venture was not called The Franklin Minerva. It appears to
have been established in June, 1790, by William Davison, and contin-
ued by him until his death in July, 1793. He was succeeded by Rob-
ert Harper, as editor and proprietor, who changed the name of the pa-
per to, The, Chambersburg Gazette, beginning, with a new serial number-
ing, September 12,1793. In April, 1796, this title was altered to, The
Franklin Repository, with a new serial numbering, and so continued
into the year 1800, when Robert Harper sold the Printing Office to his
brother, George Kenton Harper, by whom the Repository was contin-
ued into the year 1839, when the latter sold his interests to Joseph
Pritts, publisher of the Franklin Whig, who consolidated the two pub-
lications as The Repository and Whig, in 1840. Joseph Pritts contin-
ued publication to 1842; being succeeded by W. H. Downey, to 1844;
by John F. Denny, to 1849; and by John W. Boy d, to 1852; when
Alexander K. McClure, on becoming proprietor, restored its former
title of, Franklin Repository, under which, with various editors, it has
been continued to the present time.
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THE WESTERN [cut] STAB. No. 6. TCESDAT, JANUARY 5, [—No. 57. TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 28, 1790.]
Stockbridge (Massachusetts) : Printed and published by Loring Andrews.
1790. fol. AAS.
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY OP DIVINES.
THE SHORTER CATECHISM, AGREED UPON BY THE REVEREND ASSEMBLY OP DI-
VINES AT WESTMINSTER, WITH SCRIPTURE PROOFS.
Bennington: Printed by Haswell and Russell. 1790.
WETHERILL, SAMUEL 1736-1816
A CONFUTATION OF THE DOCTRINES OF ANTINOMIANISM ; DELIVERED IN THE COL-
LEGE-HALL, IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON SEVENTH-DAY EVENING, JUNE 17,
1790. TOGETHER WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE REPLY MADE BY JOHN
MURRAY, ON THE SECOND-DAY EVENING FOLLOWING. BY SAMUEL WETHERILL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey and Joseph Crvksltank,
in Market-Street. 1790.
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SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE DOCTRINES OF JOHN MURRAY, ADDRESSED TO
HIMSELF.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, and Joseph Crukshank,
in Market-Street. 1790.
WHITEFIELD, GEORGE 1714 - 1770
HYMN, COMPOSED BY THE LATE REVEREND MR. GEORGE WHITEFIELD, WITH DE-
SIGN TO BE SUNG AT HIS OWN FUNERAL. NOW RE-PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF
A NUMBER OF FRIENDS TO THAT TRULY WORTHY AND PIOUS GENTLEMAN. [ADAPT-
ED TO SAVANNA TUNE.] [Twelve four-line verses. And] NEW-ENGLAND HYMN,
BY THE LATE REVEREND DR. BYLE8. [ADAPTED TO AMERICA TUNE.] [Three
six-line verses.] [Colophon:]
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, next Liberty-Stump. 1790. Broadside,
fol. AAS.
WHITMAN, SAMUEL 1752 - 1827
THE DOCTRINE OF CHRIST. A SERMON, PREACHED AT NEW-ALSTEAD, NEW-HAMP-
SHIRE, SEPTEMBER 3o, 1789. AT THE ORDINATION OF MR. LEVI LANKTON, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF A CHURCH IN THAT TOWN. BY SAMUEL WHITMAN, A. B.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN GOSHEN. . . .
Northampton: Printed by William Butler, 1790. (Published at the request
of said Church in Alstead.) pp.33. 12mo. AAS. FL. JCB.
WHITNEY, JOSIAH 1731-1824
A SERMON, OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF THE HONORABLE MAJOR-GENERAL ISRAEL
PUTNAM, OF BROOKLYN; WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON SATURDAY, THE 29m DAY
OF MAY, 1790, AND DELIVERED AT HIS FUNERAL ON THE TUESDAY FOLLOWING.
BY JOSIAH WHITNEY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN. [Seven
lines of quotations.]
Windham: Printed by John Byrne. [1790.] pp. 28. 8vo. ens. JCB. NYPL.
WHITTAKER, JAMES 1751 - 1787
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ONLY TRUE CHURCH, ACCORDING
TO THE GOSPEL, OF THE PRESENT APPEARANCE OF CHRIST AS HELD TO AND
PRACTICED BY THE FOLLOWERS OF THE LIVING SAVIOUR, AT NEW LEBANON, &C.
TOGETHER WITH A LETTER FROM JAMES WHITTAKER, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL
IN THIS DAY OF CHRIST'S SECOND APPEARING, TO HIS NATURAL RELATIONS IN
ENGLAND. DATED OCTOBER 9TH, 1785.
Printed at Bennington, Vermont, by Jlrtswell and Russell, 1790.
Reprinted in the United Society, New Gloucester, Maine, in 1847.
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WHITTINGTON, Sir RICHARD - 1423
THE FAMOUS HISTOBY OP WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. ADORNED WITH COTS.
Middletown: Printed and sold by Moses II. Woodward. 1790. pp.26. 32mo.
WILDER, JOHN 1759 - 1836
THE BLESSEDNESS OF DEPARTED SAINTS. A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED THK NEXT
SABBATH AFTER THE INTERMENT OF DEACON EBENEZER LANE, WHO DIED MAY
12, 17(JO, IN THE 78TH YEAR OF HIS AGE. BY JOHN WlLDEK, A. M. PASTOR OF
THE FIRST CHCRCH IN ATTLEBOROUGH. PUBLISHED BY THE REQUEST OF THE
MOURNERS. [Two lines.]
Printed at Providence, by Dennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street. [1790.]
pp. 30. 8vo. BPL. JCB. NYHS. KIHS.
WILLARD, JOSEPH 1738 - 1804
A SERMON, DELIVERED MAY 13, 1790, AT THE FUNERAL OF THE REVEREND TIMO-
THY HlLLIARD, A. M. FASTOU OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN CAMBRIDGE, WHO DE-
PARTED THIS LIFE ON LOUD'S-DAY, MAY 9, 1790, IN THE 44TH YEAH OF HIS AGE.
BY JOSEPH WILLARD, D. D. PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY IN CAMBRIDGE.
PRINTED BY DESIRE OF MANY OF THE HEARERS.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, at his Printing -Office, No. 5!S, Corn/till.
M.DCC.XC. pp. 81. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JCB. MIIS. NYHS.
WINTHROP, JOHN 1587-1649
A JOURNAL OF THE TRANSACTIONS AND OCCURRENCES IN THE SETTLEMENT OF
MASSACHUSETTS AND THE OTHER NEW- ENGLAND COLONIES, FROM THE YEAR 1630
TO 1()44: WRITTEN BY JOHN WlNTHROP, ESQ., FIRST GOVERNOR OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS: AND NOW FIRST PUBLISHED FROM A CORRECT COPY OF THE ORIGINAL
MANUSCRIPT. [Two lines of Latin from] TIT. Liv. PREF. [Publisher's mono-
gram.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock, M,DCC,XC. pp. (2), (2), (2), 364,
(4). SVO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOG. NL. NY118. NYPL.
Transcribed from the original manuscript during the period of Jonathan
Trumbull as Governor of Connecticut, by the Governor and his Secre-
tary, John Porter, and by the latter compared and revised for this
edition, as attested by the Editor, Noah Webster, junior. The copy in
the New York Public Library has manuscript notes by the editor. In
the year 1816, a continuation of the matter of this volume was found,
in manuscript, in the tower of the Old South Church in Boston, and
placed in the hands of James Savage, who edited the whole manuscript
for publication, in two volumes, printed in Boston, in 1825-1826. A
second edition of this reprint, with additions and corrections, was
printed, in two volumes, in Boston, in 1853.
WOLCOT, JOHN 1738 - 1819
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.
Newburyport : Printed by John Mycall, for John Boyle, in Marlborougli-
Slreet, Boston. [1790.] pp. viii, 314. 12mo. AAS.
- THE POETICAL WORKS OF PETER PINDAR, ESQ. A DISTANT RELATION TO THE
POET OF THKBES. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED MEMOIRS AND ANECDOTES OF THE
AUTHOR. A NEW EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS. VOL. 11.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Spotsicood, and Rite & Co. MDCCXC.
pp. 402. 12mo. AAS. MHS.
1790
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A SERMON, FOB THE DAY OF PDBLICK THANKSGIVING, APPOINTED BY THE PRESI-
DENT, ON ACCOUNT OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION, &C. NO-
VEMBER 26, 1789. BY THE REV. JOHN WOODHULL, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN FREEHOLD. [One line from] PSAL. xcvn. i.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins, M.DCC.XC. pp. 24. 8vo. ,JCB.
The recto of the first leaf contains the Resolution for printing the
sermon .
WOOLMAN, JOHN 1720-1772
A JOURNAL OF THE LIKE, GOSPEL LABOURS, AND CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCES OF THAT
FAITHFUL MINISTER OF JESUS CHRIST, JOHN WOOLMAN, LATE OF MoUNT-HOLLY,
IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW -JERSEY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Cmkihank, 1790.
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
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. THE THREE FOREGOING SEC-
TIONS CONTAIN THE SCIENTIFIC OR ASTRONOMICAL PART OF GEOGRAPHY, DIGESTED
IN A CLEAR AND COMPREHENSIVE MANNER. SECT. IV. OF THE DIFFERENT RE-
LIGIONS, GOVERNMENTS, AND LANGUAGES OF NATIONS. SECT. V. OFTHE POLITICAL
DIVISIONS OF THE EARTH, INTO EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, &C. OR THE HISTOHICAL PART
OF GEOGRAPHY. SECT. VI. OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY — OR THE PROPERTIES OF
MATTER, LAWS OF NATION, &C. BY BENJAMIN WORKMAN, A. M. THE SECOND
EDITION. ILLUSTRATED WITH THREE COPPER PLATES, viz. A MAP OF THE WORLD;
A PLATE OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM, AND A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by John AT Culloch, in Third-Street, the
third door abote Market- Street, 1790.
- — ELEMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY, DESIGNED FOR YOUNG STUDENTS is THAT
SCIENCE. IN SEVEN SECTIONS. SECT. I. OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM. SKCT. II. OF
THE EARTH IN PARTICULAR. SECT. III. OF MAPS AND GLOBES. TlIE THREE
FOREGOING SECTIONS CONTAIN THE SCIENTIFIC OH ASTRONOMICAL PART OF GEOG-
RAPHY, DIGESTED IN A CLEAR AND COMPREHENSIVE MANNER. SECT. IV. OF THE
DIFFERENT RELIGIONS, GOVERNMENTS, AND LANGUAGES OF NATIONS. SECT. V. OF
THE POLITICAL DIVISIONS OF THE EARTH, INTO EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, &C. OR THE
HISTORICAL PART OF GEOGRAPHY. SECT. VI. OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY : OR THE
PROPERTIES OF MATTER, &C. SECT. VII. OF CHRONOLOGY. BY BENJAMIN WORK-
MAN, A. M. THE THIRD EDITION. ILLUSTRATED WITH, 1. A MAP OF THE WORLD.
2. A PLATE OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM. 3. A MAP OF NORTH AMERICA. 4. A MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES. 5. A MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA. C. A MAP OF EUROPE.
7. A MAP OF ASIA. 8. A MAP OF AFRICA.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed and sold by John M'Cvlloch, in Third-Street, No. 1,
above Market- Street. M,DCC,XC. pp. 148, 8 maps, 18mo. AAS. JCB.
"It is a little more than a twelvemonth since the Elements of geogra-
phy were first published, yet so great has been the demand for the book,
that two editions have already sold off." — Preface.
- FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1791 : BEING THE
THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. CONTAINING, [two Columns of COB-
tents.J THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY B. WORKMAN, A. M. [Cut.]
PhiladelpJiia : Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 54, Second-Street,
the corner of Che*nut-Street. [1790.] pp. (40). 12mo. AAB.
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WORKMAN, BENJAMIN, continued.
THE PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK, AND
EPIIE.MERIS, FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, 1791; BEING THE THIRD AFTER BIS-
SEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
WHICH COMMENCED JULY 4, 177(5. CONTAINING THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND
MOON, THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS, THE RISING AND SETTING
OF THE SUN, AND THE SOUTHING, RISING, SETTING, PLACE AND AGE OF THE MOON,
&C. — THE LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES, JUDGMENT OF THE WEATHER,
FESTIVALS, AND OTHER REMARKABLE DAYS; DAYS FOR HOLDING COURTS IN PENN-
SYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA. — ALSO, SEVERAL USEFUL
TABLES, AND VALUABLE RECEIPTS. — VARIOUS SELECTIONS FROM THE COMMON-
PLACE-BOOK OF THE KENTUCKY PHILOSOPHER, AN AMERICAN SAGE; WITH INTER-
ESTING AND ENTERTAINING ESSAYS, IN PROSE AND VERSE THE WHOLE COMPRIS-
ING A GREATER, MORE PLEASING, AND USEFUL VARIETY, THAN ANY WORK OF THE
KIND AND PRICE IN NORTH-AMERICA. [Two lines of verse.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by William Goddurdand
James Angell. at their Printing -Office, in Market- Street. Sold aluo by Mesurs,
Hanson and Bond, Printers, in Alexandria. [1790.] pp. (48). 12mo. JCB.
YALE COLLEGE.
CATAI.OGUS SENATUS ACADEMIC! ET EORUM QUI MUNERA ET OFFICIA ACADEMICA
GESSERUNT, QUIQUE ALIQUOVI8 GRADU EXORNATI FUERUNT IN COLLEGIO YALENSI,
QUOD EST IN NOVO-PORTU REIPUBLICjfi CONNECTICUTTENSIS IN NOV-ANGLIA.
Novi-Portus : Excudebant Thomas et Samuel Green. Univenitatis Typo-
graphi. [1790.] pp. 34. 8vo. BA. MHS. NYPL. HIHS. YC.
- ILLUSTRISSIMO SAMUELI HUNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIPUBLIC/E CONNECTICUT -
ENSIS GUBERNATORI. HONORATISSIMO OLIVERO WOLCOTT, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUB-
EHNATORI: CLARISSIMISQUE PROCERIBUS POLITI/E NOSTR^B CIVILIS: REVERENDO
PARITER AC HONORANDO EZR^E SlILES, 8. T. D. LL. D. COLLEGII YALEN8I8 PRxZSIDI,
[Five lines.] HASCE THESES CJUAS IN COMITIIS PUBI.ICIS COLLEGII YALENSIS. DIE
8vo SEPTEMBRIS, ANNO DOMINI M.DCC.XC. . . . [Colophon :]
Habita in Comitiis Academicis Now Portu Connect ieulensivm, M,DCC,XC.
E Typis 1'homce et Samuelis Green Universilatis Typographorum. Broadside. fol.YC.
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Qu^ESTIONES PRO MODULO DISCUTIEND^E SUB REVERENDO D. EZRA STILES, 8. T. D.
I.L. D. COLLEGII YALENSIS, QUOD EST, DIVINIA PROVIDENTIA, NOVO-PORTU CON-
NECTICUTENSIUM, PR/E8IDI, IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS A LAURELS MAGI8TRALIS CANDI-
DATIS, M.DCC.XC. . . .
[Novi-Portus: E. Typis T. et 8. Green, 1790.] Broadside, fol.
YOUNG, EDWABD 1684-1765
THE COMPLAINT : OR NIGHT-THOUGHTSON LIFE, DEATH, & IMMORTALITY, BY THE LATE
DR. YOUNG. To WHICH is PREFIXED, THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, AND ANNEXED,
A PARAPHRASE ON PART OF THE BOOK OF JOB, NOTES, AND A COMPLETE INDEX
AND GLOSSARY.
Newbvryport: Printed by John My call, for the Proprietor of the Boston
Book-Store, No. 59, Cornhill, Boston. [1790.] pp. 408. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
2309'J
THE LAST DAY. A POEM. IN THREE BOOKS. By EDWARD Youxo.
Salem: Printed by Thomas 0. Gushing, 1790.
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A., C.
DER BUSSFERTIGE BEICHT-VATER UND SEEL-SORGER, AARON, PRIESTE.R IN DER
GKOSEN STADT BABEL, WIK ER ZUR KRKENNTNISS SEINER SCNUE KOMMEN UND
DIESELBE BEREUET U. B. W. VON C. A. ElN UM DIE WAIIHHEIT WILLEN VERTRIE-
BENER.
Ephrata: Gedrvckt auf Kosten df,r Liebhaber. 1791. pp.vi. 47. 18vo. HCP.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE SOIL, GROWING TIMBER, AND OTHER PRODUCTIONS OF THE LANDS
IN THE COUNTRIES SITUATE IN THE BACK PARTS OF THE STATES OF NEW-VORK
AND PENNSYLVANIA, IN NORTH AMERICA AND PARTICULARLY THE LANDS IN THE
COUNTY OF ONTARIO, KNOWN BY THE NAME OF THE GENESEE TRACT, LATELY LO-
CATED, AND NOW IN THE PROGRESS OF BEING SETTLED.
Printed in the year 1791. pp. (2) 37, 2 maps. 4to. AAS. BA. BM. LOC. NYHS.
ADAMS, HANNAH 1755 - 1832
A VlEW OF RELIGIONS, IN TWO PARTS. PART I. CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL
COMPENDIUM OF THE VARIOUS RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS, WHICH HAVE APPEARED
IN THE WORLD, FROM THE BEGINNING OF THK CHRISTIAN ERA TO THE PRESENT
DAY. PART n. CONTAINING A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE DIFFERENT SCHEMES OF
RELIGION NOW EMBRACED AMONG MANKIND. TlIE WHOLE COLLECTED FROM THE
BEST AUTHORITIES, ANCIENT AND MODERN. BY HANNAH ADAMS. THE SECOND
EDITION, WITH LARGE ADDITIONS. [One line quotation.]
Boston: Printed by John West Folsom. [1791.] pp. 410, (17). 8vo.
BA. BM. JOB. MHS.
The second edition of her "Alphabetical compendium of sects," pub-
lished in 1784. 16th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Han-
nah Adains, as Author, 6 July, 1791.
ADAMS, ZABDIKL 1739 - 1801
OUR LAPSE IN ADAM, AND REDEMPTION BY CHRIST CONSIDERED, IN TWO SERMONS,
PREACHED AT STERLING, IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, THE 16lH
OF JANUARY, 1791. BY ZABDIEL ADAMS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN LUNEN-
BUHG. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF MANY WHO HEARD THEM.
Printed nt Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 35. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
ADLUM, JOHN
A GEOGRAPHICAL AND HYDROGRAPIIICAL MAP, EXHIBITING A GENERAL VIEW OF THE
ROADS AND INLAND NAVIGATION OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND PART OF THE ADJACENT
STATES, WHICH ARE NOW THE OBJECT OF IMPROVEMENT, WITH A VIEW TO BRING
TO MARKET, BY THE MOST EASY LAND & WATER CARRIAGE, THK TRADE OF THE
SUSCJUEHANNA AND OlIIO WATERS, AND OF THAT EXTENSIVE TERRITORY, BOUND-
ING ON AND CONNECTED WITH THE GREAT LAKES. COMPILED FROM ACTUAL SUR-
VEYS, AT THE PARTICULAR REQUEST OF THE SOCIETY LATELY FORMED IN PENN-
SYLVANIA, FOR PROMOTING THE "IMPROVEMENTS OF ROADS AND INLAND NAVIGA-
TION." HUMBLY INSCRIBED TO HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS MIFFLIN. GOVERNOR,
AND THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. BY
JOHN ADLUM & JOHN WAI.LIS.
Philadelphia: 171)1.
16th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to John Adlum, as Author,
2;! February, 1791.
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23105 AN ADDRESS TO THE NUMEROUS AND RESPECTABLE INHABITANTS OF THE GUEAT
AND EXTENSIVE DISTRICT OP MAINE. FRIENDS, BKETHHEN AND FELLOW-CITIZENS,
OF THIS IMPORTANT DISTRICT. THE TIME DRAWETH NIGH, WHEN YE MUST BE, AS
THE GOD OF NATURE, INTENDED YE SHOULD BE, A FREE, SOVEREIGN AND INDE-
PENDENT STATE. ... A NUMBER OF YOUR REPRESENTATIVES. MARCH, 1791.
[Portland: Printed by Thomas B. Wait, 1791.] pp. 8. fol. AAS. BA. NTPL.
23106 AITKEN, JOHN
A COMPILATION OF THE LITANIES VESPERS HYMNS & ANTHEMS AS THEY AKE SUNG
IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Aitken, 1791. pp. 181. 4to. JCB.
Engraved title. 27th Pennsylvania Copyright, issued to John Aitken,
as Author, 25 November, 1791.
23107 ALBANY. NEW YORK.
LAWS AND ORDINANCES OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALBANY.
Albany: Printed by C. R. & G. Webster? 1791. 4to.
23108 THE ALBANY GAZETTE. VOL. vn. NUMB. 429. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [— VOL.
vni. NUMB. 532. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Printed every Monday and Thursday, by Charles It. and George Webster,
No. 46 (on the north side of) State-Street, corner of Middle- Lane. 1791. fol. AAS.
In the issue for April llth, notice is given that "The Printers of The
Albany Gazette, having determined to erect a Paper-Mill, near this
city, the ensuing summer, find themselves necessitated to call on those
indebted to them for a payment."
23109 THE ALBANY REGISTER. VOL. in. NUMB. 130. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [— VOL. iv.
NUMB. 181. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2(i, 1791.]
Printed and published (at 12s. per ann.) by Robert Barber it Co. No. 53,
west side of Market Street, opposite the Market. 1791. fol.
23110 ALEXANDER, CALEB 1755-1828
AN ESSAY ON THE REAL DEITY OF JESUS CHRIST. To WHICH ARE ADDED STRICT-
URES ON EXTRACTS FROM MR. EMLYN'8 HUMBLE INQUIRY CONCERNING THE DEITY
OF JESUS CHRIST. BY CALEB ALEXANDER, A. M. PASTOR OF A CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH IN MENDON. [Three lines of Scripture texts.]
. Boston: Printed by Joseph Bumstead, at his Printing Office, No. 20, Union
Street, 1791. pp. (2), ii, (68), errata, 12mo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL. YC.
23111 ALLEN, TIMOTHY 1715-1806
A SERMON AT THE DEDICATION OF A MEETING-HOUSE IN CHESTERFIELD, MASSA-
CHUSETTS.
[Northampton: Printed by William Butler^ 1791.]
23112 THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. BEING BISSEXTILE
OR LEAP-YEAR. [Fourteen lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Thomas Bradford, No. 8, South Front-
Street. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
23113 AMERICAN HERALD, AND THE WASHINGTON GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 25. MONDAY,
JANUARY 3, [ — No. 52. MONDAY, JULY, 11, 1791.]
Boston [ Commonwealth of Massachusetts ] : Printed and published by Ed-
ward Eveleth Poaars, opposite the new Court-House, in Court-Street. 1791. fol.
At the end of the first volume, in July, publication ceased. And, in
Octol>er, Powars succeeded John Howel as publisher of The Argut.
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THE AMERICAN JEST-BOOK, CONTAINING A CURIOOS VARIETY OP JESTS, ANECDOTES,
BON-MOTS, STORIES, ETC. IN TWO PARTS.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, 1791. 2 plates.
THE AMERICAN [U. S. arms] MEKCCKT. NUMB. 339. MONDAY, JANUARY 3,
[ — VOL. TIII. NUMB. 390. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2(>, 1791.]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. 1791. fol. AAS. CHS. YC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE: CONTAINING ESSAYS ON AGRI-
CULTURE — COMMERCE MANUFACTURES POLITICS MORALS AND MANNERS.
SKETCHES OP NATIONAL CHARACTERS — NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY — AND BIOG-
RAPHY. LAW INFORMATION — PUBLIC PAPERS — PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS — IN-
TELLIGENCE; MORAL TALES — ANCIENT AND MODERN POETRY, &C. &C. VOL. IX.
FROM JANUARY TO JUNE, 1791.
Philadelphia: C arey, Stewart, & Co. M.DCC.XCI pp.344, 48,40,48.
8VO. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NYHS.
- THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE: CONTAINING ESSAYS ON
AGRICULTURE — COMMERCE — MANUFACTURES — POLITICS — MORALS AND MANNERS.
SKETCHES OP NATIONAL CHARACTERS — NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY — AND BIOG-
RAPHY. LAW INFORMATION PUBLIC PAPERS — PROCEEDINGS OP CONGRESS IN-
TELLIGENCE ; MORAL TALES — ANCIENT AND MODERN POETRY, &C. &C. VOL. X.
FROM JULY TO DECEMBER 1791.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart, and Co. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 308, 36, 48, 44.
8VO. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NYHS.
AMERICAN SPY. VOL. i. NUM. 1. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, [ — NUM. 39. FRIDAY, DE-
CEMBER 30, 1791.]
Lansingburgh : Printed by Silvester Tiffany, (a little south of Douglass'1
Tavern) at twelve shillings per annum. 1791. fol. AAS.
Established by Silvester Tiffany, and continued by him to August, 1792,
when William W. Wands was admitted to partnership, as Tiffany and
Wands. In a short time Tiffany retired, and Wands continued publi-
cation alone into the year 1797, selling his interests before September
of that year to Charles R. Webster, of Albany, who continued publi-
cation certainly to the end of August, 1798.
THE AMERICAN TUTOR'S ASSISTANT; OR, A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM OP PRACTICAL
ARITHMETIC; CONTAINING THE SEVERAL RULES OF THAT USEFUL SCIENCE, CON-
CISELY DEFINED, METHODICALLY ARRANGED AND FULLY EXEMPLIFIED. THK
WHOLE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THE EASY AND REGULAR INSTRUCTION OF
YOUTH IN OUR AMERICAN SCHOOLS: — BY SEVERAL TEACHERS IN AND NEAR PHIL-
ADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Zaehariah Povlson, 1791.
23d Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Znchariah Poulson, as
Proprietor, 22 August, 1791.
AMERICANISCIIER STADT UNO LAND KALENDER AUF DAS 1792STE JAHH CHHISTI,
WELCHES BIN SCHALT-JAHR IST VON 366 TAGEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt und zu haben bey Carl Cist, in der Zweyten-strasse,
Jfo. 104. nah am Eck der Rehs-strasse . [1791.J pp. (44). 4to. LOC.
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23121 AMES' ALMANACK FOR THE YEAH OP OUR LOKD 1792: CALCULATED FOR THE MERID-
IAN OF PORTSMOUTH, NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
[Portsmouth:] Printed [by Charles Peirce] and sold by the Shop-keepers
in the town and country. £1791.]
This issue does not belong to the series of Ames Almanacs, and was is-
sued without authority from Nathaniel Ames. On the last leaf is an
advertisement of Charles Peirce, at the Columbian Book Store, No. 5,
Daniel Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
23122 ANALYSIS OF THE REV. DR. SAMUEL STANHOPE SMITH s SERMON ON THE GUILT AND
FOLLY OF BEING ASHAMED OF RELIGION. TEXT, MARK VIII, 38.
notion: 1791.
23123 ANDERSON, JOHN 1767 - 1835
A DISCOURSE ON THE DIVINE ORDINANCE OF SINGING PSALMS. INTENDED TO PROVE,
i. THAT THE SINGING OF PSALMS is A PART OP THAT SOCIAL OH PUBLICK WORSHIP
WHICH GOD HATH APPOINTED IN HlS WORD. II. THAT THERE ARE PARTS OF THE
SACRED SCRIPTURES ADAPTED TO THE PURPOSE OF SINGING, WHICH OUGHT TO BE
USED IN THE PUBLICK WORSHIP OF THE CHURCH, TILL THE END OF TIME. III. THAT
THE SCRIPTURE SONGS ARE THE ONLY FORMS OF PSALMODY WHICH OUGHT TO BE
USED IN THE SOLEMN AND PUBLICK WORSHIP OF THE CHURCH. IV. TlIAT, IN THE
PUBLICK PRAISES OF THE CHURCH, THE MU8ICK, OR OUTWARD PART, OUGHT TO BE
CONDUCTED WITH DECENCY AND SIMPLICITY; AND IN SUBSERVIENCY TO THE SPIRIT-
UAL PART, WHICH IS CHIEFLY TO BE REGARDED. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN AP-
PENDIX, IN TWO NUMBERS. NO. I. CONTAINS A BRIEF HISTORY OF PSALMODY.
No. ii. CONTAINS A REVIEW OF DR. WATTS'S IMITATION OF THE PSALMS OF
DAVID, AS CORRECTED AND ENLARGED BY JOEL BARLOW. BY JOHN ANDERSON,
MINISTKH OF THE GOSPEL, AND MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No, 52, Second-
Street, the corner of Cliesnul-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 112. 16mo. AAS.
23124 ANDOVER. MASSACHUSETTS. PHILLIPS ACADEMY.
COPY OF TIIE ADDRESS DELIVERED TO THE STUDENTS OF PHILLIPS' ACADEMY, IN
ANDOVER, IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EXAMINATION AND EXHIBITION, ON JULY 18,
1791. [Ornament.]
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Ranle(,for tJie Trustees of said Academy. —
1791. pp. (8). 8vo. MHS. NYPL.
23125 ANDREWS, ROBERT
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. BEING BISSEXTILE
OR LEAP YEAR. CALCULATED TO THE MERIDIAN OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH-CARO-
LINA. WHEREIN ARE CONTAINED, THE LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES,
JUDGMENT OF THE WEATHER, RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN, MOOS, &C. BY
ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO.
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, Printer/or the public. [1791.] pp.
[40.] 12mo. GHS. LOC. NYPL.
The Astronomical calculations, only, are the same in the two Andrews'
Virginia Almanacs of this year.
23126 THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. BEING BISSEX-
TILE, OR LEAP YEAR. AND THE SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BY
ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO. [Thirteen lines.]
Richmond: Printed by T. Nicolson, two doors above the Eagle-Tavern.
[1791.] pp. (48). 16mo. LOC.
Contains. Journey of John Gilpin, linen-draper and captain of the city
train bands. By William Cowper.
incrios
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THE ANNUAL REGISTER AND POLITICAL REPOSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Andrew Brown. 179 1?J
From August to December, Andrew Brown announced that he will
commence the publication of the above at Philadelphia.
THE APOLLO: BEING A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SONGS; INCLUDING A SELECTION OF
MASONIC SONGS, ANTHEMS, ODES, PRELUDES, PROLOGUES, EPILOGUES, TOASTS, &C.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. MDCCXCI. pp. (4), 164.
IGmo. AAS.
THE ARGUS. VOL. vi. NUMBER xxxvi. FRIDAY, JULY 22, [ — FRIDAY, DECEMBEK
30, 1791.]
Massachusetts : Boiton: Printed and published , Tuesdays and Fridays, by
John Howel, opposite the Court-House, in Court-Street. 1791. fol. AAS.
In continuation of The Herald of Freedom. Beginning August 16th, a
cut of a peacock was added to the heading. With the issue of Octo-
ber 25th, Edward Eveleth Powars, succeeded John Howel as publisher
of The Argus.
ARMSTRONG, JOHN 1709 - 1779
THE (ECONOMY OF LOVE: A POETICAL ESSAY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Henry Taylor, 1791.
One thousand copies, in sheets, offered at the sale of Henry Taylor's
estate.
ARNAUD, FRAN90I8 THOMAS MARIE DK BACULARD D' 1718 - 1805
FANNY: OR, THE HAPPY REPENTANCE. FROM THE FRENCH OF M. D'ARNAUD.
[Litchfleld: Printed by Thomas Collier, 1791?]
ASPLUND, JOHN -1807
THE ANNUAL REGISTER OF THE BAPTIST DENOMINATION, IN NORTH- AMERICA ; TO
THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, 1790. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE CHURCHES AND
THEIR CONSTITUTIONS, MINISTERS, MEMBERS, ASSOCIATIONS, THEIR PLAN AND
SENTIMENTS, RULE AND ORDER, PROCEEDINGS AND CORRESPONDENCE. ALSO RE-
MARKS UPON PRACTICAL RELIGION. HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, BY JOHN
ASPLUND. [Preface signed, John Aspluud a Sweed. Southampton County,
Virginia, July 14, 1791.]
[Norfolk: Printed by Prentia & Baxter? 1791.] pp. [57,] [57-67,] [69-
70.] 4tO. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC. NYPL. NYII8.
2nd. Virginia District Copyright. Pages 57 to 67, are usually missing
from copies of this work, and when so found, page 57 ends with index.
The copy in the John Carter Brown Library of Brown University, is
complete, and page 57 is without the index. Pages 69-70, containing
Remarks on the foregoing, were evidently printed by a different press
from the body of the work.
ATKINSON, WILLIAM KING
AN ORATION; DELIVERED AT DOVER, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,
1791. BEING THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
[Eight lines of quotations.] BY WILLIAM KING ATKINSON.
Dover, New- Hampshire: Printed by E. Ladd, near the Court House.
MDCC,XCI. pp. (23). 4to. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS.
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23134 AUSTIN, DAVID, editor. 1760-1831
THE AMEUICAN PREACHER; on, A COLLECTION OF SERMONS PROM SOME OF THE
MOST EMINENT PREACHERS, NOW LIVING, IN THE UNITED STATES, OP DIPPERENT
DENOMINATIONS IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. NEVER BEPORK PUBLISHED. [Edited
by David Austin.] VOLUME i. [ — in.]
Elizabeth-Town, (New-Jersey) Printed by Shepard Kollock, for the Editors
who hold the privilege of Copy-right. M.DCC.XCI. 3 vols. pp. xiv, (9)-396; 403;
416. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. NYHS. NTPL.
New-Jersey District Copyright, issued to David Austin, 22 August,
1791. A fourth volume was printed in New-Haven, in 1793.
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23135 AUSTIN, SAMUEL 1760-1830
DISINTERESTED LOVE, THE ORNAMENT OP THE CHRISTIAN, AND THE DUTY OP MAN.
A SERMON DELIVERED AT NEW-YORK, JUNE 5, 17!)0; . . . AND PUBLISHED IN
COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST OP A NUMBER OP THE HEARERS. [Four lines
from] SHAFTSBURY.
New-York: Printed by Wm. Durell, No. 198, Queen-Street. MDCCXCI.
pp. [32.] 8VO. AAS, BM. HC. JCB. LOC. YC.
23136 THE MANNER IN WHICH THE GOSPEL SHOULD BE HEARD, AND THE IMPORTANCE
OP HEARING IT RIGHTLY, ILLUSTRATED AND URGED, IN A DISCOURSE, PREACHED BY
SAMUEL AUSTIN, M. A. IN WORCESTER, ON THE LORD'S DAY IMMEDIATELY SUC-
CEEDING HIS INSTALLATION SEPTEMBER 29lH, MDCCXC. PUBLISHED IN COMPLI-
ANCE WITH THE REQUEST OP MANY OP THE HEARERS.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by IsaiaU Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp.
32. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. NYPL. YC.
23137 AVERT, DAVID 1746-1818
TWO SERMONS ON THE NATURE AND EVIL OP PROPES80R8 OP RELIGION, NOT BRIDLING
THE TONGUE. BY DAVID AVERY, PASTOR OF A CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN
WRENTHAM. [Six lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed in Boston, by Joseph Bumstead, No. 20, Union-Street. MDCCXCI.
pp. (66). 8VO. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL. YC.
23138 THE BACHELOR'S ADDRESS TO MODESTY.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull. 1791.
23139 BACKUS, ISAAC 1724-1806
AN ANSWER TO MR. WESLEY, ON ELECTION AND FINAL PERSEVERANCE.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53 Cornhill. 1791.
33140 THE INFINITE IMPORTANCE OF THE OBEDIENCE OF FAITH, AND OF A SEPARA-
TION FROM THE WORLD, OPENED AND DEMONSTRATED. By ISAAC BACKUS, PASTOR
OF A CHURCH IN MiDDLEBOROCGii. [Four lines of Scripture texts.] SECOND
EDITION, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53 Cornhill. MDCCXCI.
pp. 31. 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
'•This discourse was first published in 1767, the year in which the law
was made that brought on the American war. It is now revised and
corrected to hold up the living obedience of faith, as our only way of
deliverance and happiness." Middleborough, Feb. 27, 1791.
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BACKUS, CHARLES 1740 - 1803
THE FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF JESUS CHRIST REWARDED. A SERMON, DELIVERED AT
THE ORDINATION OP THE BEV. AZEL BACKO8, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE
CHURCH IN BETHLEM APRIL 6, 1791. BY CHARLES BACKUS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH IN SOMERS.
Litchfield: Printed by Collier and Buel. [1791.] pp. 26. 8vo.
AAS. BM. CHS. HC. JCB. LOC. NTPL. OTS. YC-
BAKER, GARDINER
NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THE LIBERTY TO ACQUAINT nis FRIENDS AND THE
PUBLIC, THAT HE INTENDS TO OFFER HIMSELF AS A CANDIDATE AT THE ENSUING
ELECTION IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, FOR THE OFFICE OF COLLECTOR TO THE THIRD
WARD OF THIS CITY, AGREEABLE TO THE LATE DIVISION. [Eight lines.] GAR-
DINEU HAKER. MAIDEN-LANE, No. 13. NEW- YORK, MAT 24, 1791. BOUND-
ARIES OF THE THIRD WARD. [Ten lines.] [Colophon:]
New-York, Printed by John Harrisson, No. 3, Peck-Slip. [1791.] Broad-
side, fol. NYHS.
BALCH, STEPHEN BLOOMER 1747 - 1833
TWO SERMONS, ON THE CERTAIN AND FINAL PERSEVERANCE OF THE SAINTS. By
STEPHEN BLOOMER BALCH, A. M. PASTOR OF TUB PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION,
GEORGE-TOWN. [Three lines from] PSALM xcn. 12.
George-Town: Printed, for the Author, by M. Day and W. Hancock. M,-
DCC,XCI. PU.
Reprinted, in 1907, in Balch Genealogica.
THE BALTIMORE DAILY REPOSITORY. VOL. I. No. 1. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, [ —
No. (iO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Baltimore: Printed by David Graliam, (it the New Printing-Office, in Cal-
tert-Street, between Market-Street and the Court-House; . . . 1791. 4to. Mdns.
Established by David Graham, as the first daily newspaper published
in Baltimore. In April, 1793, Leonard Yundt, and William Patten
were admitted to a partnership, under their individual names. This
ended iu a disagreement, which culminated October 19th, 1793 — the
last issue of the Repository. Yundt and Patten, establishing on October
28th, The Baltimore Daily Intelligencer.
BANGS. EDWARD - 1818
AN ORATION DELIVERED AT WORCESTER, ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1791. BEING
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES. BY EDWARD
BANGS, ESQ.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp.
16. 4tO. AAS. BM. HC. MHS.
The verso of the title-page contains an Ode, written and delivered by
Oliver Fiske.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE ACTS OF INCORPORATION, BYE-LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS, OF THE BANK
OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Philadelphia: 1791.] pp. (29). 8vo. LOC.
[CIRCULAR DESCRIBING IN DETAIL THE NOTES TO BE ISSUED BY THE BANK,
DATED, PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 81, 1791.
Philadelphia: 1791.] Broadside, fol.
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BANNEKEH, BENJAMIN 1731 - 1806
BENJAMIN BANNEKEK'S PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
ALMANACK AND EPHEMKHIS, FOH THE YEAR OP OUR LOUD, 1792; BEING BISSEX-
TILE, OH LEAP-YEAH, AND THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
WHICH COMMENCED JULY 4, 1776. [Thirteen lines.]
Baltimore: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by William Goddard
and James Angell, at their Printing-Office, in Market - Street, — Sold, also, by Mr.
Joseph Cnikshank, Printer, in Market-Street, and Mr. Daniel Humphreys, Printer,
in South-Front-Slreel, Philadelphia — and by Messrs. Hanson and Bond, Printers,
in Alexandria. [1791.] pp. (48). 12mo. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
The first publication of Benjamin Banneker, a free negro, born in Balti-
more County, fifty-nine years of age at this performance, which he ac-
complished, unaided, from books loaned to him by the Ellicott fam-
ily— themselves remarkable for scientific achievement. The Publish-
er's preface makes clear that in selecting Banneker's calculations for
their Almanac, which they did at the instance of James M'Henry, they
were actuated by a mingled feeling of deference for Mr. M'Henry, and
Mr. David Rittenhouse's opinions, of philanthropy, and for the busi-
ness effect it would have on the sale of the Almanac.
BAPTISMAL HYMNS. SOME OF WHICH ARE NEWLY SELECTED.
Boston: Printed by Edes and Son, No. 7, State-Street. 1791.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN NEW YORK.
MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST CONVENTION MET AT MOUNT PLEASANT, MAY 31 AND
JUNE 1, 1791.
New-York: 1791. 12mo.
— MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A CONVENTION OF BAPTIST CHURCHES, IN
NEW-YORK, OCTOBER 19, 20, AND 31, 1791. IN FORMING THE NEW- YORK ASSO-
CIATION. [Twelve lines of verse from] RIPPON'S SELECTION.
New-York: Printed by William Dwell, No. 19, Queen-Street. M,DCC,-
XCI. pp. 8. 8vo. JCB.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN NORTH CAROLINA.
MINUTES OF THE UNITED BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, FORMERLY CALLED THE KEHUKEE
ASSOCIATION, HOLDEN AT FLAT-SWAMP MEETING-HOUSE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH-
CAROLINA, OCTOBER 1791. [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills. [1791.] pp. 8. 4to. JCB.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN VERMONT.
MINUTES OF THE VERMONT ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION: HOLDEN
AT WALLINGFORD, VERMONT, OCTOBER, 1790.
Printed at Bennington, (Vermont), in the year 1791. By Anthony Has-
well. pp. 8. 8vo. AAS.
BAPTIST CHURCH IN VIRGINIA.
THE MIDDLE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION MET AT CEDAR-CREEK MEETING-HOUSE, MAY,
1791.
Richmond : Printed by Augustine Datis, Printer for the public. [179 1 .] 8vo.
MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST COMMITTEE HELD AT NUCKOL'S MEETING-HOUSE, IN
THE COUNTY OF GOOCHLAND, MAY, 1791.
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon. 1791. 8vo.
BARD, JOHN 1716 - 1799
A LETTER FROM JOHN BARD TO THE AUTHOR OF THOUGHTS ON THE DISPENSARY.
New-York: 1791. NYHS.
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BAKTLET, J.
THK GENTLEMAN'S POCKET-FARRIER, SHOWING HOW TO USE YOUR HOUSE ON A
JOURNBT, AND WHAT REMEDIES ARE PROPER FOR COMMON ACCIDENTS, THAT MAY
BliFALL HIM ON THE ROAD, WITH A COPPER-PLATE, SHOWING THE AGE OF A HORSE
BY HIS TEETH. THE REMEDIES THIS LITTLE TRACT PRESCRIBES, ARE SIMPLE, AND
EASILY OBTAINED, AND NEVER FAIL OF A CURE, WHEN THE DISORDER IS CURABLE;
AND NO MAN WHO VALUES HIS HORSE, SHOULD TRAVEL WITHOUT IT.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spotswood, 1791.
BARTON, WILLIAM 1739 - 1823
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROGRESS OF POPULATION, AND THE PROBABILITIES OF THE
DURATION OF HUMAN LIFE, IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. READ BEFORE
THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, FOR PRO-
MOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. BY WlLLIAM BARTON, M. A.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by B. Aitken & Son. M.D.CC.XCI. pp. (2), 38.
4tO. BA. 8GO.
BARTRAM, WILLIAM 1738 - 1823
TRAVELS THROUGH NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, EAST & WEST FLORIDA,
THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY, THE EXTENSIVE TERRITORIES OF THE MUSCOGULGES,
OH CKEEK CONFEDERACY, AND THE COUNTRY OF THE CHACTAWS; CONTAINING AN
ACCOUNT OF THE SOIL AND NATURAL PRODUCTIONS OF THOSE REGIONS, TOGETHER
WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANNERS OF THE INDIANS. EMBELLISHED WITH
COPPER-PLATES. BY WlLLIAM BARTRAM.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed by James & Johnson. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (2), xxxiv,
522, portrait of Mico Chlucco, map, 7 plates. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM.JCB. LOC. NYPL.
Second, title : AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSONS, MANNERS, CUSTOMS AND GOVERNMENT
OF THE MUSCOGULGES OR CREEKS, CHEROKEES, CHACTAWS, &c. ABORIGINES OF
THE CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA. BY WlLLIAM BARTHAM.
Philadelphia: Printed by J times & Johnson. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (2), 483-522.
24th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to William Barton, as
Author, 26 August, 1791. Reprinted in London in 1792, and 1794; in
Dublin in 1793; in a German translation in Berlin in 1793; in a Dutch
translation, 1794-7; and, in a French translation, in Paris, in 1799,
and in 1801.
TRAVELS THROUGH NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, EAST AND
WEST FLORIDA, THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY, THE EXTENSIVE TERRITORIES OF THE
MUSCOGULGES, on CREEK CONFEDERACY, AND THE COUNTRY OF THE CHACTAWS;
CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE SOIL AND NATURAL PRODUCTIONS OF THOSE RE-
GIONS, TOGETHER WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANNERS OF THE INDIANS. EM-
BELLISHED WITH COPPER-PLATES. BY WlLLIAM BARTRAM.
Philadelphia: Printed by James & Johnson. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (2), xxxiv,
522, portrait of Mico Chlucco, map, 7 plates. 8vo. NYPL.
Second title: AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSONS, MANNERS, CUSTOMS AND GOVERN-
MENT OF THE MUSCOGULGES OR CREEKS, CHEROKEES CHACTAWS, &c. ABOR-
IGINES OF THE CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA. BY WlLLIAM BARTRAM.
Philadelphia: Printed by James & Johnson. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (2), 483-522.
Except for slight differences in its title-page, and the omission of the
notice of Copyright on the verso, this impression is identical with the
preceding. It would be interesting to learn of any other copies of
this work, with these peculiarities. The reprinted title-page is of a
slightly different color and quality of paper, and may be the singular
work of some collector, or dealer, to complete a defective copy. This
particular copy is from the Library of Theodorus Bailey Myers pre-
sented to the New York Public Library by his family in 1899.
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BAXTER, RICHARD 1615-1691
THE SAINTS EVERLASTING BEST: OK, A TREATISE OF THE BLESSED STATE OK THE
SAINTS IN THEIR ENJOYMENT OP GOD IN GLORY: EXTRACTED PROM THE WORKS OP
MR. RICHARD BAXTER, BY JOHN WESLEY, M. A. LATE PELLOW OP LINCOLN COL-
LEGE, OXFORD.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesnut Street, and sold
by John Dickins, No. 182, Race Street, near Sixth Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 399,
(1). 16mo. AAS.
BAYLEY, RICHARD 1745 - 1801
A LETTER TO DR. JOHN BARD, IN ANSWER TO A PART OP HIS LETTER, ADDRESSED
TO THE AUTHOR OP THOUGHTS ON THE DISPENSARY.
New-York: 1791. Ntns.
BEERS, ANDREW 1749 - 1824
BKEUS'S ALMANACK AND EPIIEMERIS OP THE MOTION OP THE SUN AND MOON; THE
TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING
OP THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP
YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Nine lilies.] BY
ANDREW BEERS, PUILOM.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo.
AAS. CHS. LOG.
GLORI GREENLEAF'S NEW- YORK, CONNECTICUT, a NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK,
OR DIARY, WITH AN EPHEMERIS; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792; [Fourteen
lines, with cut.]
Printed at New-York— By Thomas Oreenleaf, for M,DCC,XCII. [1791.]
[Price 30s the gross, 3s the dozen, and 6d single.] a Mundi pp. [48.] 12mo. NYPL.
BEERS, WILLIAM PITT 1766-1810
AN ADDRESS TO THE LEGISLATURE AND PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ON
THE SUBJECT OP DIVIDING THE STATE, INTO DISTRICTS FOR THE ELECTION OF
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. BY A ClTIZEN OF CONNECTICUT.
New-Haven: Printed by T. & S. Green, 1791. pp. (37). 8vo.
AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL. YC.
BELKNAP, JEREMY 1744-1798
THE HISTORY OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE. VOLUME n. COMPREHENDING THE EVENTS
OF SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS, FROM MDCCXV TO MDCCXC. ILLUSTRATED BY A MAP. By
JEREMY BELKNAP, A. M. MEMBER OP THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY IN PHILA-
DELPHIA, AND OP THE ACADEMY OP ARTS AND SCIENCES IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Printed at Boston, for the Author, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. An-
drews, Faust's Statue, No, 45, Newbury- Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 493, (1), map.
8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYH8. NYPL.
The first volume was printed at Philadelphia in 1784; and the third at
Boston in 1792, when the first was also reprinted. The title of the
map is: A New Map of New-Hampshire, by Jeremy Belknap, 1791.
Engraved by S. Hill. 17th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued
to Jeremy Belknap, as Author, 31 August, 1791.
— : — PROPOSAL OF JOSEPH BELKNAP AND ALEXANDER YOUNG FOR PRINTING A
WEEKLY PAPER, TO BE ENTITLED THE AMERICAN APOLLO, CONTAINING THE PUB-
LICATIONS OP THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. . . .
Boston: 1791. pp. 4, (1). 8vo.
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BELL, BENJAMIN 1749 - 1806
A SYSTEM OP SURGERY. By BENJAMIN BELL. [Four lines.] IN FOUR VOLUMES.
ILLUSTRATED WITH ONE HUNDRED COPPER- PLATES. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDI-
TION, CORRECTED. VOL. I.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp.
454, (1), 21 plates. 8vo. RIMS. soo.
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- — A SYSTEM OF SURGERY. . . . VOL. n [— iv.J
Printed at Boston, by Thomiix and Andrews. 1791. 3 vols.
plates; 391, 31 plates; 300, 30 plates. 8vo.
pp. 392, 17
RIMS. SCO.
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- A SYSTEM OF SURGERY. EXTRACTED FROM THE WORKS OF BENJAMIN BELL OF
EDINBURGH: BY NICHOLAS B. WATERS, M. D. FELLOW OF THE COLLEGE OF PHY-
SICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA, AND ONE OF THE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS TO THE
PHILADELPHIA DISPENSARY. ILLUSTRATED WITH NOTES [by John Jones, M. D.]
AND COPPER PLATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, 1791. pp. viii, 570, 29,12 plates.
8VO. BM. SCO.
21st Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Thomas Dobson, as
Proprietor, 19 August, 1791.
- A TREATISE ON THE THEORY AND MANAGEMENT OF ULCERS: WITH A DISSERTA-
TION ON WHITE SWELLINGS OF THE JOINTS. To WHICH IS PREFIXED, AN ESSAY ON
THE CHIRURGICAL TREATMENT OF INFLAMMATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. BY
BENJAMIN BELL, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, ONE OF THE
SURGEONS TO THE ROYAL INFIRMARY, FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDIN-
BURGH.
Boston: Printed by I. Tfwmas & E. T. Andrews, 1791. pp. xv, 17 — 295,
plate. 8vo. RIMS. SGO.
BELL, BENJAMIN 1752 - 1836
THE NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF A PURE PEACE ILLUSTRATED ; AND THE MEANS BY
WHICH IT MAY BE OBTAINED AND CULTIVATED, SHOWN, AND URGED, IN A DIS-
COURSE ON ROMANS, xiv: 17. DELIVERED BEFORE SEVERAL MEMBERS OF BOTH
HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF VERMONT, DURING THEIR SESSION
IN WINDSOR, OCTOBER, 1791. PUBLISHED AT THEIR PARTICULAR DESIRE. BY
BENJAMIN BELL, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN WINDSOR AND CORNISH. . . .
Printed at Windsor by Alden Spooner. [1791.] pp. 19. 8vo. AAS.JCB. LOC.
This is not an official Vermont election sermon.
BEND, JOSEPH GROVE JOHN 1762 - 1812
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BALTIMORE, ON SUNDAY, JUNE
19TH, 1791. BY JOSEPH BEND, A. M.
Baltimore: Printed by David Graham, 1791.
Recognizing the relationship subsisting between the congregation and
the author; in consequence of his recent election to the office of rec-
tor of said church.
23174
- A VALEDICTORY DISCOURSE, PREACHED IN CHRIST-CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S,
PHILADELPHIA, ON SUNDAY, THE THIRD OF JULY, 1791. BY JOSEPH BEND, A. M.
LATE ASSISTANT-MINISTER OF THE ABOVE CHURCHES AND NOW RECTOR OF ST.
PAUL'S, BALTIMORE.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, 1791.
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BENEZET, ANTHONY 1713-1784
KOKZEH BEKICHT VON DEN LEUTEN, DIE MAN QUAKER NENNET; IIIREM URSPRUNG,
IHREU RELNSIONSGRUNDEN, UNO VON IHKER NEJDERLASSUNG IN AMERICA.
MEISTENTIIEILS AUS VEUSCHIEDENEN AUTORES ZUSAMMEN GEGOGEN, ZUM UN-
TERRICHT ALLER AUFRICHTIGEN NACHFORSCHER, UNO INSONDERHEIT FUR AUS-
LANDER. DURCH ANTON BENEZET. AuS DEM ENGLISCHEN UBEKSETZT.
Philadelphia: Gedrvekt bey Carl Cist, Num. 104, in der Ziceylen-Strasge,
nahe am Eck der Eehs-Strasse. 1791. pp. [36.] 12mo. AAS. NYFL.
BENNET, JOHN
LETTERS TO A YOUNG LADY, ON A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND INTERESTING SUBJECTS :
CALCULATED TO IMPROVE THE HEART, TO FORM THE MANNERS, AND ENLIGHTEN
THE UNDERSTANDING. "THAT ODR DAUGHTERS MAY BE AS POLISHED CORNERS OF
THE TEMPLE." BY THE REV. JOHN BENNET, AUTHOR OF STRICTURES ON FEMALE
EDUCATION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin, 1791. 2 vols. in one. 12mo.
BENTLEY, WILLIAM 1758-1819
A SERMON, DELIVERED IN THE EAST MEETING-HOUSE, SALEM, ON SUNDAY MORNING,
MARCH 13: OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF JONATHAN GARDNER, ESQ. MASTER OF
THE MARINE SOCIETY IN SALEM; WHO DIED MARCH 2, 1791, AET. 63. BY WIL-
LIAM BENTLEY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN SALEM.
Printed at Salem, by Thomas C. CusUny. MDCCXCI. pp. 32. 8vo.
AAS. BA. JBM. HC. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
BERRIDGE, JOHN 1716-1793
THE CHRISTIAN WORLD UNMASKED. PRAY COME AND PEEP. BY JOHN BERRIDGE,
A. M. LATE FELLOW OF CLARE-HALL, CAMBRIDGE; AND CHAPLAIN TO THE RIGHT
HON. THE EARL OF BUCHAN. [Three lines of Scripture texts.]
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, 2fc. 52, Second-
street, the corner of Chemut-itreet. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 237, (3). 12mo. AAS.
Contains, a list of American editions sold by William Young.
BESCHRIEBUNG EINER UNGEHEMEN GHOSSEN SCHLANGE, ANACONDA GENANNT.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt? bey Johann Zeller, 89 Race-Street. 1791.
BIBLIA.
THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED OUT
OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY
COMPARED AND REVISED.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1791. 12mo.
THE SELF-INTERPRETING BIBLE: CONTAINING THE SACRED TEXT OF THE OLD
AND NEW TESTAMENTS. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH
THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. To WHICH
ARE ANNEXED, MARGINAL REFERENCES AND ILLUSTRATIONS, AN EXACT SUMMARY
OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, A PARAPHRASE ON THE MOST OBSCURE OR IMPORTANT
PARTS, AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENTS OF EACH CHAPTER, EXPLANATORY NOTES,
AND EVANGELICAL REFLECTIONS. BY THE LATE REVEREND JOHN BROWN, MIN-
ISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON. [Five lines of Scripture texts.] [Parts
XIV.— XXXIV.J
New-York: Printed by Hodge and Campbell, 1791.
• THE HOLY BIBLE ABRIDGED: OR, THE HISTORY OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTA-
MENT. ILLUSTRATED WITH NOTES, AND ADORNED WITH CUTS. FOR THE USE OF
CHILDREN.
Sagg-Harbour, Printed by David Frothingham, 1791.
Advertised September 13, 1791, as "Now printing and in a short time
ready for sale."
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BIBLIA, continued
TUB HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED
OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENT-
LY COMPARED AND REVISED. [VOL. I.]
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, No. 52, Second, the corner of Che.s-
nut-Street. M,DCC,XCI. 2 vols. pp. (1202); (360). 18mo. AAS. i.cr. NYPL.
Second title,: THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS:
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. [VOL. II.]
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, No. 52, Second, the corner of Ches-
nut-Street. M,DCC,XCI. (unpaged).
Following Proverbs, which ends the first volume, and the Tables,
which end the second volume, are copies of The Psalms of David in
metre, without title, and, unpaged, both with the Colophon: Philadel-
phia: Printed by William Young, No. 52, Second-Street, the corner of
Chesnut-Street. 'M,DCC,XCIII.
Third title: THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JKSUS CHRIST,
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Youn/j, No. 52, Second, the corner of Ches-
nut-Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (360).
In two states: "a few copies on fine paper." Unpaged. With successive
signatures to the Old Testament of 1791, with which it is found bound.
"An accurate American edition, in pocket size, is now in press."
23184
THB HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED
OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENT-
LY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Trenton: Printed and fold by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (1160).
4tO. NYPL.
Second title: PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS, ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS,
ILLUSTRATING THE CHAPTERS, A VERY FEW EXCEPTED, IN THEIR ORDER, WITH
ARGUMENTS TO THE DIFFERENT BOOKS. Br THE REVEREND MR. OSTERVALD,
PROFESSOR OF DIVINITY, AND ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE CHURCH AT NEUF-
CHATEL IN SWITZERLAND.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (2), 154.
Ihird title: THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE GREEK: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILI-
GENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XCI. unpaged.
Fourth title: A BRIEF CONCORDANCE OR TABLE TO THE BIBLE OF THE LAST
TRANSLATION: SERVING FOR THE MORE EASY FINDING OUT OF THE MOST USEFUL
PLACES THEREIN CONTAINED. CAREFULLY PERUSED AND ENLARGED BY JOHN
DOWNAME, B. A. [One line from] PSALM cxix. 105.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XC. pp. (2). 70.
This "highly creditable specimen of typography," is sometimes found
bound in two volumes. Other copies are without Ostervald's Practi-
cal observations, which was left out owing to objections by the Bap-
tist Associations. And some copies are without the Apocrypha. The
Address to the reader is by John Witherspoon. It is said to contain
only two typographical errors — one in Luke's description of the Cruci-
fixion "and there were also two other malefactors led with him."
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23185 — THE HOLT BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TOGETHER
WITH THE APOCRYPHA: TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH
THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY THE SPECIAL
COMMAND OF KlNG JAMES I, OK ENGLAND. WlTH MARGINAL NOTES AND REFER-
ENCES. To WHICH ARE ADDED, AN INDEX, AND AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF ALL
THE NAMES IN THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, WITH THEIR SIGNIFICATIONS.
United States of America . Printed at the Press in Worcester, Massachusetts,
by Isaiah Thomas. Sold by him in Worcester; mid by him and Company, at
Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. 1310, 48 plates;
89. 4tO. AAS. LCP. NYPL.
Second title : THE OLD TESTAMENT, TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL HF.BREW,
AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. TO-
GETHER WITH THE APOCRYPHA. DONE BY THE SPECIAL COMMAND OF HIS MAJ-
ESTY KING JAMES I, OF ENGLAND. [One line of Hebrew text from Genesis n.
17. in ornamental border.]
United States of America. Printed at tlie Press in Worcester, Massachusetts,
by Isaiah Thomas. Sold by him in Worcester. Sold also by said Thomas, and An-
drews, at Fnust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. (2),
(9) — 1014, plates.
Colophon: Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCXCI.
Third title: THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGKNTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY THE SPECIAL COMMAND OF HIS
MAJESTY KING JAMES i, OF ENGLAND. [Two lines of Greek text from i Cor. xv.
22, in ornamental border.]
United States of America. Printed at the Press in Worcester, Massachusetts,
by Isaiah Thumas. Sold by him in Worcester. Sold also by said Thomas, and
Andrew*, at Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. (2),
(2), (1019)-1276. plates.
Colophon : This royal quarto edition of the Bible, and likewise one
in folio, with fifty copper plates, were printed by Isaiah Thomas, at
Worcester, Massachusetts, MDCCXCI.
Fourth title : A BRIEF CONCORDANCE TO THE HOLY SCRIPTURES OF THE OLD AND
NEW TESTAMENTS: BY WHICH ALL, OR MOST, OF THE PRINCIPAL TEXTS OF SCRIP-
TURE MAY BE EASILY FOUND OUT. REVISED AND CORRECTED. By JOHN BROWN,
LATE MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON, IN SCOTLAND. [Two lines Of
Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Book-
store in Worcester, and by him and Company in Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. 89.
The Index, and An Alphabetical table of proper names, occupy pages
1277-1310. When bound in two volumes, the division occurs after
page 824. This quarto edition is printed in double columns, with or-
namental letters at the beginning of the divisions only ; and was supplied
to subscribers in three forms: one with forty-eight copperplates, and
Concordance; one without plates, but with Concordance; and one
without plates, or Concordance. The proof examination was the work
of the Reverend Joseph Avery, of Holden, Massachusetts.
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BIBLIA, continued.
TUB HOLT BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS ; .WITH THE
APOCRYPHA. TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH THE FOR-
MER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY THE SPECIAL COM-
MAND OF KING JAMES i, OF ENGLAND. WITH AN INDEX. APPOINTED TO BE
BEAD IN CHURCHES. VOL. I. [ II.]
United States of America. Printed at the Press in Worcester, Massachu-
setts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold by Mm in Worcester; and by him and Company, at
Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Boston. MDCCXCI. 2 vols. pp. (2), (2),
460, (2), 401-1012, 50 plate;,, fol. AAS. BO. HC. NYPL.
Second title: THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS:
•WITH THE APOCRYPHA. TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH
THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY THE SPECIAL
COMMAND OF KlNG JAMES I, OF ENGLAND. WlTH AN INDEX. APPOINTED TO BE
READ IN CHURCHES. VOL. II.
United States of America. Printed at the Press in Worcester, Massachu-
setts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold by him in Worcester; and by him and Company, at
Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. (2), 461-786.
Colophons: At foot of page 635: The end of the Prophets. Printed at
Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXCI. At foot of
page 780: This folio edition of the Bible, and one in royal quarto,
were printed by Isaiah Thomas, at Worcester, Massachusetts, in the year
MDCCXCI. Both are enclosed in ornamental borders.
Third title : THH NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK, AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY THE SPECIAL COMMAND OF KlNG
JAMES i, OF ENGLAND. TOGETHER WITH AN INDEX TO THE HOLY BIBLE. AP-
POINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES.
United States of America. Printed at the Press in Worcester, Massachu-
setts, by Isaiah Thomas. Soldbyhim in Worcester; and by him and Company, at
Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. (2), 789-1012.
There are a number of variants among the issues of these handsome vol-
umes. The copies in two volumes, as above, are printed on handmade
paper of heavier quality than the one volume issues, and have three
title pages, while the latter have only two — a general title page and the
New Testament title — with no directions to the binderorlist of plates.
In the two volume issues these sometimes follow the title of the first
volume, and sometimes are found at the end of the second volume. In
some copies of the one volume edition the plates are omitted. In all
issues three wood cuts mark the first pages of the Old Testament, the
New Testament, and the Apocrypha, with ornamental letters begin-
ning each IJook; and the catch word "An" appears at the foot of page
1012 — indicating an apparently abandoned intention of following the
text, as in the quarto edition, with An Alphabetical table of proper
names. The fifty copper plates are all executed by American engrav-
ers: Joseph H. Seymour, of Philadelphia; Amos Doolittle, of New
Haven; and Samuel Hill, and H. Norman, of Boston. The proof re-
vision was principally made by the Reverend Aaron Bancroft, and the
Reverend Samuel Austin, and to insure accuracy, comparison was made
with at least eight editions printed at different times and places.
iOOTION
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23187 BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
A NEW VERSION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID, PITTKD TO THE TUNES USED IN
CHUUCHES. By N. BRADY, D. D. LATE CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY, AND N. TATE,
ESQ.; LATE POET LAUREAT TO HIS MAJESTY. WlTH HYMNS.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, MDCCXCI. pp. 358. 12mo. HC.
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23188 DOCTOR WATTS'S IMITATION OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID, CORRECTED AND EN-
LARGED. BY JOEL BARLOW. To WHICH is ADDED A COLLECTION OF HYMNS; THE
WHOLE APPLIED TO THE STATE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN GENERAL. THE
THIRD EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Ooodwin, 1791.
23189 — DOCTOR WATTS'S IMITATION OF THE PSALMS OP DAVID, CORRECTED AND
ENLARGED, BY JOEL BARLOW. To WHICH IS ADDED A COLLECTION OF HYMNS;
THE WHOLE APPLIED TO THE STATE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN GENERAL. THE
FOURTH EDITION. LUKE xxiv. [Two lines.]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [With a privilege of copy-right.]
[1791.] pp. 169 [sic 269], (18), 289-332. 24mo. BM. BU. NYPL.
23190 DOCTOR WATTS'S IMITATION OP THE PSALMS OF DAVID, CORRECTED AND
ENLARGED, BY JOEL BARLOW. ADAPTED TO THE STATE OP THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH IN GENERAL. ALSO, HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS. BY I. WATTS, D. D.
New-York: Printed by W. Durell, M,DCC,XCI. 12mo.
23191 THE PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSION OF
THE PSALMS OP DAVID. ALLOWED, BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OP NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock, M.DCC.XCI. pp. 314, (10).
18nio. LOC.
23192 THE PSALMS OP DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. TOGETHER WITH HYMNS,
AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS. I. COLLECTED PROM THE SCRIPTURES.
ii. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S SUPPER.
WlTH INDEXES AND TABLES COMPLETE. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D. [Six lines of
quotations.]
Printed at Boston, by I. TJiomas and E. 1. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street, MDCCXCI. pp. 227, (1). 4to. JCB. NYPL.
23193 — 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 J. W. Folsom,for D. West, Marlboro' -Street. B. Lar-
kin, and E. Larkin, in Corn/nil. MDCCXCI. pp. 300, 252. 12mo. AAS
A reprint of Mycall's revision of 1781.
Second title: HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS. IN THREE BOOKS, i. COLLECTED
PROM THE SCRIPTURES, n. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED
FOR THE LORD'S SUPPER. BY I. WATTS, D. D. [Six lines of quotations.]
Boston : Printed by J. W. Folsom, far D. West, Marttorough-Strtet, and
E. Larkin, in Cornhill. MDCCXCI. pp. 252.
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AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIA, PSAI.MS, continued.
THE PSALMS OP DAVID IN METRE: NEWLY TKANSLATKD AND DILIGENTLY COM-
PARED WITH THE ORIGINAL TEXT, AND FORMER TRANSLATIONS: MORE PLAIN,
SMOOTH, AND AGREEABLE TO THE TEXT, THAN ANY HERETOFORE. ALLOWED BY
THE AUTHORITY OF THK GENERAL- ASSEMBLY OF THE KlRK OF SCOTLAND, AND
APPOINTED TO BE 8UNO IN CONGREGATIONS AND FAMILIES. REPRINTED, AT THE
REQUEST OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION OF CARLISLE, AND CAREFULLY
COMPARED WITH THE ORIGINAL.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline, 1791.
23198
23199
23201
23202
DEK PSALTER DBS KONIGS UND PROPHETEN DAVIDS, . . .
Lancaster: Gedruckt bey Albreeht & Comp. 1791. pp. 152. 12mo.
— DER PSALTER DBS KONIGS UND PROPHETEN DAVIDS, u. s. w.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Ci»t, 1791. pp. 251. 12mo.
LCP.
— DAS KLEINS DAVIDISCHE PSALTERSPIEL DER KINDER ZIONS, VON AI.TEN UND
NEUEN AUSERLESENEN GEISTES GESANGEN, ALLEN WAHREN HEILS — BEGIERIGEN
SAULINGEN DER WEISHEIT, INSONDEKHEIT ABER DENEN GEMEINDEN DBS HERUN,
ZUM DlENST UND GEBRAUCH MIT FLEISS ZUSAMMEN GETRAGEN IN GEGENWARTIG-
BELIEBIGER FORM UND ORDNUNG. NEBST EINEM DREY8ACHEN, DARZU NUTZ-
LICHEN UND DEK MATERIEN HALBEN NOTHIGEN REGISTER. ZUM SECHSTEN MAL
ANS LIGHT GEGEBEN.
Chesnuthill, ffedruckt bey Samuel Saur, 1791. Published us the law directs.
pp. (2), (4), 572, (22). 8vo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
8th Pennsylvania District Copyright, and 1st German Copyright,issued
to Samuel Sower, as Proprietor, 16 September, 1790.
DER HUNDERT UND NEUNZEIINTE PSALM, GENAU NACH DER GHUNDSPRACHE
UBERSETZT, VON JOHANN CHRI8TOPH KuNZE.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Melchior Steiner, 1791. 8vo. HC.
BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. APOCRYPHA.
TESTAMENT UND ABSCHRIFT DER ZWOLF PATRIARCHEN DEK SOHNEN JACOBS, u. s. w.
Lancaster: Gedruckt bey Jacob Bailey, 1791. pp.113. 12mo.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, NEWLY TRANS-
LATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK ; AND WITH THE FORMElt TRANSLATIONS DILI-
GENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. [Ornament.]
Newbury-Port: Printed and sold by John Myeall. [1791.] unpaged. 12mo.
The following error has been noted: I Tim. iv. 16. "Take heed unto
thyself, and unto thy doctrine."
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, NEWLY
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by John M'Culloch. [1791.] 12mo.
- DAS NEUE TESTAMENT UNSEHS HEHRN UND HEYLANDES JKSU CHRISTI, NACH
DER DEUTSCHEN UEBEKSETZUNG D. MARTIN LUTHERS, MIT KURZEM INHALT
BINES JEDEN CAPITEI.8, UND VOLLSTANDIGEH ANWEI8UNG GI.EICHER ScHRIFT-
STELLEN. WIE AUCH ALLER SONN-UND FEST-TAGEN EVANGEI.IEN UND EPISTKLN.
EltSTE AUFI.AGE.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist, Num. 104, in der Zweylen-Strasne.
1791. pp. (4), 525, (3). 12mo. AAS.
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BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT. APOCRYPHA.
EVANGELIUM NlCODEMI, ODER IIlSTORISCIIER BERICHT VON DEM LEBEN JESU
CHBIBTI WELCHES NICODEMUS, BIN RABBI, u. s. w. BESCHRIEBEN.
Lancaster: Oedruckt bey Jacob Bailey, 1791. pp.95. 12mo.
BICKERSTAFFE, ISAAC 1735 - 1787
THOMAS AND SALLY; OR, THE SAILOR'S RETURN. A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Philadelphia : Printed by Henry Taylor, 1791.
One thousand copies, in sheets, offered at the sale of Henry Taylor's
estate.
BIDDLE, CLEMENT
THE PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BY CLEMENT BIDDLE.
Philadelphia : Printed by James & Johnson, No. 147, High-Street, for the
Editor. M,DCC,XCI. pp. xviii, (1), 187, (1). 8vo. AAS. HC. HSP. LCP.
18th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Clement Biddle, as
Author, 18 March, 1791. Contains twelve pages of "Information con-
cerning the City of Philadelphia."
BINGHAM, CALEB 1757-1819
THE YOONG LADY'S ACCIDENCE: OR, A SHORT AND EASY INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH
GRAMMAR. DESIGNED, PRINCIPALLY, FOR THE USE OP YOUNG LEARNERS, MORE
ESPECIALLY THOSE OP THE FAIR SEX, THOUGH PROPER POR EITHER. BY CALEB
BINGHAM, A. M. [Two lines of versej THE PIFTH EDITION, CORRECTED. [Pub-
lished according to Act of Congress.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, at Faust'f Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI.
23207
1763-1844
BY JOHN PAUL MAR-
23208
23209
23210
BISHOP, ABRAHAM
THE TRIUMPH OP TRUTH. — HISTORY AND VISIONS OP CLIO.
TIN, A. M. M. s. s. [Six lines of quotations. Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebeneier T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No. 45 Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 62. 8vo.
AAS. BM. BPL. HC. JOB. LOC. NTPL. PPL. YC.
BISSETT, JOHN 1763 - 1810
A SERMON DELIVERED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BALTIMORE, ON THE 19TH OP JUNE
(TRINITY SUNDAY) 1791. WITH AN APPENDIX.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at t?ie Stone-House, No. 41, South
Second-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (22), (17). 8vo. CLS. JCB. NYHS.
BLAIR, HUGH 1718-1800
SERMONS, BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D. ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE HIGH CHURCH, AND
PROFESSOR OP RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTRE8 IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDIN-
BURGH. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, FROM THE SEVENTEENTH LONDON EDI-
TION. VOLUME THE FIRST. [ — SECOND.]
Philadelphia: Printed by and for W. Spotswood, and Carey, Stewart and
Co. M,DCC,XCI. 2 vols. pp. 342, iv, (2); 360. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
A third volume was published by Mathew Carey, in Philadelphia, 1794.
BLAIR, ROBERT 1699 - 1747
THE GRAVE. A POEM. BY ROBERT BLAIR. [One line from] JOB. To WHICH
is ADDED, AN ELEGY, WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCH-YARD. BY MB. GRAY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. [32.]
12mo.
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THE BLOODY REGISTER. No. v.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, near Liberty -stump. 1701.
BLUNDELL, JAMES
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION, ON THE DYSENTERY.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, 1791. pp. 84. 8vo. SQO.
BOOTH, ABRAHAM 1734 - 1806
AN ESSAY ON THE KINGDOM OP CHRIST. BY ABRAHAM BOOTH. [Two lines from]
PSALM cxlv. n.
New-fork: Printed and sold by W. Durell, at his Book-Store and Printing-
Office, No. 198, Queen- Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 128, (4). 12mo. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
BOSTON, DECEMBER 19. MELANCHOLY ACCOUNT RESPECTING THE WESTERN ARMY.
[Six columns.]
[Boston:] Printed by B. Edes & Son. [1791.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. BOSTON TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
THE CONSTITUTION OP THE BOSTON TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
[Boston: PrintedbyBenjaminRusse.il.] MDCCXCI. pp.19, (1). 12mo.
AAS. BA. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL. CONTAINING THE
LATEST OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [MottO.] NO. 1892. MONDAY,
JANUARY 8, [ — No. 1943. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1791.]
Printed by Benjamin Edes and Son, No. 7, State-Street, Boston. 1791.
fol. AAS. I.OC. MHS. NYPL.
BRADFORD, EBENEZER 1746 - 1801
THE DEPRAVITY OP HUMAN NATURE ILLUSTRATED. A SERMON DELIVERED AT
ROWLEY, JULY 5, 1789, BY EBENEZER BRADFORD, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN ROWLEY. PUBLISHED BY DESIRE.
Newburyport. Printed and sold by John Mycall. MDCCXCI. pp. 24.
8vo. AAS.
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OP THE REVEREND NATHANIEL
HOWE, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN HOPKINTON, OCTOBER 5,
1789 [sz'c 1791.] BY EBENEZER BRADFORD, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH
IN ROWLEY.
Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall. MDCCXCI. pp. (30). 8vo.
AAS. JCB. NYPL.
The error in date is corrected in a single line of errata on the last page.
23219
23220
- THE FAITHFULNESS OP A MINISTER OF JESUS CHRIST ILLUSTRATED. A SER-
MON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND MOSES BRADFORD TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN FRANCIS-TOWN, SEPTEMBER 8, 1790. BY
EBENEZER BRADFORD, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN ROWLEY. PUB-
LISHED BY DESIRE.
Newburyport: Printed and told by John Mycall. MDCCXCI. pp. 32.
8VO. JCB. NYPL.
- THE QUALIFICATIONS, COMMISSION AND WORK OF AN AMBASSADOR FOR CHRIST,
ILLUSTRATED. A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. NA-
THANIEL LAMBERT, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OP THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN NEW-
BURY, IN THE STATE OP VERMONT, NOVEMBER 17TH, 1790. BY EBENEZER
BRADFORD, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN ROWLY [*fc.]
Printed at Windsor,Vermont, by Alden Spooner, MDCCXCI.pp.18.8vo.JCB.
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23221 BRADMAN, ARTHUR
A NARRATIVE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY SUFFERINGS OF MR. ROBERT FORBES, HIS
WIFE, AND FIVE CHILDREN, DDRINO AN UNFORTUNATE JOURNEY THROUGH THE
WILDERNESS, FROM CANADA TO KENNEBECK RlVER IN THE YEAR 1784: IN WHICH
THHBE OF THEIR CHILDREN WERE STARVED TO DEATH. (TAKEN PARTLY FROM
THEIR OWN MOUTHS AND PARTLY FROM AN IMPERFECT JOURNAL; AND PUBLISHED
AT THEIR REQUEST.) BY ARTHUR BltADMAN.
Portland: Printed at Thomas Baker Wait's Office. MDCCXCI. Price nine
pence, pp. 18. 16mo. AAS.
Reprinted in Windsor, Vermont, in 1792; and in Philadelphia in 1794.
23222 BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, JACQUES PIERRE 1754 - 1793
A DISCOURSE UPON THE QUESTION WHETHER THE KING SHALL BE TRIED? DELIV-
EUED BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF THE KRIKNDS OF THE CONSTITUTION AT PARIS, AT
A MEETING JULY 10, 1791. By J. P. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, MEMBER OF THAT
SOCIETY: TRANSLATED BY P. J. G. DE NANCREDE, PRECEPTOR OF THE FRENCH
LANGUAGE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by J. Belknap and A. Young. Sold at their Printing-
Offlce, No. 34, Newbury Street, and by the Bookseller gin town and country. MDCC-
XCI. pp. 34. 12mO. AA8. BA. BM. HC. LOG. MHS. NYIIS.
23223 BROOKE, FRANCES MOORE 1745 - 1789
ROSINA OR, LOVE IN A COTTAGE ; A COMIC OPERA IN TWO ACTS. As PERFORMED
WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE, BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Ilenry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 36.
18mo. AAS.
23224| BROOKE, HENRY 1706-1783
GUSTAVUB VASA, THE DELIVERER OF HIS COUNTRY. A TRAGEDY, AS IT WAS TO HAVE
BEEN ACTED AT THE THEATRE-UOYALIN DRURY-L.ANE AND NOW PERFORMED BY THE
OLD AMERICAN COMPANY AT THE THEATRE IN SOUTHWARK, PHILADELPHIA. BY
HENRY BROOK, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE FOOL OF QUALITY, &c.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second Street. 1791.
pp. 84. 12mo. AAS.
23225 BROWN, JOHN 1722-1787
A BRIEF CONCORDANCE TO THE HOLY SCRIPTURES OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTA-
MENTS: BY WHICH ALL, OR MOST, OF THE PRINCIPAL TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE MAY BE
EASILY FOUND OUT. REVISED AND CORRECTED. BY JOHN BROWN, LATE MINISTER
OF THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON, IN SCOTLAND. [Two lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Book-
store in Worcester, and by 1dm and Company in Boston. MDCCXCI. pp. 89.
•ltd. AAS.
Also found bound with Isaiah Thomas' quarto edition of the Bible,
printed by him this year.
23226 BROWN, or BRUNO, JOHN 1735 - 1788
THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE; OR, A TRANSLATION OF THE ELEMENTA MEDICINL/E
BRUNONIS. WITH LARGE NOTES, ILLUSTRATIONS, AND COMMENTS. By THE AUTHOR
OF THE ORIGINAL WORK. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ II.]
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Spotswood,for Isaiah Thomas, of Worcester,
Massachusetts. MDCCXCI. 2 vols. in one. pp. xv, 295, (8), folded table.Svo. AAS.
23227 BROWNSON, OLIVER
SELECT HARMONY; CONTAINING THE NECESSARY RULES OF PSALMODY: TOGETHER
WITH A COLLECTION OF APPROVED PSALM TUNES, HYMNS AND ANTHEMS.
New-Haven: Printed by T. it 8. Green, 1791.
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BRUCE, JAMES 1730 - 1794
AN INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE TRAVELS OP JAMES BRUCE, ESQ. ; INTO ABYS-
SINIA, TO DISCOVER THE SOURCE OF THE NlI.E. ABRIDGED BY SAMUEL SlIAW.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. 1791.
THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY MONITOR. [Motto.] NUMB. 223. TUES-
DAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. 274, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
New-Brunswick : Printed by Abraham Blautelt. 1791. fol.
BUDD, JOHN
A DISSERTATION ON PORTER, READ BEFORE THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA, ON THE 28TH OF MAY, 1791. BY DR. BUDD.
Charleston: Printed by Maryland & Mclver, No. 47, Bay. MDCCXCI.
pp. 12. 12mo. AAS. LOC.
BULLARD, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR CHRISTIAN JERA, 1792: AND OF THE CREA-
TION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES, 5754: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR;
AND THE SIXTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. [Twelve lines.] BY
SAMUEL BULLARD. [Four lines of verse.]
Boston : Printed and sold by J. Wliile and C. Cambridge, near Charles-
River Bridge. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
BUNYAN, JOHN 1628-1688
THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS FROM THIS WORLD TO THAT WHICH is TO COME, DELIVER-
ED UNDER THE SIMILITUDE OF A DREAM. COMPLETE IN THREE PARTS. . . .
TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE LlFE AND DEATH OF THE AUTHOR. EMBELLISHED
WITH CUTS. ... BY JOHN BUNYAN.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomat. MDCCXCI. pp.
154, plate; (2), 158-292, plate; (2), 297-404, plate. 12mo. AAS.
A part of the edition appears to have had the imprint of Thomas and
Andrews, Boston.
BURGHER, JOHN
GOD'S LOVE TO MANKIND, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE FOLLOWING TREATISE: PROVED AND
ILLUSTRATED BY SCRIPTURE AND REASON, THAT JESUS CHRIST TASTETD [*«]
DEATH FOR EVERY MAN, AND CONSEQUENTLY THE WHOLE HUMAN RACE WILL FI-
NALLY BE SAVED. BY A RESIDENT OF Nsw-YoRK. [Two lines from] HOSEA
xin. 9.
New-York: Printed [by Thomas Greenleaf] for the Author, M,DCC,XCI.
18. 12ino. AAS.
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BURGOYNE, Sir JOHN
THE LORD OF THE MANOR, A COMIC OPERA, IN THREE ACTS.
UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY.
1722-1792
AS PERFORMED WITH
12mo.
PhiladelpJiia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor, M.DCC.XCI. pp 63.
AAS. LOC.
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BURKE, Mrs. —
ELA, OR THE DELUSIONS OF THE HEART. A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS. To WHICH
is ADDED, HENRY AND EMMA: — A POEM. BY MATTHEW PRIOR. AND, THE DE-
SERTED VILLAGE. BY DR. GOLDSMITH.
Boston: Printed by John W. Folsom, and sold by E. Larkin,jun, 1791.
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23236 BUHKE, EDMUND 1729-1797
AN APPEAL FHOM THE NEW TO THE OLD WHIGS, IN CONSEQUENCE OF SOME LATE
DISCUSSIONS IN PARLIAMENT, RELATIVE TO THE REFLECTIONS ON THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION. BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND HURKE.
London: printed. New-York: lie-printed by Childs and Swaine. Sold by
Berry and Rogers, New-York; the principal Booksellers in Philadelphia; Thomas
and Andrews, Boston', and W. P. Young, Charleston Sovth Carolina. — 1791 —
pp. (93), (2). 8VO. AAS. HA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NTPL.
23237 — A LETTER FROM MR. BURKE, TO A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY; IN
ANSWER TO SOME OBJECTIONS TO HIS BOOK ON FRENCH AFFAIRS. THE FOURTH
EDITION.
Paris: Printed. New-York: Re-printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in
Hanover -Square. 1791. pp. 39, (1). 8vo. AAS. BA. NYHS.
23238 — - REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE, AND ON THE PROCEEDINGS IN
CERTAIN SOCIETIES IN LONDON RELATIVE TO THAT EVENT. IN A LETTER INTEND-
ED TO HAVE BEEN SENT TO A GENTLEMAN IN PARIS. By THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
EDMUND BURKE.
London: Printed: New-York: Re-printed by Ilugli Gaine, at the Bible in
Hanover-Square, M,DCC,XCI. pp. (2), (2), (196). 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOG. NYPL.
23239 THE BURLINGTON ADVERTISER, OR AGRICULTURAL AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. i. NUMB, xxxix. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. n. NUMB. LXXXVIII. TUES-
DAY, DECEMBER 13, 1791.]
Burlington: Printed and published, weekly, by I. Neale and D. Lawrence,
. . . 1791. fol. NYPL.
With the issue for April 12th, Daniel Lawrence withdrew, and pub-
lication of the paper, until it ceased December 13th, was continued by
Isaac Neale, as sole printer and publisher.
23240 — THE NEWS-CARRIERS' ADDRESS TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BURLINGTON AD-
VERTISER. JANUARY 1, 1791.
[Burlington: Printed by Neale & Lawrence, 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
23241 THE BURLINGTON ALMANAC FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1793. CONTAINING,
BESIDES THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINING
PIECES IN PROSE AND VERSE.
Burlington: Printed and sold by Isaac Neale, [1791.]
23242 BURR, AARON 1714 - 1757
THE SUPREME DEITY OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, MAINTAINED. IN A LETTER TO
THE DEDICATOR OF MR. EMLYN'S "INQUIRY INTO THE SCRIPTURE ACCOUNT OF
JESUS CHRIST." INSCRIBED TO THE REVEREND THE CLERGY OF ALL DENOMINA-
TIONS IN NEW-ENGLAND. WHEREIN MR. EMLYN'S OBJECTIONS ARE FAIRLY AN-
SWERED AND SHOWN TO HAVE NO VALIDITY. . . . [Eight lines of Scripture
texts.]
Boston: Re-printed: by Edward E. Powars, in Court Street. MDCCXCI,
pp. (2), 61. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS.
23243 BURTON, ASA 1752-1836
TO BE GREATEST IN CHRIST'S KINGDOM, A NECESSARY QUALIFICATION IN GOSPEL
MINISTERS. A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE INSTALMENT OF THE REV. DANIEL
BRECK, A. M. TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN HARTLAND,
IN THE STATE OF VERMONT, NOVEMBER HTH, MD.CCLXXX.IX. BY ASA BURTON,
A. M PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN THETFORD. PUBLISHED BY DESIRE.
Windsor, Vermont, Printed by Alden Spooner. MDCCXCI. pp. 22. 8vo.
JCB. LOC.
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23251
CAMPBELL, ROBERT
ROBERT CAMPBELL'S SALE CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. To BE SOLD ON THE MOST REAS-
ONABLE TEKMS, AT NO. 54, SOUTH SECOND-STREET, SECOND DOOR, BELOW THE
CORNER OF CHESNUT-STREET, ON THE WEST SIDE, PHILADELPHIA. CATALOGUES
ARE DELIVERED AT THE PLACE OF SALE TO GENTLEMEN WHO PLEASE TO CALL OR
SEND FOR THEM, AND ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY, EXECUTED WITH THE UTMOST
CARE AND DISPATCH.
[Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell, 1791.] pp. 48. 12mo. AAB.
CAREY, JOHN
A CATALOGUE OF SCARCE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
Philadelphia: Printed for John Carey, No. 112, Union-Street. 1791.
CAREY, MATHEW, editor. 1760 - 1839
THE BEAUTIES OF POETRY, BRITISH AND AMERICAN: CONTAINING SOME OF THE PRO-
DUCTIONS OF WALLER, MILTON, ADDISON, POPE, SHIRLEY, PARNELL, WATTS,
THOMSON, YOUNG, SIIENSTONE, AKENSIDE. GRAY, GOLDSMITH, JOHNSON, MOORE,
GARRICK, COWPEH, BEATTIK, BURNS, MKRRY, COWLEY, WOLCOTT. PALMERSTON,
PENROSE. EVANS, BARLOW, DWIGHT, FRENEAU, HUMPHREYS, LIVINGSTON, J.
SMITH, W. M. SMITH, LADD, BAYARD, HOPKINSON, JAMES, MARKOE, PKICHARD,
FENTHAM, BRADFORD, DA WES, LATHROP, OSBORNE.
Philadelphia: From the Press of M. Carey, No. 118, Market-Street. M.-
DCC.XCI. pp. viii, 244. 12mo. AAS, JCB. LCP.
Contains a List of books and pamphlets lately printed and published by
M. Carey.
CAREY, STEWART, and COMPANY, publishers.
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, STATIONARY, CUTLERY, &c. FOR SALE AT CAREY, STEWART &
CO'S STORE, NO. 22, NORTH FRONT-STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Carey, iitewart, & Co. 1791.] pp. [12.] 12mo.
AAS. NYPL.
CARLETON, OSGOOD 1742 - 1816
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR, AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792,
[Sixteen lines.] BY OSGOOD CARLETON, TEACHER OF MATHEMATICKS, IN BOSTON.
[Six lines of verse.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall. No. 53, Cornhill: Also, by
Thomas C. Gushing, at his Printing-Office, in Salem. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. LOC. NYPL.
To thepublick, is dated: Boston, May 1, 1791. The Memoirs of Capt.
John Smith, are continued.
CARLETON'S SHEET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1792.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, 1791. Broadside.
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. BY OSGOOD CARLETON.
Boston: 1791.
Advertised July 4, 1791, as just come to hand, and for sale by Ambrose
Clark, Baltimore, "plain, colored, or framed."
THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND THE WESTERN REPOSITORY OF KNOWLEDGE. VOL.
vi. No. 283. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. vn. No. 334. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER' 28, 1791.]
Carlisle : (State of Pennsylvania) Printed by Kline & Reynolds, . . .
1791. fol. NYHS.
In July the partnership was dissolved, George Kline continuing publi-
cation as sole publisher until it was discontinued in 1815. The issue
for September 21st has a Supplement Extraordinary.
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23252 A CAVEAT AGAINST POPERY. WRITTEN BY A MEMBER OF THE HOLY CATHOLIC
CHURCH. [Two lines from] REV. xviii. 4. [Ornament.]
Baltimore : Printed by Samuel and John Adams, in Market-Street, between
South and Gay-Streelt. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (28). 8vo. BA. sidHS.
23253 CHALLONEK, RICHARD 1691-1781
THINK WELL ON'T; OR, REFLECTIONS ON THE GREAT TRUTHS OP THE CHRISTIAN RE-
LIGION FOR EVERY DAY OF THE MONTH. THIRTY-FOURTH EDITION. FlRST AMER-
ICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart & Co. 1791. 18mo.
23254 CHAMBERLAIN, THOMAS - 1784
TENTH EDITION. [Cut of minister preaching in pulpit.] THE MINISTER PREACHING
HIS OWN FUNERAL SEHMON: BEING A WARNING FROM HEAVEN TO ALL VILE SIN-
NERS ON EARTH. WITH A PARTICULAR RELATION OF MANY WONDERFUL THINGS
SEEN BY THE REV. MR. THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN, IN A VISION JDST BEFORE HIS
DECEASE, THE PRECISE TIME OF WHICH WAS SHEWN UNTO HIM.
[Boston: J Printed [by E. Russell] for the purchaser, 1791. [Pr. Id.]
Sold by A. Nelson, travelling -trader of Pownalboro; who would be ylad to buy 300
int. of hair, suitable for barbers, for wliich he will pay the highest price. ^^He
also sells goods and books, pp. 15, (1). 8vo. LOC.
23255 CHAPMAN, JEDIDIAH 1741-1813
POUR SERMONS ON CHRISTIAN BAPTISM; IN WHICH THE PRIVILEGE OF BELIEVERS,
UNDER THE GOSPEL, RESPECTING THE MODE AND SUBJECTS OF BAPTISM, IS ES-
TABLISHED AND ILLUSTRATED. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE HEARERS.
BY JEDIDIAH CHAPMAN, v. D. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST AT ORANGE-
DALE.
Elizabethtoicn : Printed for the Author by Shepard Kollock. M,DCC,XCI.
pp. 85, (1). 8VO. AA8. BA. HC. UTS.
Reprinted in Boston in 1806.
23256 DIE CHESNUTHILLER WOCHENSCHRIFT. NUM. 14. MITTWOCH, JANUARY 5, [—
NUMB. 65. MITTWOCH, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Chesnuthill: Oedruckt bey Samuel Saur. 1791. 4to.
23257 CHILDS, ISAAC
DIE GESCHICHTE DBS ISAAC CHEILDS WELCHES ER GESEHEN HAT, BETREFFEND DAS
LAND SEINER GEBURT.
Reading: Gedruckt bey Barton und Jungmann, 1791.
23258 THE CHRISTIAN'S DUTY, EXHIBITED IN A SERIES OF HYMNS COLLECTED FROM VARI-
OUS AUTHORS. DESIGNED FOR THE WORSHIP OF GOD AND FOR THE EDIFICATION
OF CHRISTIANS. RECOMMENDED TO THE SERIOUS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS BY THE
BAPTISTS OF GERMANTOWN.
Germantown: Printed by Peter Leibert and Son. 1791. pp. (4), 320, (25).
16mo. HSP.
A Hymn book for the Dunkers.
23259 THE CHRISTIAN'S, SCHOLAR'S, AND FARMER'S MAGAZINE, FOR DECEMBER AND JAN-
UARY. [ — FEBRUARY AND MARCH, 1791.] [Edited by David Austin.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock. 1791. pp. 505-
736, (6), (2). 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC.
Discontinued from want of leisure, on the part of Editors, to continue it.
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CHURCHMAN, JOHN 1753 - 1805
A DISSERTATION ON GRAVITATION. Br JOHN CHURCHMAN, AUTHOR OF THE MAG-
NETIC ATLAS.
Philadelphia: 1791.
17th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to John Churchman, as
Author, 26 February, 1791.
THE CITY [seal] GAZETTE, OR THE DAILY ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. ix. NUMB.
1664. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMB. 1772 [sic. 1972] SATURDAY, DECEMBER
31, 1791.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & M'lvcr, Printers to the City, No. 47,
Bay, 1791. fol.
Number 1902, for October 8th, was misnuinbered 1702, and the error
continued from then on. The oval cut is a view of Charleston, with
the legend: .<Edes mores juraque curat corpus politicum.
CLARK, JAMES
A TREATISE ON THE PREVENTION OF DISEASES INCIDENTAL TO HORSES, FROM BAD
MANAGEMENT IN REGARD TO STABLES, FOOD, WATER, AIR, AND EXERCISE. To
WHICH ARE SUBJOINED, OBSERVATIONS ON SOME OF THE SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
BRANCHES OF FARRIERY. BY JAMES CLARK, FARRIER TO HIS BRITANNIC MAJES-
TY, HONORARY AND CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURE,
&c. AT ODIAM IN HAMPSHIRE. [Two lines from] LUCAN. PROM THE SECOND
EDINBURGH EDITION, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spottwood. MDCCXCI. pp. xvi, 208,
(4). 12rao. AAS.
Contains a list of "New books, American editions, printed and sold by
"William Spotswood."
CLORIS, PEDRO
GENTEEL * SURPRIZING FEATS OF ACTIVITY AT UNION-HALL, NEWBURYPORT.
DON PEDRO CLORIS, WHO HAS PERFORMED IN PARIS, LYONS, AND SEVERAL OTHER
LARGE CITIES IN FRANCE - - - LIKEWISE IN PHILADELPHIA, NEW-YORK AND
BOSTON, WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE - - - HAS THE HONOR TO INFORM THE CITI-
ZENS OF NEWBURYPORT, THAT ON WEDNESDAY EVENING - - - - AUGUST 17, WILL
BE PERFORMED, CURIOUS KEATS OF ACTIVITY, ON THE SLACK WIRE, AND EX-
TRAORDINARY BALANCING. . . .
/ Newburyport : Printed by John Mycall, 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792; [Ten lines. Two
columns of contents.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, No, 34, South Second-
Street. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS.
Contains, a History of the first printing-press in America.
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANAC; OR, THE NORTH-AMERICAN CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD, 1792.
Wilmington (Del) : Printed by Brynberg and Andrews. [1791.] 12mo.
COLUMBIAN USA CENTINEL. No. 82, OF VOL. xiv. WHOLE No. 708. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 82, OF VOL. xvi. WHOLE No. 802. SATURDAY, DECEM-
BER 31, 1791.]
Printed and published on Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Benjamin Rug-
sell, in State-Street, Boston, Massachusetts. 1791. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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THE COLUMBIAN HERALD, OB THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OP NORTH AMERICA.
JANUARY-DECEMBER, 1791.
Charleston: Printed by T. B. Bowen, 1791. fol.
[Two rows of coffins bearing names of thirty-nine officers killed. Cuts of "Maj-gen.
Eichard Butler." And, "Bloody Indian battle, fought at Miami Village, Nov. 4,
1791."] THE COLUMBIAN TRAGEDY: CONTAINING A PARTICULAR AND OFFI-
CIAL ACCOUNT OF THE BRAVE AND UNFORTUNATE OFFICERS, AND SOLDIERS, WHO
WERE SLAIN AND WOUNDED IN THE EVER-MEMORABLE AND BLOODY INDIAN BAT-
TLE, PERHAPS THE MOST SHOCKING THAT HAS HAPPENED IN AMERICA SINCE ITS
FIRST DISCOVERY; WHICH CONTINUED six HOURS, WITH THE MOST UNREMITTED
FURY AND UNPARALLELED BRAVERY ON BOTH SIDES, HAVING LASTED FROM DAY-
BREAK, UNTIL NEAR TEN O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 4, 1791 ; BETWEEN
TWO THOUSAND AMERICANS, BELONGING TO THE UNITED ARMY, AND NEAR FIVE
THOUSAND WILD INDIAN SAVAGES, AT MlAMI VILLAGE, NEAR FORT-WASHINGTON,
IN THE OHIO-COUNTRY, IN WHICH TERRIBLE AND DESPERATE BATTLE A MOST
SHOCKING SLAUGHTER WAS MADE OF THIRTY-NINE GALLANT AMERICAN OFFICERS
AND UPWARDS OF NINE HUNDRED BRAVE YOUTHFUL SOLDIERS, WHO FELL GLORI-
OUSLY FIGHTING FOR THEIR COUNTRY. — THESE PARTICULARS AND ELEGY ARE
NOW PUBLISHED IN THIS SHEET BY THE EARNEST REQUEST OF THE FRIENDS TO
THE DECEASED WORTHIES, WHO DIED IN DEFENCE OF THEIR COUNTRY, NOT ONLY
AS A TOKEN OF GRATITUDE TO THE DECEASED BRAVE, BUT AS A PERPETUAL ME-
MORIAL OF THIS IMPORTANT EVENT, ON WHICH, PERHAPS MAY VERY ESSENTIALLY
DEPEND THE FUTURE FREEDOM AND GRANDEUR OF FIFTEEN OR TWENTY STATES.
THAT MIGHT, AT SOME PERIOD, BE ANNEXED TO THE AMERICAN UNION. [Cut of
Indian warrier. And, Death head.] LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED OFFICERS.
[Fifteen lines.] A FUNERAL ELEGY ON THE OCCASION. [Text from] 2 SAMUEL.
CHAP. i. VER. 19. [Forty-one four-line verses.] [Colophon:]
America: Boston; Printed by E. Russell, for Thomas Bassett, of Dunbar-
ton (New-Hamp.)-[Pr. fix pence. ]$j$~ Said Bassett sells Bicker staff's Almanack,
for 1792, as cheap as at this Office. [1791.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
[U. 8. arms.] CONCORD HERALD. [N. H. arms.] [Motto.] VOL. n. No. 8.
WHOLE NO. 58. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, [ — VOL. n. No. 50. WHOLE NO. 100.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1791.]
A Political State paper: Printed and published by George Hough, at Con-
cord, Heir-Hampshire. 1791. fol.
In continuation of Hough's Concord Herald.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AN ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWNS AND PARISHES IN THE STATE OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHICH ARE VACANT: FROM THE CONVEN-
TION OF MINISTERS AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING, HOLDEN AT CONCORD, ON THE
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JUNE, 1791.
Concord: Printed by George Hougli. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 13. 8vo. AAS.
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, . . .
DECEMBER, . . . 17110. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1791.] pp. 401-407. fol. CSL. YC.
This is the official issue.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED, BYTHE GENERAL COURT OK
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN,
IN SAID STATE (BY ADJOURNMENT) ON THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
ANNO DOMINI, 1790. [Colophon:]
Neie-London : Printed by Timothy Oreen and Son. [1791.] pp. 401-407.
fol. HSP. NYBA. WU.
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CONNECTICUT, continued.
[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 [DECEMBER,] . . . 1790.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Oreen, 1791.] pp. 395-402.
fol. HCBA. PL. YC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENEUAL CODRT OH
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, . . . DECEMBER, . . . 1790. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elishn Babcock. [1791.] pp. 401-407. SVO.CHS.HCBA.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OH
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVES, . . . DECEMBER, . . . 1790. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1791.] pp. 405-41 1. fol. CUS.CSL.
— [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . .1791. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1791.] pp. 409-414. fol. CHS. YC.
This is the official issue.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OK CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1791.
[ New- London: Printed by Timothy Oreen and Son. 1791.] pp. 409 - 413.
fol. HSP. NYLI.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1791.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1791.] pp. 403 -406.
fol. HCBA. PL. YC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OH
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
. . . MAY, . . . 1791. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1791.] pp. 412-417. fol.cns. CSL.
— — [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, . . . 1791. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1791.] pp. 415-419. fol. CHS. YC.
There is apparently a Table (pp. 7) printed with the Yale College copy.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT,IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1791.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Oreen and Son. 1791.] pp. 415-418.
fol. HSP. NYLI.
— [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, . . . 1791.
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Oreen. 1791.] pp. 407 -410.
fol. HCBA. PL. YC.
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CONNECTICUT, continued.
[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, ANNO DOMINI, 1791. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Nathaniel Patten. [1791.] pp. 418-422. fol. CHS. CSL.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINQTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the thirty-first of March, a day of fasting and prayer.]
New- London: Printed by Timothy Green, and Son. 1791. Broadside, fol.
CHS. YC.
23286
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-fourth day of November, a day of thanks-
giving.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Oreen and Son, 1791. Broadside, fol.
CHS. YC-
THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, NUMBER 1354.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. xxvi. NUMB. 1405. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26,
1791.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near the Bridge. 1791. fol.
AA8. CHS. LOC. YC.
With the issue for March 21st. the sub-title was permanently dropped
from the heading.
23287
23288
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23291
THE ADDRESS OF THE LAD WHO CARRIES THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, TO ins
CUSTOMERS. HARTFORD, JAN. 1. 1791.
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1791.] Broadside.
THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE. VOL. xxvm. No. 1417. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,
[ — VOL. xxix. No. 1468. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son, at the nort?iwett corner
of the Parade. 1791. fol. AAS. CHS. NYPL. YC.
On April 7th. the day of issue was changed from Friday to Thursday.
THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. No. 1210. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [—No.
1261. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-
Office. 1791. fol. AA8. LOC. YC.
CONOVER, SAMUEL FORMAN
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON SLEEP AND DREAMS, THEIR EFFECTS ON THE FAC-
ULTIES OF THE MIND; AND THE CAUSES OF DREAMS.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Thomas Lany, 1791. pp. 25. 8vo. SGO.
CORAM, ROBERT
POLITICAL INQUIRIES : TO WHICH is ADDED, A PLAN FOR THE GENERAL ESTABLISH-
MENT OF SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. BY ROBERT CORAM, AUTHOR
OF SOME LATE PIECES IN THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, UNDER THE SIGNITURE [sz'c],
OF BRUTUS. [Five lines from] RAYNAL.
Wilmington : Printed by Andrews and Brynberg, in Market - Street,
MDCCXCI. pp. 107, (1). 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC.
Delaware District Copyright, issued to Robert Coram, as Author, 8
February, 1791.
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CORNARO, LUIOI 1467 - 1566
DISCOURSES ON A SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE. WHEREIN is DEMONSTRATED BY
HIS OWN EXAMPLE THE METHOD OF PRESERVING HEALTH TO EXTREME OLD AGE.
TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN ORIGINAL.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, 1701. 16mo.
COWPER, WILLIAM 1731-1800
THE TASK. A POEM. IN six BOOKS. To WHICH is ADDED, TIROCINIUM: OR, A HE-
VIEW OF SCHOOLS. By WILLIAM COWPER, OF THE INNKR TEMPLE, ESQ.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomug and R, T, Andreas, Faust's Statue, No.
45 Newbury Street. Sold at their Bookstore, by D. West, in Marlborin/yh Street,
E. Larkin,jvn. Cornhill, and at Worcester, by I. Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp. 189;
34. 12mo. AAS. NTPL.
Second title: TIROCINIUM: OB, A REVIEW OF SCHOOLS. BY WILLIAM Co WFER.
OF THE INNER TEMPLE, ESQUIRE. [Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Fa'int's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. Sold at their Bookstore, by D. West in Jfurlborouf/h Street,
E. Larkin,jun. Cornhill, and at Worcester, by I. Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp. 34.
The latter is sometimes found separate from The Task.
COXE, TENCH 1755 - 1824
A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF LORD SHEFFIELD'S OBSERVATIONS ON THE COMMERCE
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Philadelphia : Printed by Carey Stewart, and Co. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (48).
8vo. LOC.
Six numbers only. Originally printed in the American Museum.
— A BRIEF EXAMINATION OF LORD SHEFFIELD'S OBSERVATIONS ON THE COM-
MERCE OF THE UNITED STATES. IN SEVEN NUMBERS. WITH TWO SUPPLEMENT-
ARY NOTES ON AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
Philadelphia: From tfie Press of M. Carey. M.DCC.XCI. pp. vii, [135],
(1). 8vO. AAS. CLS. JCB. LOC. MHS. NL. NYHS.
Reprinted in London, with a preface by Capel Lofit, of Bury, Suffolk,
in 1792. 20th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Mathew
Carey, as Proprietor, 14 November, 1791.
COZENS, WILLIAM R.
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR.
BY WILLIAM R. COZENS, OF NEW-YORK.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, 1791. pp. 24. 8vo. soo.
CRABBE, GEORGE 1754 - 1832
THE VILLAGE: A POEM. IN TWO BOOKS. BY THE REVD. GEORGE CRABBE, CHAP-
LAIN TO HIS GRACE THE LATE DUKE OF RUTLAND, &C. THE FOURTH EDITION.
London: Printed. New-York: Re-printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 35,
Hanover-Square; and sold by Thomas and Andrews, Boston, 1791. pp. 36. 12mo.
CRAFTS, THOMAS, JUNIOR 1767 - 1798
AN ORATION, PRONOUNCED JULY 4Tii, 1791, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS
OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE. BY THOMAS CRAFTS, JUN. A. M. [Eight lines from] AD-
DI80N.
Printed by Benjamin Russell, in Boston, Massachusetts. MDCCXCI. pp.
16. -ltd. AAS. BA. BM. MHS.
Printed also in octavo.
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23299 CRISP, STEPHEN 1028-1692
EINE KCRZE BESCHIIEIBUNO EINER LANGEN REISE ACS BABYLON NACH BETHEL.
DKITTE AUFLAGE
Chesnut Hill: Gedntckt bey Samuel Saur, 1791. pp. 24. 12mo.
23300 CROSWELL, WILLIAM - 1834
TABLES, FOR KEADILY COMPUTING THE LONGITUDE, BY THE LUNAR OBSERVATIONS.
PARTLY NEW, AND PARTLY TAKEN FROM THE REQUISITE TABLES OF DR. MAS-
KELYNE. WITH THEIR APPLICATION, IN A VARIETY OF RULES AND EXAMPLES. BY
WILLIAM CROSWELL, A. M. TEACHER OF NAVIGATION.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. v, (2), 128. 8vo. AAS. BM. LOC. MHS.
15th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to William Croswell, as
Author, 20 April, 1791
23301 CUDWORTH, WILLIAM
APHORISMS, CONCERNING THE ASSURANCE OF FAITH : DESIGNED TO RECONCILE DIF-
FERING SENTIMENTS, ON THAT IMPORTANT POINT. To WHICH IS ADDED FREE SAL-
VATION DEFENDED; AND SEVERAL COMMON OBJECTIONS ANSWERED. [Six lines of
quotations.]
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Young, No. 52, Second-Street, the corner of
Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 60. 24mo. AAS.
23302 CUMBERLAND GAZETTE. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1790 [«c 1791] [—MONDAY, DE-
CEMBER 26, 1791.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, opposite the Haymarket, Port-
land. 1791. fol. AAS. NYHS.
Beginning January 2, 1792, the name was changed to Eastern Herald.
23303 CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM -1791
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM'S LIFE, CONFESSION AND LAST DYING WORDS. FORMERLY
BRITISH PROVOST MARSHAL OF THE CITY OF NEW- YORK: EXECUTED IN LONDON
FOR FORGERY, AUGUST 10, 1791.
[New-York: 1791.] Broadside, fol.
23304 DABNEY, JOHN
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, FOR SALE OR CIRCULATION, IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, BY JOHN
DABNEY, AT HIS BOOK AND STATIONARY STORE, AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY, IN
SALEM : CONSISTING OF THE MOST APPROVED AUTHORS IN HISTORY, LIVES, MEM-
OIRS, NOVELS, ANTIQUITIES, GEOGRAPHY, POETRY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, DIVINITY,
HUSBANDRY, NAVIGATION, MISCELLANIES, ARTS, SCIENCES, AC. INCLUDING MANY OF
THE LATEST AND MOST CELEBRATED VOLUMES IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. HERE
YOU MAY RANGE THE WORLD FROM POLE TO POLK, INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE,
AND DELIGHT YOUR SOUL; TRAVEL ALL NATIONS, AND INFORM YOUR SENSE,
WlTII EASE AND SAFETY, AT A SMALL EXPENSE. ANON. [g^~ALL NEW BOOKS,
ON EVKRY USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING SUBJECT, WITH ALL SUCH AS APPEAR AD-
VERTISED, FROM TIME TO TIME, RELATING EITHER TO SCHOOLS, AMUSEMENT,
NAVIGATION, OR THE GENERAL BUSINESS OF LIFE, ARE OBTAINED AS SOON AS
PUBLISHED, FOR SALE OR LOAN, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. *„,* HANDSOME ASSORT-
MENT OF STATIONARY, OF EVERY ARTICLE IN GENERAL USE, CONSTANTLY FOR
SALE, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE PURCHASER.
[Salem:] Printed [by Thomas C. Gushing] for J. Dabney. MDCCXCI.
pp. 33, (1). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
23305 DABOLL, NATHAN 1750-1818
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN & LADIES DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1792. ... BY EDMUND FREEBETTER.
New-London: Printed and sold by T. Green and Son. [1791.] pp. (24).
12mo. AAS. CHS.
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DABOLL, NATHAN, continued.
SHKKT ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1792.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son, 1791. Broadside, fol.
THE DAILY [N. Y. arms] ADVERTISER. VOL. vn. No. 1831. SATURDAY, JANUARY
!,'[ — No. 2143. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
[New-York:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swnine, Printers to
the State of New-York, No. 189, Water-Street, near King-Street. 1791. fol.
AA8. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
DANA, JAMES 1735 - 1812
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN THE CITY OF NEW-
HAVEN, SEPTEMBER 9, 1790, BEFORE THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY FOR THE PRO-
MOTION OF FREEDOM. BY JAMES DANA, D. D. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH IN SAID CITY.
New-Uaten : Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. M,DCC,XCI. pp.(33).
8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JOB. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
DAN BURY. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
THE MINUTES OF THE DANBDRY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HELD IN DANBURY, SEP-
TEMBER 1790, WITH THE SENTIMENTS AND PLAN OF THE SAID ASSOCIATION.
Danbury, Printed. New-York: Re-printed by W. Dwell, 1791.
MINUTES OF THE DANBURY ASSOCIATION. HELD AT STRATFIELD, SEPTEMBER
21, 1791. [Seven lines of exercises.]
[Danbury : Printed by Douglas and Ely, 1791.] pp. 7. 8vo. JCB.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT 1750 - 1812
GEOGRAPHY EPITOMIZED; OR A TOUR ROUND THE WORLD. BEING A SHORT BUT
COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE TERRAQUEOUS GLOBE, ATTEMPTED IN
VERSE, AND PRINCIPALLY DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
Burlinyton: Printed and sold by Isaac Neale, 1791.
DAVIES, SAMUEL 1724 - 1761
LITTLE CHILDREN INVITED TO JESUS CHRIST : A SERMON PREACHED IN HANOVER
COUNTY, VIRGINIA, MAY 8, 1757. BY SAMUEL DAVIKS, A. M.
Boston: Printed and sold by T. &. J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart, 1791.
DAVIS, DANIEL 1762 - 1835
AN ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE DISTRICT OF MAINE, UPON THE SUBJECT
OF THEIR SEPARATION FROM THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY
ONE OF THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS.
Printed at Portland by Thomas B. Wait, April, 1791. pp. (54). 4to.
JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
DAVIS, IGNATIUS
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AWAY, ON THE 22o OF AUGUST LAST, A HANDSOME
NEGRO LAD, NAMED ARCH, ABOUT TWENTY YEARS OF AGE — THE PROPERTY OF
THE SUBSCRIBER — [Eleven lines.] IGNATIUS DAVIS, FREDERICK-COUNTY, SEP-
TEMBER 7, 1791. [Colophon:]
Frederick-Town: Printed by John Winter. [1791.] Broadside. 4to.
NYHS. NYPL.
This appears to have been an annual event in Arch's life. He so far suc-
ceeded as to reduce the amount of the reward to ten dollars in 1793.
23315
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A WORK INTENDED FOR THE USE OF
DAY, THOMAS
THE HISTORY OF SANDFORD AND MERTON.
CHILDREN. VOL. III.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, 1791. 12mo.
Volumes i-n, published by William Young, in Philadelphia, in 1788
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THE DEATH OP CAIN: IN FIVE BOOKS. AFTER THE MANNER OP THE DEATH OP
ABEL. BY A LADY. [Two lines from] MILTON.
New-York: Printed by T. & J. Swords, No. 27, William Street. 1791.
DE BRAHM, JOHN WILLIAM GEBAB 1718 -
VII. ARM OP THE TREK OP KNOWLEDGE, BRANCHING SACRED CHRONOLOGY THROUGH
THE SIX DIVINE LABORS IN MYSTIC, PHYSIC, LAW, HISTORY, SACRKD AND PROPHANE,
GOSPEL AND REVELATION. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Zaehariah Paulson, junior. No. 30, North Fourth-
Street, near the College. MDCCXCI. pp. (59). 8vo. AAS. NYPL.
Second title : TIME AN APPARITION OF ETERNITY, MANIFESTED IN ITS GATHERING
BY ATTRACTING POWER, AND IN ITS FLUX BY REPELLING VIRTUE, ONCE THROUGH
A CIRCLE AND TWICE THROUGH A COCHLEA FINALLY ABSORBS BY THE POWER AT-
TRACTING INTO ETERNITY'S FOCUS. [Cut of eternity's abyss. Six lines from]
REVEL, x. 6. pp. (2), (5) — 59.
This part appears to have preceded in publication Parts i-vi, printed
in the following year.
VII. ARM OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE, BRANCHING SACRED CHRONOLOGY,
THROUGH THE SIX DIVINE LABORS IN MYSTIC, PHYSIC, LAW, HISTORY, SACRED AND
PROPHANE, GOSPEL AND REVELATION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zaehariah Paulson, junior. MDCCXCI. pp. 59,
(21). 8vo. BA.
TIME AN APPARITION OF ETERNITY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zaehariah Paulson, jun. No. 30, Fourth- Street,
near the College. MDCCXCI. pp. [28.] 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB. NYPL.
DEFOE, DANIEL 1661-1731
THE LIKE AND MOST SDPRISING ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE, OP YORK, MAR-
INER. 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.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at tJie Bible, No.
6, South Front-street. 1791.
DELAWARE. STATE.
LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1791. [Arms.]
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1791. pp.37,(l).fol.LOC.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF THE DELAWARE
STATE, JANUARY, 1791.
Wilmington: Printed by Frederick Craig and Co. 1791.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE. No. 301. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 353.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Wilmington: Printed and published by Frederick Craig and Co. 1791. fol.
The partnership of Frederick Craig and Company was dissolved by
mutual consent March 5, 1791; and the Gazette continued by Craig's
late partners, Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews. The imprint
reading, from April: "Printed and sold by Peter Brynberg and Samuel
Andrews, in Market-Street."
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DEXTER, SAMUEL 1761 -1816
THOUGHTS UPON SEVERAL PASSAGES OP SCRIPTURE, BOTH IN THE OLD AND NEW
TESTAMENT, RELATIVE TO JACOB AND ESAC; WITH INCIDENTAL EXCURSIONS. Br
PHILOTHKORUS. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp.
60. 12mO. AAS. BA. MHS. PPL.
DILWOKTH, THOMAS - 1780
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. WORDS
BOTH COMMON AND PROPER; FROM ONE TO SIX SYLLABLES: THE SEVERAL SORTS OP
MONOSYLLABLES IN THE COMMON WORDS BEING DISTINGUISHED BY TABLES INTO
WORDS OP TWO THREE AND POUR LETTERS, &C. WITH SIX SHORT LESSONS AT
THE END OP EACH TABLE, NOT EXCEEDING THE ORDER OP SYLLABLES IN THE FORE-
GOING TABLES. THE SEVERAL SORTS OF POLYSYLLABLES ALSO, BEING RANGED IN
PROPER TABLES, HAVE THEIR SYLLABLES DIVIDED, AND DIRECTIONS PLACED AT
THE HEAD OP EACH TABLE POR THE ACCENT TO PREVENT FALSE PRONUNCIATION;
TOGETHER WITH THE LIKE NUMBER OP LESSONS ON THE FOREGOING TABLES PLACED
AT THE END OP EACH TABLE, AS FAR AS THE WORDS OF FOUR SYLLABLES, FOR THE
EASIER AND MORE SPEEDY WAY OP 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 WRITING ONE WORD FOR AN-
OTHER OP THE SAME SOUND. III. A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OP
THE ENGLISH TONGUE, DELIVERED IN THE MOST FAMILIAR AND INSTRUCTIVE
METHOD OP QUESTION AND ANSWER; NECESSARY FOR ALL SUCH PERSONS AS HAVE
THE ADVANTAGE ONLY OP 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,
POR THE BETTER IMPROVEMENT OF THE YOUNG BEGINNER. AND V. FORMS OF
PRAYER POR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. ]?Y TlIOMAS DlLWORTH.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Patten, 1791.
THE SCHOOLMASTERS ASSISTANT: BEING A COMPENDIUM OF ARITHMETIC, BOTH
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL. IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. ARITHMETIC IN
WHOLE NUMBERS, WHEREIN ALL THE COMMON RULES, HAVING EACH OF THEM A
SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF QUESTIONS, WITH THEIR ANSWERS, ARE METHODICALLY
AND BRIEFLY HANDLED. II. VULGAR FRACTIONS, WHEREIN SEVERAL THINGS, NOT
COMMONLY MET WITH, ARE THERE DISTINCTLY TREATED OF, AND LAID DOWN IN
THE MOST PLAIN AND EASY MANNER. III. DECIMALS, IN WHICH, AMONG OTHER
THINGS ARE CONSIDERED THE EXTRACTION OF ROOTS; INTEREST, BOTH SIMPLE AND
COMPOUND: ANNUITIES, REBATE, AND EQUATION OP PAYMENTS, iv. A LARGE COL-
LECTION OF QUESTIONS, WITH THEIR ANSWERS, SERVING TO EXERCISE THE PORE-
GOING RULES; TOGETHER WITH A FEW OTHERS, BOTH PLEASANT AND DIVERTING.
v. DUODECIMALS, COMMONLY CALLED CROSS MULTIPLICATION: WHEREIN THAT SORT
OF ARITHMETIC IS THOROUGHLY CONSIDERED, AND RENDERED VERY PLAIN AND
EAST; TOGETHER WITH THE METHOD OF PROVING ALL THE FOREGOING OPERATIONS
AT ONCE, BY DIVISION OF SEVERAL DENOMINATIONS, WITHOUT REDUCING THEM TO
THE LOWEST TERM MENTIONED. THE WHOLE BEING DELIVERED IN THE MOST
FAMILIAR WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER, IS RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL EMIN-
ENT MATHEMATICIANS, ACCOMPTANTS AND SCHOOL-MASTERS, AS NECESSARY TO BE
USED IN SCHOOLS BY ALL TEACHERS, WHO WOULD HAVE THEIR SCHOLARS THOR-
OUGHLY UNDERSTAND, AND MAKE A QUICK PROGRESS IN ARITHMETIC. To WHICH
IS PREF1XT. AN ESSAY ON THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH; HUMBLY OFFERED TO THE
CONSIDERATION OP PARENTS. BY THOMAS DlLWORTH, AUTHOR OP THE NEW
GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE; YOUNG BOOK-KEEPER'S ASSISTANT, &C. &C. AND
SCHOOLMASTER IN WAPPiNG. [Four lines of quotations.]
Wilmington : Printed and fold by Andrews, Grain, and firynberg, in
Market-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. xiv, (6), (2), (2), 192, folded table, portrait,
12mo. AAS.
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23326 DILWORTII, W. H.
THE NEW COMPLETE LETTER WKITKH: OH, THE ART OP CORRESPONDENCE. CON-
TAINING, LETTERS ON THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS, VIZ. BUSINESS, FRIEND-
SHIP, LOVE AND MARRIAGE, COURTSHIP, POLITENESS, ECONOMY, AFFECTION,
AMUSEMENT, DUTY, ADVICE, RELIGION, &C. COMPOSED BY WRITERS EMINENT FOR
THEIR PERSPICUITY AND ELEGANCE OF EXPRESSION. To WHICH ARE ADDED,
FORMS OF MESSAGE-CARDS, AND INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO ADDRESS PERSONS OF ALL
RANKS. ALSO, THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITENESS, EXTRACTED FROM THE BETTERS
OF THE LATE LORD CHESTERFIELD. — THE ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE, COMPLETE,
IN TWO PARTS. — MORAL MAXIMS AND REFLEXIONS, BY THE LATE DUKE DE LA
ROCHEFOUCAULD. — WITH APHORISMS ON MAN, BY THE REV. JOHN CASPER LAVA-
TER. — AND A COPIOUS ENGLISH SPELLING DICTIONARY. A NEW EDITION, WITH
ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Spots-wood, 1791.
23327 A NEW AND COMPLETE LETTER WRITER; OR, THE ART OF CORRESPOND-
ENCE. CONTAINING LETTERS ON THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS, viz. BUSINESS,
FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND MARRIAGE, COURTSHIP, POLITENESS, ECONOMY, AFFECTION,
AMUSEMENT, DUTY, ADVICE, RELIGION, &C. COMPOSED BY WRITERS EMINENT KOR
THEIR PERSPICUITY, AND ELEGANCE OF EXPRESSION. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE
PRINCIPLES OF POLITENESS, EXTRACTED FROM THE LETTERS OF THE LATE LORD
CHESTERFIELD. ALSO, MORAL MAXIMS AND REFLECTIONS, BY THE LATE DUKE DE
LA ROCHEFOUCAULD. WITH FORMS OF MESSAGE CARDS, INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO AD-
DRESS PERSONS OF ALL HANKS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FRANCE,
SPAIN, ITALY, HOLLAND, AND GREAT-BRITAIN. AND A COPIOUS ENGLISH SPELL-
ING DICTIONARY.
Printedat Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. 1791. pp. 271.16mo.
DODDRIDGE, PHILIP 1702 - 1751
A PLAIN AND SERIOUS ADDRESS TO THE MASTER OF A FAMILY, ON THE IMPORTANT
SUBJECT OF FAMILY RELIGION. BY THE LATE REVEREND PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D.
Boston : Re-printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCC-
XCI. pp. 30. 8v<). AAS. BA. JCB. MHS.
— A PLAIN AND SERIOUS ADDRESS TO THE MASTER OF A FAMILY, ON THE IM-
PORTANT SUBJECT OF FAMILY RELIGION. BY THE LATE REVEREND PlIILIP DOD-
DRIDGE, D. D.
Reprinted in Danbury, by Douglas and Ely, 1791. 12mo.
THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF RELIGION IN THE SOUL. ILLUSTRATED IN A COURSE
OF SERIOUS AND PRACTICAL ADDRESSES SUITED TO PERSONS OF EVERY CHARACTER
AND CIRCUMSTANCE. WlTH A DEVOUT MEDITATION AND PRAYER ADDED TO EACH
CHAPTER. TO ALL WHICH ARE SUBJOINED, A FUNERAL SERMON, ON THE ONE
THING NEEDFUL. BY PHILIP DODDRIDGE, D. D. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell, Bookseller, Second-Street, No.
53, the corner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. xii, 307. 16mo. AAS.
23331 DODSLEY, ROBERT 1703-1764
CHRONICLE OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND, FROM THE REIGN OF WILLIAM THE CON-
QUEROR (FIRST KING OF ENGLAND) DOWN TO HIS PRESENT MAJESTY GEORGE THE
THIRD: CONTAINING, A TRUE HISTORY OF THEIR LIVES, AND THE CHARACTER
WHICH THEY SEVERALLY SUSTAINED; WHETHER IN CHURCH OR STATE, IN THE
FIELD, OH IN PRIVATE LIFE. BY THE LATE DR. FRANKLIN [siC.]
Litchfield: Printed by Thomas Collier. 1791.
Advertised by Collier, in the Litcfifield Monitor, us above. Whether Dr.
Franklin was credited with the authorship of this frequently reprinted
work, pseudonymously attributed to Nathan Ben Saadi, a priest of the
Jews, through misinformation or a desire to create a market for its sale,
cannot now be known. The edition is curious from being the only one
so credited.
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DODSLEY, ROBERT, continued.
THE (ECONOMY OP HUMAN LIFE. COMPLETE, IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED
PROM AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is
PREFIXED, AN ACCOUNT OP THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS
DISCOVERED; IN A LETTER PROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN CHINA, TO
THE EARL Op *******
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6,
Smith Front-Street. 1791.
THE OECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE, IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED FUOM AN
INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is PREFIXED,
AN ACCOUNT OP THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DISCOVERED;
IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL
OF * * * *. PART THE FIRST. THE FIFTEENTH AMERICAN EDITION.
Keene: (State of New-Hampshire) Printed and sold by James D. Griffith,
Anno Domini, 1791. pp. 154. 12mo. NYPL.
Second title: THE OECONOMY OP HUMAN LIFE, IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED
FROM AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, FOUND SOON AFTER THAT WHICH CONTAINED THE
ORIGINAL OF THE FIRST PART, AND WROTE BY THE SAME HAND. IN A SECOND
LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN CHINA, TO THE EARL OP
* * * *. PART THE SECOND, pp. (2) ,(75) — 154.
Contains a list of subscribers.
DORING, FRIEDHICH CHRISTLIEB
DASS DAS EVANGELIUM VON JESU CHRI8TO, NACH RfJMER I.V. 16. NOCH IMMER EINE
KRAFT GOTTES SET, DIE AUCH DIK VERDORBENSTEN HERZEN WIEDER ZURICHTE
BRINGKN UNO SELIG MACHEN KAN-ERLAUTERT DURCH DAS DAS BEY8PIEL SEINES
SIGNEN BHUDERS, AUGUST SALOMON DORINGS, UNO MACHT DIE IBM WIEDEH-
FAHRNE GNADE ZUM PREISE GOTTES OFFENTLICH BEKANNT FRIEDRICH CHRIST-
LIES DORING, DIENEN AM EVANGELIO zu MAIWALDAU.
Lancaster : Gedrvckt vnd zu haben [bey Joliann Albrecht & Comp.] in der
Neuen Buch-druckerey, in der Prim-Strasse, 1791. pp. 65. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
First printed in Germany. An English translation was printed by
Charles Cist, in Philadelphia, in 1792. A circumstantial account, by
his brother, of the life of August Salomon Doring, who, during his
confinement for the murder of a child, was converted, and as a repent-
ing, but pardoned sinner, suffered death in Silesia.
DORSET, NATHAN
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL AD-
MINISTRATION OF MEDICINES, IN THOSE DISEASES INCIDENT TO MARINERS. BY
DOCTOR NATHAN DORSEY, FELLOW OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OP PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Philadelphia: 1791.
15th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Nathan Dorsey, as
Author, 23 February, 1791.
DRAMATIC PIECES, CALCULATED TO EXEMPLIFY THE MODE OP CONDUCT WHICH WILL
RENDER YOUNG LADIES BOTH AMIABLE AND HAPPY, WHEN THEIR SCHOOL EDUCA-
TION IS COMPLETED. IN THREE VOLUMES. VOLUME I. [ III,] CONTAINING THE
GOOD MOTHER-IN-LAW, AND TlIE GOOD DAUGHTER-IN-LAW.
New-Haven: Printed by Abel Morse. M.DCC.XCI. 3 vols. in one. pp. 52:
47; (3), 47, 50; 48, (49)-92. 12mo. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
Second title: VOLUME n. THE REFORMATION. AND THE MATERNAL SISTER.
A DRAMA, IN THREE ACTS. pp. (3), 47; 50.
Third title: VOLUME in. THE TRIUMPH OF REASON. AND THE CONTRAST. [A
drama in three acts.] pp. 48; 49-92.
Pages 5, and 6, of Volume III are repeated, and the error continued.
Preface signed, P. I.
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23337 DUNCAN, WILLIAM
THE NEW- YOUK DIRECTORY AND REGISTER, FOU THE YEAR 1791. ILLUSTRATED WITH
A NEW AND ACCURATE PLAN OP THE CITY, AND PART OP LONG-ISLAND, EXACTLY
LAID DOWN, AGREEABLY TO THE LATEST SURVEY. — CONTAINING — THE NAMES, OC-
CUPATIONS, AND PLACES OP ABODE OF THE CITIZENS, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL
ORDER: A REGISTER OF THE EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, AND JUDICIAL MAGIS-
TRATES OF THE UNITED STATES, AND OF THE STATE OP NEW- YORK; THE MINIS-
TERIAL AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS FROM THE UNITED STATES TO FOREIGN
POWERS, AND PROM FOREIGN POWERS TO THE UNITED STATES; THE GOVERNORS
OF THE DIPPERENT STATES; THE OFFICERS, BOTH CIVIL AND MILITARY, OF THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP NEW-YORK. — ALSO — AN ACCOUNT OF THE DIFFERENT SO-
CIETIES, AND CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS IN THE CITY: WITH THE
NAMES OF THEIR OFFICERS. — To WHICH IS ADDED — AN EXTRACT FROM SUNDRY
LAWS FOR THE REGULATION OP TRADE, &C. BY WlLLIAM DUNCAN.
New-York: Printed for the Editor, by T. and J. tficords, No. 27, Willinm-
Street.-—\l$\. — [Price three shillings.] pp. vii, 146, (2), 71, plan. 12mo. NYPL.
" * As this work was rather late, the Editor, in order to accelerate its
publication, committed the first part of it, viz. the Directory, to
Messrs. T. & J. Swords, and the Register to Mr. T. Greenleaf — from
which circumstance it became necessary to page each part separately."
23338 DUNLAP, WILLIAM 1766 - 1839
DARBY'S RETURN: A COMIC SKETCH, AS PERFORMED AT THE NEW YORK AND PHILA-
DELPHIA THEATRES. [The second edition.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Enoch Story, 1791. pp. 12. 12mo.
23339 DUNLAP'S AMERICAN DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 3720. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ —
No. 4034. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Philadelphia : Printed by John Dunlap, at No. 48 Market- Street, opposite
the Jersey -Market. 1791. fol. AAS. LOC.
In continuation of, The Pennsylvania Packet and daily advertiser.
23340 DURELL, WILLIAM
NEW- YORK, MAY IST, 1791. A NEW AND ELEGANT WORK, ENRICHED WITH UP-
WARDS OF 60 ELEGANT COPPER-PLATES, EXCLUSIVE OF MAPS, AND OTHER EMBEL-
LISHMENTS. PROPOSED TO PRINT BY SUBSCRIPTION, BY WILLIAM DURELL, DR.
MAYNARD'S COMPLEAT TRANSLATION OF THE WHOLE WORKS OF JOSEPHUS. ILLUS-
TRATED WITH NOTES AND MARGINAL REFERENCES. To BE COMPLETED IN ONLY
SIXTY NUMBERS. . . . CONDITIONS OP PUBLICATION. . . . ADDRESS TO THE
PUBLIC. . . . SPECIMEN OF THE TYPE. . . .
[New-York: Printed by William Durell, 1791.] pp. (2). fol. NYHS.
23341 DWIGHT, TIMOTHY 1752-1817
VIRTUOUS RULERS A NATIONAL BLESSING. A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE GENERAL
ELECTION, MAY 12TH, 17iH. BY TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D. D. PASTOR OF A CHURCH
IN FAIRPIELD. [Seven lines from] GOVERNOR PATTERSON'S ANSWER TO THE
ADDRESS OF THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW- BRUNSWICK.
Hartford : Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 42. 8vo.
AAS. BM. CHS. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYPL. UTS. YC.
23342 EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1703 - 1758
THE DISTINGUISHING MARKS OF A WORK OF THE SPIRIT OP GOD; EXTRACTED FROM
MR. EDWAHDS BY JOHN WESLEY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank(?), and sold by John Dickins,
No. 182, in Race Street, near Sixth Street. 1791.
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23344
EDWARDS, JONATHAN, continued.
TRUE GRACE, DISTINGUISHED FROM THE EXPERIENCE OP DEVILS; IN A SERMON,
PREACHED BEFORE THE SYNOD OF NEW-YORK, CONVENED AT NEWARK, IN NEW-
JERSKY, ON SEPTEMBER 28, N. s. 1752. [PRINTED BY DESIRE OF THE SYNOD.]
BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN STOCK-
BRIDGE IN NEW-ENGLAND. [Five lines from] 2 Corinthians, xi. 3. 14.
Elizabethtown : Printed by Shepard Kollock. M.DCC.XCI. pp.43. 12mo.
AA8. BM. JOB. NYPL.
Printed for, and usually found bound with, his "Faithful narrative."
(Elizabeth Town, 1790.).
TRUE GRACE DISTINGUISHED FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF DEVILS; IN A
SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE SYNOD OF NEW-YORK, CONVENED AT NEW- ARK,
IN NEW- JERSEY, ON SEPTEMBER 28, N. s. 1752. BY REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS,
LATE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW-JERSEY.
Stockbridge (Massachusetts) Printed by Loring Andrews. 1791.
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23346
23347
TWO DISSERTATIONS, I. CONCERNING THE END FOR WHICH GOD CREATED THE
WORLD. II. THE NATURE OF TRUE VIRTUE. BY THE LATE REVEREND, LEARNED
AND PIOUS JONATHAN EDWARDS, A. M. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE IN NEW-
JERSEY.
Philadelpliia : Printed and sold by R. Aitken & Son, No, 22, Market Street.
M.DCC.XCI. pp. (6), 206. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1745 - 1801
THE INJUSTICE AND IMPOLICY OF THE SLAVE TRADE, AND OF THE SLAVERY OF THE
AFRICANS: ILLUSTRATED IN A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE CONNECTICUT SO-
CIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF FREEDOM, AND FOR THE RELIEF OF PERSONS UN-
LAWFULLY HOI.DEN IN BONDAGE, AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING IN NEW-HAVEN,
SEPTEMBER 15, 1791. BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN
NEW-HAVEN.
[New- Haven:] Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. M,DCC,XCI. pp.
(2). (37). 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
A second edition was printed in Boston, in 1822; and a third edition
in New Haven, in 1833.
ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754 - 1820
ELLICOTT'S MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMANAC, AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAH OF
OUR LORD, 1792; BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH YEAR
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. AMONG OTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS, ARE
THE MOTIONS OF THE SUN AND MOON, THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE
EIGHT PLANETS, THE RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN, AND THE RISING, SETTING,
SOUTHING AND AGE OF THE MOON, &C. To WHICH ARE ADDED, THE LUNATIONS,
CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES, JUDGMENT OF THE WEATHER, FESTIVALS, AND OTHER
MEMORABLE DAYS, AND DAYS FOR HOLDING COURTS IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA:
LIKEWISE, A TABLE REDUCING THE CURRENCY OF PENNSYLVANIA, NEW-jERSET,
DELAWARE, AND MARYLAND, TO THE CURRENCIES OF THE OTHER STATES, AND TO
ENGLISH AND IRISH MONEY — ALSO, A TABLE OF DOLLARS AND OTHER COINS, AS
THEY NOW PASS IN EACH OF THE UNITED STATES; WITH MANY OTHER USEFUL
TABLES AND PHYSICAL RECEIPTS, A LETTER FROM THE ALLEGHANY PHILOSOPHER
AND SEVERAL COMPOSITIONS IN PROSE AND VERSE: — THE WHOLE CALCULATED TO
INSTRUCT AND ENTERTAIN OUR READERS. [Two lines of Latin frolll] OVID.
Baltimore: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Hayes, Market-
Street. [1791.] pp. (43). 12mo. JCB.
149
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23348 ELLIOT, JOHN
THE MEDICAL POCKET-BOOK. CONTAINING A SHORT BUT PLAIN ACCOUNT op THE
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, AND METHODS OF CURE, OP THE DISEASES INCIDENT TO THE
HUMAN BODY. INCLUDING SUCH AS REQUIRE SURGICAL TREATMENT: TOGETHER
WITH THE VIRTUES AND DOSES OF MEDICINAL COMPOSITIONS AND SIMPLES. EX-
TUACTED FROM THE BEST AUTHORS, AND DIGESTED INTO ALPHABETICAL ORDER.
THE TENTH EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. BY JOHN ELLIOT, M. D.
Boston: Printed by Joseph Btimstead, for David Went; No. 36, Marl-
borouf/h-Street, and E. Larkin,jvn. No. 50, Cornhill. 1791. pp. vii, 117, inter-
leaved. 12mo. AAS.
23349 EMMONS, NATHANAEL 1745 - 1840
A DISCOURSE CONCERNING THE PROCESS OF THE GENERAL JUDGMENT. IN WHICH
THE MODERN NOTIONS OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION ARE PARTICULARLY CONSIDERED.
. . . [Two lines from] THE SUPREME JUDGE.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52. Second-
Street, the corner of Chesnut-Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp. [U4,] (2). 12mo.
AAS. BM. HC. JOB. LOC.
23350 __ A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. ELIAS DUDLEY, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN OXFORD, APRIL 13, 1791. By NATHAN-
AEL EMMONS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN FRANKLIN. [Printer's monogram.]
Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street. [1791.]
pp. [36.] 8VO. AAS. JCB. LOG. NYPL. YC.
23351 ENCYCLOPAEDIA; OR, A DICTIONARY OF ARTS, SCIENCES, AND MISCELLANEOUS LIT-
ERATURE; CONSTRUCTED ON A PLAN, BY WHICH THE DIFFERENT SCIENCES AND
ARTS ARE DIGESTED INTO THE FORM OF DISTINCT TREATISES ON SYSTEMS, COM-
PREHENDING THE HISTORY, THEORY, AND PRACTICE, OF EACH, ACCORDING TO THE
LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS; AND FULL EXPLANATIONS GIVEN OF THE
VARIOUS DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE. WHETHER RELATING TO NATURAL AND
ARTIFICIAL OBJECTS, OR TO MATTERS ECCLESIASTICAL, CIVIL, MILITARY, COMMER-
CIAL, &c. INCLUDING ELUCIDATIONS OF THE MOST IMPORTANT TOPICS RELATIVE
TO RELIGION, MORALS, MANNERS, AND THE OECONOMY OF LIFE: TOGETHER WITH A
DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE COUNTRIES, CITIES, PRINCIPAL MOUNTAINS, SEAS,
RIVERS, &C. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD; A GENERAL HISTORY, ANCIENT AND MOD-
ERN, OF THE DIFFERENT EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, AND STATES; AND AN ACCOUNT OF
THE LIVES OF THE MOST EMINENT PERSONS IN EVERY NATION, FROM THE EARL-
IEST AGES DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIMES. COMPILED FROM THE WRITINGS OF THE
BEST AUTHORS, IN SEVERAL LANGUAGES; THE MOST APPROVED DICTIONARIES, AS
WELL OF GENERAL SCIENCE AS OF ITS PARTICULAR BRANCHES; THE TRANSACTIONS,
JOURNALS, AND MEMOIRS, OF VARIOUS LEARNED SOCIETIES, THE MS. LECTURES OF
EMINENT PROFESSORS ON DIFFERENT SCIENCES; AND A VARIETY OF ORIGINAL MA-
TERIALS, FURNISHED BY AN EXTENSIVE CORRESPONDENCE. THE FIRST AMERICAN
EDITION, IN EIGHTEEN VOLUMES, GREATLY IMPROVED. ILLUSTRATED WITH FIVE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO COPPER PLATES. VOL. III. BAR — BZO. [VOL. IV. CAA
— Cic.] INDOCTI DISCANT ET AMENT MEMINISSE PERITI.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41,
South Second Street. M.DCC.XCVIII. [1791.] 2 vols.pp. 806,20 plates, (92-1 11);
793, 26 plates. (112-137). 4to. AAS. APS. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL. we.
23352 ENFIELD, WILLIAM 1741 - 1797
BIOGRAPHICAL SKRMONS, OR, A SERIES OF DISCOURSES ON THE PRINCIPAL CHARAC-
TERS IN SCRIPTURE. BY WILLIAM ENFIELD, LL. D. [One line from] CICERO.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, No. 116 Market Street, and T.
Lang, No. 21, Church-Alley. MDCCXCI. pp. 247. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
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23353
23354
23355
23356
EQUIANO, OLAUDAH
THE INTERESTING NARRATIVE OP THE LIFE OP OLAUDAH EQUIANO, OR GUSTAVUS
VASSA, THE AFRICAN. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. VOL. I. [ — n.J [Five lines from]
ISAIAH xn. 3, 4. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
New-York: Printed and sold by W. Durell, at his Book-Store and Printing-
Office, No. 19, Q. Street. M.DCC.XCI. 2 vols. pp. (2), (2), (4), [194], portrait;
(2), [192], plate. 16mo. AAS. BM. NTPL.
'ESPINASSE, ISAAC
A DIGEST OF THE LAW OF ACTIONS AT NISI PRIUS. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.]
BY ISAAC 'ESPINASSE, ESQ. OF GRAY'S INN, BARRISTER AT LAW. [One line from]
JUVENAL.
Philadelphia. Printed by J. Crukshank, and W. Toung, Booksellers and
Stationers. M,DCC,XCI. 2 vols. pp. (24), 434, (46); xviii, 518. 12mo. AAS. BM.
THE ESSEX JOURNAL * NEW-HAMPSHIRE PACKET. NUMB. 340. WEDNESDAY, JANU-
ARY 5, [ — NUMB. 392. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Newbury-Port : Printed by John Mycall in Merrimack- Street a little below
the Ferry-way . . . 1791. fol. AAS. LOC.
EVANS, DAVID
A LETTER TO THE REV. DOCTOR [Samuel] JONES ; CONTAINING SOME REMARKS ON
THE CIRCULAR LETTER OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, 1791, [sic
1790.] WROTE BY HIMSELF. [Signed, David Evans, New Britain, April 17,
1791.] [Colophon:]
Boston .-—Reprinted by White & Cambridge, and told at tlteir Shop, near
Charles-River Bridge. [1791.] pp. 12. 12mo. AAS.
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23357
23358
A LETTER TO THE HEV'D DOCTOR [Samuel] JONES: CONTAINING, SOME REMARKS
ON THE CIRCULAR LETTER OF THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, 1791 [sic 1790.] WROTE
BY HIMSELF. BY DAVID EVANS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson,at the Stone-House, No. 41,
South Second-Street. 1791.
EVANS, ISRAEL 1748 - 1807
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT CONCORD, BEFORE THE HON. GENERAL COURT, OF THE
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE, AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION, HOLDEN ON THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN JUNE, M.DCC.XCI. BY THE REV. ISRAEL EVANS, A. M. PASTOR OF
THE CHURCH IN CONCORD.
Concord: Printed by George Hough, for the honourable Oeneral Court.
M.DCC.XCI. pp. 35. 4to. BA. BM. LOG. MHS. NHSL.
23359
23360
EWING, JOHN
SERMON ON THE DEATH OF GEORGE BRYAN.
Philadelphia: 1791. 8vo.
1732-1802
23361
THE EXPERIENCE OP SEVERAL METHODIST PREACHERS. WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
THEIR CALL TO, AND SUCCESS IN THE MINISTRY. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS, WHIT-
TEN BY THEMSELVES, TO THE REV. JOHN WESLEY, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, in Chesnut Street; and
sold by John Dickins, No. 43, in Fourth near Race Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 370,
(1). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
AN EXTRACT ON INFANT BAPTISM.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Crukshank ( .*) and sold by John Dickins,
No. 182, in Race Street, near Sixth Street. 1791.
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THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. VOL. i. No. 43. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [— VOL. n.
No. 42. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1791.]
Published in Danbury, by Nathan Douglas and Edwards Ely, near the
Court- [Meeting-] House. 1791. fol. AAS. LOC.
Beginning May 9th, the clay of publication was changed to Monday.
23363 FATHER ABRAHAM'S ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792; BEING BISSEX-
TILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Twenty-seven lines.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, No. 34, South Second-
Street. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
23364 FAUGERES, PETER -1798
A TREATISE ON FEBRIS ASTHENICA GRAVIS, OR THE SEVERE ASTHENIC CONTINUED
FEVER.
New-York: Printed by Harrisson &Purdy, 1791. pp.vii, 9-35. 8vo. BA.SGO.
23365 THE FEDERAL GAZETTE AND PHILADELPHIA DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL. v. No.
701. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. vn. No. 1011. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
31, 1791.]
Printed and published by Andrew Brown, at Washington's Head, in Ches-
nut-Street, near Front-Street, . . . 1791. fol AAS. LCP.
33366 FENELON, FRANCOIS DE SALIGNAC DE LA MOTHE 1651 - 1715
LES AVENTURES DE TELEMAQUE, FIL8 D'ULYSSE, PAR MESSIRE FRANCOIS DE SAL-
IGNAC DE LA MOTHE FENELON, FHECEPTEUR DE MGRS. LES ENFANTS DE FRANCE,
ET DEPUIS ARCHEVEQUE DE CAMBRAY, &C. NOUVELLE EDITION, SOIGNEUSE-
MENT CORREGEE.
A Philadelphie, Chez Charles Cist, Imprimeur-Libraire, Seconde Rue
Nord, No. 104. [1791.] pp. (2), (2). 278. 12mo. AAS.
23367 FENN, NATHAN -1799
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. SYLVESTER SAGE, M. A. TO
THE PASTORAL CHARGE OF THE CHURCH IN WESTMINSTER, OCTOBER, 1790. BY
NATHAN FENN, M. A. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN BERLIN.
Printed at Bennington, by Anthony Haswell, M,DCC,XCI. pp. 31. 8vo.
AAS. JCB. VtSL.
The copy in the American Antiquarian Society lacks the half-title, but
has twenty manuscript lines of errata, added by the Author, on the
last page.
23368 FENNO, JENNY
ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS, IN PROSE AND VERSE. ON SUBJECTS MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
BY MISS J. FENNO, OF BOSTON.
Printed in Boston, by Joseph Bumstead, at his Office, No. 20, Union -Street.
MDCCXCI. pp. (2), iii, 125. 16mo. AAS. BM.
Reprinted, in Wrentham, Massachusetts, in 1803.
23369 FIELDING, HENRY 1707 - 1754
THE HISTORY OF THE ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH ANDREWS, AND HIS FRIEND MR.
ABRAHAM ANDREWS. WRITTEN IN IMITATION OF THE MANNER OF CERVANTES,
AUTHOR OF DON QUIXOTE. BY HENRY FIELDING, ESQ. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6,
South Front-Street. 1791.
33370 THE HISTORY OF THE ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH ANDREWS, AND HIS FRIEND
MR. ABRAHAM ANDREWS. WRITTEN IN IMITATION OF THE MANNER OF CERVAN-
TES, AUTHOR OF DON QUIXOTE. BY HENRY FIELDING, ESQ.. IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. i. [—11.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Henry Taylor, for Robert Campbell.\Vj\. 2 vols.
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23371
23372
23373
23374
23375
FIELDING, HENRY, continued.
HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING. BY HENRY FIELDING. [ABRIDGED
FOR THE YOUNG.]
Norwich, (Connecticut): Printed by John Trumbull. 1791. pp. 194. 18mo.
FIELDING, SARAH 1714-1768
THE GOVERNESS: OR, LITTLE FEMALE ACADEMY. BEING THE HISTORY OF MRS.
TEACHUM, AND HER NINE GIRLS. WITH THEIR NINE DAYS AMUSEMENT. CAL-
CULATED FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES IN THEIR
EDUCATION. BY THE AUTHOR OF DAVID SIMPLE. A NEW EDITION. [Thirteen
lines from] SHAKESP. MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at the Stone House, No. 41, Second-
Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. xii, 228. 24rao. AAS.
A FINE LADY.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull. 1791.
FISH, ELISHA 1719-1795
THE BAPTISM OF JESUS CHRIST not TO BE IMITATED BY CHRISTIANS: CONSIDERED
AND ILLUSTRATED IN AN ESSAY. BY THE REV. ELISHA FlSH, OF UPTON, AND
THE REV. JOHN CRANE, OF NORTHBRIDGE. [Three lines from] JESUS CHRIST.
Boston, Printed: New-London, Re-printed by T. Green & Son. [1791.] pp.
23. 8vo. JOB.
THE BAPTISM OF JESUS CHRIST NOT TO BE IMITATED BY CHRISTIANS: CON-
SIDERED AND ILLUSTRATED IN AN ESSAY. BY THE REV. ELISHA FlSH, OF UPTON,
AND THE REV. JOHN CRANE, OF NORTUBRIDGE. [Four lines from] JESUS
AUCTION
VALUES
CHRIST.
Printed by George Hough, at Concord, Newhampshire.
wholesale and retail. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 24. 12mo.
Sold at his Office,
BM. JCB.
23376
23377
FISHER, MIERS 1748 - 1819
BRIEF OF THE TITLES OF ROBERT MORRIS, ESQUIRE, TO A TRACT OF COUNTRY IN THE
COUNTY OF ONTARIO, IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, ONE OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. EXTRACTED FROM AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS, BY MIERS FISHER, COUN-
SELLOR AT LAW, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. To WHICH IS
ADDED A SCHEDULE, CONTAINING AUTHENTIC COPIES OF THE PRINCIPAL ACTS AND
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND OF THK LEG-
ISLATURES OF THE STATES OF MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-YORK, AND OF OTHER
DEEDS AND EVIDENCES OF TITLE, CITED IN THE BRIEF, FOR THE SATISFACTION OF
THOSE WHO MAY WISH TO SEE THEM AT FULL LENGTH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Benj. Franklin Bache, . . . 1791. pp. (2),(45.)
4tO. BA. NYPL.
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
FLEETS' POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792. BEING BISSEXTILE
OR LEAP-YEAR, AND SIXTEENTH 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 ROYAT, OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH. To WHICH IS AN-
NEXED, THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, &c.
Boston: Printed and eold by T. & J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Corn-
hill. [1791.] pp. [24], [156.] 24mo. AAS. BA. HC. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
18th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas and John
Fleet, as Proprietors, 19 November, 1791.
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23378
23379
23380
23381
FLETCHER, or DE LA FLECHIERE, JOHN WILLIAM 1729 - 1785
THE WORKS OP THE REV. JOHN FLETCHER. VOLUME i. [ — n.] THE FIRST AMER-
ICAN EDITION.
Philadt Iphia : Printed by Joseph Crukxhank: Sold by John Dickins, No.
43, Fourth-Street, near the corner of Race- Street. 1791. 2 vols. pp. (2), 330; (2),
320. 12mo. AAS.
The third volume was printed in Philadelphia, in 1792.
FLETCHER, MARY
AN ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF THE RKV. MR. FLETCHER, VICAR OF MADELET, IN
SHROPSHIRE. [Three Hues of quotation.]
Bristol, Printed, Richmond: Re-printed by Augustine Davis. MDCCXCI.
pp. [16.] 16mo. AAS.
Signed, M. F. Madeley, Aug. 18, 1785.
FOBES, PERKS 1742-1812
A SERMON, DELIVERED IN THE BAPTIST MEETING-HOUSE IN PROVIDENCE, JULY 31,
A. D. 1791. OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES MANNING, D. D.
PRESIDENT OF RHODE-ISLAND COLLEGE. BY PERES FOBES, A. M. FELLOW OF THE
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, PROFESSOR OF NATURAL AND EX-
PERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE COLLEGE OF RHODE- ISLAND, AND PASTOR OF
THE CHURCH IN IlAYNHAM. [Two lines of quotation.]
Providence: Printed by J. Carter. [1791.] pp.40. 8vo.
AAS. BM. RC. JCB. NYHS.
FOSTER, DANIEL 1751-1795
A SERMON. PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND JOSHUA CROSBY, TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH AND PEOPLE OF GOD, IN GREENWICH, 2D.
SOCIETY. DECEMBER 2o, M,DCC,LXXXIX. BY DANIEL FOSTER, A. M. PASTOR OF
THE CHURCH IN NEW-BRAINTREE.
M,DCC,XCI. pp.
AAS. JCB. NYPL.
Springfield, Massachusetts : Printed by Ezra W. Weld.
[20.] 8vo.
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FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK, OH EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792.
Wilmington : Printed by James Adams. [1791.]
FRANCE. KINGDOM.
THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION, REVISED, AMENDED, AND FINALLY DECREED, BY THE
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. PRESENTED TO THE KING ON THE 3D, AND ACCEPTED BY
HIM ON THE 13TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1791.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, No. 52, Second-Street, the cor-
ner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 22. 8vo. LOC.
THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION, REVISED, AMENDED, AND FINALLY DECREED
BY THE NATIONAL ASSEMULY. PRESENTED TO THE KING ON THE 3o, AND AC-
CEPTED BY HIM ON THE 13TH SEPTEMBER, 1791, CONFORMABLE TO THE COPY
PRINTED AT PARIS THE 5TH SEPTEMBER, 1791, AND SIGNED IjAUDOUIN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Peter Stewart, No. 34, South Second
Street. 1791.
FRANKLIN. BENJAMIN 1706 - 1790
THE WAY TO WEALTH. BY DR. FRANKLIN.
Boston: Printed and sold by Benjamin Russell, 1791. Broadside, fol.
— THE WAY TO WEALTH. BY DR. FRANKLIN.
Boston: Printed and told by Benjamin Russell, 1791.
This is the broadside edition, "in pages, printed in a neat pamphlet."
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FRASER, DONALD
THE YODNO GENTLEMAN AND LADY'S ASSISTANT; PARTLY ORIGINAL, BUT CHIEFLY
COMPILED FROM THE WORKS OP THE MOST CELEBRATED MODERN AUTHORS; CALCU-
LATED TO INSTRUCT YOUTH IN THE PRINCIPLES OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE: IN FIVE
PARTS, VIZ. GEOGRAPHY, NATURAL-HISTORY, ELOCUTION, POETRY — AND MISCEL-
LANY. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED — A SHORT SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC;
WHEREIN EVERY EXAMPLE IS WROUGHT AT LARGE, AND THE WHOLE, INCLUDING
THE MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES, RENDERED EASY TO THE MEANEST CAPACITY.
THIS WORK, IS DIVIDED INTO SMALL SECTIONS FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF SCHOOLS.
BY DONALD FRASER, SCHOOL-MASTER, NEW- YORK.
New-York: Printed by Tho's Greenleaf, M.DCC.XCI. pp. xii, 273, (22).
1 •.'inn. AAS. BM. JCB.
Contains, list of names of subscribers. 1st New York District Copy-
right, issued to Donald Fraser. as Author, 30 April, 1791. The work
had seven hundred subscribers in the City of New York. An edition
of two thousand copies was sold in eighteen months.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. GRAND LODGE OP THE STATE OP NEW YORK.
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS, IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. COLLECTED AND DIGESTED BY
ORDER OF THE GRAND LODGE.
Albany: Printed by Robert Barber & Co? 1791.
"To be sold by Elisha Crane."
FREEMAN, SAMUEL 1743 - 1831
THE TOWN OFFICER; OR THE POWER AND DUTY OF SELECTMEN, TOWN CLERKS,
TOWN TREASURERS, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, ASSESSORS, CONSTABLES, COLLECTORS
OF TAXES, SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS, SURVEYORS OF LUMBER, FENCE REVIEWERS,
AND OTHER TOWN OFFICERS. As CONTAINED IN THE LAWS OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. WITH A VARIETY OF FORMS FOR THE USE OF SUCH
OFFICERS. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE POWER AND DUTY OF TOWNS, PARISHES
AND PLANTATIONS; AND A PLAIN AND REGULAR METHOD TO KEEP ACCOUNTS OF
THE EXPENDITURES OF MONIES VOTED BY A TOWN; UPON AN INSPECTION OF
WHICH, THE STATE OF ITS FINANCES MAY AT ANY TIME BE KNOWN. BY SAMUEL
FREEMAN, ESQ. [WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF COPYRIGHT.]
Portland: Printed by Benjamin Titcomb, jun. MDCCXCI. pp. 178, (2).
12 mo. AAS.
THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL; OH, THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. VOL. X. NUMB. DVII. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. xi. NUMB. DLVIII. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at YoricK's Head, in Market-
Street. 1791. fol. AAS. LOC.
In March, the Printing Office was removed to High-Street.
FRENEAU, PHILIP 1752 - 1832
PROPOSALS FOR A MONMOUTH NEWSPAPER. IT is PROPOSED BY THE SUBSCRIBER, IP
SUFFICIENT ENCOURAGEMENT SHOULD BE AFFORDED, TO PUBLISH AT MOUNT-
PLEASANT, NEAR MIDDLETOWN POINT, IN EAST NEW-JERSEY, A WEEKLY NEWS-
PAPER, TO BE ENTITLED. THE MONMOUTH GAZETTE, OR, GENERAL MAGAZINE OF
INFORMATION AND AMUSEMENT. [Thirty-four lines.] NEW- YORK, FEBRUARY
15TH, 1791. PHILTP FRENEAU. . . .
[ New- York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol.
Probably from want of sufficient encouragement this newspaper ven-
ture was abandoned, for The National Gazette, which Freueau pub-
lished in Philadelphia from October 31st, of this year.
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FRIENDS, SOCIETY OP
THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS,
FROM THE 16TH TO THE 24TH OF THE FIFTH MONTH, 1791, INCLUSIVE, TO THE
QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF FRIENDS IN GREAT- BRITAIN, IRELAND,
AND ELSEWHERE.
/ Philadelphia f 1791.] pp. (4). fol.
EXTRACTS FROM THE EPISTLE OF THE MEETING FOR SUFFERINGS IN LONDON,
1751, TO THE QUAKERS' MEETING, HELD 1790.
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins? 1791. fol.
FROM OUR YEARLY-MEETING HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS FROM THE
16TH TO THE 24TH OF THE FIFTH MONTH, 1791, INCLUSIVE. To THE YEARLY-
MEETING OF FRIENDS TO BE HELD AT PHILADELPHIA.
[Philadelphia: 1791.] pp. (2). fol. AAS.
FROTHINGHAM'S LONG-ISLAND HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. i. No. i, TUESDAY, MAY
10, [—No. 34. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
Sugg-Harbour, Printed by David Frothingham, near the Landing. 1791. fol.
Established by David Frothingham, with the motto, "Eye Nature's
walks, shoot folly as it flies, — And catch the manners living as they
rise," and continued by him apparently into the year 1802, when Sel-
leck Osborn purchased the Printing-office, and changed the name to
Suffolk County Herald. In 1804, the Herald passed into the posses-
sion of Alden Spooner, who again changed the name to Suffolk Gazette,
under which title he continued its publication into the year 1811,
when it was discontinued.
G.', N.
A SCRIPTURAL COMMENT ON THE ATHANASIAN CREED.
Printed by Thomas Lang, Philadelphia. [1791.] pp.16. Kimo. BA.
Title from first page of the text. The initials and date "Philadelphia,
February 22d, 1791," are from the note of gift to George Washington.
GAIFER, pseudonym.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE CONVERSION OF A MOHAMETAN TO THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION:
DESCRIBED IN A LETTER FROM GAIFER, IN ENGLAND, TO ALY-BEN IlAYTON, HIS
FRIEND IN TURKEY.
Stockbridge (Massachusetts) Printed by Loring Andrews. 1791.
BIN GANZ NEU EINGERICHTETES LUTHERISCHES A. B. C. BuCHSTABIER-UND NAM-
ENBUCH ZUM NUTZLICIIEN GEBRAUCH DEUTSCHER SCHULEN.
Chestnut Hill: Gedrvckt bey Samuel Saur, 1791. HSP.
ElN GANZ NEU EINGERICHTETES LUTHERISCHES A. B. C. BUCHSTABIER UNO
NAMENBUCH ZUM NUTZLICIIEN GEBHAUCH DEUTSCHER SCHULEN.
[Chesnut Hill: Oedruckt bey Samuel Saur, und zu haben bey] David Saur
and, Wm. Jones, Buchbindcr und Buchluiendler, 73 Race Street, Philadelphia. 1791.
GARDINER, JOHN
THE WIDOWED MOURNER. [A poem. Signed, J. G.]
[Boston: 1791.] 12ino. BPL.
GARRETTSON, FREEBORN 1752 - 1827
THE EXPERIENCE AND TRAVELS OF MR. FREEBORN GARRETTSON, MINISTER OF THE
METHODIST-EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NOUTH-AMERICA. [One line from] i. SAM.
vn. 12.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, No. 91, High Street, near
Sixth Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 852. 24mo. AAS.
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GAKRETTSON, FKEKBORN, continued.
THE EXPERIENCE AND TRAVELS OF MR. FREEBORN GARRETTSON, MINIS-
TER OP THE METHODIST-EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NORTH-AMERICA. [One line from]
i . SAUI . vn . 12.
Philadelphia : Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, in Chesnut Street, and
sold by John Dickins, No. 43 Fourth Street, near Race Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp.
(276). 12mo. NTHS. NYPL.
7th New York District Copyright, issued to Freeborn Garrettson, as
Author, 22 November, 1791.
GAZETTE [U. S. arms] OP MAINE. VOL. i. No. 14. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [—
VOL. n. No. 13. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Portland, (Massachusetts) Printed and published by Benjamin Titcomb,jun.
1791. fol. AAS. NYHS.
With the issue for October 7th, (District of Maine) was substituted for
"Massachusetts" in the imprint. On December 29th, the cut of the
United States Arms was permanently dropped from the heading, when
the paper was enlarged from three to four columns.
General title: THE GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES. PUBLISHED AT THE SEAT
OF GOVERNMENT. BEGINNING APRIL 14, 1790, AND ENDING APRIL 27, 1791 ;
CONTAINING THE LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF CONGRESS PASSED DURING THE SEC-
OND AND THIRD SESSIONS, AND SKETCHES OF DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES: ALSO A SERIES OF ORIGINAL ESSAYS, UPON THE MOST INTERESTING
SUBJECTS OF LIFE, MANNERS, &C. VOL. SECOND. U. 8. A.
Philadelphia : Printed by the Editor (John Fenno) at his Office in Higli-
Street. 1790-1791. pp. (4), 301-832. fol. LCP.
Paged and indexed.
Heading : GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES. No. 71, OP VOL. ir. WHOLE No.
175. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 71, OF VOL. in. WHOLE No. 279. SATUR-
DAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Published Wednesdays and Saturdays by John Fenno, No. 69, Market-
[ High-] Street, between Second and Third-Streets, Philadelphia. 1791. pp. 689-
832; 1-284. fol. AAS. LCP. LOC.
THE GENERAL ADVERTISER AND POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL AND LIT-
EUARY JOURNAL. TRUTH, DECENCY, UTILITY. NUMB. 80. SATURDAY, JANUARY
1, [ — NUMB. 392. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Published (daily) by Benj. Franklin Bache, up Franklin-Court, in Market,
between Third and Fourth-Streets, Philadelphia. 1791. fol. AAS. HC. LCP. PSL.
August 16th, the sub-title was dropped from the heading, and the im-
print changed from colophon to the heading.
GENLIS, STEPHANIE FELICITE BRULART DUCHEST DE ST. AUBIN, comtesse DE
BEAUTIES OF MADAM GENLIS, BEING A SELECT COLLECTION OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
TALES AND OTHER STRIKING EXTRACTS FROM AlJEI.A AND THEODORE, AND TALES
OF THE CASTLE ; THE THEATRE OF EDUCATION, AND SACRED DRAMAS.
Philadelphia: 1791.
GEOGRAPHICAL CARDS, FOR THB AGREEABLE IMPROVEMENT OF LADIES AND GEN-
TLEMEN IN THE NECESSARY AND PLEASING STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY TAKEN FROM
THE LATEST AND BEST AUTHORITIES.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Eleazer Oswald. 1791.
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23408 THE GEORGE-TOWN WEEKLY LEDGER. VOL. i. No. 38. SATURDAY, JANUARY
1, [ — VOL. ii. No. 90. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
George-Town : Printed by M. Day and W. Hancock, for the Proprietor.
1791. fol.
In August, Day and Hancock were succeeded by Alexander Doyle, as
publisher.
23409 THE GEORGIA GAZETTE. No. 415. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [—No. 466, THURS-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Sacannah: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston, Brovghton- Street.
1791. fol. . GHS. LOC.
23410 GEORGIA. THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND GAZETTE OP THE STATE. [Motto.] VOL.
iv. No. ccxxn. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. CCLXXIII. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
31, 1701.]
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1791. fol. GHS.
23411 DIE GERMANTAUNER ZEITUNG. NUM. 25. DIENSTAG, DEN 4TEN JANUAH, [—
NUM. 76. DIENSTAG, DEN 27TEN DECEMBER, 1791.]
Diese Zeitung wird wochentlic/t Dienstag Nacli mittngs herausgegeben von
Michael Billmeyer, Buchdrucker, zn Germuntaun; fur einen halben Thaler des
Jahrs. Bin Viertel Thaler wird beym Einschreiben bezahlt. 1792. 4to. HBP.
23412 GESNER, SALOMON 1730 - 1788
THE DEATH OP ABEL. IN FIVE BOOKS. ATTEMPTED FROM THE GERMAN OP MR.
GESSNER. BY MARY COLLYER. To WHICH is ADDED, THE DEATH OF CAIN.
IN FIVE BOOKS.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Spotswood. 1791. pp. viii, 172; iv. 68.
24tUO. AAS. JCB.
Second title: THE DEATH OF CAIN, IN FIVE BOOKS; AFTER THE MANNER OF THE
DEATH OF ABEL. BY A LADY. [Two lines from] MILTON.
Philadelphia; Printed and sold by William Spotswood. 1791. pp. iv, 68.
23413 THE GLASS; OR, SPECULATION: A POEM. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ANCIENT,
AND GENIUS OP THE MODERN, SPECULATORS. [Four lines of verse.]
New-York: Printed for the Author. — 1791. — pp. [12.] 12mo. BU. NYHS.
23414 GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODE-ISLAND, NEWHAMPSHIRE &
VERMONT ALMANACK, WITH AN EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF oun LORD 1792;
BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAPYEAR, AND SIXTEENTH OP THE INDEPENDENCE OP
UNITED AMERICA. FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES, 5754.
[Six lines. Cut. Four lines.]
Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas. [Price 40s per gross. 4s per
dozen. Six pence single.] [1791.] pp. [48.] 8vo. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
23415 — SECOND EDITION. THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODE-IS-
LAND, NEWHAMPSHIRE & VERMONT ALMANACK, WITH AN KPHKMKKIS, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: [Nine lines. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, by Isaiah Thomas. [1791.] pp. (48). 12mo. AAS.
Contains, An Inquiry into the effects of spirituous liquors upon the
human body. To which is added, a Moral and physical thermometer.
By Benjamin Rush.
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GOLDSMITH, OLIVER
POEMS BY DU. GOLDSMITH; viz.
EDWIN AND ANGELINA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor.
16mo.
1728-1774
THE DESEUTED VILLAGE, THE TRAVELLER, AND
M.DCC.XCI. pp. 40.
AAS. JOB. LOC.
THE VICAR OP WAKEFIELD. A TALE. SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
[One line of Latin.] IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.J
Philadelphia : Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-street,
the corner of Chesnut-street. M.DCC.XCI. 2 vols. in one. pp. 140; 134, (2).
12mo. AAS.
Contains a list of "Books to be sold by William Young."
THE GOSHEN REPOSITORY, AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. [Motto.] VOL. n. No.
103. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. in. No. 154. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1791.]
Goshen: Printed and published by David Mandeville and David M. West-
toll, at the Academy [Near the Court-Houte.J 1791. fol.
GRAHAM, JACOB
DlSPUTATIO MEDICA INAUGURALIS DE SCROPHULA.
Philadelphia: Apud Gulielmum Young, 1791. pp. 26. 8vo. AGO.
GREEN, TIMOTHY
GREEN'S REGISTER, FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT: [ornamental line.] WITH AN
ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792, CALCULATED BY NATHAN DABOLL,
FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEW-LONDON, LAT 41. 25. NORTH. [Line.]
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. [1791.] pp. 92; (15). 12mo.
CHS. NL. RIHS. YC.
GREENLEAF, THOMAS
TO THE PUBLIC. THE JUST OBSERVATION, THAT A GREATER PROPORTION OF HAR-
MONY AND GOOD WILL ALWAYS SUBSISTS IN THAT COMMUNITY, WHOSE INHABITANTS
HAVE ACQUIRED A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF ITS LAWS, THOMAS GREENLEAF,
NEW-YORK, MARCH 1, 1791. PROPOSALS, FOR RE- PRINTING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A CORRECT EDITION OF THE REVISED LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, WITH
THE ADDITION OF ALL THE LAWS WHICH HAVE BEEN ENACTED SINCE THE REVISION
TOOK PLACE — COMPRISING THE WHOLE OF THE LAWS OF THIS STATE NOW IS FORCE.
CONDITIONS. . . .
[New-York: Printed by Thomas Qreenleaf, 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
1724-1773
BY THE LATE DR. GREGORY, OF EDIN-
GREGORY, JOHN
A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS.
BURGH.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street. Sold
also by Daniel Brewer of Taunton. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 62 32ino. AAS.
GROSVENOR, BENJAMIN 1675-1758
THE MOURNER: OR THE AFFLICTED RELIEVED
Philadelphia, : Printed by Robert Aitken. 1791. pp. 81. 18mo.
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER 1757 - 1804
THE ARGUMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY UPON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY
OF A NATIONAL BANK. [Signed, Alexander Hamilton, Philadelphia, Feb. 23,
1791.]
[Philadelphia: 1791.] pp. 40, 8vo. BA.
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23425 THE HAMPSHIRE [cut] CHRONICLE: POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL, MORAL AND EN-
TERTAINING. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. [Motto.] VOL. iv. NUMB.
cci. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. v. NUMB. 252. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
28, 1791.
Printed and published by Ezra Waldo Weld, opposite the Court-House, in
Springfield. 1791. fol. AAS.
With the issue for November 2d, the title was altered to, Hampshire and
Berkshire Chronicle .
2342B THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. VOL. v. NUMB. 227. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,
[ — VOL. vi. NUMB. 278. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Northampton, (Massachusetts) Published by William Butler, 1791. fol.
AAS. MBS.
23427 HANDY, HAST
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON OPIUM; SUBMITTED TO THE EXAMINATION OF THE
REV. WILLIAM SMITH, s. T. p. PROVOST; AND TO THE TRUSTEES AND MEDICAL
PROFESSORS OF THE COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA; FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR
OF MEDICINE: ON THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JUNK, A. D. 1791. BY HAST HANDY,
OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Lang, No. 21, Church-Alley. MDCCXCI.
pp. (28). 8vo. CLS. SGO.
23428 HART, OLIVER 1723-1795
AMERICA'S REMEMBRANCER, WITH RESPECT TO HER BLESSEDNESS AND DUTY. A
SERMON, DELIVERED IN HOPEWELL, NEW JERSEY, ON THANKSGIVING DAY, NOV-
EMBER 20, 1789. BY OLIVER HART, A. M. [Four lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41, South
Second- Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [24.] 8vo. BA. BM. CLS. JOB. LCP. LOC. YC
23429 A GOSPEL CHURCH PORTRAYED, AND HER ORDERLY SERVICE POINTED OUT — A
SERMON, DELIVERED IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA AT THE OPENING OF THE
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, OCTOBER 4, 1791. BY OLIVER HART, A. M. PASTOR OF
THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN HOPEWELL, NEW-JERSEY. [Three lines of Scripture
texts.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 38. 8vo. BA. JCB.
23430 HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUE EORUM QUI IN UNIVERSITATE HARVARDIANA, CANTABRIGI^B, IN REPUB-
LICA MASSACHUSETTENSI, AB ANNO MUCXLII, AD ANNUM MDCCXCI, ALICUJUS GRA-
DUS LAUREA DONATI 8UNT. THEOLOGIZE PROFESSOHES ET ECCLESIARUM PAS-
TORES LITERIS ITALICIS EXARANTUR. Qui AD IMUM CLASSIUM A OBTERIS, LINEA
INTERPOSITA, SEPARANTUH, ALIBI INSTITUTI FUERUNT, VEL APUD NOS GRADU
HONORAUIO DONATI.
Boxtonia : Typis Thomce et Johannis Fleet, Universitatis TypograpJiorum,
MDCCXCI. Annoque rerum-publicarum America Foederatanim summce potestatis
xvi. pp. (39). 8vo. AAS. BA. nc. JCB. LOC. MHS. NL.
23431 ILI.USTRISSIMO JOHANNI HANCOCK, ARMIGERO, LL. D. GUBERNATORI ; HONORA-
TISSIMO SAMUELI ADAMS, ARMIGERO, VICE-GUBERNATORI; CONSILARIIS ET SENA--
TORIBUS REIPUBI.IC^B MASSACHUSETTENSIS: REVERENDISQUE ECCLESIAHUM IN op-
PIDIS SEX VICINIS, PRESBYTERIS, UNIVERSITATIS HARVARDIAN^E CCRATORIBUS;
REVERENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, 8. T. D. PR^SIDI ; [Four lines.] THESES HASCE,
JUVENES IN ARTIBUS INITIATI, [Twenty-seven names.] HDMILLIME DEDICANT
. . . HABITA IN COMITIIS UNIVERSITATIS CANTABRIGIAE, MASSACHUSETTENSIS.
DIE JULII XX. ANNO SALUTI8 MDCCXCI. RERBMQUE PUBLICARUM FOEDERAT-
ARUM AMERICA SUMM/E POTESTATIS xvi. [Colophon :J
Bostoniai: Typis Sarnuelis Hall. [1791.] Broadside, fol. AAS. BM. no.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY, continued.
— THE ORDER OF THE EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT, JULY 20, 1791. -
[Boston: Printed by Thomas and John Fleet, 1791.] Broadside, fol. HC.
QU<KSTIONES SUB REVERENDO JOSEPHO WlLLARD, S. T. D. UNIVEUSITATIS HAR-
VAUUIAN/E, qVJK EST CANTABRIGI.fi, IN REPUBLICA MASSACHUSETTENSI, PRESIDE,
IN COMITII8 PUBLICIS, A LAUREL MAGISTRALI8 CANDIDATIS, PRO MODULO DISCU-
TiENDyM. DIE JULII xx, ANNO SALUTis MDCcxci. [Thirty-six lines.] [Colophon :]
Bostonias: Typis Thomas et Jokannis Fleet. [1791.] Broadside, fol. AAS. HC.
HARVEY, JAMES
A LETTER WRITTEN BY THE LATE REVEREND JAMES HARVEY, A. M. TO HIS BROTHER.
Norwich: Printed by Eben. Bushnell, 1791. pp. 7. 4to.
HAVEN, SAMUEL 1737-1806
A FUNERAL DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT THE INTERMENT OF THE REV'D. BENJAMIN
STEVENS, D. D. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 18, 1791. BY SAMUEL HAVEN,
D. D. PASTOR OF THE SOUTH CHURCH IN PORTSMOUTH. [Two lines from] PARA-
BLE OF THE TALENTS. [Ornamental line.]
Dover: Printed by E. Ladd, at his Office, near tlie Court-House. M,DCC,-
XCI. pp. 32. 18mo. BM. JOB.
Reprinted in Newburyport, in 1792.
— SERMON OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF BENJAMIN STEVENS, OF KITTERY
POINT. WITH NOTES.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher. 1791. pp. 32. 8vo.
NYHS.
23438
23439
HAYNES, LEMUEL
THE CHARACTER AND WORK OF A SPIRITUAL WATCHMAN DECRIBED [sic.'] A SER-
MON, DELIVERED AT HlNESBURGH, FEBRUARY 23, 1791. AT THE ORDINATION OF
THE REV. REUBEN PARMEHLEE. BY LEMUEL HAYNES, PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN
RUTLAND.
Litchfield, (Connecticut) Printed by Collier and Buel. [1791.] pp. [22.]
12mo. AAS. JOB.
The Author was an Indian convert. The copy in the American Anti-
quarian Society contains manuscript corrections by him.
HELLENBROEK, ABRAHAM
SPECIMEN OF DIVINE TRUTHS, FITTED FOR THE USE OF THOSE, OF VARIOUS CAPAC-
ITIES, WHO DESIRE TO PREPARE THEMSELVES FOH A DUE CONFESSION OF THEIR
FAITH. BY THE REV. MR. A. HELLENBROECK, LATE MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT
ROTTERDAM. TRANSLATED FROM THE DUTCH, FOR THE USE OF THE REFORMED
DUTCH CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
New-York: Printed by W. Dwell, No. 198, Que-en-Street. M,DCC,XCI.
pp. 95. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
"On fine paper, with a large, new type."
THE HERALD OF FREEDOM. VOL. v. NUMB, xxxm. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ —
VOL. vi. NUMB. xxxv. TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1791.]
Published Tuesdays and Fridays, by Edmund Freeman, State-Street, Bos-
ton. 1791. fol. AAS.
With the issue for April 5th, Edmund Freeman disposed of all interests
in the Herald to John Howel, by whom it was continued to July
19th, at the Printing-office of the American Herald, in Court-Street,
changing the name, after that date, to Tlie Argus.
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HERVEY, JAMES 1713 - 1758
MEDITATIONS AND CONTEMPLATIONS: IN TWO VOLUMES. CONTAINING, VOL. i. MED-
ITATIONS AMONG THE TOMBS; REFLECTIONS ON A FLOWER OAHDEN; AND A DES-
CANT UPON CREATION. Vor.. ii. CONTEMPLATIONS ON THE NIGHT; CONTEMPLA-
TIONS ON THE STARRY HEAVENS; AND, A WlNTER-PIECE. By JAMES HERVEY,
A. M. LATE RECTOR OK WESTON-FAVELL, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. VOL. I. [ — II.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Woodhovse, at the Bible, No. 6
South Front-Street. M.DCC.XCI. 2vols. pp. 232; 239, (8). 12mo. AAS.
HILDROP, JOHN 1725-1750
AN ESSAY ON HONOUR, IN NINE LETTERS, BY JOHN HILDHOP, D. D. RECTOR OF WATH,
IN YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND. PUBLISHED IN THE WEEKLY MISCELLANY.
Elizabeth-Town, Maryland, lieprinted by Stewart Herbert, 1791. pp. (87),
(4). 8vo. NYPL.
Contains a list of Subscribers' names.
HITCHCOCK, ENOS 1744-1803
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. ABEL FLINT, TO
THE MINISTERIAL OFFICE IN A CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT HARTFORD, APRIL 20TH,
1791. BY ENOS HITCHCOCK, D. D. PASTOR OF THE BENEVOLENT CONGREGATIONAL
CHUUCH OF CHRIST IN PROVIDENCE.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babeoek. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 23. 8vo.
AAS. BA. IIC. JCB. NYPL.
HOADLY, BENJAMIN
THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. A COMEDY.
HOADLY.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Spotswood.
12mo.
1706-1757
BY THE RIGHT REVEREND DR. BENJAMIN
MDCCXCI. pp. (4), 68.
JCB.
DER HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMEHICANISCHE CALENDER, AUP DAS JAHH 1792, u. s. w.
Germantown: Gedruekt bey Michael Billmeyer. [1791.]
HODGSON, EDWARD
THE TRIAL OF RF.NWICK WILLIAMS, COMMONLY CALLED THE MONSTER, FOR ASSAULT-
ING AND WOUNDING MlSS ANN PORTER. TAKEN IN SHORT HAND BY EDWARD
HODGSON. ORNAMENTED WITH A STRIKING LIKENESS OF THE PRISONER.
New-York: Printed by Thomas Oreenleaf. Sold by Andrew Marscltalk.
1791.
HOLYOKE, SAMUEL 1771 - 1816
HAKMONIA AMERICANA: CONTAINING A CONCISE INTRODUCTION TO THE GROUNDS OF
MUSIC, WITH A VARIETY OF AIRS, SUITABLE FOR DIVINE WORSHIP, AND THE USE OF
MUSICAL SOCIETIES, CONSISTING OF THREE AND FOUR PARTS. BY SAMUEL HOLYOKE,
A. B.
Printed at Boston by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, 1791. pp. 120. obi.
8VO. AAS. NYHS.
Contains, a list of subscribers. 13th Massachusetts District Copyright,
issued to Samuel Holyoke, as Author, 24 January, 171)1. Advertised
ill the Essex Journal in 1791: Newbury-Port : Printed, for the Author,
by John My call.
HOME, JOHN 1724-1808
DOUGLAS, A TRAGEDY. As PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE BY THE AMER-
ICAN COMPANY. WRITTEN BY THE REV. MR. HOME.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 62,
(1). ICmo. AAS.
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HOPKINS, SAMUEL 1721-1803
AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE OP TRUE HOLINESS. BY SAMUEL HOPKINS, D. D.
PASTOR OF THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN NEWPORT.
Newport — Printed. New-York: Re -printed for M. Smith and C. Davis, by
William Durtll, No. 19, Queen-Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 218, (2). 16mo.
AAS. BM. JCB.
HOSACK, DAVID 1769-1835
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON CHOLKRA MORBUS, SUBMITTED TO THE EXAMINA-
TION OF THE REV. JOHN EWING . . . THE TRUSTEES AND MEDICAL PROFESSORS
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA; ... ON THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY,
. . . 1791.
New-York: Printed by Samuel Campbell. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 32. 8vo. SGO.
[U. S. arms.] HOUGH'S CONCORD HERALD. [N. H. arms.] THE LIBERTY OF THE
PRESS IS ESSENTIAL TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM IN A STATE. — CONSTITUTION
OF NEWHAMPSHIKE. VOL. n. No. 1. WHOLE No. 53. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,
[ — No. 7. WHOLE No. 57. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1791.]
Printed by Oeorge Hough, at Concord, Newhampshire. 1791. fol.
Beginning March 9th, the title was changed to Concord Htrald.
HOWAKD, BEZALEEL 1753-1837
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. ALLEN PBATT, TO THE
PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN WESTMORELAND, OCTOBER 6, 1790. BY
BEZALEEL HOWARD, A. M. PASTOR OP THE FIRST CHURCH IN SPRINGFIELD.
Keene, (New- Hampshire) Printed by James D. Griffith. [1791.] pp. 20.
8vo. HC. JCB. MHS.
HOWARD, SIMEON 1733 - 1804
A SEUMON, PREACHED IN BOSTON, NOVEMBER 18, 1791; AT THE ORDINATION OF
THE REV. THOMAS ADAMS, TO THE WORK OF THE GOSPEL MINISTRY, AND PASTORAL
CARE OF A SOCIETY OF PROTESTANT CHRISTIANS, IN THE TOWN OF CAMDEN, IN
SOUTH-CAROLINA. BY SIMEON HOWARD, D. D. PASTOR OF THE WEST CHURCH IN
BOSTON.
Printed in Boston, by Joseph Belknap and Alexander Young, north aide of
the State-House, State-Street. 1791. pp. (2), 36. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYH8. NYPL.
HOWELL, READING
A MAP OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, (ONE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.)
INCLUDING THE TRIANGLE LATELY PURCHASED OF CONGUESS AND CONTINUING THE
BOUNDARY LINES OP THE STATE, AS RUN BY THE RESPECTIVE COMMISSIONERS,
WITH PART OP LAKE ERIE, AND PRESQU' ISLE. ALSO, BY ACTUAL SURVEY, THE
RIVERS SUSQUEHANNA, ITS NORTH-EAST AND W*8T BRANCHES, TlOGA, SlNNAMO-
HONING, JUNIATA, LEHIGH, LECHAWAXEN, SCHUYLKILL, AND THE WESTERN RIV-
ERS OHIO, ALLEGHANEY, CONNOWANGO, PART OF THE CHATAUGHQUE LAKE AND
FRENCH CREEK, AGREEABLY TO THE LATE DISCOVERIES MONONGAHALIA, YOUGHA-
GANIA, AND KlSKAMINETCS, AND THE LARGER CREEKS AND MOST OF THE LESSER
STREAMS; MOUNTAINS; THE OLD PRINCIPAL ROADS, WITH THE MANY NEW ONES IN
THE NORTHERN AND WESTERN PARTS OF THE STATE, AND THE PORTAGES AND
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE LATE SURVEYS BY ORDER OF GOVERNMENT. THE DI-
VISION LINES OF THE RESPECTIVE COUNTIES, AND TOWNSHIPS. DELINEATION OF
THE DISTRICTS OP DEPRECIATION AND DONATION LANDS, WITH ALL THE OTHER
DISTRICTS IN THE NEW PURCHASE. THE SEATS OF JUSTICE IN THE RESPECTIVE
COUNTIES, IRON WORKS, MANUFACTORIES, MINERAL, AND OTHER NOTED PLACES.
BY READING HOWELL.
[Philadelphia: Printed for the Author . 1791.]
12th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Reading Howell, as
Author, 11 January, 1791.
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HOWELL, READING, continued.
A MAP OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND THE PARTS CONNECTED THEREWITH, RELAT-
ING TO THE ROADS AND INLAND NAVIGATION, ESPECIALLY AS PROPOSED TO BE IM-
PROVED BY THE LATE PROCEEDINGS OF ASSEMBLY. COPIED FROM HIS LARGER
MAP. BY READING HOWELL. J. TRENCHAHD, ENGRAVER.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, north Fifth-Street, No. 88. June
25th, 1791. 30x20.
20th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Reading Howell, as
Author, 13 June, 1791,
THE HUDSON WEEKLY GAZETTE. VOL. vi. No. 301. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,
[ — VOL. vii. No. 352. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
[Hudson :] Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1791. fol.
Continued as Hudson Gazette.
HUMMING BIRD, OR COLLECTION OF FASHIONABLE SONGS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Henry Taylor. 1791.
Advertised in the sale of Henry Taylor's estate, as "one-half finished."
HUNTER, JOHN
A TREATISE ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE.
1728-1793
BY JOHN HUNTER.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Parry Hall, No. 149, in Chesnut-Street,
near Fourth Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (10), (2), 369, (22), 6 plates. 8vo.
AAS. RIMS. SGO.
HUNTINGTON, ENOCH 1739-1809
A DISCOURSE, OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OP THE HONOURABLE JABEZ HAMLIN,
ESQ. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 25TH. 1791, M. 82. DELIVERED ON THE
ENSUING LORD'S DAY. . . .
Middletown: Printed by M. H. Woodward. M.DCC.XCI. pp.24. 8vo.
AAS. BPL. JCB.
HUNTINGTON, JOSEPH 1735-1794
THOUGHTS ON THE ATONEMENT OF CHRIST, WITH AN ADDRESS TO YOUNG MINISTERS
AND STUDENTS IN DIVINITY: CONTAINING A VINDICATION OF THE DOCTRINES OP
IMPUTED SIN FROM ADAM, AND RIGHTEOUSNESS FROM CHRIST, AND AN EXAMINA-
TION OP THE NEW DIVINITY ON THOSE POINTS. BY JOSEPH HUNTINGTON, D. D.
PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN COVENTRY, STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Newburyport, Massachusetts. Printed and sold by John Mycall. MDCCXCI.
pp. (120). 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. NYPL.
HUTCHINS, FATHER ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
FATHER HUTCHINS REVIVED; BEING AN ALMANAC AND EPHEMERIS OP 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 OP
THE MOON; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND THE 16TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, UNTIL THE 4TH OF JULY.
[Six lines.] Br FATHER ABRAHAM HUTCHINS, MATHEMATICIAN.
New-York: Printed by Hodge, and Campbell; and sold, wholesale and retail,
at their Book-stores. [1791.] pp, (30). 12mo. LOC.
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HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHINS IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND EPIIEMERIS OF THE MOTIONS OF
THE SUN AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RIS-
ING AND SETTING OF THK SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE
MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: [Seven lines.] BY JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHINS, PHILOM.
New-York: Printed and sold by If. Gaine, at his Printing- Office, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square. Where may be had, the New-York Pocket Almanack.
[1791.] pp. [36.] 12mo. i.oc. NYHS. NYPL.
Contains, A True and wonderful relation of the appearance of three
angels, (cloathed in white raiment) to a young man in Medford, near
Boston, in New-England, on the 4th of February, 1761, at night: to-
gether with the substance of the Discourse, delivered by one of the an-
gels from the 3d chapter of Colossians, and 4th verse. [Three lines from]
Joel ii, 28. By Ebenezer Adams. And, An Act making further pro-
vision for the payment of the debts of the United States.
HUTCHINS, JOSEPH
AN ABSTRACT OF THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. COMPILED FOR
THE USE OF HIS OWN SCHOOL; BY JOSEPH HUTCHINS, D. D.
Philadelphia: 1791. 24mo. BM.
IMLAY, WILLIAM EUGENE
OBSERVATIONS ON THE MINUTES AND CIRCULAR LETTER OF THE BAPTIST ASSOCI-
ATION: HELD AT NEW- YORK, OCTOBER STH, 6TH, AND 7TH, 1790. BY WILLIAM
EUGENE IMLAY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41,
South Second-Street. 1791.
INDEPENDENT [Mass, arms] CHRONICLE: AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER,
VOL. xxin. NUMBER 1158. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 1209. THURSDAY.
DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Boston : Printed and published by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honorable
the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at his Prinling-Office,
opposite the Court-House, Court-Street. 1791. fol. AAS. MHS.
THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER, AND AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY. [Mottoes.]
NUMBER 1321. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — NUMBER 1373. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
31, 1791.]
Pldladelphia : Printed by Eleazer Oswald, in Market-Street, between Fourth
and Fifth-Streets . . . 1791. fol. AAS.
INNES, THOMAS 1662-1744
A CATECHISM, OR THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, EXPLAINED IN A
FAMILIAR AND EASY MANNER, ADAPTED TO THE LOWEST CAPACITIES. BY THE
LATE BISHOP INNES, BUCHIN DIOCESE, ABERDEEN.
Edinburgh Printed. New-Haven: lie-printed by T. & S. Green. 1791. pp.
59. 8vo.
The commendatory preface is signed, Samuel, Bp. Connect.
ISRAEL, FREDERICK
FEAR GOD. THE MOST FREE AND SINCERE INVESTIGATOR OF TRUTHS; OR, DEVOUT
AND CHEERFUL INQUIRER AFTER ETERNAL LIFE, AND "THE THINGS ACCOMPANY-
ING SALVATION." (IN THE TRUE SPIRIT AND GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE GOSPEL.)
— MOTTO. — [Seven lines.] BY FREDERICK ISRAEL, F. R. s. . . . [Signed, Fady
A. B. C?]
[New-York: 1st. November, 1791.] pp. (9). fol. NYHS.
Curious proposals to print a paper, answering to the above title, three
times a week. All contributions to which, including the editor's, were
to be placed in a wheel, and drawn out, in the manner of a lottery,
sufficient for each number.
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23468 JARRATT, DEVEREUX 1733 - 1801
THOUGHTS ON SOME IMPORTANT SUBJECTS IN DIVINITY ; IN A SERIES OF LETTERS TO
A FRIEND. By THE BEV. DEVERECX JARRATT, RECTOR OF BATH PARISH, IN DlN-
WIDDIE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Richmond: 1791.
Preface dated, Bath, Sept. 3, 1791. Reprinted in Baltimore in 1806.
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23469 JENKINS, JOHN - 1823
THE ART OF WRITING REDUCED TO A PLAIN AND EASY SYSTEM. ON A PLAN EN-
TIRELY NEW. IN SEVEN BOOKS. BY JOHN JENKINS, WHITING-MASTER. BOOK I.
CONTAINING A PLAIN, EASY AND FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION TO THE ART. [Three
lines from] MOORE. (PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS).
Printed at Boston, by IsaiaJt Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, at faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 32, 8 plates. 8vo. AAS. BA. JCB.
Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to John Jenkins, as Author,
24 December, 1790.
23470 JENYNS, SOAME 1704 - 1787
LECTURES, DELIVERED BY SOAME JENYNS, ESQ. AUTHOR OF A VIEW OF THE INTERNAL
EVIDENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, TO A SELECT COMPANY OF FRIENDS. DEDI-
CATED TO EDWARD GIBBON, ESQ. [Ornament.]
New-York: Printed and sold by Samuel London, No. 5, Water-Street, and
sold by Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (2), (2),
xxvi, 203. 12mo. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
With a Memoir of his life and writings.
23471 A VIEW OF THE INTERNAL EVIDENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. BY SOAME
JENYNS, ESQUIRE.
Stockbridge (Massachusetts) Printed by Loring Andrews. 1791.
234721 JOCELYN, SIMEON
THE CHORISTERS COMPANION; CONTAINING, BESIDES THE NECESSARY RULES OF
PSALMODY, A CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PSALM-TUNES, HYMNS AND
ANTHEMS, FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED ANCIENT AND MODERN AUTHORS. THE
SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED.
New-Eaten: Printed by T. & 8. Green. 1791. pp. — 72. obi. 8vo.
The additional music, 72 pages, was also published separately.
23473 JOHNSON, SAMUEL 1709 - 1784
THE PIUNCE OF ABISSINIA. A TALE. BY SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D. THE TWO
VOLUMES COMPLETE IN ONE. VOLUME THE FIRST.
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Bailey, No. 116, Market-Street, and T.
Lang, No. 21, Church- Alley. MDCCXCI. pp. 191; (2), 200. 16mo. AAS.
Second title : DINARBAS; A TALE: BEING A CONTINUATION OF RASSELAS, PRINCE
OF ABISSINIA. [By Ellis Cornelia Knight.] [Seven lines from] HORACE.
Philadelphia: Printed by F. Bailey, No. 116, Market-Street, and T. Lang,
No. 21, Church-Alley. 1792. pp. (2), 200.
1791
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JOHONNET, JACKSON
THE KEMAKKABI.E ADVENTURES OF JACKSON JOHONNET OP MASSACHUSETTS. WHO
SERVED AS A SOLDIER IN THE WESTERN ARMY, IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LINE, IN
THE EXPEDITION ONDKH GENERAL HAKMAU, AND THE UNFORTUNATE GENERAL
ST. CLAIR. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF HIS CAPTIVITY, SUFFERINGS, AND ESCAPE
FROM THE KlCKAPOO INDIANS. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, AND PUBLISHED AT THE
EARNEST IMPORTUNITY OF HIS FRIENDS, FOR THE BENEFIT OF AMERICAN YOUTH.
Printed at Lexington, (Kentucky) by John Bradford. 1791.
JONES, WILLIAM
THE WONDERFUL AND SURPRISING RESURRECTION OF WILLIAM JONES, WHO WAS
EXECUTED THE 6TH OF MAY, AT NEWARK, FOR THE MURDER OF SAMUEL SHOT-
WELL. IN A LETTER FROM HIM TOE W---,IN NEW - YORK, DATED
M - - - T - - - - , MAY 13, 1791. [Twenty-seven lines.] WILLIAM JONES.
[Newark: Printed by John Woods, 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
JUDD, EBEN W.
THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: BEING BISSEX-
TILE OR LEAP YEAH. AND THE XVI Til OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4TH
JULY. CONTAINING EVERY THING THAT is USEFUL OR NECESSARY IN AN ALMANAC.
ALSO, A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINING MATTER IN PROSE AND VERSE. BY EBEN W.
JCDD, MATHEMATICIAN.
Elizabeth Town: Printed by S/iepard Kollock. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo.
LOC.
JUNIUS, pseudonym.
THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS. COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME, WITH A COPIOUS INDEX. THE
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. STAT NOMINIS UMBRA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Priehard & Hall, in Market Street be-
tween Front and Second Streets. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (2), (2), 283, (13). 12mo.
AAS. LOC.
THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS. TOGETHER WITH NOTES, AND AN ADDRESS,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, TO THE BRITISH NATION.
Philadelphia: From the Press of 11. Carey, 1791. 12mo.
JUVENILE CORRESPONDENCE; OR, LETTERS SUITED TO CHILDREN FROM FOUR TO
ABOVE TEN YEARS OF AGE, IN THREE SETS.
New-Haven: Printed by Abel Morse. 1791. pp. 106. 18mo.
KEMPIS, THOMAS (HAMMERLEIN Latin MAI.LEOLUS) A 1380-1471
OF THE IMITATION OF CHRIST : IN THREE BOOKS. TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN
OF THOMAS A KEMPIS. BY JOHN PAYNE.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Crukshank (?) and sold by John Vickins,
No. 182 Race-Street, near Sixth-Street. 1791.
THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE. VOL. iv. NUMB. xix. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [—
VOL. xv. NUMB. xix. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Lexington : Printed by John Bradford, at his Printing- Office in Main
Street. 1791. 4to.
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KNOXVTLLE GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, NOVEMBKH 5, [ — No. 5.
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Rogersville, Hawkins County, Tennessee: Printed by George lioulstone.
1791. fol.
Established by George Roulstone, formerly of Salem, Massachusetts,
and Fayetteville, North Carolina, at Hawkins Court House, Rogers-
ville, Tennessee. In November, 1792, he removed his press perma-
nently to Knoxville, when the site was laid out for the capital city of
the eastern part of the State, and continued publication there into 1797,
when it was suspended. In March, 1799, George Wilson issued pro-
posals, in the Winchester Gazette, for publishing a newspaper, in Kuox-
ville, to be called The Observer. Although no numbers are known to
be extant, it is probable that, in June, or July, he began the publica-
tion, in Knoxville, of the Impartial Observer. This incited Roulstone
to revive the Knoxville Gazette, and No. 1 appeared 3d July, 1799.
The futility of publishing two newspapers in Knoxville, at this time,
soon led their respective publishers to merge their interests, and on 28
August, 1799, appeared No. 1 of the Impartial The Knoxville Gazette
Observer, Published by Roulstone and Wilson. The words "The Knox-
ville Gazette" appearing within an arc of rays in the centre, and above
the motto: " Liberty the object, Truth the guide." In November,
1800, the partnership was dissolved, George Wilson removing to Jones-
borough, Tennessee, where he established in November, 1801, the
Washington Newspaper and Advertiser; and Roulstone continuing
publication of the Gazette until his death in 1804, when it was con-
tinued by his widow, Elizabeth Roulstone, who also succeeded him as
Printer to the State. Upon the death of his former partner, George
Wilson returned to Knoxville, and, in 1804, began the publication of
Wilson's Gazette, which was merged into the Knoxville Gazette later in
the year, and the latter continued by Wilson, until he removed to Nash-
ville in 1818.
23483
KURZGEFASSTES ARZNEY-BUCHLEIN FUR MENSCHEN UNO VIEH. DARINNEN 128
AU8ERLE8ENE RECEPTE NKB8T EINER PROGNOSTISCHEN TAFKI..
In Wien gedruckt. In Ephrata nach-gedruckt, 1791. pp. 24. 12mo.
23484
LADY'S ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1792: CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PORTS-
MOUTH, N. H. BUT SERVES FOR ALL THE NEW-ENGLAND STATES. CONTAINING
BESIDES EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR A WORK OF THE KIND, A VARIETY OF ENTER-
TAINMENT. [Cut.]
[Portsmouth:] Printed [by John Melcher] for, and sold by the sJiop-
keepers in the town and country. [1791.] pp. [24.] 12mo. NYHS.
23485
THE LADY'S ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
[ornamental border around] 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. FITTED
TO THE MERIDIAN OF EXETER, NEWHAMPSIIIRE. BT A YOUNG LADY OF ExETER.
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Ranlet, and sold at his Office, wholesale and
retail. $3ir°A good chance to town and country shopkeepers who purchase by the
quantity. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
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LANGDON, SAMUKL 1723-1797
OBSERVATIONS ON THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST TO ST. JOHN. WHICH COM-
PREHEND THE MOST APPROVED SENTIMENTS OP THE CELEBRATED MR. MEDE,
MR. LOWMAN, BISHOP NEWTON AND OTHER NOTED WRITERS ON THIS BOOK; AND
CAST MUCH ADDITIONAL LIGHT ON THK MORE OBSCURE PROPHESIES ; ESPECIALLY
THOSE WHICH POINT OUT THE TIME OF THE RISE AND PALL OF ANTICHRIST. IN
TWO PARTS. CONTAINING PART 1 : GENERAL OBSERVATION ON PROPHECY. THE
FORM, OKDER AND STYLE OF THE REVELATION. THE MONITORY VIEW. PART 2.
THE PROPHETIC VISIONS; WHICH ARE DISTINGUISHED INTO FIVE PROPHECIES, EACH
OF WHICH IS SUBDIVIDED INTO SEVERAL SCENES. BY SAMUEL LiANGDON, D. D.
MINISTER OF HAMPTONFALLS, IN THE STATE OF NEWHAMP8HIHE. [Three lines
from] REV. CHAP. 1, VERSE 3.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah TJiomag. MDCCXCI. pp.
337. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. JOB. NYH8.
1st New Hampshire District Copyright, issued to Samuel Langdon, as
Author, 15 July, 1791.
LAXGWORTIIY, EDWARD
A POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, FROM ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT;
WITH MEMOIRS OF THE PRINCIPAL TRANSACTIONS WHICH HAPPENED THEREIN DUR-
ING THE LATE REVOLUTION. BY EDWARD LANGWORTHY, ESQ. [TWO lines from]
SHAKESPEARE.
Proposals for printing the above appeared in The Georgia Gazette, of
May 12, 1791, as to be published in two volumes "as soon as there are
subscriptions sufficient to defray the expenses of the same." The
work does not appear to have been published ; but the particularity of
title would seem to indicate something more than a prospective stage
for publication, and awakens the hope that the work may still exist in
manuscript.
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. [Three lines from] APOSTLE PETER. SECOND
SPRINGFIELD EDITION, WITH AN APPENDIX AND OTHER ENLARGEMENTS.
Springfield: Printed by Ezra Waldo Webb. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 54. 8vo.
AAS. BA. JOB. LOC. MH8. NYHS. NYPL.
The twelfth edition, with Memoir, was published in Boston, in 1823.
LATHROP, SAMUEL -1846
AN ORATION ON THE DEATH OF SAMUEL WALES, JUN'R. A MEMBER OF VALE-COL-
LEGE, (SON OF THE REV. SAMUEL WALES, D. D. PROFESSOR OF DIVINITY IN SAID
COLLEGE,) WHO DIED NOVEMBER 20TH, 1790, AETAT. 17. BY SAMUEL LATHROP.
[Six lines from] THOMPSON'S [sz'c] SEASONS.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse; M.DCC.XCI. pp. 21. 12mo. AAS.
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LA. US DEO ! THK WORCESTER COLLECTION OF SACRED HARMONY. FIRST AND
SECOND PARTS. CONTAINING, I. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GROUNDS OF MUSICK ;
OR, RULES FOR LKARNEUS. II. A LARGE NUMBER OF CELEBRATED PSALM AND
HYMN TUNES, PROM THE MOST APPROVED AUTHORS. SUITED TO ALL METRES USU-
ALLY SUNQ IN CnURCIIKS. TO WHICH IS NOW ADDED, AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING
A NUMBER OF EXCELLENT PSA1M TUNES, (SEVERAL OF WHICH ARE ENTIRELY NEW)
AND OTHER PIECES OF SACRED VOCAL MUSICK, MANY OF WHICH WERE COMPOSED
BY EMINENT EUROPEAN AUTHORS, AND NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED IN THIS COUN-
TRY. THE WHOLE COMPILED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND SINGING SOCIETIES
[One line from] PSALM CXLVII. THK THIRD EDITION, WITH LARGE ADDITIONS.
Printed, typographically, at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. An-
drews, sold by them at Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street; andby said Tliomas
in Worcester. Sold also by the Booksellers in town and country. MDCCXGT. pp.
(4), 148, (1). obi. 12mo. AAS.
In the signed preface, Isaiah Thomas speaks of himself as the compiler
and editor. 20th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah
Thomas, as Proprietor, 29 July, 1791.
LAW, ANDREW 1748-1821
THE RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC; OR A SHORT AND EASY TREATISE on THE RULES OF PSALM-
ODY; TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED A NUMBER OF PLAIN TUNES AND CHARTS. THE
THIRD EDITION,
[Cheshire, Connecticut: Printed by William Law, 1791.]
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Law, as Author, 18
October, 1791.
SELECT HARMONY; CONTAINING IN A PLAIN AND CONCISE MANNER, THE RULES
OF SINGING; TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF PSALM TUNES, HYMNS AND
ANTHEMS.
[Cheshire, Connecticut: Printed by William Law, 1791.]
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Law, 18 October,
1791.
LAW, WILLIAM 1686-1761
THE TRUE GROUNDS OF THE BENEFITS OF JESUS CHRIST, AS HE is THE SAVIOUR OF
ALL MANKIND. BY WlLLIAM LAW, M. A.
Charleston: Printed by Markland & M'lver, No. 47, Bay. MDCCXCI.
pp. 71, (1). 8vo. AAS.
LELANI), JOHN
MR. LELAND'S CIRCULAR LETTER OF VALEDICTION.
Fredericksbnrg : Printed by limothy Green. 1701.
1754-1841
- THE RIGHTS OF CONSCIENCE INALIENABLE; AND THEREFORE RELIGIOUS OPIN-
IONS NOT COGNIZABLE BY LAW: OR, THE HIGH-FLYING CHURCH-MAN STRIPT OF HIS
LEGAL ROBE, APPEARS A YAHO. BY JOHN LELAND. I KNOW NOT TO GIVE FLAT-
TERING TITLES TO MAN. ELIHU.
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (29), (1).
8VO. BA. LOC. NYHS.
"The Author of the foregoing pages has a manuscript by him, ready
for the press, entitled, The First rise of sin ; neither from a holy nor
sinful cause: unavoidable with God, but avoidable with creatures ex-
hibited in an exposition of the three first chapters of Genesis ; in which
a number of conjectures and mathematical calculations are given."
Page 30.
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LELAND, JOSEPH
THE FARMER'S DIARY: OR THE UNITED STATES ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR
LORD CHRIST, 1792. ... BY JOSEPH LELAND, PHILOM.
Danbury : Printed by Nathan Douglas and Edwards Ely. [1791.]
LE SAGE, ALAIN RENE 1668 - 1747
LE DlABLE BOITEUX; OR, THE DEVIL UPON TWO STICKS. TRANSLATED KHOM THE
FRENCH OF MONSIEUR LE SAGE, AUTHOR OF THE ADVENTURES OF GIL BLAS. In
TWO VOLUMES.
Philadelphia : Printedby Henry Taylor, for Robert Campbell. 1791. 2 vols.
— LE DIABLE BOITEUX: OR, THE DEVIL UPON TWO STICKS. TRANSLATED
FROM THE FRENCH OF MONSIEUR LE SAGE, AUTHOR OF THE ADVENTURES OF
GIL BLAS. IN TWO VOLUMES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodkoiise, at the Bible, No. 6,
South-Front-Street. 1791. 2 vols.
23501
23502
23503
THE HISTORY AND ADVENTURES OF GIL BLAS DE SANTILLANE. FROM THE
FRENCH OF M. LE SAGE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6,
South Front- Street. 1791.
A LETTER FROM AN EMINENT MINISTER OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND: WRITTEN TO
A MINISTER OF HIS ACQUAINTANCE, AT SOME DISTANCE, IN THE SAME KINGDOM :
GIVING AN ACCOUNT OF HIS CONVERSION AND WONDERFUL CHANGE IN HIS PREACH-
ING, AFTER HE HAD BEEN OF SOME YEARS STANDING IN THE MINISTRY. [Four
lines of Scripture texts.]
Reprinted at Exeter: by Henry Ranlet, 1791. pp. 23. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
A LETTER FROM MISS S A TO MRS. R , WHO, ON HER WAY TO BATH, VISITED
SAINT Rozo VILLOZO ! THE MOST CELEBRATED PERSONAGE IN THIS PART OF THE
COUNTRY, AND NOW RESIDING NEAR SHARPSBURG.
Virginia: SJiepherd's-Town: Printed by N. Willis. [1791.] pp. 15. 16mo.
A LETTER WRITTEN BY AN UNIVERSALIST TO HIS FRIEND, WITH HIS FRIEND'S AN-
SWER IN OPPOSITION.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. 1791.
LEWIS, WILLIAM 1714-1781
THE EDINBURGH NEW DISPENSATORY: CONTAINING i. THE ELEMENTS OF PHARMA-
CEUTICAL CHEMISTRY. II. THE MATERIA MEDICA; OR, AN ACCOUNT OF THE NATU-
RAL HISTORY, QUALITIES, OPERATIONS AND USES, OF THE DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES
EMPLOYED IN MEDICINE. III. THE PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS AND MEDIC-
INAL COMPOSITIONS OF THE NEW EDITIONS OF THE LONDON (1788) AND EDIN-
BURGH (1783) PHARMACOPOEIAS; WITH EXPLANATORY, CRITICAL, AND PRACTICAL
OBSERVATIONS ON EACH: TOGETHER WITH THE ADDITION OF THOSE FORMULAE,
FROM THE BEST FOREIGN PHARMACOPOEIAS, WHICH ARE HELD IN HIGHEST ESTEEM
IN OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE. THE WHOLE INTERSPERSED WITH PRACTICAL CAU-
TIONS AND OBSERVATIONS, AND ENRICHED BY THE LATEST DISCOVERIES IN NATU-
RAL HISTORY, CHEMISTRY, AND MEDICINE; WITH NEW TABLES OF ELECTIVE AT-
TRACTIONS, OF ANTIMONY, OF MERCURY, &C. AND COPPERPLATES OF THE MOST
CONVENIENT FURNACES, AND PRINCIPAL PHARMACEUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. BEING
AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THE NEW DISPENSATORY OF DR. LEWIS. A NEW EDI-
TION; WITH MANY ALTERATIONS, CORRECTIONS, AND ADDITIONS. [By Andrew
Duncan, junior.]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41, in Sec-
ond-Street. M,DCC,XCI. 8vo. AAS.
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23504 LINN, WILLIAM 1752 - 1808
THE BLESSINGS OP AMERICA. A SERMON, PREACHED IN THE MIDDLE DUTCH
CHURCH, ON THE FOURTH JULY, 1791, BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OP THE INDE-
PENDENCE OP AMERICA: AT THE REQUEST OP THE TAMMANY SOCIETY, OB CO-
LUMBIAN ORDER. BY WILLIAM LINN, D. D.
New-Tork— Printed by Thomas Greenleaf.— M.DCC.XCI, pp. [39.] 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. MH8. NYHS. NYPL.
Contains, An Ode, composed for the occasion, at the request of the So-
ciety. By Dr. William Pitt Smith. Set to music by Mr. Van Hagen.
pp. [37] — [39.] 3d New York District Copyright, issued to Thomas
Greenleaf, as Proprietor, 13 July, 1791.
28505 SERMONS HISTORICAL AND CHARACTERISTICAL. BY WILLIAM LINN, D. D. ONE
OP THF. MINISTERS OF THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH IN THE CITY OP NEW-
YORK.
New- York. Printed by Childs and Swaine. (With the privilege of Copy
right). [1791.] pp. xxiii, 360. 12mo. AAS. BA. BM. JCB. NYHS. PHB.
Contains a long list of subscribers. 2nd New York District Copy-
right, issued to William Linn, as Author, 1 June, 1791.
23506 LOGAN, GEORGE 1753-1821
FOURTEEN EXPERIMENTS ON AGRICULTURE, (AGREEABLY TO THE ENGLISH MODE OP
FARMING) THE RESULT OF SEVEN YEARS CLOSE AND ATTENTIVE OBSERVATION.
BY GEORGE LOGAN, OP PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Eleazer Oswald, 1791.
23507 LETTERS ADDRESSED TO THE YEOMANRY OF THE UNITED STATES: SHEWING
THE NECESSITY OF CONFINING THE PUBLIC REVENUE TO A FIXED PROPORTION OP
THE NET PRODUCE OF THE LAND; AND THE BAD POLICY AND INJUSTICE OF EVERY
SPECIES OF INDIRECT TAXATION AND COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS. BY A FARMER.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, in Market-Street, No, 156, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth-Streets. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [47.] 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
23508 LOVE, CHRISTOPHER 1618-1651
THE PROPHECIES OP THE REVEREND CHRISTOPHER LOVE, AND HIS LAST WORDS ON
THE SCAFFOLD: WHO WAS BEHEADED ON TOWER-HILL, LONDON, ON THE 22o DAY
OP AUGUST, 1651.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull, 1791.
23509 THE STRANGE AND WONDERFUL PREDICTIONS OP MR. CHRISTOPHER LOVE,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT LAWHENCE-JURY, LONDON, WHO WAS BEHEADED ON
TOWER-HlLL, ON THE ACCOUNT OF HIS RELIGION. LIKEWISE AN ACCOUNT OP
GREAT WARS IN AMERICA IN 1780, WITH THE DESTRUCTION OP POPERY IN THE
YEAR 1793: AND IN THE YEAR 1795, RELIGION SHALL FLOURISH OVER ALL THE
KING'S DOMAINS. To WHICH ARE ADDED, TWO LETTERS FROM HIS WIFE, A LITTLE
BEFORE HIS DEATH, WITH HIS ANSWER TO HER AGAIN.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline., 1791.
23510 LOVELASS, PETER
A FULL, CLKAR, AND FAMILIAR EXPLANATION OP THE LAW CONCERNING BILLS OP
EXCHANGE, PROMISSORY NOTES. AND THE EVIDENCE ON A TRIAL BY JURY RELATIVE
THERETO; WITH A DESCRIPTION OF BANK NOTES, AND THE PRIVILEGE OF ATTOR-
NIKS. BY PETER LOVELASS, OF THE INNER TEMPLE, GENT. AUTHOR OF THE
LAW'S DISPOSAL. THE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crvkshank, No. 91, High-Street, between
Second and Third-Streets. MDCCXCI. pp. x, (135). 8vo. LOC.
Unpaged. The marginal references giving the pages of the Third
English edition, of which it is a reprint.
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LOW, NATHANAKL 1740-1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIABY: on ALMANACK FOH THE CHRISTIAN ^ERA 1792. [Fourteen
lines.] BY NATHANAEL Low. [Eight lines of verse.]
Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, in Boston. [The only proprietors of Dr.
Laic's Copy right. 1 IV here may be had their Pocket Almanack and Register, for
1792. [1791.] pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
Dr. Low's address to the reader states that this is his thirtieth Almanack
published. 19th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas
and John Fleet, as Proprietors, 19 November, 1791.
23512
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23515
23516
23517
WAIT'S YORK, CUMBERLAND AND LINCOLN ALMANACK FOB THE YEAB OF OUB
LORD 1792: CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF PORTLAND, BUT WILL ANSWER
FOR ANY OF THE NORTHERN STATES.
Portland: Printed and told by Thomas B. Wail. [1791.]
"It will contain half as much again as any of those published in Boston."
LOWELL, JOHN 1743-1802
AN EULOGY, ON THE HONOURABLE JAMES BOWDOIN, ESQ. L.L. D. LATE PRESIDENT
OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. WHO DIED AT BOSTON,
NOVEMBER G,A. D. 1790. DELIVERED BEFORE THE SOCIETY, JANUARY 26,1791,
BY JOHN LOWELL, ONE OF THE COUNSELLORS OF THE ACADEMY. [Cut.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, at Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 24. 4to.
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
Reprinted with the second volume of the Memoirs of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, in 1793.
LUTHER, MARTIN 1483-1548
DEB KLEINE CATECHISMUS DES SEL D. MARTIN LUTHER, u. s. w.
Philadelphia: OedruM bey Carl Cist, 1791. pp. 128. 16mo.
LYMAN, JOSEPH 1740-1828
LOVE TO CHRIST A LEADING QUALIFICATION OF HIS MINISTERS. A SERMON, PREACHED
AT THE INTRODUCTION OF THE REVEREND WlLLIAM GRAVES, TO THE WORK OF
THE GOSPEL MINISTRY, IN ... NORTH- WOODSTOCK, AUGUST 81, 1791.
Northampton: Printed by William Butler. 1791. pp.26. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. CIIS. HC. JCB. UTS.
LYON, JAMES 1735-1801
THE SAINT'S DAILY ASSISTANT ; OR, MEDITATIONS FOR MORNING AND EVENING, FOR
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR; EACH FOUNDED ON A PARTICULAR TEXT OF SCRIPTURE.
ADAPTED TO THE DEVOTIONS OF THE FAMILY AND CLOSET. IN TWELVE NUMBERS.
BY JAMES LYON, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH AT MACHIAS. NUMBER 1. [One
line from] JOHN xxi, 25.
Newburyport: Printed by John My call, for the Author, who has secured
copyright. [1791.] pp. [131.] 12mo. AAS. JCB. PPL.
Number n. was printed in Boston, in 1793. These two numbers were
all that were published.
MACAULAY, CATHARINE SAWBRIDGE, afterwards GRAHAM 1733-1791
OBSERVATIONS ON THE REFLECTIONS OF THE RIGHT HON. EDMUND BURKE, ON THE
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE, IN A LETTER TO THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF STANHOPE.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews. Faust's Statue, No.
45, Ntwbury street. MDCCXCI. pp. 39. 8vo. AAS. BA. BU. LOC. MHS. NYPL. '
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MAC CLINTOCK, SAMUEL 1732-1804
A DISCOURSE OF SUBMISSION TO THE DIVINE WILL UNDER AFFLICTION, DELIVERED
BY SAMUEL MCCLINTOCK, A. M. MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT GREENLAND, AT
THE FUNERAL OF REV. ALPHEUS SPRING, OF KlTTERY: WHO DIED JUNE 14TH,
1791, IN THE 52ND YEAR OF HIS AGE: MUCH LAMENTED, AS A GREAT LOSS TO THE
CHURCH OF GOD AND TO THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS TO HIS FAMILY AND PARTICULAR
ACQUAINTANCES.
Dover, (New Hampshire). Printed by Eliphalet Ladd. M,DCC,XCI. pp.
24. 8vo. BM. JCB.
AN EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE REV. JOHN C. OGDEN, REC-
TOR OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW-HAMPSHIRE; AND THE REV.
SAMUEL MACCLINTOCK, MINISTER OF THE CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY IN GREEN-
LAND, ON A VARIETY OF SUBJECTS; PRINCIPALLY THE HIGH POWERS AND PROROG-
ATIVES CLAIMED BY DIOCESAN BISHOPS AS SUCCESSORS TO THE APOSTLES.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by J. Melcher, at his Office in Market-Street.
M,DCC,XCI. pp. (38). 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. NYHS.
M' CORMICK, JAMES
THE WESTERN ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792. BEING BISSEXTILE,
OR LEAP YEAR. ADAPTED TO THE LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF CARLISLE. CON-
TAINING, BESIDES THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, AC. THE FOLLOWING
PIECES, IN PROSE AND VERSE: .... THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY
JAMES M'CoiiMicK, TEACHER OF MATHEMATICKS IN DICKINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline. [1791.]
M' DONALD, ALEXANDER
THE YOUTH'S ASSISTANT, BEING A PLAIN, EASY AND COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO PRAC-
TICAL ARITHMETIC. CONTAINING ALL THE RULES AND EXAMPLES NECESSARY FOR
SUCH A WORK, VIZ. NUMERATION, SIMPLE ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLICA-
TION, AND DIVISION DIVISION OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES — REDUCTION OF SEV-
ERAL DENOMINATIONS — THE SINGLE AND DOUBLE RULE OF THREE — TARE AND
TRETT — PRACTICE SIMPLE INTEREST ASSURANCE UROKAGE — COMMISSION —
DISCOUNT — EQUATION OF PAYMENTS — BARTER — LOSS AND GAIN — SINGLE AND DOU-
BLE FELLOWSHIPS REDUCTION, ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLICATION AND
DIVISION OF VULGAR FRACTIONS — NOTATION, ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLI-
CATION, DIVISION AND REDUCTION OF DECIMAL FRACTIONS THE RULE OF THREE
— SIMPLE AND COMPOUND INTEREST IN DECIMAL FRACTIONS. BY ALEXANDER
M'DONALD.
Providence : Printed by Bennett Wheeler. Sold by Robert Adam, at the head
of the Long-wharf west side the river, Providence. 1791.
Rhode Island District Copyright, issued to Robert Adam, as Propri-
etor, 14 April. 1791. In November, Adam disposed of the Copyright
rights in the State of New York to Thomas Greenleaf, but no edition
with a New York imprint is known.
MACGOWAN, JOHN 1726-1780
THE LIFE OF JOSEPH, THE SON OF ISRAEL. IN EIGHT BOOKS. CHIEFLY DESIGNED TO
ALLURE YOUNG MINDS TO A LOVE OF THE SACRED SCRIPTURES. By JOHN MAC-
GOWAN.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline, 1791.
THE LIFE OF JOSEPH, THE SON OF ISRAEL; IN EIGHT BOOKS. CHIEFLY
DESIGNED TO ALLURE YOUNG MINDS TO A LOVE OF THE SACRED SCRIPTURES. By
JOHN MACGOWAN.
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and sold by Shepard Kollock. 1791.
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MACGOWAN, JOHN, continued.
— THE LIFK OP JOSEPH, THE SON OP ISRAEL, IN EIGHT BOOKS. CHIEFLY
DESIGNED TO ALLURE YOUNG MINDS TO THE LOVE OP THK SACRED SCRIPTURES. BY
JOHN MACGOWAN.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock, 1791.
23526
- — THE LIFE OP JOSEPH, THE BON OF ISRAEL. IN EIGHT BOOKS. CHIEFLY
DESIGNED TO ALLURE YOUNG MINDS TO A LOVE OP THE SACRED SCRIPTURES: BY
JOHN MACGOWAN.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41,
Second-Street. 1791.
To the public. Signed, William Rogers, D. D. Philadelphia, Jan. 1, 1791.
- PRIESTCRAFT DEFENDED. A SERMON OCCASIONED BY THE EXPULSION OF six
YOUNG GENTLEMEN PROM THE UNIVERSITY OP OXFORD. FOR PRAYING, READING
AND EXPOUNDING THE SCRIPTURES. HUMBLY DEDICATED TO MR. V C B
AND THE H DS OF H 8. BY THEIR HUMBLE SERVANT, THE SHAVER.
SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY THE LATE DR. FRANKLIN. . . . THE NINETEENTH
EDITION.
Litehfleld: Re-printed by Thomas Collier. [1791.] pp. 30. 16mo.
This is the second instance this year in which the publisher has wrong-
ly made use of the name and fame of Benjamin Franklin to bolster
up the sale of pseudonymous works. See Robert Dodsley, passim.
23527
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MACKENZIE, HENRY
THE MAN OF FEELING. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia : Printed a/id sold by II. Taylor.
16mo.
1745-1831
M.DCC.XCI.
pp. 219.
AAS. JCB.
210.
THE MAN OF FEELING. THE THIRD EDITION.
Litchfleld: Re-printed by Thomas Collier, in. the Court-Home. [1791.] pp.
12ino. AAS.
23531
MACPHERSON, JOHN
LECTURES ON MORAL PHILOSOPHY. BY JOHN MACPHERSON. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia : Printed by ZachariaJt Paulson, junior, No. 30, North Fourth-
Street, near the University. MDCCXCI. pp. (36). 12mo. BA. NYPL.
THE MAIL; OR, CLAYPOOLE'S DAILY ADVERTISER. NUMBER 1. WEDNESDAY, JUNE
1, [ — NUMBER 184. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by D. C. Claypoole, at his offl.ee, No. 2,
South Third-Street, . . .1791. fol. AAS.
Established by David C. Claypoole, after the dissolution of his part-
nership with John Dunlap, and continued by him certainly to the end
of September, 1793, when publication was suspended owing to the
epidemic of yellow fever in the city. On December 9, 1793, Clay-
poole resumed his former connection with John Dunlap, as junior ed-
itor and publisher of Dunlap and Claypoole's American Daily Adver-
tiser, into which The Mail was merged.
MANSFIELD, ACHILLES 1751 - 1814
CHRISTIANITY THE WISDOM AND POWER OF GOD. A SERMON PREACHED NOVEMBER
2, 1791, AT THE ORDINATION OP THE REVEREND JOHN ELLIOT, TO THE PASTORAL
CARE OF THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN EAST-GulLFORD. By ACHILLES MANS-
FIELD, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN KlLLINGWORTH.
Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-Office, New-Haven.
[1791.] pp. 38. 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB. YC.
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HANSON,
MANSON'S PRIMER.
Burlington: Printed and sold by Isaac Neale.
1791.
— HANSON'S PKIMKB.
Carlisle: Printed and sold by George Kline. 1791.
MARSHALL, WILLIAM
A VINDICATION OP THE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OP PENNSYLVANIA, BEING A REPLY
TO MU. ROBERT ANNAN'S CONCISE AND FAITHPUL NARRATIVE.
Pliiladelpliia : 1791. pp. 132. 12mo.
MARTIN, FRANCOIS XAVIER 1762 - 1846
THE OFFICE AND AUTHORITY OF A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, AND OP SHERIFFS, COR-
ONERS, &C. ACCORDING TO THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. BY
FRANCOIS-XAVIKR MARTIN, ESQUIKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. HAPPY THE COUNTRY
WHERE LAW IS NOT A SCIENCE.
Newbern: [Printed by] Francois-Xavier Martin. 1791. pp. (2), (2), [6],
307, (1), (4). 8vo. nc. JOB. LOC. NCU. NYPL.
Contains, a four-puge list of Subscribers' names.
23536
1729-1795
BY DOCTOR MARTINET,
FROM THE DUTCH. [By
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MARTINET, JOANNES FLORENTIUS
THE CATECHISM OF NATURE; FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN.
PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AT ZuTPHEN. TRANSLATED
John Hall.] [One line from] YOUNG.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Lang. And sold at his House, No. 21,
Church-Alley, and by all the Booksellers. MDCCXCI. pp. 136. 18mo. AAS. LOC.
MARYLAND. STATE.
LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OP ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. [ 22 Dec-
ember, 1790.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1791.] pp.
(2), (93). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OP DELEGATES OP THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. NOVEMBER SESSION, 17!)0. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OP THIS
ASSEMBLY. [4 November, — 22 December, 1790.]
[A/mapolii: Printed by Frederick Green, 1791.] pp. 118. fol. LOC. NYPL.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OP THE STATE OP MARYLAND. NOV-
EMBKR SESSION, 1790. BEING THE SEVENTH SESSION OP THE THIRD SENATE.
[1 November,— 22 December, 1790.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1791.] pp. 53. fol. LOC. NYPL.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLVITH YEAR. No. 2295. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,
[ — XLVIITH YEAR. No. 234(). THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick and Samuel Green. 1791. fol. AAS. Mdiis.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE, AND FREDERICK WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No.
4(i. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. ir. No. 98. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1791.]
Frederick-Town: Printed by John Winter, at the Printing-Office in Pat-
rick-Street, . . . 1791. fol.
Apparently continued throughout the year.
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THE MARYLAND GAZETTE; OR, THE BALTIMOHE ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERT
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. VOL. vni. No. 652. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL.
ix. No. 755. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1791.]
Baltimore: Printed and published by John llnyes, tlie corner of Market
and Calvert Streets. . . , 1791. fol. NYPI,.
THE MARYLAND HERALD, AND EASTERN SHORE INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. No.
34. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, | — VOL. n. No. 83. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27,1791.]
Easton: Printed by James Cowan. 1791. fol. AAS.
THE MARYLAND JOURNAL AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. No. 1. OP VOL. xvm.
No. 1312. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 104 OF VOL. xvm. No. 1415. FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 30, 1791.]
Baltimore: Printed by W. Ooddard and James Angell, Market-Street.
1791. fol. AAS. Mdns.
MASON, BENJAMIN
EIN LIGHT DAS AUS DER DUNKKLHEIT IIERVORLEUCHTET: ODER, EINE ANTWORT
AUF EINE KLEINE SCHIUFT VON FRANZ HERR, WELCHE DEN TlTEL FUHRET,
KURZE ERKLARUNG VON DEM QESCHRIEBENEN WORTE GOTTES; WIE AUCH, VON
DER CHRISTLICHEN TAUP-ORDNUNQ UNO VON DEM FRIEDI.ICHEN REICHE CHRIST.
GEGEN DAS VOLK WELCHES MAN QUAKER NENNET. VON BENJAMIN MASON.
[Three lines fromj I PETRI.
Philadelphia : Gedruckt bt.y Carl Cist, num.W4.in. der Ziceytenstrasse,nah
am Eck der Rehsstrasse, 1791. pp. (8), 53. IGnio. AAS HSP.
MASON, JOHN 1646-1694
SPIRITUAL SONGS: OK SONGS OF PRAISE, WITH PENITENTIAL CRIES TO ALMIGHTY
GOD, UPON SEVERAL OCCASIONS [By Thomas Shepard.] TOGETHER WITH THE SONG
OP SONGS, WHICH IS SOLOMON'S. FlRST TURN'D, THEN PARAPHRASED, IN ENGLISH
VERSE.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwinf 1791.
MASSACHUSETTS. STATE.
[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS: BE-
GUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1791. [Colophon:]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honorable the General
Court, 1791. pp. 107 — 120. fol. AAS. LOG. NYPL.
[Arms.] [Perpetual] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF
MASSACHUSETTS: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON
WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790; AND FROM
THENCE CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT TO WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY
OP JANUARY FOLLOWING. [Colophon:]
Boston : Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honorable General
Court. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 89 — 105. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
COMMONWEALTH OK MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ.; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, March thirty-first, a day of fasting.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1791.] Broadside, fol. AAS. BPL.
COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK,
ESQ.; GOVERNOUR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. A PROCLAMA-
TION. [Appointing Thursday, November seventeenth, a clay of thanksgiving.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1791.] Broadside, fol. AAS. BPL.
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MASSACHUSETTS, continued.
23551 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. GENERAL ORDERS [to the militia of
Massachusetts.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, January 28,1791.] Broadside, fol.
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23552 COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. GENERAL ORDERS [of General Deuni-
son.]
[Boston: Printtd by 1homa& Adams, April, 1791.] Broadside, fol.
23553 COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
FEBRUARY la, 1791. BILL POR THE RKLIEP OP THE POOR.
[Boiton: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1791.] pp. 6. fol. AAS.
23554 RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHU-
SETTS: TOGETHER WITH THE SPEECHES, &C. OP IH8 EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOUR
TO THE SAID COURT: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUFFOLK,
ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1790; AND
FROM THKNCE CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT TO WEDNESDAY THE TWKNTY-SIXTH
DAY OF JANUARY FOLLOWING. [ — 11 March, 1791.]
[Boston: Printed by Thumas Adams, 1791.] pp. [3C tic 37] — 81. Index, —
fol. AAS. NYPL.
Page 41 omitted to correct error in 37. Page 46 is mispaged 44 and
this error continues to the end.
23555 — RESOLVES OP THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUFFOLK, ON
WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1791. f IS June,
1791.]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable General
Court. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 32. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
23556 TAX Jso. NINE. [Arms.] COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OP
OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE. AN ACT, FOR AP-
PORTIONING AND ASSESSING A TAX OP TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS, TWO SHILLINGS AND SEVEN PENCE, TO ANSWER THE EX-
IGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT; AND ALSO FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN
POUNDS, FOURTEEN SHILLINGS TO RE-1'I.ACE THE SAME SUM DRAWN OUT OP THE
TREASURY, TO PAY THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FOR
THEIR ATTENDANCE THE THREE LAST SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL COURT; ALSO
FOR ASSESSING A FURTHER SUM OP ELEVEN POUNDS FOURTEEN SHILLINGS, SET TO
THE TOWN OF BOWDOIN, AND THE SUM OP THIRTY-SIX POUNDS, NINETEEN SHILL-
INGS AND EIGHT PENCE, SET ON THE LANDS OP THE HEIRS AND ASSIGNS OF THE
LATE BRIGADIER WALDO. [Colophon :]
Printed at Boston, (Massachusetts) by Thomas Adams, Printer to the Jion.
General Court. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 20. fol. AAS. IISP. LOC.
23557 — COMMONWEALTH [arms] OF MASSACHUSETTS. ALEXANDER HODGDON, ESQ.
TREASURER AND RECEIVER-GENERAL OP THE SAID COMMONWEALTH. SPECIE-TAX.
NO. 9, GRANTED MARCH 5, 1791. . . . GlVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL AT
BOSTON, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUS-
AND SEVKN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE.
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1791.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
1791
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THE MASSACHUSETTS MAGAZINE, OK MONTHLY MUSKUM. CONTAINING THE LIT-
ERATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS & AMUSEMENTS OF THE AGE. [One
line of Latin.] VOL. in. FOR [JANUARY — DECEMBER] 1791. [Cut.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews; at Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. (2), iii, (1), 795, 15 plates, engraved title-
page. 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYHS.
MAXCY, JONATHAN 1768-1820
THE LAST ENEMY DESTROYED. A FUNERAL SERMON, DELIVERED IN THE BAPTIST
MEETING-HOUSE IN PROVIDENCE, JULY 31, A. D. 1791. OCCASIONED BY THE
DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES MANNING, D. D. PRESIDENT OF RHODE-ISLAND COL-
LEGE. BY JONATHAN MAXCY, A. M.
Providence: Printed by John Carter. [1791.] pp. 43. 8vo. BA. JCB. NYHS.
A second edition was printed in Providence, in 1796.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION A POEM, ON THE "PROSPECTS OP
AMERICA," WITH THE VALEDICTORY ADDRESSES SUBJOINED, SPOKEN AT THE PUB-
LIC COMMENCEMENT, IN PROVIDENCE, SEPTEMBER 5, 1787. BY THE AUTHOR,
JONATHAN MAXCY, LATELY APPOINTED ONE OF THE TRUSTEES OF RHODE-ISLAND
COLLEGE. To WHICH is ADDED, NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS, WITH AN APPENDIX,
BY ANOTHER HAND, CONTAINING A SHORT TOPOGRAPHICAI AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, BUT MORE PARTICULARLY OF THE TOWN OF
PROVIDENCE: OF THE COLLEGE, ITS REGULATIONS AND THE STUDIES PURSUED
THERE, ETC. ETC.
[ Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler, at his office on the west side of
tlie River. 1791.]
23561
23562
A POEM ON THE PROSPECTS OP AMERICA. To WHICH ARE SUBJOINED, THE
VALEDICTORY ADDRESSES, DELIVERED ON THE PUBLIC COMMENCEMENT AT RnODE-
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 of
the River. [1791.] 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." This
entry is repeated this year as a more probable date of publication than
the year the Poem was delivered. Mr. Maxcy was "appointed one of
the trustees of Rhode-Island College" in 1791, and succeeded Dr.
Manning, who died that year, as President of the College, in 1792.
MELLEN, JOHN, JUNIOR 1752-1828
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT HARWICH, JANUARY 21, 1791, AT THE PUNEKAL OF THE
REVEREND ISAIAH DUNSTER, PASTOR OP THE FIRST CHURCH IN THAT TOWN; WHO
DIED ON THE 18TH, PRECEEDING, IN THE 71ST YEAR OP HIS AGE, AND 43D OF HIS
MINISTRY. BY JOHN MELLEN, JUN. A. M. PASTOR OF THE EAST CHURCH IN
BARNSTABLE. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE BEREAVED SOCIETY.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXCI. pp. 22. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
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MERKEL, LOT
LOT MEKKEL, No. 31, HANOVER-SQUARE, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK, MANUFACT-
URES AND HAS FOR SALE, A LARQK AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF MUFFS AND
TIPPETS. [Twenty-three lines.] NEW-YORK. OCTOBER 20, 1791. [Colophon:]
New- York: Printed by A. JU'Lean, Franklin's-Zfead, Hanover -Square.
[1791.] Broadside, fol. NTHS.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA.
A FORM OF DISCIPLINE, FOR THE MINISTERS, PREACHERS, AND MEMBERS (NOW COM-
PREHENDING THE PRINCIPLES AND DOCTRINES) OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN AMERICA, CONSIDERED AND APPROVED AT A CONFERENCE HELD AT
BALTIMORE, IN TUB STATE OF MARYLAND, ON MONDAY, THE 27TH OF DECEMBER,
1784: IN WHICH THOMAS COKE, AND FRANCIS ASBURY, PRESIDED: ARRANGED
UNDER PROPER HEADS, AND METHODISED IN A MORE ACCEPTABLE AND EASY MAN-
NER. THE SEVENTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, No. 91, High-Street; and
sold by John Dickins, No. 43, Fourth-Street, near the corner of Buce-Street.
MDCCXCI. pp. iv, 128, 117-222. 12mo. JOB.
MINUTES, TAKEN AT THE SEVERAL CONFERENCES OF THE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH, IN AMERICA. Fou THE YEAH 1791. [PRICE FOUR PENCE.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hull, No. 149, in Chesnut Street, near
Fourth Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 16. 16mo. JCB.
• • A POCKET HYMN-BOOK, DESIGNED AS A CONSTANT COMPANION FOR THE PIOUS.
COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. THE ELEVENTH? EDITION. PSALM civ. 33.
[Three lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Haltt and told by John Dickins, No. 182
Race Street, near Sixth Street. 1791.
— A POCKET HYMN-BOOK, DESIGNED AS A CONSTANT COMPANION FOR THE
PIOUS. COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. THE TWELFTH EDITION.
New-York: Printed by 'William Dwell, 1791. pp. 276, (10). 18mo.
THE MIDDLESEX GAZETTE, OR, FOZDERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. vi. NUMB. 270.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. vn. NUMB. 322. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,
1791.]
Middletown: Printed and published by Moses H. Woodward. 1791. fol.
AAS. CHS.
Editorial notice is given in the issue for December 10th, that "Moses
H. Woodward has removed all his stock in trade to the store under the
Printing-office: . . . He will be happy to wait on his old customers
at said store, and hopes they will take no exception from the door of
the Printing-office being shut after this date."
MILTON, JOHN 1608-1674
PARADISE LOST: A POEM IN TWELVE BOOKS. BY JOHN MILTON. FROM THE TEXT
OF DOCTOR NEWTON. WITH THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 316.
Hi mi i. AAS. JCB.
23570
- PARADISE REGAIN'D: A POEM IN FODH BOOKS. BY JOHN MILTON. FROM THE
TEXT OF DOCTOR NEWTON. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. iv,
136. 12mo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
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MILTON, JOHN, continued.
THE POETICAL WORKS OP JOHN MILTON. FROM THE TEXT OF DOCTOR NEW-
TON. WlTH THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ II.]
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. 2 vols. in
one. pp. 192; (2), 193-316, 76. 16mo.
— THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN MILTON. FROM THE TEXT OF DOCTOR
NEWTON. WITH THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6.
South Front-Street. M.DCC.XCI. 2 vols. in one. pp. 316; (2), 76. 12rao. LOC.
MOORE, BENJAMIN 1748 - 1816
THE DOCTRINE OF REGENERATION ASSERTED AND EXPLAINED: A SERMON, PREACHED
IN ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL, NEW- YORK, JULY 7, 1791. BY BENJAMIN MOORE, D. D.
New-York: Printedby Hugh Oaine, in Hanover-Square. 1791. pp. 15. 8vo.
MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym.
GAINE'S NEW-YORK POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1792: BEING LEAP YEAR,
AND 16TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4TH OF JULY. CALCULATED FOR
THIS AND THE NEIGHBOURING STATES. ... BY THOMAS MOORE, PHILO.
New-York: Printed by II. Oaine, at the Bible,in Hanover- Square. [1791."]
pp. [72.] 48rno.
MORE, HANNAH 1745 - 1833
SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS. A PASTORAL DRAMA. BY MISS HANNAH MORE. PER-
FORMED BY SOME YOUNG LADIES OF BRISTOL, IN ENGLAND.
Boston: Printed and sold by Edes & Son. 1791.
— A SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS: A PASTORAL DRAMA. BY MISS HANNAH
MORE. A NEW EDITION.
Boston: Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, at theBible and Heart. 1791.
THE MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 1900. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,
[ — No. 2160. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
New-York: Printed and published by William Morton, at his Printing-
Office, No. 231. Queen- Street. 1791. fol. AAS.
On May 4th, the Printing-office was removed to No. 55, King-Street.
THE MORNING RAY: OH, IMPARTIAL ORACLE. "THE WILDERNESS SHALL BUD AND
BLOSSOM AS THE ROSE!" VOL. I. No. 1. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, [ NO. 10.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
Windsor (Vermont) — Published by Hutchins & Spooner, on the Mainstreet.
every Tuesday morning. 1791. fol. AAS.
Established by James Reed Hutchins, and Alden Spooner, and con-
tinued by them to the end of the first volume, in October, 1792.
MORSE, JEDIDIAH 1761 - 1826
GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY.
CONTAINING ASTRONOMICAL GEOGRAPHY — DISCOVERY AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION
OF AMERICA — GENERAL VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES — PARTICULAR ACCOUNTS
OF THE THIRTEEN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN REGARD TO THEIR BOUNDARIES,
EXTENT, RIVERS, LAKES, MOUNTAINS, PRODUCTIONS, POPULATION, CHARACTER, GOV-
ERNMENT, TRADE, MANUFACTURES, CURIOSITIES, HISTORY, &C. . . . BY JEDID-
IAH MORSE, A. M. MINISTER OF THE CONGREGATION IN ClIARLESTOWN, NEAR BOS-
TON. THIRD EDITION, ABRIDGED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Boston by I. Thomas, and E. 1. Andrews. 1791.
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THE MOTHER'S GIFT; OK, A PRESENT FOR ALL LITTLE BOYS WHO wish TO BE GOOD.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Spotswood, 1791. 16mo.
MOTT, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK AND EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. . . .
Poughkeepiie : Printed and sold by Nicholas Power. [1791.]
"Containing (eight pages more than is common in Almanacks) poetry,
recipes, anecdotes, &c. &c."
MURPHY, AHTHUK 1727-1805
THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER: A TRAGEDY. As PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE
BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY. WRITTEN BY ARTHUR MURPHY, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 70.
12mo. A AS. NYPL.
MURRAY, JOHN 1741 - 18 1 5
SOME HINTS RELATIVE TO THE FORMING OF A CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO THE RIGHT
UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCRIPTURES, AS THE ONLY KULE GIVEN BY THE GREAT
HEAD OF THE CHURCH FOR THE DIRECTION THEREOF TO THE RECTIFYING OP
A FBVV MISTAKES RESPECTING SOME DOCTRINES PROPAGATED UNDER THE CHRIST-
IAN NAME. CONCLUDING WITH THE CHARACTER OF A CONSISTENT UNIVERSALIST.
IN A LETTER TO A FRIEND. BY JOHN MURRAY. [Five lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed in Boston, by Joseph Bumstead, far Benjamin Larkin, Shakes-
peare's Head, Cornhill. MDCCXCI. pp. (48). 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
MURRAY, JOHN 1742 - 1793
THE DlLIGKNT SERVANT EXCITED. A SKRMON PREACHED IN THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN NEWBURY-PORT, JANUARY 23, 1791, THE DAY PRECEDING THE FUN-
ERAL OF TUB REV. JOSEPH PRINCE, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 15TH OF
THAT MONTH, ^BTAT 68. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST OF THE MOURNERS. BY JOHN
MURRAY, A. M. PASTOR OF SAID CHURCH. [Two lines from] JESUS.
Newburyport : Printed and sold by John Mycall. MDCCXCI. pp. 42, (10),
portrait. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JOB. LOG. MHS. NYPL.
To which is added, an Appendix, containing some curious particulars
which occurred during the life of Mr. Prince, who became totally
blind at the age of fourteen, written by himself.
THE ORIGINAL SIN IMPUTED. OH THREE SERMONS, ON ROMANS v. 18, FIRST
CLAUSE. PREACHED IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT NEWBURYPORT, JULY,
1790. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST. . . . [Five lines from] ADAM IN MILTON, i. 10.
Printed by John Mycall in Newburyport, for Edmund Sawyer of Newbury.
MDCCXCI. pp. (94). 8vo. AAS. BA. LOC.
— SERMONS. BY JOHN MURRAY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN NEWBURYPORT.
Newburyporl: Printed by John Mycall. 1791. pp. 613. 12mo.
THE NATIONAL GAZETTE, A PERIODICAL MISCELLANY OF NEWS, POLITICS, HISTORY,
AND POLITE LITERATURE. BY PlIILIP FHENEAU. NuMB. I. OF VOL. I. MONDAY,
OCTOBER 31, [ — NUMB. 18. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Printed by Childs and Swaine, at their office JVo. 209, High-Street near
Fifth-Street, Philadelphia. 1791. pp. 1-72. fol. AAS. HC. LCP. LOC. PSL.
Published by Philip Freneau semi-weekly, as a Jefiersonian, whig
paper, until the end of the second volume, October 20, 1793, when its
publication ceased, with an intimation that it would be resumed, but
this apparently was not done.
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NECKER, JACQUES 1732 - 1804
OF THE IMPORTANCE OP RELIGIOUS OPINIONS. TRANSLATED FIIOM THE FRENCH OF
MR. NECKER.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Carey, Stewart & Co. MDCCXCI. pp.
263, (1). 12rao. AAS. BM.
DER NEUE GEMEINNUTZIGE LANDWIRTHSCHAFTS CALENDER, AUF DAS JAHI^NACH
DEH HEILBRINGENDEN GEBDBT UN8ERS HERRN JE8U CnRISTI, 1792. WELCHES
BIN SCKALT-JAHR VON 366 TAGEN IST. [Nine lines.] ZUM FUNFTENMAL HERAUS-
GEGEBEN.
Lancaster, Gedruekt und zu haben bey Joltann Albrecht und Camp, in der
Neuen Buchdruckerey, in der Prinz-strasse, das Zweyte Ilaus, nordwaerts vom
Gesaengniss. [179 l.J pp. (44). 4to. AAS. LOC.
After the manner common to all the German Almanacs printed in this
country, the cover-title is a full-page woodcut, headed, Neuer Lan-
casterischer Calender 1792. This general form was continued with
each issue.
DER NEUE HOCH DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDER. AUF DAS JAHR CHHISTI
1792. ZUM ZWEYTENMAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Chesnut Hill : Gedruekt bey Samuel Sam. [1791.]
NEUE PHILADELPHISCHE CORRESPONDED. NUM. 28. DIENBTAG, DEN 4TEN
JANUAR, [ — NUM. liJO. FREYTAG, DEN 30 DECEMBER, 1791.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Dienstag und Freytag herausgegeben von Melchior
Steiner, Buclidrucker, in der Rees-Stratse, zwischen der Zweyten-und Dritten-
Strasse,No.ll;. . . 1791. fol. HSP.
NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHE LANCASTER ZKITUNG, UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. NUM.
179. MlTTWOCHSDKN 5 JANUAR, [ — NUM. MlTTWOCHS DEN 28 DECEMBER 1791.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Hiltwoch Morgen herausgegeben ton Johann Albrecht
und Comp. in der Ntuen Buchdruckerey zu Lancamter fur einen Thaler des Jahrs.
Sin halben lhaler wird beym Einsc?ireiben bezahlt. 1791. fol.
NEUE UNPARTHEYISCHE READINGEU ZEITUNG UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. JAN-
UARY-DECEMBER, 1791.
Heading: Gedruekt bey Barton und Jungmann 1791. fol.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DELAWARE.
ORDINANCES, RULES AND BYE-LAWS FOR THE POOR-HOUSE OF NEW-CASTLE COUNTY.
. . . [Colophon:]
Wilmington, Printed by James Adams, M,DCC,XCI. Broadside, fol. LOC.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED, FOR THE MORE EASY ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. ADORNED WITH CUTTS. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE
ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES' CATECHISM.
Boston : Printed by Joseph Bumstead, for David West, in Marlboro'1 Street.
MDCCXCI. pp. [62], portrait of The President of the United States of America.
32mo. LOC.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED, FOR THE MORE EASY ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE ASSEMBLY OF DIVINE'S
CATECHISM.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel C overly. MDCCXCI. pp. (64). 32mo.
NYPL.
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NEW ENGLAND PIIIMEK, continued.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, (ENLARGED AND IMPROVED). To WHICH is
ADDED, THE ASSEMBLY'S CATECHISM.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by David Graham, 1791
David Graham, after serving a six years apprenticeship with Hall and
Sellers, Philadelphia, opened a Printing-Office in Baltimore, in June,
1791.
THE NEW ENTERTAINING PHILADELPHIA JEST-BOOK, AND CHEARFUL WITTY COM-
PANION, &C. I LOVE FUN KEEP IT UP! G.A.STEVENS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No 6,
South Front-Street. 1791.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATB.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT CONCORD, ON
WEDNESDAY THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1791. [ — 18 February, 1791.] [Arms.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (175). 8vo.
LOC. NHSL.
Half-title: PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE.
Title: A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, BEGUN AND
HELD AT CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY THE STH DAY OF JANUARY, 1791. [ — 18
February, 1791.] [Arms.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (85). 8vo.
LOG. NHSL. NYPL.
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23602
23603
Half-title : PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE.
Title: A JOURNAL OF THK PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, BEGUN AND
HOLDEN AT CONCORD, ON WEDNESDAY THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1791, BEING THE
DAY APPOINTED BY THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GEN-
ERAL-CouRT. [ — 15 June, 1791.] [Arms.]
Portsmouth: Printed by J. ilelcher, 1791. pp. 48. 8vo. LOC. NHSL.
- STATE OF NKWHAMPSHIRE. IN SENATE, JUNE 13, 1791. RESOLVED, THAT
THE SELECTMEN OF EVERY TOWN AND PLACE IN THIS STATE, FROM WHOM ANY
CERTIFICATE OR INDENT TAXES ARE NOW DUE, ... IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, JUNE 15, 1791. THE FOREGOING RESOLVE WAS READ AND CON-
CURRED. WILLIAM PLUMMER, SPEAKER.
[Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, 1791.] Broadside, fol. JCB. LOC.
- STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DECEM-
BER 29, 1791. WHEREAS A RESOLVE PASSED THE GENERAL COURT, JUNE ISTII,
1791, PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF OUTSTANDING TAXES, ... IN SENATE,
DECEMBER 30, 1791. READ AND CONCURRED, JOSIAH BARTLETT, PRESIDENT.
[Colophon:]
Portsmouth: Printed by George and John Osborne. [1791.] Broadside, fol.
JCB. LOC.
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THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. CONTAINING
THE LAWS, &C. OP THE UNITED' STATES, AS WELL AS THOSE OF THIS STATE PASSED
SINCE 1787, WITH A VARIETY OP OTHER MATTERS BOTH USEFUL AND ENTERTAIN-
ING. VOL. xxxiv. No. 5758 [fie] SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. xxxvi. No.
1825. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Portsmouth: Printed by John Meleher, at his office in Market- Street, at
nine shillings per annum. 1791. fol. AAS.
The error in numbering is continued from the preceding year, and a
correction was made in the issue for January 22d, which is again mis-
numbered 1761, and this error continues to the end of the year.
THE NEWHAMPSHIRE [U. 8. arms] GAZETTEER. VOL. 5. No. 22. SATURDAY,
JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. vi. No. 25. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1791.]
Exeter, (New-Hampshire) Printed and published by Henry Ranlet, at nine
shillings per annum. 1791. fol. AAS.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE [U. S. arms] RECORDER, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER.
VOL. in. No. 33. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 40. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24,
1791.]
Keene : (State of New-Hampshire) Printed and published by James Daven-
port Griffith, in the Main-Street. 1791. fol
Discontinued publication sometime this year. In January, 1792, Grif-
fith established The Cheshire Advertiser.
THE NEW-HAVEN GAZETTE. No. 1. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [—No. 26. WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE 29, 1791.]
[New-Haven:] Printed & published by Abel Morse. 1791. 4to. AAS.
Pnged. Discontinued, at the end of six months' publication, on the
above date.
NEW JERSEY. STATE.
ACTS OF THE SIXTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY. AT
A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1791, AND CONTINUED
BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE FIRST SITTING. [5-25 November, 1791.]
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (2), (720)-763>
(1). fol. NYPL-
AN ACT INCORPORATING THE SOCIETY FOR ESTABLISHING USEFUL MANUFAC-
TURES. PASSED AT TRENTON, 22o NOVEMBER, 1791.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1791.
JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY. [25 October, — 25 November, 1791.]
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1791.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY. [25 October,— 25 November, 1791.]
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1791.
THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL, AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. No. 377. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 5, [—No. 428. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and published by ahepard Kollock, every Wed-
nesday. . . . 1791. fol. AAS. LOC.
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THE NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ALMA-
NAC AND KPHEMERIS, FOR THK YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. . . .
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Samuel and John Adams. [1791.]
NEW YORK. STATE.
A CENSUS OF THE ELECTORS AND INHABITANTS IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, TAKEN
IN THE YEAK 1790, IN PURSUANCE OF A LAW OF THE SAID STATK.
[New-York:] Printed by Childs and Swaine, Printers to the State.
[1791.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
— JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OK ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. FOUR-
TEENTH SESSION. [5 January, — 24 March, 1791.]
New- York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
State. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [128.] fol. HC. NYHS. NYPL.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. FOURTEENTH SESSION.
[5 January, — 24 March, 1791.] [Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to tJie
State. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [68.] fol. AAS. HC. NYHS. NYPL.
FOURTEENTH SESSION. [18 January,
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
— 24 March, 1791.] [Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
Slate. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 88, (2). fol. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
NEW YORK. CITY. SOCIETY LIBRARY.
Heading: CONTINUATION OF THE CATALOGUE [of 1789] OF THE NEW- YORK
SOCIETY LIBRARY.
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1791.] pp. (81)-(108). 8vo. AAB.
NEW YORK. CITY. TAMMANY SOCIETY.
AMERICAN MUSEUM, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE TAMMANY SOCIETY OK COLUM-
BIAN ORDER. THE TAMMANY SOCIETY HAS ESTABLISHED A MUSEUM FOR THE
PURPOSE OF COLLECTING AND PRESERVING EVERY THING RELATING TO THE HIS-
TORY OF AMERICA, LIKEWISE, EVERY PRODUCTION OF NATURE OR ART ; FOR WHICH
PURPOSE PART OF THE FUNDS OF THE SOCIETY ARE APPROPRIATED. LAWS AND
REGULATIONS.. . . NEW-YORK. JUNK 1, 1791. [Colophon :]
Printed by Thomas and James Swords, at their Printing- Office, No. 27,
William-Street. [1791.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
NEW YORK. CITY. THEATRE.
NEW-YORK, DECEMBER 17, 1791. THEATRE. BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY.
ON MONDAY EVENING, THE 19'ra INST. WILL BE PRESENTED, A COMEDY, CALLED
THE RECESS: OR, THE MASK'D APPARITION. [Thirteen lines.] To WHICH WILL
BE ADDED, (THE FIFTH NIGHT, BY DESIRE,) TlIE PRISONER AT LARGE: OR, THE
HUMOURS OF KILLARNEY. [Twenty-three lines.] VIVAT RESPUBLICA.
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Qaine, 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
NEW YORK. CITY. TRINITY CHURCH.
[The Ballot of Trinity Church corporation, 26 April, 1791 for] CHURCH WARDENS.
JAMES DDANE, ROBERT WATTS. VESTRY MEN. [Twenty names.]
[New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1791.] Broadside. 12mo. NYHS.
THE NEW-YORK DAILY GAZETTE. NUMB. 647. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [— NUMB.
941. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
New- York: Published by Archibald M'Lean, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover- Square, fol. AAS.
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THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL & PATRIOTIC REGISTER. [Motto.] NUMB. 1. OP VOL.
XLV. TOTAL NUMBER 2521. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUMB. 104. or VOL. XLV.
TOTAL NUMBER 2624. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
New-York: Printed and published (on Mondays and Thursdays) by Thomas
Greenleaf, at his Printing-Office, No. 196, Water-Street. 1791. fol. AAS. NYPL.
Paged throughout. Beginning March 26th, the Publisher unable longer
to comply with the inconveniences of a Monday paper changed the is-
sues to Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THE NEW- YORK MAGAZINE; OR, LITERARY REPOSITORY. VOLUME n. [JANUARY
— DECEMBER] 1791. [Two lines of verse.]
New-York: Printed and sold by Thomas and James Swords, nt their office,
No. 37, William-Street. 1791. pp. viii, 744, 54-,ll plates, map. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NYHS.
THE NEW-YORK PACKET. [Motto.] No. 1163. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No.
1218. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
New-York: Published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by Samuel
London, No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and Old-Slip. 1791. fol.
NEWARK. NEW JERSEY.
CONTRACT FOR ERECTING BRIDGES OVER THE HACKINSACK AND PASSAICK RIVERS, BE-
TWEEN POWLAS-HOOK AND NEWARK, IN THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY. [Two COl-
umns.] NEWARK, STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, APRIL 22, 1791.
[Elizabeth-Town: Printed by SJtepard Kollock? 1791.] Broadside. 4to.
NYHS.
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NEWMAN, JOHN
A TREATISE ON SCHIRRUS TUMOURS AND CANCERS.
RESIDENT IN BOSTON.
Boston: Printed by Edes & Son? 1791.
BY DR. JOHN NEWMAN, NOW
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NEWPORT. RHODE ISLAND.
TOWN TAX. WHEREAS THE FREEMEN OF THE TOWN OF NEWPORT, AT A MEETING
LEGALLY HELD ON THE 9TH DAY OF THIS PRESENT MONTH, VOTED AND RESOLVED,
THAT A TAX SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY ASSESSED ON THE INHABITANTS FOR RAIS-
ING THE SUM OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, LAWFUL MONEY, TOWARDS
PAYING THE DEBTS OF THE TOWN, AND AT THE SAME TIME APPOINTED THE SUB-
SCRIBERS ASSESSORS OF THE SAME: [Notice that rateable estates must be returned
or tar will be apportioned. Signed, John Bours, and twelve others.] NEWPORT,
MAY 18, 1791.
[Newport: Printed by Henry Barber? 1791.] Broadside, fol. NHS.
THE NEWPORT HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. v. No. 202. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,
[ — No. 236. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1791.]
Newport (Rhode- Island) Published by Peter Edes, in Thames-Street. 1791.
fol. AAS.
Publication was discontinued probably in September of this year.
THE NEWPORT MERCURY. No. 1501. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No. 1550. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Newport (Rhode- Island) Printed by Henry Barber, at the foot of the Pa-
rade. 1791. fol.
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NEWTON, JOHN 1725 - 1807
OLNEY HYMNS, IN THREE BOOKS. BOOK i. ON SELECT TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE. BOOK
II. ON OCCASIONAL SUBJECTS. BOOK III. ON THE PROGRESS AND CHANGES OF THE
SPIRITUAL LIFE.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-Street,
the corner of Chesnut-Street. 1791. 12nio.
NICHOLS, THOMAS
HYMNS AND DIVINE SONGS. BY THOMAS NICHOLS, OF COVENTRY. INSPECTED AND
APPROVED BY THE REV. ISAAC BACKUS, OF MlDDLEBOROUGH.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. 1791. pp. 200. 12mo.
NICOLAS, LEWIS
THE DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST CONSIDERED, FROM SCRIPTURE EVIDENCES. IN
THREE PARTS. 1. TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE FAVORABLE OR ADVERSE THERETO.
2. CONJECTURE ON HIS TRUE NATURE, AS COUNTENANCED BY SACRED WRIT.
3. HIS AGENCY IN CREATION. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN ATTEMPT TO ACCOUNT
FOR THE GENERAL DELUGE. BY LEWIS NICOLAS. [Two lines of Latin from] EPIT.
FOR THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM.
Philadelphia: Sold by the Author at the Debtor's Apartment. Messrs,
Oswald and Dunlrtp, in Market -Street, and Mr. Young at the corner of Second and
Chesmit- Street. 1791.
22d Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Lewis Nicolas, as
Author, 20 August, 1791.
THE NIGHTINGALE; OH, SONGSTER'S COMPANION. CONSISTING OF AN ELEGANT
AND POLITE SELECTION OF THE MOST APPROVED ANCIENT AND MODERN SONGS.
[Two lines of verse.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6,
South Front-Street. 1791.
NILES, NATHANIEL 1741 - 1828
THE PERFECTION OF GOD THE FOUNTAIN OF GOOD. Two SERMONS, DELIVERED AT
TORRINGFORD, IN CONNECTICUT, LORD'S DAY, DECEMBER 21ST, 1777, AND PUB-
LISHED FOR A NUMBER OF THE HEARERS. BY NATHANIEL NlLES, A. M. [Orna-
ment.]
Norwich, Printed : — Elizabeth Town : He-printed by S. Kollock. M,DCC,XCT.
pp. (40). 16mO. AAS. BA. BM. BU. NYHS. NYPL.
THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH CHRONICLE. VOL. n. NUMB. 71. SATURDAY, JANU-
ARY 1, [ — VOL. in. NUMB. 123. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
[Norfolk:] Printed by Prentis & Baxter. 1791. fol.
NORMAN, JOHN 1748-1817
THE AMERICAN PILOT, CONTAINING THE NAVIGATION OF THE SEA COAST OF NORTH
AMERICA, FROM THE STREIG FITS OF BELLE ISLE TO CAYENNE, INCLUDING THE ISLAND
AND BANKS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, THE WEST-INI>IA-ISLANDS, AND ALL THE ISLANDS
ON THE COAST; WITH PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS FOR SAILING TO AND ENTERING THE
PRINCIPAL HARBOURS, RIVERS, &C. DESCRIBING ALSO THB CAPES, HEADLANDS,
RIVERS, BAYS, ROADS, HAVENS, HARBOURS, STRAITS, ROCKS, SANDS, SHOALS, BANKS,
DEPTHS OF WATER AND ANCHORAGE; SHEWING THE COURSES AND DISTANCES FROM
ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER, THE EBBING OF THE SEA, THK SETTING OF THE TIDE
AND CURRENTS, &C. WITH MANY OTHER THINGS NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN IN NAV-
IGATION ; LIKEWISE NECESSARY DIRECTIONS FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT FULLY AC-
QUAINTED WITH THE USE OF CHARTS.
Boston: Printed and sold by John Norman. [1791.] 12 charts, fol. HC.
Certified by Osgood Carleton, teacher of the mathematics, in Boston, to
be "as accurate as any of the kind hitherto published."
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NORMAN, JOHN, continued.
MAP OP THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; THE BOUNDARY LINK LAID DOWN
AQRBRABLK TO THE PKACE OP 1783. CONTAINING TUB OlIIO COUNTRY, THE GEN-
K8EE LANDS, KENNEBECK RlVER, &C. FROM ACTUAL SURVEYS, WITH A VARIETY
OP OTHER INFORMATION.
Boston : Printed and sold by John Norman, at his Office, No. 75, Newlmry
Street, opposite the Sign of the Lamb, 1791.
"A large six sheet map." This is probably, the map, by Osgood Carle-
ton, referred to in number 23250, of this volume.
NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH-
CAROLINA, NOVEMBER SESSION, 1790. [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Witts, Printers to the State. 1791. pp. 88-
4to. LOC. NCSL.
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23645
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP NORTH-CAROLINA,
NOVEMBER SESSION, 1790. [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge and Wills, Printers to the State. 1791. pp.
60. 4to. LOC. NCSL.
LAWS OP THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. [A. D. 17 NOVEMBER, 1715, — 15
DECEMBER, 1790.] PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT OP ASSEMBLY, BY JAMES
IREDELL, NOW ONE OP THE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OP THE
UNITED STATES. [Ornament.]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State of North-Caro-
lina. M,DCC,XCI. pp. iv, 712, xxi, (3). fol. HC. HSP. JCB. NYHS. NYPL.
Contains a list of subscribers.
LAWS OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT
FAYETTEVILLE, ON THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAH OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OP THE
INDEPENDENCE OP THE SAID STATE: BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF SAID ASSEMBLY.
[ — 15 December, 1790.] [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State, [1790.] pp.
(28). fol. LOC. NCU. NCSL.
THE NORTH-CAROLINA CHRONICLE; OR, FAYETTEVILLE GAZETTE. VOL. n. No. 19.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 28. MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1791.]
Fayetteville: Printed by George Bouhtonefor John Sibley & Co. at Frank-
lin's Head in Green-Street, 1791. 4to.
Discontinued at the above date owing to the expense, and the difficulty
of collecting debts to meet it. George Roulstone removed his press to
Rogersville, Tennessee, and established there the Knoxville Gazette, in
November.
THE NORTH-CAROLINA GAZETTE. VOL. vi. NUMB. 261. THURSDAY, JANUARY
6, [ — NUMB. 312. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Newbern: Printed by F. X. Martin. 1791. fol.
NORTON, ELIJAH
METHODISM EXAMINED. A DISCOURSE, PREACHED UPON JOHN vi: 47. IN WHICH
THE DOCTRINES OP FAITH AND FINAL PERSEVERANCE OP ALL BELIEVERS ARE IL-
LUSTRATED AND PROVEN. IN OPPOSITION TO THE DOCTRINE OF FALLING FROM
GRACE, AND OTHER DOCTRINES CONNECTED THEREWITH. BY ELIJAH NORTON,
OP WOODSTOCK.
Printed at Windsor, Vernont. By Alden Spooner. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 24.
8vo. JCB.
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ORATION, DELIVERED AT SOUTHINGTON, MARCH 7, 1791.
Danbury : Printed by Douglas and Ely. 1791. pp. 12. 12mo.
NORWICH PACKET. Vox POPULI.- — THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. VOL. xvm. No.
876. FRIDAT, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. xix. No. 927. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1791.]
[Norwich:] Printed and published by John Trumbull, near the Meeting-
House. 1791. fol.
AAS.
In Mny, the day of publication was changed to Thursday.
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OF COMMERCE AND LUXURY. [Six lines of Latin from] HORAT. L. in. OD. xxiv.
[Monogram.]
Printed, from the London edition, by T. Lang, No. 21, Church-Alley,
Philadelphia. M,DCC,XCI. pp. iv, 51. 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
OGDEN. JOHN COSENS 1755 - 1800
AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE OPENING OP PORTSMOUTH ACADEMY, ON EASTER
MONDAY, A. D. 1791. BY THE REVEREND JOHN COSENS OGDEN, RECTOR OP ST.
JOHN'S CHURCH.
Printed by George Jerry Osborne,jun. at the Spy Printing-Office, Guttem-
berffs [sic] Head, Congress-Street, Portsmouth. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 35. 12mo.
AAS. BM. NYH8.
LETTERS, OCCASIONED BY THE PUBLICATION OP A PRIVATE EPISTOLARY CORRES-
PONDENCE, BKGUN BY MR. SAMUEL MACCLINTOCK, PREACHER TO A PURITAN CON-
GREGATION, IN GREENLAND, NEW-HAMPSHIRE. BY JOHN COSENS OGDEN, [A
PRESBYTER IN THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA];— DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH IN PORTSMOUTH. BY
SAMUEL SEABURY, . . .
Printed at Boston, by I. Tliomas and E. T. Andrews, Favsfs Statue, No.
45, Newbury- Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 60. 12mo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. MHS. NYIIS.
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE COLUMBIAN LODGE, AT NOTTINGHAM, SEP.
7, 1790. IN THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE; BY THE REV. JOHN COSENS OGDEN,
RECTOR OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, IN PORTSMOUTH, AND CHAPLAIN TO THE GRAND
LODGE OF FREE MASONS, IN SAID STATE.
Portsmouth: New-Hampshire, Printed and sold by John Melther.
M,DCC,XCI. pp. 23, (1). 8vo. AAS. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
O'KEEFFE, JOHN 1747 - 18:i3
PATRICK IN PRUSSIA; OH, LOVE IN CAMP: A COMIC OPERA, IN TWO ACTS; BEING THE
SECOND PART OF THE POOH SOLDIER. WlTH ALL THE SONGS, DUETS, &C. PER-
FORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE, BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY. WRITTEN BY
JOHN O'KEEFE, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 39.
12mo. BPL. NYPL.
THE PRISONER AT LARGE: OR, THE HUMOURS OP KILLARNEY. A COMEDY, IN
TWO ACTS. AS PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE BY THE AMERICAN COM-
PANY. WRITTEN BY JOHN O'KEEFE, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Henry Taylor. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 35.
12mo. LOC.
One thousand copies, in sheets, offered at the sale of Henry Taylor's
estate.
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23659
OLIPHANT, JAMES 1734 - 1818
A SACRAMENTAL CATECHISM, DESIGNED FOR COMMUNICANTS, OI,D AND YOUNG.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. fovng, No. 52, Second- Street, the corner of
Chesnut-street. 1791.
OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. A FREE AND IMPARTIAL PAPER. VOL. ix.
NUMB, xix. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — VOL. xi. NUMB. xix. WEDNESDAY, DE-
CEMBER 28, 1791.]
jg^" Published on Wednesdays and Saturdays — by George and John
Osborne — near the State-House, Guttemberg's [sic] Head, Congress-Street, Ports-
mouth. Ttrelve shillings per annum. 1791. fol.
OSTERWALD, JEAN FREDERIC 1663 - 1747
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS, ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, ILLUSTRATING THE
CHAPTERS, A VERY PEW EXCEPTED, IN THEIR ORDER. WITH ARGUMENTS TO THK
DIFFERENT BOOKS. By THE REVEREND MR. O8TERVALD, PROFESSOR OF DIVINITY,
AND ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE CHURCH AT NEUFCHATEL IN SWITZERLAND.
[Ornament.]
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (2), 154. 4to.
Usually found bound between the Old, and New Testament, ill Collius'
quarto edition of the Bible printed this year. From other copies it
was omitted because of the objections of the Baptist Associations.
PAINE, THOMAS 1736-1809
COMMON SENSE; ADDRESSED TO THE INHABITANTS OF AMERICA, ON THE FOLLOWING
INTERESTING SUBJECTS, VIZ. I. OF THE ORIGIN AND DESIGN OF GOVERNMENT IN
GENERAL, WITH CONCISE REMARKS ON THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION. II. OF MON-
ARCHY AND HEREDITARY SUCCESSION. III. THOUGHTS ON THE PRESENT STATE OP
AMERICAN AFFAIRS, iv. OF THE PRESENT ABILITY OP AMERICA, WITH SOME
MISCELLANEOUS REFLECTIONS. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPKNDIX. [Two lines
from] THOMSON.
Albany: He-printed by Charles R. and George Webster. M.DCC.XCI. pp.
[60.] 8VO. AAS. JCB. NL. NYPL.
— COMMON SENSE; ADDRESSED TO THE INHABITANTS OF AMERICA, ON THB
FOLLOWING INTERESTING SUBJECTS: I. OF THE ORIGIN AND DESIGN OF GOVERN-
MENT IN GENERAL, WITH CONCISE REMARKS ON THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION.
II. OF MONARCHY AND HEREDITARY SUCCESSION. III. THOUGHTS ON THE PRESENT
STATE OP AMERICAN AFFAIRS, iv. OF THE PRESENT ABILITY OF AMERICA, WITH
SOME MISCELLANEOUS REFLECTIONS. A NEW EDITION, WITH SEVERAL ADDITIONS
IN THE BODY OP THE WORK. To WHICH IS ADDED AN APPENDIX, TOGETHER WITH
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY
FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE
RIGHTS OP MAN, &c. &c. [Two lines from] THOMSON.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. and T. Bradford. M,DCC,XCI. pp.
99. 8VO. BM. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BUHKE'S ATTACK ON THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS
IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK, ENTITLED COMMON SENSE.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by David Graham, in Caltert-Street, between
Market-Street and the Court- II oitne. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [88.] 8vo. LOC.
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PAINE, THOMAS, continued.
RIGHTS OP MAN: BKIKG AN ANSWER TO MR. BCRKK'S ATTACK ON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO
CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK INTITLED COM-
MON SENSE.
Reprinted in Bennington, [Vermont,] in the year 1791, by Anthony Has-
Well. pp. 86-8VO. NYHS. RIH8.
RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'B ATTACK ON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO
CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK ENTITLED COM-
MON SENSE. THIRD EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 79. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
Dedicated to the President of the United States.
RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'S ATTACK ON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY KOU FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO
CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK ENTITLED COM-
MON SENSE. FOURTH AMERICAN EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 79. 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB. MHS.
RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'S ATTACK ON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO
CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK ENTITLED COM-
MON SENSE.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline, 1791. pp. 90-8vo.
RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'S ATTACK ON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO
CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK INTITLED COM-
MON SENSE. SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Re-printed by Samuel Harrison Smith. M.DCC.XCI. pp.
[105.] 8VO. LOC. NYPL.
- — RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'S ATTACK ON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, AUTHOR OF COMMON SENSE. SEC-
OND PHILADELPHIA EDITION, FROM FOURTH ENGLISH EDITION, CORRECTED AND
ENLARGED.
Philadelphia: Re-printed by Samuel Harrison Smith. 1791. pp. (2), 100.
8vo. LOC.
Contains a preface, by the Author, not in the second edition printed by
Smith earlier this year.
PAYSON, SETH 1758 - 1820
MINISTERS CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS. A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF
THE REV. EBENEZER HILL, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN MASON,
NOVEMBER 3o MDCCXC. BY SETH PAYSON, A. M. PASTOR OF THK CHURCH IN
RINDGE.
32. 8vo.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCXCI. pp.
AAS. BA. JCB.
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23670
PEALE, REMBRANDT 1778 - 1860
SHADES, OB PROFILES, OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. DONE, IN A
NEW METHOD, AND HIS LIKENESS CORRECTLY DELINEATED, BT AN AMERICAN
ARTIST.
Charleston: 1791.
July 4, 1791. "Just received from Charleston, and for sale (price one
dollar) by Rice and Co., in Baltimore."
PELOSI, VINCEKT M.
PELOSI'S MARINE LIST AND TRICE CURRENT, CONTAINING THE INWARD AND OUT-
WARD BOUND VESSELS IN EVERY PORT OF THE UNION, WITH OTHER INTERESTING
OCCURRENCES. A COMPENDIOUS PRICE CURRENT, CHIEFLY INTENDED TO ACCOMO-
DATE THE MERCHANT TRADERS AND THEIR FOREIGN CONNECTIONS. No. 1. MON-
DAY, JULY 11, [ — No. 20. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Published every Monday morning at the Merchants and Ex-
change Coffee House. 1791. AAS-
19th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Vincent M. Pelosi, as
Author, 18 May, 1791.
PENN, WILLIAM 1644-1718
FOHDERUNO DER CHRISTENHEIT VORS GERICHT. ElNE FREUNDLICHE HEIMSUCH-
UNG IN DER LlEBE GOTTES &C. SENDBRIEF AN ALLE DIEJENIGEN, DIE UNTER
DER CHRISTLICHEN CONFESSION UNO VON DEN AUSSERLICHEN SECTEN UNO GE-
MEINEN ODER KlRCHEN ABGESONDERT BIND. SENDBRIEF AN ALLE DIEJENIGEN,
DIE VON DEM TAGE HIRER HEIMSUCHUNG EMPFINDI.ICH SEYN GEWORDEN. IN
DIE HOCHDEUTSCHE SPRACHE TREULICH TRANSFERIRET.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist, 1791, pp. 9, 119. 16mo. AAS. JCB.
PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PASSED AT A SESSION. WHICH WAS BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADEL-
PHIA ON TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR ONE THOUS-
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, THE FIFTEENTH. [ — 13 April, 1791.] To WHICH ARE
PREFIXED, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE CONSTITUTION
OF THIS COMMONWEALTH. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia : Printed by Hall and Sellers, No. 51, Market- Street. M.DCC.-
XCI. pp. xxxix, 108. fol. LOC.
23671
23672
- — ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, PASSED AT A SESSION, WHICH WAS BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA ON TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, IN THE YEAR ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OK THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THE SIXTEENTH. [ — 30 September, 1791.] PUB-
LISHED BY AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia : Printed by Hall and Sellert,lfo. 51, Market-Street. M.DCC.-
XCI. pp. (2), (111)-[174.] fol. LOC.
- IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1791, READ THE FIRST TIME. AN
ACT REPEALING SO MUCH OF ANY ACT OR ACTS OF ASSEMBLY AS AUTHORISED AND
DIRECTS THE ASSESSING LEVYING AND COLLECTING THE TAX THEREIN MENTIONED.
[Twenty-seven lines.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, 1791.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
AUCTIOM
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PENNSYLVANIA, continued.
23673 — IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1791, HEAD THE FIRST TIME.
AN ACT TO SUSPEND FOJl THE TIME THEREIN MENTIONED PART OF AN ACT EN-
TITLED "AN ACT FOR FCRNISHINO THE QUOTA OF THIS STATE TOWARDS PAYING
THE ANNUAL INTEREST OF THE DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES AND FOR FUNDING
AND PAYING THE INTEREST OF THE DEBTS OF THIS STATE. [Forty-Seven lines.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, 17'J1.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
23674 — IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1791, KEAD THE FIRST TIME. AN
ACT RESPECTING THE CREDITORS OF THE STATE. [Forty-nine lines.] [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. [1791.] pp. (3). fol. LOC.
23675 JOURNAL OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADELPHIA, ON
TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF ouu LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. [ 13 April, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers — No. 51 — Market-Street.
M,DCC,XC. [1791.] pp. (2), [xiij, (3)— [433.] fol. LOC. PSL.
23676 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA. [Special session, August 23, — 30 September, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, 1791. pp. 434 — 573; 20; 5.
fol. PSL.
The appendix consists of: Report of Register general on public ac-
counts, pp. 20. Report of Comptroller general on public accounts,
pp. 5.
23677 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. ANNO
MDCCXC, AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [7 December, 1790, — 30 September, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zaehariah Paulson, junior, No. 30, Fourth-
Street, between Market-Street and Arch-Street. [1791.] pp. (355). fol. LOC.
23678 COPY OF A REPORT FROM READING HOWELL, FREDERICK ANTES AND WILLIAM
DEAN, ESQUIRES, COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO EXPLORE THE HEAD-WATERS OF
THE RIVERS DELAWARE, LKHIGH, AND SCHUYLKILL, AND THE NORTH-EAST
BRANCH OF SUSQUEHANNA. ALSO, THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINT-
ED TO EXAMINE THE WESTERN WATERS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's-Head, No. 116,
Market-Street. MDCCXCI. pp. (33). 8vo. LCP.
23679 REPORTS OF SUNDRY COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO VIEW AND EXPLORE THE
RIVERS SUSQUEUANNA AND JUNIATA; THE RlVER DELAWARE; THE RlVER
SCHUYLKILL, &c. &c. AC.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, at Torick's-IIeadjNo. 116, Mar-
ket-Street. MDCCXCI. pp. (27). 8vo. LCP.
23G80 STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF DAVID RITTENHOUSE, ESQ. TREASURER OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. FOR THE YEAR 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, No. 22, Market- Street.
M.DCC.XCI. pp. (56). 8vo. NPYL.
23681 STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF DAVID RITTENHOUSE, ESQ. TREASURER OF
PENNSYLVANIA. FROM SEPTEMBER 1788, TILL SEPTEMBER IST, 1789, INCLU-
DING HIS CONTINENTAL AND STATE MONEY ACCOUNTS FOB 1788.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, No. 22, Market Street.
M.DCC.XCI. pp. (84). 8vo. NYPL.
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PENNSYLVANIA, continued.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF BERKS COUNTY, FROM 1770 TILL 1790.
Philadelphia: Printed by Ji. Aitken, & Son, No. 22, Market Street. 1791.
pp. 36. 8vo.
STATE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE TAXES OF YORK COUNTY.
Philadelphia: Printed by II. Aitken & Son, No. 22 Market Street.
MDCCXCI. pp. (45). 8vo. NYPL.
TAGEBUCH DER GENERAL ASSEMBLY DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN, 17'.)0-
1791.
Oermantown : Gedruckt bey MicJiael Billmeyer, 1791.
TAGEBUCH DBS SENATE DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN, 1790-1791.
Oermantown: Gedruckt bey Michael Dillmeyer, 1791.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMB. 3162. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [— NUMB.
3213. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, at the New-Printing-Officei
near tlie Market. 1791. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA HERALD, AND YORK GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. 11. No.
51. TOTAL NO. 103. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. in. No. 50. TOTAL NO.
154. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
York: Printed every Wednesday, by John Edit. 1791. fol.
THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY. — PRICE FOUR-PENCE. No. 2391. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
5, [ — No. 2536. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, . . . at Ids Printing-Office,
Ltetitia-G'ourt. 1791. fol. AAS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY AND UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. No. 647. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 800. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) by Daniel
Humphreys, 1791. 4to. AAS
In July, the title was changed to, The Pennsylvania Mercury, and Phila-
delphia Price-current.
PENNSYLVANIA POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Torick's Head, in
Market- Street. [1791.]
PERKINS, ELIJAH
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON UNIVERSAL DROPSY.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by P. Stewart, 1791, pp. 43. 8vo. RIHS. SGO.
A PETITION AND REMONSTRANCE TO THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES. [Written by a North-Carolina Planter. Four columns of verse,
written in Scottish dialect, on the tax upon liquor.]
[Philadelphia? 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
PFEIFFER, GEORGE
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE GOUT.
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SGO.
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23694 THE [cut] PHENIX; on WINDHAM HKBALD. VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, MARCH
12, [ — No. 43. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Windham: Printed l>y John Byrne, north of the Court-House. 1791. fol.
AAS. CHS.
Established by John Byrne, and continuously published weekly, by
him up to 29 March, 1811, when his son, Samuel H. Byrne was ad-
mitted to partnership, as J. Byrne and Son, and publication continued
by them up to the issue for 30 March, 1815, when it was discontinued.
Beginning 27 July, 1815, Samuel Green revived its publication, with
a continuous numbering; and, on 19 October, 1815, it was "Printed
and published by Benjamin G. Willett for Samuel Green" up to 19
September, 1816, when it was finally discontinued. With the issue for
19 April, 1798, the title was shortened to Windham Herald, which con-
tinued until publication ceased.
23695 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE PHILADELPHIAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA,
OCTOBER 4, 5, 6, 1791.
I Philadelphia: 1791.] pp. 10. 4to. BU. JCB.
23696 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OF CHRIST
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S, FROM DECEMBER 24, 1790, TO DECEMBER 24, 1791.
[Philadelphia: 1791.] Broadside, fol. LCP.
23697 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
DIE SPUREN DER GUTE GOTTES IN DER DSUTSCHEN EVANGELISCHEN LUTHERISCIIEN
GEMEINDE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Oermantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer, 1791. pp.36. 12mo.
23698 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
THE CONSTITUTION AND RULES OF THE ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers. MDCCXCI. pp. 12. 12mo.
23699 PILGARLIC, pseudonym.
THE ALBANIAD, AN EPIC POEM, IN THREE CANTOS; BY PILGARLIC.
[New-York:] Printed [by Thomas Greenleaf] for the Author, 1791. pp.
(24). 8VO. NYHS. RIHS.
23700 PINKHAM, PAUL
A CHART OP NANTUCKET-SHOALS, SURVEYED BY CAPTAIN PAUL PINKHAM.
Boston: Published by John Norman, No, 75, Newbury-Street. 1791.
14th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Paul Pinkham, as
Author, 24 February, 1791.
23701 THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. NUMBER 226. SATURDAY, JANUAKY 1, [ — NUMBER
278. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Pittsburgh: Printed by John Scull. 1791. fol.
23702 PLAN OF THE BOOK AUCTION TO BE THE FIRST OF JULY NEXT.
[Savannah: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston, 1791.] Broadside.
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PLOWDEN, CHARLES 1743 - 1821
A SHORT ACCOUNT OP THE ESTABLISHMENT OP THE NEW SEE OF BALTIMORE, MARY-
LAND, AND OP CONSECRATING THE UEV. DR. JOHN C'AUROLL, FIRST BISHOP THERE-
OF, ON THE FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION, 17'JO. WITH A DISCOURSE DELIVERED
ON THAT OCCASION, AND THE AUTHORITY FOR CONSECRATING THE BISHOP AND
ERECTING AN!) ADMINISTERING THE SAID SEE.
London Printed. Philadelphia: Reprinted by Carey, Steieart & Co. 1791
pp. 20. 8vo.
THE POLITICAL REPOSITORY AND STRAFFORD RECORDER. VOL. i. No. 26. MON-
DAY, JANUARY, 3, [ — VOL. n. No. 76. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Dover: Printed by Kliphalet Ladd. 1791. fol.
POMFRET, JOHN 1667 - 1703
POEMS UPON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. BY THE REVEREND MR. JOHN POMFRET. To
WHICH ARE ADDED, HIS REMAINS, WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF HIS LIFE AND WRITINGS.
FROM AN ACCURATE LONDON EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Parry Hall, No. 149. Chemut Street.
M,DCC,XCI. pp. 158, (1). 16mo. AAS. JCD.
POOR ROBIN, pseudonym.
POOR ROBIN'S ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1792.
Philadelphia: [1791.]
POPE, ALEXANDER 1688 - 1744
AN ESSAY ON MAN, IN FOUR EPISTLES: TO HENRY ST. JOHN LORD BOLINGBHOKE.
BY ALEXANDER POPE, ESQ.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son. 1791.
POPE, AMOS 1771 - 1837
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY OR ALMANACK, FOUTHE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792. . . .
Boston Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union Street. Sold
also by the Booksellers in Town and Country. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. HC.
PORTER, ROBERT
AN ORATION, TO COMMEMORATE THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
NORTH-AMERICA; DELIVERED AT ZION CHURCH, IN FOURTH-STREET, PHILADEL-
PHIA, JULY 4TH, 1791 ; AND PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. BY ROBERT PORTER, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at the Stone House, Second- Street.
M,DCC,XCI. pp. (23). 8vo. JCB. MHS. NYPL.
PORTER, SARAH
THE ROYAL PENITENT. IN THREE PARTS. To WHICH is ADDED DAVID'S LAMEN-
TATION OVER SAUL AND JONATHAN. BY MRS. SARAH PORTER, OF PLYMOUTH IN
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
Concord: Printed by George Hough, 1791. pp. 19. 12mo. MIIS.
THE POTOWMAC GUARDIAN, AND BERKELEY ADVERTISER. VOL. i. NUMBER 7.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. 2. NUMBER 58. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1791.]
Jfartinsburg, Virginia: Printed and published every Monday by JV. Willis,
at his Printing-office, in Surke- Street, near the Court-House. 1791. fol.
THE POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL. NUMB. 283. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [— NUMB.
335. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Poughkeepsie, Lutchess County: Printed by Nicholas Poicer, near the
Court-Home. 1791. fol. AAS.
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23713 PRENTICE, CALEB 1746 - 1803
THE TRUTH AND FAITHFULNESS OF GOD, IN THE CALLS OF THE GOSPEL, CONSID-
ERED, IN TWO DISCOURSES, DELIVERED NOVEMBER 21, 1790, IN THE FIRST PAR-
ISH IN READING. By CALEB PRENTISS, [«ze] A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH
IN READING. [Two lines from] JOB, CHAP, xxxvi. VER. 2 AND 3.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXCI.
pp. [30.] 8vo. AAS.
23714 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES.
ACTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLT OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHUUCH, IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A. D. 1790 AND 1791. . . .
Philadelphia : Printed by R. Aitken & Son. MDCCXCI. pp. 24. 8vo.
AA3. MHS. FHS. FTS.
23715 A PRESENT TO CHILDREN. CONSISTING OF SEVERAL NEW DIVINE HYMNS AND MORAL
SONGS.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1791.
23716 PRIESTLEY, JOSEPH 1783-1804
LETTERS TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE, OCCASIONED BY HIS REFLEC-
TIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE, &c. THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED.
BY JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, L. L. D. F. R. s. AC. IMP. PETROP. R. PARIS. HOLM.
TAURIN. ITAL. HARLEM. AUREL. MED. PARIS. CANTAB. AMERIC. ET PHILAD. Soc.
[Four lines from] MR. BURKE'S REFLECTIONS, PP. 245. 187.
Birmingham: Printed: New-York: Re-printed by Hugh Gaine, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,XCI. pp. vi, 73, (1). Svo.
AAS. BA. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
23717 PRIME, BENJAMIN YOUNG 1733 - 1791
COLUMBIA'S GLORY, OR BRITISH PRIDE HUMBLED; A POEM ON THE AMERICAN REVO-
LUTION: SOME PART OF IT BEING A PARODY ON AN ODE, ENTITLED BRITAIN'S
GLORY OR GALLIC PRIDE HUMBLED; COMPOSED ON THE CAPTURE OF QUEBEC,
A. D. 1759. BY BENJAMIN YOUNG PRIME, M. D. [Eleven lines of Latin from]
HORACE.
New-York: Printed by Tliomas Greenleaf for the Author. M,DCC,XCI.
pp. [vi,J 42. SVO. BM. BPL. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
6th New York District Copyright, issued to Benjamin Young Prime,
as Author, 27 October, 1791.
23718 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OF DELAWARE.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE, HELD IN DOVER, ON SATURDAY, THE
THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, 1791.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, in Hanover-Square. 1791. pp. (14).
Svo. NYPL.
23719 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OF MARYLAND.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND, . . . 1791.
Baltimore: 1791. Svo. HC.
23720 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OF NEW-JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS OF A CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, HELD IN TRINITY CHURCH, IN NEWARK, JUNE FIRST^
SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE.
Newark: Printed by John Woods. 1791. pp. 15. Svo. NFL.
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PROTEST ANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THE BOOK OF COMMON PRATER, AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS AND
OTHER RITES AND CEREMONIES OF THE CHURCH, ACCORDING TO THE C8E OF THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: TOGETHER
WITH THE PSALTER, OR PSALMS OF DAVID.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers, No. 51 Market Street. MDCC-
XCI. pp. [291]; 221, (3). 12mo. AAS. HC. LOC.
Second title : THE WHOLE BOOK OF PSALMS, IN METRE ; WITH HYMNS, SUITED TO
THE FEASTS AND FASTS OF THE CHURCH, AND OTHER OCCASIONS OF PUBLIC WOK-
SHIP.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers. MDCCXCI. pp. 221, (3).
The second issue of the standard Book of Common Prayer, of the
American Church. Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Wil-
liam Hall, 7 August, 1790.
CONSTITUTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE UNITED STATES
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall & Sellers? 1791. 12mo.
PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND. BANK.
CONSTITUTION OF THE BANK, ESTABLISHED AT PROVIDENCE, IN THE STATE OF
RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, ON MONDAY THE THIRD OF OC-
TOBER, 1791. [Two columns.] [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1791.] Broadside, fol. NYHS. RIHS.
Reprinted from the Providence Gazette of October 15, 1791.
RULES OBSERVED AT THE BANK IN PROVIDENCE. [Twenty-nine lines.] PROVI-
DENCE, OCTOBER, 13, 1791. [Colophon:]
Printed by J. Carter. 1791. Broadside, fol. RIHS.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. No. 1. OF VOL. xxvm.
No. 1409. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No. 53. OF VOL. xxvin. No. 1461. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
[Providence:] Published by John Carter, at the Post- Office, near the State-
Homte,. 1791. fol. AAS. JCB. NYPL. RIHS.
RABAUT, called RABAUT DE SAINT-ESTIENNE, JEAN PAUL 1743 - 1793
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. ON THE SUBJECT OF PEACE. BY M.
RABAUT DE ST. ESTIENNE, LATE PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF
FRANCE.
Boston: Printed by John Hotcel, and sold by Ebenezer Larkin, jun. 2fo. 50.
Cornhill. 1791.
READ, JOHN K.
THE NEW AHIMON REZON. CONTAINING THE LAWS AND CONSTITUTIONS OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA. To WHICH is ADDED, THE HISTORY OP MASONRY,
FROM THE CREATION, TO THE DEATH OF QuEEN ELIZABETH. ALSO ILLUSTRA-
TIONS OF THE ROYAL ART; AND A VARIETY OF OTHER MATTER RELATIVE TO THAT
INSTITUTION. CAREFULLY COLLATED, FROM THE MOST APPROVED AUTHORS, AN-
CIKNT AS WELL AS MODERN. BY JOHN K. READ, PRESENT DEPUTY GRAND MASTER
OF VIRGINIA, AND MEMBER OF THE SUBLIME LODGE OF PERFECTION, OF CHARLES-
TON. SOUTH-CAROLINA. "CAUSA LATET vis EST NOTISSIMA. — "OviD MET." L 4.
VER. 207. [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon. MDCC.XCI. pp. (2), xvi, (4), [9],
241, (1). 8vo. AAS. LOC.
Dedicated to George Washington. Contains, Sanction of the Virginia
Grand Lodge for publication. Rules and regulations of the Georgia
Grand Lodge, pp. 283 — 228. A Collection of Masonic songs, pp.
229 — 241. 3d Virginia District Copyright.
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[One line Hebrew.] REASON AND FAITH, OR, PHILOSOPHICAL ABSURDITIES, AND
THE NECESSITY OP REVELATION. INTENDED TO PROMOTE FAITH AMONG INFIDELS,
AND THE UNBOUNDED EXERCISE OF HUMANITY AMONG ALL RELIGIOUS MEN. BY
ONE OF THE SONS OF ABRAHAM TO HIS BUKTHBEN.
Jamaica Printed, 1788. Philadelphia: Re-printed and sold by Francis
Bailey, No. 110, High-Street. MDCCXCI. pp. xii, 9 — 183. 12ino. AAS. BA. JCB.
REICHE, CARL CHRISTOPH
FIFTEEN DISCOURSES ON THE MARVELLOUS -WORKS IN NATURE, DELIVERED BY A
FATHER TO HIS CHILDREN; CALCULATED TO MAKE MANKIND FEEL, IN EVERY THING,
THE VERY PRESENCE OF A SUPREME BEING, AND TO INFLUENCE THEIR MINDS
WITH A PERMANENT DELIGHT IN, AND FIRM RELIANCE UPON, THE DIRECTIONS OF
AN ALMIGHTY, ALL-GOOD, AND ALL-WISE CREATOR, AND GOVERNOR. BY CHARLES
CHRISTOPHER REICHE, M. A.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, by James & Johnson, and to be sold
by them, the Author, and all the Booksellers in the City. MDCCXCI. [Three
lines of prices.] pp. (2), (2), 180. 12mo. AAS. BM. JCB. LCP. LOC.
9th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Charles Christopher
Reiche, as Author, 15 October, 1790.
23730
23731
RELLY, JAMES
HYMNS USED IN THE UNIVERSAL CHURCHES.
1791.
1720-1778
BY JAMES RELLY. A NEW EDITION.
Boston: Printed for B. Larkin, at Shakespeare's-Sead, No. 46, Cornhill.
23732
REMARKS ON THE MANUFACTURING OF MAPLE SUGAR: WITH DIRECTIONS FOR ITS
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT. COLLECTED FROM THE BEST IMPROVEMENTS. BY A
SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN IN PHILADELPHIA, AND PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT
AND INFORMATION OF THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia, Printed: New-York, Re-printed by William Morton, No.
231, Queen-Street. 1791. pp. 23. 12mo. BM. JCB.
- REMARKS ON THE MANUFACTURING OF MAPLE SUGAR ; WITH DIRECTIONS FOR ITS
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT. BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN IN PHILADELPHIA.
Albany: Printed by Charles II. and George Webster, 1791.
Recommended by Governor Clinton "to General Assembly now set-
ting." Reprinted in London, in 1791.
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23734
RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
FEBRUARY, 1791. 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 AFORE-
SAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF INDE-
PENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1791.] pp. 28. fol. JCB. LOC.
— MAY, 1791. 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 NINETY-ONE, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Providence: Printed by John Carter, 1791.] pp. 27. fol. JCB. LOC.
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RHODE ISLAND, continued.
— - JUNE, 1791. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OP THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGCN
AND HOLDEN (BY ADJOURNMENT) AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE
APORESAID, ON THE LAST MONDAY IN JUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OP
INDEPENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1791.] pp. 33. fol. JOB. LOC.
— OCTOBER, 1791. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE GOVERNOR AND
COMPANY OP THE STATE OP RHODE-IsLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT SOUTH-KlNGSTOWN, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON
THE LAST MONDAY OP OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, AND IN THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OF INDEPEND-
ENCE. [Colophon:]
[ Providence :] Printed by J. Carter. [1791.] pp. 41. fol. JCB. LOG.
STATE op RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. IN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, JUNE SESSION, 1791. AN ACT FOR GRANTING AND APPORTIONING
A TAX OF SIX THOUSAND POUNDS, LAWFUL MONEY, UPON THE INHABITANTS OF THIS
STATE. [Two columns.] A TRUE COPY, DULY EXAMINED: WITNESS, HENRY
WARD, SEC'HY. [Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by J. Carter. [1791.] Broadside, fol. RIHS.
STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND, &c. IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OCTOBER SESSION
A. D. 1791. WHEREAS THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE BANK, ESTAB-
LISHED AT PROVIDENCE ON THE THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER LAST, HAVE PETITIONED
THIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE STOCKHOLDERS IN
SAID BANK: AND WHEREAS WELL-REGULATED BANKS HAVE PROVED VERY BENEFIC-
IAL IN SEVERAL OF THE UNITED STATES AS WELL AS IN EUROPE: THEREPOIIE, BE
IT ENACTED BY THIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY, [Two Columns.] A TR0E COPY, DULY
COMPARED: WITNESS, HENRY WARD, SECRETARY. [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1791.] Broadside, fol. RIHS.
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF, now BROWN UNIVERSITY.
HONORATISSIMO JABEZ BOWEN," ARMIGEHO, COLLEGII RHOD. iNSUluB QUOD PROV-
IDENTLY EST CANCEI.LARIO; [Seven lines.] H^BC PHILOSOPOEMATA, JUVENES IN
ARTIBUS INITIATI, [Sixteen names] HUMILLIME DEDICANT. THESES [Three
columns.] [Colophon:]
Habita in solennibus Academicis Providentice, in Rep, Ins. Rltod. et Prov.
Plant. 4° nonas Septembris, A. D. M,DCC,XCI. Rerumpublicarum Ftederatarvm
Atnericce summce potestatis xvi. Providentim : Typis Bennett Wheeler. Broadside.
fol. AAS. BU.
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL 1689-1761.
THE PATHS OP VIRTUE DELINEATED; OR, THE HISTORY IN MINIATURE OF THE
CELEBRATED CLAUI88A HARLOWE, FAMILIARISED AND ADAPTED TO THE CAPACITIES
OP YOUTH. [Two lines from] CONGREVE.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6,
south Front-Street. M.DCC.XCI.
ROBBINS, CHANDLER 1738 - 1799
A SERMON. PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY JONH [sic] HANCOCK, ESQ.
GOVERNOUR; HIS HONOR SAMUEL ADAMS ESQ. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOUR; THE
HONOURABLE THE COUNCIL, AND THE HONOURABLE THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 25, 1791.
BEING THE DAY OP GENERAL ELECTION. BY CHANDLER ROBBINS, A. M. PASTOR
OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN PLYMOUTH.
Boston, Massachusetts: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honour-
able the General Court, M,DCC,XCI. pp. 51. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
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RODNEY, (XESAU AUGUSTUS 1772-1824
THE OKACI.E OF LIBKKTY, AND MODE OP ESTABLISHING A FREE GOVERNMENT. [Ad-
dressed to the people of Delaware. Signed, Hermes.]
— Philadelphia — Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, in Chesnut Street, near
Fourth Street. MDCCXCI. pp. [39.] 8vo. BA. NTPL.
ROWE, ELIZABETH SINGER 1674-1737
DEVOUT EXERCISES OF THE HEART, IN MEDITATION SOLILOQUY, PRATER AND PRAISE.
BY THE LATE PIOUS AND INGENIOUS MRS. ROWE. REVIEWED AND PUBLISHED, AT
HER REQUEST BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Philadelphia : Printed & sold by R. Aitken & Son, Market-Street. M.DCC.-
XCI. pp. 271. 48rno. AAS.
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DEVOUT EXERCISES OF THE HEART, IN MEDITATION, SOLILOQUY, PRAYER,
AND PRAISE. BY THE LATE PIOUS AND INGENIOUS MRS. ROWE. REVIEWED AND
PUBLISHED, AT HER REQUEST. BY I. WATTS, D. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson,at the Stone House, No. 41, South Sec-
ond-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 205, (2). 12nio. AAS.
ROWLANDSON, MARY WHITE
A NARRATIVE OF THE CAPTIVITY, SUFFERINGS AND REMOVES OF MRS. MARY ROW-
LANDSON, WHO WAS TAKEN PRISONER BY THE INDIANS, WITH SEVERAL OTHERS ;
AND TREATED IN THE MOST BARBAROUS AND CRUEL MANNER BY THOSE VILE SAV-
AGES; WITH MANY OTHER REMARKABLE EVENTS DURING HER TRAVELS. WRITTEN
BY HER OWN HAND FOR HER PRIVATE USE, AND SINCE MADE PUBLIC AT THE EAR-
NEST DESIRE OF SOME FRIENDS, AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.
Boston : lie-printed and sold by Thomas and John Fleet, at the Bible and
Heart, Cornhill. 1791. pp. 40. 8vo. BA.
RUM, Sir RICHARD, pseudonym.
AT A COURT HELD AT PUNCH-HALL, IN THE COUNTY OF BACCHUS. TlIE INDICTMENT
AND TRIAL OF SIR RlCIIARD RUM, A PERSON OF NOBLE BIRTH AND EXTRACTION,
WELL KNOWN BOTH TO RICH AND POOR, THROUGHOUT AMERICA. WHO WAS AC-
CUSED OF SEVERAL MISDEMEANORS AGAINST HIS MAJESTY'S LIEGE PEOPLE, VIZ:
KILLING SOME, WOUNDING OTHERS, BRINGING THOUSANDS TO POVERTY AND MANY
GOOD FAMILIES TO UTTER RUIN. IT IS NOT THE USE, BUT THE ABUSE, OF ANY
GOOD THING THAT MAKES IT HURTFUL. WlTH A PREFACE, AND SONG, COMPOSED
BY SIR RICHARD, IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS DISCHARGE.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, 1791.
RUSH, BENJAMIN 1745-1813
THOUGHTS UPON FEMALE EDUCATION, ACCOMODATED TO THE PRESENT STATE OF
SOCIETY, MANNERS AND GOVERNMENT, IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AD-
DRESSED TO THK VISITORS OF THE YOUNG LADIES' 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.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom,No.ZQ, Union- Street. Sold
also by Daniel Brewer of T'nunton. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 24. 24mo. AAS.
RUSH, JACOB 1746-1820
AN ADDRESS, DELIVERED JULY STH, 1790, TO THE JURY IN THE CASE OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH AGAINST JOHN PUKDON AND OTHERS. BY THE HONORABLE JACOB RUSH,
ESQUIRE, LATE ONE OF THE JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Toung, Bookseller, N~o. 52, Second-Street,
t?te corner of Chesnut- Street. 1791. pp. 38. 8vo.
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KUSS, D.
THE UBANIAN HARMONY. A COLLECTION OF SACKED MUSIC. BY D. Russ. •
Philadelphia: Printed by John M' Culloch, 1791. pp. 76—.
ST. JOHN, PETER
POETICAL RELATION OF THE CAPTURE OF THE CONGREGATION AT MIDDLESEX, [NOW
DARIEN] CONNECTICUT, (WHO WERE ASSEMBLED FOR DIVINE WORSHIP, JULY 22ND
1781,) BY A PARTY OF THK ENEMY FROM LONG Isi.AND;WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
THEIR SUFFERINGS, &C., WHILE IN CAPTIVITY. BY PETER ST. JOHN.
[Danbvryf] Printed / by Douglas and Ely?] for the Author. [1791.] 12uio.
SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS.
ESSEX, 88 — TO EITHER OF THE CONSTABLES OF THE TOWN OF SALEM, IN SAID
COUNTY. GREETING: You ARE, IN THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH OK MASS-
ACHUSETTS, DIRECTED TO WARN AND GIVE NOTICE TO OF IN THE
COUNTY OF wiro HAS LATELY COME INTO THIS TOWN FOR THE PURPOSE
OF ABIDING THEREIN, NOT HAVING OBTAINED THE TOWN'S CONSENT THEREFOR,
THAT HE DEPART THE LIMITS THEREOF, WITH CHILDREN AND OTHERS UN-
DER CARE, WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS. AND OF THIS PRECEPT, WITH YOUR
DOINGS THEREON, YOU ARE TO MAKE RETURN INTO THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
THE TOWN OF SALEM WITHIN TWENTY DAYS NEXT COMING, THAT SUCH PROCEED-
INGS MAY BE HAD IN THE PREMISES AS THE LAW DIRECTS. GlVEN UNDLR OUR
HANDS AND SEALS, AT SALEM AFORESAID THIS DAY OP A. D. 179
SELECTMEN OF SALEM.
[Salem: Printed by Thomas C. Gushing, 1791.] Broadside. 4to. NYHS.
THE SALEM GAZETTE. VOLUME v. NUMBER 221. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUM-
BER 272. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
Published by Thomas C. dishing No. 8, Paved-[ Main- JStreet, near Court
and Washington Streets, Salem. 1791. fol. AAS. LOC.
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 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR.
[Eight lines.] BY RICHARD SAUNDERS, PHILOM.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Hall & Sellers, — No. 51 — Market-street.
[1791.] pp. (44). 12mo. LOC.
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY TO RAISE THE SUM OF FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS, AGREEABLY
TO AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, PASSED THE
24TH NOVEMBER, 1790, FOR THE PURPOSE OF LAYING OUT AND IMPROVING THE
ROADS AND CAUSEWAYS BETWEEN THE TOWN OF NEWARK, IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX, AND PAULES-HOOK FERRY, IN THE COUNTY OF BERGEN, IN SAID STATE.
. . . NEW- JERSEY, MARCH 8, 1791. [Colophon:]
Elizabeth-Town, (New-Jersey) Printed by Shepard Kollock. [179 1 .] Broad-
side, fol. NYIIS.
SEABURY, SAMUEL 1729 - 1796
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN ST. JOHN'S CHDRCH, IN PORTSMOUTH, NEWHAMPSHIRE,
AT THE CONFERRING THK ORDER OF PRIESTHOOD ON THE REV. ROBERT FOWLE,
A. M. OF HOLDERNESS. ON THE FESTIVAL OF ST. PETER, 1791 . . . [Five lines
of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah TJiomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No, 45, Newbury Street. For George Jerry Osborne, jun. Pi-inter, in
Portsmouth. MDCCXCI. pp. 22. 8vo. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MBS. NYHS.
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23756 SERLE, AMBROSE 1742-1812
THE CHRISTIAN PARENT: ou SHORT AND PLAIN DISCOURSES CONCERNING GOD, AND
THE WORKS AND WORD OF GOD, IN CREATION, REDEMPTION AND 8ANCTIFICATION:
INTENDED ORIGINALLY FOR SOME YOUNG PERSONS IN A FAMILY. [Four lines of
Scripture texts.]
New- York : Printed by Samuel London, No. 5, Water-Street . M.DCC.XCI.
pp. vi, 158, (2). 16mo. AAS. BPL.
28757 THE CHRISTIAN REMEMBRANCER, OR SHORT REFLECTIONS UPON THE FAITH,
LIFE, AND CONDUCT OF A REAL CHRISTIAN. [One line from] 2 TIM. ii. 14.
NAIC- York : Printed and told by Samuel London, No. 5, Water-Street.
M,DCC,XCI. pp. iv, 273, (9). 16mo. AAS.
Contains a List of books for sale by Samuel Louden \sic.~\
23758 SERMONS TO THE RICH AND STUDIOUS, ON TEMPERANCE AND EXERCISE. WITH A
DEDICATION TO DR. CADOOAN. BY A PHYSICIAN. [Seven lines of Latin quotations.]
London Printed : Litchjield : Reprinted by T. Collier. [1791.]pp. 71. 24rao.
JCB.
23759 SEWALL, DANIEL 1755 - 1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1792:
BY DANIEL SEWALL. . . .
Portsmmtth : New-Hampshire, Printed and sold (wholesale and retail tery
clieap) by John Melcher, at his Printing- Office in Market- Street: sold also by most
of the shopkeepers in town and country. [1791.] pp. [24.] 12mo.
23760 SHAFTSBURY. VERMONT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION, HELD
IN STOCKBRIDGE, 1791.
Stockbridge: Printed by Loring Andrews? 1791.
23761 SHEPARD, SAMUEL 1739-1846
THREE LETTERS. LETTER FIRST, BEING A SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF WATER BAPTISM;
SECOND, A SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF THE COVENANT GOD MADE WITH ABRAHAM.
THIRD, A SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF SPIRITUAL BAPTISM. ALSO, A POSTSCRIPT.
CONTAINING SOME REMARKS UPON SEVERAL AUTHORS WHO HAVE WRITTEN IN DE-
FENCE OF INFANT BAPTISM. BY SAMUEL SHEPARD, PREACHER OF THE GOSPEL.
Portsmouth: Printed by George Jerry Osborne. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 72.
12mo. JCB.
23762 SHERIDAN, THOMAS?
A SHORT, BUT PARTICULAR AND IMPARTIAL, ACCOUNT OF THE TREATMENT OF
SLAVES, IN THE ISLAND OF ANTIGUA: WITH ANECDOTES AND NOTES.
Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard, and James Angell, Market- Street.
1791.
"The Author, a nephew of Thomas Sheridan, A. M. proposes to teach in
Baltimore and vicinity."
23768 A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE APOSTOLIC RITE OF CONFIRMATION, WITH DIRECTIONS TO
THOSE WHO WOULD PREPARE THEMSELVES DULY TO RECEIVE IT.
Albany : Printed by Charles R. and Oeortje Webster, No. 46, State-Street.
1791.
23764 THE SISTER'S GIFT; OR, THE NAUGHTY BOY REFORMED. PUBLISHED FOR THE AD-
VANTAGE OF THE RISING GENERATION. [Four lines of quotation.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53 Cornhill. 1791. pp. 28.
(2). 32mo.
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HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN. By THE REV. CHRISTOPHER SMART,
M. A. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, WATTS'S DlVINE SONGS FOR CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed by William SpoUwood. 1791. pp. iv, 92. 24mo.
AAS.
23766 SMELLIE, WILLIAM 1740 - 1795
THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURAL HISTORY. BY WILLIAM SMELLIE, MEMBER OF THE
ANTIQUARIAN AND ROYAL SOCIETIES OF EDINBURGH.
Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell, Bookseller, north-east corner of
Second and Chesnut Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 490, (1). 8vo. AAS. BM. BPL. JCB.
23767 SMITH, EUNICE
SOME ARGUMENTS AGAINST WORLDLY-MINDEDNES8, AND NEEDLESS CARE AND
TROUBLE. WITH SOME OTHER USEFUL INSTRUCTIONS: REPRESENTED BY WAY
OF A DIALOGUE OR DISCOURSE BETWEEN TWO, CALLED BY THE NAMES OF MARY
AND MARTHA.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, near the stump of Liberty-Tree.
1791.
23768 SMITH, JOSHUA, and others.
DIVINE HYMNS — OR SPIRITUAL SONGS FOR THE USE OF RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLIES AND
PRIVATE CHRISTIANS. THE THIRD EDITION CORRECTED. WITH AN ADDITION OF
THIRTY-TWO HYMNS.
Exeter, New-Hampshire, Printed and sold by Henry Ranlet. 1791.
237g9 DIVINE HYMNS OR SPIRITUAL SONGS FOR THE USE OF RELIGIOUS ASSEM-
BLIES AND PRIVATE CHRISTIANS. BY JOSHUA SMITH AND OTHERS. CORRECTED
AND ENLARGED.
Portsmouth: Printed, and sold by John Mdcher, in Market- Street, 1791.
23770 SMITH, ROBERT 1723-1793
THREE SERMONS, ON THE NATURE AND EXCELLENCY OF SAVING FAITH ; DELIVERED
AT PEQUEA, THE 218T OF AUGUST, AND THE IOTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1791. BY THE
REVEREND ROBERT SMITH, D. D. PASTOR OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF
PEQUEA.
Lancaster: Printed by Jacob Bailey f 1791.
Reprinted in Carlisle, in 1792. In Volume iv, Austin's American
preacher. New-Haven, 1793. And in Part two, Select discourses
from the American preacher, in 1796.
23771 SMITH, SAMUEL STANHOPE 1750-1819
THREE DISCOURSES, i. ON THE GUILT AND FOLLY OF BEING ASHAMED OF RELIGION.
II. ON THE EVIL OF SLANDER. III. ON THE NATURE AND DANGER OF SMALL
FAULTS. DELIVERED AT BOSTON, IN OCTOBER, MDCCXC. BY THE REVEREND
SAMUEL STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. VICE-PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR OF MORAL
PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY AT PRINCETON, NEW-JERSEY. PUBLISHED AT
THE REQUEST OF THE HEARERS. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
Second title: A DISCOURSE ON THE GUILT AND FOLLY OF BEING ASHAMED OF RE-
LIGION. PREACHED AT THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH IN BOSTON, OCTOBER 17TH,
1790. BY THE REVEREND SAMUEL STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. VICE-PRESIDENT AND
PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY AT PRINCETON, NEW-
JERSEY.
Boston: Printed by Joseph Bumstead, at his Printing-Office, No. 20, Union-
Street. MDCCXCI. pp. (2), (25); [24]; [23.] 8vo.
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SMITH, SAMUEL STANHOPE, continued.
Third title : A SERMON ON SLANDER, DELIVERED AT THE CHURCH IN BRATTLE-
STREET, BOSTON, OCTOBER 24, 1790. BY THE REVEREND SAMUEL STANHOPE
SMITH, D. D. VICE-PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE
UNIVERSITY AT PRINCETON, NEW-JERSEY.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXCI. pp. [24.]
Fourth title: A DISCOURSE ON THE NATURE AND DANOKR OF SMALL FAULTS, DE-
LIVERED AT THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH IN BOSTON, OCTOBER 2-1, 1790. BY THE
REVEREND SAMUEL STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. VICE-PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR OF
MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY AT PRINCETON, NEW-JERSEY.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXCI. pp. [22.]
With separate signatures, and sometimes found separate; but should
be joined, as given above, by their general title.
'THREE DISCOURSES, I. ON THE GUILT AND FOLLY OF BEING ASHAMED OF
RELIGION. II. ON THE EVIL OF SLANDER. III. ON THB NATURE AND DANGER OF
SMALL FAULTS. DELIVERED AT BOSTON, IN OCTOBER, 1790. [Ornament.] BY
THE REVEREND SAMUEL STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. VICE-PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR
OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY AT PRINCETON, NEW-JERSEY. THE
SECOND EDITION.
Boston : Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornlnll. MDCCXCI.
pp. 60. 12mo. JOB.
SMITH, WILLIAM 1754-1821
THE CONFESSION, &c. OF THOMAS MOUNT, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT LITTLE-REST, IN
THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, ON FRIDAY THE 27m OF MAY: 1791, FOR BURG-
LARY. [Cut of coffin.] [Colophon:]
Printed and sold by Peter Edes in Newport. [1791.] pp. 21. 8vo. JCB. RIHS.
To the public, is signed, William Smith, Newport, May 20, 1791.
THE CONFESSION, &c. OF THOMAS MOUNT, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT LITTLE-
REST, IN THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, ON FRIDAY THE 27TH OF MAY, 1791, FOR
BURGLARY.
Newport, Printed. New-Haven: Re-printed by T. & S. Green. 1791. pp.
32. 8vo.
- [Cut. ] THE CONFESSION, &c. OF THOMAS MOUNT, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT
LITTLE-REST, IN THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, ON FRIDAY THE 27in OF MAY,
1791, FOR BURGLARY.
Middletown: Re-printed by Moses H. Woodward, for Isaac Riley, & Co.
[1791.] pp. 22. (1). 8vo. JCB.
"To which is added, a dictionary of the language of the American
flash company; the oath administered to a flat on his admission into
the flash society; and a number of flash songs."
23776
- THE CONVICT'S VISITOR; OR. PENITENTIAL OFFICES; CONSISTING OF PRAYERS,
LESSONS, AND MEDITATIONS, WITH SUITABLE DEVOTIONS BKFORE, AND AT THE
TIME OF EXECUTION. BY WlLLIAM SMITH, A. M. RECTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH IN
NEWPORT.
Newport, (Rhode-Island) Printedby Peter Edes. [1791.] pp.85. Svo. BA. MIIS.
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SMITH, WILLIAM, continued.
A DISCOURSE DKLIVEUKD BEFORK THE GRAND LODGE OF THE MOST ANCIENT
AND HONOKABLE FUATEKNITY OK FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, OF THE STATE
OF IlnODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, IN THINITY CHURCH, NEW-
PORT, ON THE 27TH OF JUNE, 1791, THE DAY BY THEM APPOINTED FOR CELEBRAT-
INO THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1791.] pp. 19. 4to. NHS.
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN CHRIST'S CHUHCH AT NORWICH-LANDING. IN THE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 24TU DAY OF AUGUST, BEING THE
DAY OF INTRODUCING AN ORGAN INTO THAT CHURCH. B7 WlLLIAM SMITH, A. M.
RECTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH, NEWPORT, RHODE-ISLAND STATE. [One line from]
PSALM CL. 4.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 26. 8vo. AAS. JOB.
SOCIETY FOR USEFUL MANUFACTURES.
SOCIETY FOR USEFUL MANUFACTURES. No. BE IT KNOWN, THAT is
A SUBSCRIBER TO THE "SOCIETY FOR ESTABLISHING USEFUL MANUFACTURES" IN
THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY; AND THAT ON THE PAYMENT OF THE SEVERAL IN-
STALLMENTS, AGREEABLY TO THE ACT INCORPORATING THE SAID SOCIETY, AND
THEIR ORDINANCE OF THE TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE OR ASSIGNS, WILL BE ENTITLED TO
ONE SHARE IN THE STOCK OF SAID SOCIETY GOVERNOR. COUNTERSIGNED
BY SEC'HY, PRO TEMP. [Colophon:]
New-York: Printed by II[u]g[h Ga[i]n]e.[\.7S\.~\ Broadside. 4 to. NYHS.
THE SOLAR SYSTEM DISPLAYED.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Zeller, at his Printing -Office, JCo.
89, Race-Street, five doors below Third-Street. 1791.
SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE.
ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-G'AR-
OLINA, PASSED IN FEBRUARY, 1791.
Charleston: Printed by T. B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay. M.DCC.XCI. pp. (98),
(4). fol. BM. LOC.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. JANUARY-DECEM-
BER, 1791.
Charleston: Printed by John Miller. 1791. fol.
SOUTH CAROLINA YAZOO COMPANY.
AN EXTRACT FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA YAZOO COMPANY.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy, Printer to the State. MDCCLXXXXI.
pp. (2), (2). (2); (2); (2), [44]; (2), [11]; (2), [27], [13], (1). 4to. BA. CLS. HC.LOC.
Second title: AN EXTRACT FROM THE SOUTH-CAROLINA YAZOO COMPANY, CON-
TAINING AN ACCOUNT OF ITS VIEWS, TRANSACTIONS, AND PRESENT STATE. PUB-
LISHED BY ORDER OF THE COMPANY, pp. (2), (2).
Third title: A REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SOUTH- CAROLINA YAZOO COM-
PANY. 1791. pp. (2).
FourlU title : A REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SOUTH-CAROLINA YAZOO
COMPANY. IN THREE PARTS. PART I. pp. (2), [44.]
Fijth title: A REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SOUTH-CAROLINA YAZOO COM-
PANY. IN THREE PARTS. PART II. pp. (2), [11.]
Sixth title: A REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SOUTH-CAROLINA YAZOO COM-
PANY. IN THREE PARTS. PART III. pp. (2), [27], [13], (1).
This Report is said to have been drawn up by Robert Goodloe Harper.
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23784 SPIERIN, GEORGE HARTWELL
A SONG COMPOSED FOK THE FRATERNITY OF STEOBEN LODGE, No. 18. NEWBURGH,
BY G ... H . . . S . . . JANUARY 18, 1791. TONE— "Gon SAVE THE
KING." [Seven, seven-line verses.]
[Goshen: Printed by David Mandeville, and David M, Westcott, 1791.]
Broadside. 4to. NYHS.
23785 THE SPORTSMAN'S COMPANION OR AN ESSAY ON SHOOTING: ILLUSTRIOUSLY SHEW-
ING IN WHAT MANNER TO FIRE AT BIRDS OF GAME, IN VARIOUS DIRECTIONS AND
SITUATIONS. — AND, DIRECTIONS TO GENTLEMEN FOR THE TREATMENT AND BREAK-
ING THEIR OWN POINTERS AND SPANIELS, AND THE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS, TO
GUARD AGAINST MANY ACCIDENTS THAT ATTEND THIS PLEASANT DIVERSION: WITH
SEVERAL OTHER USEFUL AND INTERESTING PARTICULARS RELATIVE THERETO. BY
A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS MADE SHOOTING HIS FAVORITE AMUSEMENT UPWARDS OF
TWENTY-SIX YEARS, IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND NORTH-AMERICA.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale, 1791.
23786 THE SPORTSMAN'S COMPANION OR AN ESSAY ON SHOOTING : ILLUSTRIOUSLY
SHEWING IN WHAT MANNER TO FIRE AT BIRDS OF GAME, IN VARIOUS DIRECTIONS
AND SITUATIONS. AND, DIRECTIONS TO GENTLEMEN FOR THE TREATMENT AND
BREAKING THEIR OWN POINTERS AND SPANIELS, AND THE NECESSARY PRECAU-
TIONS, TO GUARD AGAINST MANY ACCIDENTS THAT ATTEND THIS PLEASANT DIVER-
SION: WITH SEVERAL OTHER USEFUL AND INTERESTING PARTICULARS RELATIVE
THERETO. BY A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS MADE SHOOTING HIS FAVORITE AMUSE-
MENT UPWARDS OF TWENTY-SIX YEARS, IN GREAT-BRITAIN IRELAND, AND NORTH-
AMERICA. SECOND EDITION.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. JI,DCC,XCI. pp. [89], (2). ISmo.
LOC. NYPL
Mr. John Singer, Trenton — William Norcross, Bordentown — Joseph
Douglas, Croswicks — John Perry & Mr. Zechariah Rossell, Mount-
Holly — and Joseph Cluun, Bristol — held subscription papers, and one
of them is probably the Author.
23787 SPRING, SAMUEL 1746-1819
THE EXEMPLARY PASTOR. A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV.
AZEL WASHBURN, IN ROYALTON, SEPTEMBER 3, M.DCC.LXXX.IX. BY SAMUEL
SPRING, A. M. PASTOR OF THE NORTH CHURCH OF NBWBURY-PORT. PUBLISHED
BY DESIRE.
Printed at Windsor, Vermont, by Alden Spooner. M.DCC.XC.I. pp. 39.
8VO. JCB. NYPL.
23788 STANFORD, JOHN 1754 - 1834
AN ESSAY ON THE LAW OF GOD. BY JOHN STANFORD, M. A. [Two lines from]
DAVID.
New-York: Printed by Thomas and James Swords. — 1791. — pp. 23. 12mo.
BM. JCB. NYHS.
23789 A LECTURE ON THE EXCELLENCE OF THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST, AND ITS PAR-
TICULAR INFLUENCE IN SUPPORTING THE MIND UNDER THE SUFFERINGS OF HUMAN
LIFE. DELIVERED AS INTRODUCTORY TO A COURSE OF LECTURES COMMENCED
AUGUST 7, 1791, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF A SELECT NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN IN
THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. BY JOHN STANFORD, M. A.
New-York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, No. 167, William-street. [1791.]
pp. 28. 16nio. JCB. NYHS.
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STANHOPE, PHILIP DORMER, 4th earl of CHESTERFIELD. 1694 - 1773
PRINCIPLES OF POLITENESS, AND OP KNOWING THE WORLD. BY THE LATE LORD
CHESTERFIELD. METHODISED AND DIGESTED UNDER DISTINCT HEADS, WITH AD-
DITIONS BY THE REV. DR. JOHN TRUSLER: CONTAINING EVERY INSTRUCTION NEC-
ESSARY TO COMPLETE THE GENTLEMAN AND MAN OF FASHION. To WHICH IS AD-
DED, A FATHER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS; BY THE LATE DR. GREGORY OF
EDINBURGH. ALSO, THOUGHTS ON FEMALE EDUCATION: BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D.
THE WHOLE ADMIRABLY CALCULATED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF YOUTH.
Boston : Printed and sold by John W. Folsom. Sold also by Daniel Brewer
ofTaunton. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 102. 18mo. AAS. BU
STARKE, MARIANA 1762-1838
THE WIDOW OF MALABAR. A TRAGEDY. As IT is PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE-
ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. WRITTEN BY MARIANA STARKE. [Publisher's mon-
ogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by E. Story, in Fourth, between Market
and Ghesniit-streets, (No. 36). [1791.] pp. (8), 33, (3). 12mo. AAS.
STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. VOL. vi. No. 260. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,
[—No. 311. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1791.]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge and Wills. 1791. fol.
THE STATE GAZETTE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. JANUARY — DECEMBER, 1791.
Charleston: Printed for A. Timothy. 1791. fol.
STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747-1810
THE AMERICAN DISPENSATORY. CONTAINING, i. THE MATERIA MKDICA. ir. THE
OPERATION OF MEDICINES. III. THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PHARMACY. IV. THE
COMPOSITION OF MEDICINES. V. AN INDEX OF DISEASES AND THEIR REMEDIES.
vr. THE MANUAL OPERATIONS AND BEST REMEDIES USED IN SURGERY. BY THE
HON. SAMUEL STEARNS, ESQH. DOCTOR OF PHYSIC, AND OF THE CANON AND CIVIL
LAWS.
New-York: 1791.
4th New York District Copyright, issued to Samuel Stearns, as Author,
8 September, 1791.
— THE AMERICAN ORACLE. COMPREHENDING AN ACCOUNT OF RECENT DISCOVER-
IES IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, WITH A VARIETY OF RKI.IGIOUS, POLITICAL, PHYS-
ICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SUBJECTS NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN IN ALL FAMILIES,
FOR THE PROMOTION OF THEIR PRESENT FELICITY AND FUTURE HAPPINESS. BY
THE HONOURABLE SAMUEL STEARNS, L. L. D. AND DOCTOR OF PHYSIC; ASTRONOMER
TO THE PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND NEW-BRUNSWICK; ALSO TO THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AND THE STATE OF VERMONT IN AMERICA. [Two
lines of Latin.]
New-York: Printed for, and sold by Hodge and Campbell, Berry and Rogers,
and T. Allen. M.DCC.XCI. The Copyright of this Book is secured agreeable to
the Act of Congress. [Pi-ice two dollars in boards."] pp. (3), (5), 627, xviii.
8VO. AAS. BM. JCB. NYHS. NYPL.
The body of this edition is identical with the edition printed in London,
with a preface dated, London June 15, 1781 [sic 1791], and was evi-
dently printed there. The title-page, and five prefatory "pages, dated,
New- York, Sept. 12, 1791, only, were printed in this country. A plate
of the solar system, engraved by J. Robinson, London, should, appar-
ently, face page 90, but is missing from the copy in the New York
Public Library, though always to be found at that page, in the edition
with a London imprint of this year. 5th New York District Copyright,
issued to Samuel Stearns, as Author, 8 September, 1791.
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STEARNS, SAMUEL, continued.
DR. STEARNS'S TOUR FROM LONDON TO PARIS. CONTAINING, A DESCRIPTION
OP THE KINGDOM OF FRANCE. THE CUSTOMS, MANNERS, POLITY, SCIENCE, COM-
MERCE AND AGRICULTURE OF THE INHABITANTS. ITS ANCIENT FORM OF GOVERN-
MENT AND THE NEW. PARTICULARS CONCERNING THE ROYAL FAMILY. CAUSES
OF THE LATE REVOLUTION. PROCEEDINGS AND DECREES OF THE NATIONAL
ASSEMBLY. AN ACCOUNT OF THE DESTRUCTION OF THE BASTILLE, AND OF MANY
DREADFUL COMMOTIONS WHICH HAVE HAPPENED IN THE NATION. WlTH A MI-
NUTE DETAIL OF THE LATE GRAND PROCEEDINGS AT THE CHAMP DE MARS. THE
WHOLE INTERSPERSED WITH A VARIETY OF REFLECTIONS, HUMOROUS, MORAL,
CRITICAL, AND PHILOSOPHICAL. AFTER WHICH IS DELINEATED, A NEW CONSTI-
TUTION: WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE ROAD TO LIBERTY.
New-Haeen: Sold by T. & 8. Green, 1791.
Refers, perhaps, to the London, or Dublin, 1790, editions.
THE MYSTERY OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM REVEALED TO THE WORLD. CONTAINING
PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE PUBLICATION OF A PAMPHLET ENTITLED, A
TRUE AND GENUINE DISCOVERY OF ANIMAL ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM, . . .
New-Haven: Sold by Isaac Beers, 1791.
Refers, perhaps, to the London, [1791], edition.
THE UNIVERSAL CALENDAR, AND THE NORTH-AMERICAN ALMANACK, FOR THE
YEAR OF THE CHRISTIAN -S1RA, 1792. [Eight lines.] BY THE HONORABLE
SAMUEL STEARNS, ESQ. L. L. D.
Boston: Printed and sold by B. Edes & Son, No. 7, State-Street, pp. (24).
ISlUO. AAS.
STERNE, LAURENCE 1713 - 1768
THE BEAUTIES OF STERNE: INCLUDING ALL HIS PATHETIC TALES, AND MOST DIS-
TINGUISHED OBSERVATIONS ON LIFE. SELECTED FOR THE HEART OF SENSIBILITY.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE LlFE OF MR. STERNE.
Philadelphia; Printed and sold by W. Woodlwuse, at the Bible, No. 6,
South Front-Street. 1791.
23800
23801
23802
23803
A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH FRANCE AND ITALY, BY MR. YORICK. IN
TWO VOLUMES.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhovse, at the Bible, No. 6,
South Front-Street. 1791.
STILLMAN, SAMUEL 1737 - 1807
APOSTOLIC PREACHING CONSIDERED IN THREE DISCOURSES, DELIVERED NOVEMBER
1790. BY SAMUEL STILLMAN, D. D. PASTOR OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN
BOSTON.
Boston: Printed by B. Edes and Son, No. 7, State-Street. M,DCC,XCI.
pp. [75.] 8VO. AAS. BA. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS.
A SERMON, PREACHED MAY 31, 1791, IN PROVIDENCE, STATE OF RHODE-
ISLAND, ON THE DEATH OF NICHOLAS BROWN, ESQ; WHO DIED THE 29TH PRECEED-
ING, XT:. 62. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRK OF THE BEREAVED FAMILY. BY
SAMUEL STILLMAN, D. D. PASTOR OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN BOSTON, AND
FELLOW OF R. ISLAND COLLEGE. ["Ornament.]
Prutidence: Printed by J. Carter. [1791.] pp. [24], (iv). 8vo.
AAS. JCB. NYPL.
STONINGTON. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE STONINGTON ASSOCIATION. 1791.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son? 1791.
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STRONG, CYPRIAN 1743 - 1811
A DISCOURSE ON ACTS n. 42. IN WHICH TUB PRACTICE OF OWNING THE COVENANT
is EXAMINED: — THE ARGUMENTS, WHICH HAVE BEEN USED IN ITS FAVOUR ARE
PARTICULARLY CONSIDERED: AND REASONS OFFERED FOR ITS ABOLITION. BY
CYPRIAN STRONG, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN CHATHAM. [Three lines
of quotations.] THE SECOND EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 56. 4to.
AAS. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. UTS. YC.
STRONG, NEHEMIAH 1729 - 1807
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF oun LORD
1792. . . . BY NEHEMIAH STRONG.
Hartford: Printed for Elisha Babcock. [1791.] pp. (24). 12uio. CHS.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1792. [Ten lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHE-
MATICK8, AND NATURAL PHYLOSOPHY IN YALE-C'OLLEGE. [Four lines of Verse.]
Hartford: Printed for Nathaniel Patten. [1791.] pp. (24). 12nio.
AAS. CHS. I.OC. YC.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, CALENDAR, OR ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR 17Q2.
ADAPTED TO THE HORIZON AND MERIDIAN OF LITCIIFIELD. BY NEHEMIAH
STRONG.
LitelLfield: Printed by T. Collier. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. cns.
— THE MIDDLESEX ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1792: . . .
Middletown: Printed and sold by Mose.s II. Woodward. [1791.] pp. (24).
12mo. CHS.
— STAFFORD'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. [Eleven lines.]
THE SEASONS MORALIZE. [Five four-line verses.]
New-Haven; Printed by T. and 8. Green. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. CHS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAH 1792.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. [1791.] Broadside, fol.
STUDDIFORD, PBTEB
A FUNERAL SERMON, ON THE DEATH OF THE REV. JACOB R. HARDENEERGH, D. D.
PRESIDENT OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE, AND PASTOR OF THE DUTCH CHURCH IN NEW-
BRUNSWICK. BY PETER STUDDIFORD, A. M. To WHICH is ADDED, AN ELEGY ON
HIS DEATH, BY A FRIEND.
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blamelt. 1791.
SULLIVAN, JAMES 1744 - 1808
OBSERVATIONS UPON THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY
JAMES SULLIVAN, ESQ. ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXCI.
pp. [55.] 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. JCB. LOC. MHS. NL. NYHS. NYPL.
SUMNER, JOSEPH 1740 - 1824
MINISTERS SPIRITUAL BUILDERS OF GOD'S HOUSE. A SERMON, DELIVERED AT
THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. SAMUEL SUMNER, A. M. TO THE PASTORAL CHARGE
OF THE CHURCH IN SOUTHBOROUGH, JUNK 1ST, MDCCXCI. BY JOSEPH SUMNER,
A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN SHREWSBURY.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. MDCCXCI. pp.
30. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
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23814 SWEETING, WHITING - 1791
THE NARRATIVE OF WHITING SWEETING, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT ALBANY, AUG.
26,1791. (AND CLOSE PAPERS IN SMALL TYPE.) CONTAINING, AN ACCOUNT OP
HIS TRIAL BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW-
YORK, AT THE JULY TERM, 1791, FOR THE MURDER OF DARIUS QUIMBY; THE
SUBSTANCE OF THE CHARGE OF HIS HONOR THE CHIEF-JUSTICE TO THE JURY, WITH
THE SENTENCE OF DEATH ON THE PRISONER; AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, ON THE
FATAL CONSEQUENCES OF A LIFE SPENT IN SIN, INSTANCED IN HIS OWN CONDUCT-
SETTING FORTH THE GREAT NECESSITY OF REMEMBERING OUR CREATOR IN THE
DAYS OF OUR YOUTH ANI> PRACTISING RELIGION AND VIRTUE IN OUR WHOLE LIVES;
AN ADDRESS TO HIS PARENTS; TO HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS; TO HIS WIFE AND
CHILDREN; WITH A MORAL INSTRUCTION BY WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER, PAR-
TICULARLY ADDRESSED TO THEM; AN ADDRESS TO THE PARENTS OF HIS WIFE; TO
HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS BY MARRIAGE; A FEW LINES ON HIS SENSE OF GRATI-
TUDE TO MR. OsTRANDER THE GOALER [szc] ; HIS APPEAL TO THE HIGH COURT OF
HEAVEN, FOR THE TRUTH OF HIS DECLARATION "THAT THE MURDER WAS COM-
MITTED WITHOUT MALICE PREPENSE" WITH A SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS WHICH
LED TO HIS BEING TAKEN — THE WARRANT, &C. A FEW WORDS ON THE GREAT IM-
PROPRIETY OF FALSE-SWEARING, OR GIVING A FALSE COLOURING TO TESTIMONY
BEFORE A COURT, IN NOT RELATING THE WHOLE TRUTH; THE REASON FOR HIS ES-
CAPING FROM PRISON; HIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO THE GENTLEMEN OF THE
CLERGY FOR THEIR ATTENTION TO HIM DURING HIS CONFINEMENT; HIS SENTI-
MENTS OF FREE GRACE, FREE WILL, &C. &C. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, AND PUB-
LISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF PRECIOUS SOULS AT HIS PARTICULAR AND DYING RE-
QUEST. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, AN ACCOUNT OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE UNHAPPY
SUFFERER FROM HIS CONFINEMENT TO EXECUTION, AND THE SUBSTANCE OF HIS
ADDRESS AT THE GALLOWS. BY ONE WHO HAD FREE ACCESS TO, AND FREQUENT
CONVERSATION WITH HIM. [William Carter.]
Lamingburgh : Printed and sold by Silvester Tiffany. 1791.
Extract from the prefatory Advertisement: "The unfortunate Whit-
ing Sweeting, having confidence in my promise, left with me his Nar-
rative for publication; Ms injunctions have been strictly adhered to,
as will appear on comparing with the copy. No other person has had
his writings, nor an opportunity of transcribing therefrom. Silvester
Tiffany.
23815 — THE NARRATIVE OF WHITING SWEETING. WHO WAS EXECUTED AT AL-
BANY, THE 2GTH OF AUGUST, 1791. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF HIS TRIAL BE-
FORE THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT
THE JULY TERM, 1791, FOR THE MURDER OF DARIUS QuiMBY; THE SUBSTANCE
OF THE CHARGE OF HIS HONOUR THE CHIEF JUSTICE TO THE JURY, WITH THE
SENTENCE OF DEATH ON THE PRISONER; . . . [Same as preceding edition.]
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, AND PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF PRECIOUS SOULS, AT
HIS PARTICULAR AND DYING REQUEST. To WHICH ARE ADDED, AN ACCOUNT OF
THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE UNHAPPY SUFFERER FROM HIS CONFINEMENT TO EXE-
CUTION, AND THE SUBSTANCE OF HIS ADDRESS AT THE GALLOWS. BY ONE WHO
HAD FREE ACCESS TO, AND FREQUENT CONVERSATION WITH HIM. [William Carter.]
Hartford : Printed [by Elisha Babcock] and sold by Hudson and Good-
win. [1791.] pp. 36. 12mo.
23816 SWIFT, ZEPHANIAH 1759-1823
AN ORATION ON DOMESTIC SLAVERY. DELIVERED AT THE NORTH MEETING-HOUSE
IN HARTFORD, ON THE 12iH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1791. AT THE MEETING OF THE
CONNECTICUT SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF FREEDOM, AND THE RELIEF OF
PERSONS UNLAWFULLY HOLDEN IN BONDAGE. BY ZEPHANIAH SwiFT, ESQUIRE.
[Publisher's monogram.]
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Goodwin, M.DCC.XCI. pp.
[23.J 8VO. AAS. CHS. HC. LOC. MH8. NYPL. UTS. YC.
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A SYSTEM OF CHEMISTRY; COMPREHENDING THE HISTORY, THEORY AND PRACTICE
OP THE SCIENCE, ACCORDING TO THE LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS.
EXTRACTED FROM THE AMERICAN EDITION OP THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House in Second-
Street, between Market and Chesnut Streets. 1791.
A TABLE FOR UNDERSTANDING THE COINS, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, MENTIONED IN
THE BOOKS OP THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull. 1791.
A TABLE OF INTEREST AT SIX PER CENT.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull. 1791.
TATHAM, WILLIAM 1752 - 1819
A TOPOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP VIRGINIA, COMPILED FOR
THE YEARS 1790-1. SHEWING THE EXTENT AND RELATIVE SITUATION OF THE
SEVERAL COUNTIES; THEIR DISTANCE FROM THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT; POPULA-
TION, FORCE, COUNTY LIEUTENANTS, REPRESENTATIVES, &C. ALSO THE DISTRICT,
AND COUNTY COURTS, THE CIVIL LIST OP THE COMMONWEALTH, AC. CAREFULLY
COLLECTED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND OTHER AUTHORITIES. TO BE CONTINUED
ANNUALLY. . . . [Colophon :]
RicJimond: Printed by Thomas Nicohon exclusive printer for the Author
at that place. [1791.] Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
— A TOPOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA: COM-
PILED FOR THE YEARS 1790-1. SHEWING THE EXTENT, AND RELATIVE SITUATION OF
THE SEVERAL COUNTIES, THEIR DISTANCE PROM THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT; POP-
ULATION; FORCE; COUNTY LIEUTENANTS; REPRESENTATIVES, &c. ALSO THE DIS-
TRICT, AND COUNTY COURTS; THE CIVIL LIST OF THE COMMONWEALTH, &c. CARE-
FULLY COLLECTED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS, AND OTHER AUTHORITIES. To BE CON-
TINUED ANNUALLY. . . . ("Colophon :]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Gist.] [1791.] Broadside, fol. JCB.
4th Virginia District Copyright, issued to William Tatharn, as Author,
2 August, 1791.
TAYLOR, THOMAS
A SHORT ACCOUNT OP THE LAST SICKNESS AND DEATH OF THAT TRULY GREAT AND
EXCELLENT MAN, THE REV. MR. JOHN WESLEY, A. M. TAKEN FROM THE NAR-
RATIVE OP A PERSON WHO WAS PRESENT WHEN HE DIED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall? and sold by John Dickins. 1791.
TERSTEEGEN, GERHARD 1697 - 1769
GEISTLICHES BLUMEN-GARTLEIN INNIGER SEELEN; ODER KURTZE SCHLUSS-REI-
MEN, BETHACHTUNGEN UNO LIEDER, UEBER ALLERHAND WAHRHEITEN DES
INWF.NDIGEN CHRISTENTHUMS; ZUH ERWECKUNG, STARKUNG, UND ERQUICKUNG
IN DEM VERBORGENEN LEBEN MIT CHHISTO IN GOTT; NEBST DER FROMMEN
LOTTERIE. SlEBENTE UND VERMEHRTE AUPLAGE.
Oermantaun Gedruckt und zu finden bey Peter Leibert, 1791. pp. (12),
534, (7). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
THACHER, PETER 1752-1802
A SERMON, PREACHED TO THE SOCIETY IN BRATTLE STREET, BOSTON, NOVEMBER
14, 1790. AND OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF THE HON. JAMES BOWDOIN, ESQ.
L. L. D. F. R. 8. LATELY GOVERNOR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Bi PETER THACHER, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN BRATTLE STREET.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 27. 4to.
A different issue from the following :
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THACHER, PETER, continued.
23835 — A SERMON, PREACHED TO THE SOCIETY IN BBATTI.E STREET, BOSTON,
NOVEMBER 14, 1790, AND OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OP THE HON. JAMES
BOWDOIN, ESQ. L. L. D. LATELY GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASS-
ACHUSETTS. BY PETER THACHER, A. M. PASTOK OF THE CHUHCH IN BUATTLE
STREET.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 81. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
23826 THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS SPY; OR THE WORCESTER GAZETTE. VOL. xix.
No. 927. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. xx. No. 978. THURSDAY, DECEMBER
28, 1791.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas. 1791. fol. AAS.
23827 THOMSON, JAMES 1700-1748
THE SEASONS: CONTAINING SPRING. SUMMER. AUTUMN. WINTER. HY JAMES
THOMSON. WITH THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, BY DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. G,
South front-street. 1791.
33828 THORN, STEPHEN
HASWELL'S VERMONT ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792; AND FROM THE
CREATION OF THE WORLD, ACCORDING TO SACRED WRIT, 5754. BEING BISSEX-
TILE, OR LEAP YEAH; AND THE 16TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CONTAIN-
ING THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, TOGETHER WITH A VARIETY OF
MATTERS, USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF VER-
MONT, LAT. 42 DEG. 30 MIN. N. LONG. 4 DEG. 3 MIN. WEST FROM WASHINGTON, IN
THE FEDERAL DISTRICT. BY STEPHEN THORN, PHILOM. [Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Bennington, by Anthony Haswell, sold by him wholesale and re-
tail. [1791.] pp. (34). 12mo. NYHS.
23839 WEBSTER'S CALENDAR; OR, THE ALBANY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1792; FROM THE CREATION, 5741, AND OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
(WHICH WAS DECLARED JULY 4, 1776) PART OF THE xvi AND xvn — BEING BISSEX-
TILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Nineteen lines.] BY STEPHEN THORN, PHILOMATH.
Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 46, State-Street, Albany;
where printing in general is performed on reasonable terms. § X § Those who
purchase by the quantity will have a generous allowance made them. [1791.] pp.
(36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
Contains, The Constitution of the State of New- York, established by
the Convention, authorised, and empowered for that purpose, April 20,
1777. And, Sketch of the life of Frederic Baron Trenck, with en-
graving.
23830 THORNTON, ELISHA
THE RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792. BEING LEAP
YEAR AND SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, CALCULATED FOR THE ME-
RIDIAN OF NEWPORT, LATITUDE 41 DEG. 25 MIN. N. AND LONGITUDE 71 DEG. 15
MIN. W. AND MAY SERVE THE ADJACENT STATES. THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULA-
TIONS BY E. THORNTON. [Four lines of verse.]
Newport (Rhode-Island) Printed and sold by P. Edes. [1791.] pp. (24).
12mO. AAS. NYPL. RIHS.
23831 THURSTON, BENJAMIN 1756 - 1804
FOUR SERMONS, DELIVERED BY BENJAMIN TnURSTON, A. M. MINISTER OF THE QOS-
PEL AT NORTH-HAMPTON, TO THE PEOPLE OF HIS CHARGE THERE : AND PUBLISHED
BY THE DESIRE OF MANY OF THE HEARERS.
Portsmouth, (N, II.) Printed and to be sold by George Jerry Osborne,jun'r.
at his Office in Congress-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [71.] 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
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23839
TIFFANY'S [cut] RBCORDKU. No. 1. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, [—No. 15. TUES-
DAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.)
La nuingburgh : Printed by Silvester Tiffany, at Mi Office, over the Store of
Mr. W. Bell. 1791. fol.
Established by Silvester Tiffany, and continued by him into the year
1794, when it was sold to George Gardner and Hill, who con-
tinued its publication to August, 1795, as The Recorder. In August,
1795, the press was removed to Troy, New York, George Gardner con-
tinuing publication of The Recorder there, with a continuous serial
numbering, into the year 1796.
THE TIMES, AND PATOWMACK PACKET. [Motto.] VOL. n. No. 99. WEDNESDAY,
JANDAKY 5, [ — VOL. in. No. 125. WEDNESDAY, JDLY 6, 1791.]
George-Town: Printed by diaries Fierer and Thomas W. Fosdick. 1791.
fol.
It is not known whether publication was continued after this date.
TO THE PUBLIC. SOME REMARKS ON THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LATE CONVENTION:
WITH A FEW OBSERVATIONS ON OUR PRESENT GOVERNMENT: ALL WHICH ARE
HUMBLY SUBMITTED — BY THE AUTHOR.
New- Hampshire : Printed — seventeen hundred and ninety-one, pp. [31,]
(1). 8VO. AAS. BA. JOB. LOC. NYHS.
TOBLER, JOHN
THE SOUTH-CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792:
BEING LEAP YEAR, AND (TILL THE 4TH OF JULY) THE SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN
INDEPENDENCE. [Four lines.] BY JOHN TOBLER, ESQ. [Six lines. Ornament.]
Charleston: Printed by Marldand & Aflver, No. 47, Bay. [1791.] pp.
(36). 12mo. LOC.
THE SOUTH-CAROLINA, NORTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA ALMANACK, FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND (TILL THE
FOURTH OF JULY) THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Four-
teen lines.] BY JOHN TOBLER, ESQ; "STARS TEACH AS WELL AS SHINE."
Charleston: Printed by W. P. Harrison. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
TOPHAM, EDWARD 1751 - 1820
A SURPRISING ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF THE LATE JOHN ELWES, ESQUIRE. [Two
lines from] SHAFTESBURY'S CHAHACT.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John Zeller, at his Printing-Office, No.
89, Race-Street, five doors below Third-Street. 1791.
TOWNSEND, SHIPPIE
SCRIPTURE TRUTHS AND PRECEPTS. A SHORT CATECHISM, WITH PROOFS. DESIGNED
FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF SUCH PERSONS AS WISH TO SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES FOR
A CONSISTENT VIEW OF THE DOCTRINES AND DUTIES CONTAINED IN THEM. WlTH
AN APPENDIX, CONCERNING BAPTISM. AND A CONCLUDING REMARK ON THE
LORD'S-SUPPER. [Two lines from] PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS.
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. MDCCXCI.
(Price 9d.) pp. 23. 8vo. AAS. JCB. NYHS.
A TREATISE ON UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION. WHEREIN is CONTAINED, MANY SCRIPT-
URE PROOFS TO SUPPORT THE SAME. LIKEWISE MANY WEIGHTY AND PRESSING
ARGUMENTS. BOTH FROM SCRIPTURE, REASON AND JUSTICE. TO PROVE THE REALITY
OF THAT DOCTRINE. ALSO — SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE DIFFERENT OPINIONS OF
THOSE THAT OPPOSE IT. To WHICH IS ADDED A FEW POETICAL QUERIES TO PROVE
THE SAME.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicholson? 1791.
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23841
23842
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23845
TRUMBULL, BENJAMIN 1735-1820
Half-title: MR. TKUMBULL'S SERMON, ON THE IMPORTANCE OF AN IMMMEDIATE
CHOICE OF GOD.
TUU: iLLUSTaATIONS ON THE NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF AN IMMEDIATE
CHOICE OF GOD. IN A SERMON, DELIVERED AT NORTH-HAVEN, AND SINCE,
OCCASIONALLY AT SEVERAL OTHER PLACES. IT IS NOW MADE PUBLIC AT THE
PARTICULAR DESIRE, AND EXPENSE, OF AN HONORABLE AND PIOUS FRIEND:
WITH A VIEW TO THE AWAKENING AND CONVERSION OF DELATING SINNERS, AND
TO THE INSTRUCTION AND CONSOLATION OF THE SAINTS. BY BENJAMIN TRUMBULL,
A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN NORTH-HAVEN. [Six lines of Scripture texts.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. M.DCC.XCI. pp. [23.]
8VO. AAS. JCB.
AUCTIOK
VALUXB
1750-1831
BY JOHN TRUMBULL, ESQ. [Two
TRUMBULL, JOHN
M'FlNGAL: AN EPIC POEM. IN FOUR CANTOS.
lines of Latin.] [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: From Hie Press of Mathew Carey. M.DCC,XCI. pp. (95),
(1). 12mO. AAS. BM. HC. JCB. LCP. NYPL. YC.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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 THIR-
TEENTH. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to
the United States. [1791.] pp. [93], (1), (1). fol. LOC.
A reprint of their 1789 edition, printed on fine paper with uncut edges.
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 YEAH M.DCC.LXXXIX, BEING THE ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF
THE FIRST CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO WIT, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSA-
CHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEW-YORK, NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE,
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA. SOUTH-CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA, WHICH ELEVEN STATES
RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCI. pp. 486, (9),
8VO. BA. BM. JCB. RIHS.
ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, ON MONDAY,
THE FOURTH OF JANUARY, [ 12 AugUot,] IN THE YEAR M,DCC,XC: AND OF THE
INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE FOURTEENTH. PUBLISHED BY AU-
THORITY.
Richmond : Printed by Aug. Davit. For the General Assembly of Virginia.
[1791.] pp. [112], (2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
- ACTS PASSED AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ON MON-
DAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR M.DCC.XC [ — 3 March, 1791]: AND OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE FOURTEENTH. PUBLISHED BY
AUTHORITY.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed by Francis CMlds and John Swaine, Printers to
the Congress of the United States. [1791.] pp. (2), [227] —286, (28), (1). fol.
LOC. NYPL.
This is not the original issue.
1791
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23850
UNITED STATES, continued.
ACTS PASSED AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE CONGRESS OP THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ON MON-
DAY THE SIXTH OP DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR M,DCC,XC[ — 3 March, 1791]: AND OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES THE FOURTEENTH. PUBLISHED BY
AUTHORITY.
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon. For tlie General Assembly of Virginia-
[1791.] pp. [41], (1). fol. NYPL-
ACTS CONCERNING THE TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA, AND THK CITY OF WASHING-
TON. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OP THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. [Passed,
December, 19, 1791.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sizaine. 1791.] pp.
14. 8vo. AAS. NYPL.
A BILL TO AMEND THE ACT, ENTITLED "AN ACT TO PROMOTE THE PROGRESS
OF THE USEFUL ARTS."
Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1790.] pp. 4. fol.
— CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, ON MONDAY, THE FOURTH OP JANUARY, ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR THE GOVERNMENT & REGULA-
TION OF SEA-MEN IN THE MERCHANT SERVICE. [Three Columns.] APPROVED
JULY 20TH, 1790. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, SECRETARY OP STATE. (A TRUE COPY.) [With Form of
agreement between master and seamen, and blank lined spaces for names, on the
verso.]
[Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, 2fo. 53, Cornhill. 1791.] Broadside,
fol. AAS.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT DECLARING THE CONSENT OF
CONGRESS, THAT A NEW STATE BE FORMED WITH THE JURISDICTION OF THE COM-
MONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, AND ADMITTED INTO THE UNION, BY THE NAME OF THE
STATE op KENTUCKY. APPROVED, FEBRUARY 4, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23851
- CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT DECLARING THE CONSENT OP
CONGRESS TO A CERTAIN ACT OP THE STATE OF MARYLAND. APPROVED, FEBRU-
ARY 9, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23852
- CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OP DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FIXING THE TIME FOR THE
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OP CONGRESS. APPROVED, MARCH 2, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
23853 CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOU GRANTING LANDS TO THE
INHABITANTS AND SETTLERS AT VlNCENNES AND THE ILLINOIS COUNTRY, IN THE
TERRITORY NORTH-WEST OF THE OHIO, AND FOR CONFIRMING THEM IN THEIR
POSSESSIONS. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
I Philadelphia. : Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] pp.
(2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
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23854 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR MAKING COMPENSATIONS
TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF LOANS FOR EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES. APPROVED,
MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23855 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR RAISING AND ADDING ANOTHER
REGIMENT TO THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, AND FOR
MAKING FARTHER PROVISIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE FRONTIERS. Ap-
PROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Pliiladelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.J pp.
(4), fol. LOC. NYPL.
The New York Public Library has a copy of this Act printed on ordinary
paper also.
23856 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT FOR THE ADMISSION OF THE STATE
OF VERMONT INTO THIS UNION. APPROVED, FEBRUARY 18, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23857 — CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT GIVING EFFECT TO THE LAWS OF
THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE STATE OF VERMONT. . . . APPROVED, MARCH
THE SECOND, 1791. GEORGE AVASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] pp.
(2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
23858 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT IN ADDITION TO AN ACT, IN-
TITULED, "AN ACT FOR ESTABLISHING THE SALARIES OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
OF GOVERNMENT, WITH THEIR ASSISTANTS AND CLERKS". APPROVED, MARCH 3,
1791.
[Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC. NYPL.
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23861
23862
23863
23864
23865
UNITED STATES, continued.
CONGRESS OF THK UNITED STATES: AT THK THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT MAKING AN APPROPRIATION
FOR THE PURPOSE THEREIN MENTIONED, [effecting a recognition of the treaty
of the United States and Morocco.] APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC. NYPL.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR
THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT DURING THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUN-
DRED AND NINETY, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. APPROVED, FEBRUARY 11, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT MAKING FURTHER PROVISION
FOR THK COLLECTION OF THE DUTIES BY LAW IMPOSED ON TEAS, AND TO PROLONG
THE TERM FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE DUTIES ON WINES. APPROVED, MARCH 3,
1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sicaine, 1791.] pp.
(3). fol. LOC. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT PROVIDING COMPENSATIONS
FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE JUDICIAL COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sttaine, 1791.] pp.
(2). fol. LOC. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT REGULATING THE NUMBER OF
REPRESENTATIVES TO BE CHOSEN BY THE STATES OF KENTUCKY AND VERMONT.
APPROVED, FEBRUARY 25, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.J Broad-
side, fol. LOG. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE RIX-DOLLAR
OF DENMARK. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. NYPL. RIHS.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT REPEALING, AFTER THE LAST
DAY OF JUNE NEXT, THE DUTIES HERETOFORE LAID UPON DISTILLED SPIRITS IM-
PORTED FROM ABROAD, AND LAYING OTHERS IN THEIR STEAD; AND ALSO UPON
SPIRITS DISTILLED WITHIN THE UNITED STATES, AND FOR APPROPRIATING THE SAME.
APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791. [Colophon:]
/ Philadelphia:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Stcaine. [1791.] pp.
[16.] fol. LOC. NYHS. NYPL. RIHS.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
23866 • CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATKS: AT THE THIKD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OP DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN IIUNDUKD AND NINETY. AN ACT SUPPLEMENTAL TO THE ACT
"ESTABLISHING THK TREASURY DEPARTMENT," AND FOB A FARTHER COMPENSATION
TO CERTAIN OFFICERS. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[ PhiladtlpUifi : Printedby Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23867 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE ACT,
INTITLED, "AN ACT MAKING FURTHER PROVISION FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE
DEBTS OF THE UNITED STATES." APPROVED, DECEMBER 27, 1790.
[Philadelpliiaf Printedby Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] Broad-
side. fol. NYPL. RIHS.
23868 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE ACT
MAKING PROVISION FOR THE REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT. APPROVED, MARCH
3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23869 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO AMEND "AN ACT, FOR ES-
TABLISHING THE TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT SEAT OF THK GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES." APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23870 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO CONTINUE AN ACT, INTI-
TULED, "AN ACT DECLARING THE ASSENT OF CONGRESS TO CERTAIN ACTS OF THE
STATES OF MARYLAND, GEORGIA, AND RHODK-!SLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANT-
ATIONS,' SO FAR AS THE SAME RESPECTS THE STATES OF GEORGIA, AND RnODE-
ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS. APPROVED, JANUARY 10, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
S3871 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO CONTINUE IN FORCE FOR
A LIMITED TIME, AN ACT, INTITULED "AN ACT FOR THE TEMPORARY ESTABLISH-
MENT OF THE POST-OFFICE." APPROVED: MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23872 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO CONTINUE IN FORCE, FOR
A LIMITED TIME, AN ACT PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF CONGRESS, INTITULED,
"AN ACT TO REGULATE PROCESSES IN THE COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.". AP-
PROVED, FEBRUARY 18, 1791.
[Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791,]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
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23874
UNITED STATES, continued.
CONGKESS OP THB UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO CONTINUE IN FORCE THE
ACT THEREIN MENTIONED, AND TO MAKE FUKTHEH PROVISION FOR THE PAYMENT
OF PENSIONS TO INVALIDS, AND FOB THE SUPPORT OF LIGHT-HOUSES, BEACONS,
BUOYS, AND PUBLIC PIERS. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
•
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN AcT TO EXPLAIN AND AMEND AN
ACT, INTITULED "AN ACT MAKING FUUTHKR PROVISION FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE
DEBTS OF THE UNITED STATES." APPROVED, MARCH 2, 1791.
[Philadelphia. Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
23875
2387C
23878
Broadside, fol.
LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE SUB-
SCRIBERS TO THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, FEBRUARY 25,
1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childi and John Swnine, 1791.]
pp. [7.] fol. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN AcT SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE ACT,
INTITULED, "AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES." APPROVED, MARCH 2, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sieaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. JCB. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE UNLAD-
ING OF SHIPS OR VESSELS, IN CASES OF OBSTRUCTION BY ICE. APPROVED, DECEM-
BER 27, 1790.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sicaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. RESOLVED . . . THAT ANDREW
BROWN, OR ANY OTHER PRINTER, BE PERMITTED, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE, TO COLLATE WITH, AND CORRECT BY THE ORIGINAL ROLLS,
THE LAWS, RESOLUTIONS AND TREATIES OF THE UNITED STATES, TO BE BY HIM
PRINTED.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sieaine. 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
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UNITED STATES, continued.
23879 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES : AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEOCN AND HELD AT
THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OP DECEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. RESOLVED . . . THAT THE PRESIDENT TO
CAUSE TO BE COMMUNICATED TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF FRANCE THE PE-
CULIAR SENSIBILITY OF CONGKESS TO THE TRIBUTE PAID TO THE MEMORY OF BEN-
JAMIN FRANKLIN, BY THE ENLIGHTENED ANDFREE REPRESENTATIVES OF A GREAT
NATION, IN THEIR DECREE OF THE ELEVENTH OF JUNE, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND NINETY. . . . APPROVED, MARCH 2, 179 1 .
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sicaine, 1791.J
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23880 — CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. RESOLVED . . . THAT A MlNT
SHALL BE ESTABLISHED UNDER SUCH REGULATIONS AS SHALL BE DIRECTED BY
LAW. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23881 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIHD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. [Resolution, authorizing marshals to
hire convenient places to serve as temporary jails for the safe-keeping of prison-
ers in such States as have not complied with their Resolution of 23 September,
1780.] APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sicaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
23882 — CONGRKSS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE THIRD SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD
AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MONDAY TUB SIXTH OF DECEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND SBVKN HUNDRED AND NINETY. RESOLVED . . . THAT THE PRESI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES BE, AND HE HEREBY is REQUESTED, TO CAUSE
AN ESTIMATE TO BE LAID BEFORE CONGRESS AT THEIR NKXT SESSION, OF THE
QUANTITY AND SITUATION OF THB LANDS NOT CLAIMED BY THE INDIANS, NOR
GRANTED TO, NOR CLAIMED BY ANY OF THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES,
WITHIN THE TERRITORY CEDED TO THE UNITED STATES, BY THE STATE OF NORTH
CAROLINA, AND WITH THE TERRITORY OF THE UNITED STATES NORTH-WEST OF
THE RIVER OHIO. APPROVED, MARCH 3, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. HYPL.
23883 IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, THURSDAY THE
THIRD OF MARCH, 1791. ON MOTION, RESOLVED THAT THE CONSIDERATION OF
THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED TO BE MADE, RESPECTING THE
JUDICIARY, BE DEFERRED UNTIL THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS, AND THAT ONE
HUNDRED COPIES THEREOF BE PRINTED FOR THE USE OF THE MEMBERS OF BOTH
HOUSES. . . . AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO BE PROPOSED BY CONGRESS TO THE LEGISLATURES OF THE SEVERAL STATES.
j 'Philadelphia : Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1791.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
23884 — SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY-ONE. AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF DAVID COOK AND THOMAS CAMP-
BELL. . . . APPROVED, DECEMBER SIXTEENTH, 1791. Go: WASHINGTON,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. [Colophon :]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine, [1791.] Broadside, fol.
NYPL.
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23886
23887
UNITED STATES, continued.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY-ONE. AN ACT GRANTING FURTHER TIME FOR MAKING RETURN OF
THE ENUMERATION OF THE INHABITANTS IN THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
APPROVED, Nov. 8, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Cliilds and John Swaine, 1791.]
Broadside, fol. LOC. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THK TWENTY-FOURTH OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-ONE. AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF GOVERN-
MENT FOR THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO. APPROV-
ED, DECEMBER 23, 1791. [Colophon:]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine, [1791.] pp. (3). fol.
NYPL.
All the separate broadside Acts for 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 before the words" Secretary of State," and have the auto-
graphed signature of Thomas Jefferson, not found on copies of ordinary
paper.
- THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, ACCORDING TO THE LATEST AMEND-
MENTS: TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED, THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE; AND
THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION; WITH THE AMENDMENTS THERETO. THIS EDITION
CONTAINS THE CONSTITUTION OF VERMONT, NOT IN ANY FORMER ONE.
Philadelphia : From the Press of Carey, Stewart, and Co. M,DCC,XCI.
pp. (2), (2), 176. 12mo. AAS. HC. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
23888
23889
23890
23891
- — THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, WITH NOTES.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, 1791. 16mo.
- AN ABSTRACT OF THE DUTY-LAW OF THE UNITED STATES, ALPHABETICALLY
DIGESTED, AND RENDERED VERY CONVENIENT AND USEFUL TO REVENUE-OFFICERS,
MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS OF VESSELS, &C.
Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard and James Angell, 1791.
- CONTINENTAL IMPOST DUTIES, RATES OF FEES, COINAGE, TONNAGE &c.
Boston: Printed by T. & J. Fleet, 1791. Broadside, fol.
This matter was also furnished folded into size of their Register.
- DUTIES PAYABLE ON GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AFTER THE 31sT OF DECEMBER, 1790, IN CON-
FORMITY TO AN ACT OF CONGRESS: ALSO, RATES OF FEES, COINS AND TONNAGE, BY
THE ACT FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE SAID DUTIES, AND BY THE ACT FOR LAYING A
DUTY ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS OH VESSELS, &C.
Boston: Printed and sold by Thomas Adams, 1791. Broadside, fol.
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23892
23893
UNITED STATES, continued.
DUTIES, PAYABLE ON GOODS, WAKES, AND MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FROM THE PTKST OF JANUARY, 1791, IN CON-
FORMITY TO AN ACT OF CONGRESS, DATED THE 20™ OF AUGUST LAST. ALSO,
RATES OF FEES, COINS, AND TONNAGE, BY THE ACT FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE
SAID DUTIES, AND BY THE ACT FOR LAYING A DUTY ON THB TONNAGE OF SHIPS OR
VESSELS &C.
New York: Printed by Thomas Greenlenf. 1791. Broadside, fol.
"The whole is completely digested upon a large sheet of paper, and
critically explained at the Custom House, in this city, for the con-
venience of merchants, traders, masters of vessels, &c. throughout the
Union. jgp'Should additional duties take place at this session of Con-
gress, they shall be printed on a strip, and delivered gratis to the pur-
chaser of the sheet, to be annexed to it. January 3, 1791."
DUTIES PAYABLE ON GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FROM AND AFTEK THE LAST DAY OF JUNE, 1792.
THE DUTIES OF TONNAGE, AND THE RATES OF COINS, BY WHICH THE DUTIES ARE
TO BE RECEIVED AND ESTIMATED. RATES OF DRAWBACKS, DEBENTURES, FEES, &C.
ALSO THE MODE OF TRANSACTING BUSINESS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE FOR THE PORT
OF PHILADELPHIA, WITH EXTRACTS FROM THE REVENUE ACTS, FOR THE DIRECTION
OF MERCHANTS, MASTERS OF VESSELS, AND OTHERS CONCERNED. SUPPLEMENT TO
THE MARINE LIST. [Seven columns.]
[Philadelphia: Published by Vincent M. Pelosi, 1791.] Broadside, fol.
NYHS.
23894
23895
23896
TABLES OF DUTIES, PAYABLE ON GOODS, IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, AFTER THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1790, BY ACT OF CONG-
RESS OF THE 10TH OF AUGUST, 1790. ALSO, RATES OF FEES, COINS, AND OF
TONNAGE, BY THE ACT FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE SAID DUTIES, AND BY THE
ACT FOR LAYING A TONNAGE ON VESSELS. LIKEWISE, MODE OF TRANSACTING BUS-
INESS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSES OF THE UNITED STATES, AND EXTRACTS FROM THE
REVENUE ACTS, FOR THE DIRECTION OF MERCHANTS, MASTERS OF VESSELS, AND
OTHERS CONCERNED.
Wilmington: Printed and sold by Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews,
in Market-Street. 1791.
- ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENDITURES FOR THE CIVIL LIST OF THE UNITED STATES,
TOGETHER WITH THE INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT EXPENCES [sz'c] OF THE SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICES, FOR THE YEAR, 1792. [Dated November 4th, 1791.]
[Colophon:]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine, [1791.] pp. [20.] fol.
BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
- THE EXCISE LAW, OR, "As ACT REPEALING AFTER THE LAST DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
THE DUTIES HERETOFORE LAID UPON DISTILLED SPIRITS IMPORTED FHOM ABROAD,
AND LAYING OTHERS IN THEIR STEAD; AND ALSO UPON SPIRITS DISTILLED WITHIN
THE UNITED STATES, AND FOR APPROPRIATING THE SAME.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41,
South Second-Street. 1791.
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23898
23899
UNITED STATES, continued.
EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE ACT, ENTITLED, "AN ACT
REPEALING AFTER THE LAST DAT OF JUNE NEXT, THE DUTIES HERETOFORE LAID
UPON DISTILLED SPIRITS IMPORTED FROM ABROAD, AND LAYING OTHERS IN THEIR
STEAD; AND ALSO UPON SPIRITS DISTILLED WITHIN THE UNITED STATES; AND FOR
APPROPRIATING THE SAME:" PASSED IN THE THIRD SESSION OF CONGRESS. ON THE
2u. OF MARCH, 1791. [[.disc, INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE ACT, ENTITLED,
"AN ACT MAKING FURTHER PROVISION FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE DUTIES BY
LAW IMPOSED ON TEAS, AND TO PROLONG THE TERM FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE
DUTIES ON WINES.]
[Philadelphia: 1791.] pp. (23). 8vo. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. ANNO
MDCCXC, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES THE FOUR-
TEENTH. [4 January, — -11 August, 1790.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, for the General Assembly of Vir-
ginia. 1791. pp. 152. fol.
An Appendix, pages 127-152, contains the "Resolves" of nine State
Conventions, relative to the ratification of the Constitution of the
United States.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, ANNO
M,DCC,XC, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE FIFTEENTH.
[6 December, 1790—3 March, 1791.]
P?iiladelphia : Printed by Francis Childs and John Svaine. M,DC'C,CXI
[sic 1791.] pp. 146. fol. AAS. BA. LCP. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
An Appendix contains the Proceedings of the District of Kentucky for
admission into the Union.
23900
23901
23902
- JOURNAL OF THE SECOND SESSION OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, JANUARY 4Tn, [ — 12
AUGUST,] 1790; AND IN THE FOURTEENTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
SAID STATES.
Richmond: Printed by Augtstine [sic] Davis, for the General Assembly of
Virginia. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [110.] fol. NYPL.
- JOURNAL OF THE THIRD SESSION OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER GTH,
1790 [ — 3 MARCH, 1791,] AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF THE SOVEREIGNTY OF
THE SAID UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Jolin Fenno, No. 69, High-Street, a few doors
above Second-Street. M,DCC,XCI. pp. 203. fol.
AAS. BA. BU. JCB. LOC. NL. NYPL. RIHS.
- LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. VOLUME i. CONTAINING, THE
FEDERAL CONSTITUTION ; THE ACTS OF THE THREE SESSIONS OF THE FIRST CONG-
RESS; THE TREATIES EXISTING BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN NA-
TIONS, AND THE SEVERAL INDIAN TRIBES. ALSO, THE DECLARATION OF INDE-
PENDENCE, AND SUNDRY RESOLVES AND ORDINANCES OF CONGRESS UNDER THE
CONFEDERATION. TlIE WHOLE COLLATED WITH AND CORRECTED BY, THE ORIG-
INAL ROLLS IN THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, AGREEABLY TO A RE-
SOLVE OF CONGRESS, PASSED FEBRUARY 18, 1791. To WHICH is ADDED, A COM-
PLETE INDEX.
New-York: Printed and sold by Childs and Swaine. [1791.] pp. vii, 592,
8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. RIHS.
In two states: printed on large and small paper. "The Index of fifty-
six pages, or a complete digest of the Laws, was executed by an emi-
nent law character."
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23904
UNITED STATES, continued.
— LAWS OP THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA; COLLATED WITH, AND COR-
IlECTED BY, TIIE ORIGINAL BOLLS IN THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
AGREEABLY TO A liESOLTB OF CONGRESS, PASSED THE 18TU FEBRUARY, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDltED AND NINETY-ONE. WlTH A COPIOUS INDEX. VOLUME I.
COMPRISING THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION, THE ACTS OF THE THREE SESSIONS OF
THE FIRST CONGRESS, AND THE TREATIES. To WHICH is ADDED, AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING THK DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, AND SUNDRY ACTS OF CON-
GRESS, UNDER THE CONFEDERATION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Andrew Brovm. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (4), 490, (24).
8vo. AAS.
TO THE HONORABLE TIIE SPEAKER AND MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THK UNITED STATES. THE PETITION OF JAMES JACKSON [Con-
testing the election of Anthony Wayne as Representative from Georgia, on the
ground "that an improper and undue return has been made. . . . there being
nine votes more than voters."] THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE
PETITION OF JAMES JACKSON, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT A MODE OF IN-
VESTIGATING AND DECIDING THEREON, RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT, AS THEIR OPINION,
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS. . . .
(2). fol.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and, John Swaine, 1791.] pp.
LOC.
23905
23906
23907
23908
- THE PROCEEDINGS OF A COURT OF ENQUIRY, HELD AT THE SPECIAL REQUEST OF
BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSIAH IlARMAR, TO INVESTIGATE HIS CONDUCT, AS COM-
MANDING OFFICER OF THE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE MlAMI INDIANS, 1790: THE
SAME HAVING BEEN TRANSMITTED BY MAJOR GENERAL ST. CLAIR, TO THE SECRE-
TARY OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR. PUBLISHED BY
AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, M.DCC.XCI. pp. (2), (2), (31). fol.
BA. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
- PROPOSITIONS RESPECTING THE COINAGE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childi and John Swaine. 1701.1 pp.
[12.] fol. LOC.
- REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OF THE UNITED
STATES. COMPILED BY FREDERICK WILLIAM STEUBEN, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF
THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES. [Publisher's monogram.]
State of Rhode-Island, &c. Printed at Providence, by Bennett Wheeler,
1791. pp. 115, plate 1. 12rao. RIHS.
"As directed to be practised by the militia of the State of Rhode-Island,
by his excellency the Governor. In this edition several capital errors,
which have appeared in former editions, are corrected."
- REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL. READ IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES, DECEMBER 31, 1790. [In response to an order of the House to report on
the judiciary system of the United States. Dated, December 27, 1790.] [Colo-
phon:]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1791.]
pp. [34.] fol. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
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23909
23910
23911
23912
23913
23914
23915
UNITED STATES, continued.
— REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL. READ IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, DECEMBER 31, 1790. [On the judiciary system of the United
States/] [Second edition.] [Colophon:]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Francis Child's and John Swaine. [1791.]
pp. [32.] fol. AAS. BA. JCB. roc. RIIIS.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON TUB SUBJECT OF ESTABLISHING A
UNIFORMITY IN THE WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND COINS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. [Fifth impression.]
New-York: Printed by F. Childs and J. Swaine. M.DCC.XC [1791.]
pp. [52], (1). 8vo. BA. RIHS.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE COD AND
TVHALE FISHERIES, MADE CONFORMABLY TO AN ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, REFERRING TO HIM THE REPRESENTATION
OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ON THOSE
SUBJECTS; FEBRUARY 1, 1791. [PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, M,DCC.XCI.
pp. [28.] fol. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
In addition to the regular House edition, two hundred copies were
ordered printed by the Senate, as follows:
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE COD AND
WHALE FISHERIES, MADE CONFORMABLY TO AN ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, REFERRING TO HIM THE REPRESENTATION
OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ON THOSE
SUBJECTS; FEBRUARY IST, 1791. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE SENATE OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia : Printed lyJohn Fenno, No. W, in High-Street. M.DCC.XCI.
pp. (34). fol. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
- REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, OF THE QUANTITY AND SITUATION OF THE LANDS NOT CLAIMED BY THE
INDIANS, NOR GRANTED TO, NOR CLAIMED BY ANY CITIZENS, WITHIN THE TERRITORY
OF THE UNITED STATES. READ IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Kov-
EMBEH 10, 17111.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] pp.
[8.] fol. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL. KIHB.
- REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, ON THE
SUBJECT OF MANUFACTURES. PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DECEMBER 5, 1791.
[Philadelphia :] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1791.] pp. (2), .(2), [58.]
fol. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
Reprinted both here and abroad. The sixth edition printed in Philadel-
phia, in 1827.
- REPORT ON PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICTIONS ON THE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED
STATES, IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. [14 February, 1791.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1791. BA.
iCOTIOX
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UNITED STATES, continued.
23916 RETURN OF THE WHOLE NDMBEB OF PERSONS WITHIN THE SEVERAL DISTRICTS
OF THE UNITED STATES, ACCORDING TO "AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE ENUMERA-
TION OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE UNITED STATES1' ; PASSED MARCH THE FIRST,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDKED AND NINETY-ONE \_81C 1790.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine. M,DCC,XCI. pp. [56] +
8VO. AAS. BA. CLS. HC. JCB. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
The first published Census of the inhabitants of the United States.
Additional matter received during printing, was printed on thin paper
for pasting on the blank spaces left for that purpose. The copies in
the Library of Congress have additional matter so added under Ken-
tucky, and South Carolina, attested by the autograph of Thomas
Jefferson. Reprinted in London, in 1793; and in Washington, in 1802.
23917 SCHEDULE OF THE WHOLE NUMBER OF PERSONS WITHIN THE SEVERAL DIS-
TRICTS OF THE UNITED STATES, ACCORDING TO AN ACT "PROVIDING FOR THE
ENUMERATION OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED MARCH THE
IST, 1790. OCTOBER 31, 1791.
[Philadelphia: 1791.] Broadside, fol. NYPL. RIHS.
23918 — RULES AND ARTICLES FOR THE BETTER GOVERNMENT OF THE TROOPS RAISED,
OR TO BE RAISED, AND KEPT IN PAY BY, AND AT THE EXPENCE OF THE UNITED
STATKS OF AMERICA.
[Philadelphia? 1791.] pp. 44. 8vo. LOC.
23919 THE SECRETARY OF STATE, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED, BY THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, THE PETITION OF JACOB ISAACKS, OP
NEWPORT, IN RHODE-ISLAND, HAS EXAMINED INTO THE TRUTH AND IMPORTANCE
OF THE ALLEGATIONS THEREIN SET FOUTH, AND MAKES THEREON THE FOLLOWING
REPORT. [On converting salt-water into fresh.] TH: JEFFERSON. PHIIADEL-
PUIA, [st'e] NOVEMBER 21sT, 1791.
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno? 1791.] Broadside, fol. I.CP. LOC.
23920 — THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY HAVING ATTENTIVELY CONSIDERED THE
SUBJECT REFERRED TO HIM BY THE ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL LAST, RELATIVELY TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
A MINT MOST RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS THE RESULT OF HIS ENQUIRIES AND RE-
FLECTIONS. . . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON. JANUARY 28, 1791. [Colophon:!
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1791.]
pp. [22.J fol. AA8. BA. LOC. NYPL.
23921 SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO CONGRESS, OCTOBER
25, 1791. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno. [1791.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
23922 STATEMENTS OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF PUBLIC MONIES, DURING
THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FINANCES BY ROBERT MORRIS, ESQUIRE, LATE
SUPERINTENDANT; WITH OTHER EXTRACTS AND ACCOUNTS FROM THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS, MADE OUT BY THE REGISTER OF THE TREASURY, BY DIRECTION OF THE
COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, APPOINTED BY AN ORDER OF
THE HOUSE OF THE 19TH MARCH 1790, UPON THE MEMORIAL OF THE SAID LATE
SUPERINTENDANT OF FINANCE. [With Appendix (A). (B).] AUGUST 30, 1790.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.] pp.
(36), (4). (14). fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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23925
23926
23927
23928
23929
23930
UNITED STATES, continued.
THE TREASURER OP THE UNITED STATES' ACCOUNTS OP PAYMENTS AND RE-
CEIPTS OP PUBLIC MONIES, FROM 1ST OCTOBER, 1790 TO 30TH JUNE, 1791. PRE-
SENTED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 26TH OCTOBER, 1791. [Colophon:]
[Philadelphia,:] Printed by Child* and Swaine. [1791.] pp. 52. fol.
BA. JCB. LOC. NTPL.
LETTER PROM THE TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES WITH ACCOUNTS OP RE-
CEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OP PUBLIC MONEYS PROM JULY 11 TO SEPT. 30, 1791.
Philadelphia: Printed by Child* and Swaine. [1791.] pp. 52. fol.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT JANUARY 6, 1791. SIR I HAVE THE HONOR TO TRANS-
MIT TO YOU A REPORT TO THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES, RELATIVE TO AP-
PROPRIATIONS OP MONEY, FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED. . . .
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childt and John Swaine, 1791.] pp.
[12.] fol. BA. JCB. LOC. RIHS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, JANUARY 6, 1791. SIR, I HAVE THE HONOR TO IN-
FORM YOU THAT PRIOR TO THE RECEIPT OP THE OKDER OF THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES OF THE 30TH ULTIMO, THE FORMATION OF SEVERAL RETURNS OF
THE NATURE OF THOSE DESIGNATED IN THEIR RESOLUTION HAD BEEN COMMENCED
AT THE TREASURY. . . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON. A GENERAL ABSTRACT OP
DUTIES ARISING ON THE TONNAGE OP VESSELS ENTERED INTO THE UNITED STATES
FROM THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, 1789, TO THE BOTH OP SEPTEMBER, 1790. . . .
ABSTRACT OK DUTIES ARISING ON GOODS WARES AND MERCHANDIZE IMPORTED INTO
THE UNITED STATES, FROM THE IST DAY OP AUGUST, TO THE 30'ni OP SEPTEM-
BER, 1789. . . . JOSEPH NOURSE, REGISTER.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Child* and Jo7m Swaine, 1791.]
pp. (4), table, fol. BA. JCB. LOG. NYPL. RIHS.
— TREASURY DEPARTMENT, FEBRUARY 15, 1791. SIR, I DO MYSELF THE HONOR
TO TRANSMIT THROUGH YOU TO THE HOUSK OF REPRESENTATIVES, A GENERAL
RETUUN OF THE EXPORTS OP THE UNITED STATES, ABSTRACTED FROM CUSTOM-
HOUSE RETURNS, COMMENCING ON THE VARIOUS DAYS IN AUGUST, 1789, WHEREON
THEY WERE RESPECTIVELY OPENED, AND ENDING ON THE 80TII OP SEPTEMBER
LAST. . . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
[Philadelphia : Printed by John Fenno, 1791.] pp. (4). fol. LOC. RIHS.
TREASURY OP THE UNITED STATES. DECEMBER STH, 1791. SIR, PERMIT ME,
THROUGH YOU, TO LAY BEFORE THE HONORABLE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES,
MY SPECIE ACCOUNT, PROM THE 1ST JULY TO THE 30TH SEPTEMBER, AS SETTLED
AT THE TREASURY. . . . SAMUEL MEREDITH, TREASURER OF THE UNITED
STATES.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Child* and Swaine, 1791.] pp. 14. fol.
AAS. BA. LOC.
[U. S. arms.] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND
HISTORICAL. [R. I. arms.] VOL. vm. No. 367. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — No.
416. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Published by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street, Providence, 1791.
fol. AAS. NYPL.
THE UNIVERSAL ASYLUM AND COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR [JANUARY — JUNE,]
1791. VOL. ii. [Cut.]
Philadelphia: Printed for the Proprietors by W. Young Bookseller No.
52 Second Street. [1791.] pp. (2), 430, (2), 8. 8vo. AAS. HC. JCB. LOC.
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23932
33933
23934
23935
THE UNIVERSAL ASYLUM AND COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR [JOLT — DECEMBER,]
1791. VOL. in. [Cut]
Philadelphia: Printed for tin Proprietors by W. Young Bookseller No.
52 Second Street. [1791.] pp. 439, (9). 8vo. AAS. HC. JOB. LOC.
DER VERBESSERTE HOCH-DKUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE LAND UND STAATS CALEN-
DER. AUP DAS JAHR . . . 1792. ZUM ACHTENMAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Friedrich Stadt, Maryland: Gedruckt bey Matthias Bartgis. [1791.]
VERMONT. STATK.
ACTS AND LAWS, PASSBD BY THE LEGISLATURE OP THE STATE OP VERMONT, AT THEIR
ADJOURNED SESSION AT BENNINGTON, JANUARY, 1791.
Printed at Bennington, by Anthony Haswell,for the honorable General
Assembly. [1791.] pp. 28. 8vo. AAS.
— • ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF VERMONT,
AT THEIR SESSION AT WINDSOR, OCTOBER, 1791.
Printed at Windsor, by Alden Spooner,for the General Assembly. [1791.]
pp. 32. 8vo.
23936
23937
231)38
- BY HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS CHITTENDEN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR, CAPTAIN-GEN-
ERAL, AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OF VERMONT, A PROC-
LAMATION. [Appointing] THURSDAY THE FIRST DAY OP DECEMBER NEXT, TO
BE OBSERVED AS A DAY OF PUBLIC ADORATION, THANKSGIVING, AND PRAISE,
THROUGHOUT THIS STATE. . . . IT IS RECOMMENDED, THAT THE SAID DAY BE OB-
SERVED BY ALL PERSONS WITH DECENT SOLEMNITY. GlVEN UNDER MY HAND, IN
THE COUNCIL-CHAMBER IN WINDSOR, THIS 20Tit DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1791,
IN THE 15TH YEAR OP OUR INDEPENDENCE. THOMAS CllITTENDEN. BY HIS EX-
CELLENCY'S COMMAND. JOSEPH FAY, SECRETARY. Goi> SAVK THE PEOPLE. [Col-
ophon:]
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. [1791.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY THOMAS CHITTENDEN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF, IN AND OVER THE STATE OP VKHMONT. A PROCLAMATION.
(Appointing Wednesday, the twenty-seventh day of April next, a day of public
humiliation, fasting and prayer.] §g|r°ALL SERVILE LABOR AND RECREA-
TION IS FORBIDDEN ON SAID DAY. GlVEN AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, AT BEN-
NINGTON, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED, AND NINETY-ONE, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR
OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF VERMONT. THOMAS CHITTENDEN. BY HIS EXCEL-
LENCY'S COMMAND, JOSEPH FAY, SECRETARY. GOD SAVE THE PEOPLE.
[Bennington: Printed by Anthony Jlaswell, 1791.] Broadside, fol. NTHS.
- A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OP VERMONT, AT THEIR STATED SESSION, HELD AT CASTLETON, ON THE SECOND
THURSDAY OP OCTOBER, 1790. [—28 October, 1790.J
Printed at Windsor, Vermont, by Alden Spooner, M,DCC,XCI. pp. 54. 4to.
LOC.
- A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE
OP VERMONT, AT THEIH SESSION AT BENNINGTON, JANUARY, 1791.
Printed at Bennington by Anthony Haswell, for the honorable General
Assembly, M.DCC.XCI. pp. 85. 8vo. HC.
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23940
23941
23942
23943
23944
23945
23946
VERMONT, continued.
— STATUTES OP THE STATE OF VERMONT; UEVISED AND ESTABLISHED BY AUTHOR-
ITY, IN THE YEAR M,DCC,LXXXVII, INCLUDING THOSK PASSED SINCE THAT PERIOD
UNTIL THE SESSION OP THE ASSEMBLY OF SAID STATE, HOI-DEN AT BKNNINGTON
IN JANUARY, 17'Jl. LIKEWISE, THE SEVERAL ACTS RESPECTING SALES BY THE
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Printed in Bennington, Vermont, in the year M,DCC,XCI. By Anthony
Hatwell. pp. 315, (5). 8vo. AAS. BM. JOB. LOC. NYHS.
[Vt. arms.] THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [U. S. arms."] [Motto.] VOL. vin. NUMB.
32. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. ix. NUMB. 31. WHOLE NUMB. 447. MONDAY,
DECEMBER 26, 1791.]
Printed and published (every Monday) by Anthony llaswell, at his office, a
few rods south of the Courthouse. Bennington. 1791. fol. AAS.
THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. VOL. vin. No.
388. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. ix. No. 4i!9. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
Windsor : Printed by Alden Spanner. 1791. fol. AAS.
"With the issue for November 8th, "Printer to the State of Vermont"
is added to the imprint.
VINCENT, THOMAS 1634 - 1678
GOD'S TERRIBLE VOICE IN THE CITY: WHEREIN YOU HAVE I. TlIE SOUND OP THE
VOICE, IN THE NARRATION OP THE TWO LATE DREADFUL JUDGMENTS OP PLAGUE
AND FIRE, INFLICTED BY THE LORD UPON THE CITY OF LONDON; THE FORMER IN
THE YEAR 1665, THE LATTER IN THE YEAH 1666. II. TlIE INTERPRETATION
OP THE VOICE ... BY THOMAS VINCENT.
Windham : Printed by John Byrne. 1790. pp. 46. 8vo.
VIRGINIA. STATE.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CAPtTOL, IN THE CITY OP RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE
EIGHTEENTH OP OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND NINETY. [ — 29 December, 1790.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by John Dixon, Printer to this Commonwealth. [1791.]
pp. 66. fol. HSP. LOG. NYPL. VSL.
— JOURNAL OP THE HOUSE OP DELEGATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA;
BEGUN AND HOLDEN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IN THK COUNTY OP HENRICO, ON
MONDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. [ — 29 December, 1790.]
[Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, 1791.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OP THK COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA; BEGUN AND
HELD IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE 18TH OF OCTOBER, IN THE
YEAH OP OUR LORD 1790, AND IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OP THE COMMONWEALTH.
[ — 29 December, 1790.]
[Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, 1791.]
Reprinted in Richmond, in 1828.
THE VIRGINIA [U. S. arms] CENTINEL; OR, THE WINCHESTER MERCURY. [Motto.]
VOL. in. No. 145. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. iv. No. 196. SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
Winchester : Printed by Richard Bowen and Co. 1791. fol.
Continued as, Bowen's Virginia Centinel & Gazette: or, the WincJietter
Political repository.
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23947 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND ALEXANDRIA ADVKHTISEK. [Motto.] VOL. ir. No. 76.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. in. No. 127. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Alexandria: Printed by Hanson and Bond. 1791. fol. AAS.
23948 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. v. NUMB. 231. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. vi. NUMB. 312. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28,
1791.]
[Richmond:] Printed by Aug. Dams, Printer for the public. 1791. fol.
In continuation of, Tlie Virginia Independent Chronicle, and general
advertiser.
23949 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER. VOL. v. No. 236.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — VOL. vi. No. 287. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Petersburg: Printed by William Prentis. 1791. fol.
23950 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 441. THURSDAY, JAN-
UARY 6, [ — No. 478. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1791.]
Published by Thomas Nicolson, two doors abate the Eagle Tavern, Rich-
mond. 1791. fol.
23951 THE VIRGINIA HERALD & FREDERICKSBURG ADVERTISER. VOL. iv. NUMB. 188.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [ — NUMB. 239. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Fredericksburg : Printed by Timothy Qreen. 1791. fol. LOG.
23952 VIVIAN, THOMAS
THREK INSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUES, BETWEEN A TRUE GOSPEL MINISTER AND ONE OF HIS
PARI8HONKRS, [«i«] UPON THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. BY THE REV. ARCHDEACON
VIVIAN, DEVONSHIRE. TENTH EDITION.
Baltimore: Printed by David Graham, in Culvert-Street, between Market-
Street and the Court-House. MDCCXCI. pp. 31. 16mo. AAS. BA. Mdns.
23953 WALKER, JEREMIAH
THE FOURFOLD FOUNDATION OF CALVINISM EXAMINED AND SHAKEN. BEING THE
SUBSTANCE OF A SERMON PREACHED AT HEBRON, ON THURSDAY THE ELEVENTH
OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT. BY JERE-
MIAH WALKER. [Ornament.] [Two lines of quotations.]
Richmond : Printed by John Dixon, MDCCXCI. pp. viii, [48.] 8vo. LOC.
Preface dated, Georgia, Elbert County, 3d of February, 1791.
23954 WARING, WILLIAM
A JOURNAL FOR LUNAR OBSERVATIONS, BY WHICH THE CALCULATION OF LONGITUDE
IS MUCH EXPEDITED, THE MARINER BEING LED THROUGH THE OPERATION BY A
REGULAR PRINTED FORM IN EACH PAGE, HAVING ONLY TO FILL THK BLANKS FROM
THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC AND PROPER TABLES, AS INDICATED BY THE LEADING
LINES TO THE RESPECTIVE NUMBERS: CONTAINING ALSO, IN THE SAME PAGE,
BLANKS FOR CALCULATING THE LATITUDE FROM THE MOON'S MERIDIONAL ALTI-
TUDE. WITH DIRECTIONS EXEMPLIFIED, *C. BY WlLLIAM WARING.
Philadelphia: 1791.
14th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to William Waring, as
Author, 22 February, 1791.
23955 THE NEW-JEKSEY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792; BEING BIS-
SEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SEVENTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
ENCE AFTER THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT. [Fourteen lines.] CAREFULLY CALCU-
LATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF PHILADELPHIA, BY WlLLIAM WAR-
ING.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isa,ae Collins. [1791.] pp. (44). 12rno.
AAS. LOC.
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"WARING, WILLIAM, continued.
Poou WILL'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF O0R LORD, 1792; [Twenty lines.]
THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY WlLLIAM WARING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph CrukshanTc, No. 91, High-Street.
[1791.] pp. (48). 12mo. AAS.
— POOR WILL'S POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR 1792; BEINQ BISSEXTILE OR
LEAP-YEAR. [Eighteen lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, No. 91, ITiyh-Street.
[1791.] pp. [44.] 48mo. AAS. HC. LOC.
POULSON'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792;
BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. [Thirty lilies.] THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCU-
LATIONS BY WILLIAM WARING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Zachariah Paulson, junior. No. 30,
Fourth-Street, near the College. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
WARREN. RHODE ISLAND. WARREN ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE WARREN ASSOCIATION, HELD AT THE BAPTIST MEETING-HOUSE IN
NEW-ROWLEY, MDCCXCI.
Printed in Boston, by Joseph Dumslead, Union-Street. [1791.J pp. 14. 8vo.
AAS. BM. JCB.
THE WASHINGTON SPY. VOL. i. No. 22. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, [— VOL. n. No.
73. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Elizabeth (Hager's) 2 own, Printed by Stewart Herbert. 1791. fol.
WATTS, ISAAC
DR. WATTS' PLAIN AND EASY CATECHISMS FOR CHILDREN.
EDITION. [Ornament.]
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Ranlet, and sold at his Office. — 1791. [Orna-
ment.] pp. 36. 18mo. AAS.
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
THE MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE ALMANACK; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1792. ... BY ABRAHAM WEATHERWISE, PHILOM.
Boston: Printed J. White and O. Cambridge, [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. LOC.
WEATHERWISE'S GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT
RHODE-ISLAND, AND CONNECTICUT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792.
Bonton: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverly. MDCCXCII [1791.]
pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
"The Printers of this Almanac can assure the public it is entirely free
from the infection of the small-pox."
WEATHERWISE'S TOWN & COUNTRY ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LOUD 1792.
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom. [1791.]
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR 1758 - 1843
THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK: CONTAINING AN EASY STANDARD OP PRONUNCIATION.
BEING THE FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OF "DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENG-
LISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OF ESSAYS AND FUGITIVE WRITINGS," &C. THOMAS
AND ANDREWS'S THIRD EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. At Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCI.
1674-1748
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR, continued.
A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OP THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; COMPRISING AN EASY,
CONCISE AND SYSTEMATIC METHOD OF EDUCATION. DESIGNED FOB THE USE OF
ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. IN THREE PARTS. PART SECOND. CONTAINING
A PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, GROUNDED ON THE TRUK PRINCIPLES
AND IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. BY KOAII WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR
OF "DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OF ESSAYS AND
FUGITIVE WRITINGS," &C. THE SECOND CONNECTICUT EDITION.
Printed at H/trtford, by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCI.
THE LITTLE READER'S ASSISTANT; CONTAINING i. A NUMBER OP STORIES,
MOSTLY TAKEN FROM THE HISTORY OP AMERICA, AND ADORNED WITH CUTS.
ii. RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR, in. A FEDERAL CATECHISM, BEING A SHORT
AND EASY EXPLANATION OP THE CONSTITUTION OP THE UNITED STATES. IV. GEN-
ERAL PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT AND COMMERCE. V. THE FARMER'S CATECHISM.
THE SECOND EDITION.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock, 1791. pp. 141. 16mo. AAS. YC.
THE LITTLE HEADER'S ASSISTANT; CONTAINING i. A NUMBER OP STORIES
MOSTLY TAKEN FROM THE HISTORY OF AMERICA, AND ADORNED WITH CUTS. II.
RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. HI. A FEDERAL CATECHISM, BEING A SHORT
AND EASY EXPLANATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OP THE UNITED STATES. IV. GEN-
ERAL PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT AND COMMERCE. V. THE FARMER'S CATE-
CHISM. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. THE THIRD EDITION.
Northampton: Printed by William Butler. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 137. 16mo.
AAS.
Contains also, On a reform of spelling.
THE PROMPTER; OR A COMMENTARY ON COMMON SAYINGS AND SUBJECTS, WHICH
ARE FULL OF COMMON SENSE, THK BEST SENSE IN THE WORLD. "To SEE ALL
OTHERS FAULTS AND FEEL OUR OWN."
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 94. 12mo.
BPL. HC. NYPL.
WEBSTER, PELATIAH 1725 - 1795
AN ADDRESS TO THE STOCK-HOLDERS OF THE BANK OP NORTH-AMERICA, ON THE
SUBJECT OF THE OLD AND NEW BANKS. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Pliiliidelphia : Printed and gold by Joseph Crukshank, No. 91, Hirjh-
Street. 1791. pp. 8. 8vo.
AN ADDRESS TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK OP NORTH-AMERICA :
ON THE SUBJECT OF THE OLD AND NEW BANK. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
[Colophon :]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank. MDCCXCI. pp. l(i. 8vo.
23973
POLITICAL ESSAYS ON THE NATURE AND OPERATION OF MONEY, PUBLIC FI-
NANCES, AND OTHER SUBJECTS: PUBLISHED DURING THE AMERICAN WAR, AND
CONTINUED UP TO THE PRESENT YEAR, 1791. BY PELATIAH WEBSTER, A. M.
Philadelphia: Printed and Hold by Joseph Crukshank, No. 91, High-
Street. MDCCXCI. pp. viii, [504.] 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYIIS. NYPL.
THE WEEKLY MUSEUM. [Motto.] NUMBER 138. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, [—NUM-
BER 190. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1791.]
New-York: Printed and published by John Harrisxon, at his Printing-
Office, No. S, Peck-Slip. 1791. 4to.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER. VOL. i. No. 1. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, [—No. 5.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
Norwich: Published by Ebenezer Bushnell, 24 rods west of the Meeting -
House. 1791. fol.
Established by Ebenezer Bushnell. On June 7, 1792, Bushnell and his
brother-in-law, Thomas Hubbard, "entered a partnership in the Print-
ing and Stocking-weaving business, under the firm of Bushnell and
Hubbard." On October 1, 1793, Bushnell withdrew. Thomas Hub-
bard continued the publication until October, 1796, when he removed
to Chelsea Landing, now a part of Norwich, and established The Chel-
sea Courier, in continuation.
WEICHENHAN, ERASMUS - 1594
CHRISTLICHE BETRACIITUNGEN UBEU DIE EVANGELISCHEN TEXTE, so MAN PFLEOET
ZU LESEN AN DEXEN SONTAGEN UND HOHEN FESTEN. CHRI8TLICH UND AUFRICH-
TIG GEPREDIGT UND BESCHRIEBBN DURCH ERASMUM WEICHENHAN. [Vignette.]
Germantown: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1791. pp. 6, 785. 4to.
This work, which was first, posthumously, printed in 1672, reflects
the religious views of the Schwenkfelders. In typography, paper and
binding, this reprint "at the expense of United Friends" is a very cred-
itable piece of bookmaking. The preface is dated, Montgomery County,
February 12, 1791.
WESLEY, JOHN 1703 - 1791
EXPLANATORY NOTES UPON THE NEW TESTAMENT. BY JOHN WESLEY, M. A. LATE
FELLOW OP LINCOLN-COLLEGE, OXFORD. VOLUME THE FIRST. THE FIRST AMER-
ICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank: Sold by John Dickins,
No. 43, Fourth- Street, near the corner of Race-Street. MDCCXCI. pp. 416.
8VO. AAS.
PRIMITIVE PHYSIC: OR AN EASY AND NATURAL METHOD OF CURING MOST DIS-
EASES. BY JOHN WESLEY, M. A. [One line of Latin.] THE TWENTY-SECOND
EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesnut Street, and sold
by John Dickins, in Fourth Street, No. 43, near Race Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp.
191. 12mo. AAS. SGO.
REASONS AGAINST A SEPARATION FROM THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. BY JOHN
WESLEY, A. M. — PRINTED IN LONDON IN THE YEAR 1758 —
/ Without Place, or Printer. 1791.] pp. (8). 8vo. NYPL.
WEST, BENJAMIN 1730 - 1818
BICKEHSTAFF'S GENUINE ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792. BEING
BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
[Twelve lines.] CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN AND LATITUDE OF BOSTON, AND
WILL SERVE WITHOUT ANY SENSIBLE ERROUH FOR ANY PART OF NEW-ENGLAND.
Boston: Printed for and sold by the Booksellers. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. NYHS.
This is identical with The Federal Almanack, for 1792, with a differ-
ent title-page only.
— BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1792.
. . . [Cut of Washington.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Shop-keepers in Town and Country. [1791.]
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WEST, BENJAMIN, continued.
23981 THE FEDERAL ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792. BEING
BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
[Cut of Washington.]
Boston: Printed for and sold by the Booksellers. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
BPL. NYHS.
— BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE BOSTON ALMANACK, OR, FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR
1792. BEING LEAP-YEAR; AND SIXTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY: CONTAINING, BE-
SIDES WHAT 18 USUAL, AN ACCOUNT OF A MOST HORRID MURDER, DISCOVERED BY
A FAITHFUL DOG. [Cut of astronomer taking an observation.]
[Boston:] Printed by E. Russell, in Essex- Street, cheap to tratelling-
Iraders, &c. [1791.] pp. (24). 12uio. LOC. NYPL.
23983 BICKEHSTAFF'S GENUINE BOSTON ALMANACK, OR, FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR
1792. BEING LEAP-YEAR; AND SIXTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY: CONTAINING, BE-
SIDES WHAT 18 U8DAL, AN ACCOUNT OF A MOST HORRID MURDER, DISCOVERED BY A
FAITHFUL DOG. SECOND EDITION.
[Boston :] Printed by E, Russell, in Essex-Street, cheap to travelling-trad-
ers, d-c. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
23984 — — BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE-
ISLAND, AND CONNECTICUT! [sic] ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1792:
BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND SIXTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. [ Three lines. Cut. Six lines.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Cocerley [sic Coverly.J M,DCC-
XCII [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
23985 BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT,
RHODE-ISLAND, AND CONNECTICUT! [sic] ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
1792: . . .
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverley [sic Coverly.] M,DCC,-
XCII [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
A variant from the preceding in its illustrations.
23986 BICKERSTAFF'S NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR Louo,1792:
BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NORWICH, BUT WILL SERVE WITH-
OUT ESSENTIAL VARIATION FOR THE ADJACENT STATES. [Ten lilies. |
Printed at Norwich, by J. Irumbvll, and sold by the gross, dozen or single.
' Where cash is git-en for linen rags. [1791.] pp. (20). 12mo. CHS. NYPL.
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23987 THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE
SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, WHICH COMMENCED JULY 4, 1776.
[Twenty-one lines.] BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF, ESQ. PHII.OM. [Three lines from]
MILTON.
Providence: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Carter, at the
Post-Office, near the State-House. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC. RIHS.
28988 — THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OH, LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1792. BY ISAAC BlCKERSTAFF, ESQ.
Providence: Printed by John Carter. Sold by Jacob Richardson, esq; in
Newport. [1791.]
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23991
23992
23993
WEST, BENJAMIN, continued.
WHEELEK'S NORTH-AMERICAN CALENDAR, OR AN ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR
OF OUR LOUD 1792: BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SIXTEENTH OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. CONTAINING (BESIDE THE USUAL CALCULATIONS)
A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING MATTER. TYPE OF THE ECLIPSE,
MARCH 22D. [Cut.]
Providence: Printed and sold by Bennett Wheeler. [1791.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. LOC. RIHS.
WESTERN ADVERTISER AND CHAMBERSBURG WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. [JANUARY —
DECEMBER, 1791.]
Chamber sbury : Printed by William Davison. 1791. fol.
THE
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WESTERN [cut] STAR. [VOL. n. No. 6. WHOLE] No. 58. TUESDAY, JANUARY
4, [ — VOL. n. No. 5. WHOLE NO. 109. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1791.]
Printed and published by Loring Andrews, Slockbridge (Massachusetts).
1791. fol. AAS.
THE NEW-YEAR'S WISH OF THE POST WHO CARRIES THE WESTERN-STAR.
[Stockbridge : Printed by Loring Andrews, 1791.] Broadside.
WETHERILL, SAMUEL 1736 - 1816
THE GROUNDS AND REASON OF INCARNATION AND PROCESS OF CHRIST EXPLAINED ;
IN WHICH IS SHEWN, THAT HE DID NOT SUFFER IN THE PLACE AND STEAD OF SIN-
NERS, AND, CONSEQUENTLY, HlS RIGHTEOUSNESS IS NOT IMPUTED TO MEN. BEING
A DEFENCE OF THE DOCTRINES CONTAINED IN A PAMPHLET, ENTITLED, "A CON-
FUTATION OF THE DOCTRINES OF ANTINOMIANISM," &C. IN REPLY TO SEVERAL
SERMONS PREACHED BY THE REVEREND ASHBEL GREEN. To WHICH IS ADDED,
A FEW SENTIMENTS ON THE DOCTRINE OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION, AS HELD BY THE
MISTICK: TOGETHER WITH A SHORT ADDRESS TO THE REVEREND JOSEPH PILMORE.
BY SAMUEL WETHERILL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, on, the south side of
Market-Street, near Fourth-Street, at the Sign of Tortck's Head, and by Joseph
Crukshank on the north side of Market-Street, between Second and Third-Streets.
1791.
WETMORE, IZRAHIAH 1728 - 1798
THE IMPORTANT DUTIES AND QUALIFICATIONS OF GOSPEL MINISTERS, CONSIDERED IN
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. DAVID LEWIS BEEBEE TO
THE PASTORAL OFFICE OVER THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, IN WOODBRIDGE,
FEBRUARY 23, 1791.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse. 1791. pp. 22. 8vo.
WHARTON, CHARLES HENRY 1748 - 1833
A SHORT AND CANDID ENQUIRY INTO THE PROOFS OF CHRIST'S DIVINITY, . . . IN
A LETTER TO A FRIEND.
Wilmington: Printed by Brynberg & Andrews. 1791. pp. 48. 12mo.
WHEELER, BENNETT
THE YOUNG MASON'S MONITOR; CONTAINING SOME NECESSARY HINTS TO YOUNG
BRETHREN — YET NOT BENEATH THE ATTENTION OF ANY. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED,
A COLLECTION OF MASONIC SONGS, ODES, &C. MANY OF THEM NEW AND EXCELLENT.
COMPILED BY B. WHEELER, SECRETARY OF ST. JOHN'S LODGE, No. 1. PROVIDENCE.
[Cut of masonic emblems.]
Printed at Providence, [by and\ for the Editor, in the year of lirjld 5791
[1791.] pp. 46, (1). 12mo. RIHS.
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WHEELING, W.
PRICE WOODS'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANAC, AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTION OF
THE SUN AND MOON — THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS — THE
RISING AND SETTING OF THE SON — THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE
MOON, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1792: BEING BESSEXTILE, OR LEAP-TEAR, AND
THE SIXTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Fourteen lines.] ASTRONOMICAL
CALCULATIONS BT W. WHEELING.
Newark (N. J.): Printed by John Woods. Sixpence. [1791.] pp. (39).
16ino. JCB.
Contains, The Reconciliation, a dialogue performed by the students at
Orange Academy.
WHITEFIELD, GEORGE 1714 - 1770
THE DOCTRINE OF ELECTION DEFENDED AND SUPPORTED. BEING A LETTER FROM
THE REV. GEORGE WHITEFIELD, IN ANSWER TO A SERMON, PUBLISHED BT THE
REV. JOHN WESLET, IN FAVOUR OK UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION.
Windham : Printed by John Byrne. [1791.] pp. (28). 8vo. NTPL.
WHITEHEAD, JOHN 1740 - 1804
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT THE NEW CHAPEL IN THE CITT ROAD ON THE NINTH
OF MARCH, 1791, AT THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE REV. MR. JOHN WESLET. . . .
BT JOHN WIHTEHEAD, M. D.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph CruTcshank, No. 91, High Street, and sold
by John Lickins, JVo. 182, in Race Street, near Sixth Street. M.DCC.XCI.
— A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT THE NEW CHAPEL IN THE CITT ROAD, ON THE
NINTH OF MARCH, 1791, AT THE FUNEHAL OF THE LATE REV. MR. JOHN WESLET.
[Four lines from] REV. xiv. 13. BY JOHN WHITEHEAD, M. D. THE SECOND
EDITION. [PRICE ONE-EIGHTH OF A DOLLAR.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, No. 91, High Street, and sold
by John Dickins, No. 182, in Race Street, near Sixth Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp.
(69). 12mo. NTPL.
Second title: SOME ACCOUNT OF THE LAST SICKNESS AND DEATH OF THE REV.
JOHN WESLEY, M. A. [Two lines from] PSALM exit. 6. cxvi. 15.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crvkahtink, No. 91, High Street, and sold
by John Dickins, No. 182, in liaee Street, near Sixth Street. M.DCC.XCI. pp.
(2), (51)-(69).
WILLIAMS, DAVID 1738-1816
LESSONS TO A TOUNG PRINCE, BT AN OLD STATESMAN, ON THE PRESENT DISPOSITION
IN EUKOPE TO A GENERAL REVOLUTION. TlIE SIXTH EDITION. WlTH THE ADDI-
TION OF A LESSON ON THE MODE OF 8TUDTING AND PROFITING BT THE REFLECT-
IONS ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: BT THE RIGHT HONORABLE EDMUND BURKE.
EMBELLISHED WITH FIVE COPPERPLATES, DELINEATING FIVE POLITICAL CONSTITU-
TIONS IN A MODE ENTIRELY NEW. [Three lines of Latin from] Cic, DE Div. LIB.
II. VER. 4.
London — Printed: New-York, Re-printed by Child* and Swaine. Sold by
Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square. — 1791. — pp. 68, 5 plates. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOG. MHS. KT1I8. NTPL.
LESSONS TO A TOUNG PRINCE, BT AN OLD STATESMAN, ON THE PRESENT
DISPOSITION IN EUROPE, TO A GENERAL REVOLUTION. [THE SIXTH EDITION.] WlTH
THE ADDITION OF A LESSON, ON THE MODE OF STUDTING AND PROFITING BT THE
REFLECTIONS ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: BT THE RIGHT HONORABLE EDMUND
BURKE, TOGETHER WITH A LESSON ON THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. EMBELLISH-
ED WITH FIVE COPPERPLATES, DELINEATING FIVE POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS, IN A
MODE ENTIHELT NEW.
Philadelphia: Carey, Stewart & Co. 1791.
1791
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WILLIAMS, HELEN MARIA 1762-1827
LETTERS ON THE FKENCH REVOLUTION, WRITTEN IN FUAKCB, IN THE SUMMER OP
1790, TO A FRIEND IN ENGLAND; CONTAINING, VARIOUS ANECDOTES RELATIVE TO
THAT INTERESTING EVENT, AND MEMOIRS OF MONS. AND MADAME DC F . BY
HELEN MAKIA WILLIAMS. THE FIKST AMERICAN EDITION. [VOLUME I.]
Printed at Boston, by J. Belknap and A. Young. Sold at their Printing-
Office, No. 84, Newbury Street, and by the Book-sellers in 'lown and Country.
MDCCXCI. pp. 137. 12mo. AAS. BM. NYFL.
A second volume was printed, in 1792, with the title, Letters from
France.
WILLISON, JOHN 1680 - 1750
AN EXPLANATION OF THE ASSEMBLY'S SHORTER CATECHISM.
Philadelphia: Printed by W. Young, No. 52, Second-Street, the corner of
Chesnut- street. 1791. 16mo.
THE MOTHER'S CATECHISM, FOR THE YOUNG CHILD: OR, A PREPARATORY HELP
FOR THE YOUNG AND IGNORANT. IN ORDER TO THEIR EASIER UNDERSTANDING
THE ASSEMBLY'S SHORTER CATECHISM. To WHICH is PREFIXED, AN ADVICE TO
PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline, 1791.
WILSON, JAMES 1742 - 1798
A CHARGE DELIVERED BY THE HON. JAMES WILSON, ESQ. ONE OF THE ASSOCIATE
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE GRAND JURY,
IMPANNELLED FOK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, HOLDEN FOR
THE MIDDLE-CIRCUIT AT THE CAPITOL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA, ON MONDAY, THE 23D DAY OF MAY. 1791.
Richmond: Printed by Augtistine Damn, M,DCC,XCI. pp. [29.] 8vo. LOC.
AN INTRODUCTORY LECTURE TO A COURSE OF LAW LECTURES. BY JAMES WIL-
SON, L. L. D. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PLAN OF THE LECTUUES.
Philadelphia: From the Press of T. Dobson. M,DCC,XCI. pp. (96). Svo.
LCP. NYHS. NYPL.
llth Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to James Wilson, as
Author, 3 January, 1791.
EIN WOHL EINGERICHTETES DEUTSCHES A. B. C. BlJCHSTAliER UND LKSEBUCH ZUM
GEBRADCH DEUTSCHER SCHULEN. ENTHALTEND: 1. DAS A. B. C. NEBST EINER
GROSSEN MESGE BUCHSTABIR-UND LESEUBUNGEN. 2. DAS GEBAT DBS HERUN
DIE GEBOTE, DEN GLAUBEN, NEBST DEM 5, 6 UND 7TEN CAPITEL AUS MATTHAO.
3. EtNEN HINREICHENDEN GRUNDISCHEN CND FASSLICIIEN UNTERRICHT DAS
DEUTSCHE RICHTIG zu LERNEN. 4. EINE ANWEISUNG DEN KINDERN DAS SCHREI-
BEN UND RECHNEN LETCHTEH UND BEGRETFLICHER zu MACIIEN. 5. EINIGE AN-
GBNEHME UND MORALISCHE GESCHICHTEN UND ERZAHLUNGEN FUR KINDER, MIT
KUPFERN. 7. EINE ERDBESCOUBUNG UND ALLGEMEINE NACHRICHT VON DER
ERDE UND DEN WIER WELTTHEILEN EUROPA, ASIA, AFRICA UND COLUMBIA ODER
AMERICA, ZUM NUTZEN DER ERWACHSENEN SOWOHL ALS DER KINDER.
Germantaun, gedruckt und zu haben bey Michael Billmeyer. 1791.
13th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Michael Billmeyer. as
Proprietor, 12 January, 1791.
EIN WOHL EINGERICHTETES DEUTSCIIES A. B. C. BUCHSTABER, UND LESEBUCH
ZUM GEBRAUCH DEUTSCHER SCHULEN.
Germantaun, Gedruckt und zu haben bey Michael Billmeyer. 1791.
25th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Michael Billmeyer, as
Proprietor, 17 October, 1791.
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24010 WOODS'S NEWARK GAZETTE AND NEW-.JEHSEY ADVERTISER. VOL. I. No. 1. THURS-
DAY, MAT 19, [—No. 33. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1791.]
Newark, New-Jersey : Printed by John Woods. 1791. fol.
Established by John Woods, and continued by him to November, 1797,
when a new serial numbering was begun, and after a few weeks, Woods
was succeeded by John H. Williams, who printed the Gazette "for the
Proprietors" into the year 17!)9, when Jacob Halsey became the print-
er and publisher into the year 1801, when he sold his interests to John
Wallis, one of his assistants, who continued its publication to the end
of the year 1804, when it was discontinued. In March, 1793, the title
was altered to, Woods's Newark Gazette and Peterson Advertiser, up to
June, 1795, when the old form was reverted to until Woods withdrew,
and his name was dropped. Jacob Halsey shortened the title to The,
Newark Gazette, under which name it was continued until publication
ceased in December, 1804.
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24011 WORCESTER, NOAH 1758-1837
A FRIENDLY LETTER TO THE REVEREND THOMAS BALDWIN, CONTAINING AN AN-
SWER TO nis BRIEF DEFENCE OF THE PRACTICE OF THE CLOSE COMMUNIONISTS.
IN EIGHT PARTS. . . . [Seven lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed by Geo. Hough, at his office in Concord. M.DCC.XCI. pp. 48. 8vo.
AA8. BA. JCB. LOC.
24012 THE GOSPEL-MINISTRY ILLUSTRATF.D. A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINA-
TION OF THE REV. TlIOMAS WORCESTER, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN SALISBURY,
Nov. 9, 1791. BY NOAH WORCESTER, A. B. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN THORN-
TON.
Newburyport : Printed by John Jfycall, for William Hoyt. [1791.] pp.
(34). 8VO. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
24013 WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
ELEMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY, DESIGNED FOR YOUNG STUDENTS IN THAT SCIENCE. IN
SEVEN SECTIONS. SECT. 1. OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM. SECT. 2. OF THE EARTH IN
PARTICULAR. SECT. 3. OF MAPS AND GLOBES. TlIE THREE FOREGOING SECTIONS
CONTAIN THE SCIENTIFIC OR ASTRONOMICAL PAKT OF GEOGRAPHY DIGESTED IN A
CLEAR AND COMPREHENSIVE MANNER. SECT. 4. OF THE DIFFERENT RELIGIONS,
GOVERNMENTS AND LANGUAGES OF NATIONS. SECT. 5. OF THE POLITICAL DI-
VISIONS OF THE EARTH INTO EMPIKE8, KINGDOMS &C. OR THE HISTORICAL PART
OF GEOGRAPHY. SECT. 6. OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY OR THE PROPERTIES OF
MATTER &c. SECT. 7. OF CHRONOLOGY. BY BENJAMIN WORKMAN, A. M. THE
THIRD EDITION. ILLUSTRATED WITH 1. A MAP OF THE WORLD. 2. A PART OF
THE SOLAR SYSTEM. 3. A MAP OF NORTH AMERICA. 4. A MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES. 5. A MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA. 6. A MAP OF EUROPE. 7. A MAP OF
ASIA. 8. A MAP OF AFRICA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Culloch, 1791.
28th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to John M'Culloch, as
Proprietor, 9 December, 1791.
34014 FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR 1792; BEING BISSEXTILE OR
LEAP YEAR. CONTAINING, ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS; WITH EVERY OTHER
THING NECESSARY IN AN ALMANAC. [Seventeen lines. Cut.]
Philadelphia, Printed and sold by John H'Culloch, at No. 1. North Third-
Street. [1791.] pp. (36). 12mo. VSL.
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YALE COLLEGE.
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY OP YALE-COLLEGE, NEW-HAVEN.
[New-Haven:] Printed by T. & S. Green. MDCCXCI. pp. (50), (2). 8vo.
AAS. CHS. I.OC. YC.
The total number of books in the Library is stated to be about twenty-
seven hundred volumes — only one hundred more than appeared in
the Catalogue issued in 1743.
ILLUSTRISSIMO SAMUELI HUNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIPCBT.IC^ CONNECTICUT-
TENSIS GCBERNATORI I HONORATISSIMO OLIVERO WOLCOTT, ARM. VICE-GUBEUNA-
TORi: CLARISSIMISQUE PROCERIBUS POLITIC NOSTRUM CIVILIS: REVERENDO PAKIT-
ER AC HONORANDO EzR^B STILES, 8. T. D. LL. D. COLLEGII YALEN8IS PK/ESIDI,
[Five lines.] HASCE THESES, QUAS IN COMITIIS POBLICIS COLLEGII YALENSIS,
DIE 14TO SEPTEMBRIS, ANNO DOMINI, M,DCC,XCI. DEFENDEHE CONABUNTOR,
JUVENES IN ARTIBUS INITIATI, [Twenty-eight names.] HABITA IN COMITIIS Ac-
ADEMICIS NOVO PORTC CONNECTICOTTENSIUM, M,DCC,XCI.
[Now-Portu:] E Typis Thomai et Samuelis Green, Universitatis Typo-
graphorum. [1791.] Broadside, fol. HC.
YOBK COUNTY. MAINE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TO THE PROPRIETORS AND OWNERS OF LANDS, IN THE TOWN
OF SHAPLEIGH, IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, THAT THEIR LANDS ARE TAXED BY THE
ASSESSORS OF SAID PROPRIETORS, [Forty-eight lines.] BY ORDER OF SAID PRO-
PRIETORS' COMMITTEE, DANIEL SEWALL, COLLECTOR. YORK, APRIL 6, 1791.
[Portsmouth: Printed by John MeUherf 1791.] Broadside. 4to. AAS.
YOUNG, EDWARD 1684 - 1765
THE COMPLAINT: OR, NIQHT-THOUGHTS ON LIFE, DEATH, AND IMMORTALITY. To
WHICH IS ADDED, A PARAPHRASE ON PART OF THE BOOK OF JOB. A NEW EDI-
TION. [One line of Latin from] VIRG. WITH THE LIKE OF DR. EDWARD YOUNG.
Philadelphia: Printed by Henry Taylor, for Robert Campbell, 1791.
— THE COMPLAINT: OR, NIGHT-THOUGHTS ON LIFE, DEATH, AND IMMORTAL-
ITY. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PARAPHRASE ON PART OF THE BOOK OF JOB.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6,
South Front-Street. 1791.
RESIGNATION: IN TWO PARTS, AND A POSTSCRIPT TO MRS. B*******.
Philadelphia: 1791. 12mo. BM.
ZEAL FOR THE TRUTH; OR, AN ATTEMPT TO VINDICATE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
AGAINST THE ERRORS INTRODUCED BY ANTICHRIST. BY A LOVER OF MANKIND.
PIMadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, 1791.
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24022 ACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONVERSION OP A LITTLE BOY AND GIRL.
Dover: Printed by Eliphalet Ladd. 1792.
AAS.
24023 ADAMS, ZABDIEL 1739 - 1801
THE DUTY OP MINISTERS GIVING THEMSELVES WHOLLY TO THEIR WORK; REPRE-
SENTED IN A SERMON PREACHED MAY 16TII, 1792. AT THK INSTALLATION OP
THE REV. MR. JOHN FOSTER. OVER THE CHURCH, AND PIRST CONGREGATIONAL
SOCIETY IN TAUNTON, COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. ... To WHICH ARE
ADDED THE CHARGE AND RlGHT-IIAND OP FELLOWSHIP, BY THE REVEREND
DOCTORS HOWARD AND LATHROP, OF BOSTON.
Boston: Printed by T. & J. Meet, 1792. pp. (34). 8vo.
AAS. BA. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYHS.
24024 ADDOMS, JONAS SMITH
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE MALIGNANT FEVER, WHICH PREVAILED IN THE
CITY OF NEW- YORK DURING THE MONTHS OP AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, AND OCTOBER
IN THE YEAR 1791.
New-York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, 1792. pp. 37. 8vo. SGO.
24025 AN ADDRESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [Ornament.] [Signed, An Episcopalian.]
New-York: — Printed in the year 1792. pp. 12. 12nio. JCB. NYIIS.
Reprinted in Charleston, in 1795.
24020 ADVICE TO PREVENT POVERTY.
Windsor: Printed by Alden, Spooner, 1792.
24027 ^ESOPUS 619 - 564 B. c.
SELECT FABLES OF ESOP AND OTHER FABULISTS. IN THREE BOOKS. BY R. DODSLET.
[Seven lines from] PARADISE LOST, B. 8. L. 370. A NEW EDITION.
Printed and sold by Benjamin Johnson, High-Street, Philadelphia.
M,DCC,XCII. pp. 209, (6). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
24028 THE ALBANY GAZETTE. VOL. vm. NUMB. 533. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL ix.
NUMB. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Printed every Monday and Thursday by Charles R. and George Webster,
No. 46, (on the north side of) State-Street, corner of Middle-Lnne. 1792. fol.
24029 THE ALBANY [N. Y. arms] REGISTER. [Motto.] VOL. iv. NUMB. 182. MONDAY,
JANUARY 2, [— VOL. v. NDMB. 234. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
[Albany:] Printed every Monday, by John Barber and Solomon SoutJt-
wiek, No. 48, north side of State-Street. 1792. fol.
The motto reads: Let party feuds or civil discord rage — Our Press shall
e'er impartially engage.
1792
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24032
24033
24034
ALEXANDER, CALEB 1755-1828
A GRAMMATICAL SYSTEM OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; COMPREHENDING A PLAIN
AND FAMILIAR SCHEME OF TEACHING YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES THE ART OF
SPEAKING AND WRITING CORRECTLY THEIK NATIVE TONGUE. BY CALEB ALEX-
DER, A. M.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, No. 53 Cornhill. 1792. pp. 96.
121110. A AS. BPL.
26th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Caleb Alexander, as
Author, 28 February, 1792.
ALLEINE, JOSEPH 1634 - 1668
THE SOLEMN WARNINGS OF THE DEAD. OR, AN ADMONITION TO UNCONVERTED SIN-
NERS; BY JOSEPH ALLEINE. AND, A CALL TO THE UNCONVERTED; BY MR.
RICHARD BAXTER. HE BEING DEAD YET SPEAKETH. HEB. xi. 4.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesmtt street; and sold by
John Dickins, No. 182, Race street, near Sixth street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 186,
(2). 12mo. NYPL.
The two supplemental pages contain, "Books, published by John Dick-
ins, for the use of the Methodist Societies in the United States of Amer-
ica." The first published catalogue of what is now the Methodist Book
Concern.
ALLEN, PAUL, JUNIOR 1775 - 1826
AN ORATION, ON THE DEATH OF ROGER WILLIAMS HOWELL, A MEMBER OF THE
SENIOR CLASS OF RHODE-ISLAND COLLEGE, WHO DIED OCTOBER 7, 1792, ^TAT.
30. PRONOUNCED IN THE COLLEGE-CHAPKL, NOVEMBER 22, 1792. BY PAUL
ALLEN, JUN. CLASSMATE OF THE DECEASED. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE
STUDENTS. [Five lines from] THOMSON.
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1792.] pp. (11). 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. BU. Ring.
ALLEN, THOMAS
— NEW- YORK — 1792. — THOMAS ALLEN'S SALE CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, CONSISTING
OF A VERY EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF VALUABLE BOOKS IN EVERY BRANCH OF
SCIENCE AND POLITE LITERATURE, ANCIENT AND MODERN, WHICH WILL BE DIS-
POSED OF, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ON REASONABLE TERMS, AT HIS BOOK AND
STATIONARY STORE, NO. 12, QUEEN-STREET, NEW-YORK. J^" T. ALLEN PRE-
SENTS HIS SINCERE THANKS TO HIS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, AND TO THE PUBLIC
IN GENERAL, FOR THEIR FORMER FAVOURS, AND BEGS LEAVK TO INFORM THEM,
THAT HE HAS REMOVED FROM NO. 16, TO NO. 12, QuEEN-STREET ; AND IS CON-
STANTLY ENLARGING HIS ASSORTMENT BY FRESH IMPORTATIONS OP BOOKS FROM
VARIOUS PARTS OF EUROPE. HE FLATTERS HIMSELF THAT AT HIS STORE WILL BE
FOUND AS ELEGANT A COLLECTION, AND AT AS LOW PRICES, AS AT ANY PLACE IN
THIS CITY. CATALOGUES DELIVERED AT THE PLACE OF SALE, GRATIS.
New-York: Printed for t'fiomat Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 12,
Queen-Street. — 1792. pp. 55. 8vo. AAS. MHS.
ALLEN, TIMOTHY 1715 - 1806
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN CHESTERFIELD, DECEMBER 8, 1791. AT THE DEDI-
CATION OF THE NEW MEETING-HOUSE. BY TlMOTHY ALLEN, A. M. AND PASTOR
OF THE CHURCH THERE. AND (PUBLISHED) BY DESIRE OF THOSE WHO HEARD IT.
Northampton: Printed by William Butler. — 1792. pp. 19. 8vo. JCB.
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24035 THE AMERICAN APOLLO, CONTAINING THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE HISTORICAL SO-
CIETY, ESSAYS, MORAL, POLITICAL, AND POETICAL, AND THE DAILY OCCURRENCES
IN THE NATURAL, CIVIL, AND COMMERCIAL WORLD. [Cut.] SciENTLE PATER MUS-
ARUM PKINCEPS. ly SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE AMERICAN APOLLO, ARE RE-
CEIVED BY THE PUBLISHERS AT THEIR PRINTING-OFFICE, STATE STREET, BOSTON,
AND BY THE FOLLOWING PRINTERS AND BOOKSELLERS — MR. J. DABNEY, AND MR.
W. CARLETON, SALEM — B. EMEHSON, ESQ. POSTMASTER, NEWBURY-PORT. — J.
LlBBEY, ESQ. POST-MASTER, PORTSMOUTH — S. FREEMAN, ESQ. POSTMASTER,
PORTLAND — I. THOMAS, ESQ. WORCESTER— MR. E. W. WELD, SPRINGFIELD, T.
HlLLDRUP, ESC$. POSTMASTER, HARTFORD, AND BY MANY OTHER GENTLEMEN IN
VARIOUS PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES. [NO. 1. PART II VOL. 1. FRIDAY,
JANUARY 6,— No. 39 — PART n — VOL. i. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1792.]
Printed at Boston, by Belknap and Young, State Street. [1792.] pp. (4)
408. 8VO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC.
No dates are given. Aud it appears that each of the thirty-nine num-
bers had a similar cover, with the above title, and two pages of adver-
tisements. Beginning with the first number, and continuing success-
ively for each of the thirty-nine weekly issues, there was published one
signature, of usually eight pages, which could be separated from the
rest, and was called Part i, which contained the Publications of the
Massachusetts Historical Society. After thirty numbers were issued,
this was published separately, and the American Apollo was published
in folio newspaper form. 21st Massachusetts District Copyright, is-
sued to Belknap and Young, as Proprietors, 5 June, 1792.
24036 AMERICAN APOLLO. VOL. n. No. 1. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, [ — VOL. n. No. 13.
WHOLE NO. 52. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1792.]
Printed and published, on Fridays, by Belknap and Young, in State-Street,
Boston. 1792. fol. BA.
24037 AMERICAN CHRONOLOGY.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Matltew Carey, 1792.
Advertised as "in press" January, 1792.
24038 THE AMERICAN GAZETTE, AND NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH WEEKLY ADVERTISER.
[Motto.] VOL. i. NUMBER 1. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, [ — NUMBER 24. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Norfolk: Printed by C. Willett and W. Davis, near tfo Market. 1792. 4to.
Established by Charles Willett, and William Davis, and continued by
them into the year 1794, when they established, with a new number-
ing, in May, 1794, the American Gazette, and Norfolk and Portsmouth Pub-
lic Advertiser. In August, 1794, the partnership was dissolved, Charles
Willett retiring, and in the same month establishing The Herald, and
Norfolk and Portsmouth Advertiser, at the same Printing-Office, on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and William Davis continuing the Ameri-
can Gazette, changing the days of publication to Tuesdays and Fridays.
In May, 1796, the title was altered to, American Gazette & General
Advertiser.
24039 THE AMERICAN [U. 8. arms] MERCURY. VOL. vm. NUMB. 891. MONDAY, JANUARY
2, [—NUMB. 443. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Hartford : Printed by Eliiha Babcock. 1792. fol. AAS. CHS. YC.
24040 THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, *c. PROSB AND POETICAL FOR MARCH 1787. [Two lines of verse.] VOL. i.
NUMB. in. THE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey, M.DCC.XCII.
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24042
24043
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24046
24047
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, continued.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, ou REPOSITORY OP ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, &c, PROSE AND POETICAL FOR SEPTEMBER, 1787. [Three lines of quota-
tions.] VOL. n. No. in. THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Afathew Carey, No. 118, Market-Street. March
22, M.DCC.XCII. AAS. LOG.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM : OH REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, &c. PROSE AND POETICAL. FOR OCTOBER, 1787. [Three lines of quota-
tions.] VOL. ii. No. iv. THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey, No. 118, Market-Street. M.DCC-
XCII. AAS. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM: OR REPOSITORY OP ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, &c. PROSE AND POETICAL FOR NOVEMBER, 1787. [Three lines of quota-
tions.] VOL. n. NUMB. v. SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey, June 23, M.DCC.XCII. AAS. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM: OR REPOSITORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FUGITIVE
PIECES, &c. PROSE AND POETICAL. FOH MAY, 1788. [Three lines of quotations.]
VOL. in. No. v. THE SECOND EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathtw Carey, No. 118, Market- Street. June 9,
M.DCC.XCII. AAS. LOC.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OH, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE: CONTAINING ESSAYS ON
AGRICULTURE — COMMERCE — MANUFACTURES — POLITICS — MORALS — AND MANNERS.
SKETCHES OF NATIONAL CHARACTERS — NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY — AND BIOG-
RAPHY. LAW INFORMATION — PUBLIC PAPERS — PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS — IN-
TELLIGENCE; MORAL TALES — ANCIENT AND MODERN POETRY, &C. &C. [VOL. XI.]
FOK THE YEAR 1792. PART I. FROM JANUARY TO JUNE.
Philadelphia: From the Press of M. Carey, No. 118, Market-Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 308, 30, 92, 48, (4). 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. LOC. NYHS.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE: CONTAINING ESSAYS ON
AGRICULTURE — COMMERCE — MANUFACTURES— POLITICS MORALS — AND MANNERS.
SKETCHES OF NATIONAL CHARACTERS — NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY — AND BIOG-
RAPHY. LAW INFORMATION PUBLIC PAPERS — PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS IN-
TELLIGENCE; MORAL TALES ANCIENT AND MODERN POETRY, *C. &C. [VOL. XII.]
FOR THE YEAR 1792. PART II. FROM JULY TO DECEMBER.
Philadelphia: from the Press of M. Carey, No. 118, Market-Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 352, 36, 44, 40. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
Discontinued with the issue for December, owing to the action of the
Post Office Department denying magazines the use of the mails. An
attempt was made, by the Publisher, to continue its publication in
1798-1799, and a single volume, sometimes called xin, completed its
publication in 1799.
THE AMERICAN POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793 : OP AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE THE SEVENTEENTH. THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR
LEAP-YEAR. CONTAINING, (BESIDES EVERY THING THAT IS COMMON IN AN ALMA-
NAC OF THE KIND) THE WHOLE OF THE ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE NATIONAL DE-
FENCE, BY ESTABLISHING AN UNIFORM MILITIA THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES,
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF LISTS, USEFUL TABLES, AND OTHER MATTER.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Thomas Lang, No. 21, Church-Alley.
[1792.] pp. (48). 48mo. LOC.
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24048 AMERICAN SPY. VOL. i. NUM. 40. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, [— VOL. n. NUM. 91. FRI-
DAY, DECEMBER 28, 1792.]
Lansingliurgh : Printed by Silvester Tiffany, (a little south of Douglass' Tav-
ern) at twelve shillings per annum, 1792. fol.
With the issue for August 3d, William W. Wands, was admitted to part-
nership, as Tiffany and Wands.
24049 THE AMERICAN THEATRE. BEING A COLLECTION OF PLAYS, TAKEN PROM BELL'S
THEATRE, AND PERFORMED BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
£Seven lines of verse.] VOL. i. [Publisher's monogram. J
[Philadelphia:] Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Fourth street, (N~o. 36.)
nearly opposite the Indian Queen. - 1792. pp. (2), 80, (1), 2; 59, (1); 84; (8),
33, 3; <i7, (1), (2), frontispiece. 12mo. AAS.
Second title: AMERICAN EDITION. THE GAMESTER, A TRAGEDY, AS PERFORMED
BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE, IN SOUTHWARK, PHILADELPHIA.
WRITTEN BY MR. EDWARD MOORE. [Publisher's monogram.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by E. Story, in Second Street, fifth door
above Arch Street, the east side. [1790.] pp. 80, (1), (2).
Third title : AMERICAN EDITION. THE EARL OF ESSEX. A TRAGEDY. As PER-
FORMED BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE IN SOUTHWARK,
PHILADELPHIA. WRITTEN BY HENRY JONES. [Publisher's monogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second Street. M.DCC.XC.
pp. 59, (1).
Fourth title: GUSTAVUS VASA, THE DELIVERER OF HIS COUNTRY. A TRAGEDY.
AS IT WAS TO HAVE BEEN ACTED AT THE THEATRE ROYAL IN DRURY LANE, NOW
PERFORMED BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE, IN SOUTHWARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, in Second Street. 1790.
pp. 84.
Fifth title: THE WIDOW OF MALABAR. A TRAGEDY. As IT is PERFORMED AT
THE THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN T-GARDEN. WRITTEN BY MAUIANA STAHKE. [Pub-
lisher's monogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by E. Story, in Fourth, between Market
and Chesnut-Streets. (No. 36.) [1791.] pp. (2), (2), (2), (2), 33, (3).
Sixth title: AMERICAN EDITION. DOUGLAS, A TRAGEDY. As PERFORMED BY
THE AMERICAN COMPANY, AT THE THEATRE, IN SOUTHWARK, PHILADELPHIA.
WRITTEN BY THE REV. MR. HOME. [Publisher's monogram.}
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story, Second Street. M.DCC.XC.
pp. 67, (1), (2).
Advertised: VOL. n. THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. BY ARTHUR MURPHY. — THE
SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. BY BENJAMIN HOADLY. THE TRUE-BORN IRISHMAN.
BY CHARLES MACKLIN. — SEHMA AND AZORE. BY JEAN FRANCOIS MARMONTEL.
— THE FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF THE POOR SOLDIER. Bl JOHN
O'KEEFFE. — THE PRISONER AT LARGE. BY JOHN O'KEEFFE.
24050 AMERICANISCHER HAUS UND WIRTHSCHAFTS - CALENDER AUF DAS 1793STE JAHR
ClIRISTI. ZUM ZWOLFTENMAL HERAU8GEGEBEN.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Steiner & Kdmmerer. [1792.]
No Almanacs of this series were published for the years 1791 and 1792.
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AMERICANISCHER STADT UNO LAND KALENDKB AUF DAS 17938TB JAHR CHRISTI,
WELCHES KIN GEMEIN JAHK IST VON 365 TAGEN.
Philadelphia. Gedruckt und zu haben bey Carl Cist, inder Zweyten-strasse,
No. 104. nah am JSck der Rehs-strasse. [1792.] pp. (42). 4to. AAS. LOC.
AKDERSON, JAMES 16SO-1739
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS: CONTAINING THEIR HISTORY, CHARGES, ADDRESSES, &c., COL-
LECTED AND DIGESTED FROM THEIR OLD RECORDS, FAITHFUL TRADITIONS, AND
LODGE-BOOKS FOR THE USE OF MASONS. To WHICH ARE ADDED, THE HlSTORYOF
MASONRY IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AND THE CONSTITUTION,
LAWS, AND REGULATIONS OF THEIR GRAND LODGE. TOGETHER WITH A LA11GB
COLLECTION OF SONGS, EPILOGUES, &C. BY THADDEU8 MASON HARRIS.
Printed at Worcester, by brother Isaiah Thomas. In the Christian era
MDCCXCII; ire the year of light VMDCCXCII. pp. 228, plate. 4to.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. MBS.
41st Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah Thomas, as
Proprietor, 7 December, 1792.
ANDREWS, ROBERT
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER LEAP YEAR. AND THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BY
ROBERT ANDREWS, PHILO. SIGNS, PLANETS, AND ASPECTS. [Twelve lines.]
Richmond: Printed by T. Nicolson, two doors above the Eagle-Tavern.
[1792.] pp. (48). 12mo. GHS. LOC.
Contains, Bathmendi, a Persian tale.
AN APPENDIX TO THE IMPARTIAL STATEMENT OF THE CONTROVERSY RESPECTING
THE DECISION OF THE LATE COMMITTEE OF CANVASSERS.
New-York: Printed by Childs and Swaine. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [22.] 8vo.
JCB. NYH8. NYPL.
This "Appendix" is a separate and distinct publication, answering and
controverting the assertions in the "Impartial statement," and supple-
mentary to it, only in that way.
ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE ORIENTAL MORALIST, OH THE BEAUTIES OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAIN-
MENTS.
New-York: Printed for Berry, Rogers & Berry, No. 35, Hanover-Square.
1792.
THE [cut] ARGUS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Boston: — Printed and published, on Tuesdays and Fridays, by Edward
Eveleth Powars, opposite the Court-House, Court-Street. 1792. fol.
The cut is of a Peacock. No serial volume, or number is given. In
October, publication became weekly on Tuesdays, only.
ARISTOTLE, pseudonym.
ARISTOTLE'S BOOK OF PROBLEMS, WITH OTHER ASTRONOMERS, ASTROLOGERS, PHILOS-
OPHERS, PHYSICIANS, &C: WHKREIN ARE CONTAINED DIVERS QUESTIONS AND AN-
SWERS TOUCHING THE STATE OF MAN'S BODY. TOGETHER WITH THE REASONS OF
DIVERS WONDERS IN THE CREATION; THE GENERATION OF BIRDS, BEASTS, FISHES,
AND INSECTS; AND MANY OTHER PROBLEMS ON THE MOST WEIGHTY MATTERS, BY
WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Booksellers. MDCCXCII. pp. 68. 12mo. AAS.
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ARISTOTLE, continued.
- — ARISTOTLE'S LAST LEGACY, UNFOLDING THE MYSTERIES OF NATURE IN TEE
[M'C] GENERATION OF MAN. TREATING, I. OF VIRGINITY, ITS SIGNS AND TOKENS,
AND HOW A MAN MAY KNOW WHETHER HE HATH MARRIED A VIRGIN OH NOT. II.
OF THE ORGAN OF GENERATION IN WOMEN, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE WOMB.
III. OF THE USE AND ACTION OF THE GENITALS IN THE WORK OF GENERATION. IV.
OF CONCEPTION ; AND HOW TO KNOW WHETHER A WOMAN HAS CONCEIVED, AND
WHETHER OF A MALE OR FEMALE. V. OF THE PLEASURE AND ADVANTAGE OF
MARRIAGE ; WITH THE UNHAPPY CONSEQUENCES OF UNEQUAL MATCHES, AND MISERIES
OF UNLAWFUL LOVE. VI. OF BARRENNESS, WITH REMEDIES AGAINST IT; AND THE
SIGNS OF INSUFFICIENCY BOTH IN MEN AND WOMEN. VII. DIRECTIONS TO BOTH
SEXES HOW TO MANAGE THEMSELVES IN THE ACT OF COITION, OR THEIR VENEREAL
EMBRACES. VIII. A VADE-MECUM FOR MIDWIVE8 AND NURSES; CONTAINING PAR-
TICULAR DIRECTIONS FOR THE FAITHFUL DISCHARGE OF THEIR SEVERAL EMPLOY-
MENTS. ix. EXCELLENT REMEDIES AGAINST ALL DISEASES INCIDENT TO VIRGINS
AND CHII.D-BKARING WOMEN; FITTED FOR THE USE OF MIDWIVES, *C. A NEW ED-
ITION.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Booksellers. MDCCXCII. pp. 39 [sic 34.]
12mo. AAS.
24059
34060
24061
24062
ASH, JOHN 1724-1779
GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES; OK, 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. . . . WlTH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING, I. TlIE DECLENSION OF IR-
REGULAR AND DEFECTIVE VERBS. II. TlIK APPLICATION OF THE GRAMMATICAL IN-
STITUTES. in. SOME USEFUL OBSERVATIONS ON THE ELLIPSIS. To WHICH is NOW
ADDED, SELECT LESSONS TO INSTIL JUST SENTIMENTS OF VIRTUE IN YOUTH. AND
A COLLECTION OF BOOKS, PROPER FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, TO SHORTEN
THE PATH TO KNOWLEDGE.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1792.
ASBURY, FRANCIS 1745-1816
AN EXTRACT FROM THE JOURNAL OF FRANCIS ASBUHY, BISHOP OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA, FROM AUGUST 7, 1771, TO DECEMBER, 29, 1778.
VOLUME i.
Philadelphia : Printed by Joseph Orukshank, No. 87, High-Street : Sold by
John Dickins, No. 182, in Race-Street, near Sixth-Street. 1792. pp. (2), (2),
(356). 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
All that was published. The first seventy pages were reprinted from
the Arminian Magazine.
BACKUS, ISAAC 1724-1806
THE KINGDOM OF GOD, DESCRIBED BY HIS WORD, WITH ITS INFINITE BENEFITS TO
HUMAN SOCIETY. BY ISAAC BACKUS, PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN MlDDLEBOROUGH.
[One line from] PSALM xcvn. 1. [Ornament.]
Boston : Printed and told by Samuel Hall. MDCCXCII. pp. 24. 8vo.
BU. NYPL.
- THE NATURE AND NECESSITY OF AN INTERNAL CALL TO PREACH THE EVER-
LASTING GOSPEL; WITH MARKS TO DISTINGUISH THE MINISTERS OF CHRIST FROM
ALL DECEIVERS. BY ISAAC BACKUS, PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN MlDDLEBOROUGH.
[One line from] ROM. x. 15. THE SECOND EDITION, IMPROVED. [Ornament.]
Boston: Printed and told by Samuel Hall, in Cornhill. MDCCCXII [sic
1792.] pp. 44. 8vo. AAS.
First printed in 1754. Preface dated, February 20, 1792.
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BAILEY, FRANCIS
BAILEY'S POCKET ALMANAC, FOB THE YKAK OF OUR LOKD 1793; AND OF THE EM-
PIRE THE SEVENTEENTH. THE FIU8T AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. [Six
lines of verse. U. S. arms.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, at Yortck's Head, in
Market-Street. [1792.] pp. (48). 48mo. AAB.
Interleaved. Contains, An Act more effectually to provide for the
national defence, by establishing a uniform militia throughout the
United States.
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. CARPENTERS SOCIETY.
A PRICE-BOOK, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, OF SUNDRY CARPKNTERS WORK, COLLECTED,
CALCULATED, AND NOW, BY THE AUTHORITY OF AN ANGRY BLOCK-COHNICE ARCHI-
TECT, DICTATED FOR THE CARPENTERS OF BALTIMORK TOWN ; TOGETHER WITH
EXPLANATORY NOTES, &C. &C. AND A NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL PRICES, &C. &C. FOR
CURRIERS GRAIN-BOARDS, SALT-BOLES, BRUSH-HANDLES, WOOD-HORSES, THREE
LEGGED STOOLS, &C. &C. NEVER ATTEMPTED TO BE CALCULATED BY ANY PERSON
HERETOFORE.
Baltimore: Printed by David Graham. Sold by John Dalrumple, John
Scrogs, Christian Baum, in behalf of themselves and the Carpenters Society. 1792.
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. COMMERCIAL FIRE COMPANY.
ARTICLES, FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL FIRE-COMPANY OF BALTI-
MORE. JANUARY 1, 1792. [Colophon:]
Baltimore: Printed by W. Ooddard and J. Angell, [1792.] Broadside,
fol. Mdns.
THE BALTIMORE COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC.
Baltimore: Published by John Hagerty, Stationer, in Water-Street. 1792.
"Neatly engraved and printed on copper plates, well adapted for the use
of schools."
THE BALTIMORE DAILY REPOSITORY. VOL. i. No. 61. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — No. 372. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Baltimore: Printed by David Graham, at the New Printing-office, in Cal-
vert-Street, between Market-Street and the Court-Ilcwse; . . . 1792. 4to. Mdns.
NEW-YEAR VERSES, ADDRESSED TO THE PATRONS OF THE BALTIMORE DAILY
REPOSITORY, BY THEIR OBEDIENT SERVANTS, THE NEWS-CARRIERS. JANUARY 2,
1792. . . .
[Baltimore: Printed by David Oraham, 1792.] Broadside. 4to. LOG.
THE BALTIMORE EVENING POST; A DAILY, POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PAPER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. No. 1. FRIDAY, JULY 13,
[ — No. 144. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Baltimore: Printed (daily) by Philip Edwards, in Market-Street, seven
doors west of Gay- Street. 1792. fol.
Established by Philip Edwards. The first number was distributed gratis
as appears from a notice "To the public" in the Baltimore Daily Re-
pository of July 9, 1792, in which Philip Edwards announces his in-
tention to publish The Baltimore Evening Post, as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers are obtained. Beginning October 21st, 1793,
the title was altered to Edwards's Baltimore Daily Advertiser, and so
continued to January 1, 1795, when it was consolidated with the
Maryland Journal, as the Maryland Journal and Baltimore Universal
Daily Advertiser, printed by Philip Edwards & Co.
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
A TABLE FOR RECEIVING AND PAYING GOLD AT THE BANK OP THE UNITED STATES,
SHEWING THE VALUE OP GOLD IN DOLLARS AND CENTS, FItOM ONE TO A THOUSAND
PENNYWEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE ACT OP CONGRESS, ASCERTAINING THE
STANDARD AND VALUE OF GOLD.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, 1792.
BANNEKER, BENJAMIN 1731-1806
BANNEKEU'S ALMANACK, AND EPHEMERIS FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793; BE-
ING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR: CONTAINING THE MOTIONS OF
THE SUN AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RIS-
ING AND SETTING OF THE SUN; RISING, SETTING, AND SOUTHING OF THE MOON; THE
LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, AND ECLIPSES; AND THE RISING, SETTING, AND SOUTH-
ING OF THE PLANETS AND NOTED FIXED STARS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph CruksJtank, No. $1, High- Street.
[1792.] pp. [44.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
Contains, A Plan of n Peace-office, for the United States.
- BENJAMIN BANNEKER'S PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA
ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793. . . .
Baltimore: Printed and sold by William Ooddard and James Angell.
[1792.] JCB.
- COPY OP A LETTER PROM BENJAMIN BANNEKEH, TO THE SECRETARY OP STATE,
•WITH HIS ANSWER.
PhiladelpJiia : Printed and sold by Daniel Lawrence, No. 33, North Fourth-
Street, near Race. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [12.] 4to. NYPL.
COPY OP A LETTER FROM BENJAMIN BANNEKER, TO THE SECRETARY OF
STATE, WITH HIS ANSWER. To WHICH is ADDED, FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE
PUBLIC, AN ACCOUNT OF BENJAMIN BANNEKER [A FREE NEGRO.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank. Sold by Daniel Lawrence,
No. 33, North Fourth street, and Joseph Crukshank, Iligh street. 1792. pp. 15.
4tO. AA8. HC. JCB. NYHS.
BARLOW, JOEL 1754-1812
ADVICE TO THE PRIVILEGED ORDERS, IN THE SEVERAL STATES OF EUROPE, RESULT-
ING FROM THE NECESSITY AND PROPRIETY OF A GENERAL REVOLUTION IN THE
PRINCIPLE OF GOVERNMENT. BY JOEL BARLOW, ESQUIRE. PART I.
London — Printed: New- York — Reprinted by Childs and Swain e. M.DCC.-
XCII. pp. (2), (2), [118.] 12mo. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. NYHS. YC.
llth New York District Copyright, issued to Joel Barlow, as Author,
11 June, 1792.
BARNES, JOSEPH
TREATISE ON THE JUSTICE, POLICY AND UTILITY OF ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTUAL
SYSTEM FOR PROMOTING THE PROGRESS OF USEFUL ARTS, BY ASSURING PROPERTY
IN THE PRODUCTS OF GENIUS. To WHICH ARE ADDED, OBSERVATIONS ON THE DE-
FICIENCY OP, AND EXCEPTIONS TO THE BILL REPORTED IN MARCH, 1792. WlTH
NOTES, TENDING TO DEMONSTRATE, THAT NO PROPERTY IS SECURED IN THE PROD-
UCTS OF GENIUS, UNDER THE EXISTING PATENT SYSTEM. ALSO, THE PRINCIPLES
UPON WHICH A BILL OUGHT TO BE FORMED, TO BE EFFECTUAL AND EQUITABLE.
BY JOSEPH BARNES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey. MDCCXCII. pp. 34. 12mo.
BA. RIHS.
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BARTGIS'S MARYLAND GAZETTE, AND FREDERICK-TOWN WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No.
1. TUESDAY, MAY 22, [—No. 32. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Frederick-Town: Printed by Matthias Bartyis, at hii English and German
Printing -office. 1792. 4to Mdns.
After an interval of two years from the suspension of his Maryland
Chronicle, in 1789, Matthias Bartgis established the above, giving no-
tice in July that all persons owing him for their English and German
newspapers and advertisements from 1786 till the year 17UO, should
make payment.
BARTLETT, JOHN - 1844
A DISCOURSE, ON THE SUBJECT OP ANIMATION. DELIVERED BEFORE THE HUMANE
SOCIETY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, JUNE 11, 1792. BY JOHN
BARTLETT, A. M. ARTERIA ANIMAM ACCIPIT E PULMONIBUS. [Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 40. 4to.
AAS. BA. CL8. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYH8, NYPL. SGO.
With an Appendix, containing, Act of incorporation of the Humane
Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the Rules and Reg-
ulations of said Society since their incorporation; with the methods of
treatment in cases of apparent death, Communications, Catalogue of
members, &c. &c.
BARTON, BENJAMIN SMITH 1766 - 1815
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOST EFFECTUAL MEANS OF PREVENTING THE DELETERIOUS
CONSEQUENCES OF THE BITE OF THE CROTALUS HOHKIDU8, OR RATTLESNAKE.
Philadelphia: Printed by II, Aitken & Son, 1792. pp. 19. 4to. soo.
Reprinted from the American Philosophical Society Transactions. Vol. 3.
BAXTER, RICHARD 1615 - 1691
THE CAUSES, EVILS, AND CURES, OF HEART AND CHURCH DIVISIONS; EXTRACTED
FROM THE WORKS OF MR. RlCHARD BAXTER, AND MR. JEREMIAH BURROUGHS.
[One line from] Ps. xxxiv. 14.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall No. 149, Chesnut Street, and sold by
John Dickins No 182, in Race Street near Sixth Street. MDCCXCII. pp. (136).
12 mo. AAS. NYPL.
Extracted, abridged, and edited, with recommendatory dedication, To
the Ministers and Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. By
Francis Asbury.
BEATTIE, JAMES 1753 _ 1803
ELEMENTS OF MORAL SCIENCE. BY JAMES BEATTIE, LL. D. PROFESSOR OF MORAL
PHILOSOPHY AND LOGIC IN MARISCHAL COLLEGE, ABERDEEN. FlRST VOLUME.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, No. 118, Market-Street,
Jan. 28, M.DCC.XCII. pp. 224, (3). 12mo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
A second volume was published in 1794. Introduced as a text-book
into the University of Pennsylvania. A slip containing an Extract
from the Critical Review, Vol. 69, Page 628, commending the work,
is pasted in front of the title page.
BEEMAN, ANNA
HYMNS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS; BY ANNA BEEMAN. To WHICH is ADDED A NUMBER
OF HYMNS FROM DIFFERENT AUTHORS. [Five lines from] COL. III. 16.
[Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull. 1792.] pp. 110 + 12nio. BU.
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24083 BEERS, ANDREW 1749 - 1824
BEERS' ALMANACK AND EPHEMEUIS OF THE MOTION OP THE SUN AND MOON; THE
TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF TUB PLANETS; THE RISING AND SETTING OF THE
SUN; THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OP THE MOON, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1793: . . . BY ANDREW BEERS, PHILOH.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. [1792.] pp. (36). 12mo.
AAS. CHS.
24084 GLORI GREENLEAF'S NEW-YORK, CONNECTICUT, & NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK,
OR DIARY, WITH AN EPHEMERI8 FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793; BEING THE
FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, THE SEVENTEENTH OF THE INDEPEND-
ENCE OF THE U. STATES OF AMERICA, AND FROM CREATION 5742. CALCULATED
FOR THE MERIDIAN, AND HORIZON OF NEW-YORK, BUT WILL 8EHVK WITHOUT
ESSENTIAL VARIATION, FOR CONNECTICUT AND NEW-JERSEY. CONTAINING USUAL
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, AND A GREATER VARIETY OF OTHER MATTER THAN
18 COMMON IN AN ALMANACK — ALL OP WHICH IS INSTRUCTIVE — ENTERTAINING
AND CURIOUS.
Printed at New-York — by Thomas Greenleaf, M,DCC,XCIII [1792.] A
Muncli. pp. (32). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
24085 BELKNAP, JEREMY 1744 - 1798
A DISCOURSE, INTENDED TO COMMEMORATE THE DISCOVERY OP AMERICA BY CHRIS-
TOPHER COLUMBUS; DELIVERED AT THE REQUEST OP THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY IN
MASSACHUSETTS, ON THE 23o DAY OF OCTOBER, 1792, BEING THE COMPLETION OP
THE THIRD CENTURY SINCE THAT MEMORABLE EVENT. To WHICH ARE ADDED, POUR
DISSERTATIONS, CONNECTED WITH VARIOUS PARTS OF THE DISCOURSE, VIZ. 1. ON
THE CIRCUMNAVIGATION OP AFRICA BY THE ANCIENTS. 2. AN EXAMINATION OP
THE PRETENTIONS OF MARTIN BEHAIM TO A DISCOVERY OF AMERICA PRIOR TO
THAT OP COLUMBUS, WITH A CHRONOLOGICAL DETAIL OF ALL THE DISCOVERIES
MADE IN THE 15TH CENTURY. 3. ON THE QUESTION, WHETHER THE HONEY-BEE
is A NATIVE OP AMERICA? 4. ON THE COLOUR OF THE NATIVE AMERICANS AND
THE RECENT POPULATION OF THIS CONTINENT. By JEREMY BELKNAP, D. D. [Six
lines of Latin from] SENECA'S MEDEA, WRITTEN IN THE REIGN OP NERO.
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Delknap and Hall, Stale Street,
MDCCXCII. pp. 132, (2). 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
39th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Jeremy Belknap, as
Author, 23 October, 1792.
24086 THE FORESTERS, AN AMERICAN TALE: BEING A SEQUEL TO THE HISTORY OF
JOHN BULL THE CLOTHIER. IN A SERIES OP LETTERS TO A FRIEND. [Publishers
monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Proprietors of tlie
icork, Fault's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 216, frontispiece.
12mO. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
23d Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas & Andrews,
as Proprietors, 11 February, 1792.
24087 THE HISTORY OP NEW-HAMPSHIRE. VOLUME i. COMPREHENDING THE EVENTS
OF ONE COMPLETE CENTURY FROM THE DISCOVERY OF THE KlVER PASCATAQUA.
BY JEREMY BELKNAP, A. M. MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
HELD AT PHILADELPHIA FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. [Four lines of
Latin from"] OVID.
Boston: Re -printed for the Author, M.DCC.XCII. [Published according
to Act of Congress.] pp. viii, 362, ciii. 8vo. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS.
The Preface, dated, Dover, June 1, 1784; the body of the work, pp.
1 — 362 ; and Appendix, pp, i- — xxxviii, are unchanged from the origin-
al issue. The introductory pages viii, and Appendix pages xxxix — ciii,
are the only additions made to this second issue.
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BELKNAP, JEREMY, continued.
— THK HISTORY OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, VOLUME in. CONTAINING A GEO-
GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE STATE ; WITH SKETCHES OF ITS NATURAL HISTORY,
PRODUCTIONS, IMPROVEMENTS, AND PRESENT STATE OF SOCIETY AND MANNERS,
LAWS AND GOVERNMENT. l^Y JEREMY BELKNAP, A. M. MEMBER OP THE PHILO-
SOPHICAL SOCIETY IN PHILADELPHIA, AND OF THE ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Printed at Boston, for the Author, By Belknap and Young, State Street.
MDCCXCII. pp. 480, 7, (1). 8vo. AAS. HA. BM. HC. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYIIS. NYPL.
Contains, A Catalogue of subscribers to this work. The first volume
was printed at Philadelphia in 1784, and reprinted at Boston in this
year, as above. The second volume was printed at Boston, in 1791.
JESUS CHRIST THE ONLY FOUNDATION. A SERMON ON i. CORINTHIANS, in.
11. BY JEREMY BELKNAP, A. M. MINISTER OF THE CHURCH IN FEDERAL-STREET,
BOSTON. THE SECOND EDITION. [Ornament.]
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, in CorrilMl. MDCCXCII. pp. 31. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
"First printed in 1779. And now reprinted for distribution among the
Indians, by the Missionaries of the Society for propagating the Gospel
among the Indians, by their request."
BELL, BENJAMIN 1752 - 1836
THE FOLLY OF SINNERS, IN EXCUSING THEMSELVES FROM BLAME, WHILE CONTINUING
IN AN IMPENITENT STATE, ILLUSTRATED; IN A DISCOURSE, ON GENESIS III,
12, 13. DELIVERED AT CORNISH, (NEW-HAMPSHIRE) 1792. BY BENJAMIN
BELL, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH OF CHRIST IN WINDSOR AND CORNISH.
[Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Windsor, (Vermont) Printed by Alden Spooner. [1792.] pp. 51. 8vo.
AAS. BPL. LOC. YC.
BEND, JOSEPH GROVE JOHN 1762 - 1812
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BALTIMORE, ON SUNDAY, JAN.
15TH, 1792; BEING THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER THE DEATH OF MISS MARY IRE-
LAND, DAUGHTER OF MR. EDWARD IRELAND, OF BALTIMORE. BY JOSEPH BEND,
A. M. RECTOR OF SAID CHURCH.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by David Graham, 1792.
24092
24093
BENHAM, ASAHEL
FEDERAL HARMONY; CONTAINING, IN A FAMILIAR MANNER
PSALMODY ; WITH A COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC. . . .
New-Haven: Printed and sold by A. Morse. 1792. pp. 58. obi. 8vo.
THE RUDIMENTS OF
SECOND EDITION.
BENNET, JOHN
LETTERS TO A YOUNG LADY, ON A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND INTERESTING SUBJECTS:
CALCULATED TO IMPROVE THE HEART, FORM THE MANNERS, AND ENLIGHTEN THE
UNDERSTANDING. ''THAT OUR DAUGHTERS MAY BE POLISHED CORNERS OF THE
TEMPLE." BY THE REV. JOHN BENNET, AUTHOR OF STRICTURES ON FEMALE ED-
UCATION. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ II.]
Newburyport : Printed and told by John Mycall. [1792.] pp. 145; 168,
(12). 12mo. AAS.
Contains a twelve-page list of "Names of the subscribers for re-printing
this valuable work."
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24094 STRICTURES ON FEMALE EDUCATION; CHIEFLY AS IT RELATES TO THE CULTCHE
OF THE HEART, IN FOUR ESSAYS. By A CLERGYMAN OF THE CHURCH OF ENG-
LAND. . . .
Norwich, Printed by E. Bushnell. [1792.] pp. v, (1), 133. 16mo. LOC.
24095 BERQUIN, ARNAUD 1750-1791
THE LOOKING-GLASS FOR THE MIND; OR, INTELLECTUAL MIRROR: BEING AN ELE-
GANT COLLECTION OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL LITTLE STORIES AND INTERESTING
TALES, CHIEFLY TRANSLATED FROM THAT MUCH ADMIRED WORK L'AMI DBS EN-
KANS. [By Samuel Cooper.]
Boston: 1792.
With seventy-four illustrations by Thomas Bewick.
24096 BIBLIA.
THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: NEWLY TRANS-
LATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS
DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. [Six lines of Scripture texts.]
New-York: Printed by T. Allen, Bookseller & Stationer, No. 186, Pearl
Street. 1792. unpaged. 20 plates. 4to. NYPL.
Second title : THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER
TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
New-York: Printed by T. Allen, Bookseller A Stationer, No. 186, Pearl-
Street. 1792. unpaged.
With the Apocrypha. An Index to the Holy Bible. A Table of Scrip-
ture measures, weights, and coins. And, An Alphabetical table of
proper names, &c.
24097 THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: NEWLY
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLA-
TIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. ("Six lines of Scripture texts.]
New- York: Printed by Hodge and Campbell, and sold at their respective
Book-Stores. M.DCC.XCII. unpaged. 4to. AAS. NYPL.
Second title: THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK ; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANS-
LATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
New-York: Printed by Hodge and Campbell, and sold at their respective
Book-Stores. M.DCC.XCII. unpaged.
Third heading : THE PSALMS OF DAVID IN METRE, pp. 49 .
These two editions, issued after the dissolution of the former firm of
Hodge, Allen and Campbell, are the same in format: both are printed
with large type upon a good quality of paper. Differences are found
in some copies having the Aprocypha, and in others this is omitted.
Some have The Psalms of David in metre, added, while in others it is
omitted. Copies are found with and without plates. In common,
however, all copies have: An Index to the Holy Bible. Tables of
Scripture measures, weights, and coins. And, An Alphabetical table
of proper names, AC.
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BIBLIA, continued.
THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED
OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILI-
GENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. [Publisher's monogram.]
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Gaine, at hii Book-Store and Print-
ing-Office, at tlie Bible, in Hanover-Square. M,DCC,XCII. A-L! in twelves. 12mo.
AAS. NYPL.
Second title: THE NEW TESTAMENT OP OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER
TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. [Publisher's monogram.]
New-York: Printed and sold by Hugh Oaine, at his Book-Store and Print-
ing-Office, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square, M,DCC,XCII. sig. A-O in twelves.
The Ruby types for this edition is said to have been set up in Scot-
land, and imported, in page-form, ready for printing. The New Test-
ament was also published separately. In 1803, the plates were sold
to Mathew Carey of Philadelphia.
THE SELF-INTERPRETING BIBLE : CONTAINING THE SACRED TEXT OF THE OLD
AND NEW TESTAMENTS. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH
THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED. To WHICH ARE
ANNEXED, MARGINAL REFERENCES AND ILLUSTRATIONS, AN EXACT SUMMARY OF
THE SEVERAL BOOKS, A PAUAPHRA&E ON THE MOST OBSCURE OR IMPORTANT PARTS,
AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENTS OF EACH CHAPTER, EXPLANATORY NOTES, AND
EVANGELICAL REFLECTIONS. BY THE LATE REVEREND JOHN BllOWN, MINISTER
OF THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON. [Five lines of Scripture texts.]
New-York: Printed by Hodge and Campbell, and sold at their respective
Book Stores. M.DCC.XCII. unpaged. 19 plates, fol. AAS. NYPL.
Second title : THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST :
TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED, MARGINAL REFERENCES AND ILLUSTRATIONS, AN EXACT
SUMMARY OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, A PARAPHRASE ON THE MOST OBSCURE Oil
IMPORTANT PARTS, AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENTS OF EACH CHAPTER, EXPLANA-
TORY NOTES AND EVANGELICAL REFLECTIONS. BY THE LATE REVEREND JOHN
BROWN, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON. [Three lines from] COL. 11. 17.
New- York: Printed by Hodge and Campbell, and told at their respective
Book Stores. M.DCC.XCII. unpaged.
The printing of this edition was begun in 1790: Parts xxxvto the end
being printed this year. The Apocrypha is printed in smaller type.
The completed work also contains: An Alphabetical table of proper
names, pp. (4); and a List of the names of over thirteen hundred sub-
scribers, headed by George Washington, President of the United States,
which is of unusual interest from their wide geographical distribu-
tion, pp. (8). Some copies appear to have the imprint: Printed for T.
Allen, and sold at his Bookstore.
THE BIBLE, IN MINIATUKB. ADORNED WITH CUTS.
Philadelphia: 1792.
25 November, 1792. "Just published and for sale at No. 79, North-
Third-Street, Philadelphia."
THE POCKET BIBLE. WITH PSALMS.
New-York: 1792.
4 September, 1792. "Now in press, ready in September and October
next, the first American edition of the Pocket Bible, with Psalms."
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24102 BIBLIA. OLD TESTAMENT. PSALMS.
PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA: BEINO AN IMPROVEMENT ON 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. ALL THINGS WRITTEN IN THE LAW
OF MOSES, AND THE PROPHETS, AND THE PSALMS CONCERNING MB, MUST BE FUL-
FILLED.
New- York: Printed by Hodge & Campbell, and sold at their respective Bank-
Stores. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (2), (2), 318. 16mo. BU. NYHS. NYPL.
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STATES OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE OLD VERSIONS OF THE
PSALMS OF DAVID. ALLOWED BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW- YORK AND PHILA-
DELPHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. [Three lines of Script-
ure texts.]
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, and John Reid. M.DCC.XCII.
pp. 312, (1), (11). 12U10. BU. NYHS. NYPL.
24104 PSALMS, CAREFULLY SUITED TO THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BEING AN IMPROVEMENT OF THK OLD VERSIONS OF THE PSALMS
OF DAVID. ALLOWED, BY THE REVEREND SYNOD OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL-
PHIA, TO BE USED IN CHURCHES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, No. llfi, High-Street. M,DCC,-
XCII. pp. 285. 24ino. BU. PHS.
24105 THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,
AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D.
[Six lines of Scripture texts.]
Boston: From the Press of J. Bumstead. For John Boyle, and David
West, Marlborough-Street. M.DCC'.XCII. pp. 582. 12mo. JCB. NYPL.
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. [Five lines of quotations.}
Boston: From the Press of J. Bumstead. For John Boyle, and David
West, Marlborough-Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (311)-582.
24106 THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,
AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP. BY ISAAC WATTS, D. D.
CORRECTED AND ACCOMODATED TO THE USE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN AMER-
ICA. [Six lines of Scripture texts.]
Newburyport : Printed and sold by John Mycall. Sold also by Thomas and
Andrews, and E. Larkin, in Boston. [1792.] pp. 288; 246, (9), (9). 12tno.
AAS. NYPL.
Mycall's revision of 1781. Printed on thick paper.
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. CORRECTED, AND ACCOMO-
DATED TO THE USE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN AMERICA. [Six lines of quotations.]
Newburyport: Printed and sold by John Mycall. Sold also by Tliomas and
Co. E. Larkin, and D. West, in Boston. [1792.] pp. 246, (9), (9).
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BIBLIA. PSALMS, continued.
THE PSALMS OP 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.
New-York: Printed by Hodge and Campbell, and sold at their respective
Book-Stores. M.DCC.XCII. [ With privilege of Copy Right according to law.]
pp. (2), (2), (12), 498, (4). 12mo. LOC.
8th New York District Copyright, issued to The Minister, Elders and
Deacons of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church in the City of New-
York, as Proprietors, 30 December, 1791.
A SELECTION OF PSALMS, WITH OCCASIONAL HYMNS.
Charleston: 1792.
For the use of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Attested as a true
copy. Charleston, Nov. 10, 1792. Reprinted with the Book of com-
mon prayer, in Charleston, 1799.
BIBLIA. NEW TESTAMENT.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, NEWLY TRANS-
LATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK, AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS
DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Johnson, M,DCC,XCII. pp, (276).
12mo. AAS.
Paragraphs 4, and 5, Chapter ix, of Matthew, are misplaced.
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.
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Young, No. 52, Second, the corner of Chesnvt-
Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (360). 12mo. NYPL.
Unpaged. With successive signatures to the Publisher's edition of the
Old Testament, printed in 1791, and bound with it.
BICKERSTAFFE, ISAAC 1735-1787
THE ROMP. A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, IN TWO ACTS. ALTERED FROM LOVE IN
THE CITY, BY MR. BlCKERSTAFF. As NOW PERFORMED WITH GREAT APPLAUSE BY
THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY AT THE THEATRE IN SOUTH WAKK. A NEW EDITION.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, Oct. 3t, 1792. pp. 33.
12mo. HSP. LCP.
BINGHAM, CALEB 1757-1819
THE CHILD'S COMPANION; BEING A CONCISE SPELLING-BOOK; CONTAINING A SE-
LECTION OF WORDS IN MODERN USE, PROPERLY ARRANGED, AND DIVIDED IN SUCH A
MANNER AS WILL MOST NATURALLY LEAD THE LEARNER TO A RIGHT PRONUNCIA-
TION. TOGETHER WITH A VARIETY OF LESSONS FOR HEADING, &c. DESIGNED
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. BY CALEB BlNGHAM, A. M. AUTHOR OF THE YOUNG
LADY'S ACCIDENCE. "SIMPLICITY is ALL THE AUTHOR'S AIM." PUBLISHED AC-
CORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. 1792.
22d Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Caleb Bingham, as
Author, 24 January, 1792.
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THE CHILD'S COMPANION; BEING A CONCISE SPELLING-BOOK, CONTAINING
A SELECTION OF WOKDS IN MODERN USE, PROPERLY ARRANGED, AND DIVIDED IN
SUCH A MANNER AS WILL MOST NATURALLY LEAD THE LEARNKR TO A RIGHT
PRONUNCIATION. TOGETHER WITH A VARIETY OP LESSONS POH READING, 4C.
DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. BY CALEB BINGHAM, A. M. AUTHOR OF
THE YOUNG LADY'S ACCIDENCE. THE SECOND EDITION.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornliill. 1792.
This edition followed the first in a few weeks after its publication.
THE YOUNG 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. [Two lines of verse.] THE SIXTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
[PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, at Faust's Statue,
No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 57. 24mo. AAS. BM.
An edition of four thousand copies was printed.
BIRD, JONATHAN 1747-1*13
THE PARABLE OF THE UNCLEAN SPIRIT OPENED AND APPLIED, IN TWO DISCOURSES,
ON MATH. xn. 43-45. BY JONATHAN BIRD, A. M. NEW-DURHAM.
Gatskill-Landing: Printed by M. Croswell & Co. 1792. 8vo. BM.
BLACK, JOHN 1750 - 1802
AN EXAMINATION OF THE REVEREND JOHN ANDERSON'S DISCOURSE ON THE DIVINE
ORDINANCE OF SINGING PSALMS; WHEREIN THE INCONCLUSIVE REASONING, AND
MANY INCONSISTENCIES OF THAT WRITER ARE DETECTED, AND THE TRUTH VINDI-
CATED, AGREEABLY TO THE PRINCIPLES EXHIBITED IN A SERMON ON THE SUBJECT
OF PSALMODY, PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR HEREOF, IN THE YEAR 1790.
York, Pennsylvania: Printed by John Edie. 1792. pp. 115. 12mo.
PHS. I'U.
BLAIR, -
THE LIFE OF FAITH EXEMPLIFIED AND RECOMMENDED : — JIN A LETTER FOUND IN
THE STUDY OF THE KEV. MR. BLAIR, LATE OF DONINGHAM, NEWINGHAM. BEING AN
ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION. HOW TO LIVE IN THIS WORLD, SO AS TO LIVE IN
HEAVEN.
Wilmington: Printed and sold by James Adams. 1792.
BLAIR, HUGH 1718 - 1800
SERMONS, BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D. F. H. s. ED. ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE HIGH
CHURCH, AND PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTUES IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF EDINBURGH. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOLUME i. [ — n.] [Printers monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas, and E. T. Andrews, for the Proprietor of
the Boston Bookstore. MDCCXCII. 2vols. pp. 395; 396. 8vo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
SERMONS, BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D. ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE HIGH
CHURCH, AND PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTRES IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF EDINBURGH. IN TWO VOLUMES. THE SECOND AMERICAN EDITION, FROM THE
SEVENTEENTH LONDON EDITION. VOLUME I. [ II.]
New-York: Printed by T. Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 12, Queen-
Street.— 1792.- -pp. 363, (4); 368, (5). 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
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BLAIR, HUGH, continued.
— SERMONS, BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D. ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE HIGH
CHURCH, AND PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTRE8 IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF EDINBURGH. To WHICH is PREFIXED, THAT ADMIRED TRACT ON THE INTERNAL
EVIDENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. BY SOAME JENYN8, OF THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT. VOLUME THE FIRST. THE SIXTEENTH EDITION.
London, Printed : — Baltimore : Re-printed, for the Rev. M. L. Weems, by
Samuel and John Adams, Book- Printers, in Market- street, between South and Gay-
streets. MDCCXCII. pp. 285. 8vo. AAB. BA.
A second volume was printed in Baltimore, in 1793.
THE BEAUTIES OF BLAIR, BEING A COLLECTION OF SELECT SENTENCES FROM THE
CLASSICAL WORKS OF THAT CELEBRATED AUTHOR.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, No. 118, Market-Street,
1792,
24124
- — - — THE BEAUTIES OF BLAIR, BEING A COLLECTION OF SELECT SENTENCES
FROM THE CLASSICAL WOUKS OF THAT CELEBRATED AUTHOR.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey and Thomas Lang. 1792. 18mo.
BLAKE, JOSEPH, JUNIOR 1768 - 1802
AN ORATION, PRONOUNCED JULY 4TH, 1792, AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS
OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE. BY JOSEPH BLAKE, JUN. [One line of Latin.]
Printed by Benjamin Russell, in Boston, Massachusetts. MDCCXCII. pp.
16. 4to. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JOB. MHS. NYPL.
BLODGET, WILLIAM
A NEW AND CORRECT MAP OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT ONE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF NORTH AMERICA FROM ACTUAL SURVEY — HUMBLY DEDICATED TO HIS
EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON ESQUIRE GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF SAID STATE. JOEL ALLEN SCRIPT. ET SCULPT.
Printed in Middletovm for tlie Publisher March 1792. 28 x 36.
Joel Allen printed 301 copies of this Map, for William Blodget, March
-July, 1792. Another impression, undated, and with slight changes in
the title, is dedicated to the Governor, by William Blodget, as follows:
24125
24126
A NEW AND CORRECT MAP OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT ONE OF THE
UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA FROM ACTUAL SURVEY — HUMBLY DEDICATED
BY PERMISSION TO HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON ESQUIRE GOVERNOR
AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF SAID STATE. BY HIS MOST HUMBLE SERVANT WlL-
LIAM BLODGET.
[Norwich? Printed for the Publisher. 1792.] 27i x 35.
Advertised for sale by Thomas Hubbard, in Norwich, September, 1795.
Proposals for printing the above, by subscription, were made in the
Connecticut Gazette of 5 February, 1790.
BLOOD, CALEB 1754 - 1814
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE HONORABLE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
VERMONT; CONVENED AT RUTLAND, OCTOBER HTH, 1792. BEING THE DAY OF
GENERAL ELECTION. PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. BY
CALEB BLOOD, PASTOR OF A BAPTIST CHURCH IN SHAFTSBURY.
Printed at Rutland by Anthony Haswell. [1792.] pp. 88. 8vo. JCB.
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24127 THE BOOK OP NATURE; OK, THE TRUE SENSE OP THINGS. EXPLAINED AND MADE
EASY TO THE CAPACITIES OF CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed by Daniel Laiorence, and sold by the Booksellers
1792.
24128 BOOTH, ABRAHAM 1734-1806
COMMERCE IN THE HUMAN SPECIES, AND THE ENSLAVING OF INNOCENT PERSONS, IN-
IMICAL TO THE LAWS OF MOSKS, AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST. A SERMON,
PREACHED IN LITTLE PKESCOT STREET, GOODMAN'S FIELDS, LONDON, JAN. 29,
1792. BY ABRAHAM BOOTH, A. M. PASTOR OF A BAPTIST CHURCH. [Eight lines
of quotations.]
London, Printed, Philadelphia : lie-printed and sold by Daniel Lawrence,
No. 33, North 4th street, near Race-street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (40). 8vo.
AAS. LOC. RIHS.
24129 BORDLEY, JOHN BEALE 1727 - 1804
SKETCHES ON ROTATION OF CROPS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Gist. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (2), 47. 8vo. BA.
24130 BOSTON, THOMAS 1676-1732
THE CROOK IN THE LOT: OR, THE SOVEREIGNTY AND WISDOM OF GOD, IN THE AF-
FLICTIONS OF MEN, DISPLAYED; TOGETHER WITH A CHRISTIAN DEPORTMENT UNDER
THEM. BEING THE SUBSTANCE OF SEVERAL SERMONS ON ECCL. vn. 13. PROV.
xvi. 19, AND i PET. v. 6. BY THE REVEREND AND LEARNED MR. THOMAS BOSTON,
LATE MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT ElTRICK. [TWO lines from] PSAL. XXIV. 19.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, No. 22, Market Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 168. 12mo. AAS.
24131 BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.
REPORT CONCERNING THB TOWN GOVERNMENT. BOSTON, JANUARY 13, 1792.
[Boston: 1792.] Broadside. MHS.
24132 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE RELATIVE TO CARRYING THE BY-LAWS OF THE
TOWN INTO EXECUTION, AT A TOWN MEETING IN FANEUIL HALL, MARCH 27, 1792.
[Boston: 1792.] pp. (3). MHS.
24133 BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. MARINE SOCIETY.
CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE BOSTON MARINE SOCIETY, INSTITUTED IN 1742.
Boston: 1792. 12mo.
24134 BOSTON, FEBRUARY 22, 1792. INCORPORATION. AN ANTIQUARIAN, CITIZEN OF BOS-
TON, IN HIS RESEARCHES LATELY, FOUND THE FOLLOWING ORIGINAL PAPER,WHEREBY
IT APPEARS THAT SEVENTY YEARS AGO THE SUBJECT OF INCORPORATION WAS AGI-
TATED BY THE INHABITANTS OF THIS TOWN, . . .
[Boston: 1792.] Broadside, fol. MHS.
24135 (CIRCULAR.) BOSTON, (MASSACHUSETTS) FEB. 28, 1792. SIR, WE HAVE HAD THE
HONOUR TO BE APPOINTED A COMMITTEE, BY THE OFFICERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
LINE OF THE LATE ARMY, TO ATTEND TO AND PUOSECUTK THEIR MEMORIAL TO THE
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATKS, ON THE SUBJECT OF COMPENSATION FOR THE
LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THEM AND THE SOLDIERS WHO SERVED DURING THE WAR, IN
CONSEQUENCE OF THE SINGULAR MANNER IN WHICH THEIR SERVICES HAVE BEEN
ACKNOWLEDGED AND REQUITED BY THE UNITED STATES. [Commending General
William Hull, chosen as their agent to represent them before the Congress at
Philadelphia.]
[Boston: 1792.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
Signed in manuscript by W. Heath, J. Brooks, H. Jackson, W. Eustis,
Thos. Edwards, Jos. Crocker. And addressed to John Lamb, esqr.
New York.
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BOSTON, continued.
ClRCULAB LETTER. FROM A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE OFFICERS OP THE
MASSACHUSETTS LINE OP THE LATE FEDERAL ARMY, TO THE OFFICERS OF THE
DIFFERENT STATES. [Notifying them that they had selected General William
Hull to be their agent before Congress, and recommending him to their atten-
tion and assistance.] [PETITION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS OFFICERS TO CONGRESS.]
. . . B. LINCOLN. MEMORIAL, &c. [of the officers, now residing in the State
of New- York, of the late American army, to Congress. Signed,] EBENEZER
STEVENS.
[New-York: 1792.] pp. (3). fol.
LOC.
THE BOSTON [cut] GAZETTE, AND THE COUNTRY JOURNAL, CONTAINING THE LATEST
OCCURRENCES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Motto.] No. 1944. MONDAY, JANUARY
2, [—No. 1996. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 17927]
Printed by Benjamin Edes and Son, Jfo. 1, State-Street, Boston. 1792. fol.
AAS. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
In April, the Printing-office was removed "to the House next to Col.
Column's, in Kilby-Street." In May, a smaller cut, of the same de-
sign, was used, aud the descriptive line dropped, reducing the heading
correspondingly.
BOURKE, MICHAEL
A REVIEW OF THE SUBJECT OF CANINE MADNESS. BY MICHAEL BOURKE, M. D.
[Ornament.]
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey. May 22, — M.DCC.XCII.
pp. (13). 8vo. BA. LOC.
The Dedication, to Doctor Benjamin Rush, is dated, Norfolk, Virginia,
Feb. 10th, 1792.
BOWDEN, JOHN 1751-1817
AN ADDRESS FROM JOHN BOWDEN, A. M. TO THE MEMBERS OP THK EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN STRATFORD. To WHICH is ADDED, A LETTER TO THE REV'D MR.
JAMES SAYRE. [Nineteen lines.]
New-Haven: Printed by T, and S. Qreen. [1792.] pp. (39). 8vo.
BA. JOB. LOC. NYHS.
BOWDOINHAM. MAINE. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE BOWDOINHAM ASSOCIATION ; HELD AT BOWDOIN, OCTOBER 3D &
4TH, M,DCC,XCII.
Boston, Printed by Edes & Son, M,DCC,XCII. pp. [13.] 8vo. AAS.
With The Circular Letter, by Samuel Flagg.
BOWEN'S VIRGINIA CENTINEL & GAZETTE: OR, THE WINCHESTER POLITICAL RE-
POSITORY. PATRIA CARA, CARIOR LIBERTAS. VOL. iv. No. 197. SATURDAY, JAN-
UARY 7, [ — VOL. v. No. 248. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Winchester : Printed by Richard Bowen. 1792. fol. LOC.
In March, Monday was made the day of publication.
BRACKENRIDGE, HUGH HENRY, formerly HUGH MONTGOMERY 1748 - 1816
MODERN CHIVALRY: CONTAINING THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN JOHN FARRAGO,
AND TEAGUE O'REGAN, HIS SERVANT. VOLUME i. BY H. H. BRACKENRIDGE.
[One line of Latin from] JUVENAL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Culloch, No. 1. NortJi Third-
Street. M.DCC.XCII. [Entered according to Act of Congress.] pp. 156. 12mo.
AAS. JCB. LCP. MHS. NYPL.
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BRACKENRIDGE, HCGH HENRY, continued.
— MODERN CHIVALRY; CONTAINING THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN JOHN
FARRAGO, AND TBAGOE O'RBQAN, HIS SERVANT. VOLUME n. BY H. H.
BRACKENRIDGE. [One line of Latin from] JUVENAL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Culloch, No. 1. North Third-
Street. MDCCXII. [»ie 1792.] [Entered according to Act of Congress.] pp.
156. 12mo. JOB. LCP. NYPL.
30th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to H. H. Brackenridge,
as Author, 14 February 1792. The third volume was printed at Pitts-
burgh, in 1793 ;and the fourth, and concluding volume, at Philadelphia,
in 1797. After the fourth volume was printed the Author entirely re-
wrote the work. The New York Public Library posseses the Author's
interleaved copy of volumes one, and two, containing his additions,
erasures, and corrections made, evidently, with a view to publishing a
revised edition — the error in date of publication evaded his scrutiny.
The revised edition, — and the one usually found and quoted from,
though much toned down and weakened from the earlier editions, —
was printed at Pittsburgh, in 1819, after the death of the Author. Later
editions, some ten were published before the year 1855, are abridg-
ments of the first and second volumes as originally issued in 1792.
BRADMAN, ARTHUR
A NARRATIVE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY SUFFERINGS OF MR. ROBERT FORBES, HIS
WIFE AND FIVE CHILDREN DURING AN UNFORTUNATE JOURNKY THROUGH THE
WILDERNESS FROM CANADA TO KKNNEHBCK RlVER IN THE YEAR 1784. IN WHICH
THREE OF THEIR CHILDREN WERE STARVED TO DEATH. TAKEN PARTLY FROM
AN IMPERFECT JOURNAL, AND COMPILED AT THEIR REQUEST. BY ARTHUR BRAD-
MAN.
Printed at Windsor, 1792, by Alden Spooner, and told at his Office.
15. 16mo.
pp.
BRIGG8, RICHARD
THE NEW ART OF COOKERY, ACCORDING TO THE PRESENT PRACTICE; BEING A COM-
PLETE GUIDE TO ALL HOUSEKEEPERS, ON A PLAN ENTIRELY NEW; CONSISTING OF
THIRTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS. CONTAINING, PROPER DIRECTIONS FOR MARKETING,
AND TRUSSING OF POULTRY. THE MAKING SOUPS AND BROTHS. DRESSING ALL
SORTS OF FISH. SAUCES FOR EVERY OCCASION. BOILING AND ROASTING. BAK-
ING, BROILING, AND FUYING. STEWS AND HASHES. MADE DISHES OF EVERY SORT.
RAGOUS AND FRICASEE8. DIRECTIONS FOR DRESSING ALL SORTS OF ROOTS AND
VEGETABLES. ALL SORTS OF AUMLETS AND EGGS. PUDDINGS, PIES, TARTS,
&c. PANCAKES AND FRITTERS. CHEESECAKES AND CUSTARDS. BLANCMANGE,
JELLIES, AND SYLLABUBS. DIRECTIONS FOR SEAFARING MEN. DIRECTIONS FOR
THK SICK. PRESERVING, SYRUPS, AND CONSERVES. DRYING AND CANDYING.
ALL SORTS OF CAKES. HOGS PUDDINGS, SAUSAGES, &c. POTTING, AND LITTLE
COLD DISHES. THE ART OF CARVING. COLLARING, SALTING. AND SOUSING.
PICKLING. To KEEP GARDEN VEGETABLES, &c. MADE WINES. CORDIAL WATERS.
BREWING. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BREAD, &c. BY RICHARD BRIGGS, MANY YEARS
COOK AT THE GLOBE TAVERN FLEET-STREET, THE WHITE HART TAVERN, HOL-
BORN, AND NOW AT THE TEMPLE COFFEE-HOUSE, LONDON.
Philadelphia: Printed for W. Spotswood, R. Campbell, and B. Johnson.
M,DCC,XCII. pp. xvi. [sic xviii], + 557, (1). 12mo. AAS. BM.
Page xiv, of the contents is misnumbered xii, and the error continued.
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BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, JACQUES PIERRE 1754 - 1793.
NEW TRAVELS IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA. PERFORMED IN 1788. BY
J. P. BRISSOT DE WABVILLE. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. [Five Hues of quo-
tations.]
New- York : Printed by T. & J. Swords, for Berry & Rogers, Booksellers
and Stationers, No, 35, Hanover-Square.— 1792.— pp. 264, (3), (4). 12mo.
NTHS. NYPL.
BRODDECK, CHRISTIAN
GEISTIGES WETTER-GLOCKLEIN, ODER CHRISTLICHE DONNER-UND WETTER-
GEBATER AUF ALLERLEY FALL, ANDACHTIGEN HERZENS MIT FLEISS ZUSAMMEN-
GETRAGEN VON CHRISTIAN BRODDECK.
Clieinuthill: Gedruckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792.
BROWN, JOHN 1722 - 1787
A BRIEF CONCORDANCE TO THE HOLY SCRIPTURES OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTA-
MENTS: BY WHICH ALL, OR MOST, OF THE PRINCIPAL TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE MAY BE
EASILY FOUND OUT. REVISED AND CORRECTED. BY JOHN BROWN, LATE MINISTER
OF THE GOSPEL AT HADDINGTON, IN SCOTLAND. [Two lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiali Thomas and Leonard Wor-
cester, for Itaiah Thomas. Sold at Jtis Bookstore in Worcester, and by him and
Company in Boston. MDCCXCII. pp. 322. obi. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
THE BRUNSWICK GAZETTE. NUMB. 275. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— NUMB. 318.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1792.]
New-Brunswick: Printed by Abraham Blauvell, 1792. fol.
In March, the printer attempted an innovation, the imprint reading:
Brunswic. (New-Jersey): Printed by Abraham Blauvelt. Discontinued
at the above date, and succeeded by The Guardian; or, New-Brunswick
Advertiser.
BRYDONE, PATRICK 1743 - 1818
A TOUR THROUGH SlCILY AND MALTA. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS TO WlLHAM BECK-
FORD, ESQ. OF SOMERBY, IN SUFFOLK; FROM P. BUYDONE, F. H. 8. IN TWO VOL-
UMES [in one.] A NEW EDITION.
Boston: Printed by Joseph Bumstead, for John Boyle, David West, and
E. Larkin,jun. M.DCC.XCII. 2 vols. in one. pp. (2), (2), viii, 363. 12mo.
AAS. LOC.
BUCHAN, WILLIAM 1729 - 1805
DOMESTIC MEDICINE, OR THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN; BEING AN ATTEMPT TO RENDER
THE MEDICAL ART MORE GENERALLY USEFUL, BY SHEWING PEOPLE WHAT IS IN
THEIR OWN POWER, BOTH WITH RESPECT TO THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF DIS-
EASES. CHIEFLY CALCULATED TO RECOMMEND A PROPER ATTENTION TO REGIMKN
AND SIMPLE MEDICINES. WlTH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING A DISPENSATORY FOR
THE USE OF PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS. THE THIRTEENTH EDITION, WITH MANY
ADDITIONS.
Philadelphia: 1792.
BUCHANAN, GEOBGE 1703-1807
AN ORATION UPON THE MORAL AND POLITICAL EVIL OF SLAVERY. DELIVERED AT
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE MARYLAND SOCIETY, FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY, AND THE RELIEF OF FREE NEGROES, AND OTHERS UNLAWFULLY HELD
IN BONDAGE. BALTIMORE, JULY 4TH, 1791. BY GEORGE BUCHANAN, M. D. MEM-
BER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
Baltimoi-e: Printed by Philip Edwards. MDCCXCII. pp. (20). 4to.
LCP. NYPL.
Dedicated to Thomas Jeflerson. Another impression, bearing date of
M,DCC,XCIII, was reprinted in W. F. Poole's "Anti-slavery opinions be-
fore 1800," printed in Cincinnati, in 1873.
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BUCHANAN, JAMES
A REGULAR ENGLISH SYNTAX. WHEREIN is EXHIBITED THE WHOLE VARIETY OF
ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION, PROPERLY EXEMPLIFIED; To WHICH is ADDED THE
ELEGANT 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 OUR MOST EMINENT SCHOOLS. BY JAMES BUCHANAN.
THE FIFTH AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist, No. 104, in Second-Street, near the
corner of Race- Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. xxviii, 196. 12mo. LOG. NYPL.
BUCKLAND, JAMES
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF AN OLD HERMIT, WHO LIVED UPWARDS OF TWO HUND-
RED YEARS. [Publisher's monogram.]
Windham, Printed. [By John Bryne.] M,DCC,XCII. pp. (11). 12mo. LOC.
BUELL, SAMUEL 1716-1798
THE IMPORT OF THE SAINT'S CONFESSION, THAT THE TIMES OF MEN ARE IN THE
HAND OF GOD: EXHIBITED TO VIEW IN AN ANNIVERSARY, EUCHARISTICAL, AND
HALF-CENTURY SERMON; DELIVERED AT EAST-HAMPTON, ON THE LORD'S DAY,
JANUARY 1, 1792. BY SAMUEL BUELL, D. D. AND PASTOR OF THE CHURCH THERE.
[Seven lines of Scripture texts.]
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. [1792.] pp. 52, (3). 8vo.
Bit. JCB.
Contains a three-page list of subscriber's names.
BULLARD, SAMUEL
AN ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1793. BY SAMUEL BULLARD.
Boston: Printed by B. Edes & Son. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
BURKE, EDMUND 1729 - 1797
REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE, AND ON THE PROCEEDINGS IN CER-
TAIN SOCIETIES IN LONDON, RELATIVE TO THAT EVENT. IN A LETTER INTENDED
TO HAVE BEEN SENT TO A GENTLEMAN IN PARIS. BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
EDMUND BURKE.
Philadelphia : Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-
Street, the corner nf Chesnut- Street. 1792. pp. 256. 8vo. AAS. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
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TRANSLATED IN ENGLISH BY
BURLAMAQUI, JEAN JACQUES
THE PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL AND POLITICAL LAW.
MR. NUGENT. THE FOURTH EDITION.
Boston: Printed for John Boyle, Marlboro' Street. 1792. pp. 424. 8vo. HC.
BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY. BURLINGTON LIBRARY.
CATALOGUE OF BURLINGTON LIBRARY.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac, Nealt. 1792.
BURN, RICHARD 1709-1785
BURN'S ABRIDGMENT, OR THE AMERICAN JUSTICE; CONTAINING THE WHOLE PRAC-
TICE, AUTHORITY AND DUTY OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ; WITH CORRECT FORMS OF
PRECEDENTS RELATING THERETO, AND ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SITUATION OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Dover, (New-hampshire.) Printed for, and fold by Eliphalet Ladd, at his
Printing-office, near the Court-House. M,DCC,XCII. pp. viii, 484, (1). 8vo. AAS.
Edited by Eliphalet Ladd. 2d New Hampshire District Copyright,
Usued to Eliphalet Ladd, as Proprietor, 9 February, 1792.
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BURN, RICHAHD, continued.
BDBN'S ABRIDGMENT, OR THE AMERICAN JUSTICE; CONTAINING THE WHOLE
PRACTICE, AUTHORITY AND DUTY OP JUSTICES OF THE PEACE; WITH CORRECT
FORMS OF PRECEDENTS RELATING THERETO, AND ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SITUA-
TION OF THE UNITED STATES. THE SECOND EDITION.
Dover, (New-Hampshire): Printed for, and sold by Eliphalel Ladd, at his
Printing-office, near the Court-House. 1792. pp. 484. 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB.
BURROUGHS, STEPHEN 1765 - 1840
A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE WONDERFUL DEALINGS OF GOD, TOWARDS POLLY
DAVIS, OF NEWGRANTHAM, IN THE STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE. TAKEN FROM HER
OWN MOUTH, AND THE TESTIMONY OF SEVERAL WITNESSES, OF ESTABLISHED AND
APPROVED VERACITY, WHO WERE PRESENT WITH HER THROUGH THE SCENES OF
DISTRESS, AND THAT SUDDEN AND SURPRISING RECOVERY CONTAINED IN THE FOL-
LOWING ACCOUNT; TAKEN AS ABOVE, ON THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1792.
BY THE REVEREND MR. BURROUGHS, OF HANOVER, AND THE REVEREND MR. ESTER-
BROOKS, OF NEWGRANTHAM.
Springfield: Printed by Ezra Waldo Weld. 1792. pp. 15. 8vo.
— A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE WONDERFUL DEALINGS OF GOD, TOWARDS
POLLY DAVIS, OF NEW-GRANTHAM, IN THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, TAKEN
FROM HER OWN MOUTH, SEPTEMBER 12, 1792. BY THE REV. MR. BURROUGHS,
OF HANOVER, AND THE REV. MR. EASTERBROOKS, OF NEW-GRANTHAM; BOTH OF
THESE GENTLEMEN OF UNDOUBTED VERACITY.
Boston: Printed and sold by S. Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. [1792.] pp. 8. 8vo.
AAS. JCB.
24164
24165
24166
A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE WONDERFUL DEALINGS OF GOD, TOWARDS
POLLY DAVIS, OF NEWGRANTHAM IN THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. TAKEN
FROM HER OWN MOUTH, AND THE TESTIMONY OF SEVERAL WITNESSES OF ESTAB-
LISHED AND APPROVED VERACITY, WHO WERE PRESENT WITH HER THROUGH THE
SCENES OF DISTRESS, AND THAT SUDDEN AND SURPRISING RECOVERY, CONTAINED
IN THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNT; TAKEN AS ABOVE, ON THE 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, 1792. By THE REVEREND MR. BUR-
ROUGHS, OF HANOVER AND THE REVEREND MR. EASTERBROOKS, OF NE WGRANTH AM.
Boston: Printed for, and sold by the, Booksellers. [1792.] pp. [8.] 8vo.
- — A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE WONDERFUL DEALINGS OF GOD, TOWARDS
POLLY DAVIS, OF NEWGRANTHAM, IN THE STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE. TAKEN
FROM HER OWN MOUTH, AND THE TESTIMONY OF SEVERAL WITNESSES, OF ESTAB-
LISHED AND APPROVED VERACITY, WHO WERE PRESENT WITH HER THROUGH THE
SCENES OF DISTRESS, AND THAT SUDDEN AND SURPRISING RECOVERY, CONTAINED
IN THE ACCOUNT.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull. 1792.
- — A FAITHFUL NARRATIVE OF THE WONDERFUL DEALINGS OF GOD, TOWARDS
POLLY DAVIS, OF NEWGRANTHAM, IN THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. TAKEN
FROM HER OWN MOUTH, AND THE TESTIMONY OF SEVERAL WITNESSES OF ESTAB-
LISHED AND APPROVED VERACITY, WHO WERE PRESENT WITH HER THROUGH THE
SCENES OF DISTRESS, AND THAT SUDDEN AND SURPRISING RECOVERY, CONTAINED IN
THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNT; TAKEN AS ABOVE, ON THE 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1792. BY THE REVEREND MR. BURROUGHS, OF HANOVER, AND THE REVEREND
MR. ESTEHBROOKS, OF NEWGRANTHAM.
Springfield, Printed: Litchfield, Re-printed by Cottier and Buel. [1792.]
pp. 12. 12mo.
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24107 BUSHNELL, EBKNKZKB, and HUBBARD, THOMAS
BUSHNELL & HUBBAUD'S NORWICH ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD 1793.
BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP TEAR: AND THE 16TH, OF THE IN-
DEPENDENCE OF AMERICA, CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NORWICH.
[Nine lines.]
I Norwich:] Printed l>y Bushnell and Hubbard. [1792.J pp. (20). 12mo.
NTPL.
24168 — BUSHNELL & HUBBARD'S SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE TEAR 1793.
[Norwich: Printed by Bushnell and Hubbard. 1792.] Broadside, fol.
24169 BY AN ARRIVAL AT NEW-PORT, WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING GLORIOUS AND
INTERESTING ADVICES. BELFAST, OCTOBER, 10. WE HAVE MORE THAN ONCE
STATED IT WAS OUR OPINION, THAT IRELAND IS DEEPLT INVOLVED IN THE PROG-
RESS OF LIBERTY IN FRANCE; AND NOT ONLY IRELAND BUT THE WHOLE WORLD.
[News of the retreat of the allied armies, under the Duke of Brunswick, and
Dumourier's intention to establish his winter headquarters in Brussels.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Dunlap, 1791.] Broadside, fol.
24170 CAMPBELL, DANIEL, or DONALD 1865 - 1722
SACRAMENTAL MEDITATIONS ON THE SUFFERINGS AND DEATH OF CHRIST. IN WHICH
THE HUMILIATION AND SUFFERINGS OF CHRIST, IN HIS BIRTH, IN HIS LIFE, BEFORE,
AT. AND AFTER HIS DEATH, WITH THE END OF HIS SUFFERINGS, AND THE SACRA-
MENTAL PROMISE ARE CONSIDERED. BT THE REV. DANIEL CAMPBELL, MIN-
ISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN KlLMICHAEL OF GLASRIE, WITHIN THE PRE8BYTERT
AND STNOD OF ARGTLE. CRUX CHRISTI, NOSTRA CORONA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johnston and Justice, at Franklin's Head, No.
41. Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 143, (1). 12mo. AAS.
24171 CAMPE, JOACHIM HEINRICH 1746-1818
THE NEW ROBINSON CRUSOE: AN INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING HISTORT. TRANS-
LATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, No. 6, South
Front-Street. M.DCC.XCII. 2 vols. pp. 172; 163. 12mo. AAS.
William Woodhouse appears to have issued an edition this year with
copper plates; but there are no plates in the only copy seen.
24172 CAREY, JOHN
CATALOGUE OF PART OF A PRIVATE LIBRART, CONSISTING OF A NUMBER OF SCARCE
AND VALUABLE BOOKS, PARTICULARLT THE GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS.
Philadelphia: Printed [by Matheio Carey J for John Carey, No. 26, Pear
street. 1792.
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24173 CAREY, MATHEW 1760-1839
MATHEW CARET'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, FOR AUGUST, 1792.
[Philadelphia: From the Press of Mat/tew Carey, 1792.] pp. 12. 12mo.
AAS.
24174 [M. CARET'S CATALOGUE FOR OCTOBER, 1792.] MATHEW CARET, No. 118,
MARKET-STREET, PHILADELPHIA, HAS IMPORTED FROM LONDON, DUBLIN, AND
GLASGOW, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS, AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOL-
LOWING: . . .
/ Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, 1792.] pp. 12. 12mo.
AAS.
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CAREY, MATHEW, continued.
[M. CAREY'S CATALOGUE FOB NOVEMBER, 1792.] MATIIEW CAREY, No. 118,
MARKET-STREET, PHILADELPHIA, HAS IMPORTED FROM LONDON, DUBLIN, AND GLAS-
GOW, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS, AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING:
[Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, 1792.] pp. 24. 12mo.
AAS.
M. CAREY'S CATALOGUE FOR DECEMBER, 1792.
[Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, 1792.] pp. 24. 12mo.
AAS.
CARLETON, OSGOOD 1742-1816
CARLETON'S ALMANACK, (ENLARGED AND IMPROVED) FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
1798: BEING THE FIRST YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SEVEN-
TEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. [Fourteen
lines.] BY OSGOOD CAHLETON, TEACHER OF MATHEMATICKS, IN BOSTON. [Eight
lines of verse.]
Boston: Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, No. 53, Cornhill. . . .
[1792.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
CARLISLE. PENNSYLVANIA. TEMPLE PATRICK SOCIETY.
A DEBATE PROPOSED IN THE TEMPLE PATRICK SOCIETY, AND FULLY DISCUSSED BY
THE MEMBERS, WHETHER WITCHES, WIZARDS, MAGICIANS, SORCERERS, &C, HAD
SUPERNATURAL POWERS.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline, 1792.
THE CARLISLE GAZETTE, AND WESTERN REPOSITORY OF KNOWLEDGE. VOL. vn.
No. 335. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. vm. No. 386. WEDNESDAY, DEC-
EMBER 26, 1792.]
Carlisle: (State of Pennsylvania) Printed by George Kline, . . . 1792.
fol. NYHS.
CARTER, SUSANNAH
THE FRUGAL HOUSE-WIFE; OR, COMPLETE WOMAN COOK: WHEKEIN THE DRESSING
ALL SORTS OF VICTUALS WITH CLEANLINESS, DECENCY AND ELEGANCE, IS EXPLAIN-
ED IN FIVE HUNDRED APPROVED RECEIPTS, IN GRAVIES, SAUCES, ROASTING, FRY-
ING, BROILING, STEWS, HASHES, SOUPS, FRICASSES, RAGOOS, PASTES, PIES, TARTS,
CAKES, PUDDINGS, SYLLABUBS, CREAMS, FLUMMERY, JELLIES, JAMS AND CUSTARDS.
TOGETHER WITH THE BEST METHODS OF POTTING, COLLARING, PRESERVING, DRY-
ING, CANDYING, PICKLING, AND MAKING OF ENGLISH WINES. To WHICH ARE
ADDED, TWELVE NEW PRINTS, EXHIBITING A PROPER ARRANGEMENT OF DINNERS,
TWO COURSES FOR EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAH, WITH VARIOUS BILLS OF FARE.
BY SUSANNAH CARTER, LONDON.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No. 85, Hanover-Square. 1792.
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, MIN-
ERALS, SOIL AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONS OF THE NORTH-WEST REGIONS OF THAT
VAST CONTINENT; WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE BIRDS, BEASTS, REPTILES, INSECTS
AND FISHES PECULIAR TO THE COUNTRY. TOGETHER WITH A CONCISE HISTORY OF
THK GENIUS, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS OF THE INDIANS INHABITING THE LANDS
THAT LIE ADJACENT TO THE HEADS AND TO THE WESTWARD OF THE GREAT RIVER
MISSISSIPPI ; AND AN APPENDIX, DESCRIBING THE UNCULTIVATED PARTS OP AMERICA
THAT ARE THE MOST PROPER FOR FO«MING SETTLEMENTS. BY CAPTAIN JONA-
THAN CARVER, OF THE PROVINCIAL TROOPS IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, No. 87, High-Street, 1792.
pp. xvi, 282. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
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24182 CATALOGUE OP ABOUT TWO THOUSAND VOLUMES OF BOOKS, ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS,
MANY OP WHICH AUK VERT SCARCE, TO BE SOLD AT MB. STAKCK*S TAVERN.
Baltimore: Printed by David Graftam, 1792.
24183 CATSKILL [cut] PACKET. VOL. i. NUMB. 1. MONDAY, AUGUST 6, [ — NUMB. 22.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Printed by M. Croswell & Go. Calskill- Landing. 1792. fol. NYHS.
Established by Mackay Croswell, and continued by him after the year
1810. In December, 1792, the Printing-office was "removed into
the chamber over the store of Messrs Noah Everest & Co." And
again, in June, 1793, removed "next door to Q. Ball's Tavern." In Aug-
ust, 1793, at the commencement of the second volume, the size of the
paper was enlarged, and the day of publication changed to Tuesday.
In 1794, the title was altered to Catskill Packet, & western mail; and,
before 1810, this was changed to Catskill Recorder.
24184 CHALLONER, RICHARD 1691-1781
THE GARDEN OP THE SOUL; OR, A MANUAL OP SPIIUTUAL EXERCISES AND DEVOUT
INSTRUCTIONS POR CHRISTIANS, WHO, (LIVING IN THE WORLD), ASPIUE TO DEVOTION.
BY BISHOP ClIALLENOR [stC.]
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, No. 116 Market Street,
April 23, M.DCC.XCII. pp. 159. 12mo.
24185 CHAMBERLAIN, THOMAS - 1784
ELEVENTH? EDITION. [Cut.] THE MINISTER PREACHING nis OWN FUNERAL SER-
MON : BEING A WARNING PROM HEAVEN TO ALL VILE 8INNEHS ON EARTH. WlTH
A PARTICULAR RELATION OP MANY WONDERFUL THINGS SEEN BY THE REV. MR.
THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN, IN A VISION JUST BEFORE HIS DECEASE, THE PRECISE
TIME OP WHICH WAS SHEWN UNTO HIM.
[Boston:] Printed and sold by E. Russell, in Essex-Street, next the stump
of Liberty-Tree. 1792.
24186 CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.
AT A MEETING OF THE INHABITANTS OF CHARLESTON, ON MAY 7TH, A COMMITTEE WAS
APPOINTED TO PREPARE A PLAN FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OP A FUND TO PURCHASE
OR TAKE UP SPECIALTIES OR OTHER AUTHENTIC VOUCHERS OF DEBTS DUE FROM
THE INHABITANTS OF THIS STATE, WITH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING CREDIT TO THE
PERSONS OWING THE SAME, ON THEIR GIVING GOOD AND SUFFICIENT SECURITY FOR
THE REPAYMENT THEREOF; WHICH COMMITTEE HAVING REPORTED, THE SAME
WAS LAID BEFORE A MEETING OP THE INHABITANTS ON JUNE llTH, AND AFTER
BEING CONSIDERED AND AMENDED, WAS AGREED TO AND IS AS FOLLOWS: A BANK-
ING COMPANY TO BE ESTABLISHED BY THE NAME OF THE "REDEMPTION BANK"
. . . PUBLISHED BY ORDER OP THE MEETING, WILLIAM SMITH, CHAIRMAN.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 11, 1792.
[Charleston : Printed by Markland and 31'Iver. 1792.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
24187 CHASE, AMOS - 1849
ON FEMALE EXCELLENCE. OR A DISCOURSE, IN WHICH GOOD CHARACTER IN WOMEN
is DESCRIBED; AND THE WORTH AND IMPORTANCE OP SUCH A CHARACTER, CON-
TEMPLATED, BY AMOS CHASE, A. M. PASTOR OP THE SECOND CHURCH IN LITCH-
FIELD. OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OP HIS WIFE. AND DELIVERED AT LITCH-
PIKLD, SOUTH-FARMS, ON LORD'S DAY, MARCH 6TH, 1791. [One line from] SOL-
OMON.
Litchfitld : Printed by Collier and Bvel. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 27. 4to. JOB-
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THE CHESHIRE ADVERTISER. NUMB. 1. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [—NUMB. 52?
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 37? 1792.]
Keene, (New-Hampshire): Printed by James Davenport Griffith. 1792. fol.
Established by James Davenport Griffith, after the suspension of his
New-Hampshire Recorder, in 1791, and continued by him into December
of this year when publication ceased.
DIE CHESNUTHILLER WOCHENSCHHIPT. NUM. 66. MITTWOCII, JANUARY 4,
[ — NUM. 117. MITTWOCH, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Chesnutliill : Gedruckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792. 4to.
CHRIST'S LETTER TO KING AOBARUS, &c.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, in Essex-Street, next the *tnmp of
Liberty-Tree. 1792.
THE CHRISTIAN ECONOMY, TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GREEK, OF AN OLD
MANUSCRIPT, FOUND IN THE ISLAND OF PATHOS, WHERE ST. JOHN WROTE HIS
BOOK OF THE REVELATIONS.
New-York: Printed for Benjamin Oomez, bookbinder and stationer, No. 33,
Maiden-Lane. [1792.] pp. 48. 16mo. BA.
— CHRISTIAN ECONOMY. TRANSLATED FROM A GREEK MANUSCRIPT FOUND IN THE
ISLAND OF PATMOS, WHERE ST. JOHN WROTE THE APOCALYPSE.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, No. 118, Market-street.
Feb. 8, M,DCC,XCII. pp. 44, (4). 16mo. AAS. BA. LOC.
THE CITY GAZETTE & [cut] DAILY ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. x. NUMB. 1773.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 3068. MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1793.]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & iflver, Printers to the City, JV"o. 47,
Bay. 1792. fol.
A.t the beginning of the year, a new, script, heading was adopted with
a smaller cut of Charleston than before.
CLARK, EDWARD
LETTBRS TO A FRIEND: CONTAINING THOUGHTS ON THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT DISPENSATION, AND CHRISTIAN BAPTISM. OCCASIONED BY A PIECE
ENTITLED, THB BAPTISM OF CHRIST NOT TO BE IMITATED BY CHRISTIANS. BY
EDWARD CLARK, PREACHER OF THE GOSPEL AT MEDFIELD.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiali Thomas and Leonard Wor-
cester. MDCCXCII. pp. 48. 8vo. AAS. BM. JCB.
CLEAVELAND, BENJAMIN, and others.
HYMNS ON DIFFERENT SPIRITUAL SUBJECTS. IN TWO PARTS. PART FIRST. CON-
TAINING XXVI HYMNS, ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, 8UITAP,LB FOR CHRISTIAN WORSHIP.
BY BENJAMIN CLEAVELAND. PART SECOND. CONTAINING xxxn HYMNS BY ANNA
BKEMAN, OF WARREN IN CONNECTICUT. AND xxiv HYMNS BY AMOS WELLS. To
WHICH IS ADDED A NUMBER OF HYMNS BY DIFFERENT AUTHORS; PARTICULARLY
ADAPTED TO THE BAPTIST WORSHIP.
Norwich: Printed and sold by John Trumbull, 1792.
COE, CURTIS
A SERIOUS ADDRESS OF A MINISTER TO HIS PEOPLE. THE MEANING OF THE WORD
BAPTISM CONSIDERED: SEVERAL REASONS ASSIGNED FOR THE BAPTISM OF INFANTS
AND OBJECTIONS ANSWERED. BY CURTIS COE A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH AT
DURHAM.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, 1793. 12mo. BA.
4th New Hampshire District Copyright, issued to Curtis Coe, as
Author, 9 July, 1792.
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COGSWELL, JAMES 1720-1807
THE BLESSEDNESS OP THE GODLY IN A FUTURE STATE, ESPECIALLY AS IT CONSISTS
IN A TOTAL DELIVERANCE FROM ALL EVIL, AND A GUACIOD8 REWARD OF THEIR
OBEDIENCE AND LOVE TO GOD IN THE PRESENT STATE. ILLUSTRATED IN A SER-
MON, DELIVERED AT HAMPTON, ON THE 28TH DAY OF JULY, 1791, AT THE INTER-
MENT OF THE REV. SAMUEL MOSELY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
THAT TOWN; wiio DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 26TH OF JULY, IN THE 8Si> YEAR
OF HIS LIFE. AND 57TH OF HIS MINISTRY. BY JAMES COGSWELL, D. D. PASTOH OF
THE SECOND CHURCH IN WiNDHAM. 2 COR. 4. 17. [Three lines.]
Wind/tarn: Printed by John Byrne. 1792. pp. 28. 8vo. ens. JCB.
COLESBERKY, HENRY
TENTAMEN MEUICUM INAUGURALE DE EPILEPSIA.
Wilmingtonii: E typis Brynberg et Andrews. 1792. pp. 28. 8vo. SGO.
A COLLECTION OF LESSONS AND HYMNS, FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES; TOGETHER
WITH FORMS OF PRAYER. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
Salem: Printed by Thomas O. Gushing for William Carleton, at the Bible
and Heart. 1792.
COLMAN, GEORGE, the younger. 1762 - 1836
INKLE * YARICO, AN OPERA, AS PERFORMED WITH GREAT APPLAUSE, AT THE THE-
ATRE ROYAL, — — LONDON. AND NOW PERFORMED WITH APPLAUSE BY THE
NEW AMERICAN COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. [Printer's monogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold at K. Story's office, in Fourth- Street,
nem-ly opposite the Indian Qiteen Tavern. [1792.] pp. [66.] 12mo. AAS.
Printed on writing-paper. The libretto by Samuel Arnold. The story
of Inkle and Yarico is from No. 11, of The Spectator.
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Stewart & Coeliran. [1792.]
THE COLUMBIAN ALMANAC, OR THE NORTH AMERICAN CALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD, 1793. . . .
Wilmington: Printed and sold by Brynberg and Andrews. [1792.]
COLUMBIAN USA CENTINEL. No. 33, OF VOL. xvi. WHOLE NO. 803. WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 4, [ — No. 32, OF VOL. xvm. WHOLE NO. 916. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
29, 1792.]
Printed and published, on Wednesdays and Saturdays by Benjamin Russell,
in State-Street, Boston, Massachusetts. 1792. fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
Beginning September 12th, the size of the paper was enlarged.
THE COLUMBIAN HERALD OR THE INDEPENDENT COURIER OF NORTH AMERICA.
JANUARY — DECEMBER, 1792.
Charleston: Printed by T. B. Bowen. 1792. fol.
THE COLUMBIAN MIRROR AND ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 1. WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 21, [ — No. 12. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Alexandria — Printed, every Wednesday and Saturday, by John Smith and
Ellis Price, at the east end of the Market -house. 1792. fol.
Established by John Smith and Ellis Price. In September, 1793, the
partnership terminated by mutual consent, Ellis Price continuing pub-
lication as sole proprietor. In 1796, Henry Gird junior, was associated
with Ellis Price in its publication; and, in 1798, the latter withdrew.
Henry Gird junior, continued publication alone up to November, 1800,
being succeeded in that month by William Fowler. A tri-weekly pub-
lication, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, was begun in 1795,
and continued to the end.
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A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM OF ANATOMY. IN six PARTS. PART i. OSTEOLOGY, n.
OF THE MUSCLES. III. OF THE ABDOMEN. IV. Op THE THORAX. V. OF THE
BRAIN AND NERVES. VI. OF THE SENSES. EXTRACTED FROM THE AMERICAN
EDITION OF THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA, NOW PUBLISHING, BY TlIOMAS DOBSON, PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Philadelphia : Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, in Second-
Street, between Market and Chesnut-Streets. 1792. pp. 488, 12 plates. 8vo. soo.
A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF BEES, THROUGH THE YEAR. BY A
FARMER OF MASSACHUSETTS. ILLUSTRATED WITH A COPPERPLATE.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas & Leonard Worcester,
for Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Bookstore in Worcester, and by said 2'homas and
Andrews, in Boston. MDCCXCII. pp. 46, plate. 16mo. AAS. JCB. LOC.
In some copies the plate is crudely engraved. Others have the plate of
better workmanship, with "Worcester Published by I. Thomas, 1792."
also engraved upon it. The Library of Congress has both forms. 28th
Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah Thomas, as Proprietor,
30 March, 1792.
[U. S. arms.] CONCORD HERALD. [N. H. arms.] Ko. 51. VOL. n. WHOLE NO.
101. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. 50. VOL. in. WHOLE NO. 152. THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
A Political State Paper: Printed and published by George Hough, at Con-
cord, New-Hampshire. 1792. fol.
THE CONCORD MIRROUR. NUMB. 1. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, [ — NUMB. 10. MON-
DAY, DECEMBER ill, 1792.]
Concord, New-Hampshire : Printed by Elijah Russell. 1792. fol.
Established by Elijah Russell. In October, 1794, his brother-in-law,
Moses Davis, became a partner in its publication. In April, 1795, the
paper was enlarged, and the title changed to The Federal Mirrour. In
November, 1796, Davis established the Republican Gazetteer, this title
being altered to Russell & Davis'sRepublican Gazetteer until its publica-
tion was merged into The Federal Mirrour, in November, 1797. In April,
1797, Russell & Davis, established the New Star, an octavo periodical,
which they issued simultaneously, in two editions, and which was dis-
continued, after the issue of twenty-five numbers, in October, 1797.
The Mirrour was continued by Moses Davis to about August, 179!), in
which month Davis established The Dartmouth Gazette.
CONDORCET, MARIE JEAN ANTOINE NICOLAS DE CARITAT, marquis DE.
THE LIFE OF VOLTAIRE. BY THE MARQUIS DE CONDOKCET. To WHICH ARE ADD-
ED MEMOIRS OF VOLTAIRE, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. TRANSLATED FROM THE
FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.]
Philadelphia : Printed by and for W. Spotswood. M,DCC,XCII. 2 vols.
in one. pp. 412. 12mo. AAS. BM. BPL. JCB.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN MASSACHUSETTS.
REVEREND SIR, AND RESPECTED GENTLEMEN, THE CONVENTION OF CONGREGATION-
AL MINISTERS, WITH THE CONGREGATIONAL CHARITABLE SOCIETY, OF THE COM-
MONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS [Soliciting contributions for the work of the
Society.] BOSTON, JULY 25, 1792.
[Boston: 1792.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
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CONNECTICUT. STATE.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THK GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY
OP THE STATE OK CONNKCTICUT, IN AMERICA; HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, IN SAID
STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792. [Colophon:]
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1792.] pp. 421-436. fol.
CHS. C8L. YC.
This is the official issue.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL CODRT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
IN SAID STATE, on THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son, 1792.] pp. 419-430.
fol. HSP. NYLI.
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24215
24216
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24219
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OH
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA; HOLDEN AT HARTFORD,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792.
/ New-Hacen : Printed by Jhomas and Samuel Oreen. 1792.] pp. 411-421.
fol. HCBA. PL. YC.
[Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY op THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA; HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI,
1792.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. [1792.] pp. 437-460. fol.
CHS. CSL. YC.
This is the official issue.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-
HAVEN, IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI,
1792.
[New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1792.] pp. 431-447.
fol. HSP. NYLI.
- — [Seal.] ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN,
IN SAID STATE, ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, ANNO DOMINI, 1792.
[ New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Snmuel Oreen. 1792.] pp. 423—
434. fol. HCBA. PL. YC.
- BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HuNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twelfth day of April, a day of fasting and prayer.]
New-London: Printed by T. Oreen & Son. 1792. Broadside, fol. CHS.
- BY HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HuNTINGTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR AND COM-
MANDER IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE STATE OP CONNECTICUT. A PROCLAMATION.
[Appointing Thursday, the twenty-ninth day of November, a day of thanks-
giving.]
New-London: Printed by T. Oreen <t Son. 1792. Broadside, fol. CHS. YC.
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CONNECTICUT SOCIETY FOB THE PROMOTION OP FREEDOM.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF FREE-
DOM, AND THE RELIEF OF PERSONS UNLAWFULLY HELD IN BONDAGE, AS REVISED
AND ENLARGED ON THE 13'fH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1792.
NEW-HAVEN, SEPTEMBER 13TH, 1792. AT A MEETING OF THE "CONNECTICUT
SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF FREEDOM, AND FOR THE RELIEF OF PERSONS
UNLAWFULLY HOLDEN IN BONDAGE, AT NEW-HAVEN ON THE 13TH DAY OF SEP-
TEMBER, A. D. 1792, THE FOREGOING CONSTITUTION WAS APPROVED FOR THE FU-
TURE REGULATION OF SAID SOCIETY AND THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE
CHOSEN, viz. [Two columns.]
[New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. 1792.] pp. (3). fol.
NYHS.
THE CONNECTICUT COUKANT. VOL. xxvu. NUMB. 1406. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — NUMB. 1458. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 17!)2.]
Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, near the Bridge. 1792. fol.
AAS. CHS. LOC. YC.
- THE NEWS LAD'S ADDRESS TO THE READERS OF THE CONNECTICUT COURANT.
HARTFORD. JANUARY 1, 1792.
[Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1793.] Broadside.
24227
THE CONNECTICUT GAZETTE. VOL. xxix. No. 1469. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,
[ — VOL. xxx. No. 1520. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
New-London : Printed by Timothy Green and Son, at the north-west corner
of the Parade. 1792. fol. AAS. CHS. NYFL. YC.
THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. No. 1262. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [—No. 1313.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
New-Haven: Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, opposite the Post-office.
1792. fol. AAS. LOC. YC.
THE CONSTITUTION [of Kentucky] SHOWN TO BE CONSISTENT WITH A NEW ELEC-
TION. BY FREE SUFFRAGE.
Lexington: Printed by John Bradford, 171)2. 8vo.
THE CONVERSION AND DEATH OF JOSEPH, AN AFFECTING STORY, FOUNDED ON
FACT. EMBELLISHED WITH TWO ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. PUBLISHED ACCORDING
TO ACT OF CONGRESS.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock? 1792.
Sold also by William Carleton, Salem; and by Thomas B. Wait, Port-
land, this year.
COOPER, WILLIAM
AN ANTHEM. DESIGNED FOR THANKSGIVING DAY. BUT PROPER FOR ANY PUBLICK
OCCASION. BY WILLIAM COOPER. [Verse.] PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT OF
CONGRESS.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebeneier T. Andrews, Fmist's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. 1792. pp. 16. obi. 16mo. AAS. LOG.
25th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas & Andrews,
as Proprietors, 22 February, 1792.
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COIiniER, MATHURIN 1479 - 1564
COKDEKII COLLOQUIOHUM CENTURA SELECTA: A SELECT CENTURT OP CORDERIUS'S
COLLOQUIES. WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION AS LITERAL AS POSSIBLE: DE-
SIGNED 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
INTRODUCTION TO THE MAKING OF LATIN.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square.
1792.
COWPER, WILLIAM 1731-1800
POEMS. BY WILLIAM COWPER.
Salem: Printed by Thomas C. Gushing. 1792. Svols. 12mo.
COXE, TENCH 1755 - 1824
REFLEXIONS ON THE STATE OF THE UNION. [Two lines of Latin.] [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey. May 9. — M,DCC,XCII.
pp. 38. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
CRAFTON, WILLIAM BELL
A N ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OP GREAT BRITAIN, ON THE PROPRIETY OF ABSTAIN-
ING FROM WEST INDIA SUGAR & RUM. [Eight lines of verse from] COWPER'S
NEGRO'S COMPLAINT. THE EIGHTH EDITION.
London — Printed, New-York lie-printed by William Dvrell No. 19,
Queen Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 12. 12mo. JCB.
Also attributed to William Fox.
— AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF GREAT-BRITAIN, ON THE PROPRIETY OF
ABSTAINING PROM WEST-INDIA SUGAR AND RUM. [Eight lines of verse from]
COWPER'S NEGRO'S COMPLAINT. THE NINTH EDITION.
Re-printed by Samuel Hall, in Boston. 1792.
AAS.
First printed in London.
pp. [12.] 8vo.
A SHORT SKETCH OF THE EVIDENCE FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE
TRADE. DELIVERED BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE- OF COMMONS. To
WHICH IS ADDED, A RECOMMENDATION OF THE SUBJECT TO THE SERIOUS ATTEN-
TION OF PEOPLE IN GENERAL. [Three lines from] MATT. CHAP. vn. VER. 12.
London, Printed, Philadelphia: Re-printed by Daniel Lawrence. M.DCC.-
XCII. pp. 28; 16, (3). 12mo. JCB. NYHS.
Second title: AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OP GREAT BRITAIN, ON THE PRO-
PRIETY OF ABSTAINING FROM WEST INDIA SUGAR AND RUM. [Eight lines of Verse
from] COWPER'S NEGRO'S COMPLAINT. THE TENTH EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.
London, Printed, Philadelphia: Re-printed by Daniel Lawrence. 1I.DCC.-
XCII. pp. 16, (3).
CRAIGHEAD, or CRAGHEAD, ROBERT
ADVICE TO COMMUNICANTS, FOR NECESSARY PREPARATION, AND PROFITABLE IM-
PROVEMENT OF THE GREAT AND COMFORTABLE ORDINANCE OK THE LORD'S SUP-
PER: THAT THEREIN TRUE SPIRITUAL COMMUNION WITH CHRIST MAY BE OB-
TAINED, AND THE ETERNAL ENJOYMENT OF GOD SEALED. BY ROBERT CRAG-
HEAD, MINISTER OP THE GOSPEL IN L. BERRY. [Six lines of Scripture texts.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Stewart & Cochran, No. 34, South
Second Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 137, (2). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
CRISP, STEPHEN 1628 - 1692
BINE KURTZE BESCIIREIBUNG EINER LANGEN REISE VON BABYLON NACH BETHEL.
Chesnulhill: Gedrvckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792. pp. 24. 12ino. PSL.
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FIRST LINKS OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. BY WlLLIAM CuLLEN, M. D. WlTH
PRACTICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES, BY JOHN ROTIIERHAM, M. D. OF EDINBURGH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Sail, No. 149, Ohesnut street, near fourth
street. 1792. 2vols. 8vo.
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SYNOPSIS AND NOSOLOGY, BEING AN ARRANGEMENT AND DEFINITION OF DISEASES,
BY WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D. PROFESSOR OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNI-
VERSITY OF EDINBURGH ; FRST [sic] PHYSICIAN TO HIS BRITANNIC 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, &c. &c. &c. THE FIRST TRANSLATION FROM LATIN TO
ENGLISH.
Printed at Hartford, by Nathanitl Patten, for Isaiah Thomas, gold by said
Thomas in Worcester, Massachusetts, and by him and Company in Boston. MDCC-
XCII. pp. xxxix, [80.] 16mo. AAS. JCB. SGO.
CULVER, NATHAN
THB LATE WONDERFUL AMERICAN VISION; EXHIBITING THE JUDGMENTS THAT MUST
SHORTLY COME TO PASS.
New-Torkf 1792.
For sale in Providence, 25 July, 1792.
CURRIE, WILLIAM 1754 - 1828
AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE CLIMATES AND DISEASES OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA ; AND OF THE REMEDIES AND METHODS OF TREATMENT, WHICH HAVE
BEEN FOUND MOST USEFUL AND EFFICACIOUS, PARTICULARLY IN THOSE DISEASES
WHICH DEPEND UPON CLIMATE AND SITUATION. COLLECTED PRINCIPALLY FROM
PERSONAL OBSERVATION, AND THE COMMUNICATIONS OF PHYSICIANS OF TALENTS AND
EXPERIENCE, RESIDING IN THE SEVERAL STATES. BY WlLLIAM CURRIE, FELLOW
OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA. [One line of Latin from]
HOR.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41, South
Second-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (2), (2), (4), (409), v. 8vo.
BA. BM. HO. JCB. LOC. SGO.
DABOLL, NATHAN 1750 - 1818
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMEN & LADIES DIARY, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD CHRIST, 1793: BEING THE FIRST YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Seven HneS.J BY NATHAN
DABOLL. [Four lines of verse.]
New-London: Printed and told by T. Green <t Son. [1792.] pp. (24).
12mO. CHS. LOC. NYPL.
"To Mr. Daboll, the public have for many years been indebted for the
correct calculations of Freebetter's Almanack."
THE SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1793.
New-London: Printed by T. Green d Son. 1792. Broadside, fol.
DAGQETT, HERMAN 1766 - 1832
THE RIGHTS op ANIMALS: AN ORATION DELIVERED AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE, SEPTEMBER 7, 1791.
Sagg-Harbour : Printed by Datid Frothingham. 1792. pp. 14. 8vo.
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24243 THE DAILY [N. Y. arms] ADVERTISER. VOL. vm. No. 2144. MONDAY, JANUARY 2,
[ — No. 2459. MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1792.]
[New- York:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
State of New-York, No. 189, Water-Street near King-Street. 1792. fol.
AAS. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
Beginning June 7th, the Priating-Office was at No. 29, corner of Water
and King-Streets; changing, on June llth, to "Printers to the State, No.
29, Water-Street, corner of King-Street: Enquire at the door in King-
Street."
24244 DANA, JAMES 1785-1812
THE DOCTRINE AND MISSION OF JESUS CHRIST. A SERMON PREACHED IN CAMBRIDGE,
IN THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS, JANUARY 25, 1792, AT THE INSTAL-
LATION OF THE REVEREND ABIEL HOLMES TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF TUB FIRST
CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN THE SAID TOWN. BY JAMES DANA, D. D. PASTOR OF THE
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN NEW-HAVEN, CONNECTICUT! [««;.] [Ornament.]
Printed by Samuel Uall, in Cornliill, Boston. MDCCXCII. pp. [35.] 8vo.
AAS. BA. 1IC. JCB. MHS. NYPL.
24245 DANA, JOSEPH 1742-1827
A NEW AMERICAN SELECTION OF LESSONS IN READING AND SPEAKING; CONSISTING
OF SACRED, MORAL AND HISTORICAL EXTRACTS; HUMOROUS, ENTERTAINING, AND
DESCRIPTIVE PIECES; SELECT SENTENCES AND MAXIMS; POETRY, DIALOGUES, &c.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED, ELEMENTS OF GESTURE, ILLUSTRATED WITH COPPER PLATE
ENGRAVINGS. DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. BY JOSEPH DANA, A. B.
Boston: 17!)2. pp. 300, 4 plates. 12mo. BM.
33d Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Joseph Dana, as Author,
4 September, 1792.
24246 DANBURY. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
THE MINUTES OF THE DANBURY ASSOCIATION, HELD IN NEW-HARTFORD, SEPT.
19TH, AND 20TH, 1792.
[Danbury: Printed by Nathan Douglat and Edwards Ely. 1792.] pp. 4.
4to. JCB.
24247 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
CATALOGUS EORUM QUI IN COLLEGIO DARTMUTHENSI (A REVERENDO ELEAZARO
WHEELOCK, s. T. D. INSTITUTO) NOV/E H ANTONIO, AB ANNO M,DCC,LXXI, AD ANNUM
MD,CC,XCII, ALICUJUS QRADUS LAUREA DON ATI BUNT. ALUMNORUM NO MINX AL-
PHABETICE DISPORUNTUR. [Six columns.] [Colophon :]
Typis Isaiah Thomas et Ebenezer T. Andrews, Boston, ] 792. Broadside.
fol. AAS. LOC.
24248 DAVIES, SAMUEL 1724-1761
SERMONS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS, BY THE LATE REVEREND AND PIOUS SAMUEL
DAVIES, A. M. SOMETIME PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE IN NEW-JERSEY. IN THREE
VOLUMES. THE FIFTH EDITION. To WHICH ARE NOW ADDED, THREE OCCASIONAL
SERMONS, NOT INCLUDED IN THE FO RMER EDITIONS ; MEMOIRS AND CHARACTER OF
THE AUTHOR; AND TWO SERMONS ON OCCASION OP HIS DEATH, BY THE REV. DRS.
GIBBONS AND FINLEY. VOL. i. [ — m.]
New-York: Printed for T. Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 12, Queen-
Street.— 1792.— 3 vols. pp. (2), (2), (4), 478 ; (2), (6), 471 ; (2), (4), 435. 8vo. NYPL.
24249 DAY, THOMAS 1748-1789
THE HISTORY OF SANDFORD AND MERTON. ABRIDGED FROM THE ORIGINAL. FOR
THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION OF JUVENILE MINDS.
New-York: Printed and told by William Durell at his Book store and
Printing-office, No, 19, Queen-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 183, frontispiece. 24mo.
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24251
DEARBORN, BENJAMIN 1755-1838
THE PUPIL'S GUIDE ou ASSISTANT IN WHITING &c. By BENJAMIN DEARBORN.
Boston: Printed by B. Edes & Son* 1792.
40th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Benjamin Dearborn,
as Author, 30 November, 1792.
DE BRAHM, JOHN WILLIAM GERAK 1718 -
VOICE OF THE EVERLASTING GOSPEL. BY JOHN WlLLIAM GERAR DE BRAHM.
Philddelphia : Printed by Zac/tariah Poulson, junior, No. 30, North fourth-
Street,neartheUniversity. MDCCXCII. pp. (61); (18); (24): (14); (16); (59);(20);
(23). 8VO. AAS. BM. NYPL.
Second title : THE VOICE OP THE EVERLASTING GOSPEL SOUNDING THROUGH EIGHT
BRANCHES OP THE TREK OP KNOWLEDGE, ON THE FATHOMLESS WATER OF THE
CHURCH IN LOVE NEAR LANDING ON TIME'S FLUX INTO ETERNITY. [Cut. Three lines
from] HEZ. XLVII. i-n. pp. (2) — (39).
Third title : n. ARM OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE OP GOOD AND EVIL BRANCHING
KORTH PHYSIC OR NATURE FROM POWER ATTRACTIVE AND REPELLING VIRTUE.
EXPLANATION OF TUE MYSTIC FIGURE: THE RAYS CONVERGING INTO THE FOCUS
REPRESENT ATTRACTING POWER; THE DOTTED CIRCLES, DIVERGING FROM ANDRE-
TURNING TO THE FOCUS, REPRESENT REPELLING VIRTUE. [Cut. Three Hues from]
PSALM cxi. 28. pp. (2), (43)— (61).
Fourth title: in. ARM OF THE TREK OP KNOWLEDGE OP GOOD AND EVIL BRANCH-
ING FORTH THE WORD OF GOD, Ills COMMANDMENTS, LAWS AND STATUTES. [Six
lines of Scripture. Cut.] pp. (13).
fifth title: iv. ARM OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL BRANCHING
FORTH SACRED HISTORY AND WHERE BLENDED WITH PROPANE. ["Eight lines of
Scripture. Cut.] pp. (24).
Sixth title: v. ARM OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL BRANCHING
REVELATION BY APPARITION AND AUDIBLE VOICE, BY DREAM AND A SECRET SPEAK-
ING TO THE FEELING OF THE MIND THROUGHOUT THE TIME OF THE EVERLASTING
GOSTEL. [Three lines of Scripture. Cut.] pp. (14).
Seventh title : vi. ARM OF THK TREE OF KNOWLEDGE OP GOOD AND EVIL BRANCH-
ING FORTH THE ANTE & POST-DILUVIAN, TO WIT, THE STATE OF EDEN, WHICH WAS,
NOW EARTH, WHICH is. [Five lines of Scripture. Cuts of Garden of Eden, and
Earth.] pp. (16).
Eighth title: vn. ARM OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE, BRANCHING SACRKD CHRON-
OLOGY THROUGH THE SIX DIVINE LABORS IN MYSTIC, PHYSIC, LAW, HISTORY, SACRED
AJID PROPHANE, GOSPEL AND REVELATION. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zuchariah Paulson, junior, No. 30, North
Fourth-Street, near the College. MDCCXCI. pp. (59).
Ninth title: TIME AN APPARITION OF ETERNITY, MANIFESTED IN ITS GATHERING
BY ATTRACTING POWER, AND IN ITS FLUX BY REPELLING VIRTUE, ONCE THROUGH
A CIRCLE AND TWICE THROUGH A COCHLEA FINALLY ABSORBS BY THK POWER AT-
TRACTING INTO ETERNITY'S FOCUS, [Cut of eternity's abyss. Six lines from]
REVEL, x. 6. pp. (2), (5)— (59).
Tenth title: GENERAL TABLES OF TIME'S FLUX. pp. (20).
Eleventh title: vnr. ARM OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL,
BRANCHING FOUTH THE NATURAL MOTION AND COURSE OF THE VISIBLK ASTRAL
BODIES. COLLECTIVELY — IN SYSTEMS, AND ABSTRACTEDLY — IN SINGLE PLANETS
AND THEIR PLACES. REPRESENTATION OF THE ORB. [Cut.] REFERENCE TO THE
LETTERS IN THE ORB. [Seven lines.] [Signed, J. W. G. de Bnihm. Philadel-
phia, 2nd. i. month, vulgar 31st in. month, 1793.] pp. (23).
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24252 DE FOE, DANIEL 1661 - 1731
THE FAMILY-INSTRUCTOR. IN THREE PARTS. RELATING i. To PARENTS AND CHILD-
REN. II. TO MASTERS AND SERVANTS. III. TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES. AN AMER-
ICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Stewart & Cochran, No. 34, South
Second-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 319, (1). 12mo. AAS.
24253 THE WONDERFUL LIFE, ANDSURPRISING ADVENTURES OFTHAT RENOWNED HERO
ROBINSON CHOSOE, WHO LIVED TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS ON AN UNINHABITED ISLAND,
WHICH HE AFTERWARDS COLONISED. [Ornament.]
Boston,: Printed and told by J. While and 0. Cambridge, near Charles-
river Bridge. 1792. pp. [72,] frontispiece, 2 cuts. 24m<>. AAS.
24254 — THE WONDERFUL LIFE, AND SURPRISING ADVENTURES OF THAT RENOWNED
HERO ROBINSON CRUSOE.
London, Printed; Philadelphia, Reprinted by Charles Cist, No. 104 in
Second Street, 1792. pp. 160. 32mo.
24255 DELAWARE. STATE.
LAWS OF THE DELAWARE STATE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON THE THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1792. [Amis.]
Wilmington, Printed by James Adams, M,DCC,XCII. pp. 31. fol. LOC.
24256 MINUTES OF THE GRAND COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONVENTION OF THE DELA-
WARE STATE, WHICH COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY-ONE. FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING, ALTERING, AND AMENDING
THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE; OR, IF THEY SEE OCCASION, FOR FORMING A
NEW ONE IN STEAD THEREOF.
Wilmington: Printed by James Adams. 1792. pp. 80. fol.
24257 DRAUGHT OF A CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT: PUBLISHED FOR THE CONSIDER-
ATION OF THE CITIZENS OF TUB DELAWARE STATE; PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
THE CONVENTION, OF THE 31sT OF DECEMBER, 1791. [Ornament.]
Wilmington : Printed by Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews, in Market-
Street. 1792. pp. (24). 8vo. LCP. NYPL.
24258 MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION OF THE DELAWARE STATE, AT THE SECOND SES-
SION THEREOF, WHICH COMMENCED AT DOVER, ON TUESDAY THE TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF MAY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-TWO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING, ALTERING AND AMENDING THE
CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, OR IF THEY SEE OCCASION, FOR FORMING A NEW
ONE INSTEAD THEREOF.
Wilmington: Printed by Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews. [1792.]
pp. 107. fol.
2425!) THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE. [Ornaments. |
Wilmington: Printed by Brynberg and Andrews in Market-Street. 1792.
pp. (42). 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
24260 THE DELAWARE GAZK.TTE. No. 354. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [—No. 405. SATUR-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Wilmington : Printed and sold by Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews, in
Market-street. . . . 1792. fol.
242G1 DELL, WILLIAM - 1664
LEHRE VON DER TAUFE, DIB VON IHREN ALTEN UNO NEUEREN VERFALSCHUNGEN
BEFREYKT UNO NACH HIRER URSPRUNGLICHEN REINIGKEIT UND WAHRHEIT WIE-
DER HEHGESTELLT WIRD. AU8 DEM ENGLISCHEN ftBERSETZT.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Carl Cist. 1792. pp. 68; 32. 16mo.
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DELL, WILLIAM, continued.
Second title: ZWKI SENDSCHREIBEN AUS SKWKLLS GESCHICHTE DER QUAKER.
Philadelphia: Oedruckt bey Carl Cist. 1792. pp. 82.
PuijpDNG DER GEISTER SOWOHL IN DEN LEHHERN ALS IN DEN ZUHORERN, u. s. w.
Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey Curl Cist. 1792. pp. 80. 8vo.
DE LOLME, JEAN Louis 1740 - 1800
THE CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND; OR, AN ACCOUNT OP THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT:
IN WHICH IT IS COMPARED, BOTH WITH THE REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT,
AND THK OTHER MONARCHIES IN EUROPE. BY ,T. L. DE LOLME, ADVOCAT, MEM-
BER OF THE COUNCIL OF THE TWO HUNDRED IN THE REPUBLIC OF GENEVA. A
NEW EDITION, ENLARGED. PONDEUIBUS LIBRATA SUIS, — OviD. MET. L. I. 13.
New-York: Printed by Hod fie & Campbell, and sold at their respective
Book-Stores. M.DCC.XCII. pp. xvi, (25)— 37<i, (8). 8vo. AAS. LOC.
THE DEVOUT CHRISTIAN'S VADE MECUM: BEING A SUMMARY OF SELECT AND NECES-
SARY DEVOTIONS. CONTAINING AMONG OTHKR ARTICLES, THE HYMNS AND PSALMS,
AS SUNG IN ENGLISH, IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPELS OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, April 23, MDCCXCII.
DE WITT, SIMEON 1756-1834
A MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY SIMEON DE WITT, SURVEYOR-GENERAL.
Albany: 1792. 1st. sheet. HC.
12th New York District Copyright, issued to Simeon De Witt, as
Author, 26 October, 1792.
THE DIARY; OR, LOUDON'S REGISTER. No. 1. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, [ — No.
275. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
New-York: Published by Samuel London, jun. No. 5, Water-Street; . . .
1792. fol. NYPL.
Established by Samuel Loudon, junior, as a daily newspaper, in con-
tinuation of the New-York Packet, published by Samuel Loudon, senior,
from 1776, which suspended publication in January, 1792. In Aug-
ust, 1792, the paper was enlarged to four columns, with a change of
types in the heading, and "junior" was dropped from the publisher's
name. Beginning in January, 1793, the Diary was printed by Samuel
Loudon and Son. In January, 1794, by Loudon and Brower, as The
Diary; or, evening register. And, in January, 1795, again by Samuel
Loudon, junior, as The Diary, & universal daily advertiser — the word
"daily" was dropped in August. In 1796, The Diary was printed by
Cornelius C. Van Allen and Company. In January, 1797, it was print-
ed by Crookes and Saunders, for John I. Johnson; and, after June 17th,
JohnCrookes, for the Proprietor, as 1 he Diary and mercantile advertiser.
In 1799, the title was shortened to, Mercantile advertiser — at first,
Printed and published by James Chevalier; and, from October 1st,
by John Crookes, for the Proprietor. Afterwards it was published by
Crookes and Butler; and, by Amos Butler. Continued under this title
after the year 1835.
DICKINSON, JONATHAN 1688 - 1747
FAMILIAR LETTERS TO A GENTLEMAN, UPON A VARIETY OF SEASONABLE AND IMPORT-
ANT SUBJECTS IN RELIGION. BY JONATHAN DICKINSON, A. M. MINISTER OF THE
GOSPEL AT ELIZABETH-TOWN, NEW-JERSEY. [Nine lines of Scripture texts.]
Philadelphia, : Printed for William Young, No. 52, Second-street, the cor-
ner of Chesnut-street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. iv, [4], 9-455, (1). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
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24268 DILWORTH, THOMAS -1780
A NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING I. WORDS,
BOTH COMMON AND FllOPER, PHOM ONE TO SIX SYLLABLES: THE SEVERAL SORTS
OP MONOSYLLABLES IN THE COMMON WORDS BEING DISTINGUISHED BY TABLES, IN-
TO WORDS OP TWO, THREE AND FOUR LETTERS, AC. WITH SIX SHORT LESSONS AT
THE END OP EACH TABLE, NOT EXCEEDING THE ORDER OP SYLLABLES IN THE PORE-
GOING TABLES. THE SEVERAL SORTS OP POLYSYLLABLES, ALSO, BEING RANGED IN
PROPER TABLES, HAVE THEIR SYLLABLES DIVIDED, AND DIRECTIONS PLACED AT
THE HEAD OP 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 PAR AS TO WORDS OP FOUR SYLLABLES,
FOR THE EASIER AND MORE SPEEDY WAY OP TEACHING CHILDREN TO READ. II. A
LARGE AND USEFUL TABLE OP WORDS. THAT ARE THE SAME IN SOUND, BUT DIFFER-
ENT IN SIGNIFICATION : VERY NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE WRITING ONE WORD
FOR ANOTHER OF THE SAME SOUND. HI. A SHORT, BUT COMPREHENSIVE GRAM-
MAR OP THE ENGLISH TONGUE, DELIVERED IN THE MOST FAMILIAR AND INSTRUCT-
IVE METHOD OP QUESTION AND ANSWER, NECESSARY FOR ALL SUCH PERSONS AS
HAVE THE ADVANTAGE ONLY OF AN ENGLISH EDUCATION. IV. AN USEFUL COLLECT-
ION OF SENTENCES IN PROSE AND VEK8E DIVINE, MORAL AND HISTORICAL; TO-
GETHER WITH A SELECT NUMBER OP FABLES ADOKNED WITH PROPER SCULPTURES
FOR THE BETTER IMPROVEMENT OP THE YOUNG BEGINNERS. AND V. FORMS OP
PRAYER FOR CHILDREN ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE, BEING RECOMMEND-
ED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN AND EMINENT SCHOOLMASTERS, AS THE MOST USEFUL
PERFORMANCE POR THE INSTRUCTION OP YOUTH, IS DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND IN THE SEVERAL ENGLISH COLONIES
AND PLANTATIONS ABROAD. THE FORTY-EIGHTH EDITION. BY THOMAS DILWORTH,
AUTHOR OF THE SCHOOLMASTER'S ASSISTANT ; YOUNG BOOK-KEBPER's ASSISTANT, &C.
Hartford: Printed and sold liy Nathaniel Patten. MDCCXCII. pp. (2),
150, portrait. 12mo. NYPL.
24269 THE SCHOOLMASTERS ASSISTANT: BEING A COMPENDIUM OF ARITHMETIC, BOTH
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL. IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. ARITHMETIC IN
WHOLE NUMBERS, WHEREIN ALL THE COMMON RULES, HAVING EACH OP THEM A
SUFFICIENT NUMBER OP QUESTIONS, WITH THEIR ANSWERS, ARE METHODICALLY AND
BRIEFLY HANDLED. II. VULGAR FRACTIONS, WHEREIN SEVERAL THINGS, NOT COM-
MONLY ME! WITH, ARE DISTINCTLY TREATED OF, AND LAID DOWN IN THE MOST
PLAIN AND EASY MANNER. III. DECIMALS, IN WHICH AMONG OTHER THINGS, ARE
CONSIDERED THE EXTRACTION OP ROOTS; INTEREST, BOTH SIMPLE AND COMPOUND;
ANNUITIES: REBATE, AND EQUATION OP PAYMENTS. IV. A LARGE COLLECTION OF
QUESTIONS WITH THEIH ANSWERS, SERVING TO EXERCISE THE FOREGOING RULES,
TOGETHER WITH A FEW OTHERS, BOTH PLEASANT AND DIVERTING. V. DUODECI-
MALS, COMMONLY CALLED CROSS MULTIPLICATION: WHEREIN THAT SORT OP ARITH-
METIC IS THOROUGHLY CONSIDERED, AND RENDERED VERY PLAIN AND EASY; TO-
GETHER WITH THE METHOD OP PROVING ALL THE FOREGOING OPERATIONS AT
ONCE, BY DIVISION OF SEVERAL DENOMINATIONS, WITHOUT REDUCING THEM INTO
THE LOWEST TERMS MENTIONED. THE WHOLE BEING DELIVERED IN THE
MOST FAMILIAR WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER, IS RECOMMENDED BY SEVERAL
EMINENT MATHEMATICIANS, ACCOMPTANTS, AND SCHOOLMASTERS, AS NECESSARY
TO BE USED IN SCHOOLS BY ALL TEACHERS, WHO WOULD HAVE THEIR SCHOLARS
THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND, AND MAKE A QUICK PROGRESS IN ARITHMETIC. To
WHICH IS PREFIXT, AN ESSAY ON THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH ; HUMBLY OFFERED
TO THE CONSIDERATION OP PARENTS. THE TWENTY-FOURTH EDITION. BY THOMAS
DILWORTH, AUTHOR OP THE NEW GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH TONGUE; YOUNG BOOK-
KEEPER'S ASSISTANT, 4C. &C. AND SCHOOLMASTER IN WAPPING. [Six lines.]
New-Tork: Printed and gold ly Hugh Qaine, Bookseller and Stationer, at
the Bible, in fIanover-8quare—M,DCC,XCH. pp. xiv, (6), (2), (2), 192, folded
table. 12mo. AAS.
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DIL WORTH, THOMAS, continued.
THE SCHOOLMASTER'S ASSISTANT; BEING A COMPENDIUM OP ARITHMETIC,
BOTH PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL. IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING, I. ARITH-
METIC IN WHOLE NUMBERS, ... II. VULGAR FRACTIONS, . . . III. DECI-
MALS, ... IV. A LAKUE COLLECTION OF QUESTIONS, . . . DUODECIMALS,
. . . THE WHOLE BEING DELIVERED IN THE MOST FAMILIAR WAY OF QUESTION
AND ANSWER, . . .
Wilmington: Printed by Brynberg and Andrews, in Market-Street. 1792.
Portrait. 12mo.
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VALUES
24271 — A NEW GUIDE TO THK ENGLISH TONGUE: IN FIVE PARTS. CONTAINING i.
WORDS BOTH COMMON AND PROPER J . . . 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
PRATER FOR CHILDREN, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE WHOLE BEING RECOM-
MENDED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN, AND EMINENT SCHOOLMASTERS.
New-York: 1792. 12ino.
24272 DODDRIDGE, PHILIP 1702 - 1751
CHRIST FORMED IN THE SOUL, THE ONLY FOUNDATION OF HOPE FOR ETERNITY. A
SERMON, ADDRESSED TO YOUNQ PERSONS. BY P. DODDRIDGE. GAL. IV. 19.
[Two lines.]
Providence: Reprinted by John Carter. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (30), (1). 8vo.
AAS. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
34273 A SERMON, URGING THE CARE or THE SOUL, AS THE ONE THING NEEDFUL. BY
P. DODDRIDGE, D. D.. ONE THING is NEEDFUL. LUKE x. 42.
Providence: Reprinted by John Carter. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (28). 8vo.
AAS. MHS. NYHS. NYPL. RIHS.
24274 SOME REMARKABLE PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF THE HON. COL. JAMES GARDINER,
WHO WAS SLAIN AT THE BATTLE OF PRESTON PANS, SEPTEMBER 21, 1745. TO
WHICH IS ADDED, THE SERMON, OCCASIONED BY HIS HEROICK DEATH. BY P.
DODDRIDGE, D. D. [Two lines of Latin from] VIBG.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 254. 12nio. AAS. JCB. NYPL.
24275 DODSLEY, ROBERT 1708-1764
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
*****#*_
New-Haven: Printed and sold by Abel Morse, 1792. pp. 102. 12mo.
24276 — 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 *******.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square.
1792.
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DODSLEY, ROBERT, continued.
24277 THE OECONOMY OP HUMAN LIFE. IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED FROM
AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is PRE-
FIXED AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DIS-
COVERED. IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, RESIDING IN CHINA, TO
THE EARL OP * * *
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, M,D,CC,XCII. pp. 136. 16mo. AAS.
24278 THE OECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE. IN TWO PARTS. TRANSLATED FROM
AN INDIAN MANUSCRIPT, WRITTEN BY AN ANCIENT BRAMIN. To WHICH is PRE-
FIXED, AN ACCOUNT OP THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SAID MANUSCRIPT WAS DIS-
COVERED. IN A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN IN CHINA, TO THE EARL
OF .
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. 1792.
24279 DORING, FRIEDRICH CHRISTLIEB
THAT THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, ACCORDING TO ROM. i. 16. CONTINUES TO
PROVE ITSELF AS THE POWER OP GOD UNTO SALVATION, ABLE TO RECLAIM AND
SAVE THE MOST DEPRAVED HEARTS, IS ILLUSTRATED BY THE EXAMPLE OF AUGUST
SOLOMON DCERING, HAVING EXPERIENCED GRACE; THE NARRATIVE OF WHICH is
NOW PUBLISHED TO THE HONOUR AND GLORY OF GOD, BY HIS OWN BROTHER
FREDERICK CHRISTLIEB DOSIUNG, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT MAIWALDAW, IN
SILESIA. TRANSLATED FROM THK GERMAN.
Philadelphia : Printed by Charles Cist : — and to be sold by Tobias Hirte,
No. 118, North Second-Street, [next door to Widow Rasor], M,DCC,XCII. pp. (2),
[70.] 12mo. AAS.
A printed slip pasted on the cover reads: This Book is to be had at the
following places, viz. Philadelphia, of Jacob Ritter, in Front-street
3d door below Arch-street. Baltimore, Nicholas Tshudy, in Market-
street. Fredericktown, Jacob Steiner. Hagarstown, Peter Hoefly. York-
town, Ernst Schlosser and John Morris. Lancaster, Matthseus Hehl.
Readingtown, Erhard Roos and Oottlob Youngman. Gennantown,
Peter Leibert and Justus Fox. Hope, Frederick Peter.
24380 DUNCAN, WILLIAM 1717-1760
THE ELEMENTS OF LOGIC. IN POUR BOOKS. BOOK i. OP THE ORIGINAL OF OUR
IDEAS, THEIR VARIOUS DIVISIONS, AND THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY CONTRIBUTE
TO THE INCREASK OF KNOWLEDGE; WITH A PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT OF THE RISE,
PROGRESS, AND NATURE OF HUMAN LANGUAGE. BOOK II. Op THE GROUNDS OF
HUMAN JUDGMENT, THE DOCTRINE OF PROPOSITIONS, THEIR USE IN REASONING, AND
DIVISION INTO SELF EVIDENT AND DEMONSTRABLE. BOOK III. Op REASONING, AND
DEMONSTRATION, WITH THEIR APPLICATION TO THE INVESTIGATION OF KNOWLEDGE,
AND THE COMMON AFFAIRS OF LIFE. BOOK IV. OF THE METHODS OF INVENTION
AND SCIENCE, WHEN THE SEVERAL DEGREES OF EVIDENCE ARE EXAMINED, THE
NOTION OF CERTAINTY IS FIXED AND STATED, AND THE PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE IN
WHICH IT MAY BE ATTAINED, DEMONSTRATED AT LARGE. DESIGNED PARTICULAR-
LY FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AT THE UNIVERSITY, AND TO PREPARE THE WAY TO
THE STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE MATHEMATICS. BY WlLI.IAM DUNCAN, PRO-
FESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MARISCHAL COLLEGE, ABERDEEN. [Two lines <)f Latin
from] HOR. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Fromtlie Press of Mathew Carey. August 10, — M,DCC,-
XCII. pp. 239, (1). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
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DUNCAN, WILLIAM
THE NEW- YORK DIRECTORY, AND REGISTER, FORTRE [sic] YEAR 1792. ILLUSTRA-
TED WITH A NEW AND ACCURATE PLAN OF THE CITY, AND PART OF LONG-ISLAND,
EXACTLY LAID DOWN, AGREEABLY TO THE LATEST SURVEY. CONTAINING — THE
NAMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND PLACES OF ABODE OF THE CITIZENS, ARRANGED IN
ALPHABETICAL ORDER; A LIST OF ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW-
YORK; A REGISTER OF THE EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, AND JUDICIAL MAGISTRATES
OF THK UNITED STATES, AND OF TUB STATE OF NEW- YORK; THE MINISTERIAL
AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS FROM THE UNITED STATES TO FOREIGN POWERS,
AND FROM FOREIGN POWEUS TO THE UNITED STATES; THE GOVERNORS OF THE
DIFFERENT STATES; THE OFFICERS BOTH CIVIL AND MILITARY, OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF NEW- YORK. — ALSO — AN ACCOUNT OF THE DIFFERENT SOCIETIES,
AND CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS IN THE CITY; WITH THE NAMES OF
THEIR OFFICERS. — TO WHICH IS ADDED — A LlST OF DUTIES PAYABLE ON GOODS,
WARES AND MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES. AND — A CHRON-
OLOGICAL TABLE OF REMARKABLE EVENTS WHICH HAVE HAPPENED SINCE THE
FIRST DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. BY WlLLIAM DUNCAN.
New-York: Printed for t!te Editor, by 1. and J. Swords, No. 27, William-
Street. — 1792. — [Price three shillings and six pence.] pp. viii, 230, plan. 12mo.
NYPL.
DUNLAP'S AMERICAN DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 4035. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, [ — No.
4347. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Philadelphia: Printed by John Dunlap, at No. 48, Market- Street, op-
posite the Jersey -Market. 1792. fol. AAS. LOC.
DUTCH, EBENEZER
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED BEFORE THE ASSOCIATION, AT THE DEDICATION OF A NEW
MEETING-HOUSE, AUGUST 9, 1791. BY EBENEZER DUTCH, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
SECOND CHURCH IN BRADFORD.
Newburyport : Printed and sold by John Mycall. MDCCXCII. pp. 48.
8VO. AAS. BPL. JCB. LOC.
DWIGHT, THEODORE 17C4 - 1846
AN ORATION, SPOKEN BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, OF THE STATE OF
CONNECTICUT, MET IN HARTFORD, ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1792. BY THEODORE
DWIGHT, ESQUIRE. [Publishers monogram.]
Printed at Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCII. pp. 18. 8vo.
AAS. HC. LOC.
EAMES, JONATHAN 1730-1800
WALKING WITH GOD, CONSIDERED AND IMPROVED, IN A SERMON, DELIVERED AT
NEWBUHY, APRIL 29, 17SI2. OCCASIONED BY THE DECEASE OF THE REV. JOHN
TUCKER, D. D. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH THERE. WHO DEPARTED THIS
LIFE, MARCH 22, 1792. By JONATHAN EAMES, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN
NEWTOWN, NEW-HAMPSHIRE. •
Newburyport: Printed and sold by John Mycall, 1792. pp. (48). 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. BPL. JCB. MI1S. NYHS. NYPL.
EASTERN HERALD. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — -MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Printed and published by Thomas B. Wait, opposite the Haymarket, Port-
land. 1792. fol.
In continuation of the Cumberland Gazette.
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ECKLEY, JOSEPH 1750-1811
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE BEQUEST OP THE ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE AR-
TILLERY COMPANY, JUNE 4, 1792: BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF THEIB ELECTION
OF OFFICERS. BY JOSEPH ECKLEY, A. M. MINISTER OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH
IN BOSTON. [Ornament.]
Bottom Printed by Samuel Hall. MDCCXCII. pp. [80.] 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOG.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1708 - 1758
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. JONA-
THAN EDWARDS. THE THIBD AMEBICAN EDITION.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas & Leonard Worces-
ter, for Isaiah Ihomas. MDCCXCII. pp. 355. 8vo. AAS.
AN HUMBLE INQUIRY INTO THE RULES OF THE WORD OF GOD, CONCERNING THE
QUALIFICATIONS REQUISITE TO A COMPLETE STANDING AND FULL COMMUNION IN
THE VISIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. BY THE LATE JONATHAN EDWARDS, A. M.
Wilmington: Printed by James Adams, sen. 1792.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN 1745-1801
ALL DIVINE TRUTH PROFITABLE .' ILLUSTRATED IN A SERMON PREACHED AT HAMDEN
[sic], JANUARY HTH, 1792. AT THE ORDINATION OF THE BEV. DAN BRADLEY,
TO THE PA8TOBAL CHARGE OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN WHITES-TOWN, IN THE STATE
OF NEW-YORK. BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN NEW-
HAVEN.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse. MDCCXCII. pp. (42). 8vo.
AAS. JCB. NYHS. NYPL.
FAITH, AND A GOOD CONSCIENCE, ILLUSTRATED IN A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE
ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND WlLLIAM BROWN, TO THE PASTORAL OFFICE IN
THE FIRST CHURCH IN GLASTENBURY, ON THE 27TII. OF JUNE, 1792; AND PRINTED
AT THE REQUEST OF THE HEARERS. BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D. PA8TOB OF A
CHURCH IN NEW-HAVEN.
New-Haven: Printed by A. Morse. MDCCXII [sic 1792.] pp. (33). 4to.
AAS. BM. CHS. JCB. NYPL.
THE INJUSTICE AND IMPOLICY OF THE SLAVE TRADE, AND OF THE SLAVERY OF
THE AFRICANS : ILLUSTRATED IN A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE CONNECTICUT
SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF FREEDOM, AND FOR THE BELIEF OF PERSONS
UNLAWFULLY HOLDKN IN BONDAGE, AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING IN NEW-HAVEN,
SEPTEMBER 15, 1791. BY JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN
NEW-HAVEN. To WHICH is ADDED, A SHORT SKETCH OF THE EVIDENCE FOR THE
ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TBADE, DELIVEBED BEFOBE A COMMITTEE OF THE BRIT-
ISH HOUSK OF COMMONS. [Signed, W. B. C. i. e. William Bell Crafton.]
Providence: Printed by John Carter. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (60). 8vo.
AAS. JCB. LOC. MIIS. RIH8.
24293
- THE MARRIAGE OF A WIFE'S SISTER CONSIDERED IN A SERMON DELIVEBED IN
THE CHAPEL OF YALB-COLLEGE, IN THE EVENING AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT,
SEPTEMBER 12, A. D. 1792; BEING THE ANNIVERSARY CONCIO AD CLEBDM. BY
JONATHAN EDWARDS, D. D. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN NEW-HAVEN.
Printed at New-Haven, by T. and 8. Green. [1792.] pp. (27). 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. JCB. NYPL.
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EDWARDS, MORGAN 1722 - 1795
MATERIALS TOWARDS A HISTOUY OF THE BAPTISTS IN JERSEY ; DISTINGUISHED INTO
FIIISTDAY BAPTISTS, SEVKNTUDAY BAPTISTS, TUNCKER BAPTISTS, ROGERENE BAP-
TISTS. VOL. n. BY MORGAN EDWARDS, A. M. AND QUONDAM FELLOW OF R. I.
COLLEGE. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, in Second-
Street. MDCCXCII. pp. vii, 155, (1). 12mo. AAS. HSP. JOB.
The first volume was published in 1770.
ELLICOTT, ANDREW 1754 - 1820
ELLICOTT'S VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA ALMANAC, AND EPHEMERIS,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793.
Baltimore: Printed and told by John Hayes. [1792.]
- A PLAN OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, IN THE TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA, CEDED
BY THE STATES OF VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMER-
ICA, AND BY THEM ESTABLISHED, AS THE SEAT OF THEIR GOVERNMENT, AFTER THE
YEAR 1800.
Philadelphia: 1792.
Andrew Ellicott completed the Plan begun by L'Enfant, and his im-
proved Plan was engraved in Philadelphia, and Boston, in 1792.
BM.
ELLWOOD, THOMAS
DAVIDEIS. THE LIFE OF DAVID, KING OF ISRAEL.
ELLWOOD. THE SIXTH EDITION.
1639-1713
A SACRED POEM. BY THOMAS
Dover, (New-Hampshire), Re-printtd by Eliphalet Ladd, 1792. 4to. MHS.
ELY, JOHN
THE CHILD'S INSTRUCTOR CONSISTING OF EASY LESSONS FOR CHILDREN ON SUBJECTS
WHICH ARE FAMILIAR TO THEM IN LANGUAGE ADAPTED TO THEIR CAPACITIES. BY
A TEACHER OF LITTLE CHILDREN IN PHILADELPHIA. [One line from] ST. PAUL.
VOLUME i.
Philadelp7iia: 1792.
35th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to John Ely, as Author,
24 September, 1792.
EMERSON, JOHN 1745 - 1826
ALL THE WORKS OF CHRIST IN CREATION AND PROVIDENCE, EXECUTED BY INFINITE
WISDOM AND GOODNESS: ILLUSTRATED IN A FUNERAL SERMON. ON THE DEATH
OF MRS. SARAH LEAVITT, THE VIRTUOUS AND AMIABLE CONSORT OF THE REV.
MK. JONATHAN LEAVITT, WHO DIED SUDDENLY, AT HEATH, OCTOBER HTH, IN
THE 4»TH YEAR OF HER AGE. BY JOHN EMERSON, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHUBCH
IN CONWAY. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Greenfield, Massachusetts, by Thomas Dickman. MDCCXC'II.
pp. 26. 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB.
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24306
ENCYCLOPEDIA; OB, A DICTIONARY OF ARTS, SCIENCES, AND MISCELLANEOUS LIT-
ERATURE; CONSTKUCTED ON A PLAN, BY WHICH THE DIFFERENT SCIENCES AND
AKTS AUE DIGESTED INTO THE FOHM OF DISTINCT TREATISES ON SYSTEMS, COM-
PREHENDING THE HISTORY, THEORY, AND PRACTICE, OF EACH, ACCORDING TO THE
LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS; AND FULL EXPLANATIONS GIVEN OF THE
VARIOUS DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, WHETHER RELATING TO NATURAL AND
ARTIFICIAL OBJECTS, OR TO MATTERS ECCLESIASTICAL, CIVIL, MILITARY, COM-
MERCIAL, &c. INCLUDING ELUCIDATIONS OF THE MOST IMPORTANT TOPICS RELA-
TIVE TO RELIGION, MORALS, MANNERS, AND THB OKCONOMY OF LIFE : TOGETHER
WITH A DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE COUNTRIES, CITIES, PRINCIPAL MOUNTAINS, SEAS,
RIVERS, &C. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD; A GENERAL HISTORY, ANCIENT AND MOD-
ERN, OF THE DIFFERENT EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, AND STATES; AND AN ACCOUNT OF
THE LIVES OF THE MOST EMINENT PERSONS IN EVERY NATION, FROM THE EARL-
IEST AGES DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIMES. COMPILED FROM THE WRITINGS OF THE
BEST AUTHORS, IN SEVERAL LANGUAGES; THE MOST APPROVED DICTIONARIES, AS
WELL OF GENERAL SCIENCE AS OF ITS PARTICULAR BRANCHES; THE TRANSAC-
TIONS, JOURNALS, AND MEMOIRS OP VARIOUS LEARNED SOCIETIES, THK MS. LEC-
TURES OF EMINENT PROFESSORS ON DIFFERENT SCIENCES; AND A VARIETY OF
ORIGINAL MATERIALS, FURNISHED BY AN EXTENSIVE CORRESPONDENCE. THE
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, IN EIGHTEEN VOLUMES, GREATLY IMPROVED. ILLUS-
TRATED WITH FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO COPPERPLATES. VOL. V. ClC —
DIA. [VOL. vi. DIA — ETH. vit. ET.W — GOA.] INDOCTI DISCANT ET AMENT MEM-
INISSE PERITI.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobion, at the Stone House, No. 41,
South Second Street. [1792.] 3vols. pp. 807, (1), 24 plates (138-161); 794, 22
plates (162-183); 797, (1), 38 plates (184-221). 4to.
AAS. APS. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYIIS. NYPL. WC.
ENGLAND. CHURCH OF
A CATECHISM OR AN INTRODUCTION TO BE LEARNED BY EVERY PERSON BEFORE HE
BE BROUGHT TO BE CONFIRMED BY THE BISHOP.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nieolson, 1792.
EPICTETUS 60 -
[Greek title.] [EPICTETI ENCHIRIDION.] Ex EDITIONE JOANNIS UPTON ACCURATE
EXPRESSUM.
Philadelphia: Impensis Matliai Carey. MDCCXCII. pp. 22; 23. 24mo.
AAS. LOG.
EKSKINE, EBENEZEB 1680 - 1754
SERMONS UPON THE MOST IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING SUBJECTS. BY THE LATE
REVEREND EflENEZER EltSKINE, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT STIRLING. THE
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia : Printed by John ifCulloch, No. 1, North Third-street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 511, (2). 12mo. AAS. JOB.
Contains an eight-page list of Subscribers' names.
THE ESSEX JOURNAL & NEW-HAMPSHIRE PACKET. NUMB. 393. WEDNESDAY, JAN-
UARY 4, [— NUMB. 445. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Newburyport : Printed by John My call, in Merrimack-Street, a little below
the Ferry-way, . . . 1792. fol. AAS. LOC. NYH8.
AN EULOGIUM AND VINDICATION OF MASONRY. SELECTED AND IMPROVED FROM
VARIOUS WRITERS.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Woodhovse, 1792. pp. 29. 8vo.
EXTRACT FROM AN ESSAY ON THE CULTURE OF SILK.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1792.
1792
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THE FARMER AND CITIZEN: DIALOGUE.
[ Philadelphia : 1792.J Broadside.
THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. VOL. ir. No. 43. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [— VOL. in. No.
43. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Published in Danbury, (Connecticut) by Douglas and Ely. 1792. fol. AAS.
Beginning July 7th, the day of publication was changed to Saturday.
THE FARMER'S REGISTER. VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, [ — No.
14. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.J
Kingston, (Ulster County) Printed by Nicholas Power and William Copp.
1792. fol.
Established by Nicholas Power and William Copp. In September,
1793, at the close of the first volume, Nicholas Power withdrew, and
William Copp established, with a new serial numbering, the Rising
Sun, associating Samuel Freer with him in its publication. This ar-
rangement apparently continued into the year 1798, when, in May,
Samuel Freer and Son established, with a new serial numbering, the
Ulster and Delaware Gazette, changing its title, in the following year, to
Ulster Gazette, under which name it was continued after the year 1810,
being published in that year by Samuel S. Freer.
A FATHER'S ADVICE TO HIS CHILD; OR THE MAIDEN'S BEST ADORNING.
Exeter: Printed by Henry Ranlet — 1792. [Ornament.] pp. 8. 16mo. BU.
FATHER ABRAHAM'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD 1793. CONTAIN-
ING (BESIDES ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS) VARIETY OF USEFUL AND ENTERTAIN-
ING MATTER.
Philadelphia: Printed by Stewart and Cochran, No. 34, South Second-
Street. [1792.]
FATHER NICHOLAS; AN ENTERTAINING STORY, EXEMPLIFYING THE POWER OF
CORRUPT SOCIETY AND FALSE SHAME, OVER THE NATURAL FEELINGS OF VIRTUE.
Printed by M. Crosicell, & Co. Catskill- Landing. 1792.
THE FEDERAL GAZETTE AND PHILADELPHIA DAILY ADVERTISER. VOL. vin. No.
1012. MONDAY, 2o JANUARY, [ — VOL. ix. No. 1321. MONDAY, 31 DECEMBER,
1792.]
Printed and published by Andrew Brown, at Washington's Head, in Ches-
nut-Street, near Front-Street, . . . 1792. fol. LCP.
Beginning September 1st, the paper was enlarged to royal folio.
THE FEDERAL SPY. VOL. i. No. 1. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, [—No. 2. TUES-
DAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Springfield — (Massachusetts) — Published by James R. Hutchins, at the cor-
ner of the entrance to the Court-House. 1793. fol. AAS.
Established by James Reed Hutchins and continued by him into the
year 1794, when he quit publication. In December, 1794, John Worth-
ington Hooker and Francis Stebbins, continued its publication into
the year 1796, when Hooker withdrew in May of that year, and Steb-
bins continued publication alone into the year 1800, being succeeded
by Timothy Ashley, Ashley & Brewer, and Henry Brewer, until publi-
cation ceased in the year 1805. Beginning with the issue for 29 Jan-
uary, 1793, the title was changed to Federal Spy and Springfield Ad-
vertiser; and, on 24 December, 1793, to Federal Spy and Springfield
Weekly Advertiser, changing again, in 1794, to The Federal Spy, which
was continued to the end.
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FEDERAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
CONSTITUTION OP THE FEDERAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia: 1792. pp. 15. 8vo. MHS.
PENNING, DANIEL
THE READY RECKONER: OR TRADERS USEFUL ASSISTANT, IN BUYING AND BELLING
ALL SORTS OP COMMODITIES, EITHER WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. SHEWING AT ONE
VIEW THE AMOUNT OR VALUE OP ANY NUMBER OR QUANTITY OF GOODS OR MER-
CHANDISE, PROM IIALP A FARTHING TO TWENTY SHILLINGS, EITHER BY THE LONG
OR SHORT HUNDRED, HALF HUNDRED OR QUARTER, POUND OR OUNCE, ELL OH YARD,
*C. &C. IN SO PLAIN AND EASY A MANNER, THAT PERSONS QUITE UNACQUAINTED
WITH ARITHMETICK MAY HEREBY ASCERTAIN TUB VALUE OP ANY NUMBER OF HUN-
DREDS, POUNDS, OUNCES, ELLS OR YARDS, AC. AT ANY PRICE WHATEVER: AND TO
THE MOST READY IN FIGURES, IT WILL BE EQUALLY USEFUL, BY SAVING MUCH TIME
IN CASTING UP WHAT IS HERE CORRECTLY DONE TO THEIR HAND. To WHICH IS
ADDED, A TABLE OF SIMPLE AND COMPOUND INTEREST. BY DANIEL PENNING.
Printed for Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Bookstore in Worcester, Massachu-
setts, and by him and Company in Boston. MDCCXCII. pp. (2), (2), 106. nar.
8vo. AAS.
FIELDING, HENRY 1707 - 1754
THE BEAUTIES OF FIELDING: CAREFULLY SELECTED FROM THE WORKS OF THAT EMI-
NENT WRITER. TO WHICH IS ADDED, SOME ACCOUNT OF HIS LIFE. FlRST AMERI-
CAN EDITION.
Philadelphia- From the Press of M. Carey, Oct. 27, M.DCC.XCII. pp. (vi),
143. 24mo. AAS.
THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, Jio. 6,
South Front-street. 1792.
THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY, LAID DOWN IN QUESTION AND
ANSWER, FOR THE MOST PART EXPRESSED IN THE VERY WORDS OF SCRIPTURE.
Lancaster: Printed by William Dickson, in King Street. 1792.
FLEET, THOMAS, and JOHN
FLEETS POCKET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER LEAP-YEAR, AND SEVENTEENTH OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE CALCULATED
CHIEFLY FOR THE USE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON, THE
METROPOLIS, BEING IN THE 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, &c.
Boston : Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Corn-
hill. [1792.] pp. [20]; [143], (1). 24mo. AAS. BA. HC. LOG. MHS. NYPL.
35th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas & John Fleet,
as Proprietors, 11 October, 1792.
FLEMING, FRANCIS A. _ 1793
THE CALUMNIES OF VERUS: OR, CATHOLICS VINDICATED FROM CERTAIN OLD SLAND-
ERS REVIVED; IN A SERIES OF LETTERS PUBLISHED IN DIFFERENT GAZETTES AT
PHILADELPHIA. COLLECTED AND REVISED BY "VERAX," WITH THE ADDITION OF
A PREPACK AND A FEW NOTES.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johnston & Justice, 1792.
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THE FIRST AMERICAN
FLETCHER, or DE LA FLECHIERE, JOHN WILLIAM
THE WORKS OP THE REV. JOHN FLETCHER. VOLUME in.
EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank: Sold by John Dickini, No.
182, in Race-Street, near Sixth-Street. 1792. pp. 840. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
1792
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FOLIE, A. P.
PLAN OP THE TOWN OP BALTIMORE AND ITS ENVIRONS.
Philadelphia: 1792.
BY A. P. FOLIE.
HC.
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FORD, TIMOTHY 1762 - 1830
AN ENQUIRY INTO THE CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY OP THE SUPREME FEDERAL
COURT, OVER THE SEVERAL STATES, IN THEIR POLITICAL CAPACITY. BEING AN
ANSWER TO OBSERVATIONS UPON THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OP
AMERICA. BY JAMES SULLIVAN, ESQ. ATTORNEY GENERAL OP THE STATE OP
MASSACHUSETTS. BY A CITIZEN OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. [Signed, Hortensius.
Charleston, April 12, 1792.]
Charleston: Printed by W. P. Toung, Broad-Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp.
(49). 8vo. BA. nc. JCB. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
Attributed wrongly, also, to David Ramsay.
FOSTER, EDMUND 1752 - 182(3
THE MINISTRY OP RECONCILIATION ILLUSTRATED. A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE
ORDINATION OP THE REV. JONATHAN O8GOOD, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OP THE
CHURCH AND CONGREGATION IN GARDNER, OCTOBER 19, MDCCXCI. BY EDMUND
FOSTER, A. M. PASTOR OP THE CHURCH OP CHRIST IN LITTLETON.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas & Leonard Wor-
cester. MDCCXCII. pp. 40. 8vo AAS. BA. HC. JCB. NYPL. UTS. YC.
FOSTER, JOEL
Half-title: MR. FOSTER'S SERMON AT THE INTERMENT OF THE REV. SAMUEL
KENDALL. NEW-SALEM, FEBRUARY 3, 1792.
Title: A DISCOURSE, OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH, AND DELIVERED AT THE INTER-
MENT, OP REV. SAMUEL KENDALL, A. M. FORMER MINISTER OF NEW-SALEM; WHO
DIED THE 31ST OF JANUARY, AND WAS INTERRED THE 3D OP FEBRUARY, 17H2, IN
THE 85TH YEAR OF HIS AGE. BY JOEL FOSTER, A. M. PASTOR OP THE CHURCH IN
NEW-SALEM. [Two lines from] ST. PAUL.
Springfield: Printed by Ezra Waldo Weld. MDCCXCII. pp. 18. 8vo. AAS.
FOTHERGILL, SAMUEL 1715 - 1772
THE NECESSITY AND DIVINE EXCELLENCY OF A LIFE OP PURITY AND HOLINESS, SET
FORTH WITH PATHETIC ENERGY, BY AN EMINENT MINISTER AMONG THE PEOPLE
CALLED QUAKERS. IN SEVEN DISCOURSES AND THREE PRAYERS, AND AN EPTSTLE
TO HIS BRETHREN IN RELIGIOUS PROFESSION IN THE ISLAND OF TORTOLA. NOW
COLLECTED AND REFUBLI8HED, THAT THE INSTRUCTIVE AND IMPORTANT TRUTHS
THEREIN CONTAINED, MAY BE SPREAD, AND BECOME GENERALLY USEFUL. GATHER
UP THE FRAGMENTS, THAT NOTHING BE LOST. JOHN VI. 12. TlIE FIRST SALEM
EDITION. FROM MR. CRUKSHANK'S PHILADELPHIA EDITION OF 1783.
Salem: (Massachusetts): Printed and sold by Thomas C. Cushiny. — Sold
also by William Carllon, at his Shop opposite the Rev. Mr. Prince's meeting-house.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 112. 8vo. AAS. BA.
Second title: Two DISCOURSES, AND A PRAYER. PUBLICLY DELIVERED. ON SUNDAY
THE SEVENTH AND TUESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAYS OF MAY, 1767, AT THE
QUAKERS' YEARLY MEETING, AT THE FRYERS, IN BRISTOL. THE WHOLE TAKEN
DOWN IN CHARACTERS, BY A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. TO WHICH
is ADDED, A PREFACE.
Salem: Printed by T. C. Gushing; and sold by W. Carlton, Main-Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), 15—37.
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FOTIIERGILL, SAMUEL, continued.
Third title: THE PRAYER OP Aacn ILLUSTRATED is A FUNERAL DISCOURSE; AND
THE ADVANTAGES RESULTING FROM AN EARLY STEADFAST PIETY. PREACHED EX-
TEMPORE. BY THE AUTHOR OF Two DISCOURSES AND A PRAYER, PUBLICLY DE-
LIVERED AT THE QUAKERS' YEARLY MEETING IN BRISTOL. THE WHOLE TAKEN
DOWN IN CHARACTERS, BY A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
Salem: Printed by T. C. Gushing; and sold by W. Carlton, Main-Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), 43—68.
Fourth title: THE GRACE OF OUR LORD JESDS CHRIST, THE LOVE OF GOD, AND
A DIVINE COMMUNION, RECOMMENDED AND INFORCED IN A SERMON, PUBLICLY DE-
LIVERED AT A MEETING OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, HELD IN LEEDS, THE
26TH OF THE SIXTH MONTH, COMMONLY CALLED JUNE, 1769. CAREFULLY TAKEN
DOWN IN CHARACTERS, AT THE SAME TIME, BY JAMES BLARES, JUN.
Salem: Printed by T. C. Gushing; and sold by W. Carlton, Main-Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. (1), 70—87.
Fifth title: REPENT AND BE CONVERTED: A SERMON, PREACHED AT A MEETING
OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QuAKEHS, 1768. ALSO, THE HEADS OF A SERMON,
PREACHED AT HOR8LEYDOWN MEETING, UPON THE CLOSE OF A VISIT TO FRIENDS
FAMILIES IN THAT QUARTER, THE 19TH OF THE ELEVENTH MONTH, 1769.
Salem: Printed by T. G. Gushing; and sold by W. Carlton, Main-Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), 91— 112.
FOWLER, ANDREW 1760 - 1850
A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, DESIGNED PARTICULARLY FOR
THE USE OF THE PltOTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT EAST-WOODS, OYSTERBAY.
New-York: 1792. pp. 81. 16mo. HC. LOC.
FOX, THOMAS
THE WILMINGTON ALMANACK, OR EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAK OF OUR LORD 1793.
Wilmington: [1792.]
FRANCE. KINGDOM.
THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION, DECREED BY THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, AT THE SES-
SION OF THE YEARS 1789, 1790, AND 1791, AND ACCEPTED BY THE KlNG ON THE
13TH AND 14TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1791; WITH THE DECLARATION OF RIGHTS OF
MAN AND CITIZEN, AND THE MESSAGE OF THE KlNG TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,
ON THE 13TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1791; HIS SPEECH ON ACCEPTING AND RATIFYING
IT, IN THE ASSEMBLY; AND THE ANSWER OF M. THOUVET, THEN PRESIDENT OF
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, WITH THIS MOTTO — "VivRE, LIBRE ou MOURIR!"
"TO LIVE FREE. OR TO DIE!" TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH THE GREAT-
EST CARE AND ACCURACY, AND PRECEDED BY AN INTRODUCTION OF THE TRANSLA-
TOR, DEDICATED TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE NEW WORLD. BY A FRIEND OF
LIBERTY. — D. F. DOUNANT.
Alexandria: Printed by Hanson and Bond, 1792. pp. 50? 8vo.
THE FREEMAN'S [cut] JOURNAL; OR, THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTELLIGENCER.
OPEN TO ALL PARTIES, BUT INFLUENCED BY NONE. NUMB. DLIX. WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. DLXXVIII. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1792.]
Philadelphia, Printed by Francis Bailey, at Yorick's Head, in High-Street.
1792. fol.
With the issue for May 16th, publication of the Freeman's Journal ceased.
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FRIENDS. SOCIETY OF
THE EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY-MEETING, HELD IN LONDON, BY ADJOURNMENTS,
FROM THE 21ST TO THE 29TH OF THE FIFTH MONTH, 1792, INCLUSIVE, To THE
QUARTERLY AND MONTHLY MEETINGS OF FRIENDS IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND,
AND ELSEWHERE.
[ Philadelphia f 1792.] pp. (4). fol. AAS.
SOME TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN TH^ INDIANS AND FRIENDS IN PENNSYLVANIA,
IN 1791 AND 1792.
Philadelphia? 1792. pp. 16. <3vo.
FROTHINGHAM'S LONG-ISLAND HERALD. [Motto.] VOL. I. No. 35. TUESDAY,
JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. n. No. 84. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Sagg-ffarbour, Printed by David Frothingham, near t7ie Landiny. 1792. fol.
GAIFER, pseudonym.
THE CONVERSION OF A MEHOMETAN, TO THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, DESCRIBED IN A
LETTER FKOM GAIFEH, IN ENGLAND, TO HIS FRIEND IN TURKEY.
Catskill Landing: Printed by M. Croswell & Co. 1792.
GAINE, HUGH 1726 - 1807
HUGH GAINE'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, LATELY IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND, AND TO BE SOLD AT HIS BOOK-STORE AND PRINTING-OFFICE, AT
THE BIBLE IN HANOVER-SQUARE. [Ornament.]
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine. — 1792. — pp. 24. 8vo. NYPL.
GAINE'S UNIVERSAL REGISTER; OR, COLUMBIAN KALENDAR, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, AND OF THE AMERICAN
EMPIRE THE SEVENTEENTH. [New York arms.]
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover- Square.
M,DCC,XCIII. [1792.] pp. (214), (2). 24mo. HC. LOC.
GARDINER, JOHN 1731 - 1793
THE SPEECH OF JOHN GARDINER, ESQ. DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT-
ATIVES. ON THURSDAY, THE 26TH OF JANUARY, 1792; ON THE SUBJECT OF THE
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, APPOINTED TO CONSIDER THE EXPEDIENCY OF RE-
PEALING THE LAW AGAINST THEATRICAL EXHIBITIONS WITHIN THIS COMMON-
WEALTH. [Nineteen lines of quotations.]
Printed at Boston, by Joseph Bumstead, for the Author. MDCCXCII. pp.
vii, (65). 8vo. AAS.
Printed on thick paper. Contains the Speech only.
— GARDINER ON THE THEATRE, OR, THE SPEECH OF JOHN GARDINER, ESQ.
DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ON THURSDAY, THE 2GTH OF
JANUARY LAST, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, APPOINTED
TO CONSIDER THE EXPEDIENCY OF REPEALING THE LAW AGAINST THEATRICAL
EXHIBITIONS WITHIN THIS COMMONWEALTH ; WITH AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLICK,
MANY CRITICAL AND HISTORICAL NOTES, AND A BEAUTIFUL FRONTISPIECE, ENGRAV-
ED BY CALLENDER, REPRESENTING THE GROUND PART OF THE ANCIENT GREEK
THEATRE, PRICE THREE SHILLINGS, STITCHED ON BLUE PAPER. [Eight lines from]
POPE. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, A LETTER TO THE AUTHOR, ON THE THEATRE, BY A
FRIEND; AND A DISSERTATION ON THE ANCIENT POETRY OF THE ROMANS; WITH
INCIDENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON CERTAIN SUPERSTITIONS, &C.
Boston : Printed by Benjamin Russell, and to be Jiad at Mr. John Eieing's
Grocery-Store, No. 42, Marlborough-Street; of the Author, and of no other persons
in town. 1792.
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24340 — THE SPEECH OF JOHN GARDINER, ESQ. DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES, oy THURSDAY THE 26TH OF JANUARY LAST, ON THE SUBJECT OF
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, APPOINTED TO CONSIDER THE EXPEDIENCY OF
REPEALING THE LAW AGAINST THEATRICAL EXHIBITIONS WITHIN THIS COMMON-
WEALTH; WITH AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, MANY CRITICAL AND HISTORICAL
NOTES, AND A BEAUTIFUL FRONTISPIECE, ENGRAVED BY CALLENDER, REPRESENT-
ING THE GROUND PART OF THE ANCIENT GREEK THEATRE. [Eight lines from]
POPE. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, A LETTER TO THE AUTHOR, ON THE THEATRE;
BY A FRIEND; AND A DISSERTATION, ON THE ANCIENT POETRY OF THE ROMANS;
WITH INCIDENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON CERTAIN SUPERSTITIONS, AC.
Newbwyport: Printed (?) Sold by John Myca.ll. 1792.
24341 THE SPEECH OF JOHN GARDINER, ESQUIRE. DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES. ON THURSDAY, THE 26TH OF JANUARY, 1792; ON THE
SUBJECT OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, APPOINTED TO CONSIDER THE EX-
PEDIENCY OF REPEALING THE LAW AGAINST THEATRICAL EXHIBITIONS WITHIN
THIS COMMONWEALTH. [Twenty-six lines of quotations.]
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, for the Author. MDCCXCII. pp.
159, (1), plate. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. BPL. HC. JCB. LCP. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
Contains, a Plan of the ancient Greek theatre. The Letter to the
Author, on the Theatre [As referred to in page 99.] pp. 103-108.
And, A Dissertation on the ancient poetry of the Romans: with inci-
dental observations on certain superstitions, &c. pp. 110-159.
The copy in the Massachusetts Historical Society, contains manuscript
notes by the author.
27th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to John Gardiner, as
Author, 20 March, 1792. 3d Maine District Copyright, issued to
John Gardiner, esq. as Author, 9 April, 1792.
24342 GAY, BUNKER - 1815
A DISCOURSE IN TWO PARTS, DELIVERED AT HINSDALE, JULY 29, 1792; AND THE
SABBATH AFTER AT CHESTERFIELD: OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF MRS. ABIGAIL
GAY. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 15TH, 1792. . . . [Two lines of quo-
tations.]
Printed at Greenfield, Massachusetts, by Thomas Dickman. MDCCXCII.
pp. 24. 8vo. HC. LOC.
24343 A GENUINE AND CORRECT ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTIVITY, SUFFERINGS & DE-
LIVERANCE OF MRS. JEMIMA HOWE, OF HINSDALE, IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE. TAKEN
FROM HER OWN MOUTH, AND WRITTEN, BY THE REV. BUNKER GRAY [si'c GAY],
A. M. MINISTER OF HlNSDALE, IN A LETTER TO THE AUTHOR OF THE HISTORY OF
NEW-HAMPSHIRE [JEREMY BELKNAP], EXTRACTED FROM THE THIRD VOLUME OF
SAID HISTORY, BY CONSENT OF SAID AUTHOR. IN THIS ACCOUNT THE MISTAKES
OF COL. HUMPHREYS, RELATING TO MRS. HOWE, IN HIS "LIFE OF GENERAL
PUTNAM," ARE RECTIFIED.
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Belknap and Young, north side
of the State- House, State- Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 20. 8vo. AAS. LOC. MHS.
24344 GAZETTE OF MAINE. VOL. ir. No. 14. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. 117. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Portland, (District of Maine) Published by Benjamin Titcomb, jun. 1792.
fol. AAS.
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General title: THE GAZETTE OP THK UNITED STATES. PUBLISHED AT. THE SEAT
OF GOVERNMENT. BEGINNING APRIL 27, 1791, — AND ENDING MAY 29, 1792; CON-
TAINING THE LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE UNION, PASSED
AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND CONGRESS, AND SKETCHES OF DEBATES IN
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; ALSO A SERIES OF ORIGINAL ESSAYS. UPON THE
MOST INTERESTING SUBJECTS OF LIFE, MANNERS, &C. VOL. THIRD. U S A.
Philadelphia: Printed by the Editor (John Fentio) at his office in High-
Street. 1792. pp. 456. fol. LOC.
Heading : GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES. No. 72. OF VOL. in. WHOLE NO.
280. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 61. OF VOL. iv. WHOLE NO. 383. SATUR-
DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
[A National paper. J Published Wednesdays and Saturdays by John Fenno.
No. 69, High-Street, between Second and Third- Streets, Philadelphia. 1792. pp.
285-456; 1-244. fol. LOC.
GENERAL ADVERTISER. NUM. 393. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUM. 705. MONDAY,
DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Published (daily) by Benj. Franklin Bathe, up Franklin-Court, in Market,
between Third and Foiirth-Streets, Philadelphia. 1792. fol. AAS. HC. LCP.
FromNovember 20th, the Printing-Office was"at No. 112,Market-street."
A GEOGRAPHICAL CLOCK: CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF THIS CITY; EX-
HIBITING AT ONE VIEW, THE TIME OF DAY OR NIGHT IN EVERY PART OF THE
GLOBE; WITH A FULL DESCRIPTION, IN LETTER PRESS, OF THE CLOCK AND THEIR
PLANISPHERE OF THE EARTH, AND A COPIOUS INDEX OF ALL THE PRINCIPAL KING-
DOMS, ISLANDS AND CITIES IN THE WORLD, WITH THE LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE
RECKONED FROM THE MERIDIAN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Francis Bailey, No. 116, Market street,
and by the principal Booksellers in this city. 1792.
THE GEORGE-TOWN WEEKLY LEDGER. VOL. n. No. 39. WHOLE NO. 91. SAT-
URDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. in. No. 38. WHOLE NO. 142. SATURDAY, DECEM-
BER 28, 1792.]
George-Town: Printed by Alexander Doyle. 1792. fol.
In April, James Doyle, succeeded Alexander Doyle as Publisher.
GEORGIA. STATE.
AN ACT FOR ESTABLISHING AND REGULATING PATROLS, AND FOR PREVENTING ANY
PERSON FROM PURCHASING PROVISIONS OR ANY OTHER COMMODITIES FROM, OR
SELLING SUCH TO ANY SLAVE, UNLESS SUCH SLAVE SHALL PRODUCE A TICKET FROM
HIS OR HER OWNER, MANAGER OR EMPLOYER. PASSED IN NOVEMBER 1765.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith. 1792.
AN ACT FOR GOVERNING SLAVES WITHIN THIS STATE, AND FOR ESTABLISHING A
JURISDICTION FOR THE TRIAL OF OFFENCES COMMITTED BY SUCH SLAVES AND
OTHER PERSONS THEREIN MENTIONED; AND TO PREVENT THE INVEIGLING AND
CARRYING AWAY SLAVES FROM THEIR MASTERS, OWNERS AND EMPLOYERS. PASSED
IN MAY 1770.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, 1792.
JOURNALS OF THE LAST SESSION OF BOTH BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, 1792.
LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Augusta: Printed by John E. Smith, 1792.
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24353 GEORGIA. CIRCUIT CODKT.
THE OPINIONS OF TUB JUDGES DELIVERED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOB THE DISTRICT
OF GEORGIA, ON THE 2o OF MAY LAST, IN THE CASE OF MESSRS BRAILSFORD AND
OTHERS VERSUS JAMKS SPALDING: ALSO DOUGLAS VERSUS THE EXECUTORS OF
STIRK.
Savannah: Printed by James & Nicholas Johnston, 1792. pp. 36. 8vo. NVHS.
24354 THE GEORGIA GAZETTE. No. 467. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [—No. 515. THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Savannah: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston, Broughton- Street,
1792. fol. GHS.
24355 GEORGIA. THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND GAZETTE OF THE STATE. [Motto.] VOL.
vi. No. CCLXXIV. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 325. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1792.]
Augusta; Printed by John E. Smith, Printer to the State. 1792. fol. GHS.
24356 DIE GERMANTAUNER ZKITUNG. NUM. 77. DIENSTAG, DEN STEN JANUAR, [ —
NOM. 128. DIENSTAG, DEN 25TEN DECEMBER, 1792.]
Diese Zeitung wird wochentlich Dienstng Nachmittags herausgegeben von
Michael Billmeyer, Buchdrucker, ea Oermantaun; fur einen halben Thaler des
Jahrs. Ein Viertel Thaler wird beym Einschreiben bezahlt. 1792. 4to. HSP.
24357 GIBSON, ROBERT
A TREATISE OF 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. PARTICULARLY THREE NEW AND VERY
CONCISE METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE AREAS OF RIGHT-LINED FIGURES ARITH-
METICALLY, OR BY CALCULATION, AS WELL AS THE GEOMETRICAL ONES HERETO-
FORE TREATED OF. THE WHOLE ILLUSTRATED WITH COPPER-PLATES. THE
SIXTH EDITION. By ROBERT GlBSON, TEACHER OF THE MATHEMATICS. WlTH
ALTERATIONS AND AMENDMENTS, ADAPTED TO THE USE OF AMERICAN SURVEYORS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Cruksluink, No. 87, High-Street, 1792.
pp. viii, 288; (2), (2), 90, (2), 60, 12 plates. 8vo. AAB.
Second title: MATHEMATICAL TABLES: DIFFERENCE OF LATITUDE AND DEPART-
URE: LOGARITHMS, FROM 1 IO 10,000. ARTIFICIAL SINES, TANGENTS, AND SECANTS.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, No. 87, Market-
Street. 1794. pp. (2), (2), 90, (2), 60.
Third title : TABLES OK LATITUDE AND DEPARTURE : CONSTRUCTED TO EVERY
QUARTER OF A DEGREE OF THK CJUADRANT, AND CONTINUED FROM ONE, TO THE
DISTANCE OF ONE HUNDRED MILES on CHAINS. [By John Robertson.] [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed and fold by Joseph Crvkshank, in Market-street,
between Second and Third-streets. MDCCXC. pp. (2), 90.
34358 GLEASON, EZRA
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODEISLAND, NEWHAMPSHIRE & VER-
MONT ALMANACK, WITH AN EPIIEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793:
BEING THE FIRST YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAH, AND SEVENTEENTH OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF UNITED AMERICA. FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE
SCRIPTURES, 5755. [Six lines. Cut. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Worcester, by I. Tliomas and L. Worcester, for Isaiah Thomas.
. . . [1792.] pp. [48.] 12mo. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
Contains, An Act more effectually to provide for the national defence,
by establishing an uniform militia throughout the United States.
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A GOLDEN TREASURE FOR THE CHILDREN OP GOD, WHOSE TREASURE IS IN HEAVEN ;
CONSISTING OP SELECTED TEXTS OP THE BlBLE, WITH PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS
IN PROSE AND VERSE, FOR EVBHT DAT IN THE YEAR. "WHERE TOUR TREASURE
IS, THERE WILL TOUR HEART BE ALSO."
Sold by William Carleton, at the Bible and Heart, Salem. 1792.
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER 1728-1774
THE VICAR OF WAKEPIELD: A NOVEL. BT DR. GOLDSMITH.
Norwich: Re-printed and sold by Ebenezer Bushnell, 1792.
THE VICAR OF WAKKPIELD: A TALE. SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BT
HIMSELF.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wlieeler, 1792. 2 vols. in one. 12mo.
GOOKIN, DANIEL 1612-1687
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OP THE INDIANS IN NEW ENGLAND. OF THEIR SEVERAL
NATIONS, NUMBERS, CUSTOMS, MANNKRS, RELIGION, AND GOVERNMENT, BEFORE
THE ENGLISH PLANTED THERE. ALSO A TRUE AND FAITHFUL ACCOUNT OP THE
PRESENT STATE AND CONDITION OF THE PRATING INDIANS. (OR THOSE WHO HAVE
VISIBLY RECEIVED THE GOSPEL IN NEW ENGLAND:) DECLARING THE NUMBER OF
THAT PEOPLE, THE SITUATION AND PLACE OF THEIR TOWNS AND CHURCHES, AND
THEIR MANNER OF WORSHIPPING GOD, . . . BRIEFLT DECLARING THE PRUDENT
AND FAITHFUL ENDEAVORS OP THE RIGHT HONORABLE THE CORPORATION OF LON-
DON, FOR PROMOTING THAT AFFAIR; ALSO SUGGESTING SOME EXPEDIENTS FOR
THEIR FURTHER CIVILIZING AND PROPAGATING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AMONG
THEM. BY DANIEL GOOKIN.
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Belknap and Hall. MDCCXCII.
pp. 89. 8VO. BA. BM. BPL. NYI1S.
Also included in the first volume of the Collections of the Massachu-
setts Historical Society printed this year.
THE GOSHEN REPOSITORY, AND WEEKLT INTELLIGENCER. [Motto.] VOL. in. No.
155. TUESDAT, JANUART 3, [ — VOL. iv. No. 206. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25,
1792.]
GosJien: Printed and published by David Mandeville and David M. West-
cott, 1792. fol.
Sometime this year David Maudeville withdrew, Wescott continuing
publication alone.
GBAFTON, JOSEPH 1757 - 1836
A SERMON OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OP JONATHAN SHEPARD, JAMES WARD, AND
MICHAEL BRIGHT, WHO DIED OF SMALLPOX, 1792.
Boston: 1792.
GREEN, ASHBEL 1762-1848
LETTER TO THE PREACHER OP LIBERAL SENTIMENTS.
[ Philadelphia :] 1792. 12mo. nc.
GREEN, TIMOTHY
GREEN'S REGISTER, FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT: [Ornamental line.] WITH AN
ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793, CALCULATED BT NATHAN DABOLL,
FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEW-LONDON, LAT. 41. 25. NORTH.
New-London: Printed by T. Green & Son. [1792.] pp. 92; (15). 12mo.
CHS. NL. RIBS. TC.
GREENFIELD GAZETTE. VOL i. No. 27, THURSDAT, AUGUST 2, [—No. 48. THURS-
DAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Greenfield: Printed by Thomas Dickman. 1792. fol.
In continuation of the Impartial intelligencer.
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RlVIERE, DONDON, SAINTE-SUZANNE, AND OTHERS, FROM THE 26TH OF OCTOBER,
1791, TO THE 24TH OF DECEMBER, OF THE SAME YEAR. BY MR. GROSS, AT-
TORNEY SYNDIC OF VALIKRE, TAKEN PRISONER BY JOHNNY.
Baltimore: 1792. 12mo.
24369
THE GUARDIAN; OR. NEW-BRUNSWICK ADVERTISER. VOL. I. No. 1. WEDNES-
DAY, NOVEMBER 7, [ — No. 8. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Neic- Brunswick, New-Jersey : Printed by Arnett & Blauvelt. 1792. fol.
Established by Shelly Arnett and Abraham Blauvelt, in succession to
The Brunswick Gazette, and weekly monitor. In the fall of 1793, the
partnership was dissolved, Abraham Blauvelt assuming the entire con-
trol and continuing its publication for twenty years or more.
24370
GURNET, 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. FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS. ABSTRACTED FROM THE LARGER EDITION. BY THOMAS SARJEANT.
[Four lines of verse.] ILLUSTRATED WITH TEN COPPER-PLATES. [Second Amer-
ican edition.]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Lang; sold by T. Dobson. 1792. pp. 21, (1),
portrait, 9 plates. 12mo. AAS. LOC.
"Revised, corrected, abridged, and rendered so familiar and easy, that
a complete knowledge of the art may be obtained without the assist-
ance of a tutor, from a few hours application only, and reduced to a
convenient size for a pocket book."
24371
HALIBURTON, WILLIAM
EFFECTS OF THE STAGE ON THE MANNERS OF A PEOPLE: AND THE PROPRIETY OF
ENCOURAGING A VIRTUOUS THEATRE. BY A BOSTONIAN. [Vignette.]
Boston: Printed by Young and Etheridge, Market- Square. Sold by them
and the several Booksellers. MDCCXCII. pp. 75, (11. plate. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. LOC. MHS.
*16
Contains, A ground plan of the proposed theatre. Also, A Letter from
a friend to the Author, giving a summary of the advantages included
in his system. 38th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to William
Haliburton, as Author, 18 October, 1792.
24372
HALL, JAMES 1744-1826
A SERMON, BASED ON PROVERBS xiv. 34, PREACHED AT THE OPENING OF A COURT
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston: 17!»2.
24373
:V SKUMQN pitE \CHKU \T THE O.KUIN \TION OF SAMUEL C C \LDWEI i A° p I^TOII
OF SUGAR-CREEK CHURCH.
Charleston: 1792.
24374
HALL, PRINCE
A CHARGE DELIVERED TO THE BRETHREN OF THE AFRICAN LODGE ON THE 25TH
OF JUNE, 1792. AT THE HALL OF BROTHER WILLIAM SMITH, IN CHAIILESTOWN.
BY THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL MASTER PRINCE HALL. PRINTED AT THE REQUEST
OF THE LODGE.
Printed and sold [by Thomas and John Fleet] at the Bible and Heart,
Cornhill, Boston. [1792.] pp. (13). 8vo. AAS. HC. MHS. NYPL.
1792
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296
24375
24376
24377
24378
24379
24380
24381
24382
24383
HALL, SAMUKL 1740 - 1807
CATALOGUE OP BOOKS SOLD BY SAMUEL HALL AT No, 53 CORNHILL, BOSTON.
APRIL, 1792.
[Boston: Printed by Samuel Hull, 1792.] Broadside, fol.
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER 1739 - 1802
A TREATISE ON THE MANAGEMENT OP FEMALE COMPLAINTS, AND OF CHILDREN IN
EARLY INFANCY. A NEW EDITION.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, 1792. pp. 379. 12mo. BA. SGO.
HAMMET, WILLIAM
AN APPEAL TO THE TRUTH AND CIRCUMSTANCES. BY WILLIAM HAMMET, E. M. c.
Charleston: Printed for the Author. 1792. 8vo.
A REJOINDER: BEING A DEFENCE OF THE TRUTHS, CONTAINED IN AN APPEAL
TO TRUTH AND CIRCUMSTANCES; IN SEVEN LETTERS, ADDRESSED TO THE REVER-
END MR. MORRELL. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE APPEAL.
Charleston: Printed for Hie Author. 1792. 8vo.
HAMPSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL, MORAL AND
ENTERTAINING. OPEN, FREE, AND IMPARTIAL BUT NOT LICENTIOUS. [Motto.]
VOL. v. NUMB. 2o3. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. vi. No. 304. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 26, 1792.
Printed and published by Ezra Waldo Weld, opposite the Court-House, in
Springfield, (Massachusetts) 1792. fol. AAS.
With the issue for December 26th, Ezra Waldo Weld withdrew from its
publication, and was succeeded by Edward Gray.
THE HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. VOL. vi. NUMB. 279. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ —
NUMB. 329. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26TH, 1792.]
Northampton, (Massachusetts) Published by William Butler. 1792. fol.
AAS. MIIS.
HART, LEVI 1738 - 1808
Half-title: MR. HART'S ANNIVERSARY SERMON FOR FEBRUARY 28TH, 1792.
Title: THE IMPORTANCE OF PARENTAL FIDELITY IN THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN
ILLUSTRATED, IN A DISCOURSE, ADDRESSED TO THE CONGREGATION IN THE NORTH
SOCIETY OF PRESTON, THE LORD'S-DAY FOLLOWING THE 28TH OP FEB. 1792. BY
LEVI HART, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN PRESTON. BEING THE THIRTIETH
ANNIVERSARY OF HIS FIRST SERMON TO THAT PEOPLE. [Four lines of Scripture
texts.]
Norwich, Printed by Bushnell & Hubbard. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 38. 8vo.
AAS. BM. JCB.
Half-title : MR. HART'S SERMON OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF MRS. KING.
Title : GOD THE UNFAILING SOURCE OP COMFORT TO AFFLICTED SAINTS ; OR, THE
DIVINE ALL-SUFFICIENCY IN THE DAY OP TROUBLE, ILLUSTRATED IN A DISCOURSE :
DELIVERED AT CHELSEA IN NORWICH, MAY 22, 1791: THE LORD's-DAY FOLLOW-
ING THE DEATH AND FUNERAL OP MRS. SARAH KING THE AMIABLE AND PIOUS CON-
SORT OF THE REV. WALTER KlNG. BY LEVI HART, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH
IN PRESTON. [Four lines of Scripture texts.]
Norwich: Printed by Ebenezer Bushnell. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (34). 8vo. AAS.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, IN CAMBRIDGE. THE ORDER OF THE EXERCISES OF COM-
MENCEMENT. JULY 18, 1792. [Colophon:]
[Boston:] (Typis T. & J. Fleet.) [1792.] Broadside, fol. AAS. HC.
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AD
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, continued.
24384 ILI.USTRISSIMO JOHANNI HANCOCK, ARMIGRRO, LL. D. HONOUATIBSIMO SAMUKLI
ADAMS, ARMIOBRO, LL. D. VICE-GUBBRNATORI; CONSILARIIS ET SENATORIBUS
REIPUBLIC/E MASSACHUBETTENSIS; REVERENDISQUE ECCLESIARUM IN OPPIDIS SEX
VICINIS, PRESBYTERIS, UNIVERSITATIS HARVAKDIAN^E CURATOHIBUS ; REVEHENDO
JOSEPHO WILLARD, s. T. D. ix. D. pii/EsiDi; [Four lines.] THESES HASCE, ju-
VENES IN ARTIBCS iNiTiATi, [Thirty-seven names.] HUMILLIME DEDICANT.
. . . HABITA IN COMITIIS UNIVERSITATIS CANTABRIOI^E MASSACHUSETTENSIS
DIE JULII XVIII. ANNO 8ALUTIS MDCCXCII. RERUMQOE PUBLICARUM FfflDERA-
TARUM AMERICA SUMM^E POTESTATIS xvn. [Colophon:]
Bostonia: Typii Belknap et Hall. [1792.] Broadside, fol. AAS. BM. HC.
24385 HAVEN. SAMUEL 1727 - 1806
A FUNERAL DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT THE INTERMENT OF THE REV. BENJAMIN
STEVKNS, D. D. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE, MAT 18, 1791, IN THE 71ST YEAR OF
HIS AOE. BY SAMUEL HAVEN, D. D. PASTOR OF THE SOUTH CHURCH IN PORTS-
MOUTH. [Two lines from] PARABLE OF THE TALENTS.
Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall, M,DCC,XCII. pp. (32). 8vo.
AAS. BM.
24386 HAWEIS, THOMAS 1734-1820
HAWEIS' COMMUNICANT'S COMPANION: OR AN EVANGELICAL PREPARATION FOR THE
LORD'S SUPPER. IN WHICH THE NATURE OF THE ORDINANCE is SHEWN — THE
DISPOSITIONS REQUISITE FOR A PROFITABLE PARTICIPATION THEREOF WHEREIN
TFIE CARELESS SINNER IS ADMONISHED — THE FORMALIST DETECTED AND RE-
PROVED— THE FEEBLE-MINDKD COMFORTED — THE DOUBTING RELIEVED THE
SINCERE ASSISTED AND THE FAITHFUL CONFIRMED.
New-York: Printed by Samuel London, 1792.
24387 HAYLEY, WILLIAM
THE TRIUMPHS OF TEMPER. A POEM, IN six CANTOS.
Winchester : Printed and sold by Eichard Bowen, 1792.
24388 HAZARD, EBENEZER 1744-1817
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS; CONSISTING OF STATE PAPERS, AND OTHER AUTHENTIC
DOCUMENTS; INTENDED AS MATERIALS FOR AN HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. BY EBENEZER HAZARD, A. M. MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILO-
SOPHICAL SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE:
AND FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. VOLUME I.
[Three lines of Latin quotation.]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, for the Author. MDCCXCII. pp.
IV, [039], [x]. 4tO. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JOB. NL. NYHS. NYPL.
The second volume was printed at Philadelphia, in 1794. 31st Penn-
sylvania District Copyright, issued to Ebenezer Hazard, as Author,
8 March, 1792.
84389 HEMMENWAY, MOSES 1735-1811
A DISCOURSE CONCERNING THE CHURCH; IN WHICH THE SEVERAL ACCEPTATIONS OF
TIIE WORD ARE EXPLAINED AND DISTINGUISHED; THE GOSPEL COVENANT DE-
LINEATED : A RIGHT OF ADMISSION AND ACCESS Tp SPECIAL ORDINANCES, IN THEIR
OUTWARD ADMINISTRATION, AND INWARD EFFICACY, STATED AND DISCUSSED. DE-
SIGNED TO REMOVE THE SCRUPLES AND RECONCILE THE DIFFERENCES OF CHRIST-
IANS. BY MOSES HEMMENWAY, D. D. PASTOR OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
IN WELLS. [One line from] ISAIAH LVII, 14.
Printed at Boston by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury street. MDCCXCII. pp. 123. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOG. MH8. NYHS. NYPL.
"Such is the reputation of this work that nearly two thousand subscrib-
ers for it have been obtained, besides what are on more than a hun-
dred subscription papers that are not yet returned."
AUCTION
VAI.I'KS
1745-1820
BY WILLIAM HAYLEY, ESQ.
1792
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24393
24393
24394
24395
HEMMENWAY, MOSES, continued.
A DISCOURSE TO CHILDBEN. BY THE KKV. MOSES HEMMENWAY, D. D. ALSO,
THE CONVERSION AND DEATH OF JOSEPH: AN AFFECTING STORY, FOUNDED ON
PACT. EMBELLISHED WITH TWO ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. PUBLISHED ACCORD-
ING TO ACT OF CONGRESS.
Printed at Portland, by Thomas B. Wait. 1792. pp. 23, 2 plates. 12mo.
Second District of Maine Copyright, issued to Elijah Kellogg, as Pro-
prietor, 6 December, 1791.
A SERMON DELIVERED AT SOMERSWORTH, MARCH HTH, AT THE INTERMENT
OF THE REVEREND JAMES PlKE, A. M. WHO DIED MARCH 8, 1792, IN THE NINE-
TIETH YEAR OF HIS AGE, AND SIXTY-FIFTH OF HIS MINISTRY. 15Y MOSES HEM-
MENWAY, D. D.
Dover: Printed by Eliphalet Ln.dd, fur the Subscribers, at his Printing-
Office near the Court-Home. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 28. 8vo. AAS. BA. BPL. JCB. LOC.
HERALD OF THE UNITED STATES. No. 1. OF VOL. i. WHOLE NO. 1. SATURDAY,
JANUARY 14, [ — No. 51. OF VOL. i. WHOLE NO. 51. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1792.]
Printed and published on Saturdays, by Nathaniel Phillips, [at the Post
Office] in Warren, State of Rhode-Island, &c. 1792. pp. 204. fol.
Established by Nathaniel Phillips, and continued by him until after
the year 1807. In 1810 and 1811, publication was made in the name
of John F. Phillips. In 1794, "Printer to the honorable the General
Assembly of the State of Rhode-Island and Providence Plantations"
was added to the imprint. A peculiarity of publication is that the
numbers are consecutively paged from the first number up to, cer-
tainly, the issue for 8 April, 1805, and perhaps later.
THE HERALD OF VERMONT; OR RUTLAND COURIER. [Motto.] VOL. i. No. 1.
MONDAY, JUNE 25, [ — No. 12. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1792.]
Printed in Rutland, at the south west angle of the Court House Square,
[every Monday morning] by Anthony Haswell. 1792. fol.
Established by Anthony Haswell, and publication suspended, and
never resumed, after twelve numbers had been issued, owing to a fire
which destroyed the Printing-Office. The Legislature, then sitting in
Rutland, in October, passed an Act granting him the privileges of a
Lottery to raise two hundred pounds to replace his loss, but this failed
to accomplish the purpose. The motto reads: "Let sentiment blow
free, and candour guide — We own no party and espouse no side."
HERVEY, JAMES 1713-1758
MEDITATIONS AND CONTEMPLATIONS. BY JAMES HERVEY, A. M. LATE RECTOR OF
WESTON-FAVELL, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, at tfte Bible in Hanover- Square.
1792. 2 vols. in one.
HINDMARSH, ROBERT 1759 - 1835
A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE HONOURABLE EMANUEL SWEDENBORG, AND HIS THEO-
LOGICAL WRITINGS.
London, printed. Baltimore — Re-printed and sold by Samuel and John
Adams. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (4), 23, (1). 16mo. BA.
Appended is a List of books by R. Hindmarsh.
AUCTIO
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1792
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24396 HIRTE, TOBIAS
ElN NEUES. AUSEHLESENES
IN AMKHIKA. VON TOBIAS HIRTE, PHILADELPHIA.
Chemuthill: Qedruckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792. pp. 96. 12rao. HBP^
37th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Tobias Hirte, as
Author, 19 November, 1792.
24397 HISTORY OF MASTER FRIENDLT: TOGETHER WITH A NUMBER OF FABLES: SELECTED
FROM uEsop.
Boston: Printed and sold by If. Coverly, 1792. pp. 16. 32mo. AAS.
34398 THE HISTORY OF THE HOLT JESUS. CONTAINING A BRIEF AND PLAIN ACCOUNT OF
HIS BIRTH, LIFE, AND DEATH, RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN ; AND
HIS COMING AGAIN AT THE GREAT AND LAST DAT OF JUDGMENT. BEING A PLEAS-
ANT AND PROFITABLE COMPANION FOR CHILDREN COMPOSED ON PURPOSE FOR
THEIR USE. BT A LOVER OF THEIR PRECIOUS SOULS.
Boston: Printed and sold 'by Samutl Hall, No. 53 Cornhill. 1792. pp.
58, (4), frontispiece. 32mo. JCB.
24399 — THE HISTORY OF THE HOLT JESUS. CONTAINING A BRIEF AND PLAIN ACCOUNT
OF HIS BIRTH, LIFE, DEATH, RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN ; AND
HIS COMING AGAIN AT THE GREAT AND LAST DAT OF JUDGMENT. BEING A PLEAS-
ANT AND PROFITABLE COMPANION FOR CHILDREN; COMPOSED ON PURPOSE FOR
THEIR USE. BT A LOVER OF THEIR PRECIOUS SOULS.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Melcher, 1792.
24400 HOARE, PRINCK 1754 - 1834
NO SONG, NO SUPPER. AN OPERA IN TWO ACTS. WlTH ADDITIONAL SONGS. A 8 PER-
FORMED WITH GREAT APPLAUSE BT THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANTOF COMEDIANS,
Philadelphia: From the Press of Hathew Carey, No. 118 Market Street.
1792.
24401 DER HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDER, AUF DAS JAHR 1793. NACH
DER QNADEN REICHEN, GEBURT UNSEHS HERRN UNO HETLANDES JESU CHKISTI,
(WELCHES EIN GEMEINES JAHR VON 365 TAGEN IST.) [Eight lines.] ZUM NEUN-
TENMAL HERAU8 GEGEBEN.
ffermantuun, gedruckt und zu finden bey Michael Billmeyer. [Six lines. ]
[1792.] pp. (40). 4to. AAS. LOC.
24402 HOLCROFT, THOMAS 1744-1809
THE ROAD TO RUIN: A COMEDY. As IT is ACTED AT THE THEATRE ROTAL, COVENT-
GARDEN. . . .
London: Printed: New-York: Reprinted for Berry and Rogers, No. 35,
Hanover-Square. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 78, (2). 16mo. LOC.
24403 HOLDEN, OLIVER 1765-1831
AMERICAN HARMONY: CONTAINING, A VARIETT OF AIRS, SUITABLE FOR DIVINE WOR-
SHIP, ON THANKSGIVINGS, ORDINATIONS, CHRISTMAS, FASTS, FUNERALS, AND OTHER
OCCASIONS. TOGETHER WITH A NUMBER OF PSALM TONES, IN THREE AND FOUR
PARTS. THE WHOLE INTIRELY NEW. BY OLIVER HOLDEN, TEACHER OF MUSIC
IN CHARLESTOWN. [One line from] PSALM LXVIII. 25. PUBLISHED ACCORDING
TO ACT OF CONGRESS.
Printed, typographically, at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas, and Ebenezer T.
Andrews, Faust's Statue, No. 45. Newbvry Street.— MDCCXCII. pp. 32. obi.
Itillio. AAS. HC. Mils.
84th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Oliver Holden, as
Author, 25 September, 1792.
1792
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24404
24405
24406
24407
24408
24409
HOLMES, JOHN
THE ART OF BHBTORICK MADE EAST: OR, THE ELEMENTS OF ORATORT . . .
New-York: Printed by Hugh Qaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. 1792.
HOLT, THOMAS 1762 - 1836
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. REED PAIGE, M. A. TO
THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHURCH IN HANCOCK, STATE OF NKWIIAMPSHIRE,
SEPTEMBER 21sT, MDCCXCI. BY TSIOMAS HOLT, M. A. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH
IN HAKDWICK. [Five lines of Scripture texts.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts : by Isaiiih Thomas & Leonard Wor-
cester. MDCCXCII. pp. 44. 8vo. AAS. BM. LOC. YC.
HOMER, JONATHAN 1759 - 1843
THE SUCCESSION OF GENERATIONS AMONG MANKIND, ILLUSTRATED AND IMPROVED IN
A CENTURY SERMON, PREACHED AT KEWTON, ON LORD'S DAY, DEC. 25, 1791;
BEING THE COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW CENTURY, FROM THE INCORPORATION OF
SAID TOWN. BY JONATHAN HOMER, A. M. PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN
NEWTON.
Printed at the Apollo Press in Boston, by Belknap and Young, State Street.
MDCCXCII. pp. 27. 8vo. AAS. BA. BM. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS.
HOPKINSON, FRANCIS 1737 - 1791
THE MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS AND OCCASIONAL WRITINGS OF FRANGIS [sz'c] HOPKIN-
SON, ESQ. VOLUME i. [ — in.]
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, at the Stone House, No. 41, Second
Street, M,DCC,XCII. 3vols. pp. vi, [384], 2 plates; iv, [422]; vi, [215], [204.]
8VO. BA. BM. BPL. LCP. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
On the title-pages of volumes one, and three, the Author's name is mis-
spelled Frangis. His Poems on several subjects, occupies 204 pages, in
the third volume. The volumes were prepared for the press by the
Author, and published from his manuscripts after his death. 36th
Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Joseph Hopkinsou, as
Proprietor, 2 October, 1792.
HORNE, GEORGE 1730 - 1792
A COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF PSALMS. IN WHICH THEIR LITERAL ou HISTOR-
ICAL SENSE, AS THEY RELATE TO KlNG DAVID, AND THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL, IS
ILLUSTRATED: AND THEIR APPLICATION TO MESSIAH, TO THE CHURCH, AND TO IN-
DIVIDUALS, AS MEMBERS THEREOF, IS POINTED OUT: WITH A VIEW TO RENDER THE
USE OF THE PSALTER PLEASING AND PROFITABLE TO ALL ORDERS AND DEGREES OF
CHRISTIANS. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, FROM THE FOURTH BRITISH. BY
GEORGE, LORD BISHOP OF NORWICH, AND PRESIDENT OF MAGDALEN COLLEGE,
OXFORD. [Three lines of Scripture texts.] VOL. i. [ — n.l
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-
street, Hie corner of Chesnut-street. M,DCC,XCII. 2 vols. pp. (2), xxxiv, (1),
260; (2), 261—554. 8vo. AAS. BA.
Printed on thick, and on thin paper; and in one volume with this general
title-page, also. The American Antiquarian Society has copies of the
three variants.
HOSACK, DAVID 1769 - 1835
AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF SUSPENDED ANIMATION FROM DROWNING, WITH THE
MEANS OF RESTORING LIFE. BY DAVID HOSACK, M. D.
New-York: Printed by T. & J. Swords, 1792. pp. v, 7-37. 8vo.
BA. NYHS. SGO.
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HOUGH, SIMON
AN ALAKM TO THE WOULD: DEDICATED TO ALT, RANKS OF MEN; BY A PROFESSED
FRIEND TO ALL MANKIND — BEGGING THEY WOULD PREPARE FOR CHRIST'S SECOND
COMING, WHICH IS NEAR, EVEN AT THE DOORS. AND THE ANGEL WHICH I SAW
STAND UPON THE SEA, AND UPON THE EARTH, LIFTED IIP HIS HAND TO HEAVEN,
AND 8WARE 1!Y HlM THAT LIVETH FOREVER AND EVER, THAT THERE SHOULD BE
TIME NO LONGER. BUT IN THE DAYS OF THE VOICE OF THE SEVENTH ANGEL,
WHEN HE SHALL BEGIN TO SOUND THE MYSTERY OF GOD SHALL BE FINISHED*
REV. 10. 7. *Tins ANGEL COMES BETWIXT THE GTH AND 7in TRUMPET, AND is
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Printed at titockbridge, by Loring Andrews. MDCCXCII. pp. 41
8vo.
LOC.
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24412
"The above pamphlet & dialogue was fitted for the press in June, 1791,
since which the writer has, Sept. 1792, been excommunicated by the
minister and a small majority of the church, as I am informed." Simon
Hough, Richmond, Sept. 22, 1792. To David Perry.
HOWELL, READING
A MAP OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, WITH PART OF LAKE ERIE AND PRESQUE
ISLE, ALSO, THE RIVERS SUSQUEHANNA. OHIO, ALLEGHANY, MONONGAHELA,
AND LESSER STREAMS, THE MOUNTAINS, ROADS, PORTAGES, ETC.
[Philadelphia: Printed for tlie Author, 1792.] 03 x 36.
Dedicated to Governor Thomas Mifflin. Advertised, November 12,
1792, as follows: "Howell's large Map of Pennsylvania, may be had of
the Author in North Fifth Street, No. 88, completed in the following
manner, viz. Counties coloured, pasted on linen, varnished, and
mounted on rollers, all performed by himself, and in every part supe-
rior to those done in London. Specimens of both may be seen at his
house." The London edition, is 64 x 75 inches, mounted on canvas, and
folded into quarto, in slip case. The American Copyright notice is
dated August, 1792. Published for the Author and sold, London:
J. Phillips, 1792.
A MAP OF PENNSYLVANIA, & THE PARTS CONNECTED THEREWITH, RELATING TO
THE ROADS AND INLAND NAVIGATION, ESPECIALLY AS PROPOSED TO BE IMPROVED
BY THE LATE PROCEEDINGS OF ASSEMBLY. 1792. [COPIED FROM HIS LARGER MAP.]
BY READING HOWELL. J. TRENCHARD, SCULP.
[ Philadelphia : Printed for the Aut?tor, 1792.] 18 x 26. LOC.
24413
24414
HUDSON GAZETTE. VOL. vn. NUMB. 353. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. vin.
NUMB. 404. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
[Hudson:] Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. 1792. fol.
In continuation of The Hudzon Weekly Gazette.
HULL, WILLIAM 1753 - 1825
(CIRCULAR.) PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 1792. SIR, IN CONFORMITY TO AN APPOINTMENT
AND INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE OFFICERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LINE OF THE LATE
AMERICAN ARMY, I HAVE ATTENDED AT THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT FROM THE
20'm OF MARCH TO THE PRESENT PERIOD. THE OBJECT OF MY COMMISSION WAS
TO OBTAIN A DECISION ON A MEMORIAL WHICH THEY HAVE HERETOFORE PRESKNTED
TO CONGRESS, ON THE SUBJECT OF FURTHER COMPENSATION FOR THEMSEI.VKS AND
THE SOLDIERS WHO SERVED DURING THE WAR. . . . [Signed, in autograph,
William Hull.]
[Philadelphia: 1792.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
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HUMPHREYS, DANIEL
THE COMPENDIOUS AMERICAN GRAMMAR, OR GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES is VERSE;
DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SQHOOI.S IN THE UNITED STATES. WlTH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING RULES FOR THE FORMATION OF VERBS, AND THE RIGHT U8E OF THE
POINTS AND STOPS. INSCRIBED TO THE AMERICAN INSTRUCTORS OF YOUTH. BY
DANIEL HUMPHREYS, ESQ. PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS. [Two
lines of Latin from] OVID.
Portsmouth. (N. II.) Printed by John Osborne, at the Spy Printing-office,
(for the Author). M.DCC.XCII. pp. (71). 12mo. LOC. MHS.
5th New Hampshire District Copyright, issued to Daniel Humphreys,
as Author, 15 September, 1792.
HUTCHINS, FATHER ABRAHAM, pseudonym.
FATHER HUTCHINS REVIVED; BEING AN ALMANAC ANDEPHEMERIS; OF THE MOTIONS
OF THE SUN AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RIS-
ING AND SETTING OF THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING, AND SOUTHING OF THE
MOON; FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1798: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE,
OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, UNTIL THE 4TH OF
JULY. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEW- YORK; BUT WITHOUT ANY MA-
TERIAL ALTERATION WILL ANSWER FOK THE STATES OF NEW-JERSEY AND CON-
NECTICUT, AS WELL AS THE ADJACENT STATES. CONTAINING ALSO, THE LUNATIONS,
CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES, JUDGMENT OF THE WEATHER, RISING AND SETTING OF
THE PLANETS, LENGTH OF DAYS AND NIGHTS, COURTS, ROADS. &C. TOGETHER WITH
USEFUL TABLES, CHRONOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, AND ENTERTAINING REMARKS.
BY FATHER ABRAHAM HUTCHINS, MATHEMATICIAN.
New-York: Printed and sold by Samuel Campbell, No. 37, Hanover-Square.
[1792.] pp. (36), 12mo. AAS.
- — FATHER HUTCHIN'S REVIVED BEING AN ALMANAC 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 1793: BEING THE FIRST
AFTER UISSEXTILE. OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
UNTIL THE 4TH OF JULY. CALCULATED FOR THK MERIDIAN OF NEW-YORK; BUT
WITHOUT ANY MATERIAL ALTERATION WILL ANSWER FOR THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT, AS WELL AS THE ADJACENT STATES. CONTAIN-
ING ALSO, THE LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES, JUDGMENT OF THE WEATHER;
RISING AND SETTING OF THE PLANETS, LENGTH OF DAYS AND NIGHTS, COURTS,
ROADS, &c. TOGETHER WITH USEFUL TABLES, CHRONOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
AND ENTERTAINING REMARKS. By FATHER ABRAHAM HUTCHINS, MATHEMATICIAN.
New-York: Printed for Robert Hodge, No. 11, Water-Street. [1792.] pp.
(48). 12mo. NYHS.
24418
- THE FEDERAL ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE XVIITH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
'TILL THE 4TH OF JULY. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF NEW- JERSEY; BUT
WITHOUT ANY MATERIAL ALTERATION WILL ANSWER FOR THE STATES OF NEW
YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. CONTAINING ALSO, THE LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS,
ECLIPSES, JUDGMENT OF THE WEATHER, RISING AND SETTING OF THE PLANETS.
LENGTH OF DAYS AND NIGHTS, COURTS, ROADS, *C. TOGETHER WITH USEFUL
TABLES, CHRONOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, AND A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND ENTER-
TAINING MATTER, IN PROSE AND VERSE. BY FATHER ABRAHAM HUTCHINS, MATH-
EMATICIAN.
New-Brunswick: Printed by Arnett and Blamelt. [1792.] pp. (30). 12mo.
AAS.
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24419 IIUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
HUTCHINS IMPROVED: BEING AN ALMANACK AND KPHEMEBIS OP THE MOTIONS OF
THE SON AND MOON; THE TRUE PLACES AND ASPECTS OF THE PLANETS; THE RIS-
ING AND SETTING OF THE SUN; AND THE RISING, SETTING AND SOUTHING OF THE
MOON; FOB THE YKAR OF OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE,
OR LEAP-TEAR, AND 17TH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, 'TILL 4lH JULY.
[Five 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.
[1792.] pp. (36). 12mo. AAS. LOG.
24420 IMPARTIAL INTELLIGENCER. VOL. i. No. 1. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, [ — No.
26. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1792.]
Greenfield: Printed by Tltomas Dickman. 1792. fol.
Established by Thomas Dickman, Postmaster at Greenfield. With the
issue for 2 August, 17i)2, he altered the title to Greenfield Gazette, to
which was added, in 1795, the sub-title: "Or, Massachusetts and Ver-
mont Telegraphe ;" for which was substituted, in 1798: "An impartial
register of the times." In August, 1798, he sold all his interests to
Francis Barker, an apprentice of Thomas and Andrews at Boston, who
had obtained appointment as Postmaster at Greenfield. Barker en-
larged the paper and substituted for its sub-title: "A register of gen-
uine Federalism." Within a year Barker, apparently sick of his bar-
gain, in June, 1799, arranged with Dickman to take back the Gazette,
Printing-office, Bookstore, Post-office, and all, and obtained for him-
self a commission in the army. Dickman continued publication to
the year 1805, when he relinquished it to John Denio, who had served
his apprenticeship under him, and removed permanently to Spring-
field, Massachusetts. Denio continued publication to after 1810. The
Gazette afterwards passed through several hands, and was called, after
it was consolidated with the Greenfield Courier, in the middle of the
next century, Gazette and Courier.
24421 AN IMPARTIAL STATEMENT OF THE CONTROVERSY, RESPECTING THE DECISION OF
THE LATE COMMITTEE OF CANVASSERS. CONTAINING. THE OPINIONS OF EDMUND
RANDOLPH, ESQ. ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES; OF JONATHAN D.
SERGEANT, ESQ. PHILADELPHIA; OF PIERPONT EDWARDS, ESQ. CONNECTICUT, AND
SEVERAL OTHER EMINENT LAW CHARACTERS.
New-York—Printed by Thoma» Oreenleaf. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [46.] 8vo.
AAS. BM. .TCI:. LOC. MHS. NYHS.
24422 INCHBALD, ELIZABETH SIMPSON 1753 - 1821
A SIMPLE STORY. BY MUS. INCHBALD.
Philadelphia : Printed for Robert Campbell,No. 54, South Second-Street. 1792.
24423 THE INDEPENDENT [Mass, arms] CHRONICLE: AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. xxiv. No. 1210. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No. 1261. THURSDAY. DECEM-
BER 27, 1792.]
Boston: Printed and published by Thomas Adams, Printer to the Jtonorable
the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at his Printing-office, op-
posite the Court-House, Court-Street. 1792. fol. MHS.
24424 THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER, AND AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY. [Mottoes.]
No. 1374. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — No. 1425. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.J
Philadelphia : Printed by Eleazer Oswald, in Market-Street, between Fourth
and Fifth-Streets. 1792. fol.
24425 AN INDEX OF THE VARIOUS SUBJECTS CONTAINED IN THE SACRED SCRIPTURES. To
WHICH IS PREFIXED AN ANALYSIS OF THE SCRIPTURES OF THE OLD AND NEW
TESTAMENTS, AND OF THE APOCRYPHA. [Sixteen lines from] BISHOP ATTERBURY.
Salem: Printed by Tliomai C. Gushing; and sold by W. Carlton, at the
Bible and Heart. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 96. 8vo. AAS. JCB. MHS.
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AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF TUB INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES IN THE
ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO. To WHICH ARE ADDED, OBSERVATIONS OF M. GARRAN-
COULON ON THE SAME SUBJECT, READ IN HIS ABSENCE BY M. GAUDET, BEFORE
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, 29TH FEB. 1792.
London: Printed: Philadelphia: Re-printed and sold by Joseph Crvk-
shank, No. 87, High-Street, 1792. pp. (2), (2), (39). 8vo.
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYHS. NYPL.
Page 36 is mispaged 85.
JANEWAY, JAMES 1636 - 1674
INVISIBLE REALITIES DEMONSTRATED IN THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JOHN JANEWAY.
SECOND AMERICAN EDITION.
Lancaster : Printed by William Dickson, in King-Street. 171)2. 12mo. BA.
— A TOKEN FOR CHILDREN ; OR, AN ACCOUNT OP SEVERAL PIOUS CHILDRENS LIVES
AND DEATHS.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johnson & Jvstice, Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Chesnut street. 1792.
JARRATT, DEVEHEUX 1733 - 1801
THE NATURE OF LOVE TO CHRIST, AND THE DANGER OF NOT LOVING HIM, OPENED
AND EXPLAINED. BY THE REV. MR. DEVEREUX JARRATT, HECTOR OF BATH, IN
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johnson & Justice, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Chesnut-Street. MDCCXCIL For William Glendinning, preacher of the Gospel.
pp. [24.] 12mo. AAS.
— A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH, IN VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND, MAY 3, 1792. BY DEVEREUX JAR-
RATT, RECTOR OF BATH PARISH, DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
Richmond: 1792. pp. 31. 8vo. BA.
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND, MAY 3, 1792. BY DEVEREUX
JARRATT, RECTOR OF BATH PARISH, DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
Richmond: (Virginia) Printed. New-London: lie-printed by T. Green and
Son. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [31.] 8vo. JCB. MHS. NL. NYPL.
"This sermon has been judged worthy of a second publication." Re-
printed in Bristol, Rhode Island, in 1808; and, in a third edition, at
New-Haven, in 1809.
A SOLEMN CALL TO SLEEPING SINNERS: A SERMON. BY THE REV. MR. DEVER-
EUX JARRATT, RECTOR OF BATH, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johmon & Justice, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Chesnut-Street. 1792.
JOCELYN, SIMEON
THE CHORISTER'S COMPANION : TO WHICH is NOW ADDED, A SUPPLEMENT OP PSALM
AND HYMN TUNES, NEWLY COMPOSED OR NEVER BEFORE PRINTED IN AMERICA.
New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. Sold by Simeon Jocelyn. 1792.
pp. 164.
— SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHORISTER'S COMPANION, CONTAINING SIXTEEN PAGES
OP PSALM AHD HYMN TUNES NEWLY COMPOSED AND NOT BEFORE PRINTED IN
AMERICA.
New-Haven: Printed by T. & S. Green, for Simeon Jocelyn, 1792. pp.
16. obl.Svo. MHS.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Simeon Jocelin, as Author
and Proprietor, 80 January, 1791.
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24435 JOHNSON, GORDON
AN INTRODUCTION TO ARITHMETIC, DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. By GOR-
DON JOHNSON.
Springfield: Printed by Ezra Waldo Weld. 1792.
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24436 JOHNSON, JOHN
THE RAPE OF BETHESDA; OR, THE GEORGIA ORPHAN HOUSE DESTROYED. A POEM.
BY JOHN JOHNSON. [Two lines from] SANDYS.
Charleston, Printed by Markland and JU'Iuer, Nu. 27, Bay. MDCCXCII.
pp. 16. 16mo. AAS. JCB.
24437 JOSEPHUS, FLAVIUS 37 - 95
THE WHOLE GENUINE AND COMPLETE WORKS OF FLAVIUS JOSEPIIUS THE LEARNED
AND AUTHENTIC JEWISH HISTORIAN, AND CELEBRATED WARRIOR. CONTAINING, I.
THE ANTIQUITIES OF THE JEWS, IN TWENTY BOOKS; WITH THEIR WARS, MEMOR-
ABLE TRANSACTIONS, REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES, THEIR VARIOUS TURNS OFGLORY
AND MISERY, PROSPERITY AND ADVERSITY, FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD.
ii. THE WARS OF THE JEWS WITH THE ROMANS, FROM THEIR COMMENCEMENT TO
THE FINAL DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM BY TlTUS IN THE REIGN OF VESPASIAN.
IN SEVEN BOOKS, in. THE BOOK OF JOSEPHUS AGAINST APION IN DEFENCE OF
THE JEWISH ANTIQUITIES. IN TWO PARTS. IV. THE MARTYRDOMS OF THE MAC-
ABBES, v. THE EMBASSY OF PHII.O FROM THE JEWS OF ALEXANDRIA, TO THE
EMPEROR CAIUS CALIGULA, vi. THE LIFE OF FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS, WRITTEN BY
HIMSELF, vii. TESTIMONIES OF JOSKPHUS CONCERNING OUB BLESSED SAVIOUR,
ST. JOHN THB BAPTIST, &c. CLEARLY VINDICATED. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIG-
INAL IN THE GREEK LANGUAGE. AND DILIGENTLY REVISED AND COMPARED WITH
THE WRITINGS OF CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS, OF DIFFERENT NATIONS, ON THE SUB-
JECT. ALL TENDING TO PROVE THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE WORK. To WHICH IS
ADDED VARIOUS USEFUL INDEXES, PARTICULARLY OF THE COUNTRIES, CITIES,
TOWNS, VILLAGES, SEAS, RIVERS, MOUNTAINS, LAKES, &C. WHICH ARE RELATED IN
THE HISTORY. ALSO A CONTINUATION OF THE HISTORY OF THE JEWS, FROM JOS-
EPHUS DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME, INCLUDING A PERIOD OF MORE THAN ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED YEARS. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR DISPER-
SION INTO VARIOUS PARTS OF EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AND AMERICA; THEIR DIF-
FERENT PERSECUTIONS, TRANSACTIONS, VARIOUS OCCURRENCES, AND PRESENT STATE
THROUGHOUT THE KNOWN WORLD. WlTH A GREAT VAHIETY OF OTHER INTEREST-
ING AND AUTHENTIC PARTICULARS COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS VALUABLE WORKS,
RECORDING THE PRINCIPAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE JEWS SINCE THE TIME OF JOS-
EPHUS. BY GEORGE HENRY MAYNARD, LI.. D. ILLUSTRATED WITH MARGINAL
REFERENCES AND NOTES, HISTORICAL, BIOGRAPHICAL, CLASSICAL, CRITICAL, GEO-
GRAPHICAL, AND EXPLANATORY. BY THE REV. EDWARD KlMPTON, AUTHOR OF
THE COMPLEAT UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF THE HOLY BlBLE. EMBELLISHED WITH
UPWARDS OF SIXTY BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS, TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS OF
MESSRS. METZ, STOTHARD, AND CORBOULD, MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY,
AND ENGRAVED BY AMERICAN ARTISTS.
New- York : Printed and sold by William Durell, at 7iis Book Store and
Printing office, No. 19, Queen-Street, near the Fly-Market. M,DCC,XCII. Part I.
XXV? fol. AAS. BPL.
First issued in parts, to be completed in sixty numbers, each number
to contain an engraving, and the names of subscribers to be printed.
The first number, containing the title-page, dated 1792, and frontis-
piece, was issued in June, 1792, and publication was not finally con-
cluded until 1794.
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JUDD, EBHN W
THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC FOB THE TEAK OF OCR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE, OH LEAP TEAR. . . . BY EfiEN W. JuDD.
Elizabetlt-Town : Printed by Shepard Kollock. [1792.]
WEBSTER'S CALENDAR: OR, THE ALBANY ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1793; FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5742. AND OF AMERICAN IN-
DEPENDENCE (WHICH WAS DECLARED THE 4lH OF JULY, 1776) PART OF THE 17TH
AND 18TH YEARS. BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. [Twenty-
Seven lines.] CALCULATED FOR LATITUDE 42:40 NORTH. BY EBEN W. JUDD,
PHILO.
Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 46, State Street, Albany:
where printing is performed on reasonable terms. [1792.J pp. (38). 12mo. AAS.
The Sketch of the life of Frederic, baron Trenck, is continued.
JULIA, OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A CURATE'S DAUGHTER. A NOVEL. To WHICH IS
ADDED, THE SHIPWRECK, A TALE ; AND A PASTORAL BALLAD, IN FOUR PARTS. BY
W. SHENSTONE, ESQ.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale, 1792. pp. 140. 12mo.
KEATE, GEORGE 1729 - 1797
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PELEW ISLANDS, SITUATED IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE
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 [sic], ESQ. F. R. s. AND s. A. [THE
SECOND AMERICAN EDITION.]
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Joseph Crukshank, No. 87, High-
Street. 1792. pp. xx, 256. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
24442
BY A LADY. IN TWO VOLUMES.
1747 - 1802
VOL. i. [—11.] THE
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KEIR, SUSANNA HARVEY
INTERESTING MEMOIRS.
FOURTH EDITION.
New-York: Printedby T. Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 12, Queen-
Street.— 1792.— pp. 127; 186. 16mo. JCB.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1802.
KENTUCKY. STATE.
A CONSTITUTION OR FORM OF GOVERNMEN [sic] FOR THE STATE OF KENTUCKY.
Lexington: Printed by John Bradford. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (32). 16mo.
LOC.
This Constitution was superseded by the Constitutions of 1799, and 1850.
THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE. VOL. v. NUMB. xx. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL.
vi. NUMB. xix. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Lexington: Printed by John Bradford, at liis Printing-Office in Main
Street, . . . 1792. fol.
DIE KLEINE HARFE, GESTIMMET VON UNTERSCHIEDLICHEN LIEBLICHEN LIKDERN
ODER LOB-GESANGEN, WEI.CHE GEHORET WERDEN VON DEN ENDEN DER ERDEN,
zu EHREN DEM GERECHTEN. DIEBE KLEINE HARFE KLINGET ZWAR LIEBLICH,
ABER DOCH NOCH IM NIEDRIGEN SHON; BlS DAS GROSSE HARFEN-SpIELEH HEER
DEN GESANG ERHOHEN WIRD. GOTT UNO DEM LAMM SEY DIE EHRE UNO DAS LOB
IN ZEIT UND EWIGKEIT ! AMEN. ZUM BRSTEN MAL ANS LICHT GEGEBEN.
Chesnuthill, gedruckt bey Samuel Saw, 1792. pp. 55, (1). 8vo. LOC. NYPL.
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KNIGHT, ELLIS CORNELIA 1757 - 1837
DINARBAS; A TALE: BEING A CONTINUATION OP RASSELAS, PRINCE OF ABISSINIA.
[Seven lines from] HORACE.
Philadelphia: Printed by F. Bailey, No. 116, Market-Street, and T. Lang,
No. 21, Church-Alley. MDCCXCII. pp. (2), 200. 16mo. AAS. MHS.
Usually found bound with Samuel Johnson's Rasselas, printed, as above,
in 1791.
24447
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BY VICESIMUS KNOX, M. A. LATE FELLOW OF ST.
24448
24449
24450
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KNOX, VICESIMUS
ESSAYS MOKAL AND LITERARY.
JOHN'S COLLEGE, OXFORD.
Philadelphia: Printed for and sold by Benjamin Johnson, No. 147, and
H. & P. Rice, No. 50, Market-Street. 1792. 2 vols.
KNOXVILLE GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 6. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, [— VOL. n. No. 5.
(No. 31). SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Rogersmlle, Hawkins County, Tennessee: Printed by George Roulstone.
1792. fol.
In November, Roulstone permanently removed his press to Knoxville,
and continued the publication of the Gazette there until publication
was suspended in 1797.
KURGEFASSTES AHZNEY-BUCHLEIN FUR MENSCHEN UND VIEH. [VIERTE AUF-
LAGE.]
Ephrata: KJosterpresse. 1792. pp. 24. 12mo.
LADIES' LITERARY COMPANION.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale, 1792.
THE LADY'S MAGAZINE; AND REPOSITORY OF ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE. VOL. i.
FOB [JUNE — NOVEMBER] 1792. BY A LITERARY SOCIETY THE MIND T'IMPROVE
& YET AMUSE.
Philadelphia : Printed for the Proprietors, by W: Gibbons North Third
Street No. 144. [1792.] pp. (2), 303, (1), frontispiece, and engraved title. 8vo.
AAS. BPL. LCP. LOC.
38th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Joseph C. Sykes, as
Proprietor, 1 December, 1792.
THE LADY'S POCKET LIBRARY. CONTAINING: 1. Miss MORE'S ESSAYS. 2. DR.
GREGORY'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. 3. LADY PENNINGTON'S UNFORTUNATE
MOTHER'S ADVICE TO HER DAUGHTERS. 4. MARCHIONESS OF LAMBERT'S ADVICE
OF A MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTER. 5. MRS. CHAPONE'S LETTER ON THE GOVERN-
MENT OF THE TEMPER. 6. SWIFT'S LETTER TO A YOUNG LADY NEWLY MARRIED.
7. MOORE'S FABLES FOR THB FEMALE SEX. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, No. 118, Market-Street.
March 30, M.DCC.XCII. pp. 297, (2). 12mo. AAS.
LAMBERT, ANNE THERESE; marquise DB 1647 - 1733
THE POLITE LADY; OR, A COURSE OF FEMALE EDUCATION. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS
FROM A MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTER. [Two lines from] POPK.
Salem: Printed by Thomas C. Gushing? 1792.
"A few copies" for sale by William Carleton, Salem. 1792.
ACCTIOK
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LANGDON, SAMUEL 1723 - 17!»7
A CORRECTION OP SOME GREAT MISTAKES COMMITTED BY THE REV. JOHN COSENS
OODEN, A PRESBYTER IN THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, IN HIS LATE LETTERS PUBLISHED AT BOSTON. BY SAMUEL
LANGDON, D. D. MINISTER OF HAMPTON-FALLS, IN THE STATE OF KEW-HAMF-
SHIRE.
Portumouth: Printed by John Melcher. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 5-22. 8vo.
AAS. BA. LOC. NYHS.
A DISCOURSE ON THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH AS A MONUMENTAL PILLAR OF THE
TRUTH; DESIGNED TO RECONCILE CHRISTIANS OF ALL PARTIES AND DENOMINA-
TIONS IN CHARITY AND FELLOWSHIP, AS ONE BODY IN CHRIST; DELIVERED BEFORE
THE ASSOCIATION OF MINISTERS CONVENED AT PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 12, 1791,
AND IN SUBSTANCE REPEATED AT A LECTURE IN HAMPTONFALLB, JANUARY 26,
1792. BY SAMUEL LANGDON, D. D. MINISTER OF THE CHURCH IN HAMPTONFALLS,
IN THE STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE.
Printed al Exeter, by Henry Ranlet, 1792. pp. 80. 8vo.
AA8. BA. BM. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
LANG WORTHY, EDWARD
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF THE LATE CHARLES LEE, ESQ. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL OF
THE FORTY-FOURTH REGIMENT; COLONEL IN THE PORTUGUESE SERVICE ; MAJOR-
GENERAL AND AID DE CAMP TO THE KlNQ OF POLAND, AND SECOND IN COMMAND
IN THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DURING THE REVOLUTION.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED, HIS POLITICAL AND MILITARY ESSAYS; ALSO, LETTERS TO
AND FROM MANY DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS, BOTH IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
New-York; Printed by T. Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 12, Queen-
Street. 1792. pp. (viii), 284. 12rno. AAS. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NL. NYPL.
In two states: on thick paper, and ordinary book paper. The Memoirs,
ending on page 47, are signed, Edward Langworthy, Baltimore, March
10th, 1787. The preface is dated, London, Feb. 1792,— in which year
it was reprinted there, and in Dublin.
LATHROP, JOHN 1740 - 1816
A CATECHISM, COMPILED FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN. BY JOHN LATHROP, D. D.
Boston, Printed by John West Folsom, No. 80, Union-Street. MDCCXCII.
pp. 16. 32mo. AAS.
Dedicated, To the Second Religious Society in Boston. Based on the
Shorter Catechism of the Westminster Assembly of Divines.
A CATECHISM, COMPILED FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN. BY JOHN LATHROP,
D. D. SECOND EDITION.
Boston: Printed by John West Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street. 1792. 12mo.
BA.
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, D. D. PASTOR OF A
CHURCH IN WEST-SPRINGFIELD. [Three lines from] APOSTLE PETER. THIRD
EDITION, WITH AN APPENDIX AND OTHER ENLARGEMENTS.
Printed at Springfield: Exeter Re-printed by Henry Runlet. M,DCC,XCII.
pp. 55. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
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LATHROP, JOSEPH, continued.
A CHURCH OF GOD DESCRIBED, THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP STATED,
AND CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ILLUSTRATED. IN TWO DISCOURSES. BY JOSEPH
LATHROP, D. D. MINISTER OF A CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, IN WEST-SPRINGFIELD.
Hartford: Re-printed by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCII. pp. 51. 8vo.
AAB. BA. JCB. LOC.
Reprinted in Charlestown, in 1804.
LAUS DEO ! THE WORCESTER COLLECTION OF SACRED HARMONY. FIRST AND SEC-
OND PARTS. CONTAINING, i. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GROUNDS OF MUSICK: OR,
RULES FOR LEARNERS. II. A LARGE NUMBER OF CELEBRATED PSALM AND HYMN
TUNES, FROM THE MOST APPROVED AUTHORS. SUITED TO ALL METRES USUALLY
SUNG IN CHURCHES. TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX. CONTAINING A NUMBER
OF EXCELLENT PSALM TUNES, (SEVERAL OF WHICH ARE ENTIRELY NEW) AND OTHER
PIECES OF SACRED VOCAL MUSICK, MANY OF WHICH WERE COMPOSED BY EMINENT
EUROPEAN AUTHORS, AND NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY. THE
WHOLE COMPILED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND SINGING SOCIETIES. PRAISE YE
THE LORD: FOR IT is GOOD TO SING PRAISES UNTO OUR GOD. — PSALM CXLVII.
THE FOURTH EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.
Printed, typographically, at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T.
Andrews. Sold by them at Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street; and by said
Thomas in Worcester. Sold also by the Booksellers in town and country. MDCC-
XCII. pp. (2), (2), 151, (1). obl.iemo. AAS.
LA VALINIERE, PIERRE HUET DE
VHAIE HISTOIRE: ou, SIMPLE PRECIS DES INFORTUNES, POUR NE PAS DIRE DBS PER-
SECUTIONS QU'A SOUFFERT ET SOUFFRE ENCORE LE REV. P. H. DE LA V., MIS EN
VERB PAR LUI-MEME EN JUILLET, 1792.
A Albany, Tmprime aux depens de Auteur. [1792.]
LAW, ANDREW 1748-1821
A COLLECTION OF HYMN TUNES, FROM THE MOST MODERN AND APPROVED AUTHORS.
BY ANDREW LAW, A. M.
CJieshire: Connecticut. Printed and sold by William Law. 1792.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Lnw, as Author,
28 August, 1792.
THE MUSICAL MAGAZINE; CONTAINING A VARIETY OF FAVORITE PIECES. A PE-
RIODICAL PUBLICATION. BY ANDREW LAW, A. M. NUMBER FIRST.
Cheshire: Connecticut. Printed and sold by William Law, A. D. 1792.
pp. (2), 16. obl.l6mo. NL.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Law, as Author,
8 October, 1792.
24465
- THE RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC, OR A SHORT AND EASY TREATISE ON THE RULES OF
PSALMODY. TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED, A NUMBER OF PLAIN TUNES AND CHANTS.
BY ANDREW LAW, A. M. AUTHOR OF SELECT HARMONY, A COLLECTION OF PLAIN
TUNES FOR THE PSALM-BOOK, AND A COLLECTION OF HYMN TUNES, WITH THEIR
HYMNS, LATELY PUBLISHED.
Cheshire: Connecticut. Printed and sold by William Law. 1792.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Law, as Author,
28 August, 1792.
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LAW, ANDREW, continued.
THE RUDIMENTS OP MUSIC: OR A SHORT AND EASY TREATISE ON THE RULES
OF PSALMODY. To WHICH ARE ANNEXED, A NUMBER OF PSALM AND HYMN TUNK8.
BY ANDREW LAW, A. M. FOURTH EDITION, WITH THE ADDITION OF A NUMBER
OF PIECES, NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED.
Cheshire: Printed and sold by William Law. 1792. pp. (6), 76.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Law, as Author,
18 September, 1792.
SELECT HARMONY. CONTAINING IN A PLAIN AND CONCISE MANNER, THE RULES
OF SINGING: TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OK PSALM TUNES, HYMNS, AND AN-
THEMS. BY ANDREW LAW, A. B.
Cheshire: Connecticut. Printed and sold by William Law. 1792.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Andrew Law, as Author,
28 August, 1792.
LEE, RICHARD
LINES ON THE LAST AND DYING WORDS OF REV. OLIVER WlLLIAMS (OF GRAFTON
BAPTIST CHURCH), WHO DIED AUGUST 29, 1790. [Fifteen four-line verses, fol-
lowed by an acrostic on Richard Lee.]
Warren [B. I.] Printed [ by Natlianiel Phillips] for Richard Lee. [1792.]
Broadside. 4to. AAS.
LELAND, JOHN 1754-1841
THE HISTORY OF JACK NIPS. [Ornament.]
Albany: Printed for John Asplund,of Virginia; by Charles R. and George
Webster, No. 4(i, on the north side of State street, corner of Middle-lane. MDCC-
XCII. pp. (8). 8vo. AAS.
LELAND, JOSEPH
THE FARMER'S DIARY: OR THE UNITED STATES ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD CHRIST, 1793. ... BY JOSEPH LELAND, PHILOM.
Danbury: Printed by Nathan Douglas and Edwards Ely, [1792.]
L'ENFANT, PETER CHARLES 1755 - 1825
PLAN OF THE CITY INTENDED FOU THE PERMANENT SEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES, PROJECTED AGREEABLY TO THE DIRECTION OF THE PRESI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES, IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF CONGRESS, PASSED ON
THE 16TH OF JULY, 1790 "ESTABLISHING THE PERMANENT SEAT ON THE BANKS
OF THE POTOWMACK." BY PETER ClIARLES L'ENFANT.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Dunlap, 1792.
LE PRINCE DE BEAUMONT, JEANNE MARIE 1711 - 1780
THE YOUNG MISSES' MAGAZINE: CONTAINING DIALOGUES BETWEEN A GOVERNESS AND
SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES OF QUALITY, HER SCHOLARS. IN WHICH EACH LADY IS
MADE TO SPEAK ACCORDING TO HER PARTICULAR GENIUS, TEMPER, AND INCLINA-
TION: THEIR SEVERAL FAULTS ARE POINTED OUT, AND THE EASY WAY TO MEND
THEM, AS WELL AS TO THINK, AND SPEAK, AND ACT PROPERLY; NO LESS CARE BE-
ING TAKEN TO FORM TIIEIK HEARTS TO GOODNESS, THAN TO ENLIGHTEN THEIR UN-
DERSTANDINGS WITH USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. A SHORT AND CLEAR ABRIDGMENT IS
ALSO GIVEN OF SACRED AND PROFANE HISTORY, AND SOME LESSONS IN GEOGRAPHY.
THE USEFUL is BLENDED THROUGHOUT WITH THE AGREEABLE, THE WHOLE BEING
INTERSPERSED WITH PROPER REFLEXIONS AND MORAL TALES. TRANSLATED
FROM THE FUENCH OF MADEM. LE PRINCE DE BEAUMONT. IN FOUR VOLUMES.
VOL. I. [ — IV.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Mathew Carey. M.DCC.XCII. 4 vols. pp. 175;
(2)179; 328;- — . 24mo. AAS.
First published in 1757. To be had in four volumes, or in two vol-
umes, with continuous paging and signatures.
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LEWIS, AMZI 1746 - 1819
A SERMON DELIVERED AT GILEADIN FHEDEUICKTOWN, 1792.
Daribury: Printed by Nathan Douglas and Edwards Ely? 1792.
LEWIS, ELI
ST. CLAIR'S DEFEAT. A POEM. "A TALE WHICH STRONGLY CLAIMS THE PITYING
TEAR, AND EVERY FEELING HEART MUST BLEED TO HEAR."
ffarrisburgh: Printed by John W. Allen and John Wyeth. MDCCXCII.
pp. 14. 16ino.
LIBERALISSIMUS, ELIPHAZ, pseudonym.
A LETTER TO THE PREACHER OF LIBERAL SENTIMENTS, CONTAINING A LIBERAL
MAN'S CONFESSION OF FAITH. BY ELIPHAZ LIBERALISSIMUS.
AUCTION
VALUES
Printed in the year 1792. pp. [23.] 8vo.
BA. JCB. LOC.
LINES ADDRESSED TO THE PATIENTS UNDER INOCULATION FOR THE SMALL POX. [Five
four-line verses.] EXTRACT FROM THE CELEBRATED PINDAR. THE APPLE-DUMP-
LINGS AND A KING. [Thirty-four lines.]
[Boston: 1792.] Broadside, nar.fol. NYHS.
LIPPINCOTT, JOSEPH
A COLLECTION OF TABLES. 1. A TABLE SHEWING THE VALUE OF ANY NUMBER OF
POUNDS, SHILLINGS AND PENCE IN DOLLARS AND CENTS FROM ONE CENT TO TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS. 2. A TABLE OF THE WEIGHT AND VALUE OF COINS AS THEY
NOW PASS IN THE RESPECTIVE STATES OF THE UNION WITH THEIR STERLING AND
FEDERAL VALUE. 8. A TABLE OF THE MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES. 4. TABLES
OF INTEREST AT SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT, PER ANNUM. WlTH SEVERAL OTHER
USEFUL TABLES. CALCULATED BY JOSEPH LlPPINCOTT.
Philadelphia: 1792.
33d Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Joseph Lippincott, as
Author, 30'March, 1792.
LITCH FIELD [nut] MONITOR. VOL. vi. No. 4. TOTAL NO. 286. MONDAY, JANUARY
3, [—VOL. vn. No. 338. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1791.]
Litehfield: Printed by Thomas Collier. 1791. fol. AAS. YC.
In December, David Buel, was admitted to partnership under the firm
name of Collier and Buel. After 11 January, 1792, called Ttie Monitor,
only.
LIVERMORE, EDWARD ST. LOE 1762 - 1832
AN ORATION DELIVERED BKFORE THE . . . MASONS, OF ... NEW-HAMPSHIRE
. . . THE TWENTY-FIFTH ... OF JUNE . . . 5792. . . .
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher . M,DCC,XCII. pp. 23. 8vo.
LOGAN, GEORGE 1753 - 1821
FIVE LETTERS, ADDRESSED TO THE YEOMANRY OF THE UNITED STATES: CONTAINING
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE DANGEROUS SCHEME OF GOVERNOR DUER AMD MR.
SECRETARY HAMILTON, TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL MANUFACTORIES. [Ornament.]
BY A FARMER.
Philadelphia: Printed by Eleazer Oswald, No. 156, Market-street, betveen
Fourth and Fifth-streets. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [28.] 8vo. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC.
LONDON. ENGLAND. CHURCH OF CHRIST.
A DECLARATION OF THE FAITH AND PRACTICE OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CAR-
TER LANE, SOUTHWARK, LONDON, UNDER THE PASTORAL CARE OF DK. JOHN GILL;
READ AND ASSENTED TO AT THE ADMISSION OF MEMBERS.
Wilmington: Printed and told by James Adams, 1792.
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LOVE, CHRISTOPHER 1618 - 1651
SIXTEEN SERMONS; WHEREIN is PLAINLY SHEWN THDE GRACE, WITH ITS DIFFERENT
DEGREES; — AND SEVERAL IMPORTANT CASES OF CONSCIENCE ANSWERED IN THE
COURSE OF THE WORK. By THE WORTHY AND EMINENTLY PIOUS CHRISTOPHER
LOVE, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL, IN LAURENCE-JURY, LONDON; WHO WAS BE-
HEADED ON TOWER-HlLL, IN THE TIME OF CROMWELL'S USURPATION, BEING THE
LAST HE PREACHED. [Sixteen lines of verse from] DR. WILD.
Wilmington, Printed and sold by James Adams, 1792. pp. (244). 12mo.
AAS.
LOW, NATHANAEL 1740-1808
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA 1793.
BEING THE FIRST YEAR AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. AND THE SEVEN-
TEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA, WHICH BEGAN J0LY 4TH,1776. [Seven
lines.] BY NATHANAEL Low. [Twelve lines of verse.]
Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, in Boston. [The only proprietors of Dr.
Low's copy right.] Where may be had tlieir Pocket Almanack and Register, for
1793. [1792.] pp. [24.] 12ino. AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
36th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to T. & J. Fleet, as Pro-
prietors, 11 October, 1792.
THE YORK, CUMBERLAND & LINCOLN ALMANACK, FOR THE TEAK OF CHRISTIAN
ERA 1793: . . .
Portland: Printed and sold by Ihomas B. Wait, . . . [1792.] 12mo.
LUKINS, GEORGE
A NARRATIVE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF GEORGE LUKINS, OF YATTON,
SOMEHSETSIIIRE, WHO WAS POSSESSED OF EVIL SPIRITS, FOR NEAR EIGHTEEN YEARS.
ALSO AN ACCOUNT OF HIS REMARKABLE DELIVERANCE, IN THE VESTRY-ROOM OF
TEMPLE CHURCH, IN THE CITY OF BRISTOL. EXTRACTED FROM THE MANUSCRIPTS
OF SEVERAL PERSONS WHO ATTENDED. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, A LETTER FROM
THE REV. W. R. W[ILD.] [Dated, Wrington, June 5, 1788.]
— Bristol, Printed — Philadelphia: Reprinted and sold by Parry Hall, No.
149, Chesnut Street, near Fourth Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [19.] 8vo. NYPL.
Me CLURE, DAVID 1748 - 1820
Half-title: HOPE IN DEATH. [Cut.] REV. MR. M'CLURE'S SERMON, ON THE DEATH
OF THE REV. DOCTOR POMEROY.
Title: A SERMON, DELIVERED AT HEBRON, IN CONNECTICUT, ON THE DEATH OF
THE LATE PIOUS AND REVEREND BENJAMIN POMEHOY, D. D. MINISTER OF THE
FIRST CHURCH THERE. WlIO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC. 22, 1784; IN THE 8l8T
YEAR OF HIS AGE, AND 49TH OF HIS MINISTRY. BY DAVID M'Cl-URE, A. M. MINIS-
TER OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN EAST-WINDSOR. [Six lines of quotations.]
Hartford: Printed by ElMa Babcock. MDCCXCII. pp. 24. 8vo.
AAS. BM. CHS. HC. JOB. LOC. MIIS. NYHS. NYPL. YC.
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT ELLINGTON IN CONNECTICUT, AT THE INTERMENT OF
THE REVEREND JOHN El-SWORTH, A. M. LATE MINISTER OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN THE ISLAND OF SABA, IN THE WEST-INDIES, WHO DEPARTED THIS
LIFE NOV. 22, 1791, AGED 29 YEARS. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE
MOURNING PARENTS. BY DAVID M'CLURE, A. M. MINISTER OF THE FIRST CHURCH
IN EAST- WINDSOR. [Three lines from] PORTEUS.
Printed at Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCII. pp. 32. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. CHS. JOB. LOC. MHS. NYPL. YC.
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Me CORKLE, SAMUEL EUSEBIUS
A SKKMON ON SACRIFICES.
Halifax: Printed by Abraham Hodge f
1746-1811
1792.
24490
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24492
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24494
M' CORMIOK, JAMBS
THE WESTERN ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAK OF OUR LORD 1793. ADAPTED TO THK
LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF CARLISLE. THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY
JAMES M'CORMICK, PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICKS IN DICKINSON COLLEGE, CAR-
LISLE.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline. [1792.]
M' CULLOCH, JOHN
M'CDLLOCH'S POCKET ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAR 1793 : BEING THE FIRST AFTER
LEAP-YEAR; AND THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CONTAINING,
BESIDES THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, A VARIETY OF LISTS AND TABLES. THE
CALCULATIONS OF THIS ALMANAC ARE MADE TO APPARENT TIME BY THE MERIDIAN
OF PHILADELPHIA: AND THE SUN'S, PLANETS', AND MOON'S FLACKS, ARE COMPUTED
TO THE TIME OF THE SUN'S PASSING THE MERIDIAN.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by John M'Culloch, at No. 1, North Third -
Street. [1792.] pp. (32). 32mo. HC. NYHS.
The interleaved copy in the New York Historical Society, contains, in
manuscript, a nearly daily record by Judge William dishing.
Me EWEN, WILLIAM 1785 - 1762
GRACE AND TRUTH: OR, THE GLORY AND FULNESS OF THE REDEEMER DISPLAYED. IN
AN ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN, ILLUSTRATE, AND ENFORCE THE MOST REMARKABLE
TYPES, FIGURES, AND ALLEGORIES OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. BY THE REV. WlL-
LIAM M'EWEN, LATE MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN DUNDEE. TlIE FIRST AMERI-
CAN EDITION FROM THE NINTH BRITISH.
Philadelphia : Printed by Johnson and Justice, at Franklin's Head, No.
41, Chemut- Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. viii, (2), 239. 12mo. AAS. HC. JCB.
MACGOWAN, JOHN 1726 - 1780
PRIESTCRAFT DEFENDED. A SERMON, OCCASIONED BY AN EXTRAORDINARY OCCUR-
RENCE THAT HAPPENED TO SIX YOUNG GENTLEMEN, TRULY ORIGINAL IN ITS KIND;
REPLETE WITH WIT, HUMOR, AND GOOD SENSE; CALCULATKl) TO PLEASE AND IN-
STRUCT, AND WHICH SETS IN A CLEAR POINT OF VIEW, SOME IMPORTANT MATTERS,
IN WHICH PERSONS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS ARE DEEPLY INTERESTED. SO GEN-
ERALLY APPROVED OF, AS TO HAVE ALREADY GONE THROUGH TEN EDITIONS, IN
LONDON. HUMBLY DEDICATED TO MR. V — • C — , AND THE II — OF — , NOT BY
PRELATE, PRIEST, NOR DEACON, BUT BY THEIR HUMBLE SERVANT, THE SHAVER.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Philip Edwards, at the new Printing-
Office, in Market-Street, a few doors below Tripolet's Alley, and nearly opposite the
Card Manufactory. 1792.
MACK, VALENTINE
EIN GESPRACH ZWISCHEN EINKM PILGEH UND BURGER AUF IHREU REISE NACH UND
IN DER EWIGKEIT.
Chemuthill: Gedruckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792. pp. 72. 12mo.
MACKENZIE, HENRY, and others:
THE MiKitoR. A PERIODICAL PAPER, PUBLISHED AT EDINBURGH IN THE YEARS
[No. 1. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23,] 1779 AND [No. 110. SATURDAY, MAY 27,] 1780.
VKLOTI IN SPECULO. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. i. [ — n.] FIRST AMERICAN
EDITION.
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Belknap and Hall, for the Pro-
prietor of the Boston Book Store, No. 59, Cornhill. MDCCXCII. pp. 316; 316.
12mO. AAS. BA. HC. JCB.
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MACKINTOSH, Sir JAMES 1765 - 1832
VINDICLK GALLICS. DEFENCE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND ITS ENGLISH AD-
MIRERS AGAINST THE ACCUSATIONS OF THE RIGHT HON. EDMUND BURKE; INCLUD-
ING SOME STRICTURES ON THE LATE PRODUCTION OF MON8. DE CALONNE. BY JAMES
MACKINTOSH.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-
Street, the corner of Chesnut- Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 175, (1). 8vo.
AAS. LOC. RIHS.
Some copies have appended, the French Constitution, as accepted by
the King, 13th September, 1791. The first English edition, printed in
London, in 1791, contains many passages suppressed in later editions.
This is esteemed the most able of the answers to Burke.
MACPHERSON, JOHN
McPHERSON'S VORLESDNGEN UBER PHILO8OPHI8CHE SlTTENLEHRE. UEBERSETZT
VON Q. F. GOTZ.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Woodhouse, No. 6 South Front-Street.
And the Author No. 417 South Front-Street. 1792. 8vo. HC.
Advertisement: John Macpherson's Lectures on the divinity of Christ
and morality. In English (see 1791) or in German, are sold by George
Reinholdt, No. 201 Market-Street: H. & P. Rice, Market-Street, No.
59; Godfrey Baker & Co. Race-Street, No, 59; William Young, South
Second Street, No. 52; William Woodhouse, South Front Street, No. 2;
and Mrs. Griffith, South Front Street, No. 417. Philadelphia, 1792.
MADISON, JAMES 1749-1812
AN ADDRESS TO THE CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN VIR-
GINIA, BY THE RIGHT REVEREND J. MADISON, D. D. BI8UOP OF SAID CHURCH.
Baltimore: Printed by W. Ooddard and J. Angell, in Market-Street. 1792.
MAGAW, SAMUEL 1740 - 1812
THE SUBSTANCE OF AN ADDRESS, DELIVERED IN THE YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 20TH, 1792. BY THE REV. DOCTOR MAGAW.
Philadelphia: Printed by Stewart & Oochran, No. 34, South Second-street.
[1792.] pp. (6). 8vo. AAS.
THE MAIL; OR, CLAYPOOLE'S DAILY ADVERTISER. NUMBER 185. TUESDAY, JANUARY
2, [--NUMBER 497. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by D. C. Claypoole, at his Office, No. 2,
South Third-street, . . . 1792. fol. AAS.
MARMONTEL, JEAN FRA^OIS 1723 - 1799
SELIMA & AZORE. A NEW COMIC OPERA. TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH FROM THE
ITALIAN, BY MRS. RIGAUD, THE MUSIC BY THE MOST CELEBRATED COMPOSER, SIG-
NOR GRETRY. PERFORMED BY THE AMERICAN COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. [Mon-
ogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Enoch Story. [1792.] pp. 36. 12mo.
LCP.
MARTIN, GEORO ADAM
CHRISTLICHE BIBLIOTHEK, ENTHALT DASJENIGE WAS ALLEN PILGERN AUF DER
REISE NACH DER VERLORENEN HEHRLICHKEIT ZU WI88EN NOTHIG ISf. HERAUS-
OEGEBKN DURCH DEINEN GETREUEN AUFHICHTIGEN MlTBRUDER.
Ephrata: Der Klosterpresse. 1793. pp. 148. 8vo. AAS. BM.
The initial letters of the last three words are those of the author's
name. An autobiographical account of his conversion, spiritual life
and connection with the Ephrata Brotherhood is in the thirty-first
chapter of the Chronicon Ephratense.
AUCTIOM
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24502 MARTINET, JOANNES FLOKENTIUS 1729-1795
THE CATECHISM OP NATURE; ou, FAMILIAR DIALOGUES BETWEEN A PUPIL AND HIS
TUTOK UPON THE WORKS OF CREATION. COMPOSED FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN.
By DOCTOR MARTINET, PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AT ZUTPHEN. TRANSLATED
FROM THE DUTCH, [liy John Hall.] READ NATURE — NATURE is A FRIEND TO
TRUTH. THE SECOND PHILADELPHIA EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS.
Philadelpltin : Printed and sold by Thomas Lang, No. 21, Church-Alley.
MDCCXCII. pp. 144. 18mo. AAB.
24503 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 OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE [ 30
December, 1791.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1792.] pp.
(2), (100). fol. AAB. HC. LOC. NYPL.
24504 — LAWS OF MARYLAND, MADE AND PASSED AT A SESSION OF ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS ON MONDAY THE SECOND OF APRIL, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO [ — 6 April,
1792.] [Arms.]
Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, Printer to the State. [1792.] pp.
(7). fol. AAS. HC. LOC. NYPL.
24505 — VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. NOVEMBER SESSION, 1791. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS
ASSEMBLY [8 November, — i!0 December, 1791.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1792.] pp. 146. fol. NYPL.
24506 — VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. NOVEMBER SESSION, 1791. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THIS
ASSEMBLY [ — 6 April, 1792.J
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1792.] pp. 146. fol. LOC.
24507 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. NOV-
EMBER SESSION, 1791. BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FOURTH SENATE [7
NOVEMBER, — 30 DECEMBER, 1791.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1792.] pp. 57, fol. LOC. NYPL.
24508 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
APRIL SESSION, 1792. BEING THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FOURTH SENATE
[—6 APRIL, 1792.]
[Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, 1792.] pp. (59) — 66. fol. LOC.
24509 MARYLAND SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
AT A MEETING OF "THE MARYLAND SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY, AND THE RELIEF OF FREE NEGROES, AND OTHERS, UNLAWFULLY HELD
IN BONDAGE," HELD AT BALTIMORE, THE 4TII OF FEBRUARY, 1792, RESOLVED,
THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OK GRIEVANCES, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
COMPLAINT OF MESSRS. EzEKIEL JOHN, AND KDWARD DORSEY, TOGETHER WITH
THE MEMORIAL PRESENTED TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY THIS SOCIETY, AND
THE RESOLVES OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, UPON THE SAID REPORT AND MEM-
ORIAL, BE PUBLISHED, FOR THE INFORMATION OF THEIR FELLOW-CITIZENS, IN
THE MARYLAND JOURNAL, &c. RESOLVED, THAT THE SAME BE ACCOMPANIED
WITH AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, IN VINDICATION OF THE CONDUCT OF THIS
SOCIETY FROM THE CHARGES CONTAINED IN THOSE RESOLVES OF THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES. EXTRACTS FROM THE MINUTES, JOSEPH TOWNSEND, SECRETARY.
[Colophon:]
Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard and James Angell. [1792.] pp.
[8.] 4to. LOC. MHS.
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THE MARYLAND GAZETTE. XLVIITH YEAH. No. 2347. THURSDAY, JANUARYS,
[— XLVIII TH YEAR. No. 2898. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.J
Annapolis : Printed by Frederick and Samuel Green. 1792. fol.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE, AND FREDERICK WEEKLY ADVERTISER. VOL. n. No.
99. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [— VOL. in. No. 150. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1792.J
Frederick-Town: Printed by John Winter, fit the Printing -Office in Patrick-
Street, . . . 1792. fol.
Apparently publication was made throughout the year.
THE MARYLAND GAZETTE: OR, THE BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. VOL. ix. No. 756. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [— — ]
Baltimore : Printed and published by John Hayes, the corner of Market and
Calvert Streets, . . . 1792. fol.
At what date this year the Gazette was discontinued is not known.
THE MARYLAND HERALD, AND EASTERN SHORE INTELLIGENCER. VOL. n. No.
84. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. in. No. 135. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Eaiton : Printed by James Cowan. 1792. fol. Mdns.
THE MARYLAND JOURNAL AND BALTIMORE ADVERTISER. No. 1. OF VOL. xix.
No. 1416. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 104. OP VOL. xix. No. 1519. FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 28, 1792.]
Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard and J. Angell, Market- Street. 1793.
fol. MdHS.
The partnership of William Goddard, and James Angell, his brother-in-
law, expired on the 23 October, 1792; but the name of William God-
dard was carried in the imprint until 19 February, 1793, when it was
permanently dropped from the Journal, which he founded in 1773.
MASSACHUSETTENSIS, pseudonym.
STRICTURES AND OBSERVATIONS UPON THE THREE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS OF THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES; CALCULATED TO SHEW THE NECESSITY OF
SOME CHANGE THEREIN, THAT THE PUBLIC MAY DERIVE THAT ABLE AND IMPARTIAL
EXECUTION OF THE POWERS DELEGATED, UPON WHICH ALONE THEIR HAPPINESS AT
HOME AND THEIR RESPECTABILITY ABROAD MUST MATERIALLY DEPEND. By MASS-
ACHUSETTENSIS.
Printed in the United States of America. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 32. 8vo.
AAS. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
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
ELEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792. [Colophon:]
Printed in Boston, at the State Press, by Thomas Adams, Printer to the
honorable the General Court. M,DCC,XCII. ppl 121-189. 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 THIRTIETH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792. [Colophon:]
Printed in Boston, Massachusetts: at the State Press, by Thomas Adnms,
Printer to the honourable, the General Court. 1792. pp. 191-222. fol.
AAS. LOC. NYPL.
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MASSACHUSETTS, continued,
24518 "[Arms.] ACTS AND LAWS, PASSKD BY THE GENERAL COURT OP MASSACHU-
SETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OP SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTIETH DAY OP MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792; AND PROM THENCE CON-
TINUED BY PROROGATION AND PROCLAMATION TO WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF XOVEMBEH, AT CONCORD, IN THE COUNTY OP MIDDLESEX. [Colophon :]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams. [1792.] pp. 223-230. fol.
AAS. LOC. NYPL.
24519 COMMONWEALTH [Arms] OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HAN-
COCK, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. A
PROCLAMATION FOR A DAY OP PASTING, HUMILIATION AND PRAYEK [on Thurs-
day, the twenty-ninth day of March.] GIVEN AT THE COUNCIL-CHAMBER IN
BOSTON, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OP FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO, AND IN THE SIXTEENTH YEAR
OF THE INDEPENDENCE OP THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOHN HANCOCK.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND, WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OP COUNCIL,
JOHN AVEHY, JUN. SECRETARY. GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS! [Colophon:]
Boston, Massachusetts: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honour-
able the General Court. [1792.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
24520 — COMMONWEALTH [Arms] OP MASSACHUSETTS. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN HAN-
COCK, ESQUIKE, GOVERNOR OP THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. A
PROCLAMATION FOR A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKSGIVING [on Thursday, the twen-
ty-ninth day of November next.] GIVEN AT THE COUNCIL-CHAMBER IN
BOSTON, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO, AND IN THE SEVENTEENTH YEAR
OP THE INDEPENDENCE OP THE UNITED S'fATI.S OF AMERICA. JOHN HANCOCK.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND, WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OP COUNCIL.
JOHN AVERY, JUN. SECRETARY. GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS! [Colophon:]
Printed at Boston, Massachusetts, at the State Press : by Thomas Adams,
Printer to tfie honourable the General Court. [1792.] Broadside, fol.
AAS. BPL. NYHS.
24521 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDUED AND NINETY-TWO. AN ACT FOR ENQUIRING INTO THE
RATEABLE ESTATES WITHIN THIS COMMONWEALTH. [Colophon:]
Printed at Boston, by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable, the General
Court. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 8. 4to. HSP.
24522 COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD, ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO. AN ACT TO INCORPORATE SUNDRY PER-
SONS BY THE NAME OF "TlIE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
STATE BANK. [Colophon :]
[Published by order of the House of Representatives ] by Thomas Adams, at
the State Press in Boston, [ Massachusetts] 1792. pp. 8. 8vo. AAS. LOC.
24523 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOU-
SAND SKVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO. AN ACT TO INCORPORATE SUNDRY PEIi-
SONS BY THE NAME OP "TlIE PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES OF THE BOSTON TONTINE
ASSOCIATION."
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1792.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
24524 RESOLVE FOR DISTRICTING THE COMMONWEALTH FOR THE PURPOSE OF CHOOS-
ING ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT, 1792.
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams. 1792. pp. 4. 4to. MIIS.
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MASSACHUSETTS, continued.
— KESOLVE FOR DISTRICTING THE COMMONWEALTH, FOU THE PURPOSE OF
CHOOSING FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVES. IN SENATE, JUNE 30, 1792.
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1792.] pp. 7. 4to.
AAS. JCB. MHS. NYPL.
— RESOLVE FOB DISTRICTING THE COMMONWEALTH FOR THE PURPOSE OF
CHOOSING FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVES. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN
SENATE, JUNE 30, 1792.
Second lieading: RESOLVE FOR DISTRICTING THE COMMONWEALTH FOR THE
PURPOSE OF CHOOSING ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND ViCE-PRESIDENT. COM-
MONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JUNE
29, 1792. [Colophon:]
Printed in Boston, Massachusetts: At the State Press, by Thomas Adams,
Printer to the Jionourable, the General Court. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 12. 4to. NYPL.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1791; AND FROM THENCE
CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT, TO WEDNESDAY THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY
FOLLOWING [ — 9 March, 1792.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1792.] pp. [33] - 78. Index, [8.]
fol. AAS. LOC. NYPL.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS. BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON
WEDNESDAY THE THIRTIETH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792 [ — 30 June,
1792.]
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, Printer to the honourable General
Court. M,DCU,XCII. pp. 28. fol. AAS. NYPL.
RESOLVES OF THE GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WED-
NESDAY THE THIRTIETH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1792 ; AND FROM THENCE CON-
TINUED BY PROROGATION AND PROCLAMATION TO WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, AT CONCORD, IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX [ — 16 November,
1792.]
[Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1792.] pp. [79 sic 29] — 37. fol.
AAS. NYPL.
Pages 29 to 32, are mispaged, 79, 80, 81, 82.
MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
COLLECTIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, FOR THE YEAR 1792.
VOLUME i.
Printed at the Apollo Press in Boston, by Belknap and Hall. MDCCXCII.
pp. (2), (2), 288. 8vo. AAS. nc. JCB. LOC. NL. NYHS.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1806.
THE MASSACHUSETTS MAGAZINE, OR MONTHLY MUSEUM. CONTAINING THE LITER-
ATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS & AMUSEMENTS OF THE AGE. [One
line of Latin.] VOL. iv FOR [January — December] 1792. [Cut.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews; at Faust's Statue,
No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. (2), iv, 770. 9 plates, engraved
title-page. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS.
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24532 MATHER, RALPH
FAMILIAR LETTERS. BY THE REV. MK. RALPH MATHER, MEMBER OP THE NEW-
JKRUSALEM CHURCH, IN LIVERPOOL; ADDRESSED TO THE JUDGMENT OF THE
LOVERS OP TRUTH.
Baltimore: Printed by Samuel and John Adams, in Market- street. 1792.
pp. 200. 8vo.
24533 MATTHEWS, WILLIAM
AN ADDRESS TO THK PUBLIC.
[Baltimore: 1792.] pp. 94. 16mo. BA.
24534 MEASE, JAMES 1771 - 1846
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE DISEASE PRODUCED BY THE BITE OP A MAD
DOG, OR OTHER RABID ANIMAL: SUBMITTED TO THE EXAMINATION OF THE REV.
JOHN EWING, s. T. p. PUOVOST; THE TRUSTEES AND MEDICAL FACULTY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON THE ELEVENTH DAY OpMAY,l?92,FOit THE DE-
GREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. BY JAMES MEASE, A. M. OP PHILADELPHIA.
[Two lines from] LUCAN. PHARSAL.
Philadelphia : Printed by Thomas DoJison, at the Stone-House, Second-
Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (2), (3), v, [130], (1). 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. III'. JCB. SGO.
24535 THE MEDLEY OR NEWBEDFORD MARINE JOURNAL. VOL. i. No. 1. SATURDAY, NOV-
EMBER 24, [ — No. 6. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Newbedford, (Massuclntsetts). Printed and published by John Spooner at
Ms office, corner of Water & Prospect Streets. 1792. fol.
Established by John Spooner, and continued by him into the year 1799,
when publication was suspended.
24536 MEMORIALS PRESENTED TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BY
THE DIFFERENT SOCIETIES INSTITUTED FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY, &C. &C. IN THE STATES OF RHODE-ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, NEW-YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA. PUBLISHED BY OBDER OF "TiiE
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, AND THE
RELIEF OF FREE NEGROES UNLAWFULLY HELD IN BONDAGE, AND FOR IMPROVING
THE CONDITION OF THE AFRICAN RACE. [Monogram.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey, No. 116. High-street. MDCC-
XCII. pp. (4), [31.] 8VO. BA. JCB. LCP. LOC. MH8.
24537 MERCER, JOHN
AN ORATION DELIVERED ON THE 4TH OF JULY 1792. BEFORE THE PRESIDENT,
PROFESSORS AND MASTERS OF WlLLIAM & MARY COLLEGE. BY JOHN MERCER,
STUDENT. [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by T. Nicolson. [1792.] pp. [19.] 8vo.
JCB. LOC. MHS.
24538 MERCER, JOHN FRANCIS 1759 - 1821
MR. MERCER CONSIDEHS MR. [DAVID] Ross's PUBLICATION AGAINST HIM IN NO OTHER
RESPECT WORTHY OF REPLY, THAN AS IT CONTAINS ONE CONTINUED TISSUE OF MIS-
REPRESENTATION OF SENTIMENT AND MI88TATKMENT OF FACT, [Twenty-two lines.]
Annapolis, [Printed by F. & S. Green J September 15, 1792. Broadside.
4to.
This is in answer to "Strictures on Mercer's Introductory discourse rela-
tive to the payments made of the British debts into the Treasury of
Maryland during the late war," (published in 1789), and issued anony-
mously in London, in 1790.
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MEREDITH. NEW-HAMPSHIRE. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE MEREDITH ASSOCIATION, HELD AT SANDBORNTON, SEPTEMBER
13-14, 1792.
Concord: Printed by George Hough. 1792. 12rao. BM.
MERRIAM, MATTHEW 1739 - 1797
SERMONS PREACHED TO JOSHUA ABBOTT; AT YORK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1792: PREPAR-
ATORY TO THE SIXTH : THE DAT APPOINTED FOR HIS EXECUTION ; WHEN HIS PAR-
DON WAS PUBLICLY READ BY THE MINISTER, AT THE DESIRE OF THE SHERIFF, IN
THE MEETING-HOUSE TO A NUMEROUS ASSEMBLY OF PEOPLE. BY MATHEW MERHIAM,
OF BERWICK, AND JOSEPH BUCKMINSTER OF PORTSMOUTH, N. H. WITH AN
ADDRESS TO JOHN HANCOCK, BY MATHEW MERRIAM, OF BERWICK, AND JOSEPH
BUCKMINSTER OF PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
[ Newburyport : ] Printed and sold by John Mycall. [1792.] pp. 83.
8VO. BA. BPL. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
Second title : A DISCOURSE ; THE SUBSTANCE OF WHICH WAS DELIVERED AT YORK,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1792: THE DAY ON WHICH JOSHUA ABBOTT, JUN. RE-
CEIVED A PARDON, FROM THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF MASSACHUSETTS. BY JOSEPH BUCKMINSTER.
[Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall, 1792.] pp. 53-83.
MERRIMACK HUMANE SOCIETY.
BY-LAWS OF THE MERRIMACK HUMANE SOCIETY.
Newburyport: Printed by John Mycall. 1792. 8vo.
— LAWS OF THE MERRIMACK HUMANE SOCIETY.
Newburyport : Printed by John Mycall. [1792.] 8vo.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMERICA.
THE DOCTRINES AND DISCIPLINE OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AMER-
ICA, REVISED AND APPROVED AT THE GENERAL CONFERENCE HELD AT BALTIMORE,
IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND, IN NOVEMBER, 1792: IN WHICH THOMAS COKE,
AND FRANCIS ASBURY, PRESIDED: ARRANGED UNDER PROPER HEADS, AND METH-
ODISED IN A MORE ACCEPTABLE AND EASY MANNER. THE EIGHTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 148. Chemut street, and sold
by John Dickins, No. 182. Race street, between Fifth and Sixth street. M.DCC.-
XCII. pp. (264), (4). 12mo. A AS. PHS. PTS.
MINUTES, TAKEN AT THE SEVERAL CONFERENCES OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, IN AMERICA. FOR THE YEAR 1792.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesnvt Street, near
Fourth Street. 1792.
— • A POCKET HYMN-BOOK, DESIGNED AS A CONSTANT COMPANION FOR THE PIOUS.
COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS. THE THIRTEENTH EDITION. PSALM
civ. 33. [Three lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesnut Street, near Fourth
Street. 1792.
A fourteenth edition may have been printed this year, also.
THE MIDDLESEX GAZETTE, OR, FCBDERAL ADVISER. VOL. vn. NUMB. 333. SATUR-
DAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. vin. NUMB. 371. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Printed by Moses II. Woodward, in the Town-House Chamber, Middletown.
1792. fol. AAS. CHS.
Beginning March 3d, the title was shortened to, The Middlesex Gazette.
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MISCELLANEOUS REFLECTIONS IN VEUSE WHEN UNDKK LONG CONFINEMENT BY A
COMPLICATION OF NERVOUS DISORDERS. BY A VALETUDINARY.
Greenfield, Massachusetts: Printedby Thomas Dickman. 1792. pp. 40. 16mo.
MISCELLANIES, MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE, IN PROSE AND VERSE; COLLECTED FROM
VARIOUS AUTHORS, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, AND IMPROVEMENT OF YOUNG PER-
SONS OF BOTH SEXES. SECOND EDITION.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1792. pp. 180. 12mo.
MITCHILL, SAMUEL LATHAM 1764-1831
OUTLINE OP THE DOCTRINES IN NATURAL HISTORY, CHEMISTRY, AND ECONOMICS
. . . NOW DELIVERING IN THE COLLEGE OF NEW-YORK.
New-York: 1792. 8vo. BM.
THE [cut] MONITOR. VOL. vn. No. 339. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [— VOL. vm.
No. 380. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Litchfield, (Connecticut) Printed l>y Collier and Buel. 1792. fol. YC.
Beginning January llth, the title of the Litchfield Monitor was short-
ened as above.
MONSTROUS GOOD SONGS FOR 1792.
Boston: 1792. 12mo.
MOORE, BENJAMIN 1748 - 1816
THE DOCTRINE OF REGENERATION ASSERTED AND EXPLAINED: A SERMON, PREACHED
IN ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL, NEW- YORK, JULY 7, 1791. THE SECOND EDITION. BY
BENJAMIN MOORE, D. D.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, in Hanover-Square. — 1792. — pp.
24. 4to. JCB.
Ends with the catchword "We" on page 24.
MOORE, JOHN 1780 - 1802
A VIEW OF SOCIETY AND MANNERS IN FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. AND GERMANY: WITH
ANECDOTES RELATING TO SOME EMINENT CHARACTERS. BY JOHN MOORE, M. D.
[Two lines of Latin from] HORACE. [Vignette.]
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Belknap and Young, for David
West, No. 36, Marlborough Street, and Ebenezer Larkin,jun. No. 50, Cornhill.
MDCCXCII. pp. xx, 430. 8vo. AAS.
- A VIEW OF SOCIETY AND MANNERS IN ITALY: WITH ANECDOTES RELATING TO
SOME EMINENT CHARACTERS. BY JOHN MOORE, M. D. [Two lines of Latin from]
HORACE. [Vignette.]
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Belknap and Young, for David
Went, No. 36, Marlborough Street, and Ebenezer Larkin,jun. No. 50, Cornhill.
MDCCXCII. pp. xvi, 512. 8vo. AAS. BPL. JCB.
24555
- ZELUCO. VARIOUS VIEWS OF HUMAN NATURE, TAKEN FROM LIFE AND MANNERS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [Seven lines of Latin from] Juv. [Vignette.]
Boston: Printed by Alexander Young, in State Street, for David West, No.
36, Marlborough Street, and Ebenezer Larkin,jun. No. 50, Cornhill. MDCCXCII.
pp. 560. 8vo. AAS. BA.
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MOORE, JOHN HAMILTON -1807
THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND LADY'S MONITOR, AND ENGLISH TEACHER'S ASSISTANT:
BEING A COLLECTION OP SELECT PIECES FUOM OUll BEST MODERN WKITEKS : 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 HAD 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 SEVENTH 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. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (2), 368: (28), (6), (6), 4 plates.
12mo. AAS. NYPL.
"This last edition of the Monitor is greatly enrich'd by a number of choice
pieces, viz. The History of the Old and New Testament. — A Compar-
ative view of the blessed and cursed at the last day, and the inference
to be drawn from it. — Life of Columbus, and the discovery of America.
To which is also added a poem, entitled, Philosophic solitude; or, the
choice of a rural life. Written by the late William Livingston, esq ; for-
merly Governor of New-Jersey. Together with the Elements of gesture."
MOORE, THOMAS, pseudonym
GAINB'S NEW- YORK POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1793: BEING THE FIRST
AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, TILL 4lH JULY.
CALCULATED FOR THIS AND THE NEIGHBOURING STATES. SIGNS, PLANETS, AND
ASPECTS. . . . BY THOMAS MOORE, PHII.O.
New-York: Printed by H. Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. [1792.]
pp. [72.] 48mo. AAS. NYPL.
MOORE, THOMAS LAMBERT
A SERMON DELIVERED IN TRINITY-CHURCH AND ST. PAUL'S, IN THE CITY OF NEW-
YORK, ON SUNDAY THE 14TH OF OCTOBER, 1792; AND ON SUNDAY THE 21ST OF
THE SAME MONTH, IN THE CHURCH UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE AUTHOR. BY
THOMAS LAMBERT MOORE, A. M. HECTOR OF ST. GEORGE-CHURCH, SOUTH-HEMP-
STEAD. [Five lines of Scripture texts.]
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square, 1792.
pp. (16). 8VO. NYHS. NYPL.
THE MORALIST: OR YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND LADY'S ENTERTAINING COMPANION:
BEING A COLLECTION OF MORAL TALES AND STORIES.
Providence: Sold by Bennett Wheeler. 1792.
MORGAN, JAMES
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THOMAS WALSH. To WHICH is ADDED AN EXTRACT FROM
JOHN NELSON'S JOURNAL. [Ornament/]
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Ohesnut Street and told
by John Dickim, No. 182, Race Street near Sixth Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp.
356, (2). 12mo. JOB.
Second title: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THOMAS WALSH, COMPOSED IN GREAT PART
FROM HIS OWN ACCOUNTS. BY JAMES MORGAN. [Two lines of Scripture texts.]
pp. [3] — 190.
Third title : AN EXTRACT FROM JOHN NELSON'S JOURNAL ; BEING AN ACCOUNT OF
GOD'S DEALING WITH HIM FROM HIS YOUTH TO THE FORTY-SECOND YEAR OF HIS
AGE. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. [Six lines.] pp. 191 — 338.
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MORGAN, JAMES, continued,
Fourth title: A RACE FOR* ETERNAL LIFE: BEINO AN EXTRACT FROM THE
HEAVENLY FOOTMAN. A SERMON ON i CORINTHIANS, ix. 24. WRITTEN BY THE
AUTHOR OF THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS. BY THE REV. MR. FLETCHER.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesnut Street and sold by
John Dickins, No.182, Race Street, near Sixth Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 339 — 356.
245G1 THE MORNING POST, AND DAILY ADVERTISER. No. 2161. MONDAY JANUARY 2,
[—No. 2300. TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1792.]
New- York: Printed and published by William Morton, at his Printing-
office, No. 55, Kiny-8treet. 1792. fol.
How long the Post was continued after the above date is not known.
24562 THE MORNING RAY: OR, IMPARTIAL ORACLE. [Motto.] VOL. I. No. 11. TOES-
DAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 51. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1792.]
Windsor (Vermont) — Published by Hutching & Spooner,on the Mainstreet,
every Tuesday morning. 1792. fol.
"The Printers in the several towns are hereby notified The Morning Ray
lately published in Windsor, Vermont, by Mr. James Reed Hutchins,
is now discontinued."— Spooner's Vermont Journal. October 15,1792.
24563 MORRISON, WILLIAM 1748-1818
A SERMON, DELIVERED AT DOVER, STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE ; BEFORE THE HON-
ORABLE GENERAL COURT, AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION, JUNE 7TH, 1792. BY WIL-
LIAM MORISON [sic] MINISTER OF A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LONDONDERRY.
[New Hampshire Arms.]
New-Hampshire: Exeter, Printed by Henry Ranlet,for the General Court
of said State — and sold at his office — 1792. pp. 43. 4to. BM. JCB. NYHS.
24564 MOZART, JOHANN CHRYSOSTOMUS SIGISMUND WOLFGANG AMADEUS 1756 - 1791
DON JUAN; OR THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. A GRAND PANTOMIMICAL BALLET, IN
TWO PARTS. As PERFORMED WITH GREAT APPLAUSE BY THE OLD AMERICAN
COMPANY AT THE THEATRE IN SOUTHWAHK. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: From the Press of MatJiew Carey, Dec. 22, 1792. pp. 12.
12mo. BPL.
24565 MUCKARSIE, JOHN
THE CHILDREN'S CATECHISM: OR, AN HELP TO THE MORE EASY UNDERSTANDING OF
THE DOCTRINE TAUGHT IN OUR CONFESSION OF FAITH ; AND CATECHISMS, LARGER
AND SHORTER; HUMBLY OFFERED FOR INSTRUCTING THE YOUNG AND IGNORANT.
BY JOHN MUCKARSIE, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT KINKELL. [Five lines of
Scripture texts.] A NEW EDITION, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Toang, Bookseller, No. 52, Second
Street, the corner of Chemut- Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 35, (1). 12mo. BA.
24566 NANCREDE, PAUL JOSEPH GUERARD DE 1760 - 1841
L'ABEILLE FRANCOISE, ou NOUVEAUX RECUEIL, DE MORCEAUX BRILI.ANS, DBS AU-
TEURS FRAN9OIS LES PLUS CELEBRES. OuVRAGE UTILE i CEUX QUI 8TUDIENT LA
LANGUE FRAN9OIBE, ET AMUSANT POUR CEUX QUI LA CONNOIS8ENT. A L'USAGE
DE L'UNIVERSITE DE CAMBRIDGE. PAR P. J. G. DE NANCREDE, MAITRE DE
LANGUE FRAN9OI8E EN CETTE UNivERSiTE. [Eight lines of quotations.]
A Boston, De I'lmprimerie de Belknap et Young, Rue de I'Etat, vis-d-vis la
Banque Nationals. MDCCXCII. [Published according to Act of Congress.~\ pp.
352, v, (3). 12mo. AAS. BU.
Contains, a three-page Liste des souscripteurs. 80th Massachusetts
District Copyright, issued to P. J. G. de Nancrede, 27 April, 1792.
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24574
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Half-title: MR. NASH'S SERMON AT THE FUNERAL OF MADAM KENDALL. NEW-
SALEM, APRIL 22, 1790.
Title: A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT TIIE FUNERAL OF MRS. ANNA KENDALL,
CONSORT OF THE REV. SAMUEL KENDALL, OF NEW-SALEM, ON THE 22D DAY OF
APRIL, 1790, IN THE EIGHTIETH YEAR OF HER AGE. BY JUDAH NASH, A. si.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN MONTAGUE. [Ornament.]
Springfield : Printed by Ezra Waldo Weld. MDCCXCII. pp. 13. 8vo. AAS.
NATIONAL GAZETTE. BY PHILIP FRKNKAU. NUMB. 19 OF VOL. i. MONDAY, JAN-
UARY 2, [ — NUMB. 18 OF VOL. n. TOTAL No. 122. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1792.]
Printed by Child* and Swaine, at their office, No. 239, High-Street, near
Sixth-Street, Philadelphia. 1792. pp. 73 — 416; 1 — 72. fol. HC. LCP. i.oc.
In July, the days of publication were changed from Mondays and
Thursdays, to Wednesdays and Saturdays.
DER NEUE, GEMEINNUTZIGE LANDWIRTHSCHAFT CALENDER, AUF DAS JAHR, NACH
DER HEILBRINGENDEN GEBURT UNSERS HERRN JESU CHRISTI, 1793. WELCHES
BIN GEMEiN ,1 AH u VON 365 TAGKN 1ST. [Nine lines.] ZUM SECHSTENMAL HER-
AU8GEGEBEN.
Lancaster, Gedruckt und zu haben bey Johann Albrecht und Camp, in der
Neuen Buchdruckerey, in der Prinz-slrasse, das Zweyte Haus, nordwarls vom Ges-
angniss. [1792.] pp. (42). 4to. AAB. LOC.
DER NEUE HOCH DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHE CALENDER. AUF DAS JAHR 1793.
Glwsmithill : Gedruckt bey Samuel Saur. [1792.]
NEUE PHILADELPHISCHE CORRESPONDENZ. NUM. 131. DIENSTAG DEN 3 JANU-
ARY, [— NUM. 189. DIENSTAG DEN 25TEN DECEMBER, 1792.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Dienstag und Freytag heravs gegeben von Melchior
Steiner, Buclulrucker, in der Sees-Strasse, zwischen der Zweyten und Dritlen-
Slrasse,No. 71; . . .1792. fol. HSP.
Before May, publication was changed to a weekly issue on Tuesdays.
Beginning with the issue for November 6th, Heinrich Kammerer was
admitted to partnership, under the firm name of Steiner und KSm-
merer. After November 20th, the word "Neue" was dropped, and
publication continued as : Philadelphisclie Correspondenz.
NEUE, UNPARTHEYISCHE LANCASTER ZEITUNG UND ANZEIGS-NACHRICHTEN. JANUAR-
DECEMB, 1792.
Lancaster: Gedruckt bey Albrecht & Comp. 1792. fol.
THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER IMPROVED, FOR THE MORE EASY ATTAINING THE
TRUE READING OF ENGLISH. To WHICH IS ADDED THE ASSEMBLY OF DlVINES
CATECHISM.
Hudson: Printed by Aihbel Stoddard. 1792.
- — THE AMERICAN PRIMER, IMPROVED, OR AN EASY AND PLEASANT GUIDE TO
THE ART OF READING. ADORNED WITH CUTS. TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE ASSEM-
BLY OF DIVINES' CATECHISM.
Boston : Printed by Nathaniel C overly, for James Gardner, of Providence.
[1792.] pp. (64). 32ino.
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THE NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER, continued.
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— — THE AMERICAN PRIMER, IMPROVED, ou AN EASY AND PLEASANT GUIDE TO
THE ART OP HEADING. ADORNED WITH CUTS. TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE ASSEM-
BLY OP DIVINES' CATECHISM.
Catskill-Landing : Printed by M. Croswell & Co. 1792.
THE NEW GAME OP CARDS, OR, A PACK OP CARDS CHANGED INTO A COMPLEAT AND
PERPETUAL ALMANACK, IN A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A NOBLEMAN AND HIS SERVANT.
FIRST, SHEWING THE USE OP HIS ALMANACK, BY THE QUARTERS, MONTHS, WEEKS,
AND DAYS OF THE YEAR. SECONDLY, SHEWING HOW HE CONVERTS HIS CARDS INTO
A COMPLEAT MONITOR, OR PRAYER BOOK; WITH HIS CURIOUS REMARKS ON THE
KNAVE. THE WHOLE ADAPTED TO THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE HUMOROUS, AS
WELL AS TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE GRAVE, LEARNED AND INGENIOUS.
[Printed by John Byrne, and] Sold at the I'rinting-offlce, Windham.
[1792.] pp. 11. 12mo. AAS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. STATE.
ARTICLES IN ADDITION TO AND AMENDMENT OP THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OP
NEWHAMPSHIRE, AGREED TO BY THE CONVENTION OF SAID STATE, AND SUBMIT-
TED TO THE PEOPLE THEREOF FOR THEIR APPROBATION.
Dover: Printed by E. Ladd,for the State, 1792. pp. 31. 4to.
JCB. LOC. NYPL.
- — ARTICLES IN ADDITION TO AND AMENDMENT OP THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OP NEW HAMPSHIRE. AGREED TO BY THE CONVENTION OP SAID STATE,
AND SUBMITTED TO THE PEOPLE THEREOF FOR THEIR APPROBATION. [Ornament.]
Printed at Exeter, New-Hampshire, by Henry lianlet, and sold at his Office
in Mainstreet. — 1792. — pp. 33, (1). 4to. AAS. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
The copy in the New York Public Library bears the attestation of 124
voters of Qilmantown to all the amendments. The copy in the Library
of Congress, the attestation of the voters of Plastow.
- BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOSIAH BARTLETT, ESQUIRE, PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER
IN CHIEF OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. A PROCLAMATION FOR A PUBLIC
THANKSGIVING. . . . THURSDAY THE FIFTEENTH DAY OP NOVEMBER NEXT,
. . . GIVEN AT THE COUNCIL-CHAMBER IN EXETER, THE FIRST DAY OF SEPT-
EMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-
TWO, AND OP THE SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE OP THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, THE SEVENTEENTH. JOSIAH BARTLETT. [Colophon:]
Exeter : Printed by Henry lianlet. [1792.] Broadside, fol.
- THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, AS ALTERED AND AMENDED BY A CON-
VENTION OP DELEGATES, HELD AT CONCORD, IN SAID STATE, APPROVED BY THE
PEOPLE, AND ESTABLISHED BY THE CONVENTION, ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1792. [Arms.]
Concord : Printed by George Hough, by the authority of the Convention.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 70, (1). 8vo. AAS. HC. JCB. LOG. NYPL.
- A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONORABLE HOUSE OP REPRESENT-
ATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH,
NOVEMBER, 1791.
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcner. 1792. pp. 151. 8vo. NHSL.
1792
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NEW HAMPSHIRE, continued.
A JOURNAL OF THB PROCEEDINGS OP THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT DOVER,
JUNE, 1792.
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcker, 1792. pp. 88. 8vo. NIISL.
— A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE STATE
OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL COURT, BEGUN AND HOLDEN
AT PORTSMOUTH, ON NOVEMBER, 1791.
Portsmouth: P rinted by J, Melcher, 1792. pp. 71. 8vo. NHSL.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL COURT, BEGUN AND
HOLDEN AT DOVER, JUNK, 1792.
Portsmouth: Printed by J. Melcher, 1792. pp. 47. 8vo. NHSL.
THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, TOGETHER WITH THE DECLAR-
ATION OF INDEPENDENCE : THE DEFINITIVE TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY: THE CONSTITUTION
OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, WITH ITS
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS. [Ornament.] PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE
THE GENERAL- COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, FROM ATTESTED COPIES,
AND HAVE SINCE BEEN CAREFULLY COMPARED WITH THE ORIGINALS IN THE SEC-
RETARY'S OFFICE.
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, 1792. pp. 396. 8vo. AAS. BA. HC.
THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, PASSED AT A SESSION OF
THE HONORABLE GENERAL COURT, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT DOVER, JUNE, 1792.
PRINTED FROM ATTESTED COPIES, AND SINCE COLLATED WITH THK ORIGINALS IN
THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Melcher, 1792. pp. (2), 397-422.
8VO. AA8. LOC.
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE. ^CJj} AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A BANK IN THIS
STATE, AND TO INCORPORATE THE SUBSCKIBERS THERETO. [Fifty-four lines.]
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIUE. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DECEMBER
31, 1791. THE FOREGOING BILL HAVING BEEN HEAD A THIRD TIME, PASSED TO
BK ENACTED. WlLLIAM PLUMER, SPEAKER. IN SENATK, JANUARY 3, 1792.
THIS BILL HAVING BEEN READ A THIRD TIME, VOTED THAT THE SAME BE ENACTED.
JOBIAH BARTLETT, PRESIDENT. A TRUE COPY. ATTEST, JOSEPH PEARSON,
SECRETARY.
[Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher. 1792.] pp. (2). fol. JCB.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
THE CHARTER OF THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL SOCIETY: TOGETHER WITH THEIR
LAWS AND REGULATIONS. To WHICH ARE PREFIXED A LIST OF THE PRESENT
FELLOWS AND OF THEIR OFFICERS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR. PUBLISHED BY THEIR
ORDER. [Ornament.]
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Runlet. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 35. 12uio. JCB.
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, AND THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. xxxv.
No. 1826. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. xxxvi. NUMB. 1876. WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Portsmouth: Printed by John Melcher, at his office in Market-Street. 1792.
fol.
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24590 THE NEWHAMPSHIRE [U. S. Arras] GAZETTEER. VOL. vi. No. 26. SATURDAY,
JANUARY 7, [ — VOL. vn. No. 25. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Exeter (New-Hampshire) Printed and published by Henry Ranlet, in Main-
Street. 1792. fol.
24591 NEW JERSEY. STATE.
ACTS OP THE SIXTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY. AT
A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON THE 25TH DAY OP OCTOBER, 1791, AND CONTINUED
BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE SECOND SITTING [18 MAY, — • 2 JUNE, 1792. J
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (766)-814,
(1). fol. NYPL.
Second heading : APPENDIX TO THE ACTS OF THE SIXTEENTH GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-JEHSKY: CONTAINING SUNDRY ACTS OF THE CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES, DIRECTED TO BE RE-PUBLISHED FOR THE INFORMATION
OP THE CITIZENS OP THIS STATE, BY A RESOLUTION OP THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED
THE SECOND DAY OP JUNE, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO [23
JANUARY, — 8 MAY, 1792.] pp. (782)— 814.
24592 ACTS OP THK SEVENTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-
JERSEY. AT A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON THE 23D DAY OP OCTOBER 1792,
AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS. BEING THE FIRST SITTING. [31 OCTOBER,
- 30 NOVEMBER, 1792.]
Trenton: Printed by Isaac Collins. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (783) — 829,
(1). fol. NYPL.
24593 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS OP LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STATE OP NEW-
JERSEY. [25 OCTOBER, 1791 — 2 JUNE, 1792.]
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1792.
24594 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP NEW-
JERSEY. [18 MAY, — 2 JUNE, 1792.]
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. 1792.
24595
24596
NEW JERSEY. COLLEGE OF, now popularly known as PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUS COLLEGII
Trenton: E typii Isaaci Collini. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 16. 8vo. MHS.
THE NEW-JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA AL-
MANAC AND EPHEMERIS. FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1798.
Baltimore: Priced and sold by Samuel and John Adams. [1792.] pp.
(36). 12mo. MHS.
24597 THE NEW-JERSEY JOURNAL, A.^ POLITICAL INTELLIGENCER. No. 429. WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 480. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Elizabeth-Town: Printed and published by Shepard Kollock, every Wednes-
day. . . . 1792. fol. LOC.
In June the sub-title was dropped. The issues from October 3 to No-
vember 21, are attractively printed on blue paper.
1792
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NEW-JERSEY STATE GAZETTE. VOL. i. No. 1. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, [ —
No. 16. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Trenton: Printed by George Sherman and John Mershon. 1792. fol.
Established by George Sherman, and John Mershon, and continued by
them, as a weekly publication, into the year 1794. At about the end
of the second volume, in September, 1794, they sold their interests to
Matthias Day, who continued publication, under the same title to July,
1796, when he changed the name to 27*6 Stale Gazette and New-Jersey
Advertiser, which he continued to February, 1799, when he relinquished
its publication to its former proprietors, and removed to Newark. Sher-
man and Mershon revived the original title, and began, with a new
numbering, in March, 1799, the publication of the New-Jersey State
Gazette, admitting, in a short time, Isaiah Thomas as a member of the
firm. In June, 1800, Sherman, Mershon and Thomas entered into an
agreement with Gershom Craft, proprietor of The Federalist, a rival
newspaper published across the street, to consolidate the two publica-
tions, under their joint management, and the united papers were issued
from the Gazette office, with the consecutive volume and number of
that paper, as, The Federalist & New-Jersey State Gazette. Craft with-
drew from the firm in September. In 1802, the title was again changed
to the Trenton Federalist. And, in June, 1828, after consolidation with
the True American, to State Gazette, which was again changed to New
Jersey State Gazette, in July, 1820. In January, 1840. publication was
made tri-weekly, under the title of State Gazette, until January, 1847,
when it became a daily newspaper. In 1857, the title was changed to,
Daily State Gazette and Republican; and this was shortened to Daily
State Gazette from May 1863 to 1901. Being continued at the present
time as the Trenton Daily Gazette.
NEW JERUSALEM. CHURCH OF THE
THE LITURGY OF THE NEW CHURCH, SIGNIFIED BY THE NEW JERUSALEM IN THE
REVELATION. TOGETHER WITH THE FORMS FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF BAP-
TISM AND THE HOLY SUPPER: AND A CATECHISM FOR THE USB OF THE NEW
CHURCH. ALSO, HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, BY THE REV. MR. JOSEPH PROUD,
MINISTER OF THE NEW CHURCH. THE FOURTH EDITION. [Two lines from] REV.
xxi. 5.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Sam-ueland John Adami,in Market-Street.
1792. pp. (342), (2). 12mo. AAS. BA. LCP.
Second title: HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, FOR THE USE OF THE LORD'S NEW
CHURCH, SIGNIFIEDBYTHENEWjERUSAIEMINTHEREVELATION. pp. (2), 85-342.
NEW YORK. STATE.
JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. FIFTEENTH SESSION.
[ 4 January,— 12 April, 1792.] [Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
State. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [207.] fol. AAS. NYHS. NYPL,
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. FIFTEENTH SESSION.
[5 January,— 12 April, 1792.] [Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to the
State. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (8!).] fol. NTIIS. 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 FIFTEENTH SESSION, INCLUSIVE. [Amis.] IN TWO VOLUMES. VOLUME I.
[ — ii.] [Three lines of Latin quotations.]
New-York— Printed by Thomas Gre(nlenf—M,DCC,XCIl. 2vols. pp. (2),
(2), 511; (2), (2), 521, (1), '(14). 8vo. BA. HC. JCB. NYHS.
A third volume was printed in 1797.
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NEW YORK, continued.
— LAWS OP THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. FIFTEENTH SESSION. [12 January,
—12 April, 1792.] [Arms.]
New-York: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, Printers to tie
State. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 74, (2). fol. LOG. NYHS. NTPL.
THE RKPOKT OF A COMMITTEE, APPOINTED TO EXPLORE THE WESTERN WATERS
IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK: FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROSECUTING THE INLAND
I.OCK NAVIGATION.
Albany: Printed by Barber and Southwick. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [24.]
12mO. NYHS. NTPL.
Reprinted in Volume 3, of O'Callaghan's Documentary History of
New York. Albany, 1850.
NEW YORK. SOCIETY FOR AGRICULTURE, ARTS, AND MANUFACTURES.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY, INSTITUTED IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, FOR THE
PROMOTION OF AGRICULTURE, ARTS, AND MANUFACTURES. PART I. PUBLISHED
BY ORDER OF THE SOCIETY.
New-York: Printed by Childs and Swaine. M,DCC,XCII. pp. xiii, (3),
122, 2 plates. 4to. AAS. BA. BM. MHS. NYHS.
NEW YORK. CITY. ASSOCIATED BODY OF HOUSE CARPENTERS.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ASSOCIATED BODY OF HOUSE CARPENTERS OF THE CITY
OF NEW- YORK.
New-York: 1792. 12mo.
NEW YORK. CITY. FRIAR'S TONTINE.
CONSTITUTION OF THE NEW- YORK FRIAR'S TONTINE, INSTITUTED IN THE CITY OF
NEW- YORK, 3 MARCH, 1792.
New-York: Printed by Archibald M'Lean. 1792. pp. 15. 8vo.
NEW YORK. CITY. GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN.
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN OF THE CITY
OF NEW-YORK, FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES. PASSED THE 14TH OF MARCH, 1792.
New-York: Printed by Samuel London, jun. [1792.] pp. 11. 12mo.
This also forms the first eleven pages of the following:
- THE CHARTER AND BYE-LAWS OF THE GKNERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS &
TRADESMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. Al.SO, THE RULES AND ORDERS WITH
A CATALOGUE OF NAMES OF THE MEMBERS. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE SOCIETY.
New-York: Printed by John Harrisson, at Yorick'g Head, No. 3, Peck-
Slip. — 1792.— pp. 30. 8vo. AAS.
NEW YORK. CITY. SOCIETY LIBRARY.
A FARTHER CONTINUATION OF THE [1789] CATALOGUE OF THE NEW-YORK SOCIETY
LIBRARY.
[New-York: Printed by Thomas and James Swords, 1792.] pp. 109 —
131. 8vo.
- A FARTHER CONTINUATION OF THE CATALOGUE OF BOOKS BELONGING TO
THE NEW-YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, WITH THE NAMES OF THE ADDITIONAL MEM-
BERS OF THE SAID SOCIETY. [Monogram.]
New-York: Printed by Thomas & James Swords, at their Printing-Office,
No. 27, William- Street; where printing in general is execvted with neatnefs, accu-
racy arid dispatch, and on reasonable terms.— 1792. — pp. 100. 8vo.
A "Circular" was also issued by the Society Library this year.
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NEW YORK. CITY. TAMMANIAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
PLAN OF THE NEW- YORK TAMMANIAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
New-York: Printed by Thomas tfc James Swords?
1792.
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pp. 12. 8vo.
NYHS.
NEW-YORK DAILY GAZETTE. NUMB. 942. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — NUMB. 1254.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
New-York: Published by Archibald M'Lean, at Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Hanover-Square. 1792. fol.
THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL & PATRIOTIC REGISTER. [Motto.] VOL. XLVI. NUMB.
1. TOTAL NUMBER 2625. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — NUMB. 104 OP VOL. XLVI.
TOTAL NUMBER 2728. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
New-York: Printed and publisiied (on Wednesdays and Saturdays) by
Thomas Greenleaf, at his Printing-Office, No. 196, Mater-Street. 1792. fol.
An Extraordinary number was issued March 24th.
THE NEW-YORK MAGAZINE; OR, LITERARY REPOSITORY. VOL. in. [JANUARY —
DECEMBER] 1792. [Two lines of verse.]
New-York: Printed and sold by Tliomas and James Swords, at t?teir office,
No. 27, William-Street. 1792. pp. vii, (1), 768, 12 plates, 1 plan. 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. LOC. NYH8.
THE NEW- YORK PACKET. [Motto.] No. 1219. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [—No. 1226.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS), 1792.]
New-York: Published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by Samuel
London, No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-Houte and Old-Slip. 1792. fol.
Discontinued shortly after the above date, and succeeded in February,
by The Diary; or, London's Register, with a daily issue.
NEWARK. NEW JERSEY. STOCKING MANUFACTORY.
NEWARK STOCKING MANUFACTORY. A NUMBER OF JOURNEYMEN STOCKING MAKERS
ARE WANTED, WHO WILL FIND CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT AND GENEROUS WAGES, AT
THE STOCKING MANUFACTORY, LATELY ESTABLISHED IN THK FLOURISHING, PLEAS-
ANT AND HEALTHY, TOWN OF NEWARK, IN NEW-JERSEY. [Twenty-three lines.]
MICHAEL TRAPPEL, SUPERINTENDANT. NEWARK, JUNE 5, 1792.
[Newark: Printed by John Woods, 1792.] Broadside. 4to. NYHS.
NEWPORT. RHODE ISLAND. ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS.
THE CHARTER, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE NEWPORT ASSOCIATION OF
MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS, WITH A LIST OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE OF
CORRESPONDENCE.
Newport: Printed by Henry Barber. 1792. pp. vi, 24. 16mo. BU.
THE NEWPORT MERCURY. No. 1551. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [—No. 1602. SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Newport, (Rhode-Island) Printed by Henry Barber, at the foot of the Pa-
rade. 1792. fol.
The imprint was changed in this year to: Published by Henry Barber,
near the State-House.
NEWTON, JOHN 1725 - 1807
CARDIPHONIA: on, THE UTTERANCE OF THE HEART; IN THE COURSE OF A REAL COR-
RESPONDENCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF OMICRON'S LETTERS. [Two lines of quota-
tions.] THE FIFTH EDITION. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. [ II.]
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-
street, the, corner of Chesnut-street. M,DCC,XCII. 2 vols. pp. 307; [4], 312.
12mo. AAS.
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NEWTON, JOHN, continued.
LETTERS, ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED UNDER THE SIGNATURES OP OMICROK AND
VIGIL. BY THE REV. MR. JOHN NEWTON, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN LONDON.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF SOME REMARKABLE AND
INTERESTING PAHTICULARS IN THE LIFE OF MR. NEWTON. COMMUNICATED, IN A
SERIES OF LETTERS TO THE REV. MR. HAWEIS, RECTOR OF ALDWINCKLE, NORTH-
AMPTONSHIRE.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Touny, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-street,
the corner of Chesnut-street. M.DCC.XCII, pp. (2), (2), 372. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
LETTERS AND SERMONS, WITH A REVIEW OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, AND
HYMNS. BY JOHN NEWTON, RECTOR OF ST. MARY, WOOLNOTII, LONDON. IN six
VOLUMES. VOL. vr.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-Street
the corner of Chemut-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 348. 12mo. JCB.
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NISBET, RICHARD
THE CAPACITY OF NEGROES, FOR RELIGIOUS AND MOKAI. IMPROVEMENT, CONSIDERED:
WITH CUliSORY HINTS, TO PROPRIETORS AND TO GOVKRNMKNT, FOR THE IMMEDIATE
MELIORATION OF THK CONDITION OF SLAVES IN THE SUGAR COLONIES: TO WHICH
IS SUBJOINED, SHORT AND PRACTICAL DISCOURSES TO NEGROES, ON THK PLAIN AND
OBVIOUS PRINCIPLES OF RELIGION AND MORALITY.
Baltimore: Sold by Rice and Co. 1792.
THE SOURCE OF VIRTUE: A POEM. BY RICHARD NISBET.
Baltimore: Sold by Rice and Co. 1792.
NIXON, WILLIAM
ANALOGICAL VOCABULARY, CONTAINING ABOVE TWO THOUSAND LATIN WORDS, WHICH
AN UTTER STRANGER TO THE LANGUAGE MAY LEARN TO CONSTRUE IN THK SHORT
SPACE OF A SINGLE DAY. [Nineteen lines.] BY THE REV. WILLIAM NIXON, AUTHOR
OF PROSODY MADE EASY, FORMERLY PRINCIPAL OF THE DUBLIN ACADEMY, IN THE
CITY OF DUBLIN, NOW MASTER OF A PRIVATE SCHOOL IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH-
CAROLINA. [Two lines of Latin from] CICERO.
Philadelphia: From the Press of M. Carey, No. 118, High-Street, Nov. 10,
M.DCC.XCII. pp. [28.] 8vo. sens.
THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH CHRONICLE. VOL. in. NUMB. 124. SATURDAY,
JANUARY 7, [— NUMB. 145. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1792.]
Norfolk: Printed by Prentis & Baxter. 1792. fol.
In June, Prentis retired, and was succeeded by Thomas Wilson, under
the firm name of Baxter and Wilson. Later in the year the title was
altered to, Virginia Chronicle and Norfolk and Portsmouth General Ad-
vertiser.
NORTH CAROLINA. STATE.
A COLLECTION OF THE STATUTES OF THE PARLIAMENT OF ENGLAND IN FORCE IN
THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO A RESOLVE OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY. BY FRANCOIS-XAVIKR MARTIN, ESQ. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Newbern: From the Editor's Press. 1792. pp. (iv), (424), (v) — (xxvi),
(3). 4tO. AAB. HC. JCB. LOC. NCSL. NCU. NYH8. NYPL.
Contains, a list of subscribers, headed by The State of North- Carolina,
(Seventy copies.)
1792
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NORTH CAROLINA, continued.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH-
CAROLINA, DECEMBER SESSION, 1791. [Colophon:]
Edenton: Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. 1792. pp. 66.
fol. NCSL.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
DECEMBER SESSION, 1791.
[ Kdenton : Printed by Hodge and Wills. 1792.] pp. 41. fol. NCSL.
LAWS OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT
NEWBERN, ON THE FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, AND IN THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OF
THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAID STATE: BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SAID
ASSEMBLY [ — 19 JANUARY, 1792.]
[Edenton: Printed by Hodge and Wills, 1792.] pp. 713-732. fol.
HC. LOC. NCSL. NCU. NYPL.
THE NORTH-CAROLINA GAZETTE. VOL. vn. NUMB. 313. THURSDAY, JANUARY
5, [ — NUMB. 364. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Newbern: Printed by F. X. Martin. 1782. fol.
THE NORTH-CAROLINA JOURNAL. VOL. I. No. 1. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, [—No.
24. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1793.]
Halifax: Printed by Abraham Hodge, joint printer to the State with H.
Wills. 1792. fol.
Established by Abraham Hodge, after his withdrawal from the firm of
Hodge and Wills, publishers of the "State Gazette of North-Carolina,"
at Edenton, and continued by him certainly into the year 1807.
NORTHWEST TERRITORY.
LAWS PASSED IN THE TERRITORY OF THE UNITED STATES NORTHWEST OF THE
RIVER OHIO, FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT TO THE 31ST
OF DECEMBER. 1791. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. M,DCC,XCII.
pp. 68, (2). 4to. LOC.
NORTHERN INLAND-LOCK NAVIGATION COMPANY.
THE NORTHERN INLAND LOCK NAVIGATION COMPANY, WILL PURCHASE THE FOLLOW-
ING ARTICLES, BY CONTRACT. . . . PH. SCHUYLER, PRESIDENT. OCTOBER 10TH,
1792. [Colophon:]
Printed by Charles R. and George Webster, No. 46, north side of State-
Street, corner of Middle-lane, Albany. [1792.] Broadside, fol. NYPL.
A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE DIRECTORS OF THE NORTH-
ERN INLAND LOCK NAVIGATION COMPANY, IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, TO EX-
AMINE HUDSONS RIVER. [Ornament.]
[New-York:] From the Press of W. Durell. [1792.] pp. (20). 8vo.
AAS. NYPL.
NORWICH PACKET. Vox POPULI— THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. VOL. xix. No. 928.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. xx. No. 979. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
[Norwich:] Printed and published by John Trumbull, near the Meeting-
House. 1792. fol. AAS.
NOYES, NATHANIEL 1735 - 1810
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN POIMEN AND AGAMOS, WHEREIN THE DIVINE RIGHT OF IN-
FANT BAPTISM IS EXHIBITED AND DEFENDED. BY NATHANIEL NOYKS, A. M.
[Five lines of Scripture texts.]
Neioburyport: Printed by John My call. MDCCXCII. pp. (16). 8vo. NYPL.
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OBSERVATIONS OCCASIONED BY WRITINGS AGAINST ALTERATIONS, PROPOSED IN THE
CONVENTION, TO BE MADE IN THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM. BY A MEMBER OP THE
CONVENTION. [Ornament.]
Portsmouth, (N. H.) Printed by George and John Osborne, at the Spy
Printing-Office. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [23.] 12mo. AAS. BPL. LOC.
OBSERVATIONS ON NOVEL-READING: IN AN ESSAY, WRITTEN BY A MEMBER OP THE
BELLES-LETTRES SOCIETY OP DICKINSON COLLEGE, AT CARLISLE, IN THE YEAR 1789.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, No. 41, South
Second-Street. 1792.
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PRESENT SITUATION OF LANDED PROPERTY IN AMERICA.
New-York: [ London? J January, 1792. pp. 4. fol.
OCCOM, SAMSON 1723-1793
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS; INTENDED FOR THE EDIFI-
CATION OP SINCERE CHRISTIANS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS. BY SAMSON OCCOM,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL. THE THIRD EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.
New-London: Printed by 2'imothy Green & Son. 1792. pp. 112. 16mo.
ODE FOR THE 23o OP OCTOBER, 1792. [Twelve verses, with chorus beginning
"Hail! Great Columbia! favour'd soil."]
[Without Place or Printer. 1792.] Broadside, fol. AAB.
ODIORNE, THOMAS 1769 - 1851
THE PROGRESS OP REFINEMENT, A POEM, IN THREE BOOKS. To WHICH ABE
ADDED, A POEM ON FAME, AND MISCELLANIES. BY THOMAS ODIORNE. [Ornament.]
Boston: Printed by Young and Etheridge, opposite the entrance of the
Branch-Bank, State-Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 176, frontispiece. 16mo.
AAS. BA. BM. BPL. BU. HC. NYPL.
3d New Hampshire District Copyright, issued to Thomas Odiorne, as
Author, 6 November, 1792.
O'KEEFFE, JOHN 1747 - 1833
THE FARMER: A COMIC OPERA. IN TWO ACTS. As PERFORMED WITH GREAT AP-
PLAUSE, BY THE OLD AMERICAN COMPANY AT THE THEATRE IN SOUTHWARK. BY
JOHN O'KEEFE, ESQ. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: From tfie Press of Malhew Carey, Dee. 14, — M.DCC.XCII.
pp. [40.] 8vo. BPL. NYPL.
THE ORACLE OP DAUPHIN. AND HARRISBURGH ADVERTISER. VOL. i. No. 1. SAT-
URDAY, OCTOBER 20, [ — No. ix. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Printed by Allen and Wyeth, adjoining the Register's Office, HarrMurgh.
1792. fol.
Established by John W. Allen, and John Wyeth: the Printing-office
being removed in a short time to "Mulberry-Street, opposite the resi-
dence of Adam Boyd, esq. near the Bank." There appears to be some
evidence that Eli Lewis, author of "St. Glair's Defeat. A poem,"
(Harrisburgh, 1792,) was editorially connected with its early pub-
lication. At the end of the first volume, in October, 1793, Allen
withdrew, and from that time the Oracle was published in succession,
by John Wyeth; John Wyeth, junior; and by Francis Wyeth, for
about forty years. After January, 1808, the sub-title was dropped.
Latterly the Printing-office was at "the north-east corner of the Mar-
ket-Square and Market-Street" until the end.
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OSBORNE'S NEW-HAMPSHIRE SPY. A FREE AND IMPARTIAL PAPER. VOL. xi. No.
xxi. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. xin. No. 9. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29,
1792.]
Published on Wednesdays and Saturdays — By George and John Osborne —
near tlie State-House, Outtemberg's [sic] Head, Gongrets-Street, Portsmouth. —
Twelve shillings per annum. 1792. fol.
On May 26th the partnership was dissolved by mutual consent. George
Jerry Osborne, junior retiring, and John Osborne continuing the
paper as sole publisher. The change being signalized, in the heading
of the Spy. by a cut of the New-Hampshire Arms dividing the title.
In November, this cut was replaced by one of an eye surrounded by
thirteen stars.
OTTAWA INDIANS.
DEBATES IN COUNCIL, ON THE BANKS OF THE OTTAWA RIVEK, NOVEMBER, 1791.
Philadelphia: 1792. 8vo. LCP.
OWEN, JOHN 1616-1683
THE DEATH OF DEATH IN THE DEATH OF CHRIST. BEING A TREATISE OF THE RE-
DEMPTION AND RECONCILIATION THAT IS IN THE BLOOD OF CHRIST; WHEREIN THE
WHOLE CONTROVERSY ABOUT UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION, 18 FULLY DISCUSSED: IN
FOUR PARTS. BY JOHN OWEN, D. D. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, CAREFULLY RE-
VISED AND CORRECTED.
Carlisle, (Pennsylvania) Printed by Oeorge Kline. M,DCC,XCII. pp.
320. 8vo. AAS.
PAINE, THOMAS 1737 - 1809
A LETTER FROM MR. PAINE TO MR. SECRETARY DUNDAS, ON HIS OPENING THE DE-
BATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ON THE PROCLAMATION OF THK 25TH OF MAY,
FOR SUPPRESSING PUBLICATIONS, &C. WHEREIN IS ANSWERED THE CAVILS OF
OTHER COURT-PARASITES' AGAINST HIS RIGHTS OF MAN. INTERESTING TO EVERY
AMERICAN.
New-York — Printed by Samuel Loudon, No. 5, Water-Street. [1792.] pp.
14. 8vo. NYPL.
RIGHTS OF MAN: PART THE FIRST. BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'S ATTACK
ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AF-
FAIRS TO CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK INTITLED
COMMON SENSE.
London: Printed: New-York: Reprinted for Berry, Rogers and Berry, No.
35, Hanoter-Sguare. M.DCC.XLII [sic 1792.] pp. 76. 8vo. BU. i.oc. MHS.
— RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPAL [sic] AND PRAC-
TICE. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS IN THE
AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK, ENTITLED, COMMON SENCE [sic];
AND THE FIRST PART OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN.
London,, Printed: New-York: Re.printed, by Hugh Gaine, — 1792. — pp.
88. 8vo. NYPL.
24652
- — RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPLE AND PRAC-
TICE. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS IN
THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK, ENTITLED COMMON SENSE, AND
THE FIRST PART OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN. [Ornament.]
London, Printed 1792. United States of America. Printed by Thomas
and John Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Boston, 1792. pp. ix, 108. 8vo.
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
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PAINE, THOMAS, continued.
— RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPLE AND PRAC-
TICE. By THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS IN
THK AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK, ENTITLED, COMMON SENSE;
AND THE FIRST PART OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN.
Philadelphia : Printed by and for Messrs. Bict and Company, Market- Street,
and S. H. Smith. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 120. 8vo. NYPL.
— RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPLE AND PRAC-
TICE. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS IN
THH AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK ENTITLED COMMON SENSE; AND
THE FIRST PART OF THE RlGIITS OF MAN. SECOND PHILADELPHIA EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by and for Messrs. H. and P. Bice, No. 50, Market-
Street, and 8. H. Smith. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 96. 8vo. AAS.
RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPLE AND PRAC-
TICE. BY THOMAS PAINE.
Baltimore: Printed by David Graham, 1792.
— RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPLE AND PRAC-
TICE. BY THOMAS PAINE. DEDICATED TO M. DE LAFAYETTE.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline. 1792.
24658
- — RIGHTS OF MAN. PART THE SECOND. COMBINING PRINCIPLE AND PRAC-
TICE. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO CONGRESS IN
THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK ENTITLED COMMON SENSE; AND
THE FIRST PART OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1792.
First printed in The Connecticut Gazette, in successive numbers from
June 21, 1792.
- THE WRITINGS OF THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO THE
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN THE LATE WAR. CONTAIN-
ING 1. RIGHTS OF MAN. 2. COMMON SENSE. 3. THE CRISIS. 4. PUBLIC GOOD.
5. LETTER TO ABBE RAYNAL. 6. LETTER TO THE EARL OF SHELBUHNE. 7.
LETTER TO SIR GUY CARLTON. 8. LETTERS TO THE AUTHORS OF THE REPUBLI-
CAN. 9. LETTER TO ABBE SYEYES.
Albany — State of New-York: Printed by Charles B. & George Webster.
[1792.] pp. [xii], [124]; [60]; [186]; [41]; [70]; [24.] 8vo.
AAS. HC. JOB. NL. NYHS. NYPL.
A second edition was published in 1794. Separately paged*, but with
continuous signatures. Contains an eight-page list of subscriber's
names. A printed slip of paper pasted on the inside of the cover gives
an alphabetical summary of the contents, within an ornamental border.
Total number of pages, 517.
Second title: RIGHTS OF MAN: BEING AN ANSWER TO MR. BURKE'S ATTACK ON
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY THOMAS PAINE, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AF-
FAIRS TO CONGRESS IN THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AUTHOR OF THE WORK ENTITLED
COMMON SF.NSE. THE FOURTH AMERICAN EDITION.
Albany, Re-printed by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 46, on the north
side of State-Street, corner of Middle-lane, between the Dutch and English Churches
— Where printing is performed with dispatch and on reasonable terms. ("1792.1
pp. [124.]
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Third title: COMMON SENSE; ADDRESSED TO THE INHABITANTS OF AMERICA, ON
THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING SUBJECTS, VIZ. I. OF THE ORIGIN AND DESIGN OF
GOVERNMENT IN GENERAL, WITH CONCISE REMARKS ON THE ENGLISH CONSTITU-
TION. II. OF MONARCHY AND HEREDITARY SUCCESSION. III. THOUGHTS ON THE
PRESENT STATE OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS. IV. OF THE PRESENT ABILITY OF AMER-
ICA, WITH SOME MISCELLANEOUS REFLECTIONS. To WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPEN-
DIX. [Two lines from] THOMSON.
Albany: lie-printed by Charles R. and George Webster. M.DCC.XCI.
pp. [60.]
Fourth title: THE CRISIS: IN THIRTEEN NUMBERS. WRITTEN DURING THE LATE
WAR. BY THE AUTHOR OF COMMON SENSE.
Albany: Printed & sold by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 46, State-
street, corner of Middle-lane. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [186.]
Numbers X, and XII, were not printed in regular order as above.
Fifth title: PUBLIC GOOD: BEING AN EXAMINATION INTO THE CLAIM OF VIRGINIA
TO THE VACANT WESTERN TERRITORY, AND OF THE RIGHT OF THE UNITED
STATES TO THE SAME. To WHICH is ADDED, PROPOSALS FOR LAYING OFF A NEW
STATE, TO BE APPLIED AS A FUND FOR CARRYING ON THE WAR, OR REDEEMING
THE NATIONAL DEBT. BY THE AUTHOR OF COMMON SENSE. WRITTEN IN THE
YKAK 1780.
Albany : Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 46, State-street, cor-
ner of Middle-lane. [1792.] pp. [41.]
Sixth title: LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE ABBE RAYNAL, ON THE AFFAIRS OF
NORTH-AMERICA. IN WHICH THE MISTAKES IN THE ABBE'S ACCOUNT OF THE
REVOLUTION OF AMERICA ARE CORRECTED AND CLEARED UP. BY THOMAS PAINE,
M. A. OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND AUTHOR OF THE PAMPHLET AND
OTHER PUBLICATIONS ENTITLED, OR SIGNED, "COMMON SENSE." [Dated, Philadel-
phia, August 21, 1782.]
Albany: Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 46, State-street, cor-
ner of Middle-lane. [1792.] pp. [170.]
Seventh title : LETTERS, BY THE AUTHOR OF COMMON SENSE. First, To THE
EARL OF SHELBURNE, NOW MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNK. ON THE SUBJECT OF AMERI-
CAN INDEPENDENCE. SeCOIld, To SIR GUY CARLTON, NOW LOUD DORCHESTER, ON
THE MURDER OF CAPTAIN HUDDY. Third, To THE AUTHORS OF "THE REPUBLI-
CAN," A FRENCH PAPER; TENDERING HIS SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF THE REPUBLI-
CAN SYSTEM. Fowt/l, TO THE ABBE SYEYES, A MEMBER OF THE FRENCH NA-
TIONAL ASSEMBLY; ACCEPTING THE ABBE'S CHALLENGE ON THE SUBJECT OF GOV-
ERNMENT, BY OFFERING TO DEFEND THE REPUBLICAN AGAINST THE MONARCHIAL
SYSTEM.
Albany: Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, No. 40, Slate-street]
corner of Middle-lane. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [24.]
The Letter to the Earl of Shelburne, is Number xii of The Crisis. And
that to Sir Guy Carleton is considered Number xiv, in the series, al-
though Paine, himself, always referred to The Crisis as having the same
number as the thirteen original States of the Union.
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A PARENT'S ADVICK FOR nis FAMILY.
New-London: Printed by Timoiliy Green and Son.
(24). ISmo.
M.DCC.XCII. pp.
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24660 PARISH, ELIJAH 1762 - 1825
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OP THE IIEV. ARIEL PARISH, A. M. PAS-
TOR OF THE CHURCH IN MANCHESTER, APRIL 4, 1792. By ELIJAH PARISH, A. M.
[Six lines of verse.]
Salem: Printed by Thomas 0. Gushing, 1792. pp. (40). 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. LOC.
24661 PARKER, JAMES 1714-1770
THE CONDUCTOR OENERALIS : OB, THE OFFICE, DUTY AND AUTHORITY OF JUSTICES
OF THE PEACE, HIGH- SHERIFFS, UNDER-SHEHIFFS, CORONERS, CONSTABLES, GAOL-
ERS, JURY-MEN, 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, LATE
ONE OF THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR MIDDLESEX COUNTY, IN NEW- JERSEY;
AND NOW REVISED AND ADAPTED TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. By A
GENTLEMAN OF THE LAW. TUB 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, THE EXCISE AND
MILITIA LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES ; AND THE ACTS CALLED THE TEN POUND
ACT OF THE STATES OF PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW-YORK.
Philadelphia : Printed for Robert Campbell. 1792. pp. xv. 464. 8vo. AAS. JCB.
24662 PENN, WILLIAM 1644 - 1718
FRUITS OF A FATHER'S LOVE: BEING THE ADVICE OF WILLIAM PHNN TO ins CHIL-
DREN, RELATING TO THEIR CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS CONDUCT. TlIE EIGHTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Johnson. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 86
12mo. BM. JCB. LOC.
24663 FRUITS OF SOLITUDE, IN REFLECTIONS AND MAXIMS RELATING TO THE CONDUCT
OF HUMAN LIFE. BY WILLIAM PENN. THE TENTH EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Johnson. M.DCC.XCII. pp. xi, 166,
(8). 12mO. AAS. BM. JCB. LOC.
24664 PENNSYLVANIA. STATE.
AN ACT FOR INCORPORATING THE SOCIETY FORMED FOR THE BELIEF OF POOR, AGED
AND INFIRM MASTERS OF SHIPS, THEIR WIDOWS AND CHILDREN.
Philadelphia: Printed by Hall and Sellers. 1792. pp. 35. 12mo. NYHS.
24665 AN ACT FOR MAKING AN ARTIFICIAL ROAD FROM THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
TO THE BOROUGH OF LANCASTER.
[ Philadelphia :J Printed by Hall and Sellers. 1792. 4to. LCP.
24666 — ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PASSED AT A SESSION, WHICH WAS BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADEL-
PHIA ON TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO [»IC One], AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THE SIXTEENTH [ — 10 April, 1792.] PUB-
LISHED BY AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia : Printed by Hall and Sellers, No. 51, Market-street. M.DCC.-
XCII. pp. (2), (177)— [289.] fol. LOC.
24667 JOURNAL OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH COMMENCED AT PHILADEL-
PHIA, ON TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE [ 10 April, 1792.] [Arms.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey and Thomas Lang. MDCCXCI
[1792.] pp. [327], (34). fol. LOC. PSL.
The Appendix contains: Report of Comptroller general, pp. 10. Report
of Register general, pp. 7. Report of Treasurer of the Commonwealth,
pp. 20.
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PENNSYLVANIA, continued.
TAGEBUCH DEK ERSTEN SITZUNO DBS ZWEYTEN HAUSES DKR REFRESENTANTEN
DER REFUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN, WELCHE IN PHILADELPHIA, AM DIENSTAG, DEN
SECHSTEN TAG DECEMBERS IM JAHR 1790 IHREN ANPANO NAHM. ADS DEM ENG-
LISCHEN UBERSETZT. [Und Anhang.]
Germantaun: Oedriickt bey Michael Billmeyer. [1792.] pp. 327; 33. fol.
TAGKBUCH DBS DHITTEN HAUSES DER REPHASENTANTEN DER REPUBLIK PKNN-
SYLVANIEN. 1791-1792.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1792.
JOURNAL OP THE SENATE OP THE COMMONWEALTH op PENNSYLVANIA. COM-
MENCING ON TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OP DECEMBER, IN THK YEAR OF OUR LORD
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE SIXTEENTH [ — 10 April, 1792.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, junior, in Fourth-street, near
the University. [1792.] pp. (266). fol. LOC.
TAGEBUCH DBS SENATS DER REPUBLIK PENNSYLVANIEN. 1791-1792.
Germantaun: Gedruckt bey Michael Billmeyer. 1792.
[Arms.] PENNSYLVANIA; ss. BY THOMAS MIPPLIN, ESQ; GOVERNOR OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OP PENNSYLVANIA. A PROCLAMATION. [Offering a reward of
three hundred dollars for the murderers of Elizabeth Reeves, spinster. Dated,
22 August, 1792.] THOMAS MIPPLIN.
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Dunlap, 1792.] Broadside. 4to.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. NUMBER 3214. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,
[ — NUMBER 3267. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Sail and Sellers, at the New Printing-Office^
near the Market. 1792. fol. NYPL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA HERALD AND YORK GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. m. No.
51. TOTAL NO. 155. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. iv. No. 50. TOTAL NO. 206.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
York: Printed every Wednesday, by John Edie. 1792. fol.
THE PENNSYLVANIA [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY. — PRICE FOUR-PENCE. No. 2537. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,
[ — No. 2588. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford, . . . at his Printing -Office,
Lcetitia-Court. 1792. fol.
THE PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1793.
BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP YEAR, THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
ENCE, AND THE FIFTH YEAR OF OUK FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. CONTAINING BE-
SIDES THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS A VARIETY OP INTERESTING ES-
SAYS, IN PROSE AND VER8B.
Frederick-Town : Printed by Matthias Bartgis, at his English and German
Printing-office. [1792.]
THE PENNSYLVANIA MERCURY, AND PHILADELPHIA PRICE-CURRENT. No. 801.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 826. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1792.]
Philadelphia : Printed (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays') by Daniel
Humphreys. 1792. 4to.
How much longer publication was continued is not known.
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24678 PERKINS, NATHAN 1748-1838
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. WILLIAM F. MILLER,
TO THE MINISTERIAL OFFICE IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT WlNTONBURY, NOV-
EMBER 30TH, 1791. liy NATHAN PERKINS, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH OF CHRIST
IN HARTFORD. THIS DISCOURSE is PUBLISHED BY PARTICULAR REQUEST OF THE
SOCIETY; TO WHOM IT is RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR.
Hartford: Printed by Elisha Babcock. MDCCXCII. pp. 22. 8vo. A AS. JOB.
24679 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 DICTION-
ARY; NOW MADE USE OF IN ALL THE CELEBRATED SCHOOLS IN GREATBRITAIN, IRE-
LAND AND AMERICA. To WHICH is ADDED, A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE
ENGLISH 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 GEN-
ERAL RULES: ALSO, A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE WORDS IN WHICH E FINAL DOES
NOT LENGTHEN THE SYLLABLE: LIKEWISE, SEVERAL VALUABLE APHORISMS RES-
PECTING 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 SUBSTANTIVES AND VERBS OF THE SAME ORTHOGRAPHY, BUT OF A DIF-
FEKENT 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 1HE SUBSTAN-
TIVES AND ADJECTIVES CHANGING THE SEAT OF THE ACCENT. BY W. PERRY. LEC-
TURER ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, IN THE ACADEMY, EDINBURGH. SIXTH WOR-
CESTER 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 and Leonard Wor-
cester, for Isaiah Thomas. Sold wholesale and retail, at Ms Bookstore in Worces-
ter, and by him and Company in Boston, MDCCXCII. pp. 180. frontispiece.
12ino. A AS.
24680 PEYTON, V. J.
THE ELEMENTS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, EXPLAINED IN A NEW, EASY, AND CON-
CISE MANNER, BY WAY OF DIALOGUES ; IN WHICH THE PRONUNCIATION IS TAUGHT BY
AN UNION OF LETTERS THAT PRODUCE SIMILAR SOUNDS IN FRENCH, AND THE TRUE
QUANTITY OF EACH SYLLABLE IS DETERMINED; WITH FAMILIAR PHRASES AND DIA-
LOGUES, VERY USEFUL FOR THOSE WHO DESIRE TO SPEAK ENGLISH CORRECTLY IN
A SHORT TIME. BY V. J. PEYTON.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Jfathew Carey, 1792.
24681 THE [cut] PHENIX. VOL. n. NUMB. 77. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, [— VOL. in.
NUMB. 125. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Dover (N. II.) Published by Eliphalet Ladd, near the Court-House — 18s
per ann. 1792. fol.
In continuation of, The Political Repository and Strafford Recorder.
24682 THE [cut] PHENIX; OR WINDHAM HERALD. VOL. i. No. 44. SATURDAY, JANUARY
7, [ — VOL. n. NUMB. 95. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Windham : Printed by John Byrne, north of the Court-House. 1792. fol.
AAS. ens.
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PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTIONS FOB THE INSPECTORS, &c. OP THE GAOL OP THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
PHILADELPHIA. [Two columns.] GEORGE MEADE, CHAIRMAN. 26TH FEBRU-
ARY, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by D. Humphreys. 1792.] Broadside. 4to. NYHS.
RULES, ORDERS, AND REGULATIONS FOR THE GAOL OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF PHILADELPHIA. [Two columns.] GEORGE MEADE, CHAIRMAN. 26in FEB-
RUARY, 1792. [Colophon:]
Philadelphia: Printed by D. Humphreys, No. 132, 8. Front-Street. [1792.]
Broadside, fol. NYHS.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA,
OCTOBER 2, 3, 4, & 5, 1792.
[Philadelphia: 1792.] pp. 8. 4to. BU.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CHRIST CHURCH.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTHS AND BURIALS IN THE UNITED CHURCHES OF CHRIST-
CHURCH AND ST. PETER'S, FROM DECEMBER 24, 1791, TO DECEMBER 24, 1792.
[Philadelphia: 1792.] Broadside, fol. LCP.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA. FRANKLIN SOCIETY.
CONSTITUTION OF THE FRANKLIN SOCIETY, (PRINTERS) OP THE CITY OF PHILADEL-
PHIA; INSTITUTED MARCH 8, 1788. ARS A.RTIUM OMNIUM CON8ERVATRIX.
Printed by Stewart & Cochran, No. 34, South Second-Street. December,
1792. pp. (15). 8vo. NYPL.
PHILADELPHISCHE CORRESPONDED. NUM. 190. DIENSTAG, DEN 27 NOVEMBER,
[ — NUM. 194. DIENSTAG, DEN 25 DECEMBER, 1792.]
Diese Zeitung wird alle Dienstag heraus gegeben bey Melchior Steiner und
Heinrich Kammerer, in der Rees-Strasse, zwischen der Zweyten-und Dritten-
Strasse, No. 71 ; ftir Zehn Schillinge des Jahrs, Fiinf Schillinge werden beym
Einschreiben bezahlt. 1792. fol.
In continuation of Neue Philadelphische Correspondenz.
PHILLIPS, NATHANIEL
PHILLIPS'S UNITED STATES DIARY, OR AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1793 : BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR, AND SEVENTEENTH OF
THE INDEPENDENCE op UNITED AMERICA. [Five lines. U. S. Arras. Four lines
of verse.]
Printed at Warren (R. I.) by Nathaniel Phillips. Great encouragement
will be given to the whole-sale purchasers. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. HISIS.
SECOND EDITION. PHILLIPS'S UNITED STATES DIARY, OR AN ALMANACK, FOR
THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND SEVENTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF UNITED AMERICA. [Five
lines. U. S. Arms. Four lines of verse.]
Printed at Warren (R. I.) by Nathaniel Phillips. Great encouragement
will be given to the whole-sale purchasers. [1792.] pp. (24). 12iuo. LOC.
PHILO DRAMATIS, pseudonym.
THE RIGHTS OP THE DRAMA : OR, AN INQUIRY INTO THE ORIGIN, PRINCIPLES, AND
CONSEQUENCES OF THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. BY PHILO DRAMATIS. [Ten
lines from] L' ALLEGRO.
Boston: Printed [by Thomas and Andrews] for the Author. MDCCXCII.
pp. [48.] 8VO. AAS. BU. LOC. MHS.
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34692 PILMORE, JOSEPH 1734-1825
THE RENOVATION OF MAN: BEING THE SUBSTANCE OF A SERMON, DELIVEUED IN ST.
PAUL'S CHOUCH, PHILADELPHIA. BY THE REV. JOSEPH PILMOKE.
Philadelphia : Printed by Johnson and Justice, Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Chesnut-Street. M.DCC.XC1I. pp. [23.] 8vo. AAS. JOB.
24693 ' PINCHARD, Mrs. —
THE BLIND CHILD, OR ANECDOTES OF THE WINDHAM FAMILY; WRITTEN FOR THE
USE OF YOUNG PEOPLE. BY A LADY.
New- York: Printed for Berry, Rogers & Berry, No. 35, Hanover-Square. 1792.
24694 — THE BLIND CHILD, OR ANECDOTES OF THE WINDHAM FAMILY. WRITTEN
FOB THE USE OF YOUNG PEOPLE. By A LADY. EMBELLISHED WITH A HANDSOME
ENGRAVED FRONTISPIECE.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Spotswood, No. 69. Market-Street, near
Second-Street. 1792.
24695 THE PIOUS GDIDE TO PRAYER AND DEVOTION. CONTAINING VARIOUS PRACTICES OF
PIETY AND DEVOTION CALCULATED TO ANSWER THE VARIOUS DEMANDS OF THE
DIFFERENT DEVOUT MEMBERS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ClIURCH. PERMISSU
8UPERIORUM.
Georye-Town, (PotowmacK): Printed by James Doyle. MDCCXCII. pp.
282. 12mo.
Prepared by the Jesuit fathers of Georgetown College.
THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. NUMBER 279. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [—NUMBER
330. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Pittsburgh: Printed by John Scull. 1792. fol.
PLATTES, GABRIEL
A DISCOVERY OF SUBTERRANEAN TREASURE, viz. ALL MANNER OF MINES & MINERALS,
FROM THE GOLD TO THE COAL, WITH PLAIN DIRECTIONS AND RULES FOR FINDING
THEM IN ALL KINGDOMS AND COUNTRIES. ALSO THE ART OF MELTING, REFINING
AND ASSAYING THEM MADE PLAIN AND EASY TO EVERY ORDINARY CAPACITY, SO
THAT THEY MAY WITH SMALL CHARGE TRY THE VALUE OF SUCH ORES AS SHALL BE
FOUND EITHER BY RULE OH ACCIDENT. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A REAL EXPERIMENT,
TO TRY WHETHER A PIECE OF GOLD BE TRUE OR COUNTERFEIT, WITHOUT DEFACING
OR ALTERING THE FORM THEREOF, WITH MORE CERTAINTY THAN ANY GOLDSMITH
OR REFINER COULD FORMERLY DO. ALSO A SURE WAY TO TRY WHAT COLOUR ANY
BERRY, LEAF, FLOWER, STALK, ROOT, FRUIT, SEED, BARK OH WOOD WILL GIVE:
TOGETHER WITH DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING COLOURS THAT SHALL NOT STAIN NOR
FADE. VERY NECESSARY FOR EVERY ONE TO KNOW, WHETHER HE BE A TRAVEL-
LER BY LAND OR SKA, OR IN WHAT COUNTRY, DOMINION, OR PLANTATION SOEVER
RE MAY INHABIT. . . .
Philadelphia: Printed M,DCC,XCII. pp. (24). 8vo. AAS. HC. LCP. LOC. JIHS.
34698 PLUMMER, JONATHAN, JUNIOR
AN ADDRESS TO MISS KATHERINE WIGGLESWORTH OF NEWBURY PORT ON HER RE-
TURN FROM BOSTON WHERE SHE HAD THE SMALL pox BY INOCULATION. NEW-
BURY, OCTOBER 16, 1792. LOTELY NYMPH; HAVING BEEN LATELY SHOCK'D
WITH NEWS THAT YOU WERE DEAD IN BOSTON OP THE SMALL POX AND SOON AFTER
TRANSPORTED WITH THE AGREEABLE INTELLIGENCE THAT THE MELANCHOLY RE-
PORT WAS FALSE, AND THAT YOU WERE OUT OF DANGER FROM THAT ALARMING IN-
DISPOSITION, i CANNOT (THOUGH AN UNFORTUNATE SWAIN AND PERHAPS UNKNOWN
TO YOU) SUPPRESS THE PLEASURE I FEEL ON THIS JOYFUL OCCASION, AND THERE-
FORE BEG YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING POEM. [Fifty-six lines.] I AM
DEAR NYMPH WITH ZEAL MOST FERVENT, YOUR MOST OBEDIENT HUMBLE SER-
VANT JONATHAN PLUMER, JUNR.
[ Newburyport : Printed by John Mycall, 1792.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
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THE POLITICAL REPOSITOKY AND STRAFFORD RECORDER. VOL. n. No. 77. WED-
NESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — No. 78. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1792.]
Dover: Printed by Eliphalet Ladd. 1792. fol.
On January 14th, the Printing-office was destroyed by fire, and begin-
ning with January 25th, Ladd established, with a continuous number-
ing, The Phenix.
POMFRET, JOHN 1667 - 1703
POEMS UPON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. BY THE REVEREND MR. JOHN POMFRET.
New- York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square.
1792.
"Printed on fine paper."
POOR ROBIN, pseudonym.
POOR ROBIN'S ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1793.
Philadelphia: [1792.]
POPE, ALEXANDER 1688 - 1744
AN ESSAY ON MAN: IN FOUR EPISTLES, TO HENRY ST. JOHN, L. BOLINOBROKE, BY
ALEXANDER POPE, ESQUIRE.
Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dolman, at the Stone House, No. 41,
South, Second-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 48. 12mo. NYPL.
The Universal prayer, is added at the end.
— AN ESSAY ON MAN; IN FOUR EPISTLES TO H. ST. JOHN, LORD BOLINQ-
BROKE. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE UNIVERSAL PRAYER. BY ALEXANDER POPE,
ESQ. [Ornament.]
Boston: Printed and sold, by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street.
M,DCC,XCII. pp. 65. (3). 18mo. AAS.
Contains, "The following Books may be had of Daniel Brewer, upon
Taunton-Green." pp. (3).
POPE, AMOS 1771 - 1837
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793. BE-
ING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDE-
PENDENCE. [Nine lines.] , BY AMOS POPE, PHILOM. [Six lines of verse.]
Boston: Printed and sold by John W. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street. Sold
also by the Booksellers in town and country. [1792.] pp. [24.] 12mo.
BPL. LOC. NYPL.
To the reader is dated, Amos Pope, Danvers, May 24th, 1792.
POPE, JOHN 1770- 1845
A TOUR THROUGH THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED
STATES OF NORTH- AMERICA; THE SPANISH DOMINIONS ON THE RIVER MISSISSIPPI,
AND THE FLORIDAS; THE COUNTRIES OF THE CREEK NATIONS; AND MANY UNIN-
HABITED PARTS. BY JOHN POPE. MALFORUM, PAUCORUM, PLURIUM, OMNIUM, IN-
TEREST.
Richmond : Printed by John Dixon. For the Author and his three child-
ren, Alexander D. Pope, Lucinda C. Pope, and Anne Pope. M,DCC,XCII. pp.
(104). 8vo. JOB.
5th Virginia District Copyright, March, 1792. Literally reprinted,
with index, in New York, in 1888.
THE POTOMAK ALMANAC, OR, THE WASHINGTON EPHEMERIS, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1793, BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Seventeen lines.]
George-Town, (Potomak) Printed and sold by James Doyle. [1792.] pp.
(40). 16mo. LOC.
The Editor's Preface states that this is the first issue.
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THE POTOWMAC GUARDIAN, AND BERKELEY ADVERTISER. VOL. 2. NUMBER 59.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — VOL. 3. NUMBER 111. MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1792.]
Martinsburg, Virginia: Printed and published every Monday, by Sf. Willis,
Burke-Street, near the Court-Home. 1792. fol.
THE POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL. NUMB. 336. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [— NUMB.
388. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1792.]
Pouf/hkeepsie, Dulchess County: Printed by Nicholas Power, near the Court-
Souse. 1792. fol.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
AN ACT OP THE ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA CONCERNING PUBLIC
COVENANTING. . . . PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 29, 1791. . . . ADDED AN ACT CON-
CERNING THE ADMISSION OF CHURCH MEMBERS TO COJIMUNION.
Philadelphia: PrintedbyW. Young. MD,CC,XCII. pp. (2), 5-53. 18mo. HC.
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. 1792.
Philadelphia: Printed by It. Ailken & Son. No. 22, Market Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. (14). 8vo. ' AAS. PHS. PTS.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA; CONTAINING TUB CONFESSION OF FAITH, THE CATECHISMS, THE
GOVERNMENT AND DISCIPLINE AND THE DIRECTORY FOR THE WORSHIP OF GOD.
RATIFIED AND ADOPTED BY THE SYNOD OF NEW- YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, HELD
AT PHILADELPHIA MAY THE 16ra 1788, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS UNTIL
THE 28TH OF THE SAME MONTH.
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Thomas Bradford, No. 8, South Front
Street. MDCCXCII. pp. vii, 215. 12mo. AAS. PHS.
An exact reprint of the edition printed in Philadelphia in 1789.
PRICHARD, WILLIAM
LITERATURE, WILLIAM PRICHARD'S SALE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION WILL COMMENCE
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1792, AT MR. A. HUBLEY'S VENDUE-STORE,
IN FRONT-STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW CHESNUT-STREET. WHEN WILL BE SOLD
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ANCIENT AND MODERN AUTHORS.
Philadelphia: Printed for William Prichard, 1792.
PRIESTLEY, JOSEPH 1733 - 1804
A DESCRIPTION OF A NEW CHART OF HISTORY. CONTAINING A VIEW or THE PRIN-
CIPAL REVOLUTIONS OF EMPIRE, THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE WOULD. . . .
[One line of Latin from] HORACE. FROM THE SEVENTH LONDON EDITION.
London : Printed. New-Haven : Re-printed [ by T. and S. Green] for Amos
Doolittle [Engraver.] MDCCXCII. pp. 91, (4), folded chart. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BPL. JCB. LOC. MHS.
Title of Chart: A NEW CHART OF HISTORY; EXHIBITING A CLEAR VIEW OF THE
RISE, PROGRESS, EXTENT AND DURATION OF EVERY CONSIDERABLE STATE AND
EMPIRE, . . .
New-Haven: Engraved by Amos Doolittle. 1792. 2 sheets.
PROPRIETORS OF THE LOCKS AND CANALS ON MERRIMAC RIVER.
ACT INCORPORATING THE PROPRIETORS OF THE LOCKS AND CANALS ON THE MERRI-
MAC RIVER.
Boston: Printed by Thomas Adams, 1792. pp. 12. 8vo. MHS.
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BY-LAWS, PASSED AUGUST 8, 1792
Newburyport: Printed by John Myeall. 1792. pp. 14. 8vo.
BA. MHS.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OP DELAWARE.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP A CONVENTION OP THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, IN THE STATE OP DELAWARE, 1792.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine? 1792.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OP MARYLAND.
JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP A CONVENTION OP THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN THE STATE OP MARYLAND, 1792.
Baltimore: 1792.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OP MASSACHUSETTS.
JOURNAL OP THE PROCEEDINGS OP A CONVENTION OP THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1792.
Boston: 1792.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OP NEW JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS OF A CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IN THE
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, 17!)2.
Newark: Printed by John Woods. 1792.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DIOCESE OP NEW YORK.
JOURNAL OP THE CONVENTION OK THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE
STATE OF NEW- YORK, HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW- YORK, — FROM TUESDAY, NOV-
EMBER CTH, 1787, — TO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13TH, 1791.
New-York: Printed by Huyh Oaine, at the Bible, Hanover-Square,
M,DCC,XCII. pp. 32. 8vo. AAS. HC. NYHS.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
A CATECHISM FROM THE BOOK OP COMMON PRAYER OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachariah Paulson, jun. 1792. 8vo.
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BISHOPS, CLERGY AND LAITY OP THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, IN A CON-
VENTION HELD IN THE CITY OP NEW-YORK, SEPTEMBER, 1792.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, Hanover-Square. 1792.
pp. 35. 8vo. MHS.
PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND. ASSEMBLY.
ROLES FOR THE PROVIDENCE [Dancing] ASSEMBLY. [Forty-eight lines.]
Providence: [Printed by Bennett Wheeler ~] 1792. Broadside, fol. RIHS.
PROVIDENCE. RHOPE ISLAND. ST. JOHN'S LODGE.
THE BRETHREN OP ST. JOHN'S LODGE ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF
OUR BROTHER REV. MOSES BADGER, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, — TO MEET AT THE
COUNCIL-CHAMBER PRECISELY AT TWO O'CLOCK. BY ORDER, B. WHEELER, SEC'HY.
PROVIDENCE, SEPTEMBER 21, 5792. |SiP° EACH BROTHER WILL FURNISH HIM-
SELF WITH WHITE GLOVES, PLAIN WHITE APRON, AND WHITE STOCKINGS.
[Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler, 1792.] Broadside. 16mo. BO.
THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE AND COUNTRY JOURNAL. No. 1. OF VOL. xxix. No.
1462. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [—No. 52. OF VOL. xxix. No. 1513. SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
[Providence : ] Published by John Carter, at the Post-office, near the State-
House. 1792. fol. JCB. NYPL.
After the resiguation of John Carter as postmaster, "at the Post-office"
was dropped from the imprint.
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24726 RANLET, HENRY
THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR OK SPELLING BOOK COMPRISING THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OP
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. THE WORDS SELECTED FOR SPELLING ARE SUCH AS ARE
MOST FREQUENTLY USED IN WRITING AND CONVERSATION, AND THESE ARE SUIT-
ABLY ARRANGED, ACCENTED AND DIVIDED. THE LESSONS FOR READING ARE EASY
AND VERY PROPER FOR YOUNG BEGINNERS. THE WHOLE ADAPTED FOR THE IM-
PROVEMENT OF SCHOOLS. BY HENRY RANLET.
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Ranlet, 1792.
6th New Hampshire District Copyright, issued to Henry Ranlet, as
Author and Proprietor, 5 October, 1792.
24727 RASPE, RUDOLF ERICH 1787 - 1794.
GULLIVER REVIVED, CONTAINING SINGULAR TRAVELS, CAMPAIGNS, VOYAGES, AND AD-
VENTURES, IN RUSSIA, ICELAND, TURKEY, EGYPT, GIBRALTAR, UP THE MEDITER-
RANEAN, 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 HUMAN SPECIES. BY BARON
MUNCHAUSEN.
New-York: Printed fen- Samuel Campbell, 1792.
24728 RAYNAL, GUILLAUME THOMAS FRANCOIS, l'abb£ 1713 - 1796
THE REVOLUTION OF AMERICA. BY THE ABBE RAYNAL, AUTHOR OF THE PHILO-
SOPHICAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE ESTABLISHMENTS AND COMMERCE OF
THE EUROPEANS IN BOTH THE INDIES. A NEW TRANSLATION, WITH NOTES.
Hudson: Printed and sold by Aslibel Stoddard. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [124.]
12mo. JCB. LOC.
34739 READ, DANIEL 1757 - 1841
THE AMERICAN SINGING BOOK; OR A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE ART OF PSALM-
ODY. DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SINGING SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. CONTAINING IN
A PLAIN AND FAMILIAR MANNER, THE RULES OF PSALMODY, TOGETHER WITH A
NUMBER OF PSALM TUNES, &C. THE THIRD EDITION. WlTH SUPPLEMENT.
Printed [by T, and 8. Green] for and sold by Hie Author, in New- Haven.
1792.
Connecticut District Copyright, issued to Daniel Read, as Author,
3 September, 1791.
24730 REASONS IN SUPPORT OF AN OPINION OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, RESPECTING THE
VOTES OF OTSEGO COUNTY, ON THE 7TH OF JUNE, 1792. [By Richard Harrison,
and others.]
New-York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, No. 27, William- Street— 1792—
pp. (30). 8VO. JCB. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
24731 REID, THOMAS 1710-1796
ESSAYS ON THE INTELLECTUAL AND ACTIVE POWERS OF MAN. BY THOMAS REID,
D. D. F. R. s. EDINBURGH. PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF GLASGOW.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52. Second-
Street, tfte corner of CJiemut-Street. 1792. 2vols. 8vo.
24732 RHODE ISLAND. STATE.
FEBRUARY, 1792. 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 THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO, AND IN THE SIXTEENTH YEAH OF INDE-
PENDENCE. [Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by Bennett WJteeler. [1792.] pp. 40. fol. HSP. JCB. LOC.
AUCTIOK
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- JUNK, 1792. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVEKNOR AND COMPANY
OP THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, UEGUN AND
HOLDKN BY ADJOURNMENT AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORE-
SAID, ON THE THIRD MONDAY OF JUNE, IN THE YEAR OP OUR LORD ONE THOU-
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO, AND IN THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OP INDE-
PENDENCE. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by J. Garter. [1792.] pp. 30. fol. nsp. JCB. LOC.
- AUGUST, 1792. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY
OF THE STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN AND
HOLDEN, IN CONSEQUENCE OP WARRANTS ISSUED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOV-
ERNOR, AT NEWPORT, WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE AFORESAID, ON THE SECOND
AVEDNESDAY IN AUGUST, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUN-
DRED AND NINETY-TWO, ANU IN THE SEVENTEENTH YEAR OP INDEPENDENCE.
[Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1792.] pp. 18. fol.
HSP. JCB. LOC.
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24737
24738
24739
OCTOBER, 1792. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COM-
PANY OF THE STATE OP RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, BEGUN
AND HOLDKN, 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 NINETY-TWO, AND IN THE SEVENTEENTH YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
[Colophon :]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1792.] pp. 42. fol.
HSP. JCB. LOC.
— STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &c. IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, JUNE SESSION, A. D.
1792. IT is VOTED AND RESOLVED, THAT TWO REPRESENTATIVES, QUALIFIED
AGREEABLY TO LAW, TO REPRESENT THIS STATE IN THE THIRD CONGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES, BE ELECTED, BY THE FREEMEN OF THIS STATE, IN TOWN-MEET-
ING LEGALLY ASSEMBLED, ON THE LAST TUESDAY IN AUGUST NEXT: [Twelve
Hues.] A TRUE COPY, WITNESS, HENRY WARD, SEC'HY. [Colophon:]
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. [1792.] Broadside. 4to. AAS. RIHS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND, &c. IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. AUGUST SESSION,
1792. IT is VOTED AND RESOLVED, THAT THE FREEMEN OF THIS STATE, IN THE
ELECTION OF TWO REPRESENTATIVES TO REPRESENT THIS STATE IN THE CON-
GRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, [shall designate their ballots, first and second
Representative, or they will be rejected.] A TRUE COPY: WITNESS, HENRY
WARD, SEC'HY. [Colophon:]
[Providence:] Printed by J. Carter. [1792.] Broadside. 4to. RIHS.
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF, now BROWN UNIVERSITY.
CATALOGUS EORUM QUI IN COLLEGIO RHOD. INS. ET PROV. PLANT. AB ANNO 1769, AD
ANNUM 1792, ALICUJUS GRADUS LAUREA DONATI SUNT.
Providentitx: Typii Bennett WJieeler? 1792. Broadside, fol.
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RHODE ISLAND, COLLEGE OF, now BROWN UNIVERSITY, continued.
HONOHATISSIMO JABEZ BOWEN, ARMIOERO, COLLEGII RHOD. INSUL-E QUOD
PROVIDENTI^E EST CANCELLAUIO; [Nine lines.] H^c PIIILOSOPHEMATA, JUVENES
IN ARTIBU8 INITIATI, [Seventeen names] HUMILLIME DEDICANT. THESES [Three
columns.] [Colophon:]
Habita in solennibus Academicis Providential, in Rep. Ins. Rhod. et Prov.
Plant, nonis Seplembris, A. D. M,DCC,XCII. Rerumpublicarum Foederatarum
America sumnue poteslatis xvn. Providential: Ty pis Bennett Wheeler. Broadside.
fol. AA8. BU.
RICE, DAVID 1733-1816
SLAVERY INCONSISTENT WITH JUSTICE AND GOOD POLICY. BY PHILANTHROPOS.
Lexington; Printed by J. Bradford. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [34.] 12mo. LOG.
— SLAVERY INCONSISTENT WITH JUSTICE AND GOOD POLICY; PROVED BY A
SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE CONVENTION, HELD AT DANVILLE, KENTUCKY. BY
THE REV. DAVID RICE. LET THE OPPRESSED GO FREE. — ISAIAH LVIII. G.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Sail, 1792. 12mo.
Reprinted in London, in 1793; and in New York in 1804, and in 1862.
RICHARD, ASTROLOGER, pseudonym.
THE NEW-ENGLAND CALENDAR: OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793.
[Cut. Four lines.] BY RICHARD ASTROLOGER.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel G overly, by the gross, or single dozen.
[1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
1689-1761
ABRIDGED FROM THE WORKS
24746
24747
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL
THE HISTORY OF PAMELA : OR VIRTUE REWARDED.
OF SAMUEL RICHARDSON, ESQ.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Wvodhouse, at the Bible No. 6,
South Front-street. M.DCC.XCII.
RILEY, GEORGE
THE BEAUTIES OF THE CREATION; OR, A NEW MORAL SYSTEM OF NATURAL HISTORY;
DISPLAYED IN THE MOST SINGULAR, CURIOUS, AND BEAUTIFUL, QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS,
INSECTS, TREES, AND FLOWERS: DESIGNED TO INSPIRE YOUTH WITH HUMANITY
TOWARDS THE BRUTE CREATION, AND BRING THEM EARLY ACQUAINTED WITH THE
WONDERFUL WORKS OF THE DlVINE CREATOR. [Three lines from] BLACKMORE
ON THE CREATION.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-street,
the corner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 348. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
RIPLEY, EZRA 1751 - 1841
THE DESIGN AND BLESSEDNESS OF THE GOSPEL. A SERMON, DELIVERED, MAY 23,
1792, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REV. WlLLIAM EMERSON, TO THE CARE OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN HARVARD. BY EZRA RIPLEY, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN CONCORD. [Publishers monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXII [sjc 1792.] pp. 48. 8vo.
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MH8. NYPL.
Half-title: MR. RIPLEY'S SERMON AT THE DEDICATION OF HIS MEETING-HOUSE.
Title: [THE CHURCH GOD'S PECULIAR CARE.] A SERMON PREACHED ON THE
COMPLETION OF A GENERAL REPAIR OF THE MEETING HOUSE IN CONCORD. JAN-
UARY 24TH, 1792. BY EZRA RIPLEY, A. M. PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN THAT
TOWN.
Barton: Printed by B. Edes and Son, in Kilby-Street, M,DCC,XCII. pp.
[53.] 4tO. AAS. BA. JCB. MHS. NYHS.
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24753
RIPPON, JOHN 1751 - 1836
RIPPON'S HYMNS, BEING A SELECTION OF HYMNS, FUOM THE BEST AUTHORS, INTEND-
ED TO BE AN APPENDIX TO DOCTOR WATTS'S PSALMS AND HYMNS, AND SUITABLE
FOB CHRISTIANS OP EVERY DENOMINATION.
16mo.
Elizabeth-lawn: Printed by Shepard Kollock.
MDCCXCII. pp. ix, 416.
AA8. BM.
- — A SELECTION OF HYMNS FROM THE BEST AUTHORS, INTENDED TO BE AN
APPENDIX TO DR. WATT'S PSALMS AND HYMNS. BY JOHN KlPPON, A. M. FlRST
AMERICAN EDITION.
New-York: Printed and sold by William Durell, at his Book-store and
Printing-office, No. 19, Queen-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. xiii, (19), (1), (489),
(6), (20). 12mo. unpaged. AAS. NYPL.
ROBBINS, ROBERT 1741 - 1804
DlVINE 8OVEREIGNITY IN THE SALVATION, AND DAMNATION OF SINNERS VINDICATED;
IN A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT WEST CHESTER, IN COLCHESTER. BY ROBERT
ROBBINS A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN COLCHESTER. SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC IN-
SPECTION IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL RESPECTABLE GENTLE-
MEN. [One line from] PROPHET ISAIAH.
Norwich: Printed by Ebenezer Buihnell. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (67). 8vo.
BM. CHS. JCB. LOC. YC.
ROBERTSON, JOSEPH 1726 - 1802
A CLEAR AND PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF PUNCTUATION: ABRIDGED FROM ROBERTSON'S
ESSAY ON PUNCTUATION. [By Thaddeus Mason Harris.] FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
[Publisher's monogram.]
Printed at Boston, [according to Act of Congress.] By I. Thomas and E.
T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. (2), (2),
(2), (11)— 48. 12mo. LOC.
82d Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Thomas & Andrews,
as Proprietors, 16 July, 1792.
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM 1721 - 1793
AN HISTORICAL DISQUISITION CONCERNING THE KNOWLEDGE WHICH THE ANCIENTS
HAD OF INDIA; AND THE PROGRESS OF TRADE WITH THAT COUNTRY PRIOR TO THE
DISCOVERY OF THE PASSAGE TO IT BY THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. WlTH AN AP-
PENDIX, CONTAINING OBSERVATIONS ON THE CIVIL POLICY THE LAWS AND JU-
DICIAL PROCEEDINGS — THE ARTS — THE SCIENCES — AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS
OF THE INDIANS. BY WILLIAM ROBERTSON, D. D. F. R. s. EDINBURGH, PRINCIPAL
OF THE UNIVERSITY, AND HISTORIOGRAPH TO HIS MAJESTY FOR SCOTLAND.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, Second-Street,
the corner of Chesnut-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. viii, 18 — 420. 8vo.
AA8. HC. LCP. MHS.
ROGERS, MEDAD 1750 - 1824
AN ADDRESS TO THE LIVING; OR THE LANGUAGE OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE IN DEATH:
AT THE FUNERAL OF THE WIFE OF BENJAMIN BEARS8, JUN. AND THE DAUGHTER
OF MARTIN KELLOGG, OF NEW-FAIRFIELD, WHO DIED SUDDENLY, MARCH xxv,
M,DCC,XC,II. IN THK XXTH YEAR OF HER AGE. . . .
Danbury: Printed by Douglas and Ely. 1792. pp. 12. I2mo. HA.
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24754 ROGERS, RANSFORD
AN ACCOUNT OP THE BEGINNING, TRANSACTIONS AND DISCOVERY, OF RANSFORU
ROGERS, WHO SEDUCED MANY BY PRETENDED HOBGOBLINS AND APPARITIONS, AND
THEREBY EXTORTED MONEY FROM THEIR POCKETS. IN THE COUNTY OF MORRIS
AND STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, IN THE YEAH 1788.
[Newark: J Printed [by John Woods] for every purchaser — 1792. pp. 28.
16mo.
The account of this impostor's pranks, locally known as the "Morris-
town Ghost," has been reprinted in Newark in 1814; in 1826; in 1850;
in 1876; and in 1896.
24755 ROMELING, CHRISTIAN ANTON
C. A. ROEMELINGS, OEWESEN PltEDIGERS ZU HAARBUHG, NACHRICHT SEINER VON
GOTT GESCHEHENEN VoLLIGEN HERAUSFUHRUNG AU8 BABEL. WlE AUCH
TREUIIERZIGE ERWECKUNGS-STIMME ZUM AUSGANG AUS BABEL, DEME ANGEIIANGT
BIN THEOSOPIIISCIIER ENTWURF VON DENEN ZWEI ERZ-KAETZEHN, VERNONFT
UNO ElGENLIEBE, DND G. ARNOLD'S HEILSAME WAHRNEHMUNG JETZIGER ZEITEN,
WIE ADCH BIN STUCK AUS G. T. STEEGENS VON DER MYSTIK UND BIN TRACTAT
VOM INNERN LEBEN UND DER REINEN LIEBE GOTTES.
Kphrata gedruckt im Jahr 1792. pp. (2), (10), (466); (2). 28—96. 8vo.
Second title: THEOSOPIIISCHER ENTWUHF, Aus WAS URSACREN DAS VER-
WORRENE RELIGIONS-GEZANK IN DER CHHISTENHEIT ENTSPRUNGEN, DURCH WAS
MlTTEL ES FORTGEFUIIRET, UND AUF WAS ART ES ENDLICH ZERNICHTET MOGE
WERDEN. IN CKUISTLICHEH FUEYHEIT UND AUFRICHTIGER LIES, AUS DEM LIGHT
VON OBEN VERFASSET. [Seven lines of Scripture texts.] pp. (349) — (407.)
Third title: HEILSAME WAHRNEHMUNG JETZIGER ZEITEN. BEREITS 1699,
HERAUSGEGEBEN ABER BEY ABGANG DER EXKMPLARIEN, UM SEINES ERBAULICH-
EN UND AUF GEOENWARTIGE ZEIT 8ICH SONDERLICH SCHICKENDEN INHALTS
WILLEN, ZU ALLGEMEINKR ERBAUUNG UND ERWECKUNG AUFS NEUE ZUM DRUCK
BEFORDERT. [Five lines of Scripture texts.] pp. (407)— (459).
Fourth title: KURZER BERICHT VON DER MYSTIC.
Fifth title: KURZE ANLEITUNG ZUM INNERN LEBEN, NACH DESSIN RECHTEN,
BESTANDIGEN UND SICHERN GRUNDE, MORAN UNSERE ZEITLICHE UND EWIGE
GLUCKSILIGKEIT GELEGEN IST. B 3 pp. (2), (23) — (96). AAS. JCB. NYPL.
First printed in Frankfurt and Leipzig in 1710. The year the author
was excommunicated and banished from the Lutheran Church at Har-
burg, for his leaning towards pietistic and mystical religion. In Hol-
land, where he found refuge, he joined the Mennonites. The appended
tracts of Arnold, and Tersteegen, were also printed separately at
Ephrata.
24756 ROSS, DAVID 1750 -
ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF ANN ARUNDEL AND PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTIES.
[Against electing Colonel John Francis Mercer to Congress.]
Annapolis: Printed by F. and <S. Oreen. 1792. 12mo.
24757 ROUELLE, JOHN
A COMPLETE TREATISE ON THE MINERAL WATERS OF VIRGINIA; CONTAINING A DES-
CRIPTION OF THEIR SITUATION, THEIR NATURAL HISTORY, THEIR ANALYSIS, CON-
TENTS, AND THEIR USE IN MEDICINE. BY JOHN ROUELLE, M. D. [Two lines of
verse.]
Philadelphia : Printed for the Author, by Charles Cist, and to be sold by
Thomas Dobson. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (2), (4), xix, 68. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. CL8. HC. LOC. NYHS. NYPL. SGO.
29th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to John Rouelle, as Author,
18 January, 1792.
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ROWE, ELIZABETH SINGER 1674 - 1737
DEVOUT EXEKCI8E8 OF THE HEART, IN MEDITATION AND SOLILOQUY, PRATER AND
PRAISE.
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. 1792. 12mo. BM.
— AN ABRIDGEMENT OP MRS. HOWE'S DEVOUT EXERCISES OP THE HEART.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, in Chesnut-Street; and
sold by John Dickins No. 43, Fourth-Street, near Race-Street. 1793.
FRIENDSHIP IN DEATH: IN TWENTY LETTERS FROM THE DEAD TO THE LIVING.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED, LETTERS MORAL AND ENTERTAINING, IN PROSK AND
VERSE. IN THREE PARTS. BY MRS. ELIZABETH ROWE. To WHICH IS PREFIXED,
AN ACCOUNT OP THE LIFE OP THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Boston, for David West, No. %$, Marlboro-street, and E.Larkin,jun.
Jfo.SQ,Corii}iill. By Joseph Bumstead. M.DCC.XCII. pp. xxix, 310. 12mo. AAS.
RUSH, BENJAMIN 1745-1813
AN ACCOUNT OF THE SUGAR MAPLE TREE, OF THE UNITED STATES: AND OP THE
METHODS OP OBTAINING SUGAR FROM IT; TOGETHER WITH OBSERVATIONS UPON
THE ADVANTAGES, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, OF THIS SUGAR; IN A LETTER TO
THOMAS JKFFEUSON, ESQ. SECRETARY OP STATE OP THE UNITED STATES, AND
ONE OP THE VICE-PRESIDENTS OP THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. READ
IN THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, ON THE 19 OF AUGUST, 1791, AND
EXTRACTED FROM THE THIRD VOLUME OF THEIR TRANSACTIONS, NOW IN THE
PRESS. BY BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR OF THE INSTITUTES AND OF CHEM-
ICAL MEDICINE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 16. 8vo.
Reprinted in London in 1792. BM. JOB.
— CONSIDERATIONS ON THE INJUSTICE AND IMPOLICY OF PUNISHING MURDER BY
DEATH. EXTRACTED PROM THE AMERICAN MUSEUM. WITH ADDITIONS. BY
BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D. PROFESSOR OF THE INSTITUTES, AND OF CLINICAL MEDI-
CINE, IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: From t7te Press of Mathew Carey, May 4 — M.DCC.XCII.
pp. (19). 8vo. BM. LOC. NYHS.
Reprinted in London in 1793.
RUSSEL, ROBERT
SEVEN SERMONS, viz. i. OF THE UNPARDONABLE SIN AGAINST THE HOLY GHOST;
OR, THE SIN UNTO DEATH. II. THE SAINT'S DUTY AND EXERCISE: IN TWO PARTS:
BEING AN EXHORTATION TO, AND DIRECTION FOR PRAYER. III. THE ACCEPTED
TIME AND DAY OP SALVATION. IV. THE END OF TIME, AND BEGINNING OF ETER-
NITY, v. JOSHUA'S RESOLUTION TO SERVE THE LORD. vi. THE WAY TO HKAVEN
MADE PLAIN. VII. THE FUTURE STATE OP MAN: OR, A TREATISE OF THE RESUR-
RECTION. BY ROBERT RUSSEL.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by David Graham, 1792.
RUSSELL, ELIJAH
RUSSELL'S NEWHAMPSHIRE & VERMONT ALMANACK, POR THE YEAR OF CREATION,
ACCORDING TO MOSAIC HISTORY, 5755: AND OF THE CHRISTIAN ^ERA, 1793. BEING
THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAPYEAR, AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE SEVENTEENTH. CALCULATED FOR THE LATI-
TUDE AND LONGITUDE OP THE STATE OP NEWHAMPSHIRE; BUT WILL ANSWER,
WITHOUT ESSENTIAL VARIATION, FOR THE STATE OF VERMONT. CONTAINING,
THE USUAL ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS, WITH A VARIETY OF OTHER MATTER,
USEFUL, INSTRUCTIVE, AND ENTERTAINING.
Printed at Concord, [Newhampshire] by Elijah Russell, Sold by the thou-
sand, gross, hundred, dozen, or single. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOG. NYHS.
Contains an Essay on political corruption.
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SAINT DOMINGO. COLONY. ASSEMBLEE GENERALE DE LA PARTIE FRANCAISE.
A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF THE INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES OF ST. DOMINGO,
BEGUN IN AUGUST, 1791: TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. THE THIRD EDITION:
WITH NOTES AND AN APPENDIX EXTRACTED FROM AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL PAPERS.
/ Without Place or Printer, 1792.] pp. (32). 8vo. NYPL.
A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF THE INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES OF ST.
DOMINGO, BEGUN IN AUGUST, 1791: TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. THE
FOURTH EDITION : WITH NOTES AND AN APPENDIX EXTRACTED FROM AUTHENTIC
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
[Without Place or Printer, 1792.] pp. (32). 8vo. NYPL.
THE SALEM GAZETTE. VOLUME vi. NUMBER 273. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — NUM-
BER 324. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Published by Thomas C. Gushing, No. 8, Main-Street, near [corner] Court
and Washington Streets, Salem, Massachusetts. 1792. fol. HC. LOC.
SANDERS, DANIEL CLARKE 1768 - 1850
THE PLEASURES AND ADVANTAGES OF FRIENDLY SOCIETY. A SERMON PREACHED AT
VERGENNES, STATE OF VERMONT, ON ST. JOHN'S FESTIVAL. JUNE 26TH, A. D.
1792, BEFORE THE FREK AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF DORCHESTER LODGE. No.
XII. AND PUBLISHED AT THEIR REQUEST. BY DANIEL CLARKE SANDEU8, A. M.
A CANDIDATE FOR THE GOSPEL MINISTRY.
Printed at Windsor, State of Vermont. By James Seed Hutchins,for the
Masonic fraternity of Vergetines. 1792. pp. 16. 4to. AAB.
SANDS, JOSHUA?
THE RIGHTS OF SUFFRAGE. [Six lines from] ADDISON'S CATO.
Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [45], (1).
12mO. AA8. LOC. MHB.
Signed, Plain sense. September 10, 1791. Refers to the votes of
Otsego County being thrown out to elect George Clinton, governor.
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 YEAH OF OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR.
[Eight lines.] BY RICHARD SAUNDERS, PHILOM.
Philadelphia: Printed and told by Hall & Sellers — No. 51 — Market-street.
[1792.] pp. (44). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
SAUR, CHRISTOPH 17S1 - 1784
ElNE NUETZLICHK ANWEISUNG ODER BEYHtJLFE VOR DIE TEUTSCHEN UM ENGLISCH
zu LKRNEN: WIE ES VOH NEU-ANKOMMENDE UNO ANDERE IM LAND GEBOHRNE
LAND UNO HANDWERKSLEUTE WELCHEN IN DER ENGLISCHEN SPRACHE ERFAHR-
ENE UNO GKUBTE SciIULMEISTER UNO PRECEPTORES EHMANGELEN, VOH DAS BE-
QUEMSTE ERACHTET WORDEN; MIT HIRER, GEWOHNLICHEN ARBEIT UND WERCK-
ZEUG ERLAUTERT. NEBST EINER GRAMMATIC, VOR DIEJENIGEN, WELCHE IN AN-
DERN SPRACHEN UND DEREN FUNDAMENTEN ERFAHREN BIND. VIERTE AUFLAGE.
Germantaun: Oedruckt bey Peter Leibert. 1792. pp. 282+ ISmo.
HSP.
24772
SCHNEIDER, PETER
MERKWURDIGE PROPHS.ZEYUNG EINES EINSIEDLERS, WELCRER 15 JAHRE ALLEIN
IN DER WttSTEN GEWOHNET. ENTDECKT VON DR. PETER SCHNEIDER.
[Ephrataf] Gedruckt fiir den Verfatur. 1792.
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SCOTT, THOMAS
A SERMON, PREACHED AT ST. PETER'S CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, ON SUNDAY THE
26TH OP AUGUST, 1792. LUKE 15, 18. [Two lines.] BY THE REV. THOMAS
SCOT, OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS.
Philadelphia : Printed by Stewart & Cochran, No. 34, South Second-street.
M,DCC,XCII. pp. (19). 8vo. JOB. LOC.
SEABURY, SAMUEL 1729-1796
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED BEFORE THE TRIENNIAL CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN TUB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN TRINITY-CHURCH,
NEW- YORK, ON THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUN-
DRED AND NINJ:TY-TWO. BY SAMUEL SEABUKY, D. D. BISHOP OF CONNECTICUT
AND RHODE-ISLAND.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Dib^e, in Hanover- Square.
— 1792. — pp. (27). 8vo. JCB. NYHS. NYPL.
SEAMAN, VALENTINE 1765 -
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON OPIUM.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johnson & Justice, 1792. pp. 82. 8vo. SGO.
THE SECURITY OF THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENS IN THB STATE OF CONNECTICUT
CONSIDERED.
Printed at Hartford, by Hudson & Goodwin. MDCCXCII. pp. 102. 8vo.
BA. NYHS.
A SELECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS PIECES, IN VKRSE AND PROSE. RESPECTFULLY
DEDICATED TO THE YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES. PART I, [ — II.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Daniel Lawrence, No. 78, North <ith
Street, near Race. M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (80), (2). 12rao. LOC.
5 B C— 65 A D
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A DISCOURSE, UNDER
ADORNED WITH CUTS. BY SIR ROGER
SENECA, Lucius ANN^EUS
SENECA'S MORALS, BY WAY OF ABSTRACT.
THE TITLE OF AN AFTER-THOUGHT.
L'ESTRANGE, KNT.
Printed at Boston, by I. Tliomas and E. T. Andrews, at Faust's Statue,
No.±5,Newbury-Street. MDCCXCII. pp. xxiv, 383, 4 plates. 12mo. AAS. JCB.
A SERIOUS ADDRESS TO THE CANDID AND IMPARTIAL MEMBERS OF THE METHODIST
COMMUNION, AS WELL PREACHERS AS PEOPLE. BY A MEMBER.
New-York: Printed by Samuel London, jun.f 1792. 12mo.
SERJENT, ABEL
AN HUMBLE ADDRESS TO THE INDEPENDENT UNIVERSAL CHURCH IN PHILADELPHIA;
AND OTHERS OF THE SAME FAITH. BY ABEL SERJF.NT.
New-York: Printed by Samuel London, jun. f Sold by L. Jones, No. 54,
King Street. 1792. '
SEWALL, DANIEL 1755 - 1842
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, OH ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAH OF CHRISTIAN ^ERA 179;i: BE-
ING 1ST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAH. CALCULATED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF
PORTSMOUTH, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, LAT. 43 DEG. 5 MIN. NORTH. BUT WILL SERVE
FOR ANY OF THE NEW-ENGLAND STATES; CONTAINING EVERY THING NECESSARY
FOR SUCH A WORK, WITH A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL MATTERS. BY DANIEL SEW-
ALL. [Nine lines of verse.]
Portsmouth : New-Hampshire, Printed and sold (wholesale and retail, clieap,)
by John Melcher, at his office, corner of Market-Street: Sold also by most of the
shop keepers in town and country. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC.
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SEWARD, ANNA 1747-1809
MONODY ON THE UNFORTUNATE MAJOR ANDRE; WHO WAS EXECUTED AT TAPPAN,
NOVEMBER — 1780. BY MISS SEWARD. To WHICH ARE ADDED, MAJOR ANDRE'S
LETTERS. ADDRESSED TO MISS SEWAHD, WHEN AT HIS 18TH YEAR. THE SEC-
OND NEW- YORK EDITION.
New-York: Printed for T. Allen, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 12, Queen-
Street. 1792. pp. 48. 12mo. AAS. BA. HC.
SEZE, RAYMOND, called ROMAIN, comte DE 1748 - 1828
THE DEFENCE OF Louis xvi, PRONOUNCED AT THE BAH OF THE NATIONAL CONVEN-
TION, 26iH DECEMBER, 1792. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY C. DOBUC.
Boston, Re-printed, 1792. pp. 76. 16mo. MHS.
SHAFTS BURY. VERMONT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE SHAFTSBDRY ASSOCIATION, AT THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION, HELD
IN STILLWATER, 1792.
Bennington: Printed by Anthony HameU? 1792.
SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY BUTLER 1751 - 1816
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. A COMEDY, IN FIVE ACTS. As PERFORMED AT THE
THEATRE ROYAL, DPURY LANE, LONDON. BY R. B. SHERIDAN, ESQ.
Printed at Boston, by J. Belknap and T, Hall, sold at their office, State
Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 96. 12mo. AAS.
SHERWIN, THOMAS
DIVINE BREATHINGS: OR, A PIOUS SOUL THIRSTING AFTER CHRIST. IN A HUNDRED
PATIIETICAL MEDITATIONS. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION [FROM THE SIXTEENTH
ENGLISH.] PSALM LXXIII. 25. [Two lines.]
Philadelphia : Printed by William Gibbons, No. 144, 1 hird Street, near
Vine Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 104, (4). 18mo. AAS.
A second American edition was printed in Boston, in 1805.
A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO LATIN GRAMMAR, FOR THE USE OF THE UNIVERSITY AND
ACADEMY OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN PHILADELPHIA. [Two lines of Latin from] HOR.
FIFTH EDITION, CAREFULLY REVISED.
Boston: Printed and sold by John TV. Folsom, No. 30, Union-Street.
M,DCC,XCII. pp. (126), (1). 12mo. AAS.
Folsom's second edition — a reprint of the fifth Philadelphia edition.
SHUTTLESWORTH, SAMUEL 1750-1834
A DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF HIS EXCELLENCY, THOMAS CHITTENDEN,
ESQ. GOVERNOR ; HIS HONOR PETER OLCOTT, ESQ. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR : THE HON-
ORABLE COUNCIL, AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF VERMONT;
AT WINDSOR OCTOBER 13, 1791. BEING THE DAY OF GENERAL ELECTION. BY
SAMUEL SHUTTLESWORTH, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN WINDSOR.
Printed at Windsor, State of Vermont, by James Reed Hutchins,for, and
by order of the General Assembly. MDCCXCII. pp. 16. 8vo. BA. CLS. HC. MHS.
24789
SIRET, PIERRE Louis
ELEMENS DE LA LANOUE ANGLAISE. NOUVELLE EDITION
MENTEE PAR UN EDITEUR ANGLOI8.
Philadelphia: 1792. 12mo.
1745-1798
CORRIGEE ET AUG-
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SLACK, Mrs. —
THE AMERICAN INSTRUCTOR: OK, YOUNG MAN'S BEST COMPANION. CONTAINING,
SPELLING, HEADING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETICK, IN AN EASIER WAT THAN ANT
TET PUBLISHED; AND now TO QUALIFT ANT PERSON FOR BUSINESS, WITHOUT THE
HELP OF A MASTER. INSTRUCTIONS TO WRITE VARIETT 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 EAST METHOD OF
SHOP AND BOOK-KEEPING. TOGETHER WITH THE METHOD OF MEASURING CAR-
PENTERS, JOINERS, SAWYERS, BRICKLATERS, PLASTERERS, PLUMBERS, MASONS,
GLAZIERS AND PAINTERS WORK. WlTH THE DESCRIPTION OF GuNTEll'S LINE, AND
COGGESHALL'S SLIDING RULE. LIKEWISE THE PRACTICAL GAUGER MADE EAST;
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 EVERT MONTH IN THE YEAR. WlTH INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO
PICKLE AND PRESERVE; TO MAKE DIVERS SORTS OF WINE; AND MANY EXCELLENT
PLASTERS AND MEDICINES, NECESSART IN ALL FAMILIES. A COMPENDIUM OF THE
SCIENCES OF GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMT. ALSO SOME USEFUL INTEREST TABLES.
BY GEORGE FISHER, ACCOUNTANT.
Ifew-Tork: Printed by Hugh Gaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. 1792.
SMITH, EUNICE
PRACTICAL LANGUAGE INTERPRETED: IN A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A BELIEVER AND AN
UNBELIEVER. IN TWO PARTS. REPRESENTING A BELIEVER UNDER THE INFLU-
ENCE OF GRACE, SPEAKING CANAAN'S LANGUAGE. PART I. REPRESENTS AN UNBE-
LIEVER UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CARNAL MIND, REFUSING TO ACCEPT OF THE
INVITATIONS OF THE GOSPEL; WHOSE PRACTICE OFTEN SPEAKS PLAINER AND
LOUDER THAN WORDS, SATING OF CHRIST THE KlNG, WE WILL NOT HAVE THIS
MAN TO REIGN OVER US. PART II. SHEWS SOME OF THE LANGUAGE OF A SOUL UN-
DER CONVICTION: AND HOW THE UNBELIEVER BECOMES A BELIEVER. [Ornament.]
America: Boston; Printed by E. Russell, next the stump of Liberty-Tree,
1793; for Zadok King, and sold by him at his house in Conway, [Price nine
pence.] pp. 24. 8vo. JOB. LOC.
PRACTICAL LANGUAGE INTERPRETED : IN A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A BELIEVER
AND AN UNBELIEVER. IN TWO PARTS. REPRESENTING A BELIEVER UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF GRACE, SPEAKING CANAAN'S LANGUAGE. — PART I. — REPRESENTS
AN UNBELIEVER UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CARNAL MIND, REFUSING TO ACCEPT
OF THE INVITATIONS OF THE GOSPEL; WHOSE PRACTICE OFTEN SPEAKS PLAINER
AND LOUDER THAN WORDS, SAYING OF CHRIST THE KlNG, WE WILL NOT HAVE
THIS MAN TO REIGN OVER US. — PART II. SlIEWS SOME OF THE LANGUAGE OF A
SOUL UNDER CONVICTION: AND HOW THE UNBELIEVER BECOMES A BELIEVER.
Warren, [R. I.] Printed [by Nathaniel Phillips] for Richard Lee.
[1792.] pp. 24. 12mo. JCB. RIHS.
The Preface is signed, Eunice Smith. Ashfield, January, 1792.
SOME ARGUMENTS AGAINST WORLDLY-MINDEDNESS, AND NEEDLESS CARE AND
TROUBLE. WlTH SOME OTHER USEFUL INSTRUCTIONS. REPRESENTED BY WAY OF
A DIALOGUE OR DISCOURSE, BETWEEN TWO, BY THE NAMES OF MARY AND MARTHA.
Springfield: Printed by Edward Gray. [1792.] pp. 28. 24mo. AAS.
. — SOME ARGUMENTS AGAINST WORDLY-MINDEDNESS AND NEEDLESS CARE AND
TROUBLE. WlTH SOME OTHER USEFUL INSTRUCTIONS. REPRESENTED BY WAT
OF A DIALOGUE OR DISCOURSE BETWEEN MARY AND MARTHA.
Warren [R. I.] Printed [by Nathaniel Phillips] for Richard Lee. [1792.]
pp. 23. 12mo. RIHS.
Dated, Ashfield, March 17, 1791.
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SMITH, EUNICE, continued.
24795 SOME ARGUMENTS AGAINST WORLDLY-MINDEDNESS, AND NEEDLESS CARE
AND TROUBLE. WlTH SOME OTHER USEFUL INSTRUCTIONS. REPRESENTED BY
WAY OF A DIALOGUE OR DISCOURSE BETWEEN TWO CALLED BY THE NAMES OF
MARY AND MARTHA. THE SECOND EDITION.
Boston: Printed and sold by E. Russell, in Essex-Street, next the Stump of
Liberty-Tree. 1792.
24796 SMITH, HUGH 1736 - 1789
LETTERS TO MARRIED WOMEN, ON NURSING AND THE MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN.
THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. PRINTED FROM THE SIXTH LONDON ONE. BY
THE LATE HUGH S.VIITH, M. D.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Mathew Carey, August 14, — M.DCC.-
XCII. pp. 167. 12mo. AAS. LOG. RIMS.
24797 SMITH, ROBERT 1723-1793
THREK SERMONS, ON THE NATURE AND EXCELLENCY OF SAVING FAITH; DELIVERED
AT PEQUEA, THE 21srr OF AUGUST, AND THE lOTii OF SEPTEMBER, 1791. BY TFIE
REVEREND ROBERT SMITH, D. D. PASTOR OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF PE-
QUA. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST.
Lancaster, Printed — Carlisle, lie-printed and to be sold by George Kline,
1792. pp. (08). 8vo. AAS. PHS.
Reprinted also in Austin's American preacher, Vol. iv. New Haven, 1793.
24798 SMITH, SAMUEL STANHOPE 1750-1819
THREE DISCOURSES, i. ON THE GUILT AND FOLLY OF BEING ASHAMED OF RELIGION,
II. ON THE GREAT EVIL OF SLANDER, III. ON THE NATURE AND DANGER OF SMALL
FAULTS, DELIVERED AT BOSTON, IN OCTOBER, 1790. BY THE REVEREND SAMUEL
STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. VICEPRESIDENT, AND PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY,
IN THE UNIVERSITY AT PRINCETON, NEWJEUSEY. FIRST PUBLISHED AT REQUEST
OF THE HEARERS.
Lancaster, Reprinted by William Dickson, in Ifingstreet, M,DCC,XCII.
pp. [54.] 12rao. AAS.
24799 SMITH, WILLIAM 1727 - 1803
EUI.OGIUM ON BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, L. L. D. PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN PHILO-
SOPHICAL SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE,
FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY
OF SCIENCES AT PARIS, OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY AT GOTTINOEN, THE BATAVIAN
SOCIETY IN HOLLAND, AND OF MANY OTHER LITERARY SOCIETIES IN EUROPE
AND AMERICA: LATE MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY FOR THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA AT THE COURT OF PARIS, SOMETIME PRESIDENT, AND FOR MORE THAN
HALF A CENTURY A REVERED CITIZEN, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
DELIVERED MARCH 1, 1791, IN THE GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA, BEFORE THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, AND AGREE-
ABLY TO THEIR APPOINTMENT, BY WlLLIAM SMITH, D. D. ONE OF THE VICE-PRESI-
DENTS OF THE SAID SOCIETY, AND PROVOST OF THE COLLEGE AND ACADEMY OF
PHILADELPHIA. THE MEMORY OF THE DECEASED WAS HONORED ALSO, AT THE
DELIVERY OF THIS EULOGIUM, WITH THE PRESENCE OF THE PRESIDENT, SEN-
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THE
SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, THE CORPORATION AND MOST OF THE PUBLIC BODIES, AS WELL AS RESPECT-
ABLE PRIVATE CITIZENS, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Printed by Benjamin Franklin Bache, Philadelphia, 1792. pp. (2), (2),
(40), (V,) (1). 8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYHS.
32d Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Benjamin Franklin
Bache, as Proprietor, 13 March, 1792. Reprinted in London in 1792.
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SMITH, WILLIAM 1728-1793
THE HISTORY OP THE PROVINCE OF NEW-YORK, FROM TIIE FIRST DISCOVERY TO
THE YEAR 1732. TO WHICH 18 ANNEXED, A DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY, WITH
A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE INHABITANTS, THEIR RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL STATE,
AND THE CONSTITUTION OF TIIE COURTS OF JUSTICE IN THAT COLONY. [Four lines
of quotations.] THE SECOND EDITION. BY WILLIAM SMITH, A. M.
Philadelphia: From the Press of Malhew Carey, April 9 — M.DCC.XCII.
pp. 276. 8VO. AAS. JCB. MHS, NL. NYHS. NYPL.
Reprinted, with a continuation to 1814, by J. V. N. Yates, in Albany
in 1814.
SMITH, WILLIAM LOUQHTON 1757 - 1812
THE POLITICKS AND VIEWS OF A CERTAIN PARTY, DISPLAYED.
Printed in the year M,DCC,XCII. pp. (36). 12mo.
BA. CLS. JCB. LCP. MHS. NYHS. XYPL.
This has been sometimes attributed to Alexander Hamilton; but there
seems to be good reasons for ascribing the authorship to William
Loughton Smith, who shared his political views.
24802
24803
24804
24805
SOME MODERN DIRECTIONS FOR THE CULTURE OF SILK.
Windham: Printed by John Byrne. 1792.
FROM THE ITALIAN.
24806
24807
SOME THOUGHTS ON THE GLOOMY CLOUD THAT HANGS OVER NEW-ENGLAND, BY THE
NUMEROUS ERRORS IN DOCTRINE, AS WELL AS SCHOOLS OF INSTRUCTION, SUCH AS
UNIVERSALISTS, HOPKINTONIANS, ARMENIANS, AND SHAKERS.
Boston: Printed for the Author, 1792. pp. (8). 8vo. LOC.
SOUTH CAROLINA. STATB.
ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH-CAR-
OLINA, PASSED IN DECEMBER, 1791.
Charleston: Printed by T. B. Bowen, No. 38, Bay. M.DCC.XCII. pp.
(60\ (3), fol. BM. LOC.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE. No. 1. TUESDAY, APRIL 8, [—No. 39. TUES-
DAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Columbia: Printed by D. Constable. 1792. fol.
Established by D. Constable, and how long continued by him after
September, 1793, is not known.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. JANUARY — DECEM-
BER?; 1792.
Charleston: Printed by John Miller. 1792. fol.
It appears that about this year, John Miller sold his Gazette to Benjamin
Franklin Timothy, and William Mason, junior, and removed to Pen-
dleton, South Carolina.
SPIRITUAL FOOD: OR, TRUTH DISPLAYED, IN A LETTER ADDRESSED TO YOUNG PER-
SONS, WHEREIN MANY OF THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION ARE
BRIEFLY EXPLAINED. BY A LAYMAN. [Four lines of quotations.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Zachnriah Paulson, junior, No. 30, North
Fourth-street. MDCCXCII. pp. (72). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
N. B. If encouragement be given, the Author will be induced to pub-
lish twelve letters, which were written at different times to sundry
persons, and which (he hopes) might be profitable for the instruction
of youth.
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24808 SPOONER'S VERMONT JOURNAL. VOL. x. KOMBEB 453. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, [— VOL.
x. NUMBER 492. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1792.]
Windsor : Printed by Alden Spooner, Printer to the Stale of Vermont for
the Eastern district. 1792. fol.
In continuation of The Vermont Journal, and the universal advertiser.
24809 THE SPORTSMAN'S COMPANION OR AN ESSAY ON SHOOTING : ILLUSTRIOUSLY SHEWING
IN WHAT MANNER TO FIRE AT BIRDS OF GAME, IN VARIOUS DIRECTIONS AND SIT-
UATIONS. AND, DIRECTIONS TO GENTLEMEN FOR THE TREATMENT AND BREAKING
THEIR OWN POINTERS AND SPANIELS, AND THE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS, TO GUARD
AGAINST MANY ACCIDENTS THAT ATTEND THIS PLEASANT DIVERSION : WITH SEVERAL
OTHER USEFUL AND INTERESTING PARTICULARS RELATIVE THERETO. BY A GENT-
LEMAN, WHO HAS MADE SHOOTING HIS FAVORITE AMUSEMENT UPWARDS OF TWENTY-
SIX YEARS, IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND, AND NORTH-AMERICA. THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia : Printed for the purchasers. [1792.] LOC.
24810 SPRING, SAMUEL 1746-1819
A SERMON, PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OP THE REVEREND PEARSON TIIURSTON,
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN SOMERSWORTH. FEBRUARY 1ST. 1792. BY SAMUEL
SPRING, PASTOR OF THE NORTH CHURCH IN NEWBURY-PORT.
Dover: Printed by Eliphalet Ladd, at his Printing-office, near the Court-
House. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 25. 8vo. AAS. BPL. JCB.
24811 STANFORD, JOHN 1754-1834
THE DEATH OF EUPHEMIA MITCHELL IMPROVED IN A LETTER TO A YOUNG FRIEND.
New-York: Printed by T. & J. Swords, 1792. 12mo. BM.
24812 — HYMNS FOR YOUTH.
New-York: Printed by T. & J. Swords, 1792.
24813 STANHOPE, PHILIP DORMER, 4th earl of CHESTERFIELD. 1694-1773
PRINCIPLES OF POLITENESS, AND OF KNOWING THE WORLD: BY THE LATE LORD
CHESTERFIELD. WITH ADDITIONS, BY THE KEV. DR. JOHN TRUSLER. CONTAIN-
ING EVERY INSTRUCTION NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE GENTLEMAN AND MAN OF
FASHION, TO TEACH HIM A KNOWLEDGE OF LIFE, AND MAKE HIM WELL RECEIVED
IN ALL COMPANIES. FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF YOUTH I YET NOT BENEATH THE
ATTENTION OF ANY.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah TJiomas & Leonard Worces-
ter, for Isaiah Thomas. Sold at his Bookstore in Worcester, and by said Thomas,
and Andrews, in Boston. MDCCXCII. pp. 188. 24mo. AAS.
24814 STATE GAZETTE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. VOL. vn. NUMB. 312. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,
[-— VOL. vm. NUMB. 363. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Edenton: Printed by Ilodge and Wills. 1792. fol.
With the issue for March 30th, Abraham Hodge withdrew, and in July,
established at Halifax, The North-Carolina Journal. Henry Wills con-
tinuing publication of the State Gazette at Edenton.
24815 THE STATE GAZETTE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. JANUARY— DECEMBER, 1792.
Charleston, Printed for A. Timothy, 1792. fol.
Anne Timothy died in September of this year, and the Gazette was con-
tinued by her son, Benjamin Franklin Timothy, and William Mason,
junior, as the South-Carolina State Gazette & Timothy ilk Mason's daily
advertiser
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STEARNS, CHARLES 1753 - 1820
A SERMON : PREACHED AT AN EXHIBITION OP SACRED MUSICK, IN LINCOLN, ON THE
NINETEENTH OF APRIL, 1792. By CHARLES STEARNS, A. M. PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH IN LINCOLN. [Ornament.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Tliomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, at Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 15. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM, HC. JOB. MHS. NYPL.
STEARNS, SAMUEL 1747 - 1819
THE FREE MASON'S CALENDAR, AND CONTINENTAL ALMANAC; FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1793: CONTAINING, ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS,- -AN ACCOUNT
OF THE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE SOCIETY OF FREE MASONS, WITH OTHER THINGS
NECESSARY FOR AN ALMANAC. BY THE HON. SAMUEL STKARN8, L. L. D.
New-York: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by Samuel Campbell,
No. 37, Hanover- Square. The Copy right of this Calendar and Almanac is secured
according to law. [1792.] pp, (68). 18mo. AAS. HC.
10th New York District Copyright, issued to Samuel Stearns, as Author,
4 JUNE, 1792.
STERNE, LAURENCE 1713-1768
A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH FRANCE AND ITALY. BY MR. YORICK. VOL. i.
[-11.]
Norwich: Printed by Bushnell and Hubbard. M,DCC,XCII. 2 vols. in
one. pp. 254. 16mo. AAS.
STEWART, WILLIAM M.
THE YOUNG MASON'S MONITOR. To WHICH is ANNEXED A COLLECTION OF MASONIC
SONGS, ODES, ETC.
Portsmouth: Printed by JoJin Melcher. 5792. [1792.] pp. 62. 16mo.
STONE, TIMOTHY 1742 - 1797
A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, ESQ. L. L. D.
GOVERNOR, AND THE HONORABLE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
CONNECTICUT, CONVENED AT HARTFORD, ON THE ANNIVERSARY ELECTION, MAY
10TH, 1792. BY TIMOTHY STONE, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN LEBANON. [Pub-
lishers monogram.]
Printed at Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCII. pp. 35. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. CHS. JCB. MHS. NYHS. NYPL. YC.
STONINGTON. CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE STONINGTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, 1792.
New-London: Printed by T. Green and Son? 1792.
STORY, ISAAC 1 774 - 1 803
AN EPISTLE FROM YARICO TO INKLE, TOGETHER WITH THEIR CHARACTERS, AS RE-
LATED IN THE SPECTATOR. [Three lines of Latin. Author's monogram.]
MarbleJiead [Salem] : Printed for the Sons and Daughters of Columbia.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 31. 8vo. AAS. BU. NYPL.
STRICTURES UPON THE OBSERVATIONS OF A 'MEMBER OF CONVENTION'; IN ANSWER
TO THE "AUTHOR OF SOME REMARKS, AC." BY A FREEMAN.
New-Hampshire : Printed — Seventeen Hundred, Ninety-two, pp. 15. 8vo.
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STRONG, NKHEMIAH 1729 - 1807
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, CALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
1793. AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5742. AND, TILL JULY 4TH,
THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE
OR LEAP YEAR. ["Seven lines.] BY N. STRONG, LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHE-
MATICKS, AND NATURAL PHYLOSOPHY [«tc] IN YALE-COLLEGE. [Eight lines of
verse.]
Hartford: Printed for Natlianiel Patten. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo.
CHS. LOC. YC.
Apparently the same as West's Astronomical diary, etc. for 1793.
Printed for Nathaniel Patten, this year.
- — AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDER, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD 1793. ... BY NEHEMIAH STRONG.
Hartford: Printed by Eiiiha Babcock. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. CHS.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LOUD, 1793. AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5742. AND, FROM
THE 4TH OF JULY, THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. ADAPTED TO THE HORIZON AND MERIDIAN OF
LlTCIIFIELD, 41 DEC. 45 MIN. NORTH. BUT WILL SERVE FOR ALL THE ADJACENT
STATES. BY NEHEMIAH STRONG, ESQ. LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IN YALE COLLEGE.
Litelifield: Printed by Collier and Bu el. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AA8. CHS. YC.
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALENDAR, OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF
OUR LORD, 1793: AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD, 5742. AND, AFTER
THE 4TH OF JULY, THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. [Five lines.] BY H. STAFFORD, PHILO MATH.
[Eight lines of verse.]
New-Haven : Printed and sold by T. & 8. Green. [1792.] pp. [20.] 12mo.
AAS. LOC. NYPL. YC.
SHEET ALMANACK FOR TUB YEAR 1793.
Hartford : Printed by Elinha Babcock.
1792. Broadside, fol.
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SULLIVAN, JAMES 1744 _ 1808
THE PATH TO RICHES. [Ornament.] AN INQUIRY INTO THB ORIGIN AND USE OF
MONEY; AND INTO THE PRINCIPLES OF STOCKS AND BANKS. To WHICH ARE SUB-
JOINED SOME THOUGHTS RESPECTING A BANK FOR THE COMMONWEALTH. BY A
CITIZEN OF MASSACHUSETTS. [Four lines of verse.]
Printed fit Boston, by P. Edes, for I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's
statue, No. 45, Newbury-Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 77. 8vo.
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYPL.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1809.
THE SUNBURY AND NORTHUMBERLAND GAZETTE. VOL. I. No. 1. SATURDAY, JULY 7,
[ — No. 26. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Northumberland — Printed by George Schuster. 1792. fol.
SWAN, TIMOTHY 1758 - 1842
THE FEDERAL HARMONY: IN THREE PARTS. PART i. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE 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, 1792. pp. 180. obi. 8vo.
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APHORISMS OF WISDOM.
Boston: 1792. 8vo.
1688-1772
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THE DOCTRINE OP LIFE FOR THE NEW JERUSALEM, FROM THE COMMAND-
MENTS OF THE DECALOGUE. TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN OF THE HONORABLE
AND LEARNED EMANUEL SWEDENBORG. THE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by F. Bailey, No. 116, High-street, and T.Lang,
No. 21, Church-alley, — M,DCC,XCII. — pp. 140. 24mo. AAS. BA. JCB.
QUERIES CONCERNING THE TRINITY, WITH EMANUEL SWEDENBORG'S ANSWERS.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Samuel and John Adams, in Market- street.
1792.
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 EMANUEL SWEDENBORG, SER-
VANT OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL LATIN. [By
John Clowes.] IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. n. THE THIRD EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey. 1792. pp. 478, (2). 8vo.
AAS. BA. HC. JCB. MHS.
The first volume was printed in 1789.
SWEETING, WHITING -1791
THE NARRATIVE OP WHITING SWEETING, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT ALBANY THE 2GTH
OF AUGUST, 1791: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF HIS TRIAL BEFORE THE SUPREME
COURT OF JUDICATURE OF THE STATK OF NEW- YORK, AT THE JULY TERM, 1791,
FOR THE MURDER OP DARIUS QuiMBY, THE SUBSTANCE OP THE CHARGE OP HIS
HONOUR THE CHIEF JUSTICE TO THE JURY, WITH THE SENTENCE OP DEATH ON THE
PRISONER. AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, ON THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES OF A LIFE
SPENT IN SIN, INSTANCED IN HIS OWN CONDUCT, SETTING FORTH THE GREAT NECES-
SITY OF REMEMBERING OUR CREATOR IN THE DAYS OF OUR YOUTH, AND PRACTIS-
ING RELIGION AND VIRTUE IN OUR WHOLE LIVES; WITH AN ADDRESS TO HIS PAR-
ENTS, BROTHERS AND SISTERS, WIFE AND CHILDREN, AND MANY OTHERS; ALSO A
BRIEF ACCOUNT OF HIM BY WlLLIAM CARTER, FROM HIS FIRST CONFINEMENT TILL
THE TIME OF EXECUTION.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Daniel Lawrence. 1792. pp. 72. 12uio.
THE NARRATIVE OF WHITING SWEETING, WHO WAS EXECUTED AN ALBANY
THR 26TH OF AUGUST, 1791. CONTAINING, AN ACCOUNT OF HIS TRIAL BEFORE
THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW- YORK, AT THE JULY
TERM, 1791, FOR THE MURDER OF DARIUS QuiMHY, THE SUBSTANCE OF THE
CHARGE OP HIS HONOUR THE CHIKF-JUSTICE TO THE JURY, WITH THE SENTENCE
OF DEATH ON THE PRISONER. AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC ON THE FATAL CONSE-
QUENCES OF A LIFE SPENT IN SIN, INSTANCED IN HIS OWN CONDUCT SETTING
FORTH THE GREAT NECESSITY OF REMEMBERING OUR CREATOR IN THE DAYS OF OUR
YOUTH, AND PRACTISING RELIGION AND VIRTUE IN OUR WHOLE LIVES. WlTH AN
ADDRESS TO HIS PARENTS, BROTHERS AND BISTERS, WIFE AND CHILDREN, AND MANY
OTHERS; ALSO A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF HIM, BY WILLIAM CARTER, FROM HIS FIRST
CONFINEMENT TILL THE TIME OF EXECUTION.
Wilmington: Printed and sold by Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews in
Market- Street. 1792.
THE VERY EXTRAORDINARY NARRATIVE OF WHITING SWEETING, WHO WAS
EXECUTED AT ALBANY, AUGUST 26, 1791, FOR THE MURDER OF DARIUS QuiMBY.
Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler. 1792.
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THE SYREN; OR, MUSICAL BOUQUET. BEING A NEW SELECTION OK FAVOURITE
SONGS SUNG AT THE VARIOUS PLACES OF AMUSEMENT IN GREAT-BRITAIN, IRELAND
AND AMERICA.
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers, No, 35, Ifanuver-Square. 1792.
TAPPAN, DAVID 1 752 - 1 803
THE CONNEXION BETWEEN FAITH IN GOD, OB IN THE PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL RE-
LIGION, AND A SUITABLE REGARD TO JKSU8 ClIRIST AND HIS GOSPEL. — ILLUS-
TRATED IN A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AT PORTSMOUTH, N. HAMPSHIRE, BEFORE
THE REVEREND ASSOCIATION OF CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS, OF THAT TOWN AND
VICINITY. . . . PUBLISHED BY DESIRE OF THE HEAREKS.
Portsmouth: Printed and sold by John Melcher, M,DCC,XCII. pp. (29).
8VO. AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYHS.
A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE ins EXCELLENCY JOHN HANCOCK, ESQ. GOVERN-
OUR; HIS HONOR SAMUEL ADAMS, ESQ. LIKUTENANT-GOVERNOUR; THE HONOUR-
ABLE THE COUNCIL, SENATE, AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 30, 1792. BEING THE DAY OF GENERAL ELEC-
TION. BY DAVID TAPPAN, A. M. PASTOR OF A CHURCH IN NEWBURY.
Printed in Boston, Massachusetts: at the State Press, by Thomas Adams,
Printer to the honourable t7ie General Court, M,DCC,XCII. pp. 39. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BPL. HC. JCB. LOC. MHS. NYHS. NYPL.
TAYLER, THOMAS
THE OBSERVATION OF THE LORD'S-DAY RECOMMENDED, IN A SERMON UPON MARK
it. 27. BY T. TAYLER. To WHICH ARE ADDED, TWO PRAYERS FOR THE LORD'S-
DAY, BY MATTHEW HENRY. [Ornament.]
Boston: Printed by Samuel Hall, in CornMll. 1792. pp. [32.] 8vo. AAS. BA.
[^jfThis Sermon is re-printed at the expense of the Society for propa-
gating the Gospel among the Indians and others in North-America, to
be distributed by their Missionaries.
TERSTEEGEN, GERHARD 1697-1769
VOM CHRISTLICHEN GEBRAUCH DER LIEDER, UND DBS SINGENS. COLOSS. 3, 10.
SlNGET CND 8PIELET DEM HERRN IN EDRENT HEHZEN, HERAUSGEGEBEN VON
G. T. STEEGEN, [Line of thirty-six stars.]
EpJirata, Oedruckt im Ja.hr 1792. pp. 88. 8vo. AAS.
THEATRE. [A POEM.]
[Boston: 1792.] pp. [7.] 8vo. AAS.
THOMAS, ISAIAH 1749-1831
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS TO BE SOLD BY ISAIAH THOMAS, AT HIS BOOKSTORE IN WOR-
CESTER, MASSACHUSETTS. CONSISTING OF HISTORY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, GEOGRA-
PHY, ANTIQUITIES, PHILOSOPHY, NOVELS, MISCELLANIES, DIVINITY, PHYSICK, SUR-
GERY, ANATOMY, ARTS, SCIENCES, HUSBANDRY, ARCHITECTURE, NAVIGATION, MA TH-
EM ATICKS, LAW, PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS, POETRY, PLAYS, MUSICK, &C. &C. NOV-
EMBER MDCCXCII.
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas and Leonard Wor-
cester. [1792.] pp. 42. 12mo. AAS.
THOMAS'S MASSACHUSETTS SPY: OR, THE WORCESTER GAZETTE. VOL. xx. No.
979. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. xxi. No. 1030. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1792.]
Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Tltomas and Leonard Wor-
cester. 1792. fol.
Beginning with the issue for January 5th, Leonard Worcester became
associated with Thomas in the publication of the Spy.
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THOMAS, ROBERT BAILEY 1766 - 1846
[No. 1.] THE FARMEK'S ALMANAC, CALCULATED ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN,
FOR THE YEAR OP OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP YEAH, AND
SEVENTEENTH OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF AMERICA. FITTED TO THE TOWN OF
BOSTON, BUT WILL SERVE FOR ANY OF THE ADJOINING STATES. CONTAINING,
BESIDES THE LARGE NUMBER OF ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS AND FARMER'S CAL-
ENDAR FOR EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR, AS GREAT A VARIETY AS ARE TO BE
FOUND IN ANY OTHER ALMANAC, OF NEW, USEFUL, AND ENTERTAINING MATTER.
By ROBERT B. THOMAS. [Four lines of verse.] PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO ACT
OF CONGRESS.
Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston, by Belknap and Hall, sold at their
office, State Street; also, by the Author and M. Smith, Sterling. [ Six pence single,
4s. per dozen, 40s. per grace.] [1792.] pp. (48). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
This is the first issue of the best known of all the New England Alman-
acs, its publication having been continued, annually, down to number
119, for the year 1911. Its popularity with all classes dated from the
first issue, of which three thousand copies were sold; and this number
was increased to nine thousand copies for the second issue, of the fol-
lowing year. By the middle of the next century the sales approximated
nearly a quarter of a million copies annually.
THOMAS, TRISTRAM 1769 - 1847
DlSPUTATIO MEDICA INAUGURALIS DE PNEUMONIA STHENICA.
Philadelphia!: Apvd Gulielmum Young. 1792. pp. 24. 8vo. SGO.
THOMSON, JAMES 1700 - 1748
THE SEASONS. CONTAINING SPRING. SUMMER. AUTUMN. WINTER. BY JAMES
THOMSON.
Hartford: Printed by EliiJia Babcock, 1792.
THORNTON, ELISHA
THE RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793; BEING THE
FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR, AND SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
FROM CREATION, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES, 5755. CALCULATED FOR THE
MERIDIAN OF NEWPORT, LATITUDE 41° 25' N. AND LONGITUDE 71° 15' W. BUT
MAY SERVE FOR THE ADJACENT STATES. THE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY
ELISHA THORNTON. [Eight lines of verse.]
Printed at Warren (fl. /.) by Nathaniel Phillips. Great encouragement will
be given to whole-sale purchasers. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. LOC. RIHS.
THOUGHTS ON CHRISTIAN HOLINESS.
Philadelphia : Printed by Johnson & Justice, Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Chesnut Street. 1792.
THURBER, LABAN
A COMPOSITION UPON SEVERAL DIVINE SUBJECTS, AND WELL ADAPTED FOR RELIGIOUS
WORSHIP. BY LABAN THURBEH, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL.
Norwich : Printed by Ebcnezer Bushnell. For sale by Laban Ihurber. 1792.
THURSTON, BENJAMIN 1756 - 1804
TWO SERMONS ON THE DIVINE RIGHT OF INFANT BAPTISM, DELIVERED AT NORTH-
HAMPTON, ON THE LORD'S DAY, JANUARY 5, 1792. BY BENJAMIN THURSTON,
A. M. To THE PEOPLE OF HIS CHARGE IN THAT PLACE, AND PUBLISHED BY DESIRE,
WITH SOME ADDITION. [Ornament.]
Printed at Exeter, by Henry Eanlet, and sold at his Office — 1792. — pp.
(2), 89. 4to. JCB.
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24854 TICKNOR, ELISHA 1757-1821
ENGLISH EXERCISES, IN WHICH SENTENCES, FALSELY CONSTRUCTED, AUE TO BE COR-
RECTED; COMPREHENDING ALL THE RULES NECESSARY FOR PARSING THE LANGUAGE;
AND ARRANGED IN 8DCH A MANNER, AS WILL GREATLY FACILITATE THE ACQUISITION
OF GRAMMATICAL KNOWLEDGE. DESIGNED FOR SCHOOLS. BY ELISHA TlCKNOR,
A. M.
Boston: 1792. 18mo.
29th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Elisha Ticknor, as
Author, 31 March, 1792.
24855 TIFFANY'S [cut] RECORDER. No. 16. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 67. TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Lansingburgh : Printed by Silvester Tiffany, at Ms Office, over the Store of
Mr. W. Bell. 1792. fol.
34856 CIRCULAR. To THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES
IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. FRIENDS AND FELLOW COUNTRYMEN, COMBINED
IN A CAUSE WHICH INVOLVES THE RIGHTS AND HAPPINESS, NOT ONLY OF THIS GEN-
ERATION BUT OF THE MOST REMOTE POSTERITY, WE FEEL OURSELVES IMPELLED
BY EVERY PRINCIPLE OF DUTY AND AFFECTION, TO ADDRESS YOU IN THE LAN-
GUAGE OF SINCERITY AND FREEDOM. [Protesting against the rejection of the votes
of Otsego County which elected George Clinton governor, over John Jay.
Four columns.]
/ New-York: Printed by Francis Child/t and John Swaine, 1792.] Broad-
side, fol. NYHS.
24857 TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS IN THE STATE OFNEW-YORK. THE TIME APPROACH-
ES WHEN YOU WILL BE CALLED AGAIN TO THE EXERCISE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
PRIVILEGE OF FREE CITIZENS, . . . [Clinton-Jay election for governor.]
[New-York: 1792.J Broadside, fol. NYHS.
24858 TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. FELLOW CITIZENS, A
NUMEROUS MEETING OF RESPECTABLE INHABITANTS OF THIS CITY, IMPRESSED
WITH THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ENSUING ELECTION, HAVE APPOINTED AS A COM-
MITTEE TO ADDRESS YOU ON THE SUBJECT, . . . JOSEPH HAI.LETT, CHAIRMAN.
[New-York: March 19, 1793.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
24859 TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. FELLOW CITIZENS,
YOU WILL BE SHORTLY CALLED UPON TO EXERCISE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
DUTIES OF FREEMEN. [A refutation of the charge that Governor Clinton had
personally benefitted by the sale of State lands, circulated by the friends of Mr.
Jay.] PLAIN TRUTH. NEW- YORK, APRIL 11, 1792.
[New-York: 1792.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
24860 TOWNSEND, SHIPPIE
THE GOSPEL CONSIDERED; AND THE MANNER IN WHICH IT SHOULD BE PREACHED;
WITH AN ENDEAVOR TO SHEW FROM THE SCRIPTURES, THAT ELECTION DOTH NOT
MILITATE WITH PREACHING THE GOSPEL TO EVERY CREATURE: SEVERAL OTHER
OBJECTIONS CONSIDERED. BY SHIPPIE TowNSEND. [Four lines of quotations.]
Printed at Boston, for the Author, by Thomas Adams, and told at hit
Printing-Office, in Court-street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 21. 8vo. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL.
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TRENCK, FHIEDHICH, freiherr VON DER 1726 - 1794
THE LIFE OF BARON FREDERIC TRKNCK ; CONTAINING HIS ADVENTURES ; HIS CRUEL
AND EXCESSIVE SUFFERINGS, DURING TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT, AT THE FORT-
RESS OF MAGDEBURG, BY COMMAND OF THE LATE KING OF PRUSSIA; ALSO, ANEC-
DOTES, HISTORICAL, POLITICAL, AND PERSONAL. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN,
BT THOMAS HOLCROFT.
Printed at Boston: liy J. Belknap and A. Young, for B. Guild, J. Boyle,
B. Larkin, D. West, and E. Larkin, jun. sold at their respective Bookstores, and
by the Printers, at their Office in State-Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 417, plate.
12mo. AAS. BM.
— • THE LIFE OF BAKON FREDERIC TRENCK; CONTAINING HIS ADVENTURES,
HIS CRUEL AND EXCESSIVE SUFFERINGS, DURING TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT, AT
THE FORTRESS OF MAGDEBURG, BY COMMAND OF THE LATE KlNG OF PRUSSIA;
ALSO, ANECDOTES, HISTORICAL, POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible No. 6,
South Front-Street. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 345, (1), plate. 12mo. AAS.
Second title: THE HISTORY OF FRANCIS BARON TRENCH, A PARTISAN COLONEL,
AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE PANDOURS, IN THE SERVICE OF HER MAJESTY
THE EMPRESS-QUEEN ; WRITTEN BY FREDERIC BARON TRENCK, AS A NECESSARY
SUPPLEMENT TO HIS OWN HISTORY.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by W. Woodhouse, at the Bible, Jfo. 6,
South Front-street. M.DCC.XII [sic 1792.] pp. (2), 271-309.
A TRUE ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF THE SHIP COLUMBIA, OF EXETER, LATELY COM-
MANDED BY CAPTAIN ISAAC CHAUNCY: [cuts of fourteen coffins. Two columns.]
[Colophon :]
Printed [by George and John OsborneJ and sold at the Spy Printing-office,
Portsmouth, March 28, 1792. Broadside, fol. NYHS.
[Cuts of twenty coffins, and of two vessels on beams end.] A TRUE AND PARTICULAR
NARRATIVE OF THE LATE TREMENDOUS TORNADO, OR HURRICANE, AT PHILADEL-
PHIA AND NEW- YORK, ON SABBATH-DAY, JULY ], 1792: WHEN SEVERAL PLEAS-
URE-BOATS WERE LOST IN THE HARBOR OF THE LATTER, AND THIRTY MEN, WO-
MEN AND CHILDREN, (TAKING THEIR PLEASURE ON THAT SACRED DAY) WERE UN-
HAPPILY DROWNED IN NEPTUNE'S RAGING AND TEMPESTUOUS ELEMENT !!!!!!!
TELL THIS NOT IN MASSACHUSETTS! PUBLISH IT NOT IN THE STREETS OF CON-
NECTICUT! LEST THEIR SOBER-MINDED YOUNG MEN AND MAIDENS, SHOULD BIT-
TERLY REPROACH THEE IN THE DAY OP THY CALAMITY, AND TRIUMPH OVER THEE
WHEN THY DESOLATION COMETH; AND ASK OF THEE, WHERE ART THY MAGIS-
TRATES? OR DO THEY BEAR THE SWORD OF THE LORD IN VAIN? — WHKIIE ART
THY WATCHMEN? — HAVE THEY DESERTED THEIR WATCH-TOWER? OR HAVE THEY
FALLEN ASLEEP? [Thirty-one lines.] THE NEW-YORK TRAGEDY. BEING A RE-
LATION OF THE DROWNING OF THIRTY MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, IN THE LATE
SHOCKING AND TREMENDOUS TEMPEST, IN THAT CITY ON LOUo'S-DAY, JULY 1,
1792, WHEN TAKING THKIR PLEASURE ON THE WATER ! ! — O TEMPORA ! ! O MORES ! !
[THE SERIOUS READER MAY, PERHAPS, DO HIMSELF A FAVOR BY TURNING TO
EXOD. CHAP. xx. v. 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 18, 19. DEUT. v. 15.] [Forty-four four-
Hue verses.] [Colophon:]
Boston : Printed and sold by E. Russell, next the stump of Lib. Tree. [Pr.
sixpence.] Where may be had, Mary and Martha, &c. [1792.] Broadside, fol.
NYIIS.
THE UNEQUAL CONFLICT. A POEM. DEDICATED TO THE HONOURABLE MEMORY
OF THE BRAVE OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WHO FELL, NOBLY, IN DEFENCE OF THEIR
COUNTRY, IN THE LATE ENGAGEMENT WITH THE INDIANS, UNDER THE COMMAND
OF HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL ST. CLAIR, NOVEMBER 4lH, 1791.
Carlisle: Printed by George Kline. 1792.
365
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1792
AO
24866 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
AN J\CT FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND REGULATION OF SEAMEN IN THE MERCHANTS1
SERVICE: PASSED, AT NEW- YORK, BY THE HONORABLE THE FIRST CONGRESS OF
THE UNITED STATES, AT THEIR SECOND SESSION.
Warren (Rhode-Island): Printed and sold by 2f. Phillips, M,DCC,XCII.
pp. 16. 16mo. RIIIS.
24867 AN ACT TO EXPLAIN AND AMEND AN ACT, ENTITLED "AN ACT TO ENABLE THE
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE VIRGINIA LINE ON CONTINENTAL ESTABLISH-
MENT TO OBTAIN TITLES TO CERTAIN LANDS LYING NORTH WEST OF THE RlVER
OHIO, BETWEEN THE LITTLE MlAMIS AND SCIOTA.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno. [1792.] pp. 2. fol.
24868 ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ON MON-
DAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-ONE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Ohilds and John Swaine, [1792.] pp.
175, 3. 8vo. BA.
To which are added the Ratifications of the Amendments to the Con-
stitution, by the several ratifying States; the armistice between the
United States and Great-Britain; and the Treaty of peace and friend-
ship with the Cherokees, which with those in the other octavo vol-
ume, completes all the existing Treaties.
24869 ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND CONGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
ON MONDAY THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY-ONE: AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES THE SIX-
TEENTH.
Philadelphia : Printed by Andrew Brown, M,DCC,XCII. pp. 114, xvi,
(3), 8vo. JCB.
Collated with and corrected by the original rolls in the office of the
Secretary of State. Attested by Thomas Jefferson.
24870 • ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND CONGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MONDAY THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF OCTOBER,
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE: AND OF THE INDEPENDENCE
OF THE UNITED STATES, THE SIXTEENTH. [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, Printer for the public. M,DCC,-
XCII. pp. [74], x. fol. LOC.
24871 THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM THE SUBJECT OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES WAS RE-
FERRED. IN SENATE, APRIL 4, 1792.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by John Fenno. [1792.] pp. 2. fol. NYPL.
24872 — THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE MEMORIAL OF THE DIRECTORS
OF THE OHIO COMPANY OF ASSOCIATES, so CALLED, HAVING ATTENDED THE DUTY
ASSIGNED TO THEM, REPORT —
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, 1792.] pp. (9). fol. LOC. NYPL.
24873 SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT FOR CARRYING INTO
EFFECT A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE STATE OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. APPROVED JAN. 3, 1793.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
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24874
34875
24870
24877
24878
24879
24880
24881
UNITED STATES, continued.
SECOND CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY, THE TWENTY FOUBTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO EXTEND THE TIME
LIMITED FOR SETTLING THE ACCOUNTS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH THE INDI-
VIDUAL STATES. APPROVED, JAN. 23, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Ghilds and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
— SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN
FISHERIES OF THE UNITED STATES AND FOR THE REGULATION AND GOVERNMENT
OF THE FISHERMEN EMPLOYED THEREIN. APPROVED, FEB. 16, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childi and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL. RIHS.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MoN-
DAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE POST-
OFFICE AND POST-ROADS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, FEB. 20, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
8. fol. NYPL. RIHS.
ACT TO ESTABLISH THE POST-OFFICE AND POST-ROADS WITHIN THE UNITED
STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, January 10, 1792. pp. 10. fol.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE
ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, AND
DECLARING THE OFFICER WHO SHALL ACT A8 PRESIDENT IN CASE OF VACANCIES IN
THE OFFICES BOTH OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. APPROVED, MARCH 1,
1792.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, March 1, 1792.] pp. (2). fol.
— SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT FOR MAKING FAR-
THER AND MORE EFFECTUAL PROVISION FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE FRONTIERS
OF THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, MARCH 5, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childi and John Swaine, [1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT DECLARING THE CON-
SENT OF CONGRESS TO A CERTAIN ACT OF THE STATE OK MARYLAND, AND TO CON-
TINUE FOR A LONGER TIME, AN ACT DECLARING THE ASSENT OF CONGRESS TO CER-
TAIN ACTS OF THE STATES OF MARYLAND, GEORGIA, AND RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, so FAR AS THE SAME RESPECTS THE STATES OF GEORGIA,
AND RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. APPROVED, MARCH 19, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Hwaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
367
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UNITED STATES, continued.
24882 SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE
SETTLEMENT OF THE CLAIMS OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BARRED BY THE LIMIT-
ATIONS HERETOFORE ESTABLISHED AND TO REGDLATE THE CLAIMS TO INVALID
PENSIONS. APPROVED, MARCH 23, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
24883 — SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF
CERTAIN WIDOWS, ORPHANS, INVALIDS AND OTHER PERSONS. APPROVED, MARCH
24, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
24884 SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT. THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE
SETTLEMENT OF THE CLAIMS OF PERSONS UNDER PARTICULAR CIRCUMSTANCES
BARRED BY THE LIMITATIONS HERETOFORE ESTABLISHED. APPROVED, MARCH
27, 1792.
f Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Sicaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
24885 SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT SUPPLEMENTAL TO
THE ACT FOR MAKING FARTHER AND MORE EFFECTUAL PROVISION FOR THE PRO-
TECTION OF THE FRONTIERS OF THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, MARCH 28, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
24886 SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT ESTABLISHING A MINT,
AND REGULATING THE COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, APRIL 2, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
5. fol. NYPL.
24887 A.N ACT ESTABLISHING A MINT, AND REGULATING THE COINS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno. [1792.] pp. 6. fol.
24888 SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO INDEMNIFY THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE MAJOR GENERAL NATHANIEL GREEN, FOR A CERTAIN KOND
ENTERED INTO BY HIM DURING THE LATE WAR. APPROVED, APRIL 27, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
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24889
24890
24891
24892
24893
24894
24895
UNITED STATES, continued.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR
CALLING FORTH THE MILITIA TO EXECUTE THE LAWS OF THE UNION, SUPPRESS IN-
SURRECTIONS AND REPEL INVASIONS. APPROVED, MAY 2, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON M OS-
DAT. THK TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT FOH RAISING A FARTHER
SUM OF MONEY FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE FRONTIERS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
THEREIN MENTIONED. APPROVED, MAY 2, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES : AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-ONE. AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE GRANT AND CONVEYANCE OF CERTAIN
LANDS TO JOHN CLEVES SYMMES, AND HIS ASSOCIATES. APPROVED, MAY 5, 17U2.
[Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] Broad-
side, fol. LOC. NYPL.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO ALTER THE TIME
FOR THE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF CONGRESS. APPROVED, MAY 5, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT CONCERNING THE CLAIM
OF JOHN BROWN CUTTING AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, MAY 8,
1792. [And] RESOLUTION [requiring the Secretary of the Treasury] TO PROVIDE
. . . PRINTED CLEARANCES. . . . APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITT OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT CONCERNING THE DUTIES
ON SPIRITS DISTILLED WITHIN THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED. MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT FOR MAKING COMPENSA-
TIONS TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF LOANS FOR EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES. AP-
PROVED, MAT 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
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24896
24897
UNITED STATES, continued.
SECOND CONGRKSS OF TUB UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOUUTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT FOK REGULATING
PROCESSES IN THE COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND PROVIDING COMPENSATIONS
FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE SAID COURTS, AND FOR JURORS AND WITNESSES. AP-
PROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN AND
HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON MON-
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT MAKING ALTERATIONS IN
THE TREASURY AND WAR DEPARTMENTS. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
24898
24899
24900
24901
24902
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT MAKING CERTAIN
APPROPRIATIONS THEREIN SPECIFIED. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THJC CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT MORE EFFECTUALLY
TO PROVIDE FOR THE NATIONAL DEFENCE MY ESTABLISHING AN UNIFORM MILITIA
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printedby Francis Childt and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL. RIBS.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER. 1791. AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE
COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS EMPLOYED IN THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES
OF IMPOST TONNAGE. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John tiwaine, 17!)2.] pp.
(2). fol. NVPL.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO
THE ACT FOR MAKING PROVISION FOR TUB DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES. AP-
PROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792] pp.
(4). fol. NYPL.
- SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT RESPECTING THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES NORTH WEST AND
SOUTH OF THE RIVER OHIO. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792. [Also,] AN ACT TO COM-
PENSATE THE SERVICES OF THE LATE COLONEL GEORGE QlBSON. APPROVED,
MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printedby Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL. RIHS.
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24903
24904
24905
24906
24907
24908
24909
UNITED STATES, continued.
SECOND CONGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES. AT THK FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO CONTINUE IN
FORCE THE ACT, INTITULED, AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR MITIGATING OR REMITTING
THE PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES ACCRUING UNDER THE REVENUE LAWS IN CER-
TAIN CASES," AND TO MAKE FURTHER PROVISION POR THK PAYMENT OF PENSIONS
TO INVALIDS. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Child* and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
SECOND CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. AT THE FIRST SESSION, BEGUN
AND HELD AT THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA; IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON
MONDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1791. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A
COPPER COINAGE. APPROVED, MAY 8, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(2). fol. NYPL.
DUTIES PAYABLE ON ALL GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED INTO THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AFTER THE LAST DAY OF JUNE 1792, PURSUANT TO
THE RESPECTIVE ACTS, ENTITLED, "AN ACT MAKING FURTHER PROVISION FOR THE
PAYMENT OF THE DEBTS OP THE UNITED STATES," AND "AN ACT FOR RAISING
A FARTHER SUM OF MONEY FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE FRONTIERS, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED." TlIE INWARD COLUMN EXHIBITING THE
RATES PAYABLE ON THOSE IMPORTED IN SHIPS OR VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND THE OUTWARD COLUMN THE RATES PAYABLE IN FOREIGN SHIPS OR VESSELS,
INCLUDING THE ADDITIONAL DUTIES TO WHICH THE RESPECTIVE ARTICLES ARE
LIABLE.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
(12). 8vo. LOC.
DUTIES PAYABLE ON GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, IMPORTED INTO
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PROM JUNE 1792. THE DUTIES OP TONNAGE,
AND THE RATES OF COINS, BY WHICH THE DUTIES ARE TO BE RECEIVED AND ES-
TIMATED. . . .
PhiladelpJiia : Printed by Hall and Sellers. MDCCXCII. pp. 16. 8vo. JCB.
LIST OF DUTIES PAYABLE ON GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDIZE, IMPORTED
INTO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
[ Without Place or Printer, 1792.] Broadside, fol.
ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENDITURES FOR THE CIVIL LIST OF THE UNITED STATES,
TOGETHER WITH THE INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICES, FOR THE YEAR 1793. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1792.] pp. [23.] fol.
BA. JCB. LOC.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, TUESDAY THE
STH OF MAY, 1792. MR. FITZSIMMONS, FROM THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO EN-
QUIRE INTO THE CAUSES OF THE FAILURE OF THE LATE EXPEDITION UNDER MAJOR
GENERAL ST. CLAIR, REPORTED, THAT THE COMMITTEE HAD, ACCORDING TO ORDER,
PROCEEDED TO EXAMINE ALL THE PAPERS FURNISHED BY THE EXECUTIVE DEPART-
MENT RELATIVE THERETO, SUNDRY PAPERS AND ACCOUNTS FURNISHED BY THE
TREASURY AND WAR DEPARTMENTS, WITH EXPLANATION OP THE SAME BY THE
HEADS OF THOSE DEPARTMENTS IN PERSON, TO HEAR THE TESTIMONY OP WITNESSES
UPON OATH, AND WRITTEN REMARKS BY GENERAL ST. CLAIR, UPON THE FACTS ES-
TABLISHED BY THE WHOLE EVIDENCE, AND THAT, AS THE RESULT OF THEIR EN-
QUIRIES, THE COMMITTEE HAD A'JREED TO THE FOLLOWING REPORT.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
13. fol. LOC. NYPL.
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24911
24912
24913
24914
24915
24916
24917
UNITED STATES, continued.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND CONGRESS. ANNO M,DCC,XCI, AND OF THE IN-
DEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES THE SIXTEENTH. [24 October, 1791 — 8
May, 1792.]
Philadelphia : Printed by Francis Child* and John Swaine. M,DCC,-
XCII. pp. 245. fol. AA8. BA. LOC. NTPL.
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BEING THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND CONGRESS, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 24TH, 1791 [ — 8 MAY, 1792]; AND IN THE SIXTEENTH
YEAU OF THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE SAID UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, No. 69, High-Street. M.DCC.XCI.
[1792.] pp. 224 [sic 228.] fol. AAS. BA. BU. JOB. LOC. NL. NYPL. RIHS.
Page 228 is misnumbered 224. Reprinted in Washington, in 1820.
LAWS FOR THE BETTER REGULATING SEAMEN IN THE MERCHANTS1 SERVICE.
Norfolk: Printed by Nathaniel Baxter and Thomas Wilson, 1792.
__ SEAMAN'S ARTICLES, WITH THE ACT ENTITLED, "AN ACT FOR THE GOVERN-
MENT AND REGULATIONS OF SEAMEN IN THE MERCHANT'S SERVICE."
Savannah: Printed by James and Nicholas Johnston, 1792.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; COMPRISING THE ACTS OF THE
FIRST CONGRESS, AND THE TREATIES.
Exeter, N. If. : Printed by Henry Ranlet,for the General Court. 1792.
pp. 700. 8vo.
MANUAL EXERCISE; AND EVOLUTIONS OF THE CAVALRY, AS PRACTISED IN THE
LATE AMERICAN ARMY.
Concord: Printed by George Hough? 1792.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, RESPECTING THE CONTESTED ELECTION FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF GEORGIA. [Ornament.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, Chesmit Street, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [71]. 8vo.
AAS. BA. JOB. LCP. LOC. NYPL.
PROCEEDINGS IN THB HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, RESPECTING THE CONTESTED ELECTION FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. CONTAINING THE PETITION OF GENERAL JAMES
JACKSON, AGAINST THE ELECTION OF GENERAL ANTHONY WAYNE, AND THE PRO-
CEEDINGS RELATIVE TO THE RESOLUTIONS DIRECTING THE MODE OF CONDUCTING
THE TRIAL; WITH A SKETCH OF THE DEBATES FROM THE COMMENCEMENT TO THE
END OF THE BUSINESS; INCLUDING THE SPEECHES OF THE PARTIES, A SKETCH OF
MR. LEWIS'S DEFENCE, COUNSEL FOR GENERAL WAYNE, AND THE CONCLUDING
SPEECH OF GENERAL JACKSON, FOR WHICH HE RECEIVED THE APPLAUSE OF THE
AUDITORS; ALSO THE SUBSEQUENT PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE, RESPECTING HIS
RIGHT TO A SEAT AFTER THE ELECTION OF THE SITTING MEMBER HAD BEEN DE-
CLARED ILLEGAL. TOGETHER WITH A SUPPLEMENT, CONTAINING A SUMMARY OF
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF GEORGIA, RELATIVE TO THE IMPEACH-
MENT OF JUDGE OSBORNE; TAKEN FROM THE PAPERS SENT UNDER THE SEAL OF
THE STATE, AND PRODUCED IN CONGRESS BY MR. BALDWIN, WHICH WERE REJECTED.
New-York: Printed by Samuel Loudon,jun. 1792.
iOCWOH
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24919
24920
24921
24922
24923
24924
24925
24926
24927
UNITED STATES, continued.
PURSUANT TO THE OKDBR OP THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES OP THE 18TH
OF JANUARY, 1791, DIRECTING THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY TO REPORT
HIS OPINION WHETHER ANY AND WHAT FURTHER COMPENSATION OUGHT TO BE
MADE TO THE RESPECTIVE OPPICER8 EMPLOYED IN THE COLLECTION OF THE REV-
ENUE, THE SAID SECRETARY RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS THE FOLLOWING REPORT
. . . APRIL 5, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1792.] pp.
4. fol. BA. NYPL. RIHS.
REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OF THE UNITED
STATES. BY BARON DE STEUBEN.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Patten. MDCCXCII. pp. 95,
(1), 8 plates. 8vo.
— REGULATIONS FOR THE ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF THE TROOPS OP THE
UNITED STATES. BY BARON DE STEUBEN, LATE MAJOR-GENERAL AND INSPECTOR-
GENERAL IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Windsor: Printed by Alden Spooner. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 91. 12ino.
REPORT FROM THE COMMISSIONERS FOR PURCHASING THE PUBLIC DEBT. PUB-
LISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
[ Philadelphia :] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1792.] pp. [19.] fol.
BA. JCB. LOC. RIHS.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS ON THE ACCOUNTS OF THE STATES. DECEMBER
5, 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. 1792.] pp.
(4). fol.
Reprinted by order of the House of Representatives, November 4, 1808.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON POST-OFFICE AND POST ROADS, ON WHAT ALTER-
ATIONS AND AMENDMENTS WERE NECESSARY.
Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno. 1792. pp. (2). fol.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE ON THE SUBJECT OF THE COD AND WHALE
FISHERIES, MADE CONFORMABLY TO AN ORDER OF THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTA-
TIVES OP THE UNITED STATES, REFERRING TO HIM THE REPRESENTATION OF THE
GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ON THOSK SUBJECTS ;
FEB. 1, 1791.
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. M.DCC.XCII.
pp. (45). 8vo. LOC.
REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY, ON THE ACT FOR LAYING DUTIES
ON SPIRITS, *c. READ IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MARCH 6, 1792.
[Philadelphia: ] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1792.] pp. (20). fol.
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, ON THE SUBJECT OP THE PUB-
LIC DEBT. PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FEBRUARY 7Tii, 1792.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1792.] pp. (15). fol.
AAS. JCB. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY RESPECTING THE REDEMPTION
OF THE PUBLIC DEBT; AND THE REIMBURSEMENT OP THE LOAN MADE OF THE
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REP-
RESENTATIVES.
[10.] fol
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1792.] pp. (2), (2),
AAS. BA. JCB. LOC. RIHS.
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24929
24930
UNITED STATES, continued.
KETUKN op DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE, ALSO ON EXPORTS: TRANS-
MITTED TO THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES BY THE SECRETARY OP THE TREAS-
URY, MARCH 28, 1792.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine. [1792.] pp. (2), 9, fold-
ed table, fol. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
— THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY, PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES OP THE STH INSTANT, DIRECTING THE SAID SECRE-
TARY TO REPORT TO THE HOUSE HIS OPINION OP THE BEST MODE OP RAISING THE
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES REQUISITE FOR THE ENSUING YEAR. MARCH 16.
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1792.]
pp. 8. fol. BA. NYPL.
THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY, TO WHOM THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTA-
TIVES WERE PLEASED TO REFER THE SEVERAL PETITIONS ENUMERATED IN THE
LISTS HEREWITH TRANSMITTED, MARKED A. B. & C, RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS THE
FOLLOWING REPORT. [On claimsin consequence of the late war. April IB, 1792.]
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, 1792.] pp. (3). fol. BA. LOC. NYPL.
24931
24932
24933
24934
24935
- THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE SEVERAL
PETITIONS IN THE LIST HEREUNTO ANNEXED SPECIFIED — RESPECTFULLY MAKES THE
FOLLOWING REPORT THEREUPON, . . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON. NOVEMBER 19,
1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1792.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
- THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY, TO WHOM WERE REFERRED BY THE HOUSE
OP REPRESENTATIVES, THE SEVERAL PETITIONS SPECIFIED, IN THE LIST HERE-
WITH, PRAYING THE RENEWAL OF CERTAIN CERTIFICATES WHICH ARE ALLEDGED
[sic] TO HAVE BEEN DESTROYED OR LOST, RESPECTFULLY MAKES THE FOLLOWING
REPORT THEREUPON . . . APRIL 18, 1792.
[ Philadelphia :J Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine. [1792.]
pp. 11. fol. BA. JOB. NYPL. RIHS.
- THE SECRETARY OP THE TREASURY TO WHOM WERE REFERRED CERTAIN PAPERS
CONCERNING A MARINE HOSPITAL, AT THE TOWN OF WASHINGTON IN THE STATE
OP VIRGINIA, AND A MEMORIAL OF THE MARINE SOCIETY OP BOSTON, ON THE
SUBJECT OP MARINE HOSPITALS RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS THK FOLLOWING REPORT
. . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON. APRIL 17TH 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1792.] Broadside, fol.
LOC. NYPL.
- SPEECH OP THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO BOTH HOUSES OP CON-
GRESS, NOVEMBER 6, 1792. [Three columns.] Go. WASHINGTON. UNITED STATES.
NOVEMBER 6, 1792.
[Philadelphia: 1792.] Broadside, fol. AAS.
- A TABLE OP POST-OPPICES IN THE UNITED STATES; WITH THEIR DISTANCE
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
I Philadelphia: 1792.] 8vo.
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VALUES
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UNITED STATES, continued.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER 26, 1791. SIR, I HAVE THE HONOR TO
SEND HEREWITH A REPORT, ON THE PETITION OF CATHARINE GREENE, PURSUANT
TO A REFERENCE OF THE HOUSE OF THE 5TH OF MARCH, 1790, . . . ALEX-
ANDER HAMILTON.
[Philadelphia: Printed by John Fenno, 1792.] pp. (2), (2), (5)— (35).
fol. LOC. NYPL. RIHS.
24937
24938
24939
24940
24941
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, JANUARY 23, 1792. SIR, I HAVE THE HONOR TO
SEND HEREWITH A REPORT [on a surplus of revenue appropriated to the reduc-
tion of the public debt] PURSUANT TO THE ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, OF THE 19TH INSTANT; . . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
[Philadelpliia: Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1792.] pp. [4.] fol.
BA. LOC. Rins.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, FEBRUARY 28TH, 1792. SIR, MY SPECIE
ACCOUNT, ENDING THE 318T DECEMBER, 1791, HAVING PASSED THE TREASURY,
PERMIT ME (THROUGH YOU) TO LAY IT BEFORE THE HONORABLE THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, . . . SAMUEL MEREDITH, TREASURER OF THE UNITED
STATES.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1792.] pp. 11. fol.
AAS. BA. LOC.
- THE TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES. ACCOUNTS OF PAYMENTS AND RE-
CEIPTS OF PUBLIC MONIES. [January 1-September 20, 1792.] PRESENTED TO
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, NOVEMBER 6, 1792.
I Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine. 1792.] pp. 07. fol.
AAS. BA.
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MARCH 16, 1792. THE SECRETARY OF THE TREAS-
URY, PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
8TH INSTANT, DIRECTING THE SAID SECRETARY TO REPORT TO THE HOUSE HIS
OPINION OF THE BEST MODE OF RAISING THE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES REQUISITE FOR
THE ENSUING YEAR, RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING REPORT. . . .
[Colophon:]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine.
[1792.] pp. (8). fol.
AAS. BA. LOC. RIHS.
24942
24943
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, APRIL 16TH, 1792. SIR, I HAVE THE HONOR TO
TRANSMIT HEREWITH A REPORT TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ACCOM-
PANYING AN ESTIMATE OF SUMS NECESSARY TO BE APPROPRIATED IN ADDITION TO
THOSE PROVIDED FOR BY THE ACT PASSED THE 23D DECEMBER 1791. . . .
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1792.] pp. (2). fol.
BA. LOC.
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DEC. 7, 1792. SIR, I HAVE THE HONOR HEREWITH
TO TRANSMIT CERTAIN STATEMENTS, PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE 13TH ULTIMO, RELATIVE TO THE DISBURSEMENTS
MADE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR; ALSO, COPY OF A LETTER FROM THE COMP-
TROLLER OF THE TREASURY ON THE SUBJECT; . . . ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine, 1792.] pp. [8.] fol.
JCB. LOC. RIHS.
- UNITED STATES, IN SENATE, APRIL 4, 1792. THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM THE
SUBJECTS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES WAS REFERRED,— REPORT . . . [Colo-
phon :]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by John Fenno. [1792.] pp. (2). fol. LOC.
AUCTION
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24944
UNITED STATES, continued.
— — UNITED STATES, JANUARY THE 16iH, 1792. SIR, As TIIE CIRCUMSTANCES
WHICH HAVE ENGAGED THE UNITED STATES IN THE PRESENT INDIAN WAR MAY
SOME OF THEM BE OUT OP THE PUBLIC RECOLLECTION, AND OTHERS PERHAPS BE
UNKNOWN, IT MAY APPEAR ADVISABLE THAT YOU PREPARE AND PUBLISH, FROM AU-
THENTIC DOCUMENTS, A STATEMENT OF THOSE CIRCUMSTANCES, AS WELL AS OF THE
MEASURES WHICH HAVE BEEN TAKEN, FROM TIME TO TIME, FOR TIIE RE-ESTAB-
LISHMENT OF PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP. WHEN THE COMMUNITY ARE CALLED UPON
FOR CONSIDERABLE EXERTIONS TO RELIEVE A PART WHICH IS SUFFERING UNDER
THE HAND OF AN ENEMY, IT IS DESIRABLE TO MANIFEST THAT DUE PAINS HAVE
BEEN TAKEN BY THOSE ENTRUSTED WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF THEIR AFFAIRS
TO AVOID THE EVIL. G. WASHINGTON. THE SECRETARY FOR THE DEPARTMENT
OF WAR.
THE CAUSES OF THE EXISTING HOSTILITIES BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES,
AND CERTAIN TRIBES OF INDIANS NORTH-WEST OF THE OlIIO, STATED AND EX-
PLAINED FROM OFFICIAL AND AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS, AND PUBLISHED IN
OBEDIENCE TO THE ORDERS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. [Five
columns.] H. KNOX, SECRETARY OF WAR. WAR DEPARTMENT, JAN. 26, 1792.
[Colophon :]
Philadelphia, Printed by D. C. Claypoole. [1792.] Broadside, fol. NYHS.
24945
- UNITED STATES, NOVEMBER THE 22D, 1792. GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE,
AND OK THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I SEND YOU HEREWITH THE ABSTRACT
OF A SUPPLEMENTARY ARRANGEMENT WHICH HAS BEEN MADE BY ME, PURSUANT
TO TIIE ACTS OF THE THIRD DAY OF MARCH, 1791, AND THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY
1792, FOR RAISING A REVENUE UPON FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DISTILLED SPIRITS,
IN RESPECT TO THE SUBDIVISIONS AND OFFICERS WHICH HAVE APPEARED TO ME
NECESSARY, AND TO THE ALLOWANCES FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE SERVICES TO THE
SUPERVISORS, INSPECTORS, AND OTHER OFFICERS OF INSPECTION; TOGETHER WITH
ESTIMATES OF THE AMOUNT OF COMPENSATIONS AND CHARGES. GO: WASHINGTON.
[Colophon :]
[Philadelphia:] Printed by Childs and Swaine.
[1792.] pp. [7.] fol.
BA. LOC.
24946
24947
24948
WAR DEPARTMENT. AUGUST 6, 1792. INFORMATION is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
THE MILITARY INVALIDS OF THE UNITED STATES THAT THE SUMS TO WHICH THEY
ARE ENTITLED FOR SIX MONTHS OF THEIR ANNUAL PENSION, . . . WILL BE PAID
BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE LOANS WITHIN THE STATES RESPECTIVELY UNDER
THE USUAL REGULATIONS, viz. . . . [Form of application.] H. KNOX, SECRE-
TARY OF WAR.
[Philadelphia: Printed by Childs and Swaine. 1792.] Broadside.
[U. S. arms.] THE UNITED STATES CHRONICLE: POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND
HISTORICAL. [K. I. arms.] VOL. ix. No. 417. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — No.
468, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Published by Bennett Wheeler, in Westminster-Street, Providence. 1792.
fol. A AS. NYPL.
In June, the Printing-Office was removed to the Market-House chambers.
THE UNIVERSAL ASYLUM, AND COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR [JANUARY — JUNE] 1792.
VOL. [iv.] [Cut.]
Philadelphia: Printed for t7te Proprietors, by William Young, Bookseller,
aVo. 52, Second-Street. [1792.] pp. (2), 883, (1), 50, (6), plan of Washington.
8VO. AAS. HC. JCB. LOC.
AUCTION
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24950
24951
24952
24953
24954
24955
24956
THE UNIVERSAL ASYLUM, continued.
THE UNIVERSAL ASYLUM AND COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOB [JULY-DECEMBER]
1792. VOL. [v.] [Cut]
Philadelphia: Printed for the Proprietors by W. Young Bookseller No. 52
Second Street. [1792.] pp. (2), 432, (4), (4). 8vo. AAS. HC. JOB. LOC.
Owing to an official ruling denying monthly publications the use
of the mails, the Proprietors relinquished their undertaking and pub-
lication ceased with the December number. A futile attempt was made,
by John Parker, to continue it as The Columbian Magazine, or Universal
Asylum, of which a single number was issued in January, 1793.
AUCTION
ViLUHS
THE UNIVERSAL TONTINE.
ABTICLES OP ASSOCIATION.
[Philadelphia: 1792.]
PP
21. 8vo.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
EVANGELICAL PSALMS, HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS; SELECTED FROM VARIOUS
AUTHORS, . . . AND PUBLISHED BY A COMMITTEE OF THE CONVENTION OF THE
CHURCHES BELIEVING IN THE RESTITUTION OP ALL MEN, MET IN PHILADELPHIA,
MAY 25, 1791.
Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Dobson, 1792. 12mo. BM.
PSALMS, HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS; SELECTED AND ORIGINAL. DESIGNED
FOB THE USE OF THE CHURCH UNIVEBSAL IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVOTION.
[Four lines of quotations.]
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews. Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. (2), (2), (8), (12), 267, (9). 12mo.
AAS. NYPL.
Compiled by George Richards and Oliver W. Lane, for Rev. John Mur-
ray's Church, in Boston. 37th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued
to George Richards and Oliver W. Lane, as Authors, 15 October, 1792.
VAN SOLINGEN, HENRY M.
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON WORMS OF THE HUMAN INTESTINES, ... AT
QUEEN'S COLLEGE, NEW-JERSEY.
New-York: Printed by T. & J. Swords, 1792. pp. 32. 8vo. SGO.
DER VERBESSERTE HOCH-DEUTSCHE AMERICANISCHH LAND UNO STAATS CALEN-
DER. AUF DAS JAHR . . . 1793. ZUM NUENTENMAL HERAUSGEGEBEN.
Friedrich Sladt, Maryland: Gedruekt bey Matthias Bartgis. [1792.]
VERMONT. STATE.
ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF VERMONT, AT
THEIR SESSION AT RUTLAND, IN OCTOBER. 1792. WESTERN DISTRICT.
Rutland: Printed by order of the Legislature, at the Press of Anthony lias-
well. [1792.] pp. 95. 8vo. AAS.
- THE CONSTITUTION OF VERMONT, AS BEVISED AND AMENDED BY THE COUNCIL
OF CENSOHS, AT THEIB SESSION HOLDEN IN RUTLAND, OCTOBER 1792.
Printed by order of the Council. By Anthony Haswell, Printer for the
State in the Western District, at the Rutland Press. [1792.]
377
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1792
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24957
24958
24959
24960
24961
24962
24963
VERMONT, continued.
A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF VERMONT, AT THEIR SESSION AT WINDSOR, OCTOBER 13'rn, 1791. [ — 8 NO-
VEMBER, 1791.]
Printed at Windsor by Alden Spooner, Printer to the State. MDCCXCII.
pp. 49. 4to. AAS. LOC.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF CENSORS OF THE STATE OF VERMONT, AT
THEIR SESSIONS HOLDEN AT RUTLAND, IN THE TEAR 1792. PUBLISHED BY ORDER
OF THE COUNCIL, FOR THE INSPECTION OF THE PEOPLE, IN CONFORMITY TO THE
XLTH SECTION OF THE CONSTITUTION. AND FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF A CON-
VENTION OF THE FREEMEN OF THIS STATE, TO CONVENE AT WINDSOR, ON THE
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF JULY 1793.
Printed by Anthony Ilaswell in Rutland. MDCC,XCII. pp. 80. 8vo. JCB.
[Vt. arms.] THE VERMONT GAZETTE. [U. S. arms.] [Motto.] VOL. ix. NUMB.
32. WHOLE NUMB. 448. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, [ — No. 31 OF VOL. x. WHOLE NO.
499. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1792.]
Printed and published (every Monday) by Anthony Haswell, at his Office, a
few rods south of the Courthouse, Bennington. 1792. fol.
THE VERMONT [cut] JOURNAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. VOL. ix. No.
440. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — No. 452. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1792.]
Windsor : Printed by Alden Spooner, Printer to the State of Vermont. 1792.
fol.
Continued as, Spanner's Vermont Journal.
VERSCHIEDENE ALTER UND NEUERK GESCHICHTEN VON ERSCHEINUNGEN DER
GEISTKR, UND ETWAS VON DEM ZDSTAND DER SEELEN NACH DEM TODE NEBST
VERSCHIEDENEN GKSCHICIITERN SOLCHEH DIE AUCII JETZO NOCH IM L.EBEN SIND.
VlKRTE AUFLAGE.
Chesnuthill, Oedruckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792. pp. 168. 12mo. PSL.
VINALL, JOHN
THE PRECEPTOR'S ASSISTANT, on STUDENT'S GUIDE: BEING A SYSTEMATICAL TREAT-
ISE OF ARITHMETIC, BOTH VULGAR AND DECIMAL; CALCULATED FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS, COUNTING-HOUSES, AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. WHEREIN THE MOST PRAC-
TICAL BRANCHES OF THAT IMPORTANT ART ARE LAID DOWN IN SO PLAIN AND CON-
CISE A MANNER, THAT PERSONS OF COMMON CAPACITY MAY BECOME ACQUAINTED,
IN A SHORT TIME, WITH THAT BENEFICIAL SCIENCE. BY JOHN VlNALL, TEACHER
OF THE MATIIEMATICK8 AND WRITING, IN BOSTON. "MATHEMATICA EST ARS
ARTIUM."
Printed at Uoston, by P. Edes, for Thomas & Andrews, Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury-Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 288. 12mo. AAS. BA. NYPL.
Dedicated to John Hancock, Governor of Massachusetts. Approved
by the School Committee of Boston. Contains a four-page list of sub-
scriber's names. 31st Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to John
Vinall, as Author, 21 May, 1792.
VIRGINIA. STATE.
ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CAPITOL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY
ONE [ — 20 December, 1791.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Dams, Printer for the Public. M,DCC,-
XCI. [1792.] pp. [44.] fol. HSP. LOC. NYPL. VSL.
1792
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24964
24965
24966
24967
24968
24969
24970
24971
24972
VIRGINIA, continued.
DRAUGHTS OF SUCH BILLS, AS HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY THE COMMITTEE AP-
POINTED UNDER THE ACT INTITULED, "AN ACT, TO AMEND AN ACT, INTITULED,
AN ACT, CONCERNING A NEW EDITION OF THE LAWS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH,
REFORMING CERTAIN RULES OF LEGAL CONSTRUCTION, AND PROVIDING FOR THE
DUE PUBLICATION OF THE LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF EACH SESSION," PASSED ON
THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUN-
DRED AND NINETY, ON THE SUBJECTS OF THOSE LAWS WHICH FROM THEIR MULTI-
PLICITY REQUIRE TO BE REDUCED INTO SINGLE ACTS. TRANSMITTED TO THE EX-
ECUTIVE ON THE TWENTY-SIXTH OF MARCH, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-TWO, IN ORDER TO BE PRINTED. VOL. I.
Riclimond: Printed by Augustine Davis, Printer for the Public. M,DCC,-
XCII. pp, (2), [194.] fol, ' LOC. VSL.
The interleaved copy in the Virginia State Library has corrections and
additions in manuscript.
DRAUGHTS OF SUCH BILLS, AS HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY THE COMMITTEE
APPOINTED UNDER THE ACT, . . . TRANSMITTED TO THE EXECUTIVE ON THE
EIGHTEENTH OF AUGUST, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO, IN
ORDER TO BE PRINTED. VOL. II.
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Dams, Printer for the Public. M,DCC,-
XCII. pp. [90.] fol. LOC. VSL.
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
BEGUN AND HELD AT THE CAPITOL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-
ONE [ — 20 December, 1791.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Dams, Printer for the Public. M,DCC,-
XCI. [1792.] pp. [147.] fol. LOC. VSL.
— JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA. OCTOBER SESSION, ANNO DOM. 1791.
[ — 20 December, 1791.] [Ornament.]
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson, two doors above the Eagle-Tavern.
M,VCC,XCI [we 1792.] pp. [72.] fol. LOC.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK FOB THE YEAR 1793.
Norfolk: Printed and sold by Baxter and Wilson., at their Office near the
Town-Point. [1792.]
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793. BEING THE FIRST
AFTER LEAP YEAR. AND THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CAL-
CULATED TO ANSWER EITHER VIRGINIA OR NORTH-CAROLINA. THE TWELVE
SIGNS OF THE ZODIACK. [Six lines.]
Petersburg: Printed by William Prentis. [1792.] pp. [36.] ISmo. NYPL.
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1793; BEING THE FIRST
AFTER LEAP-YEAR, AND THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Three
lines from] YOUNG.
Richmond: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by James Carey, at his
Printing-Office, near Shocka Warehouse. [1792.] pp. (32). 16mo. LOC. VHS.
THE VIRGINIA AND FARMER'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YKAR 1793.
Winchester: Printed and sold by Richard Bowen. [1792.]
VIRGINIA CHRONICLE AND PORTSMOUTH GENERAL ADVERTISER. No. 146? SAT-
URDAY, JUNE 9? [ — No. 175. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Norfolk: Printed by Daniel Baxter and Thomas Wilton, at their Printing-
Office, near the Town Point. . . . 1792. fol.
In continuation of The Norfolk and Portsmouth Chronicle.
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24973 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER. [Motto.] VOL. in. No.
128. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. iv. No. 179. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,
1792.]
Alexandria: Printed by Hanson and Bond. 1792. fol.
24974 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. vi. NUMB. 313.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, [ — VOL. vn. NUMB. 335. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26.
1792.]
[Richmond :] Printed by Aug. Davis, Printer for the Public. 1792. fol.
24975 VIRGINIA GAZETTE AND PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER. VOL. vi. No. 288. THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. vn. No. 339. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
Petersburg: Printed by William Prentii. 1792. fol.
24976 THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE, AND WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 479. FRIDAY, JANUARY
6, [—NUMBER 517. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1792.]
Published by Thomas Nicolson, two doors above the Eagle-Tavern, Rich-
mond. 1792. fol.
24977 THE VIRGINIA HERALD & FREDERICKSBURG ADVERTISER. VOL. v. NUMB. 240.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMB. 291. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Fredericksburg : Printed by Timothy Green. 1792. fol.
24978 THE VOCAL MUSE; OR LADIES SONGSTER: CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF ELEGANT
SONGS, SELECTED FROM BRITISH AND AMERICAN AUTHORS.
[Philadelphia :] Publisfted and sold at Messrs. T. Dobnon and W. Young's
Book Stores, Second Street, also at Mr. If. Kammerer's Store, No. 24, North Third
Street. 1792.
24979 WALKER, JAMES L.
PAINTING IN GENERAL. BY JAMES L. WALKER, MARKET-STREET, NEAR THE COURT-
HOUSE, BALTIMORE. SIGN OP THE PAINTING MUSE. . . .[Colophon:]
Baltimore : Printed by Philip Edwards, in Market-Street, nearly opposite
the Card Manufactory. [1792.] Broadside, fol. LOC.
24980 WARING, WILLIAM
THE NEW-JERSEY ALMANACK FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD 1793; BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR, AND THE EIGHTEENTH YEAR OF AMERICAN IN-
DEPENDENCE AFTER THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT. [Fourteen lines.] CAREFULLY CAL-
CULATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF PHILADELPHIA, BY WlLLIAM
WARING.
Trenton: Printed and sold by Isaac Collins. [1792.] pp. (44). 12mo. LOC.
24981 POOR WILL'S ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD 1793 ; BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR: [Nineteen lines.] THE ASTRONOMICAL CAL-
CULATIONS BY WILLIAM WARING.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, No. 87, Sigh-Street.
[1792.] pp. (44), (4). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
24982 POOR WILL'S POCKET ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH 1793; BEING THE FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP-YEAR. [Eighteen lines.]
Philadelphia : Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, No. 87, High Street.
[1792.] pp. (40). 48mo. LOC.
24983 POULSON'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LOKD, 1793;
BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR. [Three lines. Constellation. Three lines.]
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Zachariah Poulton, junior, No. 30,
Fourth-Street, Jtenr the University. [1792.] pp. (40). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
The astronomical calculations of this Almanac, by William Waring.
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WARING, WILLIAM, continued.
— THE SOUTH-CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMANAC, FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD,
1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER LEAP YEAR, AND (TILL THE 4TH OF JULY) THE
SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Four lines.] BY WlLLIAM WAR-
ING. ["Six lines. Ornament/]
Charleston: Printed by Markland & AT Tver, No. 47, Bay. [1792.] pp.
(40). 12mo. LOC.
WARREN. RHODE ISLAND. WARREN ASSOCIATION.
MINUTES OF THE WARREN ASSOCIATION HELD AT THE BAPTIST MEETING-HOUSE IN
HARVARD. M,DCC,XCII.
Printed by S. Hall, in Boston. MDCCXCII. pp. 11, (1). 12mo.
AAS. BM. JCB.
THE WASHINGTON SPY. VOL. n. NUM. 74. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — VOL. in.
NUM. 125. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Elizabeth (Hager'i) Town, Printed by Stewart Herbert, 1792. fol.
WATERHOUSE, BENJAMIN 1754 - 1846
THE RISE, PROGRESS, AND PRESENT STATE OF MEDICINE. A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED
AT CONCORD, JULY 6iH, 1791, BEFORE THE MIDDLESEX MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
BY B. WATERHOUSE, M. D. PROFESSOR OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIC
IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION.
[One line of Latin from] SALLUST.
Boston: Printed by Thomas and John Fleet. M.DCC.XCII. pp. xii, 31.
8VO. . AA8. BA. BM. HC. JCB. MHS. NYHS. NYPL. SGO.
WATTS, ISAAC 1674 - 1748
HOH/E LYRIC2E. POEMS, CHIEFLY OF THE LYRIC KIND, IN THREE BOOKS. SACRED,
I. TO DEVOTION AND PIETY. II. VIRTUE, HONOUR AND FRIENDSHIP. III. To THE
MEMORY OF THE DEAD. BY I. WATTS, D. D. THE TENTH EDITION, CORRECTED.
[Three lines of Latin from] HOH. OD. I. IMITAT.
New-York: Printed by Hugh Oaine, at the Bible, in Hanover-Square. 1792.
24989
24990
25991
25992
i LYRICS. POEMS CHIEFLY OF THE LYRIC KIND. IN THREE BOOKS.
SACRED i. To DEVOTION AND PIETY, n. To VIRTUE, HONOUR, AND FRIENDSHIP.
in. To THE MEMORY OF THE DEAD. BY I. WATTS, D. D. [Three lines of Latin
from] HOR. OD. i. IMITAT.
P7iiladelp7iia : Printed by R. Aitken & Son, No. 22. Market Street.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. 277. 24mo. ' AAS.
- HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS, i. COLLECTED FROM THE
SCRIPTURES. 11. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS, in. PREPARED FOR THE
LORD'S SUPPER. BY I. WATTS, D. D. [Five lines of quotations.]
New-York: Printed for Berry and Rogers and John Reid. M.DCC.XCII.
pp. 285. 12mo. JCB. NYPL.
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.
New-York: Printed and sold by William Durell. 1792.
- DR. WATTS' PLAIN AND EASY CATECHISMS FOR CHILDREN, AND PRESERVATIVE
FROM THE SINS AND FOLLIES OF CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH; TO WHICH IS ADDED THE
SHORTER CATECHISM OF THE ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES AT WESTMINSTER, WITH
EXPLANITORY [sic] NOTES.
Exeter: Printed and sold by Henry Runlet — 1792. pp. 96. 24mo. LOC.
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WATTS, ISAAC, continued.
THE YOUNG CHILD'S CATECHISM, TO BEGIN AT THREE on FOUR YEARS' OLD.
Hartford: Printed by Hudson & Goodwin. 1792. pp. 14. 16mo.
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseudonym
THE MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-HAMPSIIIKE ALMANACK, FOR THE YKAR OF OUR LORD,
1793. [Portrait of Author. Four lines.]
Boston: Printed and told by J. Wliite and C. Cambridge, near Charles
River Bridge. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
The Author's Greeting, says: Given under my hand, at my cottage a
few miles from Boston, the 12th day of September, in the year of our
Lord, 1792. A. Weatherwise.
THE NEW-ENGLAND CALLENDAR : OR ALMANACK, FOK THE YEAH OF OUR LORD,
1793. ... BY ABRAHAM WEATHERWISE.
Boston: Printed and sold by Natltaniel Coverly . . . [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo.
THE FIRST EDITION OF THE WEAVERS' DRAFT-BOOK, AND CLOTHIERS' ASSISTANT,
PRINTED ON A BEAUTIFUL COPPERPLATE, CONTAINING A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
52 DRAFTS IN THE FIGURED LINE OF WEAVING, WITH PROPER DIRECTIONS HOW
TO DRAW IN, TIE UP, AND TREAD DOWN EACH FIGURE, AND TO SIZE COTTON WARPS;
TOGETHER WITH SOME VALUABLE RECEIPTS IN THE DYING-LINE, ALL PERFORMED
WITH AMERICAN MATERIALS. IT is HOPED THE REAL FRIENDS TO AMERICAN
MANUFACTURES WILL ENCOURAGE THIS WORK, AS IT IS CALCULATED AND DESIGNED
TO DIFFUSE MANUFACTURING KNOWLEDGE THROUGH THE STATES, AND IS THE
FIRST BOOK OF THE KIND THAT HAS EVER MADE ITS APPEARANCE IN AMERICA (OH
PERHAPS IN EUROPE). THE DYING-RECEIPTS ARE VALUABLE, AND THE WHOLE
CALCULATED FOR THE DOMESTIC USE OF THE FARMER AND MANUFACTURER.
Baltimore: Sold, wholesale and retail, by John & George Hagerty, Station-
ers, in Water-Street. 1792.
"Compiled by an experienced weaver, of Harford County, in this State."
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 ARE 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.
AUTHOR OF "DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OF ESSAYS
AND FUGITIVE WRITINGS," *C. THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S SECOND EDITION. WlTH
MANY CORRECTIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS, BY THE AUTHOR. [TWO lines from]
MlRABEAU.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrew! at Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. Sold, wholesale and retail, at their Bookstore; by
said Tliomas at his Bookstore in Worcester, and by the Booksellers in town and
country. MDCCXCII. pp. 239, (1), portrait. 12mo. AAS. BM. NYPL.
The frontispiece portrait of Noah Webster, jun. esq. is headed: Part in.
Thomas & Andrews's second edition.
— 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 THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND POLITICKS OFTHE 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 GRAMMATI-
CAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN'H, ESQUIRE.
THE SEVENTH CONNECTICUT EDITION. [Two lines from] MIRABEAU.
Hartford: Printed and sold by Hudson and Oooduin. [With the privilege
of copy-right.] M,DCC,XCII. pp. [252.] 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR, continued.
THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK: CONTAINING AN BAST STANDARD OF PRONUN-
CIATION. BEING THE FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ENG-
LISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OF "DISSERTA-
TIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE." "COLLECTION OF ESSAYS AND FUGITIVE
WRITINGS" &c. THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S FOURTH EDITION.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. At Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. BM.
— THE AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK : CONTAINING AN EASY STANDARD OF PRO-
NUNCIATION. BEING THE FIRST PART OF A GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTE OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN'B, ESQUIRE. THE FOURTEENTH
EDITION.
New-York: Printed for Samuel Campbell, Robert Hodge, . . . 1792.
Advertised by Samuel Campbell as "A neat and accurate edition (being
the fourteenth of the American Spelling Book,) with plates, improve-
ments, and frontispiece." Under date of September 15, 1792, the
Author states, in the Connecticut Journal that the fourteenth edition
of his Spelling book, printed in New York, for Samuel Campbell,
Robert Hodge, &c. this year, is "the most incorrect edition he had ever
seen. There are in it between two and three hundred errors in print-
ing, great numbers of them very material ones, not to say anything of
two or three sheets of the work which are printed on bad paper and old
worn out letters: . . . that on account of the multitude of errors in
this edition, I utterly disclaim it."
25001
25002
25003
- 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 SECOND. CONTAIN-
ING A PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRIN-
CIPLES AND IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE.
AUTHOR OF "DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OF ES-
SAYS AND FUGITIVE WRITINGS," &C. THOMAS AND ANDREWS'S SECOND EDITION.
WITH MANY CORRECTIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS, BY THE AUTHOR.
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. At Fausfs
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. Sold, wholesale and retail, at their Bookstore; by
said Thomas at Ms Bookstore in Worcester, and by the Booksellers in town and
country. MDCCXCII. pp. 120, portrait, 12mo. AAS. BU. HC. LOG. NYPL. YC.
The frontispiece portrait of Noah Webster, jun. esq. is headed: Part n.
Thomas & Andrews's second edition.
- — 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 SECOND. CONTAIN-
ING A PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR, GROUNDED ON THE TRUE PRINCIPLES
AND IDIOMS OF THE LANGUAGE. BY NOAH WEBSTER, JUN. ESQUIRE. AUTHOR OF
"DISSERTATIONS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE," "COLLECTION OF ESSAYS AND FU-
GITIVE WRITINGS," &C. THE THIRD CONNECTICUT EDITION.
Printed at Hartford, by Hudson and Goodwin. MDCCXCII. pp. 131.
12mO. BM. LOC. YC.
In this edition the Appendix is enlarged and rewritten.
- THE PROMPTER: OR A COMMENTARY ON COMMON SAYINGS AND SUBJECTS,
WHICH ARE FULL OF COMMON SENSE, THE BEST SENSE IN THE WORLD. "TO SEE
ALL OTHERS FAULTS AND FEEL OUR OWN."
Albany: Printed by Charles R. & George Webster. 1792. pp. 92. 16ino.
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WEBSTER, NOAH, JUNIOR, continued.
— THE PROMPTER; OR A COMMENTARY ON COMMON SAYINGS AND SUBJECTS,
WHICH ARE FULL OF COMMON SENSE, THE BEST SENSE IN THE WORLD. "To SEE
ALL OTHERS FAULTS AND FEEL OUR OWN."
Printed at Boston, by /. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, at Faust's Statue, No.
45, Newbury Street. MDCCXCII. pp. 96. 12mo. AAB. BM. LOC. NYPL. YC.
— THE PROMPTER; OH A COMMENTARY ON COMMON SAYINGS AND SUBJECTS,
WHICH ARE FULL OF COMMON SENSE, THE BEST SENSE IN THE WORLD. "TO SEE
ALL OTHERS FAULTS AND FEEL OUK OWN."
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green and Son. 1792.
THE PROMPTER; OR A COMMENTARY ON COMMON SAYINGS AND SUBJECTS,
WHICH ARE FOLL OF COMMON SENSE, THE BEST SENSE IN THE WORLD. "To SEE
ALL OTHERS FAULTS AND FEEL OUR OWN."
Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist, 1792.
THE PROMPTER: TO WHICH is ADDED THE WHISTLE, A TRUE STORY; BY
DR. FRANKLIN. I HAVE SEEN, AND i HAVE NOT SEEN ; BY GOVERNOR LIVINGSTON.
REMARKABLE SPEECHES OF GOOD OLD ROGER PINDAR, ESQ. A VULGAR ERROR.
THE BEE. THE DRONE, IN ANSWER TO THE ABOVE, &c. &c. BEING AMERICAN
PRODUCTIONS, AND CALCULATED TO INSTRUCT AND AMUSE THE READER.
Burlington: Printed by Isaac Neale. M.DCC.XCII. pp. [50.] 12mo. NYPL.
THE WEEKLY MUSEUM. VOL. iv. NUMBER 191. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, [ — VOL.
v. NUMBER 242. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1792.]
New-York: Printed and published by John Harrisson, at his Printing-
Office, No. 3, Peck-Slip. 1792. 4to.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER. VOL. I. No. 6. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, [ — VOL. n. No. 5.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Norwich: Published by Ebenezer Bushnell, 24 rods west of the Meeling-
House. 1792. fol. LOC.
On June 7th, Ebenezer Bushne'l and Thomas Hubbard, his brother-in-
law "entered a partnership in the Printing and Stocking- Weaving bus-
iness, under the firm of Bushnell & Hubbard." A full-page index for
the first year forms a part of the issue for November 20th.
DIE WEGE UNO WERKE GOTTES IN DER SEELE.
Chesnuthill: Gedrvckt bey Samuel Saur. 1792. pp. 59. 12mo.
WESLEY, JOHN 1703 - 1791
EXPLANATORY NOTES UPON THE NEW TESTAMENT. BY JOHN WESLEY, M. A. LATE
FELLOW OF LINCOLN-COLLEGE, OXFORD. VOLUME THE SECOND [ — THIRD.] THE
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank: Sold by John Dickins, No
43, Fourth-Street, near the corner of Race-Street. MDCCXCII. 2vols. 8vo.
THE EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF ELIZABETH HOBSON; EXTRACTED FROM THE
15TH JOURNAL OF THE REV. MR. JOHN WESLEY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Johnson & Justice, Franklin's Head, No. 41,
Chesnvt street. 1792.
THE NATURE AND DESIGN OF CHRISTIANITY. EXTRACTED FROM A LATE AUTHOR.
[Moses Heminenway.] THE NINTH EDITION. [Two lines of verse.]
Providence: Reprinted by John Carter. M,DCC,XCII. pp. (16). 8vo.
Reprinted in Boston, in 1804. AAS. NYPL.
THOUGHTS UPON SLAVERY.
Philadelphia: Printed by Parry Hall, No. 149, in Cheinut Street; and
sold by John JDickins. 1792.
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WEST, BENJAMIN 1730 - 1813
AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY, KALKNDAR, OR, ALMANACK, FOR THE TBAR OF OUR LORD,
1793. AND FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD 5742. AND, TILL JULY 4iH,
THE 17TH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BEING THE FLRST AFTER BISSEXTILE
OR LEAP YEAR. WHEREIN ARK CONTAINED. ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO SUCH A
COMPOSITION. ADAPTED TO THE HORIZON AND MERIDIAN OF HARTFORD, LAT. 41
DKG. 54 MIN. TO THE WESTWARD OF THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH
(ACCORDING TO THE LATEST OBSERVATIONS) — BUT MAY SERVE INDIFFERENTLY FOS
ALL THE TOWNS IN CONNECTICUT AND ADJACENT STATES. By ISAAC BlCKERSTAFF,
ESQ. [Four lines of verse.]
Hartford: Printed for Nathaniel Patten. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo.
AAS. CHS.
Apparently the same as Strong's Astronomical diary, etc. for 1793.
Printed for Nathaniel Patten this year.
BICKEHSTAFF'S GENUINE BOSTON ALMANACK OR FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR
1793. FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR; SEVENTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. [Cut of
astronomer taking observation.]
[Bonton:] Printed by E. Russell, cheap to travelling-traders and others.
[1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE BOSTON ALMANACK OR FEDERAL CALENDAR, FOR
1793. FIRST AFTER LEAP-YEAR; SEVENTEENTH OF INDEPENDENCY. [Cut of
astronomer taking observation.] SECOND EDITION.
[Botton : / Printed by E. Rustell, cheap to travelling-traders and others.
[1792.] pp. (24). 12ino. NYPL.
BICKERSTAFF'S GENUINE MASSACHUSETTS, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE-
ISLAND, AND CONNECTICUT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1798.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathanitl Coverly. [1792.]
THE MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEWHAMPSHIRE, RHODE-ISLAND, AND
VERMONT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR LORD, 1793. [Cut.] . . . BY ISAAC
BlCKERSTAFF, ESQ.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel Coverly, by the gross, or single
dozen. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC.
— THE MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEWHAMPSHIHE, RHODE-ISLAND, AND
VERMONT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793. [Cut.] BEING FIRST
AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE 17TH OF THE INDKPENDENCE OF
AMERICA. CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDE OF BOSTON, BUT WILL SERVE FOR
EITHER OF THE ADJACENT STATES. BY ISAAC BlCKKRSTAFF, ESQ.
Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Coverly, and sold by James Gardner, nearly
opposite the Court-House Providence. [1792.] pp. (24). 12ino. AAS. NYPL.
— THE MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, NEWHAMPSHIRE, RHODE-ISLAND, AND
VERMONT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1793. ... BY ISAAC BICK-
ERSTAFF, ESQ.
Boston: Printed and sold by Wm. T. Clapp. No. 90, Newbury Street.
[1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS.
THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-
YEAR, AND THE SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, WHICH COM-
MENCED 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, near
t7ie State-House. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS- LOC. RIHS.
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WEST, BENJAMIN, continued.
— • THE NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, OR LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S DIARY, FOR
THE TEAR OF OUH LORD 1793. BY ISAAC BlCKERSTAFF, ESQ ; CONTAINING, BESIDES
THE USUAL ASTHONOMICAL CALCULATIONS (WHICH ARE ALLOWED TO BE VERY AC-
CURATE) A VARIETY OF MATTER, USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING.
Providence: Printed by John Carter. Sold by Jacob Richardson, esg; in
Newport. [1792.]
- BICKERSTAFF'S NEW-ENGLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1793. .
Printed at Norwich, by John Trumbull. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo.
A SHEET ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR 1793.
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, 1792.
Broadside, fol.
THE NEW-ENGLAND CALLENDAR [sic]: OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAH OF OUR
LORD, 1793. [Cut. Four lines.] By ISAAC BICKERSTAFFE.
Boston: Printed and sold by Nathaniel C overly, by the yross or single doz-
en. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. BPL. LOC
- WHEELER'S NORTH-AMEKICAN CALENDAR, OR AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD 1793: BEING THE FIRST AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR, AND THE
SEVENTEENTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. [Cut Of] ARMS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Printed at Providence, and sold by B. }V heeler by t7te grace, dozen or single,
cheap for cash. [1792.] pp. (24). 12mo. AAS. LOC. RIIIS.
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WESTERN ADVERTISER AND CHAMBERSBURG WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
DECEMBER, 1792.
Chambersburg : Printed by William Damson. 1792. fol.
JANUARY-
25031
THE WESTERN [cut] STAR. VOL. in. No. 6. WHOLE NO. 110. TUESDAY, JANUARY
3, [ — No. 161. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1792.]
Printed and published by Lor ing Andrews, Stockbridge (Massachusetts).
1792. fol. AAS.
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES.
THE SHORTER CATECHISM, WITH SCRIPTURE PROOFS AT LARGE. To WHICH is
ADDED, A FORM OF PRAYER, AND SCRIPTURE EXPRESSIONS, DESIGNED AS A GUIDE
TO YOUTH, IN THEIR FIRST ATTEMPTS IN THIS IMPORTANT DUTY.
Albany: Printed and sold by Charles S. & George Webster, 1792.
WETHERILL, SAMUEL 1736 - 1816
THE DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST PROVED; BEING A REPLY TO DR. JOSEPH PRIEST-
LEY'S "APPEAL TO THK SERIOUS AND CANDID "PROFESSORS OF CHRISTIANITY."
AND TO A PAMPHLET PUBLISHED BY LEWIS NlCHOLA, ENTITLED "TlIE DIVINITY
OF JESUS CHRIST, CONSIDERED FROM SCRIPTURE EVIDENCES, &c." WITH SOME
OBSERVATIONS UPON ARIANI8M. BY SAMUEL WETHERILL. [Seven lines of
Scripture texts.]
Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Bailey and Thomas Lang. • M,DCC,-
XCII. pp. (68), (1). 12mo. AAS.
AUCTION
VALUES
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AD
AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
386
25032
25033
25034
25035
25036
25037
25038
25039
WHELPLEY, SAMUEL, JUNIOR 1766 - 1817
ANIMADVERSIONS ON MR. [Jeremiah] DAY'S SERMON ON INFANT BAPTISM, WITH
SOME REMARKS ON THE MODE OF BAPTISM, AND POWER OF ORDINATION ; IN SEV-
ERAL LETTERS TO A FRIEND.
Danbury: Printed by Douglas & Ely. 1792. pp. 62, (1). 8vo.
WHITEPIELD, GEORGE 1714 - 1770
A SERMON, ON LUKE STH, 18. TAKE HEED THEREFORE HOW YOU HEAR. PREACHED
IN ONE OF THE CHURCHES IN LONDON. BY GEORGE WHITEFIKLD, BEFORE HE
EMBARKED THE FIRST TIME FOR GEORGIA. [Three lines from] MAT. 16. 26.
[Publisher's monogram.]
Re-printed, 1792. pp. (16). 8vo. JOB. NYPL.
WHITMAN, SAMUEL 1752 - 1827
Half-title : Two SERMONS, ON THE IMPORTANCE OF JUST AND ACCURATE DISTINCTIONS
IN PREACHING.
Title: Two SERMONS, THE SUBSTANCE OF WHICH WAS PREACHED AT THE ORDINA-
TION OF THE REV. MOSES HALLOCK, TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHUKCII IN
PLAINFIELD, JULY 11, 1792. BY SAMUEL WHITMAN, A. B. PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH IN GOSHEN. [Four lines from] APOSTLE PAUL.
Northampton: Printed by William Sutler. — 1792. pp. 43. 8vo.
AAS. BA. BM. JCB. NYPL.
WHITNEY, En 1765 - 1825
AN ORATION ON THE DEATH OF MR. ROBERT GRANT, A MEMBER OF THE SENIOR
CLASS, IN YALE-COLLEGE, CONNECTICUT: WHO DIED ON THE FOURTH OF APRIL,
1792, .STAT. xxin. BY ELI WHITNEY, A CLASSMATE OF THE DECEASED.
New-Haven: Printed by Ihomns and Samuel Green. [1792.] pp. (15).
8vo. AAS.
WILKINS, HENRY
AN ORIGINAL ESSAY ON ANIMAL MOTION, . . .
Philadelphia: 1792. 8vo. BM.
WILKINSON, EDWARD 1727 - 1809
WISDOM, A POEM.
Printed by M. Croswell, & Co. CatsTcill- Landing. 1792.
WILLIAM AND MARY. UNIVERSITY OF.
STATUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WILLIAM & MARY. [Ornament.]
Richmond : Printed by Augustine Davis, Printer for the Public.
XCII. pp. [16.] 16mo.
M,DCC,-
VSL.
WILLIAMS, HELEN MARIA 1762 - 1827
LETTERS FROM FRANCE: CONTAINING MANY NEW ANCEDOTES RELATIVE TO THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION, AND THE PRESENT STATE OF FRENCH MANNERS. BY HELEN
MARIA WILLIAMS. VOL. n.
Boston : Printed for Thomas and Andrews, David West, and E. Larkin,jun.
M.DCC.XCII. pp. (2), (2), 138. 12mo. AAS. NYPL.
The first volume, printed in 1791, with the title: "Letters on the French
Revolution."
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AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
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A D
25040
25041
25042
25043
25044
WILLIAMS, JONATHAN, JUNIOR 1750 - 1815
MEMOIR ON THE USE OP THE THERMOMETER IN NAVIGATION. PRESENTED TO THE
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, FOR PROMOTING
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. EXTRACTED FROM THE THIRD VOLUME OF THEIK TRANSAC-
TIONS.
Philadelphia: 1792. pp. 82. 4to. BM. NYHS.
WILLIAMS, NATHAN 1785 - 1829
AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING THE DESIGN AND IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM &
DISCIPLINE. IN WAY OF DIALOGUE BETWEEN A MINISTER AND HIS NEIGHBOUR. . . .
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. [70.] 8vo.
AAS. JCB. I.OC. MH8.
— AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING THE DESIGN AND IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTIAN
BAPTISM & DISCIPLINE. IN WAY OF DIALOGUE BETWEEN A MINISTER AND HIS
NEIGHBOUR. . . . [Five lines of quotations.] SECOND EDITION. [With an
appendix.]
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Faust's
Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street. M.DCC.XCIL pp. [70.] 8vo.
AA8. BA. JCB. LOC, MHS.
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL 1743 - 1817
THE EVIDENCE OF PERSONAL CHRISTIANITY, REPRESENTED IN A DISCOURSE DELIV-
ERED JUNE 17TH, 1792, AT RUTLAND, IN THE STATE OF VERMONT. BY SAMUEL
WILLIAMS, LL. D.
Printed in Rutland, [Vermont] by Anthony Ilaswell. M,DCC,XCII. pp.
32. 8vo. BM.
- THE LOVE OF OUR COUNTRY REPRESENTED AND URGED, IN A DISCOURSE, DE-
LIVERED OCTOBER 21ST, 1792, AT RUTLAND, IN THE STATE OF VERMONT; BY
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, LL. D. PRINTED AT THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
From t7te Press of A. Haswell in Rutland. M,DCC,XCII. pp. 28. 8vo.
25045
25046
25047
WILMER, JAMES JONES 1749 -
MEMOIRS BY JAMES WILMER.
Baltimore: Printed by Samuel & John Adams. 1792. pp. 16. 16mo. BA.
A SERMON, ON THE DOCTRINE OF THE NEW- JERUSALEM CHURCH: BEING THE
FIRST PROMULGATED WITHIN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DELIVERED ON
THE FIRST SUNDAY IN APRIL, 1792, IN THE COURT-HOUSE OF BALTIMORE-TOWN,
BY JAMES WILMER, EXAMINED AND APPROVED FOR THE MINISTERIAL OFFICE, BY
THE LATE DR. TEHRICK, BISHOP OF LONDON.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by William Ooddard and James Angell.
M.DCC.XCIL pp. (23). 8vo. BA. LOC.
WILSON, RACHEL
A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED ON SATURDAY, THE IOTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1769. AT THE
FRIENDS' MEETING-HOUSE, IN BEEKMAN'S PRECINCT, DUCHESS COUNTY, IN THE
PROVINCE OF NEW- YORK. BY THE CELEBRATED RACHEL WILSON, (ONE OF THE
PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS). To A NUMEROUS AUDIENCE OF DIFFERENT PER-
SUASION. TAKEN IN SHOUT HAND, FROM THE MOUTH OF THE SPEAKER, BY ONE
OF THE AUDIENCE.
Dover: Printed by Eliphalet Ladd, 1792.
ADCTlOie
TALUXS
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AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY
388
25048
25049
WINCHESTER, ELHANAN 1751 - 1797
AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE KEV'D MK. JOHN WESLEY. BY ELHANAN WIN-
CHESTER.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Johnson & Justice, Franklin's Head,
No. 41, Chesnut street. 1792.
TWO LECTURES ON THE PROPHECIES THAT REMAIN TO BE FULFILLED. DELIV-
ERED IN THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK, AS ALSO AT THE CHAPEL IN GLASS-HOUSE
YARD, LONDON, IN THE YEAR MDCCLXXXIX. BY ELHANAN WINCHESTER. [Two
lines of Scripture text.]
Norwich: Printed by John Trumbull, MDCCXCII. pp. 77, (1) 8vo. ores.
25050
25051
25052
25053
25054
THE UNIVERSAL RESTORATION, EXHIBITED IN FOUR DIALOGUES BETWEEN A MIN-
ISTER AND HIS FRIEND; COMPREHENDING THE SUBSTANCE OF SEVERAL REAL CON-
VERSATIONS WHICH THE AUTHOR HAD WITH VARIOUS PERSONS, BOTH IN AMERICA
AND EUROPE, ON THAT INTERESTING SUBJECT, CHIEFLY DESIGNED FULLY TO STATE,
AND FAIRLY TO ANSWER THE MOST COMMON OBJECTIONS THAT ARE BROUGHT
AGAINST IT FROM THE SCRIPTURES. A NEW EDITION. BY ELHANAN WINCHESTER.
TO THIS EDITION IS PREFIXED, A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE MEANS AND MANNER OF
THE AUTHOR'S EMBRACING THESE SENTIMENTS, INTERMIXED WITH SOME SKETCHES
OF HIS LIFE DURING FOUR YEARS.
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobton, at the Stone-JIoiise, No. 41, South
Second-Street. M,DCC,XCII. pp. Ivi, 220. 12mo. A AS. JCB. LCP.
BIN WOHL EINQERICHTETES DEUTSCHE8 A. B. C. BUCHSTABIR-UND LESEBUCH ZUM
GEBRAUCH DEUTSCHER SCHULEN.
Germantaun: Oedruckt und zu haben bey Michael Billmeyer. 1792.
34th Pennsylvania District Copyright, issued to Michael Billmeyer,
as Proprietor, 1 May, 1792.
WOLCOT, JOHN 1738 - 1819
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. A NEW EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS. VOL. i. [ — n.]
Philadelphia: Printed for W. Spotswood, and Rice & Co. M.DCC.XCII.
2vols. pp. [viii], (307), (1); iv, (324). 12mo. AAS.
"To accommodate purchasers of the first and second American editions
in one or two volumes a few copies of the additional Poems have been
printed in one volume, by which sets may be completed."
"The pieces added in the new edition are the following — Peter's Pen-
sion; Peter's Prophecy; Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Moroc-
co; An Epistle to a falling minister; Subjects for painters; Expostu-
latory Odes, &c. &c."
WOLLSTONECRAFT, afterwards GODWIN, MARY 1759 - 1797
A VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN. WITH STRICTURES ON MORAL AND PO-
LITICAL SUBJECTS. BY MARY WOLLSTONECHAFT. THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Gibbons, No. 144, North Third Street.
1792.
— A VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN : WITH STRICTURES ON POLITICAL
AND MORAL SUBJECTS. BY MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT. ("Publisher's monogram.]
Printed at Boston, by Peter Edes for Thomas and Andrews, Faust's Statue,
No. 45, Newbury-Slreet. MDCCXCII. pp, (2), 340. 8vo. AAS. BPL.
AUCTION
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25055 WOODHOUSE, JAMES 1770 - 1809
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION, ON THE CHEMICAL AND MEDICAL PROPERTIES OP THE
PKKSIMMON TKEE, AND THE ANALYSIS OP ASTRINGENT VEGETABLES; SUBMITTED
TO THE EXAMINATION OF THE KEVD. JOHN EwiNG, 8. T. P. PROVOST; THE TRUS-
TEES AND MEDICAL PROFESSORS. OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA; FOR THE
DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. BY JAMES WOODHOUSE, A. M. HONORARY MEM-
BER OF THE AMERICAN AND PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL SOCIETIES, [Two lines of
verse from] GRAY.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Woodhouse. [1792.] pp. 84. 8vo.
AAS. LCP. SGO.
25056 WOODMAN, JOSEPH - 1807
A SERMON, ON CHRISTIAN CANDOUR AND CONDESCENSION: PREACHED AT THE BAP-
TISM OF MR. LEVI ROBINSON, BY IMMERSION, NOVEMBER 22, 1791.
Printed at Concord, by Oeorye Hough, for the Subscribers. M,DCC,XCII.
pp. (30). «VO. BM. JCB. LOG.
25057 WOODS'S NEWARK GAZETTE AND NEW-JERSEY ADVERTISER. VOL. I. NUMB. 34.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, [ — NUMB. 85. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1792.]
Newark, New-Jersey, Printed by John Woods. 1792. fol.
25058 WOODS'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ALMANAC, AND EPHEMERIS OF THE MOTION 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 1798.
Newark: Printed by Jolin Woods. [1792.]
25059 WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
FATHER TAMMANY'S ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1793; BEING THB FIRST AFTER LEAP-
YEAR. [Eighteen lines. Cut.]
Philadelphia, Printed and sold by JoJin M'Cullocli, No. 1. North Third-
street. [1792.] pp. (36). 12mo. LOC.
25060 YALE COLLEGE.
ILLUSTRISSIMO SAMUELI HUNTINGTON, ARM. LL. D. REIPUBLIC.E CONNECTICUT-
TENSIS GUBERNATORI: HONORATISSIMO OLIVERO WOLCOTT, ARM. VICE-GUBERNAT-
ORI: CLARISSIMISCJUE PROCERIBUS POLITICK NOSTR^E CIVILIS: REVERENDO PARITER
AC HONORANDO EzR^E STILES, S. T. D. LL. D. C'OLLEGII YALENSIS PR^ESIDI. . . .
HASCE THESES QUAS IN COMITIIS PUBLICIS COLLEGII YALENSIS, . . . HABITA IN
COMITIIS ACADEMICIS NOVO PoRTU C'ONNECTICUTTENSIUM, M,DCC,XCII.
Novo-Portu : E. Typis Thomas et Samuelis Green, Universitatis Typograph-
orum. [1792.] Broadside, fol.
25061 YOUNG, ARTHUR 1741 - 1820
RURAL ECONOMY, OR ESSAYS ON THE PRACTICAL PARTS OF HUSBANDRY: DESIGNED TO
EXPLAIN SEVERAL OF THE MOST IMPORTANT METHODS OF CONDUCTING FARMS
OF VARIOUS KINDS; INCLUDING MANY USEFUL HINTS TO GENTLEMEN FARMERS,
RELATIVE TO THE ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT OF THEIR BUSINESS. To WHICH IS
ADDED, THE RURAL SOCRATES, BEING MEMOIRS OF A COUNTRY PHILOSOPHER. BY
THE AUTHOR OF THE FARMER'S LETTERS. [Two lines of Latin.] THE THIRD
EDITION.
Burlington, Printed by Isaac NeaU. M.DCC.XCII. pp. 299, (1). 8vo.
Second title: THE RURAL SOCRATES: OR A DESCRIPTION OF THE ECONOMICAL
AND MORAL CONDUCT OF A COUNTRY PHILOSOPHER. WRITTEN IN GERMAN BY MR.
HlRZEL, PRESIDENT OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF ZURICH. [Three lines of
Latin from] CATO. AAS. BA.
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25062
25063
25064
25065
25066
25067
YOUNG, WILLIAM
BOOKS FOB SALE, AT WlLLIAM YOUNG'S BOOK AND STATIONARY STORE, NO. 52, SEC-
OND-STREET, THE CORNER OP CHESNUT-STRKET. 1792.
[Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, 1792.] pp. 12. 12mo. LOC.
THE YOUNG CLERK'S MAGAZINE: OR, ENGLISH LAW-REPOSITORY: CONTAINING, A VA-
RIETY OP THE MOST DSEPDL PRECEDENTS OP ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT, BONDS,
BILLS, RECOGNIZANCES, RELEASES, LETTERS AND WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY,
AWARDS, BILLS OP SALE, GIFTS, GRANTS, LEASES, ASSIGNMENTS, MORTGAGES, SUR-
RENDERS, JOINTURES, COVENANTS, COPARTNERSHIPS, CHARTERPARTIES, LETTERS
OF LICENSE, COMPOSITIONS, CONVEYANCES, PARTITIONS, WILLS, AND ALL OTHER IN-
STRUMENTS THAT RELATE TO PUBLIC BUSINESS. WlTlI NECESSARY DIRECTIONS
FOR MAKING DISTRESSES FOR RENT, &C. AS THE LAW BETWEEN LANDLORD AND
TENANT NOW STANDS. To WHICH IS ADDED, THE DOCTRINE OF PINES, AND RE-
COVERIES, AND THEIR FORMS. THE SEVENTH EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED.
Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Critkshank, No. 87, High-street. MDCC-
XCII. pp. (2), (2), 299, (6). 12mo. AAS. JCB.
THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S PARENTAL MONITOR. CONTAINING i. LORD CHESTER-
FIELD'S ADVICE TO HIS SON, ON MEN AND MANNERS, OR THE PRINCIPLES OP POLITE-
NESS, AND ON THE ART OF ACQUIRING A KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD. II. MAR-
CHIONESS DE LAMBERT'S ADVICE TO HER SON. HI. LORD BUHGHLEY'S TEN PRE-
CEPTS TO HIS SON.
Hartford: Printedby Nathaniel Patten, 1792. pp. 148, frontispiece. 16mo.
THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S PARENTAL MONITOR. CONTAINING i. LORD CHES-
TERFIELD'S ADVICE TO HIS SON, ON MEN AND MANNERS, OR THE PRINCIPLES OF
POLITENESS, AND ON THE ART OP ACQUIRING A KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD. II.
MARCHIONESS DE LAMBERT'S ADVICE TO- HER SON. in. LORD BURGHLEY'S TEN
PRECEPTS TO HIS SON.
New-York: Printed by Samuel London? 1792.
THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES ACCIDENCE: OR A COMPENDIOUS AMERICAN
GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE, PLAIN AND EASY. DESIGNED FOR THE YOUTH
OF BOTH SEXES.
Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, 1792.
24th Massachusetts District Copyright, issued to Isaiah Thomas, 21
February, 1792.
THE YOUNG LADY'S PARENTAL MONITOR : CONTAINING, i. DR. GREGORY'S "FATHER'S
LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS" II. LADY PENNINGTON'S "UNFORTUNATE" MOTHER'S
ADVICE "TO HER ABSENT "DAUGHTERS." III. MARCHIONESS DE LAMBERT'S "AD-
VICE OF A MO-"THER TO HER "DAUGHTER." [Ornament.]
London: Printed: Hartford, Re-printed, and sold by, Hathaniel [sic]
Patten, M.DCC.XCII. pp. 164, frontispiece. 16mo. JCB. NL.
25068
25069
- THE YOUNG LADY'S PARENTAL MONITOR: CONTAINING i. DR. GREGORY'S FATH-
ER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. II. LADY PENNINGTON'S UNFORTUNATE MOTH-
ER'S ADVICE TO HER ABSENT DAUGHTERS. III. MARCHIONESS DE LAMBERT'S AD-
VICE OP A MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTER.
New-London: Printed by Timothy Green & Son? 1792.
THE YOUNG LADY'S PARENTAL MONITOR: CONTAINING i. DR. GREGORY'S FATH-
ER'S LEGACY TO HIS DAUGHTERS. II. LADY PENNINGTON'S UNFORTUNATE MOTH-
ER'S ADVICE TO HER ABSENT DAUGHTERS. III. MARCHIONESS DE LAMBERT'S
ADVICE OF A MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTER.
New-York: Printed by Samuel London? 1792.
AtJCTIOX
TALUKS
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1792
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25070
YOUTH'S WARNING-PIECE; OR, THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF GEORGE BARNWELL, WHO
AUCTIOH
VALUBS
WAS UNDONE I!Y A STRUMPET, WHO CAUSED HIM TO BOB HIS MASTER AND MURDEB
HIS UNCLE.
Printed and sold in the Printing Office, New-London, (Connecticut). [1792.]
pp. 16. 16mo.
25071
v > n TJ
— YOUTH 8 TVARNING PJKCKj Oil, TIIK TRAGICAL HISTORY OP CrKORGE OAIIN WKI,L,
WHO WAS UNDONE BY A STBUMPET, WHO CAUSED HIM TO BOB HIS MASTER AND MUB-
DEB HIS UNCLE.
Norwich: Printed by John Tritmbull. 1792.
25072
ZIMMERMANN, JOHANN GEOBG, ritter VON 1728 - 1795
SOLITUDE CONSIDERED, WITH RESPECT TO ITS INFLUENCE UPON THE MIND AND
HKART. BY M. ZlMMKKMAN.
Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, 1792.
25073
ZSCHOKKE, JOHANN HEINRICH DANIEL 1771 - 1848
ABAELLINO, THE GBEAT BANDIT. A DRAMATIC BOMANCE. TBANSLATED PROM THE
GERMAN AND ADAPTED TO THE NEW-YOBK STAGE. BY WILLIAM DUNLAP.
New-York: 1792. pp. 82. 12mo.
25074
ZUBLY, JOHANN JOACHIM 1724 -1781
EVANGELISCIIKS ZEUGNI8S VOM ELEND UND ERLOSUNG DER MENSCHEN, IN ZWEY
PBEDIGTBN ABGELEGT. . . . VIKRTE AUFLAGE.
Germantaun: Oedruckt bey Peter Leibert. 1792.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
392
Note : Reference in all cases is made
to the consecutive numbering of
titles.
A., C.
Aaron, priester in Babel 23100
ACCOUNT, Genesee tract 23101
ACCOUNT of conversion 24022
ADAMS, EBENEZER
Relation of three angels 23461
ADAMS, HANNAH, 1755-1832
View of religions 23102
ADAMS, ZABDIBL, 1739-1801
Duty of ministers 24023
Our lapse in Adam 23103
ADUOMS, JONAS SMITH
Yellow fever in N. Y. 24024
ADDRESS to inhabitants of
Alexandria 22298
ADDRESS to Maine 23105
ADDRESS to members P. E.
Church 24025
ADOATE, ANDREW
Rudiments of music 22299
ADLUM, JOHN
Map of Pennsylvania 23104
ADVICE to prevent poverty 24026
jEsorus, 619-564 B. C.
Select fables. Tr. Dodsley 22300
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24027
AITKIN, JOHN
Litanies, vespers, etc. 23106
Same 24264
ALBANY, N. Y.
Laws and Ordinances 23107
ALBANY Gazette, 1790-1792 22301
ALBANY Register, 1790-1792 22302
ALEXANDER, CALEB, 1755-1828
Deity of Christ 23110
Grammatical system 24030
ALLEINE, JOSEPH, 1634-1668
Warnings of dead 24031
ALLEN, JOHN
Concise discant 22303
ALLEN, PAUL, JUN., 1775-1826
Oration, death of R. W.
Howell 24032
ALLEN, THOMAS
Catalogue of books 24033
ALLEN, TIMOTHY, 1715-1806
Sermon, Chesterfield 24034
AMERICAN Almanac, 1793 23112
AMERICAN Apollo, 1792 24035
AMERICAN chronology 24037
AMERICAN Eagle, 1790 22869
AMERICAN Gazette, 1792 24038
AMERICAN Herald,
1790-1791 22304
AMERICAN jest-book 23114
AMERICAN Mercury,
1790-1792 22305
New-year verses, 1790 2230G
AMERICAN Museum,
1790-1792 22307
AMERICAN Pocket Almanac,
1793 24047
AMERICAN primer 24574
Same, Catskill, 1792 24575
AMERICAN songster 22311
AMERICAN Spy, 17JI1-1792 23118
AMERICAN Theatre, 2vols. 24049
AMERICAN tutor 23119
AMERICANISCHER Haus
Calendar, 1793 24050
AMERICANISCHER Stadt
Kalender, 1791-1793 22312
AMES, PHILOMATH N. pseud.
Almanack, 1791 22313
AMES' Almanack, 1792 23121
ANALYSIS of sermon 23122
ANDERSON, JAMES, 1680-1739
Constitutions F and A. M. 24052
ANDKRSON, JOHN, 1767-1835
On singing Psalms 23123
ANDOVEH. Phillips Academy
Address 23124
ANDREWS, JOHN, 1746-1813
Mutual kindness 22314
ANDREWS, ROBERT
Virginia Almanack,
1791-1793 22315
ANNUAL register, 1791 23127
THE APOLLO 23128
APPENDIX to Impartial
statement 24054
THE ARGUS, 1791-1792 23129
ARISTOTLE, pseud.
Book of problems 24057
Last legacy 24058
ARMINIAN Magazine, 1790 22318
ARMSTRONG, JOHN, 1709-1779
Art of preserving health 22319
OZconomy of love 23130
ARNAUD, F. T. M. de B. d'
Fanny 23131
ARNOLD, GOTTFRIED, 1665-1714
Heilsame Wahrnehmung 24755
ASBURY, FRANCIS, 1745-1816
Journal 240GO
ASH, JOHN, 1724-1779
Grammatical institutes 24(159
ASIIBURN, REBECCA
Three remarkable dreams 22320
ASPI.UND, JOHN, -1807
Annual register of Baptists 23132
ATKINSON, WILLIAM KING
Oration, 4 July, 1791 23133
AUGUSTA Chronicle,
1790-1792 22530
AUSTIN, DAVID, 1760-1831
American preacher. 3vols 23134
AUSTIN, SAMUEL, 1760-1830
Disinterested love 23135
Hearing the Gospel 23136
Preparation for death 22321
AVERT. DAVID, 1746-1818
Bridling the tongue 23137
BACHELOR'S address to
modesty 23138
BACKUS, CHARLES, 1749-1803
Sermon ord. A Backus 23141
BACKUS, ISAAC, 1724-1806
Answer to Wesley 23139
Call to preach Gospel 24062
Kingdom of God 24061
Obedience of faith 23140
Support of ministers 22322
BAILEY, FRANCIS
Almanac, 1793 24063
BAKER, GARDINER
Election notice 23142
BALCH, STEPHEN B., 1747-18H3
Two sermons 23143
BALLOON Almanac, 1791 22323
BALTIMORE, Md. Carpenters
Society. Constitution 22324
Price-book 24064
BALTIMORE. Commercial
Fire Company. Articles 24065
BALTIMORE collection of
music 24066
BALTIMORE Evening post,
1792 24069
BALTIMORE Repository,
1791-1792 23144
New-year verses, 1792 24068
BANCROFT, AARON, 1755-1839
Discourse ordination of
S. Shuttlesworth 22325
BANGS, EDWARD, -1818
Oration, 4 July, 1791 23145
BANK OF UNITED STATES
Acts of incorporation 23146
Same 23876
Same 23877
Bank notes 23147
Table for gold 24070
393
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BAH
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BANNEKER, BENJAMIN, 1731-1806
Almanack, 1792-1793 23148
Letter to Secretary of State 24073
Same 24074
BAPTISMAL hymns 23149
BAPTIST CHURCH in New York
Minutes, 1791 23150
BAPTIST CHUUCH in North
Carolina. Minutes, 1791 23152
BAPTIST CHURCH in Vermont
Minutes, 1791 23153
BAPTIST CHURCH in Virginia
Minutes, 1791 23154
BARD, JOHN, 1716-1799
Letter on Dispensary 23156
BARLOW, JOEL, 1754-1812
Advice to orders 24075
BARNES, JOSEPH
Useful arts 24070
BARRY, JOHN
American spelling book 2232G
BARTGIS'S Maryland
Gazette, 1792 24077
BARTLET, J.
Pocket farrier 22327
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23157
BAUTI.ETT, JOHN, -1844
Animation 24078
BAKTON, BENJAMIN S., 1766-1815
Bite of rattlesnake 24079
BARTON, WILLIAM, 1739-1823
Population 23158
BAHTRAM, MOSES
De Victu 22328
BARTRAM, WILLIAM, 1739-1823
Proposals for printing 22329
Travels 23159
BATIIMENDI, a tale 24053
BAXTER, RICHARD, 1615-1691
Call to unconverted 24031
Causes of divisions 24080
Directions to slaveholders 22330
Saints everlasting rest 22331
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23161
BAYLEY, RICHARD, 1745-1801
Letter on Dispensary 23162
BEATTIE, JAMES, 1753-1803
Moral science 24081
THE BEE 25007
BEEMAN, ANNA
Hymns 24082
Same 24195
BEERS, ANDKEW, 1749-1824
Almanack, 1791-1793 22332
Greenleafs, 1791-1793 22334
Sheet, 1791 22383
BEERS, WILLIAM PITT, 1766-1810
Address to Connecticut 23165
BELKNAP, JEREMY, 1744-1798
Circular 22335
Discourse, 23 Oct. 1792 24085
The Foresters 24086
History of N-H. Vol. I 24087
Same, Vol. ii 23166
Same, Vol. in 24088
Jesus the foundation 24089
Proposal 22336
BELKNAP, JOSEPH
Proposal for printing 23167
BELL, BENJAMIN, 1749-1806
System of surgery. 4vols 23168
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23170
Treatise on ulcers 23171
BELL, BENJAMIN, 1752-1836
Folly of sinners 24090
Nature of pure peace 23172
BELSHAM, WILLIAM, 1753-1827
African slave trade 22337
BEND, JOSEPH G. J., 1762-1812
Discourse, death M. Ireland 24091
Discourse, death L. Magaw 22338
Discourse, Baltimore 23173
Valedictory discourse 23174
BENEDICT, NOAH
Preparation for death 22339
BENEZET, ANTHONY, 1713-1784
Kurzer Bericht 23175
BENHAM, ASAHEL
Federal harmony 22340
Same, 2d edition 24092
BENNET, JOHN
Female education 24094
Letters to young lady 23176
Same, Newburyport, 1792 24093
BENTLEY, WILLIAM, 1758-1819
Psalms and hymns 22341
Sermon, death J. Gardner 23177
Sermon, Sept. 12, 1790 22342
BERKSHIRE Chronicle, 1790 22343
BERQUIN, ARNAUD, 1750-1791
Children's friend, in-iv. 22344
Same, New York, 1790 22920
Looking-glass for mind 24095
BERRIDGE, JOHN, 1716-1793
Christian world 23178
BESCHRIEBUNQ Schlange 23179
BIBLIA. Holy Bible 22345
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22346
Same, New York, 1791 23180
Same, Philadelphia 23183
Same, Trenton 23184
Same, Worcester, 4to 23185
Same, Worcester, fol 23186
Same, New York, 1792 24096
Same, New York 24097
Same, New York 24098
BIBLIA. cont.
Christian's family Bible 22347
Self-interpreting Bible 22348
Same 23181
Same 24099
Holy Bible, Vulgate 22349
The Bible, in miniature 24100
Holy Bible abridged 22350
Abstract, in verse 22350
Same, Sagg-Harbour 23182
Pocket Bible 24101
BIBLIA. Job
Paraphrase. E. Young 23098
BIBLIA. Psalms 24101
Psalms, with Hymns 24107
Carefully suited to worship 22354
Same, Boston, 1791 23191
Same, New York, 1792 24102
Same, New York 24103
Same, Philadelphia 24104
Imitated. By I. Watts, 1791 23192
Same, Boston, 1792 24105
Mycall's revision, 1791 23193
Same, Newburyport, 1792 2410(5
Barlow's revision, 1790 22352
Same, New York, 1790 22353
Same, 3d edition 23188
Same, 4th edition 23189
Same, New York, 1791 23190
New version. BradyandTate 22351
Same, Boston, 17*91 23187
Psalms, in metre 22346
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22355
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23183
Same, Carlisle 23194
Same, New York, 1792 24097
Selection of Psalms 24108
Whole Book in metre 22356
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23721
Der Hundert und neun-
zehnte Psalm 23198
Kleine Davidische
Psalterspiel 23197
Der Psalter. Germantaun 22357
Same, Lancaster, 1791 23195
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23196
BIBLIA. Song of Solomon
Song of songs 22649
Same, Hartford, 1791 23546
BIBLIA. O. T. Apocrypha
Zwolf Patriarchen 23199
BIBLIA. New Testament
New Haven, 1790 22358
Same, New York, 1790 22359
Same, Newburyport, 1791 23200
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23201
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24109
Same, Philadelphia 24110
BIB
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BIBLIA. New Testament, cont.
Das Keue Testament 28202
BIBLIA. N. T. Apocrypha
Evangelium Nicodemi 23203
BICKERSTAPFK, ISAAC, 1735-1787
Maid of the mill 22360
The Romp 24111
Thomas and Sally 23204
BIDDLE, CLEMENT
Philadelphia Directory 23205
BIDDLE, OWEN
Plan for a school 22361
BILLINGS, WILLIAM, 1746-1800
Bird and lark 22362
BINQHAM, CALEB, 1757-1819
Child's companion 24112
Same, 2d edition 24113
Young lady's accidence 22363
Same, 5th edition 23206
Same, 6th edition 24114
BIRD, JONATHAN, 1747-1813
Unclean spirit 24115
BISHOP, ABRAHAM, 1763-1844
Triumph of truth 23207
BISSETT, JOHN, 1762-1810
Sermon, Baltimore 23208
BLACK, JOHN, 1750-1802
Duty in singing 22364
Singing Psalms 24116
BLACKSTONE, Sir WILLIAM
Commentaries, 4vols 22365
BLAIR, —
Life of faith 24117
BLAIR, HOGH, 1718-1800
Beauties of Blair . 24121
Same, Philadelphia 24122
Dissertation on Ossian 22633
Sermons 22366
Same, Philadelphia, 2vols 23209
Same, Baltimore, 1792 24120
Same, Boston, 2vols 24118
Same, New York, 2vols 2411'J
BLAIR, ROBERT, 1699-1747
The Grave 23210
BLAKE, JOSEPH, JUN., 1768-1802
Oration, 4 July, 1792 24123
BLODGET, WILLIAM
Map of Connecticut 24124
Same 24125
BLIOH, WILLIAM, 1754-1817
Mutiny of Bounty 223G7
BLOOD, CALEB, 1754-1814
Vt. election sermon, 1792 24126
BLOODY register. No. v. 23211
BI.UNDELL, JAMBS
On the dysentery 23212
BOOK of nature " 24127
BOOTH, ABRAHAM, 1734-1806
Commerce in humnns 24128
Kingdom of Christ 23213
BORDLEY, JOHN BEALE, 1727-1804
Rotation of crops 24129
Supplement, On monies 22368
BOSTON, THOMAS, 1676-1732
Crook in the lot 24130
BOSTON, Mass.
By-'laws 24132
Incorporation 24134
Town government 24131
BOSTON. Society for propa-
gating Gospel. Account 22369
BOSTON. Tontine Association
Constitution 23215
Incorporation 24523
BOSTON Gazette, 1790-1792 22370
BOSTWICK, DAVID, 1720-1763
Infant baptism 22371
BOURKE, MICHAEL
Canine madness 24138
BOWDEN, JOHN, 1751-1817
Address to Episcopalians 24139
BOWUOINHAM, Me. Baptist
Association. Minutes, 17i)0 22372
Same, 1792 24140
BOWEN'S Virginia Centinel,
1792 24141
BRACKENHIDGE, HUGH HENRY
Modern chivalry Vol. I. 24142
Same, Vol. n. 24143
BRADFORD, EBENEZER, 1746-1801
Depravity of human nature 23217
Discourse ord. N. Howe 23218
Sermon ord. M. Bradford 23219
Sermon ord. N. Lambert 23220
BRADMAN, AUTHOR
Narrative R. Forbes 23221
Same, Windsor, 1792 24144
BRIGGS, RICHARD
New art of cookery 24145
BRISSOT DE WARVILLE, J. P.
Discourse, Paris, 1791 23222
New travels in U. S. 24146
BRODDECK, CHRISTIAN
Geistiges Wetter-Glocktein 24147
BROOKE, FRANCES M., 1745-1789
Rosiua 23223
BROOKE, HENRY, 1706-1783
Gustavus Vasa 23224
Same 24049
BROWN, JOHN, 1722-1787
Concordance to Bible 23185
Same 23225
Same 24148
BROWN, JOHN, 1735-1788
Elements of medicine 22373
Same, Philadelphia, 2vols 23226
BROWNSON, OLIVER
Select harmony 23227
BRUCE, JAMES, 1730-1794
Travels, in Abyssinia 23228
BRUNSWICK Gazette,
1790-1792 22374
BRyANT,
A Dwarf child 22375
BRYDONE, PATRICK, 1743-1818
Tour through Sicily 24150
BUCHAN, WILLIAM, 1729-1805
Domestic medicine 22376
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24151
BUCHANAN, GEOUGE, 1763-1807
Oration on slavery 24152
BUCHANAN, JAMES
English syntax 24153
BUCKLAND, James
Account of old hermit 24154
BUCKMINSTER, JOSEPH, 1751-1812
Discourse, J. Abbott 24540
BUCKNER, SAMUEL
American sailor 22377
BUDD, JOHN
On porter 23230
BUELL, SAMUEL, 1716-1798
Half-century sermon 24155
BUI.LARD, SAMUEL
Almanack, 1791-1793 22378
BUNYAN, JOHN, 1628-1688
Heavenly footman 24560
Pilgrim's progress 23232
Solomon's Temple 22379
BURGKS, BARTHOLOMEW
Indostan letters 22380
BURGH, JAMES, 1714-1775
Art of speaking 22381
BURGHER, JOHN
God's love to mankind 23233
BURGOYNE, Sir JOHN, 1722-1791
Lord of the manor 22382
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23234
BURKE, Mrs. —
Ela, a tale 23235
BURKE, EDMUND, 1729-1797
Appeal to whigs 23236
Letter to member 23237
Reflections on Revolution 23238
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24157
BURLAMAQUI, JEAN JACQUES
Principles of law 24158
BURLINGTON, N. J. Library.
Catalogue 24159
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BURLINGTON Advertiser,
1790-1791 22383
Carriers' address, 1791 23240
BURLINGTON Almanac,
1791-1792 22384
BURN, RICHARD. 1709-1785
American justice 24160
Same, 2cl edition 24161
BURNET, MATTHIAS, 1749-1806
Sermon, death A. Burnet 22385
BURR, AARON, 1714-1757
Deity of Christ 23242
BURROUGHS, STEPHEN, 1765-1840
Narrative of Polly Davis 24162
Same, Boston, 1792 24163
Same, Boston 24164
Same, Norwich 24165
Same, Litchfleld 24166
BURTON, ASA, 1752-1836
To lie greatest 23243
BUSHNELL and HUBBARD
Almanack, 1793 24167
Sheet, 1793 24168
BYLES, MATHER, 1706-1788
New-England hymn 23079
CAMP, JOHN, 1753-1821
Sermon, ord. W. Paige 22386
CAMFE, JOACHIM H. VON.
New Robinson Crusoe 22389
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24171
CAMPBELL, DANIEL, 1665-1722
Sacramental meditations 24170
CAMPBELL, GEORGE, 1719-1796
Miracles 22387
CAMPBELL, ROBERT
Catalogue of books, 1790 22388
Same, 1791 23244
CARET, JOHN
Catalogue of books 23245
Catalogue of library 24172
CAREY, MATHEW, 1760-1839
Beauties of poetry 23246
Catalogue of books 24173
Same, October, 1792 24174
Same, November, 1792 24175
Same, December, 1792 24176
Information for Europeans 22390
CARET, STEWART, and Co.
Catalogue of books 23247
CARI.ETON, OSGOOD, 1742-1816
Almanack, 1791- 1793 22391
Sheet Almanack, 1792 23249
Map of United States 23250
Same 23638
CARLISLE, Countess of
Maxims to young ladies 22750
CARLISLE. Temple Patrick
Society. Debate 24178
CARLISLE Gazette,
1790-1792 22392
CARTER, SUSANNAH
Frugal house-wife 24180
CARVER, JONATHAN, 1732-1780
Three years travels 24181
CATALOGUE of modern books 22393
CATALOGUE of 2000 books 24182
CATALOGUE of valuablebooks 22394
CATSKILL Packet, 1792 24 1 83
CAVEAT against popery 23252
CEBES, 5th century B. C.
Circuit of human lifa 22395
CEBRA, JAMES
Advertisement 22396
CHALKLEY, THOMAS, 1675-1741
Works 22397
CHALLONEH, RICHARD, 1691-1781
Garden of the soul 24184
Think well on't 23253
CHAMBERLAIN, THOMAS, -1784
Funeral sermon, 9th ed. 22398
Same, 10th edition 23254
Same, llth edition 24185
CHANDLER, THOMAS BRADBURY
Catalogue of library 22399
CHAPMAN, JEDIDIAH, 1741-1813
Christian baptism 23255
CHAPONE, HESTER M., 1727-1801
Government of temper 24452
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Redemption Bank 2418(i
THE CHARMER 22400
CHASE, AMOS, -1849
Female excellence 24187
CHESHIRE Advertiser, 1792 24188
CHESNUTHILLER Wochenschrift,
1790-1792 22401
CHET WOOD, WILLIAM RUFUS, -1706
Voyage of R. Boyle 22402
CHILDS, ISAAC
Geschichte 23257
CHRIST'S Letter to Agbarus 24190
CHRISTIAN'S duty 23258
CHRISTIAN ceconomy 22403
Same, Concord, 1790 22404
Same, New York, 1792 24191
Same, Philadelphia 24192
CHRISTIAN'S magazine,
1790-1791 22405
CHRONICLE of freedom, 1790 22584
CHURCHMAN, JOHN, 1753-1805
Magnetic atlas 22406
On gravitation 23260
CITY Gazette, 1790-1792 22407
CLARK, EDWARD
Letters to a friend 24194
CLARK, JAMES,
Diseases of horses 23262
CLEAVELAND, BENJAMIN
Hymns 24195
CLORIS, PEDRO
Feats of activity 23263
COB, CURTIS
Baptism considered 24196
COGSWELL, JAMES, 1720-1807
Funeral sermon, I,. Whitney 22408
Funeral sermon, 8. Mosely 24197
C'OLKSBEllRY, HENRY
De epilepsia 24198
COLLECTION of lessons 24199
COLMAN, GEORGE, 1762-1836
Inkle & Yarico 24200
COLUMBIAN Almanack,
N. Y. 1791. 22409
COLUMBIAN Almanack,
Phil. 1791-1793 22410
COLUMBIAN Almanac,
Wilm. 1791-1793 22411
COLUMBIAN Centinel,
1790-1792 22413
COLUMBIAN Herald,
1790-1792 22414
COLUMBIAN Magazine, 1790 22415
COLUMBIAN Mirror, 1792 24205
COLUMBIAN pocket
Almanack, Wilm. 1791 22412
COLUMBIAN tragedy 23268
COMPARATIVE view last day 24556
COMPENDIOUS system of
anatomy 24206
COMPLETE guide for bees 24207
CONCORD Herald, 1790-1792 22416
CONCORD Mirrour, 1792 24209
CONDORCET, M. J. A. N. DE C. DE
Life of Voltaire 24210
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Address 23270
Charitable Society 24211
Recommendation 22417
CONNECTICUT
Acts and laws, 1790-1792 22418
Fast Proclamations,
1791-1793 23284
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tions, 1790-1792 22427
CONNECTICUT Society for
freedom. Constitution 24220
CONNECTICUT Courant,
1790-1792 22428
New-year's verses,
1790-1792 22429
CON
to
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396
CONNECTICUT Gazette,
1790-1792 22430
CONNECTICUT Journal,
1790-1792 22431
CONOVEB, SAMUEL FORMAN
Sleep and dreams 23290
CONSIDERATIONS on debt 22432
CONSTITUTION shown to be
consistent 24225
THE CONTRAST 23336
CONVERSION of Joseph 24226
Same, Portland, 1792 24390
COOPER, WILLIAM
Anthem 24227
CORAM, ROBERT
Political inquiries 23291
CORDIER, MATHURIN, 1479-1564
Centura selecta 24228
CORNARO, LUIGI, 1467-1566
Discourses on life 23292
COWPEH, WILLIAM, 1731-1800
John Gilpin 22591
Same 23126
Poems. 2vols 24229
The Task 23293
Tirocinium 23293
COXE, TENCH, 1755-1824
Commerce of U. S. 23294
Same 23295
Reflexions on union 24230
COZENS, WILLIAM R.
Atmospheric air 23296
CRABBK, GEORGE, 1754-1832
The Village 22433
Same, New York, 1791 23207
CRAFTON, WILLIAM BELL
Abolition of slave trade 24233
Address to Great Britain 24231
Same, 9th edition 24232
Same, 10th edition 24233
CRAFTS, THOMAS, JCN., 1767-1798
Oration, 4 July, 1791 23298
CRAIGHEAD, ROBERT
Advice to communicants 24234
CRAWFORD, CHARLES
Negro-slavery 22434
CRISP, STEPHEN, 1628-1692
Babylon nach Bethel 23299
Same 24235
CROSWELL, WILLIAM, -1834
Tables for longitude 23300
CUDWORTH, WILLIAM
Aphorisms on faith 23301
CULLEN, WILLIAM, 1712-1790
Practice of physic 22435
Same, 2v«ls 24236
Synopsis and nosology 24237
CULVER, NATHAN
American vision 24238
CUMBERLAND Gazette,
1790-1791 22436
CUMSTOCK, ABEL
New-year-gift 22437
CUNNINGHAM, William, -1791
Life 23303
CURRIE, WILLIAM, 1754-1828
Climates and diseases 24239
GUSHING, JOHN, -1823
Christians mourn not 22438
DABNEY, JOHN
Catalogue of books 23304
DABOLL, NATHAN, 1750-1818
Almanack, 1791-1793 2243!)
Same, 1791-1793 22544
Sheet, 1791-1793 22440
DAGGETT, DAVID, 1764-1851
Life of Joseph Mountain 22441
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22442
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22443
DAGGETT, HERMAN, 1766-1882
Rights of animals 24242
DAILY Advertiser,
1790-1792 22444
DALLAS, ALEXANDER JAMES
Reports of cases. Vol. I. 22445
DANA, JAMES, 1735-1812
African slave trade 23308
Capital punishment 22446
Doctrine of Christ 24244
DANA, JOSEPH, 1742-1827
New American selection 24245
D ANBURY ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1790-1792 22447
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
Catalogus eorum, 1792 24247
DAVIDSON, ROBERT, 1750-1812
Geography epitomized 22448
Same, Burlington, 1791 23311
DAVIES, SAMUEL, 1724-1761
Little children 23312
Sermons, 5th edition 24248
DAVIS, DANIEL, 1762-1835
Address to Maine 23313
DAVIS, IGNATIUS
Reward for negro 23314
DAY, JEREMIAH, 1737-1806
Infant baptism 22449
DAY, THOMAS, 1748-1789
Sandford and Merton. in. 23315
Same, Abridged 24249
DEANE, SAMUEL, 1733-1814
New-England farmer 22450
DEARBORN, BENJAMIN, 1755-1838
Pupil's guide 24250
DEATH of Cain 22451
Same, New York, 1791 23310
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23412
DE BRAHM, JOHN W. G., 1718-
Arm of the tree, n-vm. 24251
Same, vn 23317
Same, vn 23318
General tables 24251
Time, and eternity 24251
Same 23317
Same 23318
Voice of the Gospel 24251
DE FOE, DANIEL, 1661-1731
Family-instructor 24252
Robinson Crusoe 23320
Same, Boston, 1792 24253
Same, Philadelphia 24254
DELAWARE
Constitution 24259
Draught of Constitution 24257
Laws, 1789-1792 22452
Minutes of committee 24256
Minutes of Convention 24258
Votes, H. of A., 1789-1791 22455
DELAWARE Gazette,
1790-1792 22458
DELL, WILLIAM, -1664
Lehre von der Taufe 24261
Prlifung der Geister 22459
Same 24262
Zwei Sendschreiben 24261
DELOLME, JEAN Louis, 1740-1806
Constitution of England 24263
DE ROSSET, ARMAND JOHN
De febribus 22460
DEVOUT Christian 24264
DE WITT, SIMEON, 1756-1834
Map of New York 24265
DEXTER, SAMUEL, 1761-1816
Jacob and Esau 23324
Progress of science 22621
THE DIARY, 1792 24266
DICKINSON, JONATHAN, 1688-1747
Familiar letters 24267
DILWORTH, THOMAS, -1780
New guide to English 22462
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22463
Same, Hartford, 1791 23325
Same, Hartford, 1792 24268
Same, New York 24271
Schoolmasters assistant 22461
Same, Wilmington, 1791 23326
Same, New York, 1792 24269
Same, Wilmington 24270
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DlLWORTH, W. H.
Letter-writer 22464
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 28326
Same, Worcester, 1791 23327
DIVES and Lazarus 22649
DODDRIDOB, PHILIP, 1702-1751
Care of soul 24273
Christ formed in soul 24272
Family-religion . 22465
Same, Boston, 1791 23328
Same, Danbury, 1791 23329
Life of James Gardiner 24274
Religion in soul 22466
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23330
Religions education 22467
Same, Newburyport, 1790 22468
DODSLEY, ROBKRT, 1703-1764
Kings of England 23331
(Economy of human life 22469
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22470
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23332
Same, Keene, 1791 23333
Same, New Haven, 1792 24275
Same, New York 24276
Same, Norwich 24277
Same, Windsor 24278
DORING, PKIKDRICH CHRISTLIEB
Dass das Evangelium 23334
Gospel of Jesus Christ 2427!)
DORSET, NATHAN
Diseases of mariners 23335
DOVER ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1790 22471
DOWNAME, JOHN -1644
Concordance to Bible 22472
Same 23184
DRAMATIC pieces 23331!
THE DRONE 25007
DUKE, WILLIAM, 1757-1840
Hymns and poems 22473
DCNCAN, WILLIAM, 1717-1760
Elements of logic 24280
DUNCAN, WILLIAM
N. Y. Directory, 1791 23337
Same, 1792 ' 24281
DUNLAP, WILLIAM, 1766-1839
Darby's return 23338
DUNLAP'S American
Advertiser, 1791-1792 23339
DCRELL, WILLIAM
Proposals for printing 22474
Same, 1791 23340
DUTCH, EBENEZER
Discourse, Aug. 9, 1791 24283
D WIGHT, THEODORK, 1764-1846
Oration, 4 July, 1792 24284
DWIOHT, TIMOTHY, 1752-1817
Conn. election sermon, 1791 23341
DYER, WILLIAM
Christ's famous titles
22475
EAMES, JONATHAN, 1730-1800
Walking with God 24285
EASTERN Herald, 1792 24286
ECKLEY, JOSEPH, 1750-1811
Artillery elec. sermon, 1792 24287
EDWARDS, JONATHAN, 1703-1758
Distinguishing marks 23342
Faithful narrative 22477
Freedom of will 2247(i
History of redemption 24288
Humble inquiry 24289
Principles of morality 22476
True grace 22477
Same, Elizabethtown 23343
Same, Stockbridge 23344
Two dissertations 23345
EDWARDS, JONATHAN, 1745-1801
Marriage of wife's sister 24293
Salvation for all men 22478
Sermon, ord. D. Bradley 24290
Sermon, ord. W. Brown 24291
Slave trade 23346
Same, Providence 24292
EDWARDS, MORGAN, 1722-1795
History of Baptists. Vol. n 24294
EFFUSIONS of female fancy 22479
EI.EGY to Sarah Hart 22480
ELEMENTS of gesture 22481
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22879
Same, New York, 1792 24556
Same, Boston, 1792 24245
ELLICOTT, ANDREW, 1754-1820
Almanack, 1791-1793 22482
Plan of Washington 24296
ELLIOT, JOHN
Medical pocket-book 23348
ELLWOOD, THOMAS, 1639-1713
Davideis 24297
ELY, JOHN
Child's instructor 24298
ELY, ZEBUI.ON, 1759-1824
Frailty of all flesh 22483
EMERSON, JOHN, 1745-1826
Funeral sermon, S. Leavitt 24299
EMLYN, THOMAS, 1663-1743
Humble inquiry 22484
EMMONS, NATHANAEL, 1745-1840
General judgment 23349
Reformation of morals 22485
Sermon, ord. E. Dudley 23350
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Vol. i-n. 22486
Same, Vol. ni-iv. 23351
Same, Vol. v-vn. 24300
ENFIELD, WILLIAM, 1741-1797
Biographical sermons 23352
ENGLAND, Church of
Catechism 24301
EPICTETUB, 60 -
Enchiridion 24302
EQUIANO, OLAUDAH
Life 23353
ERASMUS, DESIDERIUS, 1465-1536
Wise and witty sayings 22487
ERRA PATER, pseud.
Book of knowledge 22488
Same, Boston, 1790 22489
ERSKINE, EBENEZER, 1680-1754
Sermons 24303
ERSKINE, RALPH, 1685-1752
Gospel sonnets 22490
'ESI-INASSE, ISAAC
Law of nisi prius. 2vols 23354
ESSAY on culture of silk 22491
Same, Extract 24301!
ESSEX Journal, 1790-1792 22492
ETLICHK Christliche Gebitte 22493
EULOGIUM of masonry 24305
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. B. C. und
Namenbtichlein 22494
Anhang zu Gesangbuch 22495
EVANS, DAVID
Letter to Rev. Dr. Jones 23356
Same, Philadelphia 23357
EVANS, ISRAEL, 1748-1807
N. H. election sermon, 1791 23358
EWING, JOHN, 1732-1802
Sermon death G. Bryan 23359
EXPERIENCE of Methodists 23360
EXTRACT on baptism 23361
FALLACY detected 22496
FARMER'S journal,
1790-1792 22497
FARMER'S register, 1792 24309
FARMER and citizen 24307
FATHER'S advice 24310
FATHER Abraham's
Almanac, 1792-1793 23363
FATHER Nicholas 24312
FAUGEUES, PETER
Febris astheuica gravis 23364
FEDERAL Almanack, 1791 22498
FEDERALGazette, 1790-1792 22499
Address of carriers, 1790 22500
FEDERAL Herald, 1790 22501
FEDERAL Spy, 1792 24314
FEDERAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION
Constitution 24315
FEMALE hermit 22876
FKNELON, F. de S. de La M.,
Aventures de Te'le'rnaque 23366
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FENN, NATHAN, -1799
Sermon ord. S. Sage 23367
PENNING, DANIEL
Ready reckoner 24316
FENNO, JENNY
Original compositions 23368
FIELDING, HENRY, 1707-1754
Beauties of Fielding 24317
Joseph Andrews 23369
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23370
Tom Jones 23371
Same, Philadelphia 24318
FIELDING, SARAH, 1714-1768
The Governess 23372
A FINE lady 23373
FIRST principles of
Christianity 24319
FISH, ELISHA, 1719-1795
Baptism of Jesus Christ 22502
Same, New London, 1791 23374
Same, Concord, 1791 23375
FISHER, MIERS, 1748-1819
Brief of R. Morris'
title to Ontario lands 23376
FIBRE, OLIVER
Ode 23145
FLAGG, JOSIAH
Curious Almanack 22512
FLAGG, SAMUEL
Circular letter 24140
FLEET, THOMAS and JOHN
Register, 1791-1793 22503
FLEMING, FRANCIS A., -1793
Calumnies of Verus 24321
FLETCHER, JOHN WILLIAM
Race for eternal life 24560
Works. Svols 23378
Same, Vol. in. 24322
FLETCHER, MARY
Account of J. W. Fletcher 23379
FOBES, PERES, 1742-1812
Lectures 22851
Sermon, death J. Manning 23380
FOLIE, A. P.
Plan of Baltimore 24323
FOKBKS, ELI, 1726-1804
Sorrow balanced with joy 22504
FORD, TIMOTHY, 1762-1830
Authority of Court 24324
FOSTER, DANIEL, 1748-1810
Vt. election sermon, 1789 22505
FOSTER, DANIEL, 1751-1795
Mass, election sermon, 1790 22506
Sermon ord. J. Crosby 23381
FOSTER, EDMUND, 1752-1826
Sermon ord. J. Osgood 24325
FOSTER, JOEL
Sermon death S. Kendall 24326
FOTHERGILL, SAMUEL, 1715-1772
Grace of our Lord 24327
Necessity of purity 24327
Prayer of Agur 24327
Repent and be converted 24327
Two discourses 24327
FOWLER, ANDREW, 1760-1850
Christian knowledge 24328
Fox, THOMAS
Almanack, 1791-1798 22507
FRANCE
Constitution, 1791 23383
Same, Philadelphia 23384
Same, Alexandria, 1792 24330
Same 24495
Retreat of allies 24169
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, 1706-1790
Remarks upon navigation 22509
Way to wealth 22508
Same, Boston, 1791 23385
The Whistle 25007
FRANKLIN Minerva, 1790 23074
FRASER, DONALD
Young gentlemans
assistant 23387
F. AND A. MASONS
Constitutions 24052
F. AND A. MASONS. Grand
Lodge, Ga. Rules 23727
F. AND A. MASONS. Grand
Lodge, Mass. Constitution 24052
F. AND A. MASONS. Grand
Lodge, N. J. Regulations 22510
F. AND A. MASONS. Grand
Lodge,N. Y. Constitutions 23388
F. AND A. MASONS. Grand
Lodge, Va. Constitutions 23727
FREEMAN, SAMUEL, 1743-1831
Columbian primer 22511
Curious Almanack 22512
Town officer 23389
FREEMAN'S journal,
1790-1792 22513
FRKNEAU, PHILIP, 1752-1832
Monmouth gazette 23391
National gazette 23587
Rising glory of America 22514
FRIENDS, Society of
Epistle, yearly-meeting 22515
Same, London, 1790 22516
Same, London, 1791 23392
Same, London, 1792 24332
Indians and Friends 24333
To the President 22517
FROTHINGHAM'S Long-Island
Herald, 1791-1792 23395
G.,N.
Athanasian Creed 23396
GAIPER, pseud.
Conversion of Mohametan 23397
Same, Catskill, 1792 24335
GAINE, HUGH, 1726-1807
Catalogue of books 24336
Universal register, 1793 24337
GANZ Lutherisches A. B. C. 23398
GARDINER, JOHN, 1731-1793
Speech, on theatre 24338
Same, Boston 24339
Same, Newburyport 24340
Same, Boston 24341
GARDINER, JOHN
Widowed mourner 23400
GARRETTSON, FREEBORN
Experience 23401
Same, Philadelphia 23402
GAY, BUNKER, -1815
Captivity of J. Howe 24343
Discourse, death A. Gay 24342
GAY, EBENEZER, 1766-1837
Oration, July 5, 1790 22518
GAZETTE of Maine,
1790-1792 22519
GAZETTE of United States,
1790-1792 22520
GEMEINNIJTZIGE Philadelph-
ische Correspondenz, 1790 22521
GENERAL Advertiser,
1790-1792 22522
GENERAL-Postbothe, 1790 22523
GENEVIEVE, of Brabant
Historic von Genoveva 22524
GENLIS, S. F. B. D. DE ST. A. DE
Beauties of Genlis 23406
Child of nature 22525
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22619
GENTLEMEN and ladies
magazine, 1790 22526
GEOGRAPHICAL cards 23407
GEOGRAPHICAL clock 24347
GEORGE-TOWN Weekly
Ledger, 1790-1792 22528
GEORGIA
Act, patrols for slaves 24349
Act, governing slaves 24350
Acts, 1783-1789 22529
Journal, 1791 24351
Laws, 1791 24352
GEORGIA. Circuit Court
Opinions of Judges 24353
GEORGIA Gazette, 1790-1792 22531
GERMAN Almanac, 1791 22582
GERMANTAUNER Zeitung,
1790-1792 22533
399
INDEX OF AUTHORS
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to
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GERMANTOWN. Society for Manu-
facturers. Constitution 22534
GKSNER, SALOMON, 1730-1788
Death of Abel 22533
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23412
GESPRACH, Kleinen Gorgel 22536
GIBSON, ROBERT
Surveying 24357
THE GLASS 23413
GLEASON, EZRA
Almanack, 1791-1793 22537
GOLDEN treasure 24359
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER, 1728-1774
Deserted village 23235
Poems 23416
Vicar of Wakefleld 23417
Same, Norwich 24360
Same, Providence 24361
GOOD daughter-in-law 23336
GOOD mother-in-law 23336
GOODRICH, ELIZUR, 1734-1797
Sermon, ord. M. Noyes 22538
GOOKIN, DANIEL, 1612-1687
Historical collections 24362
Same, Boston, 1792 24530
GosiiENRepository,1790-92 22539
GRAKTON, JOSEPH, 1757-1836
Baptism of Jesus Christ 22540
Sermon, death J. Shepard 24364
GRAHAM, JACOB
De scrophula 23419
GRAY, EDWAKD, 1764-1810
Oration, July 5, 1790 22541
GRAY, THOMAS, 1716-1771
Elegy 23210
GREEN, ASHBKL, 1762-1848
Letter to preacher 24365
Same 24475
Sermon, funeral G. Duffield 22542
GREEN, THOMAS, -1814
Sermon, ord. of baptism 22543
GREEN, TIMOTHY
Register, 1791-1793 22544
GREENFIELD Gazette, 1793 24307
GREENLEAP, THOMAS
Proposal for printing 23421
GREGORY, JOHN, 1724-1773
Father's legacy 23422
Same, Boston, 1791 23790
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24452
GROSS, — Historick recital 24368
GROSVENOR, BENJAMIN, 1675-1758
The Mourner 23423
THE GUARDIAN, 1792 24369
GUILD, BENJAMIN
Catalogue of books 22545
GURNEY, THOMAS, 1705-1770
Brachygraphy 24370
HABERMANN, JOHANN, 1520-1590
Christliche Gebater 22546
HAGAR in the desert 22547
HALE, Sir MATTHEW, 1609-1676
Epistles to his children 22548
HALIBURTON, WILLIAM
Effects of stage 24371
HALL, AARON, 1751-1814
Profane swearing 22549
HALL, JAMES, 1744-1826
Sermon, opening court 24372
Sermon, ord. S. C. Caldwell 24373
HALL, PRINCE
Charge, African Lodge 24374
HALL, SAMUEL, 1740-1807
Catalogue of books 24375
HALLINO, SOLOMON
Masonic oration 22550
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, 1739-1802
Female complaints 24376
Midwifery 22551
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, 1757-1804
National Bank 23424
HAMMET, WILLIAM
Appeal to truth 24377
A Rejoinder 24378
HAMPSHIRE Chronicle,
1790-1792 22552
HAMPSHIRE Gazette,
1790-1792 22553
HAMPTON, SAMUEL
Longitude 22554
HANDY, HAST
On opium 23427
HARRIS, RAYMUND
Slave trade 22555
HARRIS, THADDEUS MASON
Triumphs of superstition 22556
HARRISBURGH Journal, 1790 22557
HART, LEVI, 1738-1808
Anniversary sermon 24381
Discourse, ord. J. Wilder 22558
Sermon, death S. King 24382
HART, OLIVER, 1723-1795
America's remembrancer 23428
Gospel church 23429
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
Catalogus Bibliothecse 22559
Catalogus eorum, 1791 23430
Laws, 1790 22561
Order of exercises,
1791-1792 23432
Qusestiones, 1790-1791 22562
Theses, 1790-1792 22560
HARVEY, JAMES
Letter, to his brother 23434
HAVEN, SAMUEL, 1727-1806
Funeral disc. B. Stevens 23435
Same, Portsmouth, 1791 23436
Same, Newbury port, 1792 24385
HA WEIS, THOMAS, 1734-1820
Communicant's companion 24386
HAYKS, THOMAS
Common food 22563
HAYLEY, WILLIAM, 1745-1820
Triumphs of temper 24387
HAYNES, LEMUEL
Sermon, ord. R. Parmerlee 23437
HAZARD, EBENEZEK, 1744-1817
Historical collections 24388
HELLENBROEK, ABRAHAM 23438
Divine truths 23438
HEMMENWAY, MOSES, 1735-1811
Christian baptism 22666
Same, Philadelphia 22944
Christianity 25013
Concerning the church 24389
Discourse to children 24390
Sermon, death J. Pike 24391
HENRY, MATTHEW, 1662-1714
Church in the house 22564
HERALD of freedom,
1790-1791 22565
HERALD of United States,
1792 24392
HERALD of Vermont, 1792 24393
HERR, FRANZ
Kurze Erklflrung 22566
HERVEY, JAMES, 1713-1758
Meditations. 2vols 23440
Same, New York, 1792 24394
HILDROP, JOHN, 1725-1756
Essay on honour 23441
HILL, SAMUEL
Round hand copies 22567
HINDMARSH, ROBERT, 1759-1835
Emanuel Swedenborg 24395
HIRTE, TOBIAS
Deutschen in Amerika 24396
HIRZEL, JEAN GASPARD
Rural Socrates 25061
HISTORY of Bible 24556
HISTORY of Friendly 24397
HISTORY of holy Jesus 22568
Same, Middletown, 1790 22569
Same, Boston, 1792 24398
Same, Portsmouth, 1792 24399
HITCHCOCK, ENOS, 1744-1803
Bloomsgrove family. 2vols 22570
Discourse, ord. A. Flint 23442
HOADLY, BENJAMIN, 1706-1757
Suspicious husband 23443
Same 24049
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HOAKK, PRINCE, 1754-1834
No song, no supper 24400
HOCH- DEUTSCHE American -
ische Calender, 179 1-1793 22571
HODGE, ALLEN, and CAMPBELL
Proposals for printing 22573
HODGSON, EDWARD
Trial of R. Williams 23445
HOLCKOFT, THOMAS, 1744-1809
Road to ruin 24402
HOLDEN, OLIVER, 1765-1831
American harmony 24403
HOLMES, JOHN
Art of rhetorick 24404
HOLT, THOMAS, 1762-1836
Sermon, ord. R. Paige 24405
HOLTOKE, SAMUEL, 1771-1816
Harmonia Americana 23446
HOME, HENRY, 1096-1782
Black-smith's letter 22574
HOME, JOHN, 1724-1808
Douglas 22575
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23447
Same 24049
HOMER, JONATHAN, 1759-1843
Century sermon. Newton 24406
Christian soldier 22576
HOPKINS, SAMUEL, 1721-1803
True holiness 23448
HOPKINSON, FRANCIS, 1737-1791
Miscellaneous works 24407
HORNE, GEORGK, 1730-1792
Commentary on Psalms 24408
HOSACK, DAVID, 1769-1835
Cholera morbus 23449
Drowning 24409
HODGH, SIMON
Alarm to world 24410
HODGH'S Concord Herald,
1791 23450
HOWARD, BEZALEEL, 1753-1837
Sermon, ord, A. Pratt 23451
HOWELL, READING
Map of Pennsylvania 23453
Same 24411
Same, Smaller 23454
Same 24412
HUDSON Gazette, 1790-1792 22577
HULL, WILLIAM, 1753-1825
Memorial to Congress 24414
HUMANE SOCIETY OP MASS.
Incorporation, etc. 24078
HUMMING bird 23456
HUMPHREYS, DANIEL
American grammar 24415
HUMPHREYS, DAVID, 1752-1818
Happiness of America 22579
HUMPHREYS, DAVID, cont.
Life of Israel Putnam 22578
Miscellaneous works 22578
HUNTER, JOHN, 1728-1793
Venereal disease 23457
HUNTINGTON, ENOCH, 1739-1809
Discourse death J. Hamlin 23458
HUNTINGTON, JOSEPH, 1735-1794
Atonement of Christ 23459
HUTCHINS, FATHER ABRAHAM, ps.
Almanac, 1791-1793 22580
HUTCHINS, JOHN NATHAN
Almanack, 1791-1793 22581
HUTCHINS, JOSEPH
English grammar 23462
HUTTON, CHARLES, 1737-1823
Book-keeping 22582
IMLAY, WILLIAM EUGENE
Observations 23463
IMPARTIAL intelligencer,
1792 24420
IMPARTIAL statement 24421
INCHBALD, ELIZABETH 8.
Simple story 24422
INDEPENDENT chronicle,
1790-1792 22583
INDEPKNDKNT gazetteer,
1790-1792 22584
INDEX of Bible subjects 24425
INNES, THOMAS, 16U2-1744
Catechism 23466
INSURRECTION in St.Domingo 24426
IRISH STATE LOTTERY
Scheme 22585
ISRAEL, FREDERICK
Fear God 23467
JACK, ROBERT
Psalmody 22586
JANEWAY, JAMES, 1636-1674
Invisible realities 24427
Token for children 24428
JARRATT, DEVERKUX, 1733-1801
Call to sinners 24482
Convention sermon 24430
Same, New-London 24431
Love to Christ 24429
Thoughts in divinity 23468
JAY, JOHN, 1745-1829
Charge to grand juries 22587
JENKINS, JOHN, -1823
Art of writing 23469
JENYNS, SOAME, 1704-1787
Christian religion 23471
Same, Baltimore 24120
Lectures 23470
JOCELIN, SIMEON
Chorister's companion 22588
Same, 2d edition 23472
Same 24433
Same, Supplement 24434
JOHNSON, GORDON
Arithmetic 24435
JOHNSON, JOHN, 1706-1791
Marriage-state 22589
Mathematical question 22590
JOHNSON, JOHN
Rape of Bethesda 24436
JOHNSON, SAMUEL, 1709-1784
Prince of Abissinia 23473
JOHONNET, JACKSON
Adventures 23474
JOLLY Hibernian 22591
JONES, HENRY, 1721-1770
Earl of Essex 22592
Same 24049
JONES, SAMUEL, 1735-1814
Psalms and hymns 22593
JONKS, SAMUEL
Universal salvation 22792
JONES, WILLIAM
Resurrection of 23475
JOSEPHUS, FLAVIUS, 37-95
Works 24437
JOYCE and SNOWDON
American ink powder 22594
JUDD, EBEN W.
Stoddard's Almanac, 1791 22595
United States, 1791-1793 22596
Webster's, 1791-1793 22597
JULIA. A novel 24440
JUNIUS, pseud.
Letters 23477
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23478
JUVENAL, HORATIO, pseud.
Address to freemen 22598
Second Address 22599
JUVENILE correspondence 23479
KEATE, GEORGE, 1729-1797
Pelew Islands 24441
KEIR, SUSANNA H., 1747-1802
Interesting memoirs 24442
KEMPIS, THOMAS A, 1380-1471
Imitation of Christ 23480
KENNA, J. junior
Anna's tomb 22600
KKNRICK, WILLIAM, 1725-1779
Whole duty of woman 22601
KENTUCKY
Constitution 24443
KENTUCKY Gazette,
1790-1792 22602
401
INDEX OF AUTHORS
KLE
to
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KLEINE Harfe 24445
KNIGHT, ELLIS CORNELIA
Dinarbas 23473
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24446
KNOX, HUGH, 1733-1790
Moral miscellany 22603
KNOX, VICESIMUS, 1752-1821
Essays. 2vols 24447
KNOXVILI.E Gazette,
1791-1792 23482
KUKTZQEFASSTES Arzney-
Bttchlein 22604
Same, Ephrata, 1791 23483
Same, Ei>hrata, 1792 24449
KUUZE anleitung zum
innern Leben 24755
LADIES' literary companion 24450
LADY'S Almanack, 1792 23484
LADY'S astron. diary, 1792 23485
LADY'S magazine, 1792 24451
LADY'S pocket library 24452
LAMBERT, ANNKTHERESEDE
Advice to daughter 24452
Fair solitary 22605
Polite lady 24453
LANGDON, SAMUEL, 1723-1797
Correction of mistakes 24454
Revelations 23486
Unity of church 24455
LANGWORTIIY, EDWARD
Memoirs of C. Lee 24456
Political hist, of Georgia 23487
LATHROP, JOHN, 1740-1816
Catechism 24457
Same, 2d edition 24458
LATHKOP, JOSEPH, 1731-1820
Christ's warning 22606
Same, 2d edition 23488
Same, 3d edition 24459
Church of God 24460
LATHKOP, SAMUEL, -1846
Oration death S. Wales, jun 23489
LAOS DEO! 3d edition 23490
Same, 4th edition 24461
LA VALINIEKE, PIERRE HUKT DK
Curious dialogue 22607
Vraie histoire 24462
LAVATER, JOHANN C., 1741-1801
Aphorisms on man 22608
Same, New York, 1790 22609
Same, Boston, 1790 22610
LAW, ANDREW, 1748-1821
Collection of tunes 24463
Musical magazine 24464
Rudiments of music 23491
Same 24465
Same, 4th edition 24466
LAW, ANDREW, cont.
Select harmony 2349
Same 24467
LAW, WILLIAM, 1686-1761
Benefits of Christ 23493
LAWRENCE, EFPINGHAM
Drugs and medicines 22611
LEAMING, JEREMIAH, 1717-1804
Evidences of Christianity 22612
LEBEN in Paradise 22613
LKE, ANDREW, 1745-1832
Duty of ministers 22614
LEE, CHARLES, 1731-1782
Essays 24456
LEE, RICHARD
Lines on O. Williams 24468
LEE, SOPHIA, 1750-1824
Edmund of the Vale 22888
LEE, THOMAS, JUNIOR
Sacred harmony 22615
LELAND, JOHN, 1754-1841
History of Jack Nips 24469
Rights of conscience 23495
Valediction 23494
Virginia chronicle 22616
Same, Fredericksburg 22617
LELAND, JOSEPH
Almanack, 1791-1793 22618
L'ENFANT, PETER CHARLES
Plan of Washington 24471
LE PRINCE DE BEAUMONT, J. M.
Young misses' magazine 24472
LE SAGE, ALAIN RENE, 1668-1747
Diable boiteux 23497
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23498
Gil Bias 22619
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23499
LETTER from Miss S — a 23501
LETTER on conversion 23500
LEWIS, AMZI, 1746-1819
Sermon at Gilead 24473
LEWIS, ELI
St. Clair's defeat 24474
LEWIS, WILLIAM, 1714-1781
New Dispensatory 23503
LlBERALISSIMUS, ELIPHAZ, pseud.
See Green, Ashbel
LIFE of Cassem 22620
LIFE of Columbus 24556
LINES to patients 24476
LINN, WILLIAM, 1752-1808
Blessings of America 23504
Sermons 23505
LIPPINCOTT, JOSEPH
Tables 24477
LiTCHFiELD-County Monitor,
1790 23062
LITCHFIELD Monitor,
1791-1792 24478
Li VERMORE, EDWARD ST. LOB
Masonic oration, 1792 24478
LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM, 1723-1790
I have seen 25007
Philosophic solitude 22621
Same, New York, 1792 24556
LOCKE, JOHN, 1632-1704
Toleration 22622
LOGAN, GEORGE, 1753-1821
Agriculture 23506
Five letters 24480
Letters to yeomanry 23507
LONDON. Church of Christ.
Declaration 24481
LONG-ISLAND Herald,
1791-1792 23395
LOVE, CHRISTOPHER, 1618-1651
Prophecies 23508
Same, Carlisle, 1791 23509
Sixteen sermons 24482
LOVELASS, PETER
Bills of exchange 23510
Low, NATHANAEL, 1740-1808
Almanack, 1791-1793 22623
Pocket, 1791-1793 22503
Wait's, 1792-1793 23512
Low, SAMUEL, 1765-
Fellow-craft hymn 22624
Ode for St. John's day 22625
LOWELL, JOHN, 1743-1802
Eulogy, J. Bowdoin 23513
LUKINS, GEORGE
Narrative 24485
LUTHER, MARTIN, 1483-1546
Kleine Catechismus 23514
LYMAN, GERSIIOM CLARK
Funeral sermon, J. Cook 22626
LYMAN, JOSEPH, 1749-1828
Love to Christ 23515
LYON, JAMES, 1735-1801
Proposals for printing 22627
Saint's assistant. No. 1. 23516
MACAULAY, CATHERINE S.
Observations on Burke 23517
MACCLINTOCK, SAMUEL, 1732-1804
Discourse funeral A. Spring 23518
Correspondence with Ogden 23519
McCLURE, DAVID, 1748-1820
Sermon death B. Pomeroy 24486
Sermon inter. J. Elsworth 24487
Sermon ord. S. Griswold 22628
McCoRKLE, SAMUEL E., 1746-1811
Sermon on sacrifices 24488
VI'CoRMicK, JAMES
Almanac, 1792-1793 23520
MAC
to
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
402
M'CuLLOcii, JOHN
Almanac, 1793 24490
M'DONALD, ALEXANDER
Youth's assistant 23521
McEwEN, WILLIAM, 1735-1762
Grace and truth 24491
MACGOWAN, JOHN, 1726-1780
Life of Joseph 22629
Same, Carlisle, 1791 23522
Same, Elizabethtown, 1791 23523
Same, Hartford, 1791 23524
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23535
Priestcraft defended 22526
Same, Baltimore, 1792 24492
MACK, VALENTINE
Ein Gesprftch 24493
MACKENZIE, HENRY, 1745-1831
Man of feeling 23527
Same, Litchfield, 1791 23528
The Mirror. 2vols. 24494
MACKINTOSH, Sir JAMES, 1765-1832
Vindicise Gallicse 24495
MACKLIN, CHARLES, 1699-1797
Love a la-mode 22630
True-born Irishman 24049
MCKNIGHT, JOHN, 1754-1823
Sermons upon faith 22631
McMAnoN, SIMON CREA
Life and adventures 22632
MACPHERSON, JAMES, 1736-1796
Poems of Ossian 22633
MACPHERSON, JOHN
Moral philosophy 23529
Same, in German 24496
MADISON, JAMES, 1749-1812
Convention address 24497
MAGAW, SAMUEL, 1740-1812
Death of Mrs. Magaw 22634
Substance of Address 24498
THE MAIL, 1791-1792 23530
MANSFIELD, ACHILLES, 1751-1814
Sermon ord. J. Elliot 23531
MANSFIELD, RICHARD
Grace of God 22635
MANSON, —
Primer 23532
Same, Carlisle, 1791 23533
MARIA Cecilia 22636
MARICS, JOHN
Bills of exchange 22G37
MARKOE, PETER, 1753-1792
The Reconciliation 22638
MARMONTEL, JEAN F., 1723-1799
Selima & Azore 24049
Same, Philadelphia 24500
MARSHALL, WILLIAM
Vindication 23534
MARTIN, FRANCOIS XAVIEH
Funeral oration, R.Caswell 22639
Justice of peace 23535
MARTIN, GEORG ADAM
Christliche Bibliothek 24501
MARTINET, JOANNES F., 1729-1795
Catechism of nature 23536
Same, Philadelphia 24502
MARYLAND
Laws, 1789-1792 22640
Votes, H. of D., 1789-1792 22641
Votes, Senate, 1789-1792 22642
MARYLAND Society Abolition
of Slavery. Minutes 24509
MARYLAND Gazette, (Green's),
1790-1792 22643
MARYLAND Gazette, (Hayes'),
1790-1792 22645
MARYLAND Gazette, (Winter's),
1790-1792 22644
MARYLAND Herald,
1790-1792 22646
MARYLAND Journal,
1790-1792 22647
MASON, BENJAMIN
Light out of obscurity 22648
LichtdasausderDunkelheit 23545
MASON, JOHN, 1646-1694
Spiritual songs 22649
Same, Hartford, 1791 23546
MASSACHUSETTENSIS, pseud.
Strictures upon government 24515
MASSACHUSETTS
Acts and laws, 1790-1792 22650
Amendments to Constitu-
tion 22655
Boston Tontine Association 24523
MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL
SOCIETY. Publications 24035
Collections. Vol. i. 24530
MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL
SOCIETY. Papers 22661
MASSACHUSETTS STATE BANK
Incorporation 24522
MASSACHUSETTS Centinel,
1790 22662
MASSACHUSETTS Magazine,
1790-1792 22663
THE MATERNAL sister 23336
MATHER, RALPH
Familiar letters 24532
MATHEMATICAL tables 24357
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM
Address to public 24533
MAXCY, JONATHAN, 1768-1820
Last enemy destroyed 23559
Proposals for printing 23560
Prospects of America 23561
MEACHAM, JOSEPH
Only true church 22664
MEASE, JAMES, 1771-1846
Bite of mad dog . 24534
THE MEDLEY, 1792 24535
MELLEN, JOHN, 1722-1807
Faith of the Gospel 22665
MELLEN, JOHN, JUN., 1752-1828
Sermon, funeral I. Dunster 23502
MEMORIALS of Abolition
Societies 24536
MERCER, JOHN
Oration, 4 July, 1792 24537
MERCER, JOHN FRANCIS, 1759-1821
Electors of President
Same
24524
24526
Electors of Representatives 24525
Same 24526
Fast Proclamations)
1790-1792 22652
General orders 22551
Massachusetts State Bank
Reply to D. Ross 24538
MEREDITH ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1792 24539
MERKEL, LOT
Muffs and tippets 23563
MERRIAM, MATTHEW, 1739-1797
Sermon, J. Abbott 24540
MERRIMACK HUMANE SOCIETY
By laws 24541
Laws 24542
Perpetual laws, 1790-1791 22651
Rateable estates 24521
Relief of poor 23553
Resolves, 1789-1792 22656
Tax. No. 8 22660
Tax. No. 9 23556
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tions, 1790-1792 22653
MASSACHUSETTS. Soldiers.
Memorial to Congress 24135
Same 24136
Same 24414
24552 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Form of discipline 22666
Same, 7th edition 23564
Same, 8th edition 24543
Minutes, 1791 23565
Minutes, 1792 24544
Pocket hymn-book 22667
Same, llth edition 23566
Same, 12th edition 23567
Same, 13th edition 24545
METHODIST'S remonstrance 22668
MIDDLESEX Gazette,
1790-1792 22669
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MILLIGAN, JACOB
Charleston Directory, 1790 22670
MILTON, JOHN, 1608-1674
Paradise lost 23569
Paradise regain'd 22671
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23570
Poetical works. 2vols 23571
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23572
THE MIRROR, 1779-1780 24494
MISCELLANEOUS reflections 24547
MISCELLANIES, moral, etc 24548
MITCHILL, SAMUEL L., 1764-1831
Natural history 24549
THE MONITOR 22672
THE MONITOR, 1792 24550
MONMOUTH Gazette 23391
MONRO, JOHN
Religious letters 22673
MONSTROUS good songs 24551
MONTAGUE, -
Compendium of geography 22674
MOORE, BENJAMIN, 1748-1816
Regeneration 23573
Same, 2d edition 24552
MOORE, EDWARD, 1712-1757
Fables for ladies 24452
The Gamester 22675
Same 24049
MOORE, JOHN, 1730-1802
View of society, France 24553
View of society, Italy 24554
Zeluco 24555
MOORE, JOHN HAMILTON, -1807
Young gentleman monitor 22676
Same, New York, 1790 22677
Same, New York, 1792 24556
MOORE, THOMAS, pseud.
Almanack, 1791-1793 22678
Sheet, 1791 22679
MOORE, THOMAS LAMBERT
Sermon, 14 Oct. 1792 24558
THE MORALIST 24559
MORE, HANNAH, 1745-1833
Essays 24452
Search after happiness 23575
Same, Boston, 1791 23576
MORQAN, JAMES
Life of Thomas Walsh 24560
MORNING post, 1790-1792 22680
MORNING ray, 1791-1792 23578
MORRISON, WILLIAM, 1748-1818
N-H.eIectionsermon,1792 24563
MOIISH, JEDIDIAH, 1761-1826
Geography made easy 22681
Same, 3d edition 23579
History of America 22682
Sermon, death R. Gary 22683
MORTON, SARAH W. A., 1759-1816
Ouabi 22684
MOTHER'S gift 23580
MOTT, SAMUEL
Almanack, 1791-1793 22685
MOUNT, THOMAS
Confession 23773
MOZART, J. C. S. W. A., 1756-1791
Don Juan 24564
MUCKARSIE, JOHN
Children's Catechism 24565
MURPHY, ARTHUR, 1727-1805
Grecian daughter 23582
Same 24049
MURRAY, JOHN, 1741-1815
Forming a church 23583
MURRAY, JOHN, 1742-1793
Funeral sermon, J. Prince 23584
Original sin 23585
Sermons 23586
MURRAY, LINDLEY, 1745-1826
Power of religion 22686
NANCREDE, P. J. O, DE., 1760-1841
L'Abeille Fran9oise 24566
NASH, JUDAH, 1728-1805
Sermon, funeral A. Kendall 24567
NATIONAL gazette,
1791-1792 23587
NECKER, JACQUES, 1732-1804
Religious opinions 23588
NELSON, JOHN
Journal 24560
NEUE Americanische Cal-
ender, 1791-1793 22688
NEUE Hoch Deutsche Cal-
ender, 1791-1793 22688
NEUE Lancaster Zeitung,
1790-1793 22690
NEUE Landwirthschafts
Calender, 1791-1793 22687
NEUE Philadelphische Cor-
respondenz, 1790-1792 22689
NEUE Readinger Zeitung,
1790-1792 22691
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del.
Poor-house 23594
NEW Chart of West-Indies 22698
NEW-ENQLAND Primer 22692
Same, Newburyport, 1790 22693
Same, Newburyport, 1790 22694
Same, Boston, "l790 22695
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22696
Same, Providence, 1790 22697
Same, Boston, 1791 23595
Same, Boston, 1791 23596
Same, Baltimore, 1791 23597
Same, Hudson, 1792 24573
NEW-ENGLAND Primer, cant.
Same, Boston, 1792 24574
Same, Catskill, 1792 24575
NEW game of cards 24576
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Act to establish Bank 24587
Amendmentof Constitution 24577
Same, Exeter, 1792 24578
Constitution 24580
Same, Portsmouth, 1792 24585
Indent taxes 23602
Journal, H.ofR. 1789-1792 22699
Journal, Senate, 1789-1792 22701
Xaws 24585
Outstanding taxes 23603
Public Acts, 1789-1790 22703
Representatives to Congress 22704
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tion, 1792 24579
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL
SOCIETY. Charter 24588
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Gazette,
1790-1792 22705
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Gazetteer,
1790-1792 22706
NEW- HAMPSHIRE Recorder,
1790-1791 22707
NEW HAVEN, Conn.
Bye laws 23708
NEW-HAVEN Gazette, 1791 23607
NKW JERSEY
Acts, 1789-1792 33710
Journal of Council,
1783-1793 33713
Society for manufactures 23609
Sum to be raised for 1790 22709
Votes, 1789-1792 22714
NEW JERSEY. COLLEGE OF
Catalogus, 1792 24595
NEW-JERSEY Almanac,
1790-1793 22716
NEW-JERSEY Journal,
1790-1792 22715
NEW-JERSEY State Gazette,
1792 24598
NEW JERUSALEM. CHURCH OF
Liturgy, etc. 24599
NEW Philadelphia jest-book 33598
NEW YORK. State
Census, 1790 33717
Same 23614
Constitution, 1777 23829
Same 24602
Jjurnal, Assembly,
1790-1792 22718
Journal, Senate, 1790-1792 22719
Laws, 2vols 24602
Laws, 1789-1792 22720
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NEW YORK, cont.
Western waters 24604
NEW YORK. Soldiers.
Memorial to Congress 24136
NEW YOUK. Agricultural
Society. Transactions 24605
NEW YORK. Carpenters
Society. Constitution 24606
NKW YORK. Friar's Tontine.
Constitution 24607
NEW YORK. Lottery.
Scheme 22721
NEW YORK. Mechanics
Society. Charter, etc. 24609
Incorporation 24608
NEW YORK. Society Library.
Catalogue 23618
Same, Continuation 24610
Same,Farthercontinuation 24611
NEW YORK. Tammanial
Tontine. Plan 24612
NEW YORK. Tammany Society.
American Museum 23619
NEW YORK. Theatre.
Play-bill, 17!)0 22722
Play-bill, 1791 23620
NEW YORK. Trinity Church.
Ballot 23621
NEW- YORK Directory. 1790 22724
NEW- YORK Daily Gazette,
1790-1792 22723
NEW-YORK Journal,
1790-1792 22725
NEW-YORK Magazine,
1790-1792 22728
NEW- YORK Packet,
1790-1792 22729
Address of carriers, 1790 22730
NEW- YORK Weekly
Museum, 1790 22731
NEW- YORK tragedy 24864
NEWARK, N. J.
Contract for bridges 23626
NEWARK. Stocking Manu-
factory. Advertisement 24617
NEWMAN, JOHN
Tumours and cancers 23627
NEWPORT. R. I.
Town tax 23628
NEWPORT. Mechanics
Association. Charter, etc. 24618
NEWPORT Herald, 1790-1791 22732
NEWPORT Mercury,
1790-1792 22733
NEWTON, JOHN, 1725-1807
Cardiphonia. 2vols 24620
Letters 24921
Lettersand sermons. Vol. vi. 24622
NEWTON, JOHN, cont.
Olney hymns 22734
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23631
NICHOLS, THOMAS
Hymns and songs 23632
NICHOLSON, JOHN
Address to people 22735
NICOLAS, LEWIS
Divinity of Christ 23633
THE NIGHTINGALE 23634
NILES, NATHANIEL, 1741-1828
Perfection of God 23635
NISBET, RICHARD
Capacity of negroes 24623
Source of virtue 24624
NIXON, WILLIAM
Latin prosody 22736
Latin vocabulary 24625
NORFOLK Chronicle,
1790-1792 22737
NORMAN, JOHN, 1748-1817
American pilot 23637
Map of United States 23638
NORTH CAROLINA
Journal of Convention 22738
Journal, H.ofC., 1789-1792 22739
Journal, Senate, 1789-1792 22740
Laws, 1715-1790 23641
Laws, 1789-1792 22741
Statutes of England 24627
NORTH-CAROLINA Almanac,
1791 22742
NORTH-CAROLINA Chronicle,
1790-1791 22743
NORTH-CAROLINA Gazette,
1790-1792 22744
NORTH- CAROLINA Journal,
1792 24632
NORTHERN INLAND- LOCK NAVIGA-
TION COMPANY. Purchases 24634
Report 24635
NORTHWEST TERRITORY
Laws, 1791 24633
NORTON, ELIJAH
Methodism examined 23645
NORTON, NOAH U.
Oration, 7 March, 1791 2364(1
NORWICH Packet,1790-1792 22745
NOYKS, NATHANIEL, 1735-1810
Infant baptism 24637
OBSERVATIONS on judiciary 24038
OBSERVATIONS on landed
property 24640
OBSERVATIONS on novel-
reading 24639
OBSERVATIONS on universal
salvation 22746
OCCOM, SAMSON, 1723-1792
Hymns • 24641
ODE for 23 Oct. 1792 24642
ODIORNE, THOMAS, 1769-1851
Progress of refinement 24643
Op commerce 23648
OGUEN, JOHN COSENS, 1755-1800
Letters to S. Macclintock 23650
N. H. elect, sermon, 1790 22747
Portsmouth Academy 23649
Masonic sermon, 1790 23651
O'KEKFFE, JOHN, 1747-1833
The Farmer 24644
Patrick in Prussia 23652
Poor soldier 22748
Same, Philadelphia 24049
Prisoner at large 22750
Same, Philadelphia 23653
Same, Philadelphia 24049
Songs, duets, etc. 22749
OLIPHANT, JAMES, 1734-1818
Sacramental Catechism 23654
ORACLE of Dauphin, 1792 24645
ORIENTAL moralist 24055
OSBORNE'S New-Hampshire
Spy, 1790-1792 22751
OSTERWALD, JEAN FREDERIC
Practical observations 23184
Same 23656
OTTAWA INDIANS
Debates in Council 24647
OTTERBEIN, JOHANN DANIEL
Jesus und die Kraft 22752
OVIDIDS NASO, Publius
Metamorphoseon, libri x 22753
OWEN, JOHN, 1616-1683
Death of death 24648
PAINE, THOMAS, 1736-1809
Common sense 23657
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23658
Same, Albany, 1792 24658
The Crisis 24658
Letter to Raynal 24658
Letter to Dundas 24658
Letters 24658
Public good 24658
Rights of man. Part i. 23659
Same, Bennington, 1791 23660
Same, Boston, 1791 23661
Same, 4th edition 23662
Same, Carlisle, 1791 23663
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23664
Same, 2d edition 23665
Same, New York, 1793 24650
Same, Albany, 1792 24658
Rights of man. Part n. 24651
Same, Boston, 1792 24652
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PAINE, THOMAS, conl.
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24653
Same, 2d edition 24654
Same, Baltimore, 1792 24655
Same, Carlisle, 1792 24656
Same, New London, 1792 24657
Writings. Albany, 1792 24658
PARENT'S advice 24659
PARISH, ELIJAH, 1762-1825
Sermon ord. A. Parish 24660
PARKER, JAMES, 1714-1770
Conductor generalis 22754
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24661
PAYNE and HEABN
Catalogue of books 22755
PAYSON, SETH, 1758-1820
Sermon ord. E. Hill 23666
PKALE, REMBRANDT, 1778-1860
Profiles of Washington 23667
PEDDLE, Mrs. —
Rudiments of taste 22756
PELOSI, VINCENT M.
Marine list 23668
PENINOTON, JOHN, 1768-1793
Chemical essays 22757
Fermentation 22758
PENN, WILLIAM, 1644-1718
Christenheit 23609
Fruits of father's love 24662
Fruits of solitude 24663
PENNINGTON, lady —
Advice to daughters 24452
PENNSYLVANIA
Acts, 1790-1792 23670
Constitution 22759
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22760
Same 22872
Same, In German 22761
Creditors of State 23674
Interest on debt 23673
Journal H. of It., 1790-1792 23675
Journal Senate, 1790-1792 23677
Laws, 1789-1790 22762
Minutes of Convention 22764
Minutesof grand committee 22766
Proclamation. Reward for
murderers 24672
Public accounts 23676
Repealing tax 23672
Report of comptroller 24667
Report of register 24667
Report of treasurer 24667
River commission 23678
Same 23679
Road to Lancaster 24(165
Society for relief of poor 24664
State of accounts:
Fees of Council, 1786-90 22767
PENNSYLVANIA, cont.
Treasurer of Penn. 1785 22768
Same, 1786 22769
Same, 1787 22770
Same, 1788 23680
Same, 1788-1789 23681
Berks County, 1776-1790 23682
Chester County 22771
Dauphin County, 1785-87 22772
Fayette County, 1785-90 22773
Franklin County, -1788 22774
Huntingdon County 22775
Montgomery Co. 1787-89 22776
Northampton County 22777
Washington County 22778
York County 23683
Tagebuch, 1789-1792 22779
Tagebuch, Senats, 1790-92 23685
Western waters 23678
PENNSYLVANIA Almanac,
1793 24676
PENNSYLVANIA Gazette,
1790-1792 23780
PENNSYLVANIA Herald,
1790-1792 22781
PENNSYLVANIA Journal,
1790-1792 22782
PENNSYLVANIA Mercury,
1790-1792 22783
PENNSYLVANIA Packet, 1790 22784
PENNSYLVANIA Pocket-
Almanac, 1791-1793 22785
PERKINS, ELIJAH
Dropsy 23691
PEIIKINS,NATHAN, 1748-1838
Discourse ord. W.F. Miller 24678
Sermon ord. H. N. Woodruff 22786
PERPETUAL Almanack 22787
PERPETCAL Almanack 24576
PERRY, R.
Destruction of Sodom 22788
PERRY, WILLIAM
Only guide to English 22789
Same, Worcester, 1790 22790
Same, Worcester, 1792 24679
PETITION, on liquor tax 23692
PEYTON, V. J.
English language 24680
PFEIFFER, GEORGE
On gout 23693
THE PHENIX, 1791-1792 23694
THE PHENIX, 1792 24681
PHILADELPHIA, Penn.
Constitution 22791
Directions for gaol 24683
Rules for gaol 24684
PHILADELPHIA. BaptistAsso-
ciation. Minutes, 1790-92 22792
PHILADELPHIA. Christ Church.
Burials, 1790-1792 22793
PHILADELPHIA. COLLEGE OF
An Exercise, 1790 22798
PHILADELPHIA. College of
Physicians. Charter, etc. 22794
PHILADELPHIA. Franklin
Society. Constitution. 24687
PHILADELPHIA. Lutheran
Church. Die Spuren 23697
PHILADELPHIA. Pennsyl-
vania Hospital.
Catalogue of books 22795
PHILADELPHIA. St. Andrew's
Society. Constitution 23698
PHILADELPHIA. Society for
Prisons. Extracts 22796
PHILADELPHIA. Zion's Church.
Lob und Anbetung 22797
PHILADELPHIA jest-book 22799
PHILADELPHISCHE Correspon-
denz, 1792 24688
PHILLIPS, NATHANIEL
Almanack, 1793 24689
Same, 2d edition 24690
PHILO Dramatis, pseud.
Rights of drama 24691
PlLGARLIC, pseud.
Albaniad 23699
PILMOKE, JOSEPH, 1734-1825
Renovation of man 24692
PINCHARD, Mrs. —
The Blind child 24693
Same, Philadelphia 24694
PINDAR, ROGER, pseud.
Remarkable speeches 25007
PINKHAM, PAUL
Chart of Nantucket 33700
PINKNEY, WILLIAM, 1764-1822
Speech, on slavery 22800
Pious guide to prayer 24695
PITKIN, TIMOTHY, 1766-1847
Funeral sermon, S. Newell 22801
PITTSBURGH Gazette,
1790-1792 22802
PLAN of book auction 23702
PLATTES, GABRIEL
Discovery of treasure 24697
PLOWDEN, CHARLES
See of Baltimore 23708
PLUMMKR, JONATHAN, JUN.
Address to K. Wiggles-
worth 24698
POCKET Almanac, 1791 22803
POCKET Map of Penn. 22804
POETICAL epistle to Africans 22806
POLITICAL repository,
1790-1792 23807
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POLLNITZ, F. C. H. B.
Agriculture 22805
POMFRKT, JOHN, 1667-1703
Poems 23705
Same 24700
Poou ROBIN, pseud.
Almanack, 1790-1793 22808
POPK, ALEXANDER, 1688-1744
Essay on man 22809
Same, Worcester, 1790 22810
Same, New London, 1791 23707
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24702
Same, Boston, 1792 24703
Universal prayer 24702
Same, Boston, 1792 24703
POPE, AMOS, 1771-1837
Almanack, 1792-1793 23708
POPE, JOHN, 1770-1845
Tour through Territories 24705
PORTER, ROBERT
Oration, 4 July, 1791 23709
PORTER, SARAH
Royal penitent 23710
POTOMAK Almanac, 1793 24706
POTOWMAC Guardian,
1790-1792 22811
POUGIIKEEPSIK Journal,
1790-1792 22812
POWER, ALEXANDER
Petition for half-pay 22813
PRENTICE, CALEB, 1746-1803
Truth of God 23713
PRESBYTERIAN CHDRCH in Penn.
Act, on covenanting 24709
Act, on communion 24709
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in U. S.
Acts, 1790-1792 23714
Confession of faith 24711
Constitution 24711
Directory for worship 24711
Government and discipline 24711
PRESENT to children 23715
PRICE, RICHARD, 1723-1791
Love of country 22814
PRICHARD, WILLIAM
Catalogue of books 22815
Sale of books 24712
PRIESTLEY, JOSEPH, 1733-1804
Letters to Burke 23716
New chart of history 24713
PRIME, BENJAMIN Y., 1733-1791
Columbia's glory 23717
PRINCE, WILLIAM, 1766-1842
Fruit trees and shrubs 22816
PRIOR, MATTHEW, 1664-1721
Henry and Emma 23235
PHODIUAL daughter 22817
PROPRIETORS OF LOCKS
By-laws 24715
Incorporation 24714
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in
Carolinas. Pastoral letter 22820
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Del.
Journal, 1791-1792 23718
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Md.
Journal, 1791-1792 23719
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Mass.
Ecclesiastical Constitution 22818
Journal, 1792 24718
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in N. J.
Proceedings, 1791-1792 23720
PHOT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in N. Y.
Journal, 1787-1791 24720
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Penn.
Journal 22819
PROT. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in U. S.
Book of common prayer 22821
Same, Philadelphia, "1791 23721
Catechism 24721
Constitution 23722
Convention, 1789 22822
Journal, 1792 24722
PROUD, JOSEPH
Hymns 24599
PROUDFIT, JACOB
De pleuritide vera 22823
PROVIDENCE. R. I.
Arrival of President 22824
Prox for general officers 22825
PROVIDENCE. R. I. Bank.
Constitution 23723
Incorporation 23738
Rules 23724
PROVIDENCE. Dancing
Assembly. Rules 24723
PROVIDENCE. St. John's
Lodge. Funeral notice 24724
PROVIDENCE Gazette,
1790-1792 22826
RABAUT, JEAN PAUL, 1743-1793
Address to England 23726
RALLING, JOHN
Miscellanies 22827
RAMSAY, DAVID, 1749-1815
Health in Charleston 22828
RANLET, HENRY
Youth's instructor 24726
RASPE, RUDOLF ERICH, 1737-1794
Gulliver revived 24727
RAYNAL, G. T. P., 1713-1796
Revolution of America 24728
READ, DANIEL, 1757-1841
American singing book 24729
Psalmody 22829
I READ, J.
Raising hemp 22906, 22907
READ, JOHN K.
New Ahimon Rezon 23727
REASON and faith 23728
REASONS of votes of
Otsego County 24730
THE REFORMATION 23336
REFORMED DUTCH CIIURCH
Catechism 24107
Confession of faith 24107
Liturgy 24107
REFORMED GERMAN CHURCH
Cateehismus 22830
REICIIE, CARL CHRISTOPH
Fifteen discourses 23729
REID, THOMAS, 1710-1796
Essays on man 24731
RELIGIOUS tradesman 22831
RELLY, JAMES, 1720-1778
Hymns 23730
REMARKS on maple sugar 22832
Same, New York, 1791 23731
Same, Albany, 1791 23732
REMARKS on Report 22833
RETURNED captive 22834
RHODE ISLAND
Abolition Society 22842
Acts, 1790-1792 22835
Consideration of the U. S.
Constitution 22840
Election of Representative 22843
Election of Senators 22841
Election of Representatives 24737
Same. Form to be observed 24738
Incorporation of Bank 23738
Oath of State officers 22844
Ratification of Constitution 22732
22845 ,22846, 22847, 22848
Tax, 6000 pounds 23737
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF
Catalogus eorum, 1792 24739
Theses, 1790-1792 22850
Lectures 22851
RICE, DAVID, 1733-1816
Slavery inconsistent 24741
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24742
RICHARD, astrologer, pseud.
Almanack, 1793 24743
RICHARDS, GEORGE, -1814
Psalms, hymns, etc. 24952
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL, 1689-1761
Clarissa Harlowe 23740
History of Pamela 24744
Sir Charles Grandison 22852
RIGG, EDWARD
Latin grammar 22853
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Beauties of creation 24745
Choice emblems 22854
RIPLEY, EZRA, 1751-1841
Sermon ded. of church 24747
Sermon ord. W. Emerson 24746
RIPPON, JOHN, 1751-1836
Hymns 24748
Same, New York, 1792 24749
BOBBINS, CHANDLER, 1738-1799
Mass, election sermon, 1791 23741
ROBBINS, ROBEKT, 1741-1804
Divine sovereignty 24750
ROBEHTS, DANIEL
Life of John Roberts 22855
ROBERTSON, JOHN, 1712-1776
Tables of latitude 22856
Same 24357
ROBERTSON, JOSEPH, 1726-1802
Punctuation 24751
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM, 1721-179:)
Ancient knowledge of India 24752
RODNEY, OESAR A., 1772-1824
Oracle of liberty 23742
ROGERS, MEDAD, 1750-1824
Address to living 24753
ROGERS, RANSFORD
Morristown ghost 24754
ROLLINSON, WILLIAM
Miniature painting 22857
RUMBLING, CHRISTIAN ANTON
Nachricht seiner von Gott 24755
ROOSEN, GERHARD, 1612-1711
Christliches Gemuths-
Gesprach 22858
Ross, DAVID, 1750-
Address to citizens 24756
Ross, ROBERT, -1799
New primer 22859
ROUELLE, JOHN
Mineral waters of Virginia 24757
ROWE, ELIZABETH S., 1674-1737
Devout exercises 22860
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23743
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23744
Same, Windsor, 1792 24758
Same, Abridgement 24759
Friendship in death 22861
Same, Boston. 1792 24760
ROWLANDSON, MARY WHITE
Narrative 23745
RUM, Sir RICHARD, pseud.
Indictment and trial 23746
RUSH, BENJAMIN, 1745-1813
Amusements for schools 22866
Effects of liquors 22864
Same, 3d edition 22865
Same, Worcester, 1791 23415
RUSH, BENJAMIN, cont.
Eulogium, W. Cullen 22862
Same, New York 22863
Female education 23747
Same, Boston, 1791 23790
Moral thermometer 23415
Punishment of murder 24762
Sugar maple tree 24761
RUSH, JACOB, 1746-1820
Address to jury 23748
Russ, D.
Uranian harmony 23749
RUSSEL, ROBERT
Seven sermons 24763
RUSSELL, ELIJAH
Almanack, 1793 24764
RUSSELL, JONATHAN, 1771-1832
Tribute to N. Hayward 22867
SAINT DOMINGO
Insurrection 24765
Same, 4th edition 24766
ST. JOHN, PETER
Poetical relation 23750
SALEM, Mass.
Constables notice 23751
SALEM. Marine Society.
Laws 22868
SALEM Gazette, 1790-1792 22869
SANDERS, DANIEL C., 1786-1850
Masonic sermon, 1792 24768
SANDS, JOSHUA?
Rights of suffrage 24769
SARJEANT, THOMAS
Federal arithmetician 22870
System of short-hand 24370
SATURDAY evening Herald,
1790 22871
SAUNDERS, RICHARD, pseud.
Almanack, 1791-1793 22872
SAUR, CHRISTOPH, 1721-1784
Neutzliche Anweisung 24771
SAVANNAH. Dancing
Assembly. Rules 22873
SAYRE, FRANCIS BOWKS
Phthisis pulmonalis 22874
SCHEME of lottery 23754
SCHNEIDER, PETER
Merkwtirdige Proph-
ezeyung 24772
SCHOOL for love 22875
SCHOOL of virtue 22876
SCHRODER, JOHANN GEORG
Merkwttrdige Geschichte 22877
SCHWACHE Ausdrtlcke,
C. D. Weyberg 22878
SCOTT, THOMAS
Sermon, 26 Aug. 1792 24773
SCOTT, WILLIAM, 1750-1804
Lessons in elocution 22879
SEABURY, SAMUEL, 1729-1796
Address to Presbyterians 22880
Discourse.Portsmouth, 1791 23755
Discourse, New York, 1792 24774
SEAMAN, VALENTINE, 1765-
On opium 24775
SECURITY of rights in Conn. 24776
SELBY, WILLIAM, -1800
Apollo and the muses 22881
Two anthems 22882
SELECT verses 22883
SELECTION, in verseand prose 24777
SELEcriONof sacred harmony 22884
SENECA, Lucius ANN^EUS, 5-65
Morals 24778
SEUIOUS address to Metho-
dists 24779
SERJENT, ABEL
Address to Universalists 24780
SERLE, AMBROSE, 1742-1812
Christian parent 23756
Christian remembrancer 23757
SERMON on swearing 22885
SERMONS on temperance 23758
SEWALL, DANIEL, 1755-1842
Almanack, 1791-1793 22886
Concord, 1791 22887
SEWARD, ANNA, 1747-1809
Monody on Major Andr6 22888
Same, New York, 1792 24782
SEZE, RAYMOND, 1748-1828
Defence of Louis xvi 24783
SHAFTSBURY ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1790-1792 22889
SHENSTONE, WILLIAM, 1714-1763
Pastoral ballad 24440
SHEPARD, SAMUEL, 1739-1846
Letters on baptism 23761
SHEPARD, THOMAS, 1605-1649
Penitential cries 22649
Same, Hartford, 1791 23546
SHEUIDAN, RICHARD B. B.
School for scandal 24785
SHERIDAN, THOMAS
Slavery in Antigua 23762
SHERWIN, THOMAS
Divine breathings 24786
THE SHIPWRECK, a tale 24440
SHORT account confirmation 23763
SHORT introduction to Latin 22890
Same, Boston, 1792 24787
SHUTTLESWORTH, SAMUEL
Vt. election sermon, 1791 24788
SIRET, PIERRE Louis, 1745-1798
Ele'mens de la langue
Anglaise 24789
SIS
to
STS
INDEX OF AUTHORS
408
SISTER'S gift 23764
SLACK, Mrs. —
American instructor 24790
SMART, CHRISTOPHER, 1772-1770
Hymns for children 28765
SMKLLIE, WILLIAM, 1740-1795
Natural history 23766
SMITH, EUNICE
Practical language 247!) 1
Same, Warren, 1792 24792
Worldly-mincledness 23767
Same, Springfield, 1792 24793
Same, Warren, 1792 24794
Same, Boston, 1792 24795
SMITH, HUGH, 1736-1789
Letters to women 24796
SMITH, JOHN, 1579-1632
Memoirs 22391
SMITH, JOSHUA
Divine hymns 23768
Same, Portsmouth, 1791 23769
SMITH, ROBERT, 1723-1793
Saving faith 23770
Same, Carlisle, 1792 24797
SMITH, SAMUEI, S., 1750-1819
Three discourses 23771
Same, Boston, 1791 23772
Same, Lancaster, 1792 24798
SMITH, WILLIAM, 1727-1803
Eulogium on B. Franklin 24799
Sermon, on salvation 22891
SMITH, WILLIAM, 1728-1793
History of New- York 24800
SMITH, WILLIAM, 1754-1821
Confession of T. Mount 22773
Same, New Haven, 1791 23774
Same, Middletown, 1791 23775
Convict's visitor 23776
Discourse,Convention,1790 22892
Discourse, Norwich, 1791 23778
Masonic discourse, 1791 23777
SMITH, WILLIAM L., 1757-1812
Politicks of certain party 24801
SMITH, WILLIAM PITT
Ode 23504
SOCIETY for manufactures 23779
SOCIETY or CINCINNATI
Proceedings, 1790 22893
SOLAR system displayed 23780
SOME directions for silk 24802
SOME thoughts on gloomy
cloud 24803
SONGS for children 22894
SOUTH CAROLINA
Acts, 1790-1792 22895
Constitution 22896
Same 22940
Election of Representatives 22898
SOUTH CAROLINA, cont.
Public laws 22897
SOUTH CAROLINA YAZOO
COMPANY. Proceedings 23783
SOUTH CAROLINA Gazette,
(Miller's), 1790-1792 22899
SOUTH CAROLINA Gazette,
(Constable's), 1792 24805
SPIERIN, GEORGE HARTWELL
Masonic sermon, 1790 22900
Masonic song 23784
SPIUITUAL food 24807
SPOONER'S Vermont Journal,
1792 24808
SPORTSMAN'S companion 23785
Same, 2d edition 23786
Same, 3d edition 24809
SPRING, SAMUEL, 1746-1819
Sermon ord. P. Thurston 24810
Sermon ord. A. Washburn 23787
Three sermons 22901
STANDFAST, RICHARD
Blind man and death 22902
STANFORD, JOHN, 1754-1834
Death of E. Mitchell 24811
Gospel of Christ 23789
Hymns for youth 24812
Law of God 23788
STANHOPE, PHILIP D., 1694-1773
Principles of politeness 23790
Same, Worcester, 1792 24813
STARKE, MARIANA, 1762-1838
Widow of Malabar 23791
Same 24049
STATE Gazette of N.-C.,
1790-1792 22903
STATE Gazette of S.-C.
1790-1792 22904
STEARNS, CHARLES, 1753-1826
Sermon, sacred musick 24816
STEARNS, JOSIAH, 1732-1788
The Divine character 22905
STEARNS, SAMUEL. 1747-1819
Almanack, 1791-1793 22906
American dispensatory 23794
American oracle 23795
Animal magnetism 23797
Philosophical contem-
plations 22907
Tour from London 23796
STERNE, LAURENCE, 1713-1708
Beauties of Sterne 22908
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23799
Sentimental journey 22909
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23800
Same, Norwich, 1792 24818
STERRY, CONSIDER, 1766-1823
American youth 22910
STEWART, WILLIAM M.
Young mason's monitor 24819
STILLMAN, SAMUEL, 1737-1807
Apostolic preaching 23801
Sermon, death N. Brown 23802
STONE, TIMOTHY, 1742-1797
Conn. election sermon, 1792 24820
STONINGTON ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1790-1792 22911
STORY, ISAAC, 1774-1803
Yarico to Inkle 24822
STOVER, WILLIAM LILLY
Almanack, 1791 22912
STRICTURES upon Observa-
tions 24823
STRONG, CYPRIAN, 1743-1811
Owning the Covenant 23804
STRONG, NATHAN, 1748-1816
Conn.electionsermon,1790 22913
STRONG, NEHEMIAH, 1729-1807
Astronomical, 1791-1793 22914
Middlesex, 1791-1792 22916
Sheet, 1792-1793 23810
Stafford's, 171)1-1793 22917
STUDDIFORD, PETER
Funeral sermon J. R. Har-
denbergh 23811
SULLIVAN, JAMES, 1744-1808
Government of U. S. 23812
Path to riches 24829
SUMNER, CLEMENT
Masonic oration, 1789 22918
SUMNER, JOSEPH, 1740-1824
Sermon ord. S. Suniner 23813
SUNBURY Gazette, 1792 24830
SWAN, TIMOTHY, 1758-1842
Federal harmony 22919
Same, Boston, 1792 24831
SWEDENBORG, EMANUEL
Aphorisms of wisdom 24832
Doctrine of life 24833
Queries cone. Trinity 24834
True Christian religion 24835
SWEETING, WHITING, -1791
Narrative 23814
Same, Hartford, 1791 23815
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24836
Same, Providence, 1792 24838
Same, Wilmington, 1792 24837
SWIFT, JONATHAN, 1667-1745
Letter to married lady 24452
SWIFT, ZEPHANIAH, 1759-1823
Domestic slavery 23816
SWORDS, THOMAS, and JAMES
Proposals for printing 22920
THE SYREN 24839
SYSTEM of chemistry 23817
409
INDEX OF AUTHORS
TAB
to
UNI
TABLE of coins, etc. 23818
TABLE of distances 22922
TABLE of interest 23819
TABLE to shew contents 22921
TAPPAN, DAVID, 1752-1803
Faith in God, and Christ 24840
Mass, election sermon, 1793 24841
TATE, JAMES
Infant baptism 22923
TATHAM, WILLIAM, 1752-1819
Map, south division 22924
Topographical analysis 23820
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23821
TAYLER, THOMAS
Lord's-day 24842
TATLOK, THOMAS
Death of John Wesley 23822
TEKSTEEGEN, GERHARD
Geistliches Blumen-Gart-
lein 23823
Vom Christlichen Gebrauch
der Lieder 24843
Von der Mystic 24755
THACHEK, PETER, 1752-1802
Sermon, death J. Bowdoin 23824
Same 23825
Sermon ord. W. P. Rowland 22925
THAYER, ELIHU, 1747-1812
Sermon ord. P. Sanborn 22926
THEATRE. A poem 24844
THEOSOPHISCHER Entwurf 24755
THOMAS, ISAIAH, 1749-1831
Almanack, 1791-1793 22537
Catalogue of books 24845
THOMAS'S Massachusetts Spy,
1790-1792 22927
THOMAS, ROBERT BAILEY
Farmer's Almanack, 1793 24847
THOMAS, TRISTRAM, 176D-1847
De pneumonia stethnica 24848
THOMPSON, ABRAHAM
Poems 22928
THOMPSON, JOHN
Judas Iscariot 22929
THOMSON, JAMES, 1700-1748
The Seasons 22930
Same, Philadelphia, 1790 22931
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23827
Same, Hartford, 1792 24849
THORN, STEPHEN
Haswell's Almanac, 1792 23828
Webster's, 1792 23829
THORNTON, ELISHA
Almanack, 1791-1793 22932
THORNTON, THOMAS
George Washington 22933
THOUGHTS on holiness 24851
THOUGHTS on universal
salvation 22934
THURBER, LABAN
Divine subjects 24852
THURSTON, BENJAMIN, 1756-1804
Four sermons 23831
Infant baptism 24853
TICKNOR, ELISHA, 1757-1821
English exercises 24854
TIFFANY'S Recorder,
1791-1792 23832
THE TIMES, 1790-1791 22935
To free electors of N. Y. 24856
To free electors of N. Y. 22936
To freemen of R. I. 22937
To independent electors 24857
To independent electors 24858
To independent electors 24859
To Representatives of Penn. 22938
To the public 23834
To voters of Maryland 22939
TOBLER, JOHN
Almanack, 1791-1792 22940
TODD, WILLIAM
Masonic oration, 1789 22941
TOPHAM, EDWARD, 1751-1820
Life of John Elwes 22942
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23837
TOWNSEND, SlIIPPIK
Gospel considered 24860
Scripture truths 23838
TRAGEDY of Louis Capet 22943
TREATISE on redemption 23839
TRENCK, FHIEDRICH von der
Life 23829
Same, Boston, 1792 24861
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24862
TRIUMPH of reason 23336
TRUE account of Columbia 24863
TRUE narrative of tornado 24864
TRUMBULL, BENJAMIN, 1735-1820
Choice of God 23840
Sermon ord. T. Holt 22945
TRUMBCLL, JOHN, 1750-1831
M'Fingal 23841
TRUMBULL, JOHN, 1756-1843
Proposals for two prints 22946
TUDOR, WILLIAM, 1750-1819
Gratulatory address 22947
TYLER, ROYALL, 1757-1826
The Contrast 22948
THE UNEQUAL conflict 24865
UNITED STATES
Abstract of duties 23926
Accounts of R. Morris 22993
Same 23922
UNITED STATES, eont.
Accounts with States 22969
24874, 24922
Act of Georgia 23870, 24881
Act of Maryland 23851, 23870
24881 ^
Act of Rhode-Island 24881
Same 23870
Acts relating to N. J. 24591
Acts respecting N. C. 22956
Acts respecting R. I. 22957
Acts, 1st Congress 22949, 22950
22951, 23842, 23*43
Acts, 2d Congress 22952, 22975
23844, 24868, 24869, 24870
Acts, 3d Congress 23845, 23846
Admission of Kentucky 23850
Same 23899
Admission of Vermont 23856
Amendments to Constitut'n 22953
22977, 23883
Appropriations, 1790 23860
Same, 1791 23886
Same, 1791 23925
Same, 1792 24898
Same, Estimate 24941
Armistice with GreatBritain 24868
Arrears due troops 22985
Authenticating State Acts 22968
Bank of United States 23875
23876, 24927
Bill to promote arts 23848
Census, 1790 22999, 23916
Same, Schedule 23917
Census of 8. C. 23885
Civil list, 1789 23002
Same, 1792 23895
Same, 1793 24908
Claim of J. B. Cutting 24893
Claims barred 24884
Claims of widows 24882
Cod and whale fisheries 23911
Same 23912
Coinage 23906
Coins of U. S. 24886, 24887
Collection of duties 22970
22971, 24900
Commerce of U. S. 23915
Commissioners of loans 23854
Same 24895
Congressional register,
Vols. n-iv 22973
Constitution 22879, 22949
22950, 22951, 22976, 22977
23887, 23888, 23902-, 24585
Constitutions of States 23887
Contract with Penna. 24873
Converting salt water 23919
UNI
to
VBR
INDEX OF AUTHORS
410
UNITED STATES, cont.
Copper coinage 23001 24904
Court martial, J. Harmar 23905
Court processes 23872 24896
Debts of United States 23580
22965, 23807, 23874, 23461
24901, 24905, 24921, 24926
24927
Declaration of independ-
ence 23887, 23902, 24585
Definitive Treaty 24585
Disposition of lands 23004
Distilled spirits 23865, 23896
23897
Duties on goods, etc. 22940
23889, 23890, 23891, 23892
23893, 23894, 24905, 24906
24907
Duties on spirits 24894, 24925
24945
Duties on teas and wines 23861
Same 23897
Duties on tonnage 22963, 22964
24900, 24906
Same, Amendments 22962
Election of President 24878
Same 24879
Establishing mint 23880, 23920
24886, 24887
Evolutions of cavalry 24915
Excise law 22583, 23865
23896, 23897
Exports 23927
Fisheries 24875
Georgia election 23904, 24916
24917
Indemnify N. Green[e] 24888
Interest on State debts 23003
Indian hostilities 23214, 24909
24944
Journalof H.of R.,1789-92 22980
Journal of Senate, 1790-92 22982
Judicial courts 23862
Judiciary system 23908, 23909
Lands at Vincennes 23853
Landsnotclaimed 23882, 23913
Lands reserved by Virginia
in North-west Territory 22954
Same 24867
Laws. Vol. i 23902
Same, Vol. I 23903
Laws within Vermont 23857
Light-house, at Portland 22955
Light-houses, beacons, etc. 22967
Same 23874
Manufactures 23914
Manual exercise 24915
Marine Hospitals 24933
UNITED STATES, cont.
Meeting of Congress 23852
Same 24892
Merchant seamen 22959, 23849
24866, 24912, 24913
Military establishment 22958
Same 23855
Militia 22987, 22988, 24063
24358, 24899
Militia to execute laws 24889
National Hank 23006
Northwest Territory 24902
Ohio Company 24872
Pensions to invalids 23873
24903, 24946
Petition of C. Greene 24936
Post-Offlce Department 22978
23871, 24876, 24877, 24923
24935
President's speech, 1791 23921
President's speech, 1792 24934
Printing laws 23878
Protection of frontiers 24880
24885, 24890, 24905
Public credit 22998, 23005
23006
Public creditors of Penna. 22983
Publick creditors of N. J. 22984
Rates of coins 24906
Ratification of Constitution 22976
22986, 23898
Ratification of Amendments 24868
Reduction of debt 23868
Regulations for troops 22990
22991, 22992, 23907. 24919
24920
Relief of D. Cook 23884
Relief of J. Stewart 22961
Relief of widows 24883
Removal of Congress 22986
Renewal of certificates 24932
Report on petitions 24931
Representation of Kentucky
and Vermont 23863
Return of duties 24928
Revenue collection 24918
Revenue for debt 24937
Revenue laws 24903
Revolutionary claims 24930
Rix-dollar of Denmark 23864
Rules for troops 23000, 23918
Salaries of government 23858
Seat of government 23869
SouthernTerritory 22960, 24902
Specie account, 1791 23928
Same 24938
Supplies for 1792 24929, 24940
Symmes' Grant 24891
UNITED STATES, cont.
Temporary jails 23881
Terms members of Congress 22979
Territory of Columbia 23847
Trade with Indians 22972
Treasurer's accounts, 1791 23923
Same, July-Sept. 1791 23924
Same, 1792 24939
Treasury Department 23866
Same 24897
Treaties 22952, 23902, 23903
Treaties with Indians 22952
22966, 23902
Treaty with Cherokees 24868
Treaty with Creeks 22989
Treaty with Morocco 23859
Tribute to B. Franklin 23879
Uniformity in weights 22994
Same, 2d"edition 22995
Same, 3d edition 22996
Same, 4th edition 22997
Same, oth edition 23910
Unlading ships on ice 23877
War Department 24897
Same, Disbursements 24942
Weights and measures 24871
Same 24923
UNITED STATES Chronicle,
1790-1792 23007
UNIVERSAL Asylum, 1790-92 23008
UNIVERSAL TONTINE
Articles of association 24950
UNIVEKSALIST CHURCH
Articles of faith 23009
Evangelical psalms 24951
Same, Boston, 1792 24952
USSHER, GEORGE NEVILLE
English grammar 23010
VAN CUELEN, JACOBUS
Almanac, 1791 23011
VAN SOLINGEN, HENRT M.
On worms 24953
VEKBESSERTE Hoch-Deutsche
Calendar, 1791-1793 23012
VERMONT
Acts and laws, 1790-1792 23013
Constitution 24956
Council of Censors, 1792 24958
Fast Proclamations,1790-91 23014
Journal of Assembly,
1790-1792 23937
Sales of lands 23939
Statutes 23939
Thanksgiving Proclama-
tion, 1791 23935
VERMONT Gazette, 1790-92 23015
VERMONT Journal, 1790-92 23016
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
VER
to
WES
VERSCIIIEDENE Geschichten 24961
VINALL, JOHN
Preceptor's assistant 24962
VINCENT, THOMAS. 1634-1678
God's voice in city 23942
VIRGINIA
Acts, 1789-1791 23017
Draughts of bills. 2vols 24!)64
Journal, H. of D., 1789-91 28018
Journal, Senate, 1789-1791 23019
Taxes, 1782-1790 23020
VIRGINIA Almanack, 1793 24968
Same, Petersburg 24969
Same, Richmond 24970
VIRGINIA and farmer's
Almanack, 1793 24971
VIRGINIA Centinel, 1790-92 23021
VIRGINIA Chronicle, 1790 23027
VIRGINIA Chronicle, 1792 24972
VIRGINIA Gazette (Davis')
1790-1792 23023
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hanson's),
1790-1792 23022
VIRGINIA Gazette (Prentis'),
1790-1792 23024
VIRGINIA Gazette (Nicolson's),
1790-1792 23025
VIRGINIA Herald, 1790-1792 23026
VISION of Theodore 22685
VIVIAN, THOMAS
Three dialogues 23952
VOCAL muse 24978
VOCAL remembrancer 23028
A VULGAR error 25007
WALKER, JAMBS L.
Painting 24979
WALKER, JEREMIAH
Calvinism 23953
WALKER, ROBERT, 1716-1783
Sermons 23029
WARD, BENJAMIN M.
Essay on religion 23030
WARING, WILLIAM
Lunar observations 23954
New-Jersey Almanack,
1791-1793 23031
Poor Will's, 1791-1793 23032
Pocket, 1791-1793 23033
Poulson's, 1791-179!) 23034
South-Carolina, 1793 24984
WARREN, MERCY OTIS, 1728-1814
Poems 23035
WARREN ASSOCIATION
Minutes, 1790-1792 23036
WASHINGTON Spy, 1790-92 23037
WATERHOUSE, BENJAMIN
Medicine 24987
WATKRHOUSE, BENJAMIN, cont.
Vitality 23038
WATSON, ELKANAH, 1758-1842
Tour in Holland 23039
WATTS, ISAAC, 1674-1748
Catechisms 23961
Same, Exeter 24992
Same, Hartford 24993
Divine songs 23040
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23765
Horse lyricse 23041
Same, New York, 1792 24988
Same, Philadelphia 24989
Hymns and songs 23042
Same, Boston, 1791 23192
Same, Boston, 1791 23193
Same, Boston, 1792 24105
Same, Newburyport 24106
Same, New York, 1792 24990
Same, New York 24991
Preservative from sins 24992
WEATHERWISE, ABRAHAM, pseud.
Federal Almanack, 1791 23043
Genuine, 1791-1792 23045
Massachusetts, 1791-1793 23044
New-England, 1793 24995
New-Hampshire, 1791 23047
Town and country, 1791-92 23048
WEAVER'S draft-book 24996
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUN., 1758-1843
American selection 23050
Same, Thomas' 2d edition 24997
Same, 7th Conn, edition 24998
American spelling book 23051
Same, Thomas' 2d edition 23052
Same, Thomas' 3d edition 23965
Same, Thomas' 4th edition 24999
Same, 14th edition 25000
Essays 23053
Farmer's catechizm 23056
Same, Hartford 23967
Same, Northampton 23968
Federal catechizm 23056
Same, Hartford > 23057
Same, Albany 23058
Same, Boston 23059
Same, Hartford 23967
Same Northampton 23968
Grammatical institute 23054
Same, 1st Conn, edition 23055
Same, 3d Conn, edition 23966
Same, 3d Conn, edition 25002
Same, Thomas' 2d edition 25001
Little reader's assistant 23056
Same, 2d edition 23967
Same, 3d edition 231)68
The Prompter 23969
Same, Albany, 1792 25003
WEBSTER, NOAH, JUN., cont.
Same, Boston 25004
Same, New London 25005
Same, Philadelphia 25006
Same, Burlington 25007
Reform of spelling 23968
Rudiments of grammar 23056
Same, Hartford 23057
Same, Albany 23058
Same, Boston 23059
Same, Hartford 23967
Same, Northampton 23968
WEBSTER, PKLATIAH, 1725-1795
Address on banks 23970
Same, Philadelphia, 1791 23971
Plea for soldiers 23060
Same, New Haven, 1790 23061
Political essays 23972
WEEKLY monitor, 1790 23062
WEEKLY museum, 1790-92 23063
WEEKLY register, 1791-92 23974
DiEWEGEund Werke Gottes 25010
WEICHENHAN, ERASMUS, -1594
Christliche Betrachtungen 23975
WELLS, AMOS
Hymns 24195
WESLEY, CHARLES, 1708-1788
Epistle to G. Whitefield 23064
WESLEY, JOHN, 1703-1791
Christianity 25013
Elizabeth Hobson 25012
Notes upon N. T. 23976
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 25011
Primitive physic 23977
Separation from church 23978
Thoughts upon slavery 25014
WEST, BENJAMIN, 1730-1813
Astronomical, 1791-1793 23065
Bickerstaff's Boston, 1791 23066
Bickerstafi's Conn. 1791 23068
Bickerstaff's Genuine,
1791-1792 23069
Bickerstaff's Genuine
Boston. 1792-1793 23982
Bickerstaff's Genuine
Mass. 1791-1793 23070
Bickerstaff's N. E., 1792-93 23986
Federal, 1792 23981
Massachusetts, 1793 25019
New-England, 1791-1793 23071
Sheet, 1793 25025
Wheeler's, 1791-1793 23073
WESTERN advertiser,
1790-1792 23074
WESTERN star, 1790-1792 23075
New-year's wish, 1791 23992
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY
Larger Catechism 24711
WES
to
ZOB
INDEX OF AUTHORS
413
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY, eont.
Shorter Catechism 23076
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 24711
Same, Albany, 1792 25030
Same, Exeter, 1792 24992
WETHERILL, SAMUEL, 1736-1816
Antinomianism 23077
Divinity of Christ 25031
Doctrines of J. Murray 23078
Incarnation of Christ 23993
WETMORE, IZRAHIAH, 1728-1798
Sermon ord. D. L. Beebee 23994
WHARTON, CHARLES H., 1748-1833
Christ's divinity 23995
WHEELER, BENNETT
Young mason's monitor 23996
WHEELING, W.
Almanac, 1792 23997
WHELPLET, SAMDEL, JUNIOR
Infant baptism 25032
WHITE, ROBERT
Captivity 23066
WHITEFIELD, GEORGE, 1714-1770
Doctrine of election 23998
Hymn 23079
Sermon, on Luke 8th, 18 25033
WHITEIIEAD, JOHN, 1740-1804
Funeral dis. John Wesley 23999
Same, 2d edition 24000
WHITMAN, SAMUEL, 1752-1827
Sermon ord. L. Lankton 23080
Sermon ord. M. Hallock 25034
WHITNEY, ELI, 1765-1825
Oration, death K. Grant 25035
WHITNEY, JOSIAH, 1731-1824
Sermon, death I. Putnam 23081
WHITTAKER, JAMES, 1751-1787
Concise statement 23082
WHITTINGTON, Sir RICHARD, -1423
Famous history 23083
WILDER, JOHN, 1759-1836
Discourse, death E. Lane 23084
WILKINS, HENRY
Animal motion 25036
WILKINSON, EDWARD, 1727-1809
Wisdom, a poem 25037
WILLARD, JOSEPH, 1738-1804
Sermon, T. Hilliard 23085
WILLIAM AND MARY UNIVERSITY
Statutes 25038
WILLIAMS, DAVID, 1738-1816
Lessons to young prince 24001
Same, Philadelphia 24002
WILLIAMS, HELEN MARIA
French Revolution 24003
Letters from France 25039
WILLIAMS, JONATHAN, JUNIOR
Thermometer 25040
WILLIAMS, NATHAN, 1735-1829
Christian baptism 25041
Same, 2d edition 25042
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL, 1743-1817
Love of our country 25044
Personal Christianity 25043
WILLISON, JOHN, 1680-1750
Assembly's Catechism 24004
Mother's Catechism 24005
WILMER, JAMES JONES, 1749-
Memoirs 25045
New-Jerusalem Church 25046
WILSON, JAMES, 1742-1798
Charge to grand jury 24006
Introductory lecture 24007
WILSON, RACHEL
Discourse, 10 Aug. 1769 25047
WINCHESTER, ELHANAN, 1751-1797
Elegy on John Wesley 25048
Prophecies 25049
Universal restoration 25050
WINTHROP, JOHN, 1587-1649
Journal 23086
WOHL eingerichtetes
Deutsches A. B. 0. 24008
Same, 1791 24009
Same, 1792 25051
WOLCOT, JOHN, 1738-1819
The Apple-dumpling 24476
Poetical works 23087
Same, Philadelphia. Vol. ii 23088
Same, Philadelphia, 1792 25052
WOLLSTONECRAFT, MARY
Rights of woman 25053
Same, Boston 25054
WOODHOUSE, JAMES, 1770-1809
Persimmon tree 25055
WOODHULL, JOHN, 1744-1824
Thanksgiving sermon 23089
WOODMAN, JOSEPH, -1807
Sermon bapt. L. Robinson 25056
WOODS'S Almanac, 1793 25058
WOODS'S Newark Gazette,
1791-17D2 24010
WOOLMAN, JOHN, 1720-1772
Journal 23090
WORCESTER, NOAH, 1758-1837
Close communion 24011
Sermon ord. T. Worcester 24013
WORKMAN, BENJAMIN
Elements of geography 23091
Same, 3d edition 23092
Same 24013
Father Tammany's Alma-
nack, 1791-1793 23093
Pennsylvania Almanac,
1791 23094
YALE COLLEGE
Catalogue of Library 24015
Catalogus eorum, 1790 23095
Quaestiones, 1790 23097
Theses, 1790-1792 23096
YORK COUNTY, Me.
Assessor's tax 24017
YOUNG, ARTHUR, 1741-1820
Rural economy 25061
YOUNG, EDWARD, 1684-1765
Night-thoughts 23098
Same, Philadelphia 24018
Same, Philadelphia 24019
Last day 23099
Resignation 24020
YOUNG, WILLIAM
Books for sale 25062
YOUNG clerk's magazine 25063
YODNG gentleman's monitor 25064
Same, New York, 1792 25065
YouNGgentleman'saccidence 25066
YOUNG lady's monitor 25067
Same, New London, 1792 25068
Same, New York, 1792 25069
YOUTH'S warning-piece 25070
Same, Norwich, 1792 25071
ZEAL for truth 24021
ZlMMKRMANN, JOHANN GEORG VON
Solitude 25072
ZSCHOKKE, JOHANN H. D.
Abaellino 25073
ZUBLY, JOHANN JOACHIM
Evangelisches Zeugniss 25074
413
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
BIOG-
RAPHY
22559
24611
32795
24015
22393
22575
22686
23244
24033
24375
23326
23878
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
BUKUNGTON. N. J. Library.
Catalogue
HARVARD LTNIVERSITY.
Catalogus Bibliothecse
NEW YORK. Society Library.
Catalogue 23618,24610,
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
Library. Catalogue
YALE COLLEGE. Library.
Catalogue
SALE catalogues 22387-,
22399, 22470, 22545,
22592, 22671, 22675,
22755, 22815, 22855,
23262, 28304," 23417,
24172-, 24182, 24336,
24712, 24845, 25062
WRITING 22464, 22567,
23327, 24250, 24751
PRINTING 23264, 23469,
24370, 24687
BIOGRAPHY.
ASISUUT, FRANCIS. Journal 24060
BANNEKEU, BENJAMIN.
Account of 24074
BOWDOIN, JAMES. By
J. Lowell 23513
CASSEM. Life of 22620
CHALKLET, THOMAS. Journal 22397
CULLEN, WILLIAM. By
B. Rush 228C2
CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM. By
Himself 23303
DAVIS, MART. By
S. Burroughs 24162
ELWES, JOHN. By
E. Tophain 22942, 23837
ENFIELD, W. Biographical
sermons 23352
EQUIANO, OLAUDAH. By
Himself 23353
GARDINER, JAMES. By
P. Doddridge 24274
GARKETTSON, FREEBORN. By
Himself 23401
GENOVEVA. Historic tie 22524
JANEWAY, JOHN. By
J. Jane way 24427
JOSEPH, son of Israel. By
J. Macgowan 22029, 23522
JUDAS ISCAKIOT. By
J. Thompson 22929
KEIR, SUSANNA II. Memoirs 24442
LEE, CHARLES. By
E. Langworthy 24456
McMAiiON, SIMON CREA.
Life 22632
MAGAW, LUCIA. ByS.Magaw 22(i34
MARIA CECILIA. Life of 22636
MATHER, RALPH. Letters 24532
MOUNTAIN, JOSEPH. By
D. Daggett 22441
NELSON, JOHN. By Himself 24560
PUTNAM, ISRAEL. By
D. Humphreys 22578
ROBERTS, JOHN. By
D. Roberts 22855
SMITH, JOHN. Memoirs 22391
SWEETING, WHITING. By
/ Himself 23814, 23815, 24836
24837, 24838
TRENCK, FKIEDRICH VON DBR.
By Himself 23829, 24439
24861, 24862
VOLTAIRE, F. M. AROUET DE.
By M. DE CONDORCET 24210
WALSH, THOMAS. By
J. Morgan 24560
WASHINGTON, GEORGE. By
T. Thornton 22933
WESLEY, JOHN. By T. Taylor 23822
24000
WILMEH, JAMES JONES. Bv
Himself " 25045
WOOLMAN, JOHN. Journal 23090
FUNERAL SERMONS.
BEARSS, Mrs. KELLOGG. By
M. Rogers 24753
BELLAMY, JOSEPH. By
N. Benedict 22339
BOWDOIN, JAMES. By
P. Thacher 23824
BRIGHT, MICHAEL. By
J. Grafton 24364
BROWN, NICHOLAS. By
S. Stillman 23802
BRYAN, GEOKGE. By J.Ewing 23359
BURNET, ANN. By M. Burnet 22385
GARY, RICHARD. By J. Morse 22683
CASWKLL, RICHARD. By
F. X. Martin 22639
CHAMBERLAIN, THOMAS. By
Himself 22398, 23254, 24185
CHASE, Mrs. AMOS. By
A. Chase 24187
COOK, JESSE. By G.C.Lyman 22626
DUFFIKLD, GEORGE. By
A. Green 22542
DUNSTER, ISAIAH. By
J. Mellen, jun. 23562
EI.SWORTH, JOHN. By
I). M'Clure 24487
FLETCHER, JOHN WILLIAM.
By M. Fletcher 23379
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. By
W. Smith 24799
GARDNER, JONATHAN. By
W. Beutley 23177
GAY, ABIGAIL. By B. Gay 24342
GRANT, ROBERT. By
E. Whitney 25035
HAMLIN, JABEZ. By
E. Huntington 23458
HARDENBERGH, JACOB R. By
P. Studdiford 23811
HAYWARD, NATHAN. By
J. Russell 22867
HILLIAHD, TIMOTHY. By
J. Willard 23085
HOWELL, ROGER WILLIAMS.
By P. Allen, jun. 24032
IRELAND, MARY. By
J. G. J. Bend 24091
KENDALL, ANNA. By J. Nash 24567
KENDALL, SAMUEL. By
J. Foster 24326
KING, SARAH. By L. Hart 24382
LANE, EBBNEZER. By
J. Wilder 23084
LEAVITT, SARAH. By
J. Emerson 24299
LEECH, JONATHAN L. By
Z. Ely 22483
MAGAW, LUCIA. By
J. G. J. Bend 22338
MANNING, JAMES. By
P. Fobes 23380
By J. Maxcy 23559
MITCHELL, EUPHEMIA. By
J. Stanford 24811
MOSELEY, SAMUEL. By
J. Cogswell 24197
NEWELL, SAMUEL. By
T. Pitkin 22801
PIKE, JAMES. By
M. Hemmenway 24391
POMEROY, BENJAMIN. By
D. M'Clure 24486
PRINCE,JOSEPH. ByJ.Murray 23584
PUTNAM, ISRAEL. By
J. Whitney 23081
SHEPABD, JONATHAN. By
J. Grafton 24364
SMITH, BENJAMIN, JUN. By
S. Austin 22321
SMITH, MARY. By S. Austin 22321
SPRING, ALPHEUS. By
S. Mac Clintock 23518
STEVENS, BENJAMIN. By
S. Haven 23435, 23436, 24385
HIS-
TORY
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
424
TAPPAN, BENJAMIN. By
E. Forbes 22504
TOCKEK, JOHN. By J. Eames 24285
WALES, SAMUEL, JON. By
S. Lathrop 23489
WARD, JAMKS. By
J. Grafton 24364
WESLEY, JOHN. By
J. Whitehead 23999
WKYBEKO, CASPER DIETRICH.
Schwache Ausdriicke 22878
WHITNEY, Lois. By
J. Cogswell 22408
WILDER, DOROTHY. By
J. Cushing 22438
WILLIAMS, OLIVER. By
R. Lee 24468
HISTORY.
BUBOES, B. Indostan letters 22380
JOSEPHUS, F. Works 23340,24437
PRIESTLEY, J. Chart of
history 24713
ROBERTSON, W. India 24752
FRANCE.
BRISSOT DE WAHVILLE. J. P.
Shall the King be tried 23222
BURKE, E. Appeal to whigs 23236
French affairs 23237
French Re volution 23238, 24157
FRANCE. Constitution, 1791 24330
GROSS. — Historick recital 24368
MACAULAY,C.S. Observations 23517
MACKINTOSH, J.
Vindicse Gallics 24495
PAINE, T. Rights of man 23659
24650, 24658
PRIESTLEY, J. Letters
to Burke 23716
RETREAT of allies 24169
SEZE, R. Defence
of Louis xvi 24783
TRAGEDY of Louis Capet 22943
TRIBUTE to B. Franklin 23879
WILLIAMS, H. M.
French Revolution 24003
Letters from France 25039
GREAT BRITAIN.
DODSLEY, R. Kings of
England 23331
VINCENT, T. God's voice
in the city 23942
NORTH AMERICA.
AMERICAN chronology 24037
BELKNAP, J. Discovery
of America 24085
LIFE of Columbus 24556
MORSE, J. History of America 22682
INDIANS.
BARTRAM, W. Account of
Creeks, Cherokees, etc. 23159
COLUMBIAN tragedy 23268
FRiENDsandlndiansinPenn. 24333
GAY, B. Captivity Mrs. Howe 24343
GOOKIN, D. Indians in N. E. 24362
JOHONNET, J. Adventures 23474
LEWIS, E. St. Clair's defeat 24474
OTTAWA INDIANS. Debates 24647
ROWLANDSON, M. W. Narra-
tive 23745
UNEQUAL conflict 24865
UNITKD STATES. Indians 22966
22972, 22989, 23214, 23268
24868, 24909, 24944
UNITED STATES.
ANNUAL register, 1791 23127
CAREY, M. Information for
Europeans 22390
HAZARD, E. Historical col-
lections 24388
HIHTE, T. Iland-bt'ichlein
fur die Deutschen in
Amerika 24396
RAYNAL, G. T. F. Revolution
of America 24728
DISTRICT OF MAINE.'
ADDRESS to inhabitants 23105
BRADMAN, A. Narrative of
R. Forbes 23221', 24144
DAVIS, D. Address 23313
YORK COUNTY lands 24017
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BELKNAP.J. HistoryofN. H. 22335
22336, 23166, 24087, 24088
VERMONT.
ADMISSION of State 23856, 23857
MASSACHUSETTS.
INCORPORATION of Boston 24134
MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL
SOCIETY. Publications 24035
Collections. Vol. I. 24530
MASSACHUSETTS Register,
1791-1793 22503
WINTHROP, J. Journal 23086
RHODE ISLAND.
MAXCY,J. Historical account 23560
PROVIDENCE. President's
visit, 1790 22824
CONNECTICUT.
BEERS, W. P. Address 23165
CONNECTICUT Register,
1791-1793 22544
NEW YORK.
ACCOUNT of Genesee tract 23101
FISHER, M. Morris lands in
Ontario 23376
SMITH, W. History of N. Y. 24800
VIRGINIA.
ADDRESS to Alexandria 22298
TATHAM, W. Topographical
analysis 23820, 23821
GEORGIA.
CONTESTED election 24916, 24917
LANGWORTHY, E.
Political history 23487
KENTUCKY.
ADMISSION of State 23850, 23899
OHIO.
OHIO COMPANY 24872
SCIOTA lands 22298
SYMMES,' grant 24891
INDIANA.
FRENCH settlement lands 23853
ILLINOIS.
FRENCH settlement lands 23853
NORTHWEST TERRITORY.
FRENCH settlement lands 23853
GOVERNMENT of Territory 24902
LAWS, 1791 24633
MILITARY lands 22954, 23883
23913, 24867
WESTERN TERRITORY.
WORKS relating to 22966, 22972
23214, 23268, 23474, 24474
248G5, 24909, 24944
SOUTHERN TERRITORY.
WORKS relating to 22960, 22989
23159, 23882, 23913, 24705
24868, 24902
SAINT DOMINGO.
INSURRECTION of negroes 24426
24765, 24766
GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVELS.
BARTRAM, W. Travels 22329
23159, 23160
BELKNAP, J. Discovery of
America 24085
415
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
LAN-
GUAGES
BIDDLE, C. Philadelphia
Directory, 1791 28305
BLIGH.W. Mutiny of Bounty 22367
BBADMAN, A. Narrative of
R. Forbes 23226, 24144
BKISSOT DE WARVJLLE, J. P.
New travels 24146
BRUCE, J. Travels in
Abyssinia 23228
BRYDONE, P. Tour through
Sicily 24150
CUETWOOD, W. R. Voyages
of R. Boyle 22402
CARVER, J. Three years'
travels 24181
DAVIDSON, R. Geography
epitomized 22448, 233 1 1
DUNCAN, W. New York
Directory, 1791 23337
Same, 1792 24281
GARRETTSON, P. Travels in
North-America 23401
GEOGRAPHICAL cards 23407
GEOGRAPHICAL clock 24347
KEATE, G. Pelew Islands 24441
MILLIGAN, J. Charleston
Directory, 1790 22670
MONTAGUE, — . Geographical
cards 22674
MOORE, J. View of France 24553
View of Italy 24554
MORSE, J. Geography made
easy 22681
Same, 3d edition 23579
NEW-YORK Directory, 1790 22724
NORMAN, J. American pilot 23637
POPE, J. Tour through south 24705
STEARNS, S. London to Paris 23796
STERNE, L. Sentimental
journey 22909, 23800, 24318
TABLE of distances in U. S. 22922
UNITED STATES. Capital 23847
23869, 24296, 24471
WATSON, E. Tour in Holland 23039
WORKMAN, B. Elements of
geography 23091, 23092, 24013
MATHEMATICAL geography 22406
22554, 22856, 23300, 23954
24357
MAPS and charts 22406, 22698
22724, 22728, 22804, 22924
23104, 23250, 23337, 23453
23637-, 23700, 24124-, 24265
24296, 24323, 24341, 24411
24471, 24713
LANGUAGES.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
ALEXANDER, C. Grammat-
ical system 24030
ASH, J. Grammatical
institute 24059
BARRY, J. American
spelling book 22326
BINGHAM, C. Accidence 22363
23206, 24114
Child's companion 24112, 24113
BUCHANAN, J. English
syntax 24153
BDRGH, J. Art of speaking 22381
DANA, J. Reading and
speaking 24245
DILWORTH, T. New guide 22462
22463, 23325, 24268, 24271
ELEMENTS of gesture 22481
22879, 24245, 24556
ELY, J. Child's instructor 24298
FIELDING, S. The Governess 23372
FRASER,, D. Young
gentleman assistant 23387
FREEMAN, S. Columbian
primer 22511
HUMPHREYS, D. American
grammar 24415
HUTCHINS, J. English
grammar 23462
HANSON, — Primer 23532, 23533
MOORE, J. H. Young
gentleman monitor 22676
22677, 24556
NEW-ENGLAND Primer 22692
23595-, 24573-
PERHY, W. Spelling-book 22789
22790, 24679
PEYTON, V. J. English
language 24680
RANLET, H. Spelling-book 24726
Ross, R. New primer 22859
SCOTT, W. Elocution 22879
SIRET, P. L. Ele"mens de la
langue Anglaise 24789
SLACK, Mrs. — American
instructor 24790
TICKNOR, E. English
exercises 24854
USSHER, G. N. English
grammar 230 1 0
WEBSTER, N. JUN. American
selection
Thomas' 1st edition 23050
Same, Thomas' 2d edition 24997
Same, 7th Conn, edition 24998
WEBSTER. N. JUN., cont.
American spelling book. 23051
Same, Thomas' 2d edition 23052
Same, Thomas' 3d edition 23965
Same, Thomas' 4th edition 24999
Same, 14th edition 25000
Grammatical institute.
Thomas' 1st edition 23054
Same, 1st Conn, edition 23055
Same, 2d Conn, edition 23966
Same, 3d Conn, edition 25002
Same, Thomas 2d edition 25001
Little reader's assistant 23056
Same, 2d edition 23967
Same, 3d edition 23968
Reform of spelling 23968
Rudiments of grammar 23056
Same, Hartford 23057
Same, Albany 23058
Same, Boston 23059
Same, Hartford 23967
Same, Northampton 23968
YOUNG gentlemen's acci-
dence 25066
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
NANCREDE, P. J. G. DE
L'Abeille Francoise 24566
WORKS in French 22607, 23366
24462, 24566, 24789
GERMAN LANGUAGE.
HOCH-DEUTSCHES A. B. C. 22494
LUTHERISCHEB A. B. C 23398
23399
SAUR, C. Nuetzliche
Anweisung 24771
WOHL eingerichtetes
Deutsches A. B. C. 24008
24009, 25051
WORKS in German 22312, 22357
22401, 22459, 22493-, 22521
22533, 22536, 22546, 22506
22571-, 22604, 22613, 22687
22752, 22761, 22797, 22830
22858, 22877-, 23012, 23100
23120, 23175, 23179, 23195
23302-, 23256-, 23299, 23334
23398-, 23411, 23444, 23483
23514, 23545, 23589-, 23669
23684-, 23697, 23823, 23932
23975, 24008-, 24050-, 24147
24189, 24235, 24261-, 24356
24445, 24449, 24493, 24496
24501, 24569-, 24668-, 24688
24755, 24771-, 24843, 24954
24961, 25010, 25051, 25074
GREEK LANGUAGE.
EPICTETUS. Enchiridion 24302
LITERA-
TURE CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX 416
LATIN LANGUAGE.
LITERATURE.
O'KEEFFE, J., cont.
COKDIEK, M. Colloquiorum 24228
Prisoner at large 22750
NIXON, W. Latin prosody 22730
JJRAMA.
Same 23053
Vocabulary 24635
AMERICAN theatre. 2vols 24049
Same 24049
RIGG, E. Latin grammar 22853
BICKERSTAFFE, I. The Romp 24111
Songs, duets, etc. 22749
SHORT introduction to
Maid of the mill 22360
PHILO DRAMATIS. Rights
Latin grammar 22890, 24787
Thomas and Sally 23204
of drama 24691
WORKS in Latin 22328, 22460
BROOKE, F. M. Rosins 23223
THE REFORMATION 23336
22560, 22562, 22753, 22823
BROOKE, H. Gustavus Vasa 23224
SCHOOL for love 22875
22850, 23095-, 23419, 23430
Same 24049
SHERIDAN, R. B. B.
23739, 24016, 24198, 24247
BURGOYNE, J. Lord of manor 22282
School for scandal 24785
24384, 24396, 24401, 24739
Same 23234
STARKE, M. Widow
24848, 25060
COLMAN, G. Inkle & Yarico 24200
of Malabar 23791
THE CONTRAST 23336
Same 24049
EDUCATION.
DRAMATIC pieces 23336
TRIUMPH of reason 23336
GENERAL works 22361, 22866
DUNLAP, W. Darby's return 23338
TYLER, R. The Contrast 22948
23291, 23747, 23790
FARMER and citizen 24307
ZscHOKKE,J.H.D. Abaellino 25073
ANDOVKR. Phillip sAcadeiny.
GARDINER, J. Speech
FABLES.
Address '23124
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
on theatre 24338
GENLIS, S. F. B. DE. Child
.iEsopus. Fables. Tr. Dodsley 22300
Catalogus eorum, 1792 24247
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
of nature 22525
Same 22619
Same 24027
MOORE, E. Fables for ladies 24452
Catalogus Bibliothecse 22559
GOOD daughter-in-law 23336
FICTION.
Catalogus eorum, 1791 23430 j GOOD mother-in-law 23336
ARNAUD, F. T. M. DE B D'
Order of exercises,
HOAULY, C. Suspicious
Fanny 23131
1791-1792 23433
husband 23443
BATHMENDI, a tale 24053
Laws, 1791 22561
Same 24049
BELKNAP, J. The Foresters 24086
Qucestiones, 1790 22562
HOARE, P. No song,
BRACKENRIDGE, H. H.
Theses, 1790-1792 22560
no supper 24400
Modern chivalry. 2vols 24142
NEW JERSEY. COLLEGE OF
HOLCROFT, T. Road to ruin 24402
BURKE, Mrs. — . Ela 23235
Catalogus eorum, 1792 24595
HOME, J. Douglas 22575
BUCKLAND, J. Old hermit 24154
NEW YORK. COLLEGE OF
Same 23447
CAMPE, J. H. New
Works relating to 24549
Same 24049
Robinson Crusoe 24171
PHILADELPHIA. COLLEGE OF
JONES, H. Earl of Essex 22592
CONVERSION of Joseph 24226
Works relating to 22328, 22460
Same 24049
Same 24390
22758, 22798, 22823, 22874 1 MACKLIN, C. Love a la-mode 22630
FEMALE hermit 22876
22890, 23212, 23290, 23296 True-born Irishman 24049
DE FOE, D. Robinson Crusoe 23320
23419, 23449, 23691-, 24198 'MARKOE, P. Reconciliation 22638
Same 24253
24534, 24775, 24787, 25055 ! MARMONTEL, J. F. Selima
Same 24254
PHILADELPHIA. Young Ladies'
and Azore 24049 j FATHER NICHOLAS 24312
Academy. Relating to 24498
Same 24500 1 FENELON, F.osS. TCle'rnaque 23366
PORTSMOUTH ACADEMY
THE MATERNAL sister 23336
FIELDING, H.
Works relating to 23649 MOORE, E. The Gamester 22675
Joseph Andrews 23369
RHODE ISLAND. COLLEGE OF
Same 24049
Same 23370
Catalogus eorum, 1792 24739
MORE, H. Search after
Tom Jones 23371
Theses, 1790-1792 22850
happiness 23575
Same 24318
Works relating to 22851, 22867
Same 2i)576
GOLDSMITH, O. Vicar
23380, 23559, 23560-, 24032
MOZART, J. C. S. W. A.
of Wakefield 23417
WILLIAM and MARY UNIVERSITY
Don Juan 24564
Same 24360
Statutes, 1792 25038
MURPHY, A. Grecian
Same 24361
Works relating to 24537
daughter 23582
INCHBALD, E. S. Simple story 24422
YALE COLLEGE
NEW YORK. Theatre. Play-
JOHNSON, S. Prince
Catalogus eorum, 1790 23095
bill 22722
of Abissinia 23473
Catalogue of Library 24015
Same, 1791 23620
JULIA. A novel 24440
Qiwestiones, 1790 23097
O'KEEFFE, .T. The Farmer 24644 i KNIGHT, E. C. Dinarbas 23473
Theses, 1790-1793 23096
Patrick in Prussia 28652
Same 24446
Works relating to 23489, 24015
Poor soldier 22748
LAMBERT, A. T. DE
25035
Same 24049
Fair solitary 22605
417
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
LITERA-
TURE
LE SAGE, A. R. Gil Bias 22619
Same 23499
Le Diable boiteux 23497, 23498
MACKENZIE, H. Man of
feeling 2352
Same 23528
MOORE, J. Zeluco 24555
MOKTON, S. W. A. Ouabi 22684
THE MORALIST 2455S
OBSERVATIONS on novel-
reading 24039
ORIENTAL moralist 24055
RICHARDSON, S. Pamela 24744
Clarissa Harlowe 23740
Sir Charles Grandison 22852
SCHOOL of virtue 22876
VISION of Theodore 22685
JUVENILE LITERATURE.
BEKQUIN, A. Children's
friend 22920, 22344
Looking-glass for mind 24095
BOOK of nature 24127
CAMPE, J. H. New
Robinson Crusoe 22389
DAT, T. Sandford and
Merton 23315
Same, Abridged 24249
FIELDING, S. The Governess 23372
HAGAR in the Desert 22547
HISTORY of Friendly 24397
JUVENILE correspondence 23479
MARTINET, J. F. Catechism
of nature 24502
MOTHER'S gift 23580
PINCIIARD, Mrs. — . Blind
child 24693, 24694
PRESENT to children 23715
RASI-E, R. E. Gulliver
revived 24727
SELECT verses 22883
SISTER'S gift 23764
SMART, C. Hymns
for children 23765
SONGS for children 22894
WATTS, I. Divine songs 23040
WHITTINGTON, R.
Famous history 23083
POETRY.
ARMSTRONG, J. Art of health 22319
(Economy of love 23130
BISHOP, A. Triumph
of truth 23207
BLAIR, R. The Grave 23210
CAREY, M. Beauties of poetry 23246
COLUMBIAN tragedy 23268
COWPER, W. Poems. 2vols 24229
John Gilpin 22591, 23126
The Task 23293
Tirocinium 23293
CRABBE, G. The Village 22433
Same 23297
DEATH of Cain 22451, 23316
23412
DEXTER, S. Progress of
science 22621
EFFUSIONS of female fancy 22479
ELEGY to J. R. Hardenbergh 2381 1
ELEGY to Sarah Hart 22480
ELLWOOD, T. Davideis 2429
FISKE, O. Ode 23145
FRENEAU, P. Rising glory
of America 22514
GARDINER, J. Widowed
mourner 23400
GESNER, S. Death of Abel 22535
Same 23412
THE GLASS 23413
GOLDSMITH, 0. Poems 23416
Deserted village 23235
GRAY, T. Elegy 23210
HARRIS, T. M. Triumphs of
superstition 22556
HAYLEY, W. Triumphs of
temper 24387
HOPKINSON, F. Poems 24407
HUMPHREYS, D. Happiness
of America 22579
JOHNSON, J. Rape of
Bethesda 24436
JUVENAL, H. pseud. Address
to freemen 22598
Second Address 22599
KENNA, J.JUN. Anna's tomb 22600
LA VALINIERE, P. H. DE
Vraie histoire 24462
LEE, R. Lines on O. Williams 24468
LEE, S. Edmund of the Vale 22888
L,ELAND,.T.Virginiachronicle 22616
Same 22617
EWIS, E. St. Clair's defeat 24474
iNES to patients 24476
LIVINGSTON, W. Philosophic
solitude 22621, 24556
,ow, S. Fellow-craft hymn 22624
Ode for St. John's day 22625
HACPHERSON, J. Poems
of Ossian 22633
MAXCY, J. Prospects of
America 23561
MILTON, J. Paradise lost 23569
Paradise regain'd 22671, 23570
Poetical works 23571, 23572
MISCELLANEOUS reflections 24547
THE MONITOR 22072
NEW-YEAR verses 22306, 22429
22500, 22730, 23240, 23287
23992, 24668
NEW- YORK tragedy 24864
NISBET, II. Source of virtue 24624
ODE for 23 Oct. 1792 24642
ODIORNE, T. Progress of
refinement 24643
PERRY, R. Destruction of
Sodom 22788
PETITION and remonstrance 23692
PILGARLIC, pseud. Albaniad 23699
PLUMMER, J. JUN. Poem 24698
POETICAL epistle to Africans 22806
POMFRET, J. Poems 23705
Same 24700
POPE, A. Essay on man 22809
22810, 23707, 24702, 24703
PORTER, S. Royal penitent 23710
PRIME, B. Y. Columbia's
glory 23717
PRIOR, M. Henry and Emma 23235
PRODIGAL daughter 22817
RETURNED captive 22834
ST. JOHN, P. Poetical relation 23750
SEWARD, A. Monody on
Major Andre 22888, 24782
SMITH, W. P. Ode 23504
STEARNS, S. Philosophical
contemplations 22907
STORY, I. Yarico to Inkle 24822
THEATRE. A poem 24844
THOMPSON, A. Poems 22928
THOMSON, J. The Seasons 22930
22931, 23827, 24849
TRUMBULL, J. M'Fingal 23841
UNEQUAL conflict 24865
WARREN, M. O. Poems' 23035
WATTS, I. Horse lyricse 23041
24788, 24789
WESLEY, C. Epistle to
Whitefield 23064
WILKINSON, E. Wisdom 25037
WINCHESTER, E. Elegy of
J. Wesley 25048
WOLCOT, J. Apple dumpling 24476
Poetical works 23087-, 25052
YOUNG, E. The Complaint 23098
Same 24018, 24019
The Last day 23099
Resignation 24020
YOUTH'S warning-piece 25070
Same 25071
MISCELLANY.
\MERiCANJest-book 23114
BLAIR, H. Beauties of Blair 24121
Same 24122
LITERA-
TURE
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
418
ERASMUS, D. Wise and
witty sayings 22487
FENNO, J. Original
compositions 23368
FIELDING, H. Beauties of
Fielding 24317
GENLIS, S. F. B. D. DE ST. A. DE.
Beauties of Genlis 23406
HOPKINSON, F. Miscellaneous
works. Svols 24407
HUMPHREYS, D. Miscellane-
ous works 22578
JOLLY Hibernian 22591
KNOX, V. Essays 24447
LADIES literary companion 24450
McMAHON, S. C. Miscellane-
ous pieces 22G32
MISCELLANIES 24548
MORE, H. Essays 24452
NEW Philadelphia jest book 23598
PHILADELPHIA jest-book 22799
RALLINO, J. Miscellanies 22837
SELECTION of pieces 24777
STERNE, L. Beauties of
Sterne 22908, 23799
WEBSTER, N. JUN. Essays 23053
ORATORY.
ELEMENTS of gesture 22481, 22879
24245, 24556
HOLMES, J. Art of rhetorick 24404
FOURTH OF JULY ORATIONS.
1790 EBENEZER GAY 22518
EDWARD GRAY 22541
1791 WILLIAM K.ATKINSON 23133
EDWARD BANGS ' 23145
THOMAS CRAFTS, JUN. 23298
WILLIAM LINN 23504
ROBERT PORTER 23709
1792 JOSEPH BLAKE, JUN. 24123
THEODORE DWIGHT 24284
JOHN MERCER 24537
POLYGRAPHY.
MAGAZINES.
AMERICAN Museum 22307
ARMINIAN Magazine 22318
CHRISTIAN'S scholar's and
farmer's Magazine 22405
COLUMBIAN Magazine 22415
GENTLEMEN and ladies
Magazine 22526
LADYS Magazine 24451
MASSACHUSETTS Magazine 22663
THE MIRROR 24494
MUSICAL Magazine 24464
NEW- YORK Magazine 22728
UNIVERSAL asylum 23008
YOUNG clerk's Magazine 25036
YOUNG misses Magazine 24472
NEWSPAPERS.
ALBANY Gazette 22301
ALBANY Register 22302
AMERICAN Advertiser 23339
AMERICAN Apollo 23167, 24035
AMERICAN Eagle 22869
AMERICAN Gazette 24038
AMERICAN Herald 22304
AMERICAN Mercury 22305
AMERICAN Spy 23118
THE ARGUS 23129
AUGUSTA Chronicle 22530
BALTIMORE Evening Post 24069
BALTIMORE Repository 23144
BARTGIS'S Maryland Gazette 24077
BERKSHIRE Chronicle 22343
BOSTON Gazette 22370
BOWEN'S Virginia Centinel 24141
BRUNSWICK Gazette 22374
BURLINGTON Advertiser 22383
CARLISLE Gazette 22392
CATSKILL Packet 24183
CHESHIRE Advertiser 24188
CHESNUTHILLER Wochen-
schrift 22401
CHRONICLE of Freedom 22584
CITY Gazette 22407
COLUMBIAN Centinel 22413
COLUMBIAN Herald 22414
COLUMBIAN Mirror 24205
CONCORD Herald 22416
CONCORD Mirrour 24209
CONNECTICUT Courant 22428
CONNECTICUT Gazette 22430
CONNECTICUT Journal 22431
CUMBERLAND Gazette 22436
DAILY Advertiser 22444
DELAWARE Gazette 22458
THE DIARY 24266
DUNLAP'S American
Advertiser 23339
EASTERN Herald 24286
ESSEX Journal 22492
FARMER'S Journal 22497
FARMER'S Register 24309
FEDERAL Gazette 22499
FEDERAL Herald 22501
FEDERAL Spy 24314
FRANKLIN Minerva 23074
FREEMAN'S Journal 22513
FROTHINGHAM'S Long-
Island Herald 23395
GAZETTE of Maine 22519
GAZETTE of United States 22520
GEMEINNUTZIGE Philadel-
phische Correspondenz 22521
GENERAL Advertiser 22522
GENERAL-Postbothe 22523
GEORGE-TOWN Weekly
Ledger 22528
GEORGIA Gazette 22531
GERMANTAUNER Zeitung 22533
GOSHEN Repository 22539
GREENFIELD Gazette 24367
THE GUARDIAN 24369
HAMPSHIRE Chronicle 22552
HAMPSHIRE Gazette 22553
HAHRISBURGH Journal 22557
HERALD of Freedom 22565
HERALD of United States 24392
HERALD of Vermont 24893
HOUGH'S Concord Herald 23450
HUDSON Gazette 22577
IMPARTIAL Intelligencer 24420
INDEPENDENT Chronicle 22583
INDEPENDENT Gazetteer 22584
KENTUCKY Gazette 22602
KNOXVILLE Gazette 23482
LITCHFIELD County Monitor 23062
LITCHKIELD Monitor 24478
LONG-ISLAND Herald 23395
THE MAIL 23530
MARYLAND Gazette(Bartgis's)24077
MARYLAND Gazette (Green's) 2264;!
MARYLAND Gazette (Hayes1) 22045
MARYLANDGazette(Winter's)22644
MARYLAND Herald 22646
MARYLAND Journal 22647
MASSACHUSETTS Centinel 22662
MASSACHUSETTS Spy 22927
THE MEDLEY 24535
MIDDLESEX Gazette 22669
THE MONITOR, 1792 24550
MONMOUTH Gazette 23391
MORNING Post 22680
MORNING Ray 23578
NATIONAL Gazette 23587
NEUE Lancaster Zeitung 22690
NEUE Philadelphische Cor-
respondenz 22689
NEUE Readinger Zeitung 22691
NEWARK Gazette 24010
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Gazette 22705
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Gazetteer 22706
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Recorder 22707
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Spy 22751
NEW-HAVEN Gazette 23607
NEW-JERSEY Journal 22715
NEW-JERSEY State Gazette 24598
NEW- YORK Daily Gazette 22723
NEW- YORK Journal 22725
419
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
SCI-
ENCES
NEW-YOUK Packet 22729
NEW- YORK Weekly Museum 22731
NEWPORT Herald 22782
NEWPORT Mercury 22733
NORFOLK Chronicle 22737
NORTH-CAROLINA Chronicle 22743
NORTH-CAROLINA Gazette 22744
NORTH-CAROLINA Journal 24632
NORWICH Packet 22745
ORACLE of Dauphin 24645
OSBORNE'S N.-H. Spy 22751
PENNSYLVANIA Gazette 22780
PENNSYLVANIA Herald 22781
PENNSYLVANIA Journal 22782
PENNSYLVANIA Mercury 22783
PENNSYLVANIA Packet 22784
THE PHENIX (Dover) 24681
THE PHENIX (Windham) 23694
PHILADELPHISCHE Corres-
pondenz 24688
PITTSBURGH Gazette 22802
POLITICAL Repository 22807
POTOWMAC Guardian 22811
POOGHKEEPSIE Journal 22812
PROVIDENCE Gazette 22826
SALEM Gazette ' 22869
SATURDAY Kvening Herald 22871
SOOTH CAROLINA Gazette,
(Constable's) 24805
SOUTH CAROLINA Gazette,
(Miller's) 22899
SPOONER'S Vermont Journal 24808
STATE Gazette of N.-C. 22903
STATE Gazette of S.-C. 22904
SUNBURY Gazette 24830
THOMAS'S Massachusetts Spy 22927
TIFFANY'S Recorder 23832
THE TIMES 22935
UNITED STATES Chronicle 23007
VERMONT Gazette 23015
VERMONT Journal 23016
VIRGINIA Centinel 23021
VIRGINIA Chronicle 23027
ViRGiNiAChronicle(Norfolk)24972
VIRGINIA Gazette (Davis1) 23023
VIRGINIA Gazette (Hanson's) 23022
VIRGINIA Gazette (Nicolson) 23025
VIRGINIA Gazette (Prentis') 23024
VIRGINIA Herald 23026
WASHINGTON Spy 23037
WEEKLY Monitor 23062
WEEKLY Museum 23063
WEEKLY Register 23974
WESTERN Advertiser 23074
WESTERN Star 23075
WOODS'S Newark Gazette 24010
LAW.
AUTHENTICATION of acts, etc. 22968
BLACKSTONE, Sir W.
Commentaries. 4vols 22365
BURLAMAQUI, J. J. Prin-
ciples of law 24158
BURN, R. American justice 24160
Same 24161
DALLAS, A. J. Penn. Reports 22445
'ESPINASSE, I. Nisi prius 23354
FORD, T. Authority of Court 24324
FREEMAN, S. Town officer 23389
GEORGIA. Circuit Court.
Opinions 24353
HALL, J. Sermon, opening
Court 24372
JAY, J. Charge to juries 22587
LOVELASS, P. Law of
exchange 23510
MARTIN, F. X. Justice of
peace 23535
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Judiciary
system 24638, 24823
PARKER, J. Conductor
geueralis 22754, 24661
RUSH, J. Address to jury 23748
TRIALS 22735, 23445
UNITED STATES. Courts-
martial 23905
Judicial Courts 23862, 23872
23883, 23908-, 24896
Treaty with Morocco 23859
WILSON, J. Charge to jury 24006
Lectures on law 24007
YOUNG clerk's magazine 25063
POLITICAL SCIENCE.
CIVIL government 22814, 22938
22971-, 23291, 23657-, 23742
23812, 23834, 23858, 23866
23967-, 24001-, 24075, 24131
24230, 24263, 24515, 24658
24897, 25044
CONSTITUTIONS. See Author-Index.
WORKS on U.S. Constitution 22655
22732, 22840, 22845-, 22953
22976-, 23056-, 23089, 23883
23898, 23967-, 24868
POLITICAL methods 22704, 22841
22843, 22898, 22936-, 22939
22979, 22986, 23142, 23105
23852, 24054, 24421, 24524
24730, 24737-, 24756, 24764
24856-, 24878-, 24892, 24916
POLITICAL rights 22825, 22844
22983-, 23060-, 23477-, 23659
23716, 23904, 24225, 24414
24650-, 24658, 24769, 24776
FREEDOM of press 24649
WAR and peace 23172, 23726
24071
EMIGRATION 22298, 22390
23101, 23751
POST Office 22978, 23871
24876, 24877, 24923, 24935
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
POPULATION 22717, 22999
23158, 23614, 23885, 23916
COMMERCE and trade 22582
22831, 22972, 23294-, 23648
23668, 23877, 23915, 24316
VENDUES 23702
FINANCE 22432, 22496, 22965
22969, 22993, 22998, 23002
23676, 23860, 23886, 23895
23922-, 23972, 24874, 24895
24918, 24921-, 24926-, 24930
24936-, 24941-
MINT 23880, 23920, 24886
COINAGE 22994-, 23001, 23864
23906, 23910, 24096, 24477
24886-, 24904
MOHEY 22368, 22637, 22833
23972, 24477, 24829, 24938
BANKING 23146-, 23424, 23723
23738, 23875-, 23970-, 24070
24186, 24522, 24587, 24829
24927
TAXATION 22660, 22670, 22767
23020, 23461, 23507, 23556
23602-, 23628, 23672-, 23680
23737, 23867-, 23874, 24521
24890, 24898, 24901, 24903
24929, 24940
DUTIES 22940, 22962-, 22970
23861, 23865, 23889-, 23897
23926, 24900, 24905-, 24928
IMPORTATION 23865, 23927
EXCISE 23692, 23865, 23896
24661, 24894, 24925, 24945
PROPERTY 22508, 23385, 23386
LANDS 22298, 22954, 23004
23101, 23376, 23783, 23882
23913, 24017, 24640, 24658
24867, 24891
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
CRIME and criminals 22441
22446, 23211, 23303, 23334
28445, 23475, 23773-, 23814
24279, 24540, 24672, 24762
24836-
IMPRIBONMENT 22796, 23881
24683-
LOTTERIES 22585, 22721, 23754
SCI-
ENCES
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
420
TEMPERANCE 22864-, 23746
23758
CHAKITY 23553, 23594, 24026
24211, 24664, 24882-, 24946
SLAVERY 22330, 22337, 22434
32555, 22800, 22806, 22842
23308, 23314, 23346, 23762
23816, 24128, 24152, 24220
24231-, 24292, 24349-, 24426
24509, 24536, 24623, 24741
25014
WOMAN 22601, 24187, 24452
25058, 25054
MARKIAOE 22589, 24293, 24452
SOCIAL ethics 22469-, 22570
22608-, 22756, 22827, 22885
23138, 23176, 23332-, 23422
23441, 23790, 23969, 24093
24252, 24275-, 24310, 24452
24472, 24659, 24662-, 24813
25003-, 25064-
INSURANCE 24315, 24523
24607, 24612, 24950
SOCIETIES 22868, 23619, 23698
24133, 24608, 24609, 24687
SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI 22891
22893, 22947, 23709, 24284
FREEMASONS 22314, 22510
22550, 22624, 22625, 22900
22918, 22941, 23388, 23651
23727, 23770, 23784, 23996
24052, 24305, 24374, 24479
24724, 24768, 24817, 24819
SCIENCES AND ARTS.
GENERAL works
23387, 23795,
ARITHMETICS
22910, 23119,
23521, 24269-
INTEHEST tables
PHYSICS
MOTION
HEAT
CHEMISTRY22757
23919, 24549
ASTRONOMY
22486,
24300
22461,
23326,
, 24435,
23819,
22851,
-, 23296,
25055
23351
22870
23387
2496
24477
23260
25036
25040
23817
22851
ALMANACS.
AMERICAN, 1792 2311
AMERICAN Pocket, 1793 24047
AMKRiCANiscnERHaus, 1793 24050
AMEUICANISCHER Stadt,
1791-1793 2231
AMES, PHILOMATH N., 1791 22313
AMES', 1792 23121
ANDREWS, R.
Virginia, 1791-1793 2231?
BAILEY, F., 1793 2406
I
BALLOON, 1791 22323
BANNKKEH, B., 1792-1793 23148
JEERS, A., 1791-1793 22332
Greenleafs 1791-1793 22334
Sheet, 1791 22333
BCLLARD, S., 1791-1793 22378
BURLINGTON, 1791-1792 22384
BUSHNELL, 1793 24167
Sheet, 1793 24168
CARLETON, O., 1791-1793 22391
Sheet, 1792 23249
COLUMBIAN, 1791 22409
Same, Phila. 1791-1793 22410
Same, Wilm. 1791-1793 22411
Pocket, 1791 22412
DABOLL, N., 1791-1793 22439
Same, 1791-1793 22544
Sheet, 1791-1793 22440
ELLICOTT, A., 1791-1793 22482
FATHER ABRAHAM'S,
1792-1793 23363
FATHER TAMMANY'S,
1791-1793 23093
FEDERAL, 1791 22498
Fox, T., 1791-1793 22507
FREEMAN, S., 22512
GAINE, H., 1791-1793 22678
Sheet, 1791 22679
GERMAN, 1791 22532
LEASON, E., 1791-1793 22537
HASWELL, A., 1792 23828
HOCH-DEUTSCHE, 1791-179322571
HUTCHINS, A., 1791-1793 22580
HUTCIIINS, J. N., 1791-1793 22581
JoDD,E.W. Stoddard's, 1791 22595
United States, 1791-1793 22596
Webster's, 1791-1793 2259
LADY'S, 1792 23484
LADY'S astron. diary, 1792 23485
LELAND, J., 1791-1793 22618
Low, N., 1791-1793 22623
Pocket, 1791-1793 22503
Wait's, 1792-1793 235U
M'CORMICK, J., 1792-1793 23520
M'COLLOCH, J., 1793 24490
MIDDLESEX, 1791-1792 22916
MOORE, T., 1791-1793 22678
Sheet, 1791 22678
MOTT, S., 1791-1792 2268J
NEUE Americanische,
1791-1793 2268!
NEUE Hoch Deutsche,
1791-1798 22688
NEUE Landwirthschafts,
1791-1793 22687
NEW-JERSEY, 1790-1793 22716
NORTH-CAROLINA, 1791 22742
PENNSYLVANIA, 1793 24676
'KNNSYLVANIA Pocket,
1791-1792 22785
'ERPETUAL 22787
Same 24576
'HILLIPS, N. 1793 24689
'OCKET, 1791 22803
>OOR RICHARD, 1791-1793 22872
POOR ROBIN, 1790-1793 22808
POOR WILL'S, 1791-1793 23032
Pocket, 1791-1793 23033
>OPE, A., 1792-1793 23708
POTOMAK, 1793 24706
POULSON, Z., 1791-1793 23034
RICHARD, astrologer, 1793 24743
RUSSELL, E., 1793 24764
SAUNDERS, R., 1791-1793 22872
SEWALL, D., 1791-1793 22886
Concord, 1791 22887
STEARNS, S., 1791-1793 22906
STOVER, W. L., 1791 22912
STODDARD, A., 1791 22595
STRONG, N., 1791-1793 22914
Middlesex, 1791-1792 22916
Sheet, 1792-1793 23810
Stafford's, 1791-1793 22917
THOMAS, L, 1791-1793 22537
THOMAS, R. B., 1793 24847
THORN, S., 1792 23828
THORNTON, E., 1791-1793 22932
TOBLER, J., 1791-1792 22940
VAN CUELEN, J., 1791 23011
VERBESSERTE Hoch-
Deutsche, 1791-1793 23012
VIRGINIA, 1793 24968
VIRGINIA and farmer's, 1793 24971
WARING, W., 1791-1793 23031
New-Jersey, 1791-1793 23031
Poor Will's, 1791-1793 23032
Pocket, 1791-1793 23033
Poulson's, 1791-1793 23034
South-Carolina, 1793 24984
WEATHERWISE, A.
Federal, 1791 23043
Genuine, 1791-1792 23045
Massachusetts, 1791-1793 23044
New-England, 1793 24995
New-Hampshire, 1791 23047
Town and country, 1791-92 23048
WEBSTER, C.R.&G.1791-93 23829
WEST, B.
Astronomical, 1791-1793 23065
Bickerstaff's Boston, 1791 23066
BickerstafE's Conn., 1791 23068
Bickerstaff's Genuine,
1791-1792 23069
Bickerstaff's Genuine
Boston, 1792-1793 23982
421
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
sci-
EHCBS
Bickerstaff's Genuine
Mass., 1791-171)3 23070
Bickerstaff's N-E., 1792-93 23986
Federal, 1792 23981
Massachusetts, 1793 25019
New-England, 1791-1793 23071
Sheet, 1793 25025
Wheeler's, 1791-1793 23073
WHEELING, W., 1792 23997
WOODS, J., 1793-1793 23997
WORKMAN, B., Father
Tammany's, 1791-1793 23093
Pennsylvania, 1791 23094
SOLAR system 22406, 22488
22489, 22554, 22856, 23780
NATURAL history 2!!536, 23619
23766, 24127, 24502, 24549
24745
ANTHROPOLOGY 24085, 24731
MEDICINE.
ADDOMS, J. S. Yellow fever 24024
AIUSTOTLE, pseud. Last
legacy 24058
Book of problems 24057
ARMSTRONG,.!. Art of health 22319
BARD, J. Dispensary 23156
BARTLETT, J. Animation 24078
BARTON, B. S. Bite of
rattlesnake 24079
BARTRAM, M. De Victu 22328
BAYLEY, R. Dispensary 23162
BELL, B. Surgery. 23168, 23170
On ulcers 23171
BLDNDELI,, J. Dysentery 23212
BOURKE, M. Canine madness 24138
BROWN, J. Elements of
medicine 22373, 23226
BUCHAN, W. Domestic
medicine 22376, 24151
BUDD, J. On porter 23230
COLESBERRY, H. Epilepsia 24198
COMPENDIOUS system of
anatomy 24206
CONOVER, S. F. Sleep arid
dreams 23290
CORNARO, L. Discourses on
life 23292
CULLEN, W. Practice of
physic 22435
Same. 2vols 24236
Synopsis and nosology 24237
CCRRIE, W. Climates and
diseases 24239
DsRossET.A. J. Defebribus 22460
DOUSEY, N. Diseases of
mariners 23335
ELLIOT, J. Medical pocket-
book 23348
FAUGERES, P. Febris
asthenica gravis 23364
GRAHAM, J. De scrophula 23419
HAMILTON, A. Midwifery 22551
Female complaints 24376
HANDY, P. On opium 23427
HAYES, T. Food and health 22503
HOSACK, D. Cholera morbus 23449
Drowning 24409
HUNTER,,!. Venereal disease 23457
JONES, W. Resurrection 23475
LAWRENCE, E. Drugs and
medicines 22611
LEWIS, W. Dispensatory 23503
MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL
SOCIETY. Papers 22661
MEASE, J. Bite of mad dog 24534
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL
SOCIETY. Charter 24588
NEWMAN, J. Tumours 23627
PERKINS, E. On dropsy 23691
PFEIFFER, G. On gout 23693
PHILADELPHIA. College of
Physicians. Charter 22794
PROUDFIT, J. De pleuritide 22823
RAMSAY, D. Health in
Charleston 22828
ROUELLE, .1. Mineral waters 24757
RUSH, B. Effects of liquors 22864
22865, 23415
Moral thermometer 23415
SAYRE, F. B. Phthisis
pulinonalis 22874
SEAMAN, V. On opium 24775
SERMONS on temperance 23758
SMITH, H. Nursing 24796
STEARNS, S. Dispensatory 23794
THOMAS, T. De pneumonia 24848
UNITED STATES. Marine
Hospitals 24933
VAN SOLINGEN, H. M. On
worms 24953
WATERHOUSE, B. Medicine 24987
Vitality 23038
WESLEY,,!. Primitive physic 23977
WOODHOUSE, J. Persimmon
tree 25055
USEFUL ARTS.
GENERAL works 23848, 24076,
24605, 24608, 24609
PATENTS 24076
WEIGHTS and measures 22554
22921, 22994-, 23818, 23910
24096, 24871, 24943
HOROLOGY 24347
MINING 24697
AGRICULTURE 22450, 22488
22489, 22584, 22805, 23058
23101, 23506, 23967, 23968
24129, 24307, 24605, 25061
HEMP 22906, 22907
HORTICULTURE 22816
PERSIMMON tree 25055
MAPLE sugar 22832, 23731
23732, 24761
SiLKculture 22491, 24306, 24802
BEES 24085, 24207
DOMESTIC animals 24242
FARRIERY 22327, 22488-, 22604
23157, 23262, 23483, 24449
FISHERIES 239 11-, 24875, 24924
DOMESTIC economy 24145, 24180
ENGINEERING 23626
CARPENTRY 22324, 24064, 24606
HOUSE-PAINTING 24979
WATER-WAYS 23678, 23679
24604, 24634, 24635, 24714
ROADS 23754, 24665
MANUFACTURES 22534, 22594
23609, 23779, 23914, 24480
24605, 24617, 24618
WEAVING 23974, 24617, 24996
MILITARY art 22754, 22813
22958, 22987-, 23000, 23550
23835, 23907, 23918, 24047
24063, 24135-, 24358, 24661
24880, 24885, 24889, 24899
24915, 24919, 24920
NAVAL art 22377, 22509, 22868
22959, 23849, 24866, 24912
LIGHTHOUSES 22955, 22967, 23873
LIFE-SAVING 24078, 24409
24541, 24542
SHIPWRECKS 24863, 34864
FIRES 24065
RECREATIVE arts 23263
HUNTING 23785, 23786, 24809
CARD games 22674, 23407, 24576
DANCING 22672, 22873, 24723
THEATRE 24338-, 24371, 24691
24844
FINB arts 22854, 22857, 22946
23667
COSTUME 23563
Music 22299, 32340, 22362
22588, 22797-, 22881-, 22919
23504, 23697, 23749, 23778
24066, 24227, 24464
SONGS 22311, 22400, 22591
22799, 22894, 23028, 23128
23456, 23634, 23784, 24551
24839, 24978
THEOL-
OGY
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
422
PHILOSOPHY.
MORAL philosophy 23529, 24081
24496, 24778, 25072
LOGIC 24280
PSYCHOLOGY 23797
SUPERSTITIONS 23377, 23318
23319, 24178, 24485, 24754
DBKAMS and visions 22320, 22395
22898, 22488-, 23254, 23257
23290, 23461, 24185, 24238
THEOLOGY.
EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY.
THE BIBLE, and parts. See Author-
Index.
AIDS to exegesis 22303, 22472
23184-, 23225, 23656, 23976
24148, 24408, 24425, 24556
25011
PROPHECY 23508, 23509, 25049
APOLOGETIC THEOLOGY.
NATURAL religion 22476, 23588
23729, 24840
RELIGIONS 23102
REVELATION 23486
CHRISTIAN evidences 22612
22635, 23470, 23471
DOCTRINAL THEOLOGY.
SYSTEMATIC works 23080, 23468
24288
GOD 23635, 23713, 23788
TRINITY 23208, 24834
CHRIST 22475, 22484, 22568
23110, 23242, 23529, 23633
23995, 24089, 24170, 24190
24244, 24398-, 24496, 25031
SIN 23103, 23217, 23585
24031, 24090, 24432, 24750
24763
MORAL agency 22476, 23840
24692
SALVATION 22478, 22891, 23139
23143, 23233, 23789, 23804
23998, 24648, 24763
CHRISTOLOGY 22474, 22752
22905, 23213, 23493, 23993
24429
ATONEMENT 23459
GRACE 22477, 22635, 23343
23344, 24482, 24491
REGENERATION 23573, 24552
CONVERSION 23397, 23500
24022, 24226, 24335
FAITH 22631, 23077, 23140
23301, 23770, 24117, 24797
24840
SANCTIFICATION 24851
REPENTANCE 23334, 24279
24327
SACRAMENTS 22821
HELPS to communicants 24170
24234, 24289, 24386
BAPTISM 22502, 22540, 22543
22944, 23255, 23374-, 23761
24194, 24196, 25041-, 25056
INFANT-BAPTISM 22371, 22437
22449, 22666, 22923, 23361
24637, 24853, 25032
RESURRECTION 24763
JUDGMENT 22788, 23099, 23349
24556
FUTURE state 22331, 22861
22902, 24197, 24760
HEAVEN 22613, 24061
MILLENNIUM 24410
ANTI-CHRIST 24021
CONTROVERSIES.
BAPTIST CHURCH 23356-, 23463
24469
CALVINISM 23953
CATHOLICISM 28252, 24321, 24462
CONGREGATIONALISM 22417
EPHRATA Community 24501, 24755
FRIENDS, or Quakers 22397
22515-, 22566, 22648, 23090
23175, 23392-, 23546, 24261
24327, 24332, 25047
LUTHERANISM 22494, 22495
METHODISM 22318, 22666
22668, 23360, 23401, 23526
23645, 23978, 24492, 24779
PRESBYTERIANISM 20417, 22880
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
22880, 23722, 24025, 24328
SHAKERS 22664, 23082, 24803
SWKDENBORGIANISM 24395
24532, 24832, 24833-, 25046
UNITED BRETHREN 23975
UNIVERSALISM 22746, 22792
22934, 23009, 23077-, 23233
23349, 23502, 23583, 23839
23993, 24288, 24780, 24803
25050
CONFESSIONS OF FAITH.
ATHANASIAN CREED 23396
GREEN, A. Liberal confession
of faith 24365, 24475
LONDON. Church of Christ 24481
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 24711
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH 23438
24107
CATECHISMS.
ENGLAND. Church of.
Catechism 24301
FIRST principles of
Christianity 24319
INNES, T. Catechism 23466
LATHROP, J. Catechism 24457
LUTHER, M. Kleinen
Katechismus 22495, 23514
MUCKARSIE, J. Children's
Catechism 24565
NEW JERUSALEM. Church of.
Catechism 24599
OLIPHANT, J. Sacramental
Catechism 23654
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH 24107
REFORMED GERMAN CHURCH.
Catechismus 22830
P. E. CHURCH. Catechism 24721
TOWNSEND, S. Short
Catechism 23838
WATTS, I. Catechisms 23961
24992, 24993
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY
Larger Catechism 24711
Shorter Catechism 23076, 24711
24992, 25030, and New-
England Primer.
WILLISON, J. Assembly's
Catechism 24004
Mother's Catechism 24005
ECCLESIASTICAL THEOLOGY.
POLITY and discipline 22818
23111, 23429, 23564, 23703
24034, 24080, 24283, 24389
24455, 24460, 24543, 24711
24747
TOLERATION 22622, 23728
CHURCH government 23519
23621, 23650, 24454
CHURCH membership 23488
23763, 24011, 24709
WORSHIP 24711, 24852
LITURGIES 24107, 24599
PRAYER 22821, 23721, 24199
24695, 24763
SABBATH 24842
FASTS and feasts 22427, 22652
23014, 23089, 23284-, 23428
23549-, 23935-, 24227, 24519
24579
SINGING 22364, 22884, 23446
23492, 24467, 24729, 24816
24831, 24843
423
CLASSIFIED SUBJECT INDEX
THEOL-
OGY
PSALMODY
22586,
22919,
23472,
24097,
24483-,
24831
HYMNS
22495,
22734,
23106,
23566-,
23768-,
24199,
24545,
24812,
22340,
22588,
23123,
23490-,
24102-,
24461,
22341,
22593,
22827,
23149,
23631-,
24082,
24264,
24599,
24951-,
22346, 22351
22615, 22829
23187-, 23227
23721, 24092
24116, 24403
24465-, 24729
22473,
22649,
23042,
23188-,
23730,
24105-,
24445,
24641,
24990,
22490
22667
23079
23258
23765
24195
24463
24748
24491
PASTORAL THEOLOGY.
THE MINISTRY 22417, 22606
22665, 23173, 23174, 23500
23801, 24062, 24459, 24860
MAINTENANCE 22322
REVIVALS 22477
ORDINATION SERMONS.
ADAMS, THOMAS. By
S. Howard 23452
BACKUS, AZEL. By C. Backus 23141
BEEBEE, DAVID LEWIS. By
I. Wetmore 23994
BRADFORD, MOSES. By
E. Bradford 23219
BUADLEY, DAN. By
.1. Edwards 24290
BRECK, DANIEL. By
A. Burton 23243
BHOWN, WILLIAM. By
J. Edwards 24291
CALDWELL, SAMUEL C. By
J. Hall 24373
CROSBY, JOSHUA. By
D. Foster 23381
DUDLEY, ELIAS, By
N. KiHinons 23350
ELLIOT, JOHN. By
A. Mansfield ' 23531
ELLIS, JONATHAN. By A. Lee 22614
EMERSON, WILLIAM. By
E. Ripley 24746
FLINT, ABEL. By
E. Hitchcock 23442
FOSTER, JOHN. By Z.Adams 24023
FOWLE, ROBERT. By
S. Seabury 24755
GRAVES, WILLIAM. By
J. Lyman 23515
GRISWOLD, STANLEY. By
D. McClure 22628
HALLOCK, MOSES. By
S. Whitman 25034
HILL, EBENEZER. By
S. Payson 23666
HOLMES, ABIEL. By J. Dana 24244
HOLT, THOMAS. By
B. Trumlmll 22945
HOWE, NATHANIEL. By
E. Bradford 23218
LAMBERT, NATHANIEL. By
E. Bradford 23220
LANKTON, LEVI. By
S. Whitman 23080
MILLER, WILLIAM F. By
N. Perkins 24678
NOYES, MATTHEW. By
E. Goodrich 22538
OSOOOD, JONATHAN. By
E. Foster 24325
PAIGE, REED. By T. Holt 24405
PAIGE, WINSLOW. By
J. Camp 22386
PARISH, ARIEL. By E. Parish 24660
PARMERLEE, REUBEN. By
L. Haynes 23437
PK ATT, ALLEN. By B.Howard 23451
ROWLAND, WILLIAM FREDERICK.
By P. Thacher 22925
SAGE, SYLVESTER. By
N. Fenn 23367
SANBORN, PETER. By
E. Thayer 22926
SHUTTLESWOHTH, SAMUEL.
By A. Bancroft 22325
SUMSER, SAMUEL. By
J. Sumner 23813
THURSTON, PEARSON. By
S. Spring 24810
WASHBURN, AZEL. By
S. Spring 23787
WILDER, JOHN. By L. Hart 22558
WOODRUFF, HEZEKIAH N.
By N. Perkins 22786
WORCESTER, THOMAS. By
N.Worcester 24012
ARTILLERY ELECTION SERMONS.
1790 JONATHAN HOMER 22576
1792 JOSEPH ECKLEY 24287
ELECTION SERMONS —
CONNECTICUT.
1790 NATHAN STRONG 22913
1791 TIMOTHY DWIGHT 23341
1792 TIMOTHY STONE 24820
ELECTION SERMONS —
MASSACHUSETTS.
1790 DANIEL FOSTER 22506
1791 CHANDLER ROBBINS 23741
1792 DAVID TAPPAN 24841
ELECTION SERMONS —
NEW- HAMPSHIRE.
1790 JOHN COSENS OGDEN 22747
1791 ISRAEL EVANS 23358
1792 WILLIAM MORRISON 24563
ELECTION SERMONS —
VERMONT.
1789 DANIEL FOSTER 22505
1790 MATTHIAS CAZIER n. p.
1791 SAM'LSHUTTLESWOHTH 24788
1792 CALEB BLOOD 24126
CHURCH HISTORY.
ASPLUND,J. Annual register 23132
BOWDOINHAM BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 22372, 24140
BUEI.L, S. Half-century ser-
mon, East-Hampton 24155
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 23270
DANBURY BAPTIST ASSOC'N 22447
23309, 24246
DOVER BAPTIST ASSOC'N 22471
EDWARDS, M. Baptists in
Jersey 24294
HOMER, J. Century sermon,
Newton 24406
MEREDITH BAPTIST ASSOC'N 24539
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 23565, 24060, 24544
NEW YORK. Baptist Church 23150
23151, 23463
PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION 22792, 23356
23357, 23695, 24685
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 23534
23714, 24710
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHDRCH
22818-, 22892, 23718-, 24139
24430-, 24497, 24716-, 24774
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 23703
SHAFTSBUHY BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 22889, 23760, 24784
STONINGTON BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 22911, 23803, 24821
UNITED BAPTIST ASSOC'N 23152
VERMONT BAPTIST ASSOC'N 23153
VIRGINIA BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 23154, 23155
WARREN BAPTIST ASSO-
CIATION 23036, 23959, 24985
MIRACLES 22387
MISSIONS 22369
1790
to
1792
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
424
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
CONNECTICUT, 1709, A. D.
CHESHIRE, 1782.
WILLIAM LAW, Printer and Bookseller, 1790-92.
DANBUBT, 1789.
NATHAN DOUGLAS, Printer and Publisher. Na-
than Douglas and Edwards Ely, near the
Court-House, 1790-1792.
EDWARDS ELY, Printer. Douglas and Ely, 1790-
1792.
FAIRPIKLD, 1786.
FAKMINGTON.
JOEL ALLEN, Engraver, 1790-1792.
HABTFORD, 1764.
ELISH A BABCOCK, Printer and Publisher, 1790-92.
GEORGE GOODWIN, Printer. Hudson and Good-
win, 1790-1792.
BABZILLAI HUDSON, Printer and Publisher. Hud-
son and Goodwin, near the Bridge, 1790-92.
NATHANIEL PATTEN, Printer and Bookseller,
1790-1792.
LlTCHFIELD, 1784.
DAVID BUEL, Printer. Collier and Buel, 1792.
THOMAS COLLIER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Thomas Collier, in the lower room [south end]
of the Court-House, 1790-1791. 2. Collier
and Buel, 1791-1792.
MlDDLETOWN, 1785.
MOSES HAWKINS WOODWARD, Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1. Moses H. Woodward, 1790-1792.
2. In the Town-House Chamber, 1792.
NEW HAVEN, 1754.
ISAAC BEERS, Printer and Bookseller, 1790-92.
AMOS DOOLITTLE, Engraver, 1790-1792.
SAMUEL GREEN, Printer. T. and S. Green, 1790-
1792.
THOMAS GREEN, Printerand Publisher. 1. T.and
S. Green, opposite the Post-Office, 1790-1792.
2. Universitatis Typographi, 1790-1792.
SIMEON JOCELIN, Author-Bookseller, 1790-1792.
ABEL MORSE, Printer, Publisher and Bookseller,
1790-1792.
DANIEL HEAD, Author- Bookseller, 1790-1792.
ABRAHAM THOMPSON, Author- Bookseller. At his
house in Broad-way, 1790.
NEW LONDON, 1709.
SAMUEL GREEN, Printer. Timothy Green and
Son, 1790-1792.
TIMOTHY GREEN, Printer and Publisher. Tim-
othy Green and Son, at the north-west corner
of the Parade, 1790-1792.
NORWICH, 1773.
EBENEZER BUSHNELL, Printer and Publisher. 1 .
24 Rods west of the Meeting-House, 1791-
1792. 2. Bushnell and Hubbard, 1792.
THOMAS HDBBARD, Printer. Bushnell and Hub-
bard, 1792.
LABAN THURBER, Author-Bookseller, 1792.
JOHN TRUMBULL, Printer and Publisher. Near
the Meeting-House, 1790-1792.
WALLINGFORD.
ELISH A WHITTELSEY, JUNIOR, Bookseller, 1790.
WINDHAM, 1791.
JOHN BYKNE, Printer and Publisher. North of
the Court-House, 1791-1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
DELAWARE, 1761, A. D.
WILMINGTON, 1761.
JAMES ADAMS, Printerand Bookseller. In High-
Street, 1790-1792.
SAMUEL ANDREWS, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Frederick Craig and Company, 1790-1791.
2. Andrews, Craig and Brynberg, at the Post-
Office, in Market-Street, 1790-1791. 3. Peter
Brynberg and Samuel Andrews, 1791-1792.
PETEK BRYNBERG, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Frederick Craig and Company, 1790-1791.
2. Andrews, Craig and Brynberg, 1790-1791.
3. Peter Brynberg and Samuel Andrews, in
Market-Street, 1791-1792.
FREDERICK CRAIG, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Frederick Craig and Company, 1790-1791.
2. Andrews, Craig and Brynberg, 1790-1791.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
EAST FLORIDA, 1783, A. D.
ST. AUGUSTINE, 1783.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
GEORGIA, 1702, A. D.
AUGUSTA, 1785.
GREENBERRY HUGHES, Printer and Publisher,
1785-1780.
JOHN ERDMAN SMITH, Printer and Publisher.
Printer to the State, 1786-1792.
SAVANNAH, 1762.
JAMES JOHNSTON, Printer and Publisher. James
and Nicholas Johnston, Broughton-Street,
1790-1792.
NICHOLAS JOHNSTON, Printer. James and Nich-
olas Johnston, 1790-1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
KENTUCKY, 1787, A. D.
LEXINGTON, 1787.
JOHN BRADFORD, Printer and Publisher. At
his Printing-Office, in Main-Street, 1790-92.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 1785, A. D.
FALMOUTH, 1785.
MACHIAS.
JAMES LYON, Author-Bookseller, 1791.
PORTLAND, 1780.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Author-Bookseller, 1790.
425
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
1790
to
1792
BENJAMIN TITCOMB, JUNIOU, Printer and Pub-
lisher, 1790-1792.
THOMAS BAKER WAIT, Printer and Publisher.
Opposite the Hayuiarket, 1790-1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
MARYLAND, 1726, A. D.
ANNAPOLIS, 1726.
FREDERICK GREEN, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Frederick and Samuel Green, 1790-1792. 2.
Frederick Green, Printer to the State, 1790-92.
SAMUEL GREEN, Printer. F. and S. Green, 1790-
1792.
BALTIMORE, 1765.
JOHN ADAMS, Printer. Samuel and John Adams,
1790-1792.
SAMDEL ADAMS, Printer and Bookseller. Sam-
uel and John Adams, in Market-Street, be-
tween South and Gay-Streets, 1790-1792.
JAMES ANOELL, Printer. Goddard and Angell,
1790-1792.
CHRISTIAN BAUM, Vender, 1792.
AMBROSE CLARK, Bookseller, 1791.
JOHN DALRUMPLE, Vender, 1792.
PHILIP EDWARDS, Printer and Publisher. 1. In
Market-Street, seven doors west of Gay-Street,
1792. 2. At the new Printing-Office, in Mar-
ket-Street, a few doors below Tripolet's Alley,
and nearly opposite the Card Manufactory,
1792.
WILLIAM GODDARD, Printer and Publisher. W.
Goddard and J. Angell, at their Printing-
office in Market-Street, 1790-1792.
DAVID GRAHAM, Printer and Publisher. At the
new Printing-Office, in Calvert-Street, between
Market-Street and the Court-House, 1791-92.
GEORGE HAGERTY, Stationer. John and George
Hagerty, 1792.
JOHN HAGERTY, Stationer. John and George
Hagerty, in Water-Street, 1792.
JOHN HAYES, Printer and Publisher. The cor-
ner of Market and Calvert-Streets, 1790-92.
— RICE, Bookseller. Rice and Company, 1792.
JOHN SCROGS, Vender, 17!)2.
NICHOLAS TSHUDY, Vender. In Market-Street,
1792.
MASON LOCKE WEEMS, Vender, 1792.
EASTON, 1790.
JAMES COWAN, Printer and Publisher, 1790-92.
ELIZABETH (HAGER'S) TOWN, 1790.
STEWART HERBERT, Printerand Publisher, 1790-
1792.
PETER HOEFLY, Vender, 1792.
FREDERICK TOWN, 1779.
MATTHIAS BARTGIS, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. At his English and German Printing-
office, 1790-1792.
JACOB STEINER, Vender, 1792.
JOHN WINTER, Printer and Publisher. At his
Printing-Office, in Patrick-Street, 1790-1792.
TALBOT COUNTY.
BENJAMIN M. WARD, Author-Bookseller. (At
the place known as The Trap), 1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
MASSACHUSETTS, 1639, A. D.
ATTLEBOROUGH, 1777.
BOSTON, 1675.
THOMAS ADAMS, Printer. Printer to the honour
able General Court of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, at his Printing-Office, opposite
the new Court-House, Court-Street, 1790-92.
EBENEZER TURELL ANDREWS, Printer. Thomas
and Andrews, 1790-1792.
JOSEPH BELKNAP, Printerand Publisher. 1. J.
Belknap and A. Young, at their Printing-
office, No. 34, Newbury-Street, 1791. 2. At
the Apollo Press, north side of the State-
House, State-Street, 1791-1792. 3. Belknap
et Young, Rue de 1' Etat, vis-a-vis la Banque-
Nationale, 1792. 4. Belknap and Hall, at the
Apollo Press, State-Street, 1792.
WILLIAM BILLINGS, Author- Bookseller, 1790.
JOHN BOYLE, Bookseller. In Marlborough-Street,
1790-1792.
JOSEPH BUMSTEAD, Printer. At his Printing-
office, No. 20 Union-Street, 1790-1792.
CHARLES CAMBRIDGE, Printer. 1. Near the
Boston Stone, 1790. 2. J. White and C. Cam-
bridge, near Charles-River Bridge, 1790-1792.
WILLIAM T. CLAP, Bookseller. No. 90 Newbury-
Street, 1792.
NATHANIEL COVERLY, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. 1. At the corner of Back-Street,
leading to Charles-River Bridge, 1790. 2. At
the Sign of the Grand-Turk, Newbury-Street,
1790-1792.
- DOYLE, Printer. Mills and Doyle, 1790.
BENJAMIN EDES, Printer and Publisher. 1. Ben-
jamin Edes and Son, No. 7 State-Street, 1790-
1792. 2. At the house next to Col. Column's,
in Kilby-Street, 1792.
BENJAMIN EDES, JUNIOR, Printer. B. Edes and
Son, 1790-17U2.
PETER EDES, Printer, 1792.
SAMUEL ETHERIDGE, Printer. Young and Eth-
eridge, 1792.
JOHN EWING, Vender. At Mr. John Ewing's
Grocery-Store. No. 42 Marlborough-Street,
1792.
JOSIAH FLAGG, Engraver, 1790.
JOHN FLEET, Printer. T. and J. Fleet, 1790-92.
THOMAS FLEET, Printer and Publisher. 1. T.
and J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Corn-
hill, 1790-1792. 2. Universitatis Typograph-
orum, 1791-1792.
1790
to
1792
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426
JOHN WEST FOLSOM, Printer and Bookseller.
No. 30 Union-Street, 1790-1792.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Printer and Publisher. Op-
posite the north-east corner of the State-
House [State-Street], 1790-1791.
JOHN GAKDINKK, Author-Bookseller, 1792.
BENJAMIN GUILD, Bookseller. At the Boston
Bookstore, No. 59 [in] Cornhill, 1790-1792.
SAMUEL HALL, Printer and Bookseller. At his
Printing-Office, No. 53 in Cornhill, 1790-92.
T. HALL, Printer. Belknap and Hall, 1792.
JOSEPH HOVEY, Bookseller. No. 39 Cornhill,
1790.
JOHN HOWEL, Printer and Publisher. Opposite
the Court-House, in Court-Street, 1791.
BENJAMIN LARKIN, Bookseller. At Shakespeare's
Head, No. 46 [in] Cornhill, 1790-1792.
EBENEZER LARKIN, JUNIOR, Bookseller. No. 50
Cornhill, 1790-1792.
- MILLS, Printer. Mills and Doyle, 1790.
JOHN NORMAN, Engraver, Printer and Book-
seller. At his Office, No. 75 Newbury-Street,
opposite the Sign of the Lamb, 1790-1792.
EDWARD-EVELETH POWARS, Printer and Pub-
lisher. Opposite the new Court-House, in
Court-Street, 1790-1792.
BENJAMIN RUSSELL, Printer and Publisher. Near
the State-House, in State-Street, 1790-1792.
EZKKIEL RUSSELL, Printer and Bookseller. In
Essex-Street, near the stump of Liberty-tree,
1790-1792.
WILLIAM SELBT, Author-Bookseller, 1790.
ISAIAH THOMAS, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. An-
drews, at Faust's Statue, No. 45 Newbury-
Street. 1790-1792.
JOSHUA THOMAS, Bookseller. Opposite the Treas-
ury-Office, 1790.
DAVID WEST, Bookseller. No. 36 Marlborough-
Street, 1790-1792.
JAMES WHITE, Printer and Bookseller. 1. In
Court-Street, 1790. 2. J. White and C. Cam-
bridge, near Charles-River Bridge, 1790-1792.
ALEXANDER YOUNG, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Belknap and Young, 1791-1792. 2. Young
and Etheridge, Market-Square, 1792. 3. Op-
posite the entrance of the Branch-Bank, State-
Street, 1792.
CAMBRIDGE, 1639.
CHARLESTOWN, 1785.
CHELMSFORD, 1775.
CONCORD. 1776.
DANVEIIS, 1776.
GREENFIELD, 1792.
THOMAS DICKMAN, Printer and Publisher, 1792.
HAVERHILL, 1790.
PETER EDES, Printer and Bookseller, 1790.
MlDDLEBOROUGH, 1787.
NEW BEDFORD, 1792.
JOHN SPOONER, Printer and Publisher. At his
Office, corner of Water and Prospect Streets,
1792.
NEWBUHY.
JONATHAN PLUMER, Vender, 1790.
EDMUND SAWYER, Bookseller, 1791.
NEWBURYPORT, 1773.
WILLIAM HOYT, Bookseller, 1791.
JOHN MYCALL, Printer and Publisher. In Mer-
rimack-Street, a little below the Ferry-way,
1790-1792.
NORTHAMPTON, 1786.
WILLIAM BUTLER, Printer and Publisher, 1790-
1792.
PITTSFIELD, 1787.
JOHN RUSSELL, Printer and Publisher. Russell
& Storrs, at their Office a few rods west of the
Meeting-House, 1787.
ROGER STORRS, Printer and Publisher. 1. Rus-
sell & Storrs, 1787. 2. Roger Storrs, near the
Meeting-House, 1788-1790.
PLYMOUTH, 1785.
REHOBOTH, 1776.
SALEM, 1768.
WILLIAM CARLETON, Bookseller. 1. 1790-1791.
2. At his Shop, opposite the Rev. Mr. Price's
Meeting-House, Main-Street, 1792. ij. At the
Bible and Heart, 1792.
THOMAS C. GUSHING, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Dabney and Cushing, 1790. 2. Thomas C.
Gushing, at his Printing-Office, No. 8 Paved
[Main-] Street, near [corner] Court and Wash-
ington Streets, 1790-1792.
JOHN DABNEY, Printer and Publisher. 1. Dab-
ney and Cushing, in the Main-Street, 1790.
2. John Dabney, 1791
SPRINGFIELD, 1782.
EDWARD GRAY, Printer, 1792.
JAMES REED HUTCHINS, Printer and Publisher.
At the corner of the entrance to the Court-
House, 1792.
EZRA WALDO WELD, Printer and Publisher.
Opposite the Court-House, 1790-1792.
STERLING.
M. SMITH, Vender, 1792.
ROBERT BAILEY THOMAS, Author-Bookseller,
1790-1792.
STOCKBRIDGE, 1789.
LORING ANDREWS, Printer and Publisher, 1790-
1792.
TAUNTON.
DANIEL BREWER, Bookseller, 1791-1702.
WATERTOWN, 1775.
RICHARD EVERETT, Bookseller, 1790.
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PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
1790
to
1792
WORCESTER, 1775.
ISAIAH THOMAS, Printer, Publisher, Bookseller,
Stationer and Binder. 1. Isaiah Thomas, 1790-
1792. 2. Isaiah Thomas and Leonard Wor-
cester, 1792.
LEONARD WORCESTER, Printer. Thomas and
Worcester, 1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1756, A. D.
CONCORD, 1789.
GEORGE HOUGH, Printer and Publisher, 1790-92.
ELIJAH RUSSELL, Printer and Publisher, 1792.
CONWAT.
ZADOK KING, Vender. At his house, 1792.
DOVER, 1790.
ELIPHALET LADD, Printer and Publisher. At
his Printing-Office, near the Court-House,
1790-1792.
DUNBARTON.
THOMAS BASSETT, Bookseller, 1791.
EXETER, 1775.
JOHN LAMSON, Printer and Publisher, 1790.
HENRY RANLET, Printer and Publisher. In the
Main-Street, 1790-1792.
KEENE, 1787,
JAMES DAVENPORT GRIFFITH, Printer and Pub-
lisher. In the Main-Street, 1790-1792.
PORTSMOUTH, 1756.
DANIEL HUMPHREYS, Author-Bookseller, 1792.
JOHN MELCHEH, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
his Office in Congress-Street, 1790. 2. At his
Printing-Office, corner of Market-Street, 1790-
1792.
GEORGE JEKRY OSBORNE, Printer and Publisher,
17!)0.
GEORGE JERRY OSBORNE, JUNIOR, Printer, Pub-
lisher and Bookseller. 1. At his Office, Gut-
temberg's Head, Congress-Street, 1790-1791.
2. George and John Osborne, at the Spy Print-
ing-Office, near the State-House, Gutteinberg's
Head, Congress-Street, 1791-1793.
JOHN OSBORNE, Printer. 1. George and John
Osborne, 1791-1792. 2. John Osborne, at the
Spy Printing-Office, 1792.
CHARI.KS PEIRCE, Bookseller. At the Colum-
bian Book Store, No. 5 Daniel Street, 1791-92.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NEW JERSEY, 1755, A. D.
BURLINGTON, 1765.
DANIEL LAWRENCE, Printer. I. Neale and D.
Lawrence, 1790-1791.
ISAAC NEAI.E, Printer and Publisher. 1. I. Neale
and D. Lawrence, nearly opposite James Ster-
ling's Store, 1790-1791. 2. Isaac Neale, 1791-
1792.
CHATHAM, 1779.
ELIZABETH TOWN, 1786.
SHEPARD KOLLOCK, Printer and Publisher, 1790-
1792.
NEW BRUNSWICK, 1783.
SHELLY ARNETT, Printer and Publisher. Arnett
and Blauvelt, 1792.
ABRAHAM BLAUVELT, Printer and Publisher.
1. Abraham Blauvelt, 1790-1792. 2. Arnett
and Blauvelt, 1792.
NEWARK, 1776.
JOHN WOODS, Printer and Publisher. 1791-1792.
PRINCETON, 1785.
TRENTON, 1778.
ISAAC COLLINS, Printer and Bookseller, 1790-92.
JOHN MEHSHON, Printer. Sherman and Mershon,
1792.
GEORGE SHERMAN, Printer and Publisher.
George Sherman and John Mershon, 1792.
WOODBRIDGE, 1755.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NEW YORK, 1693, A. D.
ALBANY, 1771.
JOHN ASPLUND, Vender, 1792.
JOHN BARBER, Printer and Publisher. John
Barber and Solomon Southwick, No. 48, north
side of State-Street, 1792.
ROBERT BARBER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Robert Barber and Company, No. 4, Maiden-
Lane, four doors west of the Market, 1790. 2.
No. 53, west side of Market-Street, opposite
the Market, 1791.
ELISHA CRANE, Bookseller, 1791.
SOLOMON SOUTHWICK, Printer. 1. Robert Barber
and Company, 1790-1791. 2. John Barber
and Solomon Southwick, 1792.
CHARLES R. WEBSTER, Printer and Publisher.
1. Charles R. and George Webster, at their
Printing-Office, No. 46, (on the north side of)
State-Street, corner of Middle- Alley [Middle-
Lane], between the Dutch and Englishchurch-
es, 1790-1792.
GEORGE WEBSTER, Printer. Charles R. and
George Webster, 1790-1792.
CATSKILL- LANDING, 1792.
MACKAY CROSWELL, Printer and Publisher. 1. M.
Croswell and Company, 1792. 2. In the Cham-
ber over Store of Noah Everest & Co., 1792.
FISHKILL, 1776.
GOSHEN, 1789.
DAVID MANDEVILLE, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Near the Court-House, 1789-1790. 2. David
Mandeville and David M. Westcott, at the
Academy, [near the Court-House], 1790-1792.
DAVID M. WESTCOTT, Publisher. 1. Mandeville
and Westcott, 1790-1792. 2. David M. West-
cott, 1792.
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to
1792
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
428
HUDSON, 1785.
ASHBBL STODDAKD, Printer, Publisher, and
Bookseller. Near the Market, 1790-1792.
KINGSTON, 1777.
WILLIAM Corf, Printer. Kicholas Power and
William Copp, 1792.
NICHOLAS POWER, Printer and Publisher. Nich-
olas Power and William Copp, 1792.
LANSINGBURGH, 1787.
JOHN BABCOCK, Printer and Publisher. Babcock
and Hickock, corner of King and Hoosack-
Streets, 1790.
— HICKOCK, Printer. Babcock and Hickock,
1790.
SILVESTER TIFFANY, Printer and Publisher. 1.
At his Office over the Store of Mr. W. Bell,
1791-1792. 2. Silvester Tifiany, (a little south
of Douglass' Tavern), 1791-1792. 3. Silvester
Tiffany and William W. Wands, 1792.
WILLIAM W. WANDS, Printer. Tiffany and Wands,
1792.
NEW YORK CITY, 1693.
THOMAS ALLEN, Bookseller and Stationer. 1.
Hodge, Allen and Campbell, and sold at their
respective [several] Bookstores, 1790. 2.
Thomas Allen, No. 16, Queen-Street, 1791. 3.
No. 12, Queen-Street, 1793. 4. No. 186, Pearl-
Street, 1792.
EDWARD BERRY, Bookseller and Stationer. 1.
Berry and Rogers, No. 35, Hanover-Square,
1790-1792. 2. Berry, Rogers and Berry, No.
35, Hanover-Square, 1792.
JAMES BERRY, Bookseller. Berry, Rogers and
Berry, 1792.
BARTHOLOMEW BURGES, Author - Bookseller,
1790.
JOHN BURGHER, Author-Bookseller, 1791.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Bookseller. 1. Hodge, Allen
and Campbell, and sold at their respective
[several] Bookstores, 1790. 2. Hodge and
Campbell, 1791-1792. 3. Samuel Campbell,
No. 37, Hanover-Square, 1792.
FRANCIS CHILDS, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Francis Childs and John Swaine, No. 190,
Water-Street, corner of King-Street, 1790. 2.
Printers to the State of New York, No. 189
[190], Water-Street, near King-Street, 1790-
1792. 3. Printers to the Congress of the
United States, No. 190, Water-Street, corner
of King-Street, 1790-1792. 4. No. 29 Water-
Street, corner of King-Street, 1792.
C. DAVIS, Bookseller, 1791.
WILLIAM DURELL, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
W. Durell and Company, 1790-1791. 2. W.
Durell at his Book-Store and Printing-Office,
No. 19, Queen-Street, near the Fly-Market,
1791-1792.
JOHN FENNO, Printer and Publisher. 1. No. 9,
Maiden-Lane, near the Oswego-Market, 1790.
2. At his Office, No. 41, Broad-Street, near
the Exchange, 1790.
HUGH GAINE, Printer, Bookseller and Stationer.
At his Bookstore and Printing-Office, at the
Bible, in Hanover-Square, 1790-1792.
BENJAMIN QOMUZ, Bookbinder and Stationer.
No. 32, Maiden-Lane, 1792.
THOMAS GREENLEAF, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. At the Printing-Office, No. 196,
Water-Street, 1790-1792.
JOHN HARRISSON, Printerand Publisher. 1. Har-
risson and Purdy, at their Printing-Office, No.
3, Peck-Slip, 171)0-1791. 2. John Harrisson,
at his Printing-Office, [at Yorick's Head] No.
3, Peck-Slip, 1791-1792.
ROBERT HODGE, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
Hodge, Allen and Campbell, and sold at their
respective [several] Book Stores, 1790. 2.
Hodge and Campbell, 1791-1792. 3. Robert
Hodge, No. 11, Water-Street, 1792.
THOMAS LLOYD, Stenographer and Author, 1790.
SAMUEL LOCDON, Printer and Publisher. No.
5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-House
and Old-Slip, 1790-1791.
SAMUEL LOUDON, JUNIOR, Printer and Publisher.
No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-llouse
and Old-Slip, 1792.
ARCHIBALD M'LEAN, Printer and Publisher. At
his Printing-Office, Franklin's Head, No. 41.
Hanover-Square, 1790-1792.
ANDREW MARSCIIALK, Bookseller, 1791.
WILLIAM MORTON, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
the Printing-Office, No. 231, Queen-Street,
1790-1791. 2. No. 55, King-Street, 1791-92.
BENJAMIN YOUNG PRIME, Author-Bookseller,
1791.
— PURDY, Printer. Harrisson and Purdy, 1790-
1791.
JOHN REID, Bookseller, 1790-1792.
JOHN ROGERS, Bookseller. 1 . Berry and Rogers,
1790-1792. 2. Berry, Rogers and Berry, 1792.
WILLIAM Ross, Printer. 1790.
M. SMITH, Bookseller, 1791.
JOHN SWAINE, Printer. Childs and Swaine,
1790-1792.
JAMES SWORDS, Printer. T. and J. Swords, 1790-
1792.
THOMAS SWORDS, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. 1. T. and J. Swords, at their Printing-
office, No. 44, Crown-Street [near Smith-
Street], 1790. 2. No. 167, William-Street,
1791. 3. No. 27, William-Street, 1791-1792.
POUGHKEEPSIE, 1777.
NICHOLAS POWER, Printer and Publisher. Near
the Court-House, 1790-1792.
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1792
SAO HARBOR, 1791.
DAVID FROTHINGHAM, Printer and Publisher.
Near the Landing, 1791-1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
NORTH CAROLINA, 1751, A. D.
EDKNTON, 1788.
ABRAHAM HODGE, Printer and Publisher. Hodge
and Wills, Printers to the State, 1790-1792.
HENRY WILLS, Printer and Publisher. 1. Hodge
and Wills, 1790-1792. 2. Henry Wills, 1792.
FAYETTEVILLE, 1787.
CALEB D. HOWARD, Printer. 1. Sibley and How-
ard, 1790. 2. Howard and Roulstone, 1790.
GEORGE ROULSTONE, Printer. 1. Howard and
Roulstone, 1790. 2. George Roulstone, 1790-
1791.
JOHN SIBLEY, Printer and Publisher. 1. Sibley
and Howard, 1790. 2. John Sibley and Com-
pany, at Franklin's Head in Green-Street,
1790-1791.
HALIFAX, 1782.
ABRAHAM HODGE, Printer and Publisher. Joint-
Printer to the State with H. Wills, 1792.
HlLLSBOROUGH, 1788.
NEWBERN, 1751.
FRANCOIS XAVIKR MARTIN, Printer and Publish-
er, 1790-1792.
WILMINGTON, 1704.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
PENNSYLVANIA, 1685, A. D.
CARLISLE, 1785.
GEORGE KLINE, Printerand Publisher. 1. Kline
and Reynolds, 1790. 2, George Kline, 1791-
1792.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, Printer. Kline and Rey-
nolds, 1790-1791.
CHAMBERSBURG, 1790.
WILLIAM DAVISON, Printer and Publisher, 1790-
1792.
CHESTNUT HILL, 1763. '
SAMUEL SAUR, Printer, Publisher and Bookseller.
Buchdrucker auf Chesuut Hill, uahe bey dem
lOteu Aleilsteinallwo die Readinger und Nord-
welscher Strasse Zusamnienkorumen, 1790-92.
EPHRATA, 1745.
DKR ButtDERSCHAFT. Klosterpresse, 1790-1792.
FRIEDENSTHAL BEI BETHLEHEM, 1768.
GERMANTOWN, 1738.
MICHAEL BILLMEYER, Printer and Bookseller,
1790-1792.
JUSTDS Fox, Vender, 1792.
PETER LEIBERT, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
Peter Leibert, 1790-1791. 2. Peter Leibert
and Son, 1791. 3. Peter Leibert, 1792.
HARRISBURGH, 1789.
JOHN W. ALLEN, Printer and Publisher. 1. Al-
len and Wyeth, adjoining the Register's Of-
fice, 1792. 2. Mulberry-Street, opposite resi-
dence of Adam Boyd, esq. nearthe Bank, 1792.
T. ROBERTS, Printer and Publisher, 1790.
JOHN WYETH, Printer. Allen and Wyeth, 1792.
HOPE.
FREDERICK PETER, Vender, 1792.
LANCASTER, 1747.
JOHANN ALBRECHT, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. 1. Albrecht und Lahn, in den
Neuen Buchdruckerey, in der Queenstrasse,
1790. 2. Jobann Albrecht und Company, in
der Neuen Buchdruckerey, zwischen der Koen-
ig und Dranien-Strasse in der Prinz-strasse,
1790-1791. 3. In der Neuen Buchdruckerey,
in der Prinz-strasse, das Zweyte Haus, nord-
wSrts vom GesSngniss, 1791-1792.
JACOB BAILEY, Printer and Bookseller, 1790-92.
WILLIAM DICKSON, Printer. In King-Street,
1792.
MATTHAEUS HEHL, Vender, 1792.
JACOB LAHN, Printer. Albrecht und Lahn, 1790.
NORTHUMBERLAND, 1792.
GEORGE SCHUSLER, Printer and Publisher, 1792.
OCTORARA, 1786.
PHILADELPHIA, 1685.
JOHN AITKEN, Printer and Bookseller, 1791.
ROBERT AITKEN, Printer and Bookseller. R.
Aitken and Son, No. 22, [in] Market-Street,
1790-1792.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BACHE, Printer and Pub-
lisher. Up Franklin Court, in Market, be-
tween Third and Fourth-Streets, 1790-1792.
FRANCIS BAILEY, Printer and Bookseller. 1. At
Yorick's Head, No. 116, [in] Market [High-]
Street, 1790-1792. 2. On the south side of
Market-Street, near Fourth-Street, at the Sign
of Yorick's Head, 1791.
GODFREY BAKER, Bookseller. Godfrey Baker &
Co., No. 59, Race-Street, 1792.
CLEMENT BIDDLE, Author- Bookseller, 1791.
THOMAS BRADFORD, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. 1. At his Printing-Office, Laetitia-
Court, 1790-1792. 2. No. 8, South Front-
Street, 1791-1792.
ANDREW BROWN, Printer and Publisher. 1. At
Washington's Head, Chesnut-Street, opposite
the Post-Office, 1790. 2. At Washington's
Head, in Chesnut-Street, near Front-Street,
1790-1792.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Bookseller. 1. At his new
Book and Stationery Store, on the west side
[north-east corner] of Second-Street, below the
Market, and five doors above Chesnut-Street,
1790. 2. Second-Street, No. 53 [54], the cor-
ner of Chesnut-Street, 1791-1792.
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to
1792
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430
JOHN CARET, Bookseller. 1. No. 112, Union-
Street, 1791. 2. No. 26, Pear-Street, 1792.
MATHEW CAKKT, Printer, Publisher and Book-
seller. 1. Carey, Stewart and Company, No.
22, North Front-Street, 1790-1791. 2. From
the Press of Mathew Carey, No. 118, Market-
Street, 1791-1792.
FRANCIS CHILDS, Printer. 1. Childsand Swaine,
at their Office No. 209, High-Street, near
Fifth-Street, 1791-1792. 2. Francis Childs
and John Swaine, Printers to the Congress of
the United States, 1791-1792.
CHARLES [CARL] CIST, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. 1. Carl Cist, in der Zweyten-
Strasse, Num. 104, nah am Eck der Rehs-
Strasse, 1790-1792. 2. No. 104, in Second-
Street, near the corner of Race-Street, 1790-92.
DAVID C. CLATPOOLK, Printer and Publisher.
1. Duulap and Claypoole, 1790. 2. David
C. Claypoole, at his Office, No. 2. South Third-
Street, 1791-1792.
— COCHKAN, Printer. Stewartand Cochran, 1792.
JOSEPH CRUKSIIANK, Printer, Publisher and
Bookseller. 1. On the north side of Market-
Street, between Second and [near! Third-
Streets, 1790-1791. 2. No. 87 [91], High-
Street, between Second and Third-Streets, near
Sixth-Street, 1791-1792.
ALEXANDER JAMES DALLAS, Author-Bookseller,
1790.
JOHN DICKINS, Bookseller. 1. In [on] Fourth-
Street, [east side] [No. 43] near the corner of
Race-Street, 1790-1791. 2. No. 182, Race-
Street, near Sixth-Street, 1791-1792.
THOMAS DOBSON, Printer and Bookseller. At
the Stone-House, No. 41, Second-Street, be-
tween Market and Chesnut-Streets, 1790-92.
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, 1790. 2. John Dunlap, at No.
48, Market-Street, opposite the Jersey-Market,
1791-1792.
JOHN FENNO, Printer and Publisher. 1. At his
house, No. 69, Market- [High-] Street, north
side between [a few doors above] Second and
Third-Streets, 1790-1792.
WILLIAM GIBBONS, Printer. North Third-Street,
No. 144, near Vine-Street. 1792.
Mrs. GRIFFITH, Vender, No. 417, South Front-
Street, 1792
DAVID HALL, Printer and Publisher. Hall and
Sellers, at the New Printing-Office, near the
Market, [No. 51], Market-Street, 1790-1792.
PARRY HALL, Printer. No. 149, Chesnut-Street,
near Fourth-Street, 1791-1792.
PELKQ HALL, Printer. Prichard and Hall, 1790-
1791.
EBENEZER HAZARD, Author-Bookseller, 1792.
TOBIAS HIRTE, Vender. No. 118, North Second-
Street [next door to Widow Rasor], 1792.
READING HOWELL, Map - Publisher. No. 88,
North-Fifth-Street, 1791-1792.
DANIEL HUMPHREYS, Printer. At the new Print-
ing-Office in [No. 132, South] Front-Street,
near the Drawbridge, 1790-1792.
ROBERT JACK, Author- Bookseller, 1790.
JOSEPH JAMES, Printer and Bookseller. 1. Jo-
seph James, 1790. 2. James and Johnson, on
the north side of Market-Street, between Third
and Fourth-Streets, 1790-1791. 3. No. 147,
High-Street, 1791.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON, Printer and Bookseller. 1.
James and Johnson, 1790-1791. 2. Benjamin
Johnson, No. 147, High [Market-] Street,
1792. 3. Johnson and Justice, at Franklin's
Head, No. 41, Chesnut-Street, 1792.
WILLIAM JONES, Bookbinder and Bookseller.
No. 73, Race-Street, 1791.
— JUSTICE, Printer. Johnson and Justice, 1792.
HEINRICH KAMMERKR, Printer. 1. No. 24, North
Third-Street, 1792. 2. Steiner und Kiimmerer,
1792.
THOMAS LANG, Printer and Bookseller. No. 21,
Church-Alley, 1790-1792.
DANIEL LAWRENCE, Printer and Bookseller. No.
33 [78], North Fourth-Street, near Race-
Street, 1792.
JOHN M'CULLOCH, Printer and Bookseller. In
Third-Street, No. 1 [the third door] above
[near] Market-Street, 1790-1792.
JOHN MACPHERSON, Author - Bookseller. No.
417, South Front-Street, 1792.
LEWIS NICOLAS, Author - Bookseller. At the
Debtor's Apartment, 1791.
ELEAZER OSWALD, Printer. No. 156, [in] Mar-
ket-Street, between Fourth and Fifth-Streets,
1790-1792.
VINCENT M. PELOSI, Publisher. At the Mer-
chants and Exchange CofEee-House, 1791.
ZACIIARIAH POULSON, JUNIOR, Printer and Pub-
lisher. 1. On the west side of Fourth-Street,
between Market-Street and Arch-Street, 1790.
2. In Fourth-Street, near Market-Street, op-
posite the gate of the Friends' Burying
Ground, 1790. 3. No. 30, North Fourth-
Street, near the College [University], 1791-92.
WILLIAM PRICHAHD, Bookseller and Auctioneer.
Prichard and Hall, in Market-Street, between
Front and Second -Streets, 1790-1791.
JOHN RALLING, Author-Bookseller, 1790.
CARL CHHISTOPH REICHE, Publisher. In der
Vierten-Strasse, das naechste Haus und den
sieben Sternen, und der Rees-Strassen Ecke,
1790-1791.
431
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
1790
to
1792
GEORGE REINHOLDT, Vender. No. 201. Market-
Street, 1792.
HENRY RICE, Bookseller. 1. Rice and Company,
1790-1792. 2. H. and P. Rice, No. 50 Mar-
ket-Street, 1792.
P. RICE, Bookseller. H. and P. Rice, 1792.
JACOB RITTER, Vender. In Front-Street, 3d
door below Arch-Street, 1792.
DAVID SAUR, Bookseller, 1791.
THOMAS SEDDON, Printer and Bookseller. In
Market-Street, between Front and Second-
Streets, 1790.
WILLIAM SELLERS, Printer. Hall and Sellers,
in Market-Street, 1790-1792.
SAMUEL HARRISON SMITH, Printer, 1791-1792.
WILLIAM SPOTSWOOD, Printer and Bookseller.
1. Front-Street, between Market and Chesnut-
Streets, 1790-1792. 2. No. 69, Market-Street,
near Second-Street, 1792.
MELCHIOR STEiNER,Printer,Publisherand Book-
seller. 1. Buchdrucker, in der Rees-Strasse,
Zwischen der Zweyten-und Dritten-Strasse,
No. 71, 1790-1792. 2. Steiner und Kammer-
er, 1792.
PETER STEWART, Printer. 1. Carey, Stewart and
Company, 1790. 2. Peter Stewart, No. 34, in
Second, between Market and Chesnut-Streets,
1790-1791. 3. Stewart and Cochran, No. 34,
South Second-Street, 1792.
ENOCH STORY, Printer and Bookseller. 1. In
Third-Street, third door from Chesnut-Street,
1790. 2. In Second- Street, the east side, [five
doors from [fifth door above] Arch-Street, the
left hand upwards], 1790-1791. 3. Market-
Street, between Fifth and Sixth-Streets (No.
209) north side, 1790. 4. In Fourth between
Market and Chesnut-Streets, 1791. 5. Fourth-
Street, (No. 36) nearly opposite the Indian
Queen Tavern, 1792.
JOHN SWAINE, Printer. Childs&Swaine, 1791-92.
HENRY TAYLOR, Printer, 1790-1791.
BENJAMIN TOWNE, Bookseller. lu Church- Alley,
1790.
WILLIAM WOODHOOSE, Bookseller. 1. In Front-
Street, next door to the Cofiee-House, 1790. 2.
At the Bible, No. 6, South Front-Street, 1791-
1792.
WILLIAM YOUNG, Printer, Bookseller and Sta-
tioner. No. 52, Second-Street, the corner of
[Second and] Chesnut-Street, 1790-1792.
JOHN ZELLER, Printer and Bookseller. 1. Johann
Zeller, 89 Race-Street, 1791. 2. John Zeller,
at his Printing-Office, No. 89, Race-Street,
five doors below Third-Street, 1791.
PITTSBURGH, 1786.
JOHN SCULL, Printer and Publisher. At his
Printing-Office in Water-Street, near Coms-
by's Ferry, 1790-1792.
READING, 1789.
— BARTON, Printer and Publisher. Barton und
Jungmann, 1790-1792.
GOTTLOB JUNGMANN, Printer. Barton und Jung-
mann, 1790-1792.
EDWARD Ross, Vender, 1792.
YORK, 1777.
JOHN EDIE, Printer and Publisher, 1790-1792.
JOHN MORRIS, Vender, 1792.
ERNST SCHLOSSER, Vender, 1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
RHODE ISLAND, 1727, A. D.
NEWPORT, 1727.
HENRY BARBER, Printer and Publisher. At the
foot of the Parade, 1790-1792.
PETER EDES, Printer and Publisher. On Thames-
Street, 1790-1791.
JACOB RICHARDSON, Bookseller, 1790-1792.
PROVIDENCE, 1762.
ROBERT ADAM, Bookseller. At the head of the
Long-Wharffe west side of the River, 1791.
JOHN CARTER, Printer and Publisher. At the
Post-Office, near the State-House, 1790-1792.
JAMES GARDNER, Bookseller. Nearly opposite
the Court-House, 1792.
BENNETT WHEELER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
At his Office, on the west side of the River,
1790-1791. 2. Westminster-Street, 1790-
1792. 3. At the Market-House Chamber, 1792.
WARREN, 1792.
NATHANIEL PHILLIPS, Printer and Publisher. At
the Post-Office, 1792.
RICHARD LEE, Vender, 1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
SOUTH CAROLINA, 1732, A. D.
CHARLESTON, 1732.
THOMAS BARTHOLOMEW BOWEN, Printer and
Publisher. No. 38, Bay, 1790-1792.
WILLIAM HAMMET, Author-Bookseller, 1792.
WILLIAM PRIMROSE HARRISON, Printer, 1791-
1792.
JOHN M'lvER, JUNIOR, Printer. Markland and
M'lver, 1790-1792.
JOHN MARKLAND, Printer and Publisher. Mark-
land and M'lver, Printers to the city, No. 47,
Bay, 1790-1792.
WILLIAM MASON, JUNIOR, Printer. Timothy and
Mason, 1792.
JOHN MILLER, Printer and Publisher, 1790-92.
ANNE S. TIMOTHY, Printer and Publisher. Print-
er to the State, 1790-1792.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TIMOTHY, Printer and Pub-
lisher. Timothy and Mason, 1792.
WILLIAM P. YOUNG, Printer and Bookseller.
Broad-Street, 1791-1792.
1790
to
1792
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
432
COLUMBIA, 1792.
D. CONSTABLE, Printer and Publisher, 1792.
GEORGETOWN, 1785.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
TENNESSEE, 1791, A. D.
KNOXVILLE, 1792.
GEORGEROULSTONE, Printer and Publisher, 1792.
ROGERSVILLK, 1791.
GEORGE RouLSTONE.Printerand Publisher. Haw-
kins County Court-House, 1791-1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
VERMONT, 1778, A. D.
BENNINGTON, 1783.
ANTHONY HASWELL, Printer anil Publisher. 1.
Haswell and Russell, at their Office a few
rods south of the Court-House, 1790. 2. An-
thony Haswell, at his Office a few rods south
of the Court-House, 1790-1792.
DAVID RUSSELL, Printer. Haswell and Russell.
1790.
DRESDEN, 1778.
POWNALBORO'.
A. NELSON, Vender, 1791.
RUTLAND, 1792.
ANTHONY HASWELL, Printer and Publisher. 1.
At the south-west angle of the Court-House
Square, 1792. 2. Printer for the State in the
Western District at the Rutland Press, 1792.
WESTMINSTER, 1781.
WINDSOR, 1783.
JAMES REED HUTCHINS, Printer and Publisher.
1. Hutchins and Spooner, on the Main Street,
1791-1792. 2. James R. Hutchins, 1792.
AI.DKN SPOONER, Printer and Publisher. 1. A.
Spooner, 1790-1791. 2. Printer to the State
of Vermont, 1790-1792. 3. Hutchins and
Spooner, 1791-1792.
PRINTING INSTITUTED IN
VIRGINIA, 1730, A. D.
ALEXANDRIA, 1782.
- BOND, Printer. Hanson and Bond, 1790-92.
SAMUEL HANSON, Printer and Publisher. Hun-
son and Bond, 1790-1792.
ELLIS PRICE, Printer. Smith and Price, 1792.
JOHN SMITH, Printer and Publisher. John Smith
and Ellis Price, at the east end of the Market-
House, 1792.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, 1781.
FREDERICKSBURG, 1787.
TIMOTHY GREEN, Printer and Publisher, 1790-
1792.
GEORGE TOWN, 1789.
M. DAY, Printer and Publisher. M. Day and
W. Hancock, 1790-1791.
ALEXANDER DOYLE, Printer and Publisher, 1791-
1792.
JAMES DOYLE, Printer and Publisher, 1792.
CHARLES FIERER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Charles Fierer, 1790. 3. Charles Fierer and
Thomas W. Fosdick, 1790-1791.
THOMAS W. FOSDICK, Printer. Fierer and Fos-
dick, 1790-1791.
W. HANCOCK, Printer. Day and Hancock, 1790-
1791.
MARTINSBURG, 1790.
NATHANIEL WILLIS, Printer and Publisher. At
his Printing-Office, in Uurke-Street, near the
Court-House, 1790-1792.
NORFOLK, 1774.
DANIEL BAXTER, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Prentis and Baxter, 1790-1792. 2. Baxter
and Wilson, at their Office near the Town-
Point, 1792.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Printer. Willett and Davis,
1792.
WILLIAM PRENTIS, Printer and Publisher. Pren-
tis and Baxter, near Borough Tavern, 1790-
1792.
CHARLES WILLETT, Printer and Publisher. C.
Willett and W. Davis, near the Market, 1792.
THOMAS WILSON, Printer. Baxter and Wilson,
1792.
PETERSBURG, 1786.
WILLIAM PHENTIS, Printer and Publisher. 1790-
1792.
RICHMOND, 1780.
JAMES CAREY, Printer. At his Printing-Office,
near Shockce Warehouse, 1792.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS, Printer and Publisher. Print-
er for the public, 1790-1792.
JOHN DIXON, Printer and Publisher. Printer
to this Commonwealth, 1790-1792.
SIMON CiiEAMcMAHON, Author-Bookseller, 1790.
THOMAS NICOLSON, Printer and Publisher. Two
. doors above the Eagle-Tavern, 1790-1792.
JOHN POPE, Author-Bookseller, 1792.
SHEPHERD'S TOWN, 1791.
NATHANIEL WILLIS, Printer, 1791.
WlLLIAMSBUKG, 1730.
WINCHESTER, 1787.
RICHARD Bo WEN, Printer and Publisher. 1.
Richard Bowen and Company, 1790-1792.
2. Richard Bowen, 1792.
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