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RHODE ISLAND
IMPRINTS
1727-1800
PROVIDENCE
PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY
1915
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RHODE ISLAND
IMPRINTS
A LIST OF
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, NEWSPAPERS
AND BROADSIDES
PRINTED AT
NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE, WARREN
RHODE ISLAND
BETWEEN
1727 AND 1800
PROVIDENCE
Printed for the Society
1915
COMPAMV
II • FKOVIDBNCE, R. I.
FOREWORD
THIS is a list of Rhode Island eighteenth-century publi-
cations. It shows what the printing press of the colony
and state produced before the year 1801, and where
these early imprints may be found by investigators. The list
gives a brief title of every book, pamphlet, newspaper, fly-
sheet and broadside printed in Rhode Island during that
period which has been found in the public and private libraries
that are known to contain material relating to this state.
Other titles, of which the originals have not been found, have
been copied from the "Bibliography of Newport" compiled
by Charles E. Hammett, Jun., and published in 1887; from
Charles Evans's "American Bibliography, 1639-1789;" from
Joseph Sabin's "Dictionary of Books relating to America,
A-Sm;" and from the catalogues of booksellers and auction
sales.
The list was prepared by the John Carter Brown Library
as part of an effort to learn what material is available for the
study of the history of printing in America, and also for
the purpose of securing data upon which to base an estimate of
the number of eighteenth-century American imprints now in
existence.
The following pages contain the titles of 1 565 separate pub-
lications printed between 1727 and 1800. The regular issues
of a newspaper, as well as the supplements and usually the
extra issues, are counted as one in each year. Over two-thirds
of the whole number, 1089, are in the library of the Rhode Is-
land Historical Society. This is probably a larger proportion
of the early typographic output of a single state than exists in
any other collection. Of the titles not in the Society's library,
143 are elsewhere in Providence. As there are 72 entries
based on records, of which no original copy is known to be now
in existence, these figures show that over eighty-two per cent
of what remains of eighteenth-century Rhode Island printing
is accessible in its original form in this city.
Of the total number of titles, 1125 date from before the year
1790, the period so far covered by Mr. Evans's invaluable
[1]
" American Bibliography." Evans gives the titles of 808 Rhode
Island imprints, or about seventy per cent of those in the
present list.
The concentration of this material in a single building is
due largely to the generous co-operation of those who are in
charge of the other libraries in Providence. For fifteen years
it has been the recognized policy of the librarians of this city
to work together in building up each of their collections in cer-
tain clearly defined fields, and to avoid all possible duplication
of material, with consequent waste of resources. With only
two noticeable exceptions, where the wishes of donors pre-
vented this policy from being carried out, the other libraries
have systematically contributed to the Rhode Island Histori-
cal Society everything that would help to make that institu-
tion stronger in its special and appropriate field.
In return, the Society has helped to provide every library in
the state with a collection of books on Rhode Island history.
It has contributed also from its accumulations in other subjects
not so properly a part of its own collection, to the libraries of
Brown University, the Providence Athenaeum and Public Li-
brary, and the State Library. Quite recently it has arranged
for the deposit of its large duplicate collection of Rhode Island
newspapers with the American Antiquarian Society at Worces-
ter, assuring for this state a prominent representation in the
principal collection of American newspapers. To the Librarian
of that Society, Clarence S. Brigham, the Historical Society
is indebted more than to anyone else for the comprehensive
character of its Rhode Island collection.
So large a proportion of these titles belong to the Rhode Is-
land Historical Society that no attempt has been made to lo-
cate, in this printed list, other copies of those that are found
in that collection. The nearest rival is the library gathered
by Sidney S. Rider, which was given by Marsden J, Perry in
1903 to Brown University, where it occupies a room in the John
Hay Library building. The John Carter Brown Library, like-
wise a part of Brown University, also possesses many of these
titles. Many others, including some of the most important
ones not found anywhere else, belong to Fred A. Arnold of
Providence. This list is, indeed, largely an outgrowth of notes
generously loaned by Mr. Arnold. Many of the Newport im-
[2]
prints belong to the Newport Historical Society, and the Red-
wood Library in that city has an important collection of early
newspapers. Several important broadsides and tracts not
found elsewhere are in the George Haile Free Library at
Warren, the Westerly Public Library, and in the collections
of Dr. Roderick Terry of Newport and Mr. Henry Russell
Drowne of New York.
The Rhode Island Historical Society and the John Carter
Brown Library are under deep obligations to the custodians and
owners of each of the collections mentioned above, and to those
in charge of the other libraries and archives which are named in
the list, for information and friendly co-operation without
which it could not have approached its present comprehensive-
ness. The data was brought together by Miss Rebecca P.
Steere of the John Carter Brown Library, and to her its
thoroughness is due.
The short-title, printer's name, and the location of a copy
or of the evidence upon which it is included, are all that this
list aims to give. No attempt is made to show the size of
each publication, whether a folio compilation of laws or a three-
page political manifesto. An exception is made in the case of
broadsides, which include everything printed on one side only
of a single sheet. One reason for specifying these is that the
John Carter Brown Library has a set approaching complete-
ness of photostat prints of the Rhode Island broadsides, as
well as of many of the separately printed Acts of Assembly
and some other smaller publications. The same library also
has negatives of nearly all the extant copies of the Newport
Mercury, issued before the end of the year 1776. It is pre-
pared to furnish copies of any of these at cost to students or
to other libraries.
No systematic effort has been made to discover titles of
books or broadsides which were probably, or in some cases
certainly, printed, but which have apparently entirely disap-
peared. The list contains, nevertheless, a number of these titles
of publications which have not been found in any library.
Most of these are taken from the " Schedules " of proceedings
of the General Assembly. The Schedules preserve the record
of payments made for printing several proclamations and
separate laws, of which no copies have been found. These
[3]
have been included in the list, so far as they have been noted,
when the reference seems to imply a separate publication and
not merely the insertion of the document in the printer's news-
paper.
Other titles are taken from the advertisements in the contem-
porary newspapers of books "just published." Most of the
books so advertised were those that were printed elsewhere
and offered for sale at the local bookshop. The advertiser did
not always distinguish clearly between the things printed on
his own press and those which he imported from Boston or
Philadelphia. Some of the titles in Evans's Bibliography,
especially those ascribed by him to Bennett Wheeler's press,
of which no copies have been found, were very likely not
printed in Providence.
The Rhode Island printers may sometimes have produced
books which do not appear in this list because they were printed
for booksellers elsewhere, with only the name of the publisher
on the title page, and nothing to show where the actual print-
ing was done. The number of these must be small, but there is
at least one, a " F'ourth Edition " of the Letters of Lady Mary
Montagu, with the imprint "New York: Printed Mdcclxvi."
This book seems to be typographically identical with one which
has the imprint : " Providence, in New-England : Printed and
sold by Sarah Goddard, and Company. M,dcc,lxvi." It is
thought that this was printed by Mrs. Goddard for the New
York trade, and that she issued a few copies for local sale.
Such a proceeding would probably not have been considered
in any way improper at that time, however annoying it may
prove to later bibliographers.
Necessarily far from being absolutely complete, this list
probably includes every sort of thing that came from the
colonial printers, which was intended to be read. It does not
include the things which were of primary importance to the
printers themselves, because they went furthest toward finding
a steady sale for ready money. The most profitable work
done by the early presses, with the possible exception of the
Almanacks, was the printing of legal and commercial blank-
forms. It is obviously impossible to include these in such a
list as this, for the number of different impressions of each form,
such as those for deeds or mortgages, was countless, and few
[4]
of them contain the printer's name or date. The earliest of
these forms produced by James Franklin soon after he set up
the first press at Newport, may be recognized with consider-
able certainty, and some of them have typographic interest.
Franklin's son produced a very good-looking portage bill for
the signatures of mariners joining a voyage, of which he was
apparently proud, for he put his name on it. Solomon South-
wick also put his name on an issue of these important mari-
time documents, as may be seen on the facsimile of one which
is the frontispiece to the volume on Rhode Island Commerce
published by the Massachusetts Historical Society. For the
most part, however, all of these forms were printed and re-
printed to meet the demands of trade, and the bulk of them
are without interest of any sort, except as their total num-
ber shows how the printers made a living.
The advertisement at the end of the Rev. James Honeyman's
" Faults on all Sides," printed at Newport in 1728, concludes
with the statement that " Bonds, Bills, Powers of Attorney,
Paper by the Ream, Snuff, Tea and Coffee by the Pound or
Ounce, may be had at reasonable Rates." Every printer who
established his press in a new community, busied himself to
provide as soon as possible these and all other forms for which
there was a demand. In the third issue of his "Providence
Gazette," William Goddard announced "to be sold cheap for
ready Money, At the Printing-Office near the Court-House
(the old State House between North Main and Benefit Streets),
A Variety of Books, Stationary, &c. &c. Among which are
" Blanks, Policies of Insurance, Portage Bills, Bills of Lading
and Sale, Letters of Attorney, Administration Bonds, com-
mon Bonds, Deeds, Writs, and Executions, and all Kinds of
Blanks used in this Colony, neatly printed, and sold as cheap
as at any Printing-Ofiice in New-England, or elsewhere ;
either Wholesale or Retail."
Many different printings of these various forms have been
noted during the collection of the data for this list. In addi-
tion to those advertised by the printers for public sale, there
were blank forms for apprenticeship, colony and town trea-
surers' notes, and later bank notes, bills of exchange, clearance
and other customs-house papers, deeds of sale, military com-
missions, enlistment papers, regimental and company returns
[5]
of men, arms and accoutrements, bills of sale for shares in
privateers, tavern licenses, and tickets for the long succes-
sion of lotteries.
Under each year, beginning about the middle of the cen-
tury, might have been added to the list at least one " Prox "
or ballot for the general officers who were named at the May
session of the Assembly. Most of these have at the top the
sentiment or battle-cry of the partisans whose leaders are
named on the ballot, and a few of them were dated. Much
research will be necessary, however, before they can all be
placed in order with certainty. Those which contain the names
of the successful candidates can be assigned to the proper
year without great difficulty. It is not often as easy to be
certain of the year in which those were circulated that con-
tain names which were not chosen. The Rhode Island Histori-
cal Society possesses a large proportion, although probably not
all, of these old election proxies, awaiting the attention of some
investigator into the political byways of Colonial times.
G. P. W.
[6]
RHODE ISLAND PRINTERS
1727-1800
James Franklin
Ann Franklin
James Franklin .
Samuel Hall
William Goddard
Sarah Goddard
Sarah Goddard, and Company
John Carter
Ezekiel Russell
John Waterman
Solomon Southwick
John Howe
John Douglass McDougall
Bennett Wheeler
Henry Barber .
Imprimerie de l'Escadre
Peter Edes
Nathaniel Phillips
William Wilkinson
Henry C. Southwick .
Woodman
Joseph Fry
Havila Farnsworth .
Oliver Farnsworth
John Carter, junior
Samuel J. Williams
Newport, 1727-1735
Newport, 1735-1763
Newport, 1 748-1 762
Newport, 1762-1768
Providence, 1762-1765
Providence, 1765-1768
(Samuel Inslee)
Providence, 1 766-1 767
Providence, 1767-1814
Providence, 1768
Providence, 1 768-1 777
Newport, 1768-1776, 1780-1787
Rehoboth or Attleborough, 1 777-1779
Providence, 1779
Newport, 1 776-1 779
Providence, 1776-1777
Providence, 1776-1803
Newport, 1779-1800
Newport, 1780-1 781
Newport, 1787-1791
Warren, 1792-1800
Providence, 1793-1799
Newport, 1794
Newport, 1794
Providence, 1796
Newport, 1798-1799
Newport, 1798-
Providence, 1 799-1801
Providence, 1800-
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MDCCXXVIII
THE
Rhode-^IJIand
ALMANACK,
For the Year, 1728.
Being Bifjexnle, or Leap-Tear.
Carefully fitted, and exafl-
calculated to the Meridian of
NEWPORT on Rhode-ljland ;
Whofe Latitude North is 41 gr.
10 m. Longitude from Lon-
don^ ~jl grs.
Qiit may without fenfible Krror, ferve all Parts
of NEW-ENGLAND.
Being the firft ever publifhed for chat Meridian
By Poor ROBIN.
NEWPORT. Primed and Sold by J'Trunh
lin^ at his Printing-Houfe on TiUnighail's
Wharf, near the Union-Tlag Tavern 1718.
I To my loving Countrymen in the Colony
of Rhode-llland, ^c.
I HAVING in my younger Years devoted fome
Leifure Hours to the Study of the Matbema-
ticks, more tfpecially that Part of it which
Ifdnie to the Contemplation of the heavenly
bodies; and being now importuned by fome Per-
rons ot Nore in this Colony, I have here prefented
you with an Almanaek for the enfuing Year, fitted
(o the Meridian of Nenport ; which contains the
Fulls, Change?, and Q/iarters of the Moon, with
iier PafTage through, and Dominion over the Body
of Man and geaft, with her Rifing and Sttcing, the
rifing and fetting of the Sun, the Courts of this
and tl.e neighbouring Colonys, Judgment of tht
Weather, Spring Tide?, and the exaft Time of
High Water in the Harbour of Neu^port. And foi
the fake of fome who keep Days holy, and others
who keep Holy-Days, . 1 have inferred the Saint's
Days, and other Hely-Days of the Church of En
glasid.
Tho' 1 have not given you my proper Name, yet
[ affure you 1 have had one the greateft part of
half an hundred Years ; and I know of no Neceffity
for parting with it at this Time, lirce I prefume
my Almanack will anfwer all the Ends defign'd
without that Expence. So, wifhing you a happy
new Yeari bid you adieu.
Poor ROBIN.
Newport, Aug. 30. 1717.
VENUS is Morning Star until the txth ofAu
gufty then Evening Star to the Year's end.
NEWPORT
James Franklin, 1 727-1 735
1727
John Hammett's Vindication and Relation: Giving an account, Of his
separating from the Baptists, and joining the Quakers. Arnold
Mdccxxviii. The Rhode-Island Almanack For 1728. By Poor Robin.
Facsimile reprint, 1912. Congress
1728
Adams, John. Jesus Christ an Example. A Sermon on his Ordination.
Boston PL
The Ardent Desire, and Sincere Cry, of a true Believer (verse) — for
Reuben Packcom. Broadside. RIHS
HoNEYMAN, James. Faults on all Sides. The Case of Religion Con-
sider'd — sold by E. Nearegreas and J. Franklin. RIHS
No copy has been found of the following title, perhaps a reply
to Honeyman, which Hammett and Evans copy with improvements
from Sabin, no. 23760:
Falses on all Sides. Sundrey Errors, Maxims, and Corruptions
of Men and Sects of this Present Age— Sold by James Franklin and
E. Maregreas.
Webb, John. The Believer's Redemption. A Sermon, December 31.
1727. Boston PL
White, Daniel. The True Reasons For Mr. Daniel White and Mr.
Thomas Byles disposing of their Interest in the Meeting-House to
the Presbyterians. Broadside. RIHS
The Rhode-Island Almanack For 1729. (Copy sold in 1892)
1729
Barclay, Robert. An Apology for the Quakers : The Sixth Edition
in English. RIHS
Some copies have pp. 65-69 reset.
Mdccxxx. The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin. RIHS
1730
Bass, Benjamin. Parents and Children Advised. Part of a Sermon,
September 28, 1729. Boston PL
Rhode Island. The Charter [and] Acts and Laws. RIHS
Supplementary session laws were printed to February, 1737 ; pp.
211-283. Facsimile, 1892. JCB
SissoN, George. An Answer to Richard Harden's Reply to John Earle's
Letter. (Evans)
The Virgin's Advice : Or the Oxfordshire Tragedy. RIHS
Newport, 1731. An Almanack. By Samuel Maxwell. RIHS
[9]
I73I
Fox, John. The Door of Heaven Opened and Shut. A Discourse con-
cerning Eternity. NYPL
Rhode Island. Laws; June and October Sessions. JCB
Walton, John. Remarks on, Or, An Examination of Mr. Bulkly's
Account of Baptism. Boston PL
WiGHTMAN, Valentine. Some Brief Remarks on a Book call'd, An Im-
partial Account, By John Bulkley. (Evans)
Mdccxxxii. The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin. RIHS
1732
The Rhode-Island Gazette. September 27 — December 21.
Nos. 2-9, 11-13 in Mass HS. RIHS has No. 20
Mdccxxxiil The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin. RIHS
1733
Hale, Sir Matthew. Some Necessary and Important Considerations.
Ninth Edition. (Hammett)
A Lottery, Set forth by Bethiah Hedges. Newport, January 18. 1732,3.
Broadside. Newport HS
The Rhode-Island Gazette. January-May 24, 1733.
Hammett had 4 issues.
Wanton, William. A true Representation of the Conduct of Richard
Ward, Newport, 3d. Jan. 1733. Broadside. RIHS
Mdccxxxiv. The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin.
RIHS
1734
Graham, John. A Sermon at the Ordination of Edmund Ward, at
Guilford. (Evans)
The Copy of some Queries Put to Mr. Auchmuty, Newport, March 30,
1734. (In reference to Quakers holding Office in the Province)
(Auction Catalogue, 1898)
Mdccxxxv. The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin. RIHS
1735
Widow Anne Franklin, 1735-48
A Brief Essay on the Number Seven : By a Well Wisher to Truth.
— Printed for the Author. (Hammett)
1736
Beaven, Thomas. An Essay concerning the Restoration of Primitive
Christianity. Third Edition, with additions. RIHS
By the Governor, A Proclamation (for the apprehending of Nathanael
Shelton.) (Schedules)
Mdccxxxvii. The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Joseph Stafford.
RIHS
[10]
THE
[K- 9 J
O'
Rhode-Iflafld Gazette.
THURSDAY, NoreMBi* a?. 17? j.
An AroLoor.
Rtaien,
AM feofible fbndry Cost-
plaiots have beea mado
agaioft mjr Paper, that
it JJM hitherto been d«i/
Tafi term li^ for arhica
I mD& coof«<* there ieMM
to he foaw Caufe. Bui
t*c Wortd ought to Tiew
.^ ' a Writer, «t his fit* fet-
tlng our, in the fame Light, tbit « Cbaipaoy
of Dancers wou'd t Munciao who 4ud under-
taken to play, for then apod' • 'D««» made In*
Ihument, that cou'd not be prefeotlf pot in
f<riie, trirtioiir th? dinger ot' being unftruog
6y too fuddalij a Scret*. Tb^ wou'd prodoce
?itieoce, and that MuKck. Bat there are J>e-
$det inynf 'FbyGal Rearoot irvby my Piper
tas t^iiB*d oat ho better: SdlMot wbkb, for
the fatlsfa^ioq of 107 Kodets I (hall briefly
cgentioit. ' . '
L As' Man Vtt orlgbillf fivni'd of the
6r6mitl,-thetc -(cmA' to be •fomo- -Analogy be-
tween ibe Fruits of the Earth and the Produfl
ot hir Mind. Confine the Obfecvation to
Orchards and Vjcfards, and you will find the
firP'frntts gene^ly mean, withered and taltlefsj
tb^ latrer faiKid, fuller of Juice, and of a
^J&etter Relif^j So that norwithlfanding I have
pick't op i/id prcTented my Readers with fome
prematare Windfalls, there is no room to doubt,
bat that in a little Time they will be regaled
witb fuch IntelleQoal Fruit aS will be uuly
■ deligbtftl to tlieir Minds.
lU As the beft Veins of Oar are ever attend-
ed with Heaps of Dirt and Rabhifti, which malt
be firft removed, fo the intelle(bial Faculty,
]n Its Rifcarch after fpeculative Knowledge, is
oftentimes Intercepted with Oatkncfs and Obfcu-
rlty.- Which wastny Cafe^ but I hope is pretty
l»ell got thro* by the Helpof CLEVERKIN
and fome other Friends.
III. I hate been gricvoudy feized with the
late extraordinary Qjld, which fo took away
the Glofs of my Stile, as well as obRraQed
my Thoughts, that 1 believe my Readers by
this Piece perceive my Difotder, and that 1
am not altogether nmt to yet.
But Cto make a fmall DigreAon) poffiUy
in the End it may he for Advancement of
Knowledge that this Calamity has attended us ;
For feveral notrf Fte-icisMt have promts^ to
favour the publick wirh a mechanical Account
of it, an4.> thercb;r it.ndet it as pl^ia and
6milkT as tb« late mechanical Account given
of Fevers. One in particular avers It to be f
tery «afy Task .• ¥m, fays he. By Jhtwtitg h»a
lb* fing Ptrndst cf Matter, aSivi m tht Body,
'i'lf M* tmptrttftiblt tatHMr trt clctttd^ tht
■JUiKld -ku^mt tunliHt^ tuii obflrM^ti iM ittCir-
^*»&<w»,-*«/. rft. Liquid am Bervortim', ii^Jti
thre^tiu tht Caimlt, vitiated, it mi ft h at e.tjy
to teceuMi f»r tb* Dt/ordert produtcd, at tc demott^
Brat* tht Truth tf ^ ^rapofitteit i/t Euclid. But
I (hall fiop here, and wait till this Matter
be nttafizUtlfy handled by (ofpe of thofe
learned Gentlcme/i within whofe Verge it falls.
To return,
IV. Self Intercft, which is at the Bottom
of molt of the Anions of Life (ahho' gild-
ed over with other Pretetiees) prompted me
to CMced my Brother News-writers in every
Point. To accoraplifh this cffeSuallr, I began
at that Part of my Bufinefs molt natural,
altho' not the lealt difficult j in which I have
met with fo great Afliftance, that I hope I
am not a whit .above the loweft of theift.
What remains ( \o borrow a Thoueht from a
^£able,Pc« ) is,^ Ta kave the hiimble Sbrubs, with
which all are not delighted, and (bar a little
higher i 10 wbtt ttf my GtnUtt, titi try if fy
the Acutentji of " ' *"* petietratt fomt of toe
Workt *ej Ktturt^fomt of tht t>evittt of Men ^
lay open the Malignity dud Fo.'/y of /evtrat
PrtBlcet that are very Prtva/etit, and give fomt
ReafoHtjtrTbingt, tbttt tievtr have betn yet
ftumbl'dM.
V. The way and manner of Direfting tn
Ufe among all my Corrafpbndents runs, To
tht Author li the Rhode-lfland Gazette; wbich
1 mud acknowledge has hitherto been of
Service, by carrybig (bmething of Dulnefs with
it in the Front of the Paper : But as it is
a Stile us'd by alt my Brethren and their
Correfpondents, mutatit mutandis, and belt
fetves a Purpofe I have not at prefenf In
View, Khali take my leave of It, abd alTume
the obfolete Name of Tritmati, which I believe
few or none will claim t nor am I' afraid
that I (hall herein be attack'd for invading
any Man's Property at this Time of Day. And
1 hope all future Letters will be directed to
ice accordingly by my CorrerpondentS.
VL !f any of my Brother News writers think I
have been too firee with them s in anfVver to tbar,
1 by, they may take the fame Lihcrty with
me, if they acknowledge at the fame Titts
they have the like Qctapon \ but not elfe.
fartvull- ►
Tim. Truman."
. ^~* - f O.
1737
Aplin, John. John Walton's Religion Proved not to be the Religion.
Mass HS
Fox, George. Instructions for Right Spelling. NYPL
Rhode Island. Laws; 1732-February, 1736, 7. Facsimile.
The end of the laws supplementary to the compilation of 1730. JCB
The Rhode-Island Almanack for 1738. By Joseph Stafford. Congress
1738
Matthews, Mordecai. The Christians Daily Exercise (in verse). Rider
Parkman, Ebenezer. Zebulun Advised. Counsels for them that go to
Sea. Delivered, March 7th, 1735,6. Preface by Nath. Clap. RIHS
Mdccxxxix. The Rhode-Island Almanack RIHS
1739
Hammett, John. A Printed Sheet of Paper. By Nathaniel Stone of
Harwich. December, 1735, Replied to
(Probably printed in Boston.) RIHS
Promiscuous Singing, No Divine Institution. Rider
Mdccxl. The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin. Congress
1740
Clap, Nathaniel. The Duty of All Christians Urged. Congress
Mather, Cotton. Family-Religion Excited and Assisted. The Third
Impression. JCB
Mdccxll The Rhode-Island Almanack. By Poor Robin RIHS
1741
Chandler, William. A Journal of the Survey of Narragansett Bay.
Broadside Mass HS
A Letter from Sundry Members under the Pastoral Care of Timothy
Packcom. JCB
MacSparran, James. A Sermon preached at Naraganset, March 15th.
JCB
1742
Bartlet, Moses. Whereas John Rogers yesterday at Deacon Snows
read a printed Letter of mine (dated) June 8. RIHS
Callender, John. The Advantages of Early Religion. A Sermon,
Jan. 3d. RIHS
By the Honourable Richard Ward. A Proclamation. Whereas
Obadiah Mors, in South Kingstown, Guilty of engraving a Counter-
feit, made his e.scape. 27 May. Broadside. RIHS
NOTE. Nothing has been found printed in 1743.
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1744
DODSLEY, Robert. The Chronicle of the Kings of England by Nathan
Ben Saddi. Congress
Rhode Island, The Charter (with Acts and Laws of 1745) RIHS
1745
Beach, John. A Sermon, shewing, that Eternal Life is God's Free
Gift. RIHS
Caner, Henry. The True Nature and Method of Christian Preaching,
June Xllth. RIHS
Rhode Island. Acts and Laws. RIHS
1746
Callender, John. A discourse, death of Nathaniel Clap. RIHS
By the Honourable William Greene. A Proclamation. (For raising
troops for the Reduction of Louisburg) Newport, 4th June. RIHS
1747
Campbell, Othniel. Ministers of the Gospel Workers, Sermon at
Tiverton at his Instalment RIHS
Fish, Joseph. Love to Christ, A Sermon, ordination of William Vinal
RIHS
MacSparran, James. A Sermon at the Convention of the Episcopal
Clergy, June 17. RIHS
General Assembly. October Session. RIHS
There is a facsimile issue of each session to May, 1777 ; 1908-1913.
James Franklin, 1 748-1 762
1748
Caner, Henry. A Discourse concerning The Liturgy of the Church of
England. Newport HS
General Assembly; February; May (2)-June; August; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
1749
Penn, William. Some Fruits of Solitude. RIHS
More Fruits. Being the Second Part of Reflections. RIHS
General Assembly. January-February ; May (2)-June ; August ; Octo-
ber. Facsimile. RIHS
Poor Job, 1750 An Almanack by Job Shepherd. RIHS
1750
Frothingham, Ebenezer. The Articles of Faith and Practice Rider
The Hand-in-Hand Fire-Club. (Rules) 30 December, 1749. Broadside.
Newport HS
[12]
The Case and Complaint of Rev. Samuel, Maxwell, in Rehoboth.
Mass HS
General Assembly. February; May (2)-June ; August-October;
December. Facsimile. RIHS
Mortgage Deeds laid by in the Office, without Bonds, of the Second
Bank. RIHS
(Note) The Assembly this year paid Franklin for printing
"thirteen different Advertisements for the Colony's Service."
Proclamation on the Death of the Prince of Wales. (Schedules)
Poor Job, 1751. An Almanack. By Job Shepherd. RIHS
1751
An Act to regulate and restrain Paper Bills of Credit, After the 29th
September, in His Majesty's (New-England) Colonies. RIHS
Newport, June 19th. In Obedience to an Act, respecting the Paper
Currency. RIHS
General Assembly. March; April-May: June; August; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
By the Honourable William Greene, Whereas, the Death of the Prince
of Wales (Form of Prayer.) Broadside. RIHS
Williams, Solomon. The Sad Tendency of Divisions, Day of Fasting,
Feb. 28, 1750. Congress
Poor Job, 1752. An Almanack. By Job Shepherd. RIHS
1752
Barclay, Robert. A Catechism and Confession of Faith. RIHS
Bates, Benjamin. Notice is hereby given, that at the house of Mrs.
Abegal Smith in Providence, Electrical Fire, April 6. Broadside.
(Evans)
KiNNERSLEY, Ebenezer. Newport, March 16. Notice is hereby given,
A Course of Experiments, on Electrical Fire : Broadside. Rider
MacSparran, James. The Sacred Dignity of the Christian Priesthood
Boston PL
Paine, Solomon. A Short View of the Difference between the Church
JCB
Rhode Island. Acts and Laws. RIHS
General Assembly. February ; May (2)-June; August; October.
Facsimile RIHS
• May. An Act to prevent the Small Pox being brought by
Strangers. (Schedules)
These Presents Witness, That We the Subscribers, (Fire Company) 26
Sept. Broadside. RIHS
To be Observed by a Friendly Society, called The Fellowship Club:
Began at Newport, December 5. Broadside. Newport HS
Poor Job, 1753 An Almanack By Job Shepherd RIHS
[13]
1753
Aplin, John. An Address to the People of New-England RIHS
Beaven, Samuel, The Religious Liberties of the Christian Laity
Asserted. RIHS
Lay-Liberty Reasserted: In a Letter RIHS
Richardson, William. The Liberties of the Laity not Infringed. RIHS
General Assembly. February; May (2); June; August; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
An Act to prevent keeping Disorderly Houses, March 2. RIHS
Poor Job, 1754. An Almanack. By Job Shepherd. RIHS
1754
G. G. The Divinity and Humanity of Our Lord. JCB
The III Policy and Inhumanity of Imprisoning Insolvent Debtors.
Boston PL
De La Roche. A Letter from Quebeck to M. L'Maine, the Designs of
the French. Congress
The Nature, Certainty, of True Christianity — Samuel Hall RIHS
By Susannah Anthony or Sarah Osborne.
Probably printed after 1763, although the title is dated 1754.
A Plain Scriptural Description of Jesus Christ. Arnold
John Rogers A Servant of Jesus Christ, Third Edition. AAS
General Assembly. February ; April-May ; June; August; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
October. An Act for assessing and levying a Tax of ^35,000.
RIHS
An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. RIHS
Poor Job, 1755. An Almanack. By Job Shepherd. RIHS
1755
Burt, John. Earthquakes, the Effects of God's Wrath. A Sermon at
Bristol, after a very terrible Earthquake; November 18. RIHS
Ellis, Jonathan. The Justice of the Present War against the French.
(Hammett)
Fish, Joseph. Angels ministering to the People of God, at Westerly
against Crown-Point ; AAS
Hopkins, Stephen. A True Representation of the Plan formed at
Albany, Providence, March 29. JCB
A Short Reply to Mr. Stephen Hopkins Vindication — (Signed) Philo-
lethes. Rhode-Island, April 10. JCB
Johnson, Sir William. Camp on Lake George, Sept. 9. To the Gov-
ernors of the several Colonies who raised the Troops. — Newport,
Sept. 20. JCB
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Notice is hereby ^ien
That at the C O U 1! T- H O U S I
and c<>n(inucil f
i!i iiifl c:ouiici!-Ch:in >i,-r, « .-.ow*) be'esliibiiclij
D:i>' tfb Day, iui a Wctk i,: two^ ^,
A CoLRSK of Em'Erimf.n-|s, on thcnewly-difijov'crdB''^'''' '^
Electrical iF I RE,^ ^
Containing, not only thcmoft rurlousofthor, th*!th,i\(. h . ti
made and publilhoti in /■,'.'/;v;j?r, hut •
i)F.nc\v Ones Litcly made \\X^}iU;d\
nied with methodical LECTU R t .) m,.. u,- i^.iuni.- ;uv!
Properties of th.ic wonJciiulEioment.
I.ECTURE 1.
By Ebcnctc\r. KhmcrJIcy.
O'^
'A^!Z
Eiffftricity in CcRcrai, t'^'ng '<>'"= Ai
_ ot the Diicovery of it. -^ i
II. Tiuc Ihc K!«ltic K.r; is a nx\ Kl<m;nt, anil .Q pani'>s thro- a N'unTli
ftom ihofc hcreiotorc kiiawn atul namfd, * 111. An b.irfl,
VI. TSat
of It to ret a llou(e on t
VII. Tliat rltt.' It w.U I
k\l has no feoriSli Heat.
diSeri
and ti:ttttt^ oui ot other Matter (not created} by the
Frict on of Glih. (i..
III. rhit It IS an cxtreimly fubcile riuij.
IV. That It doth nut take up any {Ktceptiblc Titne
in paflingthro' large Portions of S[ja(.r. i--"'' "'
V. That it ii iniitnalely mixed with the Subllance. [ _VI.
^f.l^.^^«.t rhiirmii^iilii if ini Cl^n .- __
all Tiinri contain «r.o;i|jli 5 Vil. Varioti I<f|iie.''ent.uion5 of Lijihli
:. \ C-nc anil l-llectl i.l Winh aill be ejplaii.r.1 l.y a
: inSanmiablc Matters, it- moie prol'ablc I Ir jioiht-fts than baa hithcrro er;>|i«arrd,
-tut liillruciions Kiven, how to avtiid the
VIII. That!
each other.
IX. That
Marrer.
diffcrafronie
Illy attri
11..
flrongly
nonMatler, HI (liisi . 1.7aiigrr ot it;
biK niHtually rcticl \ fro-n iiri.i,^ .i i
VIII lliel- .'
laclri) b^ all other ( fiii '!•"' 'hi/ i Q
, l\ Mri/ .lu-lici ;
Jled by the Electric Irf' mai' a . '■ii'an.lih i
Fire, loaitoaciliLe'aliyeOne. f X. Aii.ma.t killed b
XI. A ShowerofSanJ, which nl'ei again ai Fallaa l XI. Air lil'uing
it fjlli. (.•-•-
XII. Th« common Matter in the lorm of Poinij ;'
Ihil fire more ftrorgly tlan in any oilier
drft-i
■ Ho
Sjiips, t^c.
titifial Spidei
Spar]
Voir
k from a Pcrlbii's l-inger,
Fort
XIII. A Uaf of the nioH weighty of Meials
penned in the Air, as u faij of Muhomll's Tomb.
I I'erfo V
llj.ul,
.iliuini.:
of his c
llr.i
MV, An ApKUUCC like fldO- il-lOUlli/lK in*' i-Xlll. I> biJphl.ro>l V'apoii[.*i.,.,ic.. .. • i ».»'
the Air. '^ '^.^Tlr- ilTiiinr on oT. told Appte^fe; f-
. XV. Thaitbis Fire syill live in Water, a River nortf XIV. A .u. on. Math.nc aaiffl.y meaiisJof I
being ftiffi^icnt to quench the fmallell Sparkof i
XVI. A Repreieiitation of the Senfitivc Plant.
XVII. A Kcprelentaiion of tlie feve;. Plai
fiKsvmg a probable Caufe of their keeping their
DiftatKct from each other, and fioo the Sun it
Ceni
ihc'
; repulfed by the t ad
MM, O.V {.-.■> «1 nrrr m-„. in.
'/ /Ar A o THOU a/ Naturtt i
XVIII. The Sail
orF
slefy any P,
XIX. Ei
Phal of Wa"ter.
XX. A Battery cfele«»Gti[H<;i/chirgedbv H-s i P/t<r Thitiy.Sliiilinga
ifljiing o'Jt of a Perfgn'a Frnger. ' t'' '"'' "<' /""'.'".' "'
ling from a Udiel Li*, fo ih.il fhe may ■. *»ii/«-7.»r«f«ri»{/4»«W>rjulrfu'(i>Mm.';iJ ^^^■.i'*'/•
'erfon to falule her. L Linartl atyklUimrlirt/ H/^K-aU Eieuir„gi>ir.:il.
;igkt muKcal BelU rung by .an eleciridedr . •Tfrtr/j i.lihadMlh lUfrJ itt mim ftllcn.
» Mr. John' Tweedj'j
,Cii,':ij IttAjKriti".
Pollen, Thomas. A Sermon, May 29. Upon the Embarkation of the
Colony's Troops. RIHS
Stiles, Isaac. A Sermon, ordination of Ezra Stiles, October 22. RIHS
ViNAL, William. A Sermon on the Accursed Thing, the Defeat of
Braddock. RIHS
General Assembly. January-February ; March ; May (2); June ; Aug-
ust; September ; October ; December. Facsimile. RIHS
November i. To the House of Magistrates. Resolved, That
Seventy Thousand Pounds Old Tenor be raised by a Tax. RIHS
An Act of Parliament, to regulate Paper Bills of Credit. RIHS
Anne and James Franklin, 1756-1762
1756
General Assembly. February; May (2); June (2); August; Septem-
ber; October (2)-November. Facsimile. JCB
November. Whereas ;^40oo Rates are proportioned (&) An Act
to regulate Judgments and Bills of Public Credit. RIHS
Lawful Money, 27 February. 6 and 9 pence ; 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 25 shillings.
By the Governor, A Proclamation. 20th May a Day of Fasting. Broad-
side. RIHS
1757
Hopkins, Stephen. Providence, March 31. Having been honored with
Office, parts of my Conduct have been Censured. RIHS
Ward, Samuel. To the Hon. Stephen Hopkins. Newport, 12th April.
RIHS
General Assembly. January (2)-February ; March; May (2)-June ;
August-September; October. Facsimile JCB
February. An Act for taking the Value of Rateable Estates
(Schedules)
June. An Act for proportioning ^jTioOjOoo. RIHS
August. Act for raising Militia, to proceed to Albany.
(Schedules)
September. An Act for supplying .^Ti 50,000. RIHS
October. An Act for assessing ^4,000. RIHS
October. An Act for the Payment of the late Expedition
(Schedules)
November. An Act designed to ascertain the Value of Bills of
Public Credit. (Schedules)
Proclamation for raising 450 Men. (Schedules)
Poor Job's Country and Townsman's Almanack for 1758. By Job
Shepherd. Phelps
[15]
1758
Bowler, Charles. Reflections on the Conduct of the Friends, Rhode-
Island, May 5. Broadside. RIHS
Reflections On the Conduct and Principles of the Quakers, Ports-
mouth, September RIHS
The Newport Mercury. No. i, June 19, in RIHS. Nos. 25 and 28 in
Redwood. There is a facsimile of no. 27, December 19.
Pollen, Thomas. The Principal Marks of True Patriotism. A Ser-
mon, 5th March. RIHS
The Duty of defending our Countrymen, 12 March. Prov. PL
Ward, Samuel. To the Freemen of the Colony RIHS
General Assembly. February-March; May (2); June; August;
October; December. Facsimile. RIHS
June, An Act for assessing ;^6,ooo. RIHS
A Proclamation, encouraging enlistment; May. (Schedules)
A Proclamation, commanding Deserters to resign themselves; August.
(Schedules)
Advertisement (with names of Deserters) (Schedules)
1759
Brown, Elisha. Reflections upon the present State of Affairs in this
Colony, 20th September. RIHS
Burt, John. The Mercy of God, Sermon at Bristol, October 25 ; Re-
duction of Quebeck. RIHS
The Newport Mercury. The Redwood Library has 15 issues.
General Assembly. February ; May (2) ; June. Facsimile. RIHS
The August and October sessions were printed in Boston.
June. An Act apportioning the Tax lately ordered RIHS
Nov. 2. An Act for vesting Intestate Estates RIHS
By the Governor. A Proclamation, Thanksgiving, November 22.
(Schedules)
Whitefield's Almanack for 1760. By Nathaniel Whitefield. RIHS
1760
The Newport Mercury. Nos. 81, 89, 104.
There is a facsimile of no. 91.
Tweedy, John. A Catalogue of Drugs. Surgeon General's
Office, Washington
General Assembly. February ; May (2) ; June ; August ; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
June. AnAct, For a Rate of ^15,547 in Bills of Credit. (Schedules)
By the Governor, A Proclamation. Relief of Sufferers by Boston Fire.
(Schedules)
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■■^^^'-' -Weekly |
^ K7»A lit frtlhe,1 M- j!'
• - ■ — il
MERCURYv
THE
AdveriifeA*,
vices foreign atiJ doi)h-flic.
M O N D A Y, j w H I Jj). i7i«-
MB Adv.ntj-c indUfili-.cf :iN,EW5 |
Char«3irr', u P
PAPRR 10 (h: PuWic.uio obvious liwt "
had been count
it rro'jiici ItnV ro be (i^l n> K<"wnn>*nd a
for tlul Purporc,
Thing of ihc KmJ. iina Hi il»c PuMicttion .^
' VU iHipdC^cfc*
Colonjt, il,i> Miihod .
Srlongino l« *ach tc-
propti Pcfibn, rWidine .
ofAP.i^ti iiiil)itCol«ny, hub«Tn Ung *nVd
for, iH'l tic(]uciirly icijQr8e«1» 'u> piojwtlcrf ,
IB puUiHioiii »«klv, on c'cy Mo.ii)«>,
«' thr re«diate Confid^ijiibn o^onc DjUjc j Ynr^ lb Ion;;
SI rhe picUAt Sne of 'his P.»prr it coniioucrt (ar^LaKEul
Mmc) ot <Wd Tcoot ti)ui»i!ci.<) is cicb .^^libci. •
. ANQi tht PnWi'c may bt «iritM, ihit no P.rty DifprnS
-ttjtt c»« liire t Pl«f? in 'iliii P^pcr : Sut in « 'L;f«nh' ot'- \
' IMcwi, wkich ia t!.i. 'ranotc Pair ol' llie Wt.rM m..y Cr,c.-,.!
mntt rra&nfebly be txp^Qfd, whatever may he pfcfcrtcrf, I
whtcif Kill piomote the InTcreft ef^thh Colony, ainl :f r
mikc ■» a more virtaout, -a moit flcu'ilhin^, aQ-"" »
happy Pcspic, wiUcbMifolly be inlviucL
. AND lail^li: railicft AJ.tw. .tiirh^ftr Ix-
Jiker ttpfff, cinnot al alF Timet be ifUifcd jH rbu, v»-
iitt be ralctii "> collaU f.om them. «lift.io»y -a|.«« t*"!*
AKD it muD a^af unnceefTary, to Tiy loy.Thinp^re-
Jatinj; lo the Ad»iDta£e »h:eh wid aecri« to the iridiogl^/t
•f tho Colony, IQ haiini; ihe B<)icfit cf h ^'iTilic P.pei to tn-.
fcit AdfeilJfementt, n il>c Eximplc of oui reit'>l>'*u'inj[ Go-'
verOfiteoa, ttberc Papeci aie puSlifhM, ita con>l|)eiD£ Pi'^of
oJ iti (cocril Seiviec in iliat Refpe6,
A N D lot th- wn,c ctpedli^
tkta Pij'OT to ibc fc-e jl To*n>Hn,
■ ill betaken, to lend all i
r;ieQiv« Tosn, with the Name of
on, undff Coyrt, and^iieOtd to foi
• h^reit »1H beattndtd with ibe Itifl'DiiScaliy t»^he lalia'
biriott i*ictei>ifi; ibcm, •kich Ihff will be the brfl Judpea
of; and a Papfi niII be fenl C'iria to c«eiy focli PcifiMi, fo*
hit Tioiililc and Caic in deliftriog them.
A N Djierf .y O'.jeaion would i.il!iii;Iy bei<n")v-d, wh-cS
may aiira .i h irl,.:a inibit Paper, in i:a iift PgUlicatioi, ;
ihciefoie, if It fliou;d b. did, that the Mu II much ■nullcr than
ihoCi at pifi'rn: ptiMiOlM in fnuirlfhA. Km Tnk. and £»/a»,
letit be cmfide.M, ihii the Piice ii alfo lef. in Piopoitio.),
Md tint eirro ia ibofc lai,;r Plaeea, with Ptovioeci c\ cnfi/e
sad populooi, ihe IVpen pubii'h'd amoniD ihcm, in ihiii li)
fancy cno.ainM no miir i)iin wbat migbt bi co:npil7.M ilS
half • Sheet ; but u the Number of 5iibUiib«ii and Ad/cr-
iifementi iseieaiM, tbeli Pas«ii wete inlatjM is P.c.o.tiAo.
And iHt (hould like.iro.be Aid. tJiaaWTiir ia crnialn-d in
Ibti Pap:r. ii romaohit ftalc bafox publilh'd— It mult be
atkno.ladi'd, tbjl .i b RcrjKa to ^a^^^rl •nd P.niJirtt,
whobive ilie-A*»1otj»eo(s».-n taily Inialligence, it will-
i)=-;ouS:edly btn-.;,*«rihii Oti^bl ajf.to br conlidei'd, that
ilie lahabitaoli who laiideata D.Uint- fiom tti^fe iwwTotna,
caonot hate an Oi^naniiy to be fa iinmediaieli an.l pio-
p«ljf ic^uallllcdjll.arr«iih. ' '
AND !])(!• AeN-un'.,et of S.Afoibe.., Ji'iKr C-mVftwp-
mtnt .flhllPa^r, m failrtim heinR idcijuiue loihe ll.pcnrt
•odTioablewhtrh mu^ comcqueml; be devmcd to >ha' v.-
»ice; T« ''•!• "oi dmibtjd, but ib« ihe Inhabitai^ii of
ihii Colon/ «iJI cheaifully promote ao Undtitakinj otilili
iCicd. -- _ . ^
THRRE >a> Ron* to belifyo, that ihii Paper «o,iM,'
uikiiTimc, hi/t b:jo iniiodue'd m ib: Public •»i:b aw
lit of a new Piinting-OSce from LnJcw,
ed for, by the Prmter hereof, piitieipally
*btfb may diily b« trpedcd ; theiclotc
I bedilpcn>'d anb till its Airiral.
' ' <Itt Efl ci Ujrtjlir P«*rf, Ctfl. J/crr/. nlf tjrittj n
if., i't'ltrem FalTTmitt, tftUfbt tltftUt^m^'l^i^ ^dv'mt
;^FiomT .nee Perdinind'a Head Qoaiteit at Monfl-r, April f.
T:~!-The ' jHIc oT Vechte hai furieixjered by Capiiulaiion «i:hin
- ihele l'c» Diyt Ir wai be(icj;ed by a Captaii wFih a rkljch-
~'-m«>rot' 15 > Men bom Bremen. The G>riif:n coofiftcd of
.-J CiMr.paniet^; bu: »h»( will hardly be credited, ii, that up-
.^tidt vl' loo'Piccca of Cionon and Mortaii Keia foand in the
S-Plaeo,-
p.-:-T,ind!hoT(i«(7«r«j»7) MjicIi -2 The KinR of Pruilia,
! ■^I'pirrivcd htieTbe.i>th,fetootibe ipih loiCriflau.whrro
;f«jd (ViaitciJ oflua Army will be eftabliflicd To-
Jinv;ck 'Cif)uUf Rttdl Fnpj, in l>e Ki-lJtn ef PaJcrJ)
5t.«3S|M4iiip«D Advid^lhit a larfe B»dy of P/ufTuii Troojn," '
. •' i^iw^jyihe 7,rmrH Pair of lh« Girrilon_of<i'cnin, wii
' IIUIIIIIUIH»*Wili?Kimi>J.tlK»d*r ici|;ivc ibem Sinle,
Ie«et4l tJtrachmeofi ol the laAti that were Idi behind, re-
cei«d Ofiferi to join the nain Body of their Arn-.v. Five or
ix ThouUnd Ruffiant ha.e pafTcd the Viflula. ind obfcrre
the Motion! of thiir Enemiei. It d'.ei not yet frem 10 be de-
cided wheiher ihe wbele Array fhall crofi that Ri»cr
Piaf;iie(Cj;i«/.^fl.l!»i»/j^ March 29. The Piuffiani piifH
the JiCRe ot Schweidniii with the uimo(» Vrgoui, Mj.fhil
Daun being upon the Marah ro rellcrc it ; and ai the King
the Head of hij Aimy 10 meet MjrOial Djur,
he Ncsaof aUloody
-^
Drfden. Mareh n.- "Tn Hill faid, that iht Motion' of
Ma.flial Keith lend 10 make an lo^afion is Bohemia, in order
to favcor the Piore^li »hicb the Kin|; of PniHia il going la
caccutft ehhcr a^iuj} Bohemia cr Moravia.
^S. LONDON,
Afril 1. Thelafl Lrttell Ircrti DrcTdcn I'jy. that the Pmf-
se etpcS altmofl ^vcty MosicaJUo h
Battle. ■ ^
f
P.ufli
alraarly in K&k
- .g.i.ft
ce Ifcnrv .,f
and Hr^ft >l
[tcnipt to
iiisp the
i. raid
on c'C.v bi.-e
. iimv ol^ E.eeul
Keith hal tilers the Coiwifrand of the An
ifair.l) ihe '»f Jei and Rainani.
Th: t'irnc'i havinp bet n difappoioitd i
pet ihio' the liraighii of Cihraliir, b> ihc pirven
jimfllon of Du Qoefne and Oe la Clua'i '<)nadion,
the Bteli fleet, conHHiti; nl 16 fliipaof the line, afrer br.. .-
inaniied wirh all the hindi from the piivatc%i», an.! iba rlefi-
eiencv isade o'o with Ian.) mfS, ate dcteisimcd to coma TO:
to f<ve Ope Breton ; and if ihey iweei Admiral Ha«Ve, 10
attack him; and aiAdm. Ha«kc\ Heel i-nfill. ofnnlv ih-vit
17 fail, reveal (hip- have been fcnl to j^in him f.ooi Spi;l.,ad
and Plymoixlf. 10 enable him to (lop iheii aoyage
AJmlraliyOSce. Apiil 11.
Hxnaa of t Iciret from Adniral Oibomc to Mr.
iVcictary of thesdmttaltr, d.ited on boaid hiir
Piltce, u fea, Much m 175^
'• 0.1 lie iSih ol laR mon.h, between C.pa i^r Gitt and
Ciiiliafcna. I fell ill with M. da tf*^". '" '•'^ I-'oud«y»iit
of Jc, ibr Oipheui of i!4, the O.iHimme of ?', am* ihe
Pkiide o/:4 turn. »hich wtieihe fcni ftlipi fciil liom Tox-
Ir n in Ki.ifr.icc M.delathieaiCaith;-.-na. «l;nhtir f-. .. ;
tn-i luuadroo, they imnediatrly .lifoe.lr.l, jli.l fireitd ritl!,..
cm cn.i.ff. •. onshich I det.ei.e.l PriM;fer cath .f •'. e: .
whim wiihtlic miinhMy ol mv f.pia.^in I ^..od ell lie \.. 1
of < a'llhtena, 10 » j'ch theltl'^'ii ii..n ihcir , an.! iboiv l-.en
Iniheevtt^ini;, Capt. Stort, in the Rfvcn^e raf tj.i.
by Opi. Iln;hn IB ili: !J«i»itk of 84, u.d l.a,t.
Mirvfa-" :
.j^jg;^^^,j^jfiJitiiSS^
^v\
/
u l: ) I (; tZs0*
\
no 'in.uiii.- or kxpcncc im rrv iuv.cr., in inak'ni? ;!)« btfl l.ifc
in by D.>'- .#*-., V/^rr P.„,. .v„,i,' c-«.-, * -1 Mmd Pr.'.,.-. f.^rt.
-ys.t, M.-, r^Li Da.-^, Mr il^rj,.mm iy,j!, Mr, 7s/^?A t^tt.,.--., .-.dVr
0%.-.. >:.-Jsj,V .;i)T«,»,-,
VVii-i.iAM Oi>: i) -.'.i
• . 4».i r.:j I'jpni i.:
^jnc AliOtJt...
Thanksgiving, Reduction of Canada, November 20. (Schedules)
Prohibiting Commerce with the French. (Schedules)
Advertisement. (Names of Deserter.^) (Schedules)
1761
The Newport Mercury. Nos. 144, 149, and 168.
General Assembly. December, 1760; February; March; May-June
(2) ; September ; October (2). Facsimile. RIHS
June. An Act for enquiring into the Value of Rateable Estates.
(Schedules)
October. An Act for apportioning the Tax. RIHS
By the Governor, A Proclamation. Accession of King George the Third.
(Schedules)
1762
Ann Franklin & Samuel Hall, 1762-1763
A Dialogue between the Governor, and a Freeman. —Franklin RIHS
Mr. Franklin, I Have lately been favor'd with, "A Dialogue," (signed)
A Freeman. RIHS
Remarks on a late performance, sign'd, A Freeman. Newport, March 22.
RIHS
Hopkins, Esek. To the Public. A Brief Reply to George Taylor,
Providence, April 18. Broadside. RIHS
Governor (Stephen) Hopkins Vindication of his Conduct, in Relation
to the Sugars. Providence, April 6. RIHS
Stiles, Ezra. A Discourse, Convention of Ministers at Bristol.
— Franklin & Hall (Evans)
Turner, Charles. General Directions, ordination of George Daman.
— Franklin & Hall RIHS
The Newport Mercury
The Library of Congress has a file from no. 206, August 10, to
March 21, 1768.
General Assembly. February; March; May; June. Facsimile.
— Mrs. Frankhn. RIHS
August: September; October. Facsimile
— Franklin & Hall RIHS
June 18. An Act, in Addition to Act of May, 1756, in Case of Fire.
RI Archives
An Act for supplying /8000 (and) ^4000. RIHS
(The) Following is a List, Mortgage Deeds in County of Kent. Broad-
side. RIHS
Note. There were other similar Lists of delinquents.
By the Governor, A Proclamation. — Mrs. Franklin (Schedules)
[17]
1762
PROVIDENCE
William Goddard, 1 762-1 765
The first thing printed in Providence was a broadside announc-
ing the fall of Morro Castle at Havana and the second a circular for
a theatrical performance, according to a statement by Goddard to
Isaiah Thomas, quoted by Staples.
In Memory of Obadiah Brown, who Departed this Life, 17 June. Broad-
side. RIHS
The Providence Gazette. No. i, October 20. RIHS
A fragment of the Prospectus is at the John Carter Brown
Library.
By the Honorable Samuel Ward, A Proclamation. Thanksgiving, 18
November. Broadside. RIHS
Whitaker, Nathaniel. The Trial of the Spirits; A Sermon. RIHS
An Almanack for 1763 By Benjamin West RIHS
1763
NEWPORT
Samuel Hall, 1763-1768
A Bundle of Myrrh. Or Rules for a Christian's Daily Meditation (Evans)
The Newport Mercury. — Franklin & Hall. Congress
General Assembly. February. — Franklin & Hall. RIHS
May; June; August; October. —Hall RIHS
An Act, Declaring what is, and shall be, lawful Money in this
Colony.
August. An Act for Assessing Twelve Thousand Pounds. RIHS
A Table to bring Old Tenor into Lawful Money, Newport, June, 1763.
Broadside. RIHS
An Astronomical Diary for 1764 By Nathaniel Ames — Hall RIHS
PROVIDENCE
William Goddard, 1762-1765
Aplin, John. Verses on Doctor Mayhew's Book of Observations. RIHS
There are two editions.
Backus, Isaac. Spiritual Ignorance RIHS
[18]
BoLLES, Joseph. An Answer To a Book, entituled, The Present Way of
the Country Conn HS
Dickinson, Jonathan. A brief Illustration of Infant Baptism RIHS
The Fall of Samuel the Squomicutite.
Two versions, one " Made public at Tropwen, as a Memorial of
the Deliverance of the Pumpkinites," and a longer one " Printed by
Desire of the Pumpkinites." Broadside. RIHS
To the Public. A Freeman. Cumberland, April i6. Broadside. RIHS
Hopkins, Esek. To the Public. Providence, April 2. Broadside. RIHS
Hopkins, Stephen. To the Freemen of the Colony. Providence,
April 19. Broadside. RIHS
By the Honorable Stephen Hopkins, A Proclamation. Public Thanks-
giving 25th August. Broadside. RIHS
Lord, Benjamin, Christ's Embassadors, ordination of Levi Hart. RIHS
Great Preparations, funeral of Hezekiah Lord. RIHS
Sober-mindedness, to the Youth (2 issues) RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
A Letter to the Common People of the Colony, Concerning Money-
Jobbers. Signed T. R. Cooper. RIHS
A Table of the Value of Lawful Money Bills, in Old Tenor. RIHS
The New England Almanack for 1764. By Benjamin West. RIHS
1764
NEWPORT
Samuel Hall, 1763-1768
Hall, Joseph. The Christian: Laid forth in his whole Disposition
RIHS
The Newport Mercury. Congress
Laws, &c. of the Redwood Library — (2d title) A Catalogue. RIHS
To the Public, Newport, 10 April, (signed) S. Ward. Rider
General Assembly. January; February; May; June; July; Septem-
ber; October; November. Facsimile. RIHS
February. An Act for the Establishment of a College. RIHS
September. An Act assessing Twelve Thousand Pounds. RIHS
Rhode Island College —This may certify, A Form of a Receipt for
Cash received. RIHS
An Astronomical Diary for 1765 By Nathaniel Ames (Hammett)
[19]
PROVIDENCE
William Godclard, 1 762-1 765
Backus, Isaac. A Letter to the Reverend Mr. Benjamin Lord. RIHS
Buy the Truth, and Sell it not. (verse) Broadside. RIHS
GODDARD, William. Providence, September 25. Madam, I request you
to make one ... at Mrs. Goddard's. Broadside.
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
The New^ England Almanack for 1765. By Benjamin West RIHS
1765
NEWPORT
Samuel Hall, 1763-1768
How^ARD, Martin, jun. A Letter from a Gentleman at Halifax. Rider
A Defence of the Letter from a Gentleman at Halifax. JCB
There are two issues.
Johnson, J. The Advantages And Disadvantages of the Marriage
State. 6th Ed. Arnold
Modern Eloquence, or the Phase in Fashion. By Moses Turn-Spit
(Advertisement)
The Newport Mercury. Congress
Watkinson, Edward. An Essay upon Oiconomy. The Fourth
Edition. Congress
General Assembly. February; May; June; September; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
October. An Act for assessing a Tax of Twelve Thousand Four
Hundred and Sixty-eight Pounds Fifteen Shillings. RIHS
By the Honorable Samuel Ward — A Proclamation. Thanksgiving.
Broadside. RIHS
An Astronomical Diary ; for 1766. By Nathaniel Ames. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
William Goddard, 1762-1765
Sarah and William Goddard, 1765
Allen, Timothy. Answer to Pilate's Question. RIHS
The Main Point, Arnold
Davies, Thomas. A Sermon preached on Christmas Day, 1764. (Evans)
Hopkins, Stephen. The Rights of Colonies Examined. RIHS
Rider Collection has this without the line " Published by
Authority " on the title.
[20]
A Letter to the Author of the Halifax Letter. Printed for the Author.
(Perhaps in Providence) Congress
Manchester, Job. Advertisement. Stolen of Mr. Matthew Man-
chester, a dark Bay Horse, Cranston, July 15. Broadside. JCB
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
No. 134, May 11, 1765 ; no. 135, August 9, 1766.
The Providence Gazette Extraordinary, August 24. RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1766. By Benjamin West RIHS
1766
NEWPORT
Samuel Hall, 1763- 1768
Backus, Isaac. Family Prayer, a Discourse. February 6. RIHS
Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Baptism.
— Sold by William Rogers and Clarke Brown. Harris
Glorious News. Just received from Boston, (repeal of the Stamp-Act).
Broadside. Newport HS
Johnson, Stephen. Some Important Observations on the Publick Fast.
Rider
The Newport Mercury Congress
General Assembly. February; May; June; September; October;
December. Facsimile RIHS
December. An Act, Tax of Six Thousand Pounds.
By the Honorable Samuel Ward, A Proclamation. Thanksgiving for
Repeal of Stamp Duties. Broadside. RIHS
An Astronomical Diary; for 1767. By Nathaniel Ames
PROVIDENCE
Sarah Goddard and Company, 1 765-1 766
A Discourse, addressed to the Sons of Liberty, February 14. Rider
Perhaps by John Aplin.
Montagu, Lady Mary Pierrepont Wortley. Letters. Fourth Edition
Mr. Arnold has a copy, otherwise identical, with a New York
imprint. Rider
The Providence Gazette. No. 135, August 9, is the first regular issue
this year. RIHS
The Providence Gazette Extraordinary, March 12, and Supplement
of the same date. Mass HS
Rowland, David Sherman. Divine Providence. Repeal of the Stamp
Act, June 4. RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1767. By Benjamin West RIHS
[21]
1767
NEWPORT
Samuel Hall, 1 763-1 768
At a Town-Meeting, November 26, for encouraging our own Manufac-
tures, Newport, December 9. Broadside. JCB
The Newport Mercury Congress
Ward, Samuel. Newport, April 7. To enable the Freemen to form a
true Judgment of the Two Parties. Westerly PL
Rhode Island. The Charter (and) Acts and Laws. RIHS
By Stephen Hopkins, a Proclamation, the Digest to be in force
after July 2. Broadside. Westerly PL
General Assembly. February; May; June (2); August; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
June. An Act, Estimate of the Rateable Estates. RIHS
An Astronomical Almanack for 1768 By Nathaniel Ames RIHS
PROVIDENCE
Sarah Goddard and John Carter, 1 767-1 768
Fish, Elisha. Joy and Gladness : Thanksgiving Discourse, Repeal of
the Stamp-Act RIHS
Extract from the writings of William Penn. RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Providence, December 2. Luxury and Extravagance, in the Use of
British and Foreign Manufactures. Broadside. RIHS
Rogers, John. A Looking-Glass for the Presbyterians at New-London.
— Printed for the Author. RIHS
Stiles, Abel. A Sermon, May 14, 1766: ordination of Ephraim Hyde
RIHS
I, Levi Whipple of Cranston, heard Elisha Brown the Deputy Governor,
declare. Providence April 13th. Broadside. JCB
The New-England Almanack for 1768. By Benjamin West. RIHS
1768
NEWPORT ♦
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
Fothergill, Samuel. Two Discourses and a Prayer Arnold
The Newport Mercury. Library of Congress set ends with no. 498,
March 21. R. I. H. S. set begins with no. 502, April 18, and is fairly
complete to no. 603, March 26, 1770.
S., J. The Second Spira : Being a fearful Example of an Atheist.
Arnold
[22]
The Substance of Two Letters, concerning Communion. RIHS
General Assembly. February; May; June ; September ; October ;
Facsimile. RIHS
Woodward, Josiah. A Kind Caution to Profane Swearers. RIHS
A Summary of the Amount of (Estates, Real and Personal). Newport,
May 6th. Broadside. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
Sarah Goddard and John Carter, 1 767-1 768
John Waterman and Ezekiel Russell, 1768
John Waterman, 1768-1775
Dewsbury, William. A Sermon preached the 6th of the 3d Month,
1688 — Waterman RIHS
Downer, Silas. A Discourse, 25th July, dedication of the Tree of
Liberty — Waterman RIHS
Leonard, Abiel. The Memory of God's Great Goodness, Thanks-
giving — Waterman & Russell RIHS
The Prodigal Daughter. — Printed and Sold at the New Printing
Office, at the Paper-Mill. RIHS
Sinners invited, with an Hymn on Atonement. Broadside.
— Paper-Mill Penna HS
The Renowned History of Giles Gingerbread. —Waterman
(Rider's Book Notes, 1894)
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Saturday, May 28, To the Printers of the Providence Gazette. As
the Taxing of this Colony Broadside. RIHS
Catalogue of the Providence Library — Waterman & Russell RIHS
Styles, Abel. Death God's Monitor, death of Elisha Lyon.
— Goddard & Carter RIHS
Songs, Composed For Use and Edification
— Waterman & Russell Rider
Taylor, John. Verbum Sempiternum. The Third Edition
(2d title) The New Testament —Waterman (Book Notes, 1894)
The New England Town and Country Almanack for 1769 By
Abraham Weatherwise — Goddard & Carter RIHS
Also, Second and Third Editions.
1769
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1 768-1 787
An Account of the Pirates, Executed at Newport, July 19th, 1723.
Newport HS
[23]
C, S. A New Book for Children. RIHS
Dayton, Ebenezer. A Concise, Poetical Body of Divinity (Newport,
June 23d) RIHS
A Serious Poem for Children Rider
Hammett lists a Second Edition.
Fox, George. Instructions for Right Spelling RIHS
Frothingham, Ebenezer. A Letter treating Baptism (Hammett)
Fuller, Samuel. • Some Principles and Precepts, Quakers RIHS
The Newport Mercury RIHS
General Assembly. February; May; June; September; October.
Facsimile. RIHS
February. An Act, Tax of Six Thousand Pounds. RIHS
May. An Act altering An Act for Assessing a Tax. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Benevolentissimo Stephano Hopkins (Theses)
Broadside. BU
Newport, September 11. On Thursday the 7th Instant was
celebrated at Warren, the first Commencement. Broadside. JCB
Smith, Hezekiah. A Second Reply to Mr. Jonathan Parsons, on
Baptism. JCB
Wilson, Rachel. A Discourse, loth August, in Beekman's Precinct,
Dutches County, New York. Terry
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
John Waterman, 1768-1775
All, with one exception, printed by Carter.
Backus, Isaac. Gospel Comfort, death of (Elizabeth Backus) RIHS
Balch, Thomas. A Sermon, ordination of Benjamin Balch RIHS
The Providence Gazette RIHS
Rhode Island College. Whereas the Governor and Company (Sub-
scription List) Rider
Story, Thomas. Two Discourses, Quakers. RIHS
Thompson, J. The Lost and Undone Son of Perdition.
— Waterman RIHS
West, Benjamin. An Account of the Observation of Venus, Third of
June. RIHS
There is an early nineteenth century reprint. RIHS
The New England Almanack for 1770. By Benjamin West. RIHS
[24]
StaiqM,
B E N E V O L j: NT I S S I M O |
Ac eximia virtute, doctnnaque tiDlillima pratdiio, Viro, ^
STEPHANO HOPKINS, Armigeio, |
CoIWji fct(jul«, inn Colon* InTul* RHOBJENSIS Fino, CANCELLARIO, 5
Admodum Reverendo seque ac Honorando J J C O B O MANNING, PrxfidJ, 1
jC^Diubui Anibu liboibbiu Sckpiiifqut. a Pieatc Pncfi^i «Jut», cujus fub rtMor^raine feqooiiii pliilafophemju funl do&Adenda r rf
Toufi Cursiunbitf et Sociii cnditif&mis, bujufcc Acadeaiix ObfcivintUTlmii t Jk
OoaaTioio piritcnjut digniffimo D A f 1 D 1 U O E L L, <jufdcm Scminitii Totori ; J
OBKuhus ididerio Sdmii* iffljtis, uhicuoqac in Terrarum orbe, um Ecclelunim Pjiloiibui, (jujm Rt^ublicibcni mtriiU, pnrcipu^iwflro CoIIcgio F«totaj«» T
THESES U)i' (Hiwine faijlo) Jnrmi, SnAniku iaituti, J^a^iai, K
! Jofephus Beltoa t
j Jofephus Eaton j
I N B NoiT-ini alphAcua difpofio in. ^
Gulielmus- Rogers
Richardus Stites
Carolus Thompfba
^ Jacotnis Mitchel' Vamutn
1 Gulieknus Williams
I^TiAMSSATlCA. ♦B.Una quantilaj jaAruta, multaa qiiuiutuei infintrai coowiexe ♦ 5. Omnis cauii fuum coocinft cITWWm.
_& BAXtMAlICA ancmrcAeloaiaKlin^ po«A trpj, ^ 6. Idea rcl>uoni% in nstun, arclw'i)lnini msn habet.
rj R4MM A "'-^;«'^,'^'^' «jq»»" * ^ lucr q»=t,dtaKi mfiruta, ad ,nfin,m.n danir cmf armo. ± 7. Pnncpaun ind..iauiioiu>. in co.po°l>». »d prrf
■^*-»^+ ,. AlfSaUiKi aCBlicua oTOW foni .^ 10. .CylmJnTunt «t« fe, ut quajrai dumcuonim in alunjdi- 1 «,«w« M^n.
:Mnlii-<4 ruafWi f'^nrimi nun DoIRinl. "* . , . **^ , i^ ... T _
funt ♦ i I. -Sunii vfffu), co)uf«* arcus dufUx m dimidium radu mjui- -*■ ^ 14 E V M A.T O L O G I jt.
fimpljcrj noftji e;tptuni
i- <^^^ ^?f;i:™ ^„^^ -.. .
Ur.mici ■!■ C< t^^J^fvcrflli diamtUT cUipkos ad <onjufmim. fi.
acoaratii, ir.ujia Wcnii ♦ <i'nJi. 'Xf^ diameitt.d.aiiKmj cU.pfc& ..-u^„ ,
J eft ad arram cU'pfc- •
^ Ad obitncndi
opm eft. ■ t^ ■
5. Co^uno prarcr ruwtw, efwipo/ioonen ej-is vcrtwrum^n-
lljpenUrv, itviloim fvnd( " '
faiillimc acouinior Erco, I fc ell quadrato Cnm dimj.!i ejuJUcm arcui. ♦ i. TyiELIMATQlX)GlAo5 trailaro ubi rctba dcfjAilibot
" _ t-_._~ .. ait rri-^fwr^iu flianvtrr eliiofccrt ad eonmntum. ftc area ^ r
6. CiTca U06M
7. ApitdCncco*,
/elitiicr diti poadt, ncn.ie doccn, rnfi
xqiulu A I. Ail exilUu fpirimi, nullii corponboa jundi, o pnreUdOfiC
,.. ., V fijuTTi cocivjfci poicfl.
in- * 13. Area: duajuui li) prrbolanim quibus idem c'! iranfverfuj, J j. Spinribui per C: confulemu nullum eft ubi
J (unt ui coDjupjii. J 4. Argeli potcfUcem maimani mowendi aunir* noD UxA
ill i 14. tquaJia jntfr fr fum o™"a paraJcloprammiM, eotiem dij- ^ j. Volunlan compct;t libenai.
nyjdus anlccedeote anjrulo, pro ^
ribftimivo fipc yfurpatur. A „,,,-. .
utura anntn ma innjjora ciiftore poffant. <• i. -pm SICA pi^-no
r(lCTo„oruntvnbahebraicain:frcriiac<!nitnixq.X t maflici ft
o. Lingua bebraica prcidiariicr qualiiatca dehnit.
» typcrbobe
4, In
9. laoavoTcft;
^ I. Attraflio
Spintuj dc pinil
"■ uri fui funt imnmrt,
Matfria ccgttare i
conflont.
EiB*
likariLU,
P H rs J CA.
mioa naturt dcfcnb;:, arquc pcxfc^
opaiOief 111. ouXa! explotal. -^ fHEOLOGIA.
-,b«Crmu»iyacuonondimii.idv.r. , J ,. rT-»HEOLOGlA, eoodcunque nonim Seii pottS & Da^
^ ,. llujdum per btrvJTimam rum (cnem panbui) ^ 1 aiqueejuavolumatrciganos, eipbcat.
■f '""^' "'^"- . ,. •? J. I>i« elTc poKft- E.B»>
♦ J. Aurora boreiV.i per cleancujem opamc cxpliianir. * ^ pj-]-
Ji ^5 Vegetaoo. *i ArdiicKani, awgcwr, A *. -NihiL ut a Deo wnjat, prapnaliociem ai malum hofacff
et digniuu'. ti compo- 1 6. M.n.ma patueula maieat fer maximum datu.i. fpanum ,ta ♦" ^^
mccSiicH. _ ■» d;ffunJOTr, w/eftaliwa guspinea comiottou,mmmui^ p^i^^j^^^i„j|j ,„p,,(„ ^„i^ jo„i.(uj,p5j;n„p^.
:fofiafiL tj;gQ.
6. PoO anlmi unionem cum corporeji-npu
RHETOKfCA.
1. 15 HETORIC A eft an, monaJt paff«ita oaoul koauMjn^
1 V optimc ertpnmeodi
t. iiuilivm proppetaos peifp'
t Su.ijm.iperf.i.'lioaniJotaloricxexomiubuspiiriQnibuJro^ J Attamen,
rrpimenJis mavirmpi-ndct.
a aeira eaufau fuRI.
7. Soklium natura
t, A>» rhrrooca.
att acqti
if. per .
ctt
trao, :?■ .8. Act •Judu* per igi
hl.^c an«n, vaWt ncccllari-
, Kcuruc doocri i
n punfican powtL
pd.gm mtgniiudino fjlinn alkvairer.
o. Corpora mAgninultrwrn iatqualium qurc m tncclio ranorc
- in iltcro graviuju Ipccifice divcrfar pt>-
tb. _ - - - . .
7. Lux naturr homincm pravaium cflc arguit.
■^ tf. RcpmcratK), Ol 0|>cra crcaiurx, nihil pendrt. TaffiO^
X 9. Ifi diirjiia imprcflioru: redpicoda. mtns eft aftiva.
J 10. I'rclooitu Dn Jecrctu-n inipUcaL
<f. II. Sjnaincatio cfl co-nmunKJtMj contmua graur • Spiritu
Sjfiflo, 6t opera rcnjtorum pia ab hac Jcnvjniur.
ChriOu, confimijii tiXTunL,
msnondiUtbcTuni.
L O G I C /I.
I. ¥ OGICArftajit^nc r3iiociCJu-.di,caH3,*eritaicm>i
I . guijj jJiifquL- fymmunicamti
a. Coymriv (opJiifmatum, f.vlfui '"
J. loidrarum fuccenkmc. nultwii _
ccpiain, « iJcam proximc rtf.ipKrJam,
Idrt
o- fna, in equilibno non nrmancbimt. -» jj. AnccU beats per dciiioBfTn ti
^11, Corpori. per van. plaoi conjunfU dtfccndrmu !i jWpra ^ Animalm pro c.bo. Amcxl.lovi
X pJani puiCto, cadcm vcloous non rft, ui, ^idcTO dilicnjcn- <>■ J^ ^
X li rjn.lmJ pcrpenjjcul.vrm ali;:udincm. cIRt ^ E T H J
^ n In Cttlo (cnrno Hrurro^-ainjpanicultsabundaiatT.cifuljJji v.. -,.,„r^. _- /•_ „>i..
J. lo Cab (cnrno h'
Ccnrrau^.
H'C prav,r.r, ,1
tudq,e
icvior.
ujufcvinquc ii
ipi poult
quj.n corporca: clarar font
4. Idrt iccorpor^e boo nunm quJ.n corponrx umi .«
5. IJrai pofiti/ai, Ucjs ncgutvii an/etedcn: nccrlTe eft.
6. Slim mulix vcfiiattt, qu:* dcmonftrari jicquu'"'
7. Mo^i n fic^r* ^id bene mtiocinantlum, nun f
I. Omftia wjpimmu »d pfim.-Kn egiiram rcduci pofTnt. Eje^,
^. AVrar 6£>v« ncecffara pon f(
jifus flint f
Mlratula
Fauca
^ ?o. Sol
^.^ ^* ,K....u. .^ioc-^i fieri po/Tumui. J
fynthetica (TiethQi.lf> probanJa funi. ^
C A.
jndif-i aJ /rtldtvcio homlnci per
vinuienj aJttocms.
bLgaooPX Uii voluniaic folum pcndti,
J ^, jm dc maJum, Xmx narurr nos dillingnrre doon.
Suft-o >n/m)"i nanira "|;° 'J-']'**"- ■» fj^rno fine mciumcwo unquam apt. i:reQ,
S^m^tr.Sn:t;.m'U p,u, q™n, d.r«. {. | ^— ;:;-S n"ara3;r^^^.. .icinT.
""''*^ "^ rcwa d.pu.1* funt t 7- Nen^m.lont, ui malum. ,>«JL _ Erg<^
"jr ft rla:fint. ^* Ullufn, daxnaoonem fuam vclle jun«.itwzoppugrm.
,. Tempu, nan,rr'Juy,u] eOQ»m equabier divdi. non | 9- Cu,cvn,ue, ju. '""'^ t^^^^ f" '^ " uoere. eun. fcae
Afncaooi *n fcrviiuam pcrpctuam irJucertii
ncqut huounu tongnjit.
1 8. Si obiectonjm irrugirYCS
■cclTc H
jwtift
ccripi'ica irvcJveni, quam fi m Ii- ^ '°
or.4 Icmpu- rrovjlli, tcrrv prabrC %
Uiiaqu-Tquc' plancu centrum fibj I'olum pruprium cjfcum- ■(►
c juri divincv
IJCqu]
-M
M AT H E B I S, ♦ " f-'
ATHESIS in numerit wmp«',a"di> H quanutarc « 13- ^|
rcyotutionc circa terram *ccclcrat
icrram appropinquJt.
24. Obliqiiitis Jjx»ex cclipiicx- cft/naacima.
I* O L I T t A.
1 puKlicaa pKxlrraalf^ wrfatur.
Inlliger;-
panibui iliciuoti* dividi qyeat.
3. Dato DUfTirro in du« partn jgnont d.ivif<\ dilTrTOiija quo- <
-f'^.e.fL?:^"' " "'^i .5. ptc"S,oT-qri^r
r6. 1-lini eclrplK!* planu«
. - ■ „■ . . ., ~r n tcliyfci fob Jreqilcda-i
que data, (uigulr p::net laallimc invenlaniur. T •/ r . ^
4. NuBuTnumergl lie dividi poIe^ ul uniui parw quad-aoim T ^__
.«i o altero injufl-^ «.■ «.,ude. t II. ... 4 ON70LOGJA.
5. Quadraium neyalivum ... nrvni namraoie hot. I -^u T >-yKTOI OGLA <;mitalrm tjafque prapnetara f.mplicivei
6. Onmibui antiuln mangul. .li/cel.i .Enwiv p">l>.n.u 'nt. ut ▼ 1 X \" '•^' ^^ cuni;mpUur.
fumm. on,alu-n laurum ad fommam omniu.n angulofum. ^ _ \^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ £^_
fpicjma m Jibra, l'J"i;o.
(1 linen.- xa^yaxofra* planum rc/tyi,
cciJunt qujm luna: i fcil, cvliplcs
lafu* aJ ant"''-'" "PP**("
7. Veic pr»JKjii»iia dc ali^yibu* h\;jni
gcomeincii demonftra- ^ 3. Drua
11 ilopfum trreair poutC
rrt cmtom.
n lybllratum omiumaterix
rco, "♦■ ' riOLmA, in res puhl.caa (n
■j di. a|«>|>ul»derivatuf. Ergo,
<^ y Scnatui populii viiitjgjba impofwcdi, qui in djo Icnatu non
;rTprafcoiaBair, )u» noo eft.
4. SLttua liUrnaua e.viljs ad lludjum aruaioa ct Ajenuarum mac-
» 5. Liieratura, ad fecietarem ftnnandoni & bcK axxlcTajiduiQa
4 mulrum adjuvj,
% Rei/itiiSuif odmimi^ranim Jllrrlni mate nivaut.
ciJit
J //» practdit ORATIO Salataloria,
Ac«lmici. apod WaXKE*. intra CU. InMUwd. & Pro.. Plant. F».ef. d. 7* « W- S"r. a/. D. MDCCLXIX.
Apwl Norui»-Po»Tu«>. e» T»»it Soiokonh So»tmwic<.
Hablta in C
I770
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
Crisp, Stephen. A Short History of a Long Travel. Written in 1691.
Arnold
Edwards, Morgan. A New -Year's -Gift JCB
Hopkins, Stephen. A Copy of a Relation, claiming a share of Land on
the Island of Nantucket AAS
MacGowan, John. Priestcraft defended. Twelfth Edition Rider
The Newport Mercury. RIHS set goes to no. 603, March 26.
Redwood has 16 additional issues.
General Assembly. February ; May ; June ; September ; October
Facsimile. RIHS
An Act for assessing Tax of Twelve Thousand Pounds RIHS
At a Court held at Punch-Hall, Trial of Sir Richard Rum, Sixth
Edition AAS
Stiles, Ezra. A Discourse on Saving Knowledge: Instalment of
Samuel Hopkins RIHS
Thompson, J. The Lost and Undone Son of Perdition (Hammett)
Wanton, Joseph. To the Freemen and Freeholders, Newport, April 9.
Broadside. RIHS
WiLCOCKS or Wilcox, Thomas. A Choice Drop of Honey. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Hopkins, Samuel. Rare Observations : or. Some Remarks RIHS
Martin, Daniel. Some Meditations on the Plain Testimony of the
Scriptures RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Providence, Monday February 5. The
Inhabitants are desired to consider a Plan for establishing a College
here. Broadside. RIHS
ViroOrnatissimo,Stephano Hopkins, (Theses) Broadside. BU
The New-England Almanack for 1771 By Benjamin West. RIHS
West's Sheet Almanack for 177 1 is mentioned in the Gazette.
1771
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1 768-1 787
BissET, George. A Sermon, June 3; funeral of Mrs. Wanton. RIHS
Hume, Sophia. A Caution to such as observe Days and Times,
Fifth Edition. RIHS
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Z'^tfU^f^ltlf
MONDAY. Maicm ly. i;;*.
NEWPORT
Containitig thtfrepjeji Advices^
[ iV U M B. 601 J
MERCURY.
both Foreign and Domejlic.
Undaunted by TYRANT S, We'll D I E or be F R E E.
Primed by SOLOMON SOUTHPf^ICK, in Qup.en-Strhet,
BOSTON. Mirch IX.
it>g .ikf »■•« Uito' >u.ig-bir.ct, j( t.V iwr-
Iitar> pji.ie let *bot*; i s juvcitai f*A. 0**»
biBD.'l mi-t>t *\\'i be tr^.k il u;' .b the bc^ ut luog-UAC.
•ttl thfojgh dtvcn oiiKi llrwu -.ud \ -ifij;*..
^t ttr%« o'ckck th: :chr a:i*»u n..t w > *fKr«ii.HaH,
•Od 4ftrr(«iieai..ir.j:J IJ^^K*' t*^^* «-g «>*<^t*"*«».
Rjitup>>ij tk.'LKu' tJo«'tin
... . ' ' . K
*"' The mtfup-- *^ Id itirife »wJ» :
r'H AT it u ,^ ^'i'^^'u't^»='-o^'U*'*MhmgilHU
' /# r^/*f^ .-«^;4*/7/t«#.-^ ex* ffrvaa JmrtbfT etaU
W tf« ««/*. /•/ ibt ,wmJ.s t rtm^J9j\^ s>**f. ; -U
«/■
Hi* ffonor") rrply. wV il. -^aj Uid befbrt cbr to*n
thriiaJtodm'd-tOEtie Owi *>uiA MMOng-tlwuM.,
/A M !XTT,»ti, /myy f^ iU ^wha^fy J^firnm if-
•*f* -/*«< /^ ^Mnxy. *«..' / wK^ »ftrt<df%).f/
»A« Lit^ *7 Aev* i/i *«'/*. y trf^ " «*Ta/ tm-jmUtd
i« i^<-rrwa. fiy *«** '*•*' iist^tptm tbt (Jtrri^, *t
^In-/. fetC^mmni i*w *-/.-' '^*# #W «-w« *t^ .>».•/»
m-f iprifKi.Jntt^Oiili- Fr:' t^t f-' .ic^it^ .ut-
C.< /icfr'i/ii^^hoii Ue.-fi:^i-:."i -potrt/i.-* nttft
<M .* -■.-« igrroiki «' /'» Ca/i ».-v<. ** tsM/tJtJl^ /^4 O'l-
f<n ^:.,a-^dtl^t^wi3>mit^£-J,Uilktrtmm!*S,M2U4
dtrea— 'Hcqufllj'.-i w:.; i'ui, wi..-'.>rtiier«fM«Uu:ii-
ffc'tvrv ''[viilrd lit iIk- i.iti:i>.. {va]j t il>l!f-uu>iitt}
K;:..i-moeI.Aiin.^, .M:. V.J:;.ii Al.-lurtiiv. V.-Jiiam
^*h.llf-.. Ef.1, i)f. Jyi.;.*n \.-..Ui, ;p:hiM l;-,.fu*w.
r.^. ^iiH SiT.Jtl Prii.l r-.-. htr; U 1 tv ..miiue 16
*»■•/.»! Ki. I''>n'*isi tl:< I' -.t. (xovnnt r, kOtl iniorai
b r.i, t^*^> u the jnii.-jw,.,-, ci-nion «j| chta Hf^iif.jf,
fi f. ■ Hoti-r :;i the rrtrniu ..'^S,. t>oi:tC4j>»Ut>tlVlo-
ry ; %ni:h£[n't«l<^ng Idi wi'l iJii*l)»thaa ncM tr.4
^•rnot i-rfrabl' f (ht- f.^^:. i..f ..:: ; '.■'id U: «r<ll»
ku Honor. -
Hi» Ilioor th' LicuT.CrtivcTnnrUid b^fotr iti< l«gu4
tun- tHai he >ivwild bej;)o hU prrponttofti io th< oiora-
ing. jjj thit tnere fhouUl be i>o aaactcEiry drUy bq-
(il [h<? wijolc (4^ ibe two rcjuncon were remorni to the
Ufx-n ihc^ aSowe rrport hfin;r trad, th# inhibitanfs
t<wlJ (...I -vo..»i<*jjr<i;iogih£ bigii /*u'£»i:l*aD it Adurd-
cd inrm.
A^Trr armuTn wcrr tkken (or the &<arirv' of the
town m iW oiifhi by a Jtrong military wj:ch, tiie lo'el-
iiijr^'SidnT.lvcd,
Ti.r ;.,■" tr-.:.vni have alr-aJy \J: ut. anJ the uth
refill.* i( *jr loll. rtvii-th-rm, P> rh^ wee pettkrljwn
w.Li IJCM U Jrji M ^1 r.vT tro-p*. The *ifJom arxi
nuc f,ai.cyit t»ii \iyi:iK'» Cunn^ll and Col f)aI.'>:o.
pUihcfinmarui'-r apprjr 10 tSi) m«-aAire. T-vo re-
vuiteuu m iKl- uiolft cf :.Sit psptloui city ; and ide in-
lubaauu jtiilljT i'.c nfcj ; T'lofc oCthe orlghfajoring
lim-itf jtctu^lly mndrr urns upon ihf (irfl report cl'tlw
iiuUUcre,and ih? lit;nAl nnW iraatinj; [•} b:<r:;in a &w
boars (O the (;itM oi ibiv citv tn-my i(»>jf n^< "f our
bfav,- bre-J-rta ia &.r -o^iRtrv*. dfcplv .^ffi-.h-l with our
Jii.retP.s zui w a» n *- *re er-ailv i'bIi;rJ '»« 'bii
OiCition— N » one ....y** -^h-r-t .:* *,rjli ha»ce.id<rJ.
AnJ witar iiopwt.i: c'iiif;qa ncrj ei :» ti [hr wfiole
Enu:h Etap^rc mi^lst Kave fo:i ■.*f1, swl.icK oarm'jJtra-
kTid toy^'y upm
hipfiJyp.T
^th in tbe conmand^r'i
of Ibole who WTremiffi£rrd by lite feldirn, ihui wet*
ever ti-gcilur en ihi. «.n;i/.en( on aoy occaftim.
A inorr J.rjdf«t (r*i.^<fy bai been afted by the W-
dicry m kini-Mrtvi, B'.Iicb, Nc»Kng|and, itan waa
(unv-iime fuKc KjurKU-J io St. liotrp-'v hield, l>.Ddoo»
iu OM hiigUitd, ^hicb auj krvc ladcul 0/ btacoos tor
,\ii<.>n)|; filter mattrti irt ibe wirraot fr/r the aoavat
t'j^n-mcvtmg th » (Ly» u tb*- fviloAiug ^livie, •!».
'* WKethcr tbe l»wu will Likr ;uiy mcaluu that I pub-
lic iifj^.umrut nijy be ercc'xTi 00 ibc ipoi where tbe laxe
tf j^ coJ tceix wa^ 4^ed. ^ 4 toeiccato to po. ■ iiy, vf
t.i.A l.OiriJ ni:jU^i,-, and the dcjru^^tvk coa>c«jtM-oce«
of inittiJiy itLo^ tcibg tjuutcieu m a wcU rc^alMol
We h^-rfmin \Lirb!eHe4d. ilutDMTiiDCthy Cvtii,
t»\^ I lunddwl, h*ngi«g b/ toe sectt. in oae of tlkc
r»-.'fn;v! hi) houl'e. 1 jic jury vl in<joeQ» *mlWl »-^
ji/murdif. H« had a nuBBrioui tauuly Of cJlildrea,
iud V.M ■ ety puur i bjt wbat ir.JaLcd bun to coffimit
tJu<.l*ot,l(iut; jnj uc natural a^t, u not ictxrwa.
i.*iMrday l-jt a raun's great ctat »as takm oat c^ (he
^^■atef otarone vl thr whantJ iii(.hari>-ft<'w« ; itapKin
by li»me pup:t» *!i'ch were luuftd in thrpockt, that U
Ulorged 10 oi-e John .jHiith, C-) I>e*|>ort, Rhtdt-Hl*i.i,
wmu, tij a^rcbnided, u dro-AOcd-
vnteJ.
Lad TharCl»y, i;'r«faWf ic» a fmeral rrqaefi ftf rhr
inVibiiann, and b)t the t'wifrtii .,r pirents »^ I l>ii-nJ.,
*f.-e ». 'iried vj -hfir -wrtir in riuf-.lr.»i, the V' bet of
U-mI ,rH,, S^vl'M^.i...i, Jm^ C,''J^ttn, and
C v;*' Aa^ii, -.Kf art:'r7 VK^iqij who tVlI in Lhe
b.^jdymajfjcTcofto- M>>t !*vercnins pmeed-n^j !
On ihijce-3ir.>i»u»<.-6ortht-ll*optiutnwB *cre iVji,
all i^belli »=re ordered to toll a Iblenm pr-.l. »• were
otlothufein the nei,^bourir>^ rowiu. of ChirL-ilown,
PMjbtir/,.SfC, TIit"pfO«6".cn b?;;iO V> iR^v- br[*e<rn
i;.e kourior_i2cd ; ii-. the xTLrrnooo \ tM'>> ot :lie iin-
r^nuoatc fui;:n:u vi/.. MciT. y^^^r CH—.Ji and C^/-
,-x, J^>u.k: r..o w-re rtrio.-erj. ^>rt.e hom fe'-inicjU
lUlU UTcnl-d K- a.iaD><^w. aainafpeft>»t5 of 41
fkiiki i and ()ic.uih<-r t\vQ, vi?,. Mr. SAwta^ iir,tf. from
th: hoofc of Mr. 3.r.iaai;n tira,, (hia brwhci' un the
t>6nN-A*tc^ Etc'aanrr. an] Mr. Mt^Vfn,i, irm tbc
ho»ft«f lu, dif»ifrnl"i>v-taer Mr». .l/^-r, if.:ww4. in
UnwTi.<iri«. each toll ...-rd \rf ibeir Mlfx-siiie rela-
,tijo*_ft(.dJni.niU : Tiu: :». ^'lai Jif arfc* • .-i**?..* ajjo;:-
tioa inktn^-iiren. the ihc.:r: nf !'inl inju-n-n tia-*--
d/ ! ^>JC<;'l«.d ftam iw-n.e »!;r jugh the in4 a ;Uce(,
kftgtncTed by an i.r.mTnft- M-ocoarfc "t' yre-^U, b oa-
b.joj;ht up by a loni* trJn of canine* b^-lti^giB^to the
print. P*; ..trfryofthc ti-vvn. Th- h"tUo ^ne Aprv
liud ia< y^. iiz.i,\i in :hc m..* 'lo b:iiym|t-?r<^J!l*l ; 'i'hc
•CT^i-vstcdcit^ymtbjKcx i-t iHrir dewtt.lU, JiUftftand
forruw ri^bk in evsry countr^4nce,.'.'-i;.ih.-r With the
fTculur iblrmfuiy wliS t\Sr<n tbc wbl^ (oimAl wa*
t'.n*.la^d, fc.fUi; Jef-.-pr
BdiTOH-OAOL, ^loBd<y, i:tbMarck, »770-
M.^^t Etui i Gjll,
/'./- all p-tr\f smdf**fatiui,bm^^K*iht^mtmu/HMm^*irf
..'.J/rtidem /leftJor.i ati i/wstet fie trtulft IM dtjtmt •/
laj imjMTfJ iumt t-.f, .4 IU Ud« hsbrnffj e^Mr :k^ /yi^
ffufJ on MaUitm^bt i^I : J»d k* .mj>.rt tb<m^ t)M f
* Titiirms.i^4ibgtJ,t^»^pU.dirmi htMii./tr^-*mtt
IHOMAa fKLS'lU>.
>H^,
uuti '
. Uto keel
/ffSt a
(.t.
[h'?l--'anla«MlOA
N-lV.
y hrf.Tr you »rf>ce.'fthe Hjwn of Bod. n. which
I hjv^ jil nnwr"Hei.eil fmm tl.on.sul I rww a;"-, v'-ir
a 1 * ■ r wVat |0u juJ^f ncu C*r,' tw be Om r upon ii."
'I I' u onc'l tHcr«.up ocTpi-ff.-i *.h'-aiel*e« tobe«-
M«"- - 7( of op;D<vn, " tiut it wj • Abt-*latrl)r i> cciti>
rv t- r i» M -^elK-'! I>r*i«-. . tSr pOod or.:,T 1 1 i-.c town,
ail! :'>• pe-u." 01 the \t >v\\.', tbn t'te tr-^op. i).ui«J 1
I' • iiTrdiaidy r(lTtovf%] t>u( »f (!«r t jwo of Uu^Wn. ;ind
•■''•rtii- n «d«l(eJ hi* H*^-* t<» <':-'i.v-nit«'e 'lil* wJ-
VI'. f tk- OudLil I > Cf'I. T>alrn;.riei atrd •.optty ibat
,'• «io«W ir<'«r il.r •f- -* .fiwri i-j C^filt.V.i.Uam."
TVCwM H.. -l:Hpr'..iirtJAriOfcn. ih-i Col, D-l-
,,->;, -••rrUv-'ifl-f. h'-VLir f.i OuLv.:. I.-J I.
ti6vn.hi>u!r .n 1 fini .11, ia whicli nun, U thv m^
r^'pectable v:' iKai.ii vf the town ha**: ^rpf-r^J jiiKt
f'.'inni .'n tb!.ti<r. aaduiglu .itier ui^ht h^rc ^ ca thrir
\ (Vn-int >»oy of one Miniwari?^" 'h- ;iJ;-wait:r
fr. ni 'ijviin t*aow in K^'^I. haong J' jr-U-J ;h,i him*
l-'*i. by t'tr irJer :«i'-'"i «rirfur»w-nwnl ■■( |u* idpen'Wj
h^J diWian.(-J a t.tu '.^ i;-«:i-l »n« f;om one .( il.e
wu.lo«.;fti litfh-jiri'i K.'11'.-iii .i.hii^JbythtCom.
mil .riKTi ani Cuiiort HouIl (.<ric-ri u do tUcir bttil-
fkef; in ; fn->''e iSan 'ki- •.iKt ^-rion fwon vpnn oath.
tS4uh-/apprt^»tn|-.l jc»cr4i.Jj;.Sar-t»c«iae from '.bat
-bit
' fof the r
>nof Mr. Oil
p.fl; (he mcK
hthti: t-j the i
l^n w\Kh kiird r-un^ Siyder, ai
frtne of Filla ny a^trj by a dilrry i
a^hmilh rh- [.^/idM;.
It i\ lut;".:';'. Ll-tr Ih'iir mift iiii
ysv'
To the King's mo{i excelleikt Ma}e»t
The PI- JlTION'cfSu FiAno Bi
Go-" cmar uf ibc iiru\uice oCi^^-A*//*
Til A T )ou/ Mijeft)'** petitic*ief having reteiT'd
n«t« Jiom tnc oih« of wc i.d">t.-ur .\Ujcfi>'a
pnncip^ fecreianesut iUttr, duta rcmcnllrjiia; vf ihc
Houico: Rcpr<.£cat«'.ivei ol the lad w.'vuite. cootAitt-
iiij; divor> cFMU';;e» againil voar Majclly'j prtJiu>t»cr» haa
Ucii ytcitoitdt^)-'- ■ Majfiiy b/t^e agrnt i-f the f«id
Hogic, atid (inw Ji.»n^;i-r<jojr Ntjjcllj 10 vour pfivy
cuuivcil, omii hmnl.:y iIn;:;■■rr^ i.Vii yiVj N:ajclly « ill
be ^(jtiuufly f'Kjiwi njy«;itra.iic.'r;. Jj,- d-r il.c he^j-
ifig Ilie cxati.Ui -lioii ./ icter J arct.-i nf'Ujiryv )j-ain*
ywir prtilit'iier ; l..f illhcmjih ::.c la»,t I louic ^-J Ki jf e-
of tftc ^io retiH^iidruive whrn it paJfcd il.a: houfe ft^tne
time br(..rftt.f 1 s'th d-/ «f)u'>. an.! \o.ir pcuti^ttcr
4v«i M,- 4*;.- M f .'.-_•/»/•«■ rr/ij i.lt tbe i?ib tl^y o( ilut
moAtA, tntl)! \ cc d3)tb(t<-r(- )--.ir p<-titi"rirr cmbaikeJ
ngtand, [h,-feU7 ev,.irnt7 irwnJirtg to pr^vmc
Ir lu piJvuiu<i^ lu«b e\idcrcc .,( ih«
^^ ai-ljc:j mi?Kr be u«i-fUry fi^r hi»
julhr-Sp^^yet yr<i,r MjHity* huLible peiiii^'uei ha«
■ ■ be (ball be «'. I jbk to r-»*i..fctl 10 y.«r
Mjjctix'* lan»fi'"'it, t.> il.r Iidp o( fu^l. fij^i* ai tr«
»owui-bij J- :i. Hi«r, a). J may be oLK-jr'd ircn ycui
Majertjr'v fUtr* Irtrr. Uic faUuy iiul ioa!(*e of tbe
charge* slkilged .ifiiiill biin.
Aiw y-ttf pctitiortvr ai in doty U'ur.d (hall e«r
p«»y, A<. FRA. f.tH.NAJlD.
^We are . tihmh'd t* aAur' the psbh:. that • cpf
. ofih- i^monlltattke'ieftr'd to m the abovr-oven-
[•edti'iit, itivtK -u-At AnitJ n G^-.-'it*^
■/y !*<■ Hye •( *//r^.-/«f«ft*»^-^rh»t
"jjtfifi rl,f «^«craIai!eBiWy W4$ prorrnufd. jind twt
*HC ,bet ■'-. fie Gweiooffto: a m-HTa-r n. the ^Icrkof
Wii**""- • f.dci>ringaco(iyof iKeicmu,-'' r-nro ; and
\^^jaf'' *-»f K wat n.-dc c-ut and .ir :*«('4 totKe
l^nticuito wii^bi tiKOuicrubX 4ir;tUd loieceiveit}
The Newport Mercury. Newport Historical Society has most of the
23 issues recorded.
General Assembly. May ; June; August; October. Facsimile. RIHS
August. An Act for assessing Tax of Twelve Thousand Pounds.
RIHS
TowNSEND, Solomon. A Sermon, Convention of Congregational Pastors.
RIHS
The Rhode-Island Almanack for 1772 By John Anderson. RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1772 By Benjamin West — Sold by
Ebenezer Campbell RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1793
Backus, Isaac. The Doctrine of Sovereign Grace. RIHS
The Act of Incorporation of the Benevolent Congregational
Society. RIHS
Scheme of a Lottery, Five Hundred and Sixty Pounds, for a Presbyterian
Parsonage, Providence, November 5. Broadside. RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Viro Ornatissimo, Stephano Hopkins,
(Theses). Broadside. BU
This Evening, Tenth of December, the New Organ, at King's Church,
will be play'd. Broadside. JCB
Tyler, John. The Sanctity of. Trinity Church, in Pomf ret, April 12. JCB
The New-England Almanack for 1772 By Benjamin West RIHS
Also, a Sheet Almanack.
1772
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 176S-17S7
The Advantages of Repentance: Fourth Edition RIHS
Backus, Isaac. A Reply to a Piece wrote by Israel Holly. JCB
Church, Benjamin. The Entertaining History of King Philip's War,
RIHS
FoTHERGiLL, Samuel. The Grace of Our Lord, Sermon, June, 1769.
(Hammett)
Hart, Levi. The Duty and Importance of ordination of John Smith in
Dighton. RIHS
Morton, Nathaniel. New-England's Memorial. RIHS
The Newport Mercury. RIHS has from no. 711, April 20, to 797,
December 13, 1773. RIHS
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Rhode Island. Acts and Laws. Facsimile edition, 1893. RIHS
NYPL has a variant issue.
General Assembly. May ; August ; October ; December. Facsimile.
RIHS
August. An Act for assessing Twelve Thousand Pounds. RIHS
By the Honorable Joseph Wanton. A Proclamation. Whereas
People boarded the Gaspee, Reward of ^100. Newport, 12 June.
Broadside. RIHS
By the King. A Proclamation. For discovering the Persons who
plundered the Gaspee. Broadside. RIHS
Wilson, Samuel. A Scripture Manual: Baptism. Fourth Edition.
RIHS
Anderson Improved : Almanack for 1773. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1793
Market House Lottery, Providence, April 28, 1772 Broadside.
Prov. Town Papers
A New Song called the Gaspee. Broadside. RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Viro Honoratissimo, Stephano Hopkins.
(Theses) Broadside. BU
Rowl.'VND, David Sherman. Catholicism: Discourse before the Congre-
gational Ministers RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1773 By Benjamin West RIHS
1773
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
BisSET, George. The Trial of a False Apostle. Sermon, October 24.
RIHS
Fothergill, Samuel. The Grace of Our Lord, Sermon, June, 1769.
RIHS
.The Prayer of Agur. RIHS
A Sermon preached at Horsley-Down, London, 19th of nth
month, 1769. Rider
Gavin, Antonio. A Master-Key to Popery. Third Edition RIHS
Revd. Mr. Thos. Hiscox of Westerly. (Portrait) by Feke.
— Reak&Okey RIHS
Hopkins, Samuel. An Inquiry into the True Holiness. RIHS
Karigal, Haijm Isaac. A Sermon preached at the Synagogue. RIHS
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^L.S.)
By ibe Ifom-oblf JOSEPH WANTON, Efquire, Governor ,
Captain General, and Commander in Chief, of and over (be Englifh
Colony of Rhode-lfland, ar/t/ Providence Plantations, in New-England,
in America.
PROCLAMATION.
HEREAS on TtufJay, the ninth Inftant in the Night, a Num-
ber of People, unknown, boarded His Majerty's armed Schooner
the Gafpee, as (he lay aground on a Point ot L^nd, called
Nanquit, a little to the iou&iWirAo^ Paivtuxet, in the Colony
aforefaid, who dangeroufly wounded Lieutenant Wtliiam Dud'
ing/lon the Commdnder, and by Force took him with all hij
People, put them into Boats, and landed them near Pazv-
tuxet \ and afterwards fet Fire to the faid Schooner, whereby (lie was entirely de-
ftroycd :
I HAVE, therefore, thought fit, by and with the Advice of fuch of His Ma-
iefty's Council, as could be feafonably convened, to iflue this Proclamation, HrnH-
ly charging and commanding all His Majefty's Officers within the faid Cofft-
ny, both Civil and Military, to exert themfclves with the utmoft Vigdnncc, to dif-
covet and apprehend the Perfons guilty of the aforelaid atrocious Cnme, thjt
they may be brought to condign Punifhment. And 1 do hereby offer a Reward
of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, Sterling Money of Great-
Britain, to any Perfon or Perfons who fhall difcover the Perpetrators of ilie
faid Villainy, to be paid immediately upon the Conviftion of any one or more
of them.
AND the feveral Sheriffs in the faid Colony are hereby required, forthwith, to
caufc this Proclamation to be ported up in the moft public Places, in each of the
Towns in their rcfpedivc Counties
GIVEN under my Hand and Seal at Arms, at Newport, thii Twelfth Day of
June, in the Twelfth Tear of the Reign of Hii Moji Sacred Majejly, George
THE Third, by the Grace of God, King of Great-Bntain, and fo forth,
/innoq; Dom. One Tboufand, Seven Hundred and Sevefity-two.
J. WANTON.
By bis Honor's Command,
Henry Ward, Sec'ry.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
A New Collection of Hymns Rider
The Newport Mercury RIHS
NiLES, Nathaniel. Two Discourses. RIHS
General Assembly. January; May; August; October. Facsimile.
RIHS
August. An Act for assessing Four Thousand Pounds. RIHS
Shipley, Jonathan. A Sermon preached before the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel, February 19. RIHS
Stiles, Ezra, and Hopkins, Samuel. [Circular, advocating an African
mission.] (Hammett)
Watts, Isaac. Divine and Moral Songs for Children. Arnold
Anderson Improved: Almanack for 1774. RIHS
Also, a Second Edition. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Liberty Bridge (Notice & blank for signatures) Broadside.
Prov. Town Papers
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Rhode Island College Viro Honoratissimo; Stephano Hopkins,
(Theses) Broadside. BU
The New-England Almanack for 1774. By Benjamin West RIHS
1774
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
Fuller, John. Funeral Sermon on Capt. Silas Hutchens, May 25, 1772.
(Hammett)
A Narrative of the Life of James Albert Ukuwsau Grouniosaw RIHS
Hancock, John. An Oration, March 5. RIHS
Join or Die. Broadside. (Thomas)
The Newport Mercury. Redwood
Act for Blocking Up the Harbour of Boston. RIHS
At a Town-Meeting, 12th January. (Resolutions not to Import Tea).
NYPL
The Reverend James Honyman, S. Okey fecit
— Printed by Reak & Okey, Nov. 2. School of Design
Shipley, Jonathan. The Whole of the Celebrated Speech RIHS
SOMERS, John. The Judgment of Whole Kingdoms. Twelfth Edition
RIHS
Swept, J. Infant Baptism, Considered in a Letter, 1773. RIHS
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SCHEME
Of
L o r r E R r.
Granted bjr the Honourable General AJfetnbly of the Colony of Rkode-IJiaady for raifing Two
Tboujand Pounds Lawful Money, to enable the B A P T I S T Society, in the Town of Provi-
dence., to defray the additional Expence of purchafing a Lot, and building a Houfe<hereon, fuf-
ficiently large and commodious for holding public COMMENCEMENTS.
H I S Lottery wiU be divided into fix CLASSES, as follow, viz.
Pritti.
Blonkt.
]7M
Tichcii, (I t\ DulUrttacfc,
CLASS
filn •/ ;bo
150
JO
JO
+J7J
Dolliri
JCO
150
100
loo
IJO
160
303
^00
6)0
Tkkeii. 3d CI. *'*'
5610
DcduAion, 99a
tioo Tickcu, el ; DoUui tith,
CLASS
DolUr
4»
170
«J«
LI014
2 209
PfiZM.
Blukt.
Ticket), tl 3; Dallui »ch,
CLASS
Dolltri.
Pnie of J 00
v-p
100
JO
DoUati.
500
aso
100
500
500
8 (40
4c to b« paid ia
iKkeii. stkCl. *»SO
"39
961
Piiut.
Btwki.
2200 Ticktii, «| 4 Dallen (bcH,
. S S
OolUri,
700
joa
100
!•
P«llwi.
700
JOS
«$»
too
100
joo
100
I gio
S to be pt!d i*
Ticktt.. 6ikCl »50S
Deduftioi, I4t,
2 2oa Tickeii, ti 4} DolUri cich,
CLASS VI.
D»Uui.
I Fiiie of re»9 ii
I JOO
5 JO
29 )e
k DtduQion,
1429 Tickcii, It ; DaOwt ttch,
The Managers appoinitd by the Central .4j[<:mbfy are NUhelas Brtwn, John Jttulet, fViltiam RuJfeU, Btnjamin Thtrbir, Edward
Tburktr, Nathaniel (yheatim, Daniel TiUinghaJl, ll^illiam Hi/lrqyd, James ArntU, and Nictctaj fewer, who hare given Bond for the
faithful Performance of their rcfpe^ive Trulls.
That thf above Scheme i$ calculated morcin Favour of the Adventuren than many heretofore publilhed, is very obvious, as there
tre upwards ot' 400 Prizes more than Blanks throughout the Lottery, m&ny of them very valuable, and fubjeft to no Deduftion -
the Managers therefore promife themftlves the chearful AlSftance and Encouragement of the Public, efpeciallv when it is conHdered
that this is the firft Timt the Baptill Socieur have foUicited their AfCltance in this Way, which tbey can afltte them would not nov»
have been the Cafe, had they not purchafe ■"-^fh more Land, and defigned a Houfe as much larger than the Society required for
their own Ufe (purpofely to gccommodao .c Commencements) ai will amount to the full Sum propoCt to be railed by this Lot-
tery.—TTte Tnne and Place of Drawing will Se duly notified in the Providence Gazette, and the Money-Prizfs paid off in thirty Days
after the Drawing erf' each fucccflive Cfafs fltall be made public-, if not demanded within fix Monthc after Hich Time, they will be
deemed generoudy given for the Purpofe aforefaid.— Prizes which according to the above Scheme are to be paid In Tickets, and noc
demanded within jo Days after the Drawing is made public, will be forfeited.
Tickets may be had (>f the Managers, at their refpedtive Dwellings.
PreviJenet, Junt 25, 1774.
PRO FIDENCE: Printed by Johm CAiiTtR, at Sbake/fear't Head.
Wesley, John. A Dialogue between a Predestinarian and His Friend.
Fifth Edition. Arnold
General Assembly. May; June; August; October; December.
Facsimile. RIHS
December. Whereas, the Proceedings of Congress, are to be
printed. RIHS
The Following Extracts from the Votes of Congress JCB
-Extracts from the Votes and Proceedings of the Continental
Congress. RIHS
The following is the Number of Inhabitants, taken between the 4th
May and 14th June. Broadside. RIHS
By the Honorable Joseph Wanton, A Proclamation. Public Fasting,
thirtieth of June, NYPL
Anderson Improved: Almanack for 1775. RIHS
1774
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
John Waterman, 1768-1775
All, with one exception, printed by Carter
The tirst Book of American Chronicles, Chap. II. RIHS
Care, Henry. English Liberties. Sixth Edition. RIHS
H., E. An Attempt to Confute Error, An Answer to JirahSweft RIHS
Harvey, Edward. The Manual Exercise, as ordered by His Majesty
in 1764. RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
We, a Part of the Electors (hand-bill against voting for Tories.) Broad-
side. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Viro Honoratissimo, Stephano Hopkins.
(Theses) Broadside. BU
At A Court Held at Punch Hall, Trial of Sir Richard Rum. Ninth
Edition. — Waterman (Evans)
Scheme of a Lottery, to enable the Baptist Society, to build sufficiently
large for holding Commencements. JCB
Extracts from the Proceedings of Congress RIHS
The New England Almanack for 1775. By Benjamin West RIHS
1775
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
Mr. Samuel Adams. (Portrait) Saml. Okey fecit.— Reak & Okey
CoOMBE, Thomas. A Sermon, Philadelphia, July 20, for a General Fast
Arnold
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The Crisis. Numbers I-VI-(IX?). RIHS
Lee, Charles. Strictures on "A Friendly Address." RIHS
Maylem, John. The Conquest of Louisburg. A Poem. Rider
The Newport Mercury. Newport HS
An Occasional Paper, Newport Nov. 6, Newport HS
Freshest Advices, Foreign and Domestic. Nov. 13, 20, 27.
Newport HS
These three, and the " Occasional Paper," replaced the regular
issues of the Mercury during November.
Lord Ca.mden's Speech on the New-England Fishery-Bill. Broad-
side. Newport HS
•The King's Speech to Parliament, 30th November, 1774. Broad-
side.
Rules and Regulations for the Rhode Island Army. RIHS
An Address from the Delegates of the United Colonies To the People
of England. RIHS
A Declaration, setting forth the necessity of taking up Arms. JCB
Wanton, Joseph. To the Freemen, Permit me, to return Thanks for
Elections. Newport, April 12. Broadside. RIHS
Warren, Joseph. An Oration ; delivered March 6. RIHS
Major-General Joseph Warren. (Portrait) Stauffer lists this with the
other portraits engraved by Samuel Okey at Newport.
An Almanack, for 1776: By John Anderson RIHS
Also, a Second Edition RIHS
1775
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
John Waterman, 176S-1775
All, with one exception, printed by Carter.
Ellery, William. To the Freemen, In (reply to) a Hand-Bill, dated
Providence, April 15, and signed Darius Sessions. Providence,
April 17. Broadside. RIHS
An Essay on Public Speaking RIHS
Lines Sacred to the Memory of Major-General Joseph Warren.
(Providence, July 27, 1775) Broadside Drowne
The New-England Primer RIHS
The New-England Primer —Waterman. RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
An Express Just arrived from General Washington, Oct. 24. BPL
Providence Beacon. August 10. Instructions. Drowne
[32]
Fresh Advices from London. Providence, March i6. Broadside.
Am y\ntiq Soc
Fresh Advices From the American Army. Cambridge.MayzS. Congress.
The King's Speech, To declare Our Abhorrence of Resistance and
Disobedience. Broadside. (Evans)
The King's Speech, &c. Boston, Jan. 30. Broadside. RIHS
Late Advices from England, Brought by a Vessel, New York, April 13
Broadside. RIHS
General Assembly. April; May; June (2); August; October. JCB
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio. Broadside
BU
Sessions, Darius. To the Freemen, (In defence of Gov. Wanton)
Providence, April 15. Broadside. RIHS
A Declaration by the United Colonies setting forth the necessity of
their taking up Arms. Broadside. (Auction Sale, 1907)
Extracts from the Proceedings of the American Continental Congress
JCB
Lawful Money, May 3. —Carter RIHS
June 16. — Carter RIHS
November 6. —Carter RIHS
Each issue included bills for 6 and 9 pence, i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20, 3c,
and 40 shillings.
The New-England Almanack for 1776 By Benjamin West RIHS
West's Almanack., for 1776 Broadside. NYPL
1776
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
John Howe, 1 776-1 779
By his Excellency Henry Clinton, for the Supply of his Majesty's
Forces, a free and open Market, Newport, Dec. 23. Broadside
Rider
The Newport Mercury. The last issue found is no. 954, for Novem-
ber 25.
Paine, Thomas. Common Sense ; RIHS
Thoughts on the Present State of American Affairs : RIHS
Large Additions to Common Sense JCB
Smith, William. An Oration in Memory of General Montgomer)', who
fell before Quebec RIHS
Stiles, Ezra, and Hopkins, Samuel. Address to the Public. (Concern-
ing the sending of black freemen to the coast of Africa.) Newport,
April 10. (Hammett)
[33]
Stiles, Ezra. A Dialogue concerning the Slavery of the Africans.
(Hammett)
In Congress, July 4, 1776. A Declaration, (Together with the official
action of Rhode-Island at its July session) Broadside. RIHS
In Congress, July 4, 1776. A Declaration June (for July) 13, Broadside.
An Almanack for 1777 By John Anderson (Hammett)
1776
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
J. Douglass McDougall, 1776
All, with two exceptions, printed by Carter.
By the Honorable Nicholas Cooke, A Proclamation, Day of Fasting,
Seventeenth of May. Broadside. RIHS
Proclamation, Twenty-eighth November a Day of Fasting.
Broadside. RIHS
Laycock, or Leacock, John. The Fall of British Tyranny — McDougall
RIHS
Paine, Thomas. Common Sense 6th Edition RIHS
Common Sense loth Edition JCB
Pope, Alexander. Essay on Man — McDougall RIHS
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Viro honoratissimo, Stephano Hopkins,
(Theses) Broadside. Congress
General Assembly. January ; February ; March ; May ; June; July;
August; September; November; December ist. JCB
The October session was printed by Southwick at Rehoboth.
January. (Directing each inhabitant to be provided "with a good
fire-arm, bayonet, and cartouch-box.") Broadside. RIHS
March. An Act for purchasing Two Thousand Arms. Broadside.
RIHS
April 19, 1776. (500 men to be raised)
May. An Act repealing An Act for the more effectual securing
to His Majesty the Allegiance Broadside. RIHS
June. An Act permitting Inoculation for the Small-Pox Broadside.
RIHS
At a Meeting, September 12. (Resolution for raising Men)
Broadside. RIHS
November. Be it Enacted (for raising a Regiment to serve for
Three Months) Broadside. RIHS
November. Voted, That each Captain notify his Company to
appear. Broadside. RIHS
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— December. It is voted, That all male Persons subject by law to
bear Arms, be draughted, in Three Divisions. Broadside. RIHS
— December 2d. Whereas the Act permiting the Alarm List.
Broadside. RIHS
— nth December. Resolved, That all the troops be under the same
rules as the Continental Army RIHS
Paper Money, Jan. 15. 6 & 9 pence, i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 shillings.
— Carter RIHS
March. 9 pence, i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 shillings. — Carter
July. 9 pence, i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 shillings. — Carter
Sept. 5. j\, y%, ]4, l4.,i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 20, 30 dollars.
— Carter RIHS
The New-England Al.manack for 1777 By Benjamin West RIHS
1777
NEWPORT
John Howe, 1776-1779
The Newport Gazette. No. i, January 16. Pennsylvania Historical
Society has most of the issues to October 6, 1779.
A Gazette Extraordinary was issued December 15. Redwood
By John Burgovne. (Proclamation against hostile Acts) Broadside.
Redwood
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1796
The Providence Gazette RIHS
Providence, January 5. Fresh Advices from the Westward Broadside.
RIHS
Important Intelligence. Providence, August 23. Broadside. RIHS
Fresh Advices from the Northern Army. Providence, September 25,
(from Stillwater) Broadside. RIHS
Fresh Advices from the Northern Army. Providence, October 14.
Broadside. RIHS
General Assembly. February; March ist; April; May (2); July;
August; December 2d Se.ssion. RIHS
Southwick printed the second December, 1776, and second March
Sessions at Rehoboth, and the June, September, October and De-
cember Sessions at Attleborough.
December 2d Session, 1 776. An Act to prevent Monopolies RIHS
March, (for an Attack upon the Enemy at Rhode-Island) RIHS
[36]
— March 26. An Act assessing Sixteen Thousand Pounds RIHS
— March Second Session. Militia and Alarm Companies Broad-
side. RIHS
— In Council of War, April 8. A Bounty to each Officer and
Soldier draughted. Broadside. RIHS
— April 19. That Five Hundred effective Men be raised. RIHS
— April 2 1 . An Act in Addition to "An Act for the relief of Persons
of tender Consciences Broadside. RIHS
— April 21. That the first division of the second draught of the
militia be formed into companies Broadside. RIHS
— May. (Further Time allowed for completing the Continental
Battalions) Broadside. RIHS
— May. This Assembly (Allowing Substitutes in the Continental
Army) Broadside. RIHS
— May 2d Session. An Act to prevent Monopoly RIHS
— June. An Act establishing and regulating Fees. RIHS
— In Council of War, July i. Whereas Blankets are wanted
Broadside. RIHS
— July 9. Resolved, That one of the divisions, be called upon duty.
Broadside. RIHS
— August. Voted, That the Continental Officers and Soldiers, be
supplied with Rum (Clothing, etc) Broadside. RIHS
— August 23d. An Act assessing Thirty-two Thousand Pounds.
— October. (Town-Councils to appoint Persons to supply the
Families of Officers and Soldiers.) Broadside.
— December 4. An Act assessing Forty-eight Thousand Pounds
Broadside.
United States. Articles of Confederation RIHS
In Congress. November 22 (Vote to raise ^5,000,000 in 1778)
Broadside. RIHS
Paper Money. May 22. K, X, h Vs, h tV. tV. A. irV dollar.
The New-England Almanack for 1778 By Benjamin West RIHS
1778
NEWPORT
John Howe, 1777-1779
Substance of General Burgoyne's Speeches Providence PL
The Newport Gazette Pennsylvania HS
Quarter-Master-General's-Office, Newport, 23d May. Advertisement. To
settle charges for Carting, &c. Broadside. Rider
[36]
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Southwick and Wheeler, 1778-1779
The Providence Gazette. RIHS
General Assembly. May ist ; December —Carter RIHS
The facsimile reprint of the Schedules ends with this May session.
October — Southwick & Wheeler RIHS
Southwick printed the February, March, May ad, June, and
September Sessions at Attleborough.
Orders of the Council of War, between October and Decem-
ber sessions. JCB
February. (Resolutions regarding Quakers) (Evans)
February 16. An Act for assessing Thirty-Two Thousand Pounds.
Broadside. RIHS
February. Whereas the Fines for non-attendance of Jurors.
Broadside. RIHS
March. An Act in addition to a Tax of Thirty-Two Thousand
Pounds. Broadside. RIHS
March. Whereas the (Resolution recommending the establish-
ment of Continental Loan Offices.) Broadside. RIHS
March. It is voted That the Colonels of the several Regiments
receive Cartridges and Flints. Broadside. RIHS
May. It is voted (addition to the Test Act.) Broadside. RIHS
■ May 2d Sess. Resolved, That Eight Hundred and Thirty-nine
effective Men be raised Broadside. RIHS
May 2d Sess. Resolved that the Act permitting Inoculation
be suspended. Broadside. RIHS
— May 2d Sess. An Act for calling in and sinking all the outstand-
ing Bills of Credit. Broadside. RIHS
— May 2d Sess. Resolved, that it be recommended to Major-Gen-
eral Sullivan, to take up all Persons unfriendly. Broadside.
RIHS
— June. An Act assessing Thirty-two Thousand Pounds. Broad-
side. RIHS
— In Council of War, June 4. Necessity of filling up the Brigade
as soon as possible. Broadside. RIHS
June 9. The Governor having called forth upon Duty One-Sixth
of the Militia. Broadside. RIHS
July 29. Whereas the Continental Congress empowered General
Washington to call forth the Militia. Broadside. RIHS
August 2. Voted, That the Colonels of Militia make Return of all
Persons draughted. Broadside. RIHS
[37]
— August 17. It having pleased God to order events that the French
Fleet hath put to Sea. Broadside. RIHS
— September. Whereas (Superior and Inferior Courts Revived) and
(Town Meetings for the Choice of Deputies Revived.) Broadside.
RIHS
— September. (Town Councils to take possession of the Estates of
Delinquents.) Broadside.
— October. An Act establishing and regulating Fees
— Carter RIHS
There is another issue of this Act without printer's name. RIHS
— October. Whereas (relief for the Inhabitants of the Island of
Rhode-Island.) Broadside. RIHS
— October. An Act for enquiring into the rateable Property.
Broadside. RIHS
— October. An Act assessing Thirty Thousand Pounds.
December. Whereas great Difficulties (Officers and Soldiers to
receive Money in Lieu of Articles.) Broadside. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio BU
United States. An Address of the Congress, May 9. Broadside.
RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1779 By Benjamin West RIHS
1779
NEWPORT
John Howe, 1777-1779
Henry Barber, 1 779-1800
The Gubernatorial Collection, A Farce AAS
The Newport Gazette Pa Hist Soc
The issue for October 6 is the last found.
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Southwick & Wheeler, 1778-1779
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Addison, Joseph. Cato, A Tragedy — Southwick & Wheeler (Evans)
Backus, Isaac. The Substance of an Address in Bridgewater March 10
— Carter RIHS
A Choice Collection of Masons Songs — Carter RIHS
FiSKE, Nathan. The Character, Funeral of Jedediah Foster
— Wheeler RIHS
RIHS also has a copy of this printed on large, thick paper.
[38]
At a Meeting for Sufferings, An Epistle from Dublin is recommended to
Friends —Carter RIHS
Providence, July 3, (Report of Committee on Currency) Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
•July 26, (Vote of the Town for preventing depreciation of the
Currency) Broadside. RIHS
The American Journal. No. i, March 17, is in BU. —Wheeler RIHS
The Providence Gazette —Carter RIHS
Important Intelligence. Providence, 4 o'clock. A Gentleman, eight days
from Philadelphia, brings news that Prevost attacked Charlestown,
S. C.
AAS has a broadside probably reprinted from one with this
heading issued in Providence.
Rowland, David Sherman. Historical Remarks, Sermon, June 6.
— Carter RIHS
Stanhope, Philip Dormer. Lord Chesterfield's Letters
— Waterman (Evans)
Varnum, James M. An Oration, Masons, 28th December, 1778.
— Carter RIHS
Rhode Island. Continental Loan-Office. Broadside.— Carter RIHS
By William Greene, A Proclamation. First Thursday in May a Day of
Fasting. Broadside. —Southwick & Wheeler RIHS
A Proclamation, Ninth December a Day of Thanksgiving.
Broadside. —Carter RIHS
Instructions to Private Ships of War. Broadside. RIHS
General Assembly. January ; June; August; September; December,
— Carter RIHS
February — Southwick & Wheeler RIHS
May; October —Wheeler RIHS
Resolves and Orders of the Council of War, between January and
February Sessions. —Carter JCB
February. An Act assessing Sixty Thousand Pounds. Broadside.
RIHS
February. An Act for assessing Ninety Thousand Pounds.
Broadside. —Carter RIHS
In Council of War, March 8. Recruiting Instructions.
Broadside. —Carter RIHS
March 11. Resolved, Blankets for Soldiers. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
March 12. Whereas, Twelve Thousand Pounds be immediately
struck off. Broadside. —Carter RIHS
May. Whereas (regulating Millers' Toll.) Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
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— June. An Act assessing Sixty Thousand Pounds. Broadside.
— South vv'ick & Wheeler RIHS
— June. An Act assessing Two Hundred and Twenty-five Thousand
Pounds. Broadside — Carter RIHS
— June. An Act for the better forming, the Military Force of this
State. —Carter RIHS
— June. To the Inhabitants of the United States. The Present
Situation of your Currency. In Congress, 26th May.
— Carter RIHS
— August. It is Voted (Inlistments be delivered to the Auditor.)
Broadside. RIHS
— September. An Act to Raise the Sum of One Hundred Thousand
Pounds. Broadside. — Carter
— October. An Act for the better forming, the military Force.
— Carter RIHS
— In Council OF War, October 2. Resolved, That 3000 pair of good
yarn stockings be collected. Broadside. RIHS
— December. An Act establishing Fees. RIHS
December. An Act for assessing One Hundred and Twenty
Thousand Pounds. Broadside. RIHS
Anderson Revived ; The North-American Almanack for 1780
— Wheeler RIHS
The Second Edition
The New-England Almanack for 1780 By Benjamin West
— Carter RIHS
1780
NEWPORT
L'Imprimerie Royale de I'Escadre, 1780-1781
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
Southwick & Barber, 1780-1786
L'Amour Paternel qui a toujours animd le coeur du Roy pour les
habitans du Canada, Sign^ La Fayette. Broadside. Presumably
printed by the French Fleet press, and perhaps at Newport.
Boston Athenseum
Calendrier Frangais, Pour I'Annee Commune 1781.
— De I'Imprimerie Royale RIHS
Compendium Pharmaceuticum — Barber Surgeon General's Office
The Newport Mercury. Hammett says publication was resumed
January 5; the earliest issue found is no. 983, July 15, at Newport
Historical Society — Southwick & Barber
Almanack for 1781, by John Anderson
— Southwick & Barber Newport HS
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PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Addison, Joseph. Cato. A Tragedy —Wheeler (Evans)
This, and other books ascribed by Evans to Wheeler, may have
been sold, but not printed, by him.
The Advantages of Repentance —Wheeler (Evans)
The American Journal —Wheeler RIHS
Friends, Society of. The Epistle from the Yearly-Meeting in London
RIHS
Gregory, John. A Fathers Legacy to his Daughters
— Wheeler (Evans)
Pope, Alexander. An Essay on Man. — Wheeler (Evans)
The Providence Gazette RIHS
Ross, Robert. The American Latin Grammar : Fifth Edition RIHS
General Assembly. February; March; May; July (2); September.
— Wheeler RIHS
June; October; November. — Carter RIHS
February. An Act for assessing One Hundred and Eighty Thou-
sand Pounds. Broadside. RIHS
February. Whereas (Town Clerks to transmit account of
Bounties, etc.) Broadside. RIHS
May. An Act for assessing One Hundred and Eighty Thousand
Pounds. Broadside. — Carter
There is another issue of the same Act, probably printed by
Wheeler. Broadside. RIHS
June. An Act for raising, Six Hundred and Ten Men. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
July. An Act to prevent certain Persons, who have joined the
Enemy. Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
July 2d Sess. An Act for proportioning upon the several Towns
the monthly Supplies. Broadside. — Carter RIHS
July 2d Sess. Whereas (Deficiencies in 610 men.) Broadside.
RIHS
July 2d Sess. An Act for raising 630 able-bodied Men. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
July 2d Sess. An Act for assessing Four Hundred Thousand
Pounds. Broadside. — Carter
July 2d Sess. An Act for assessing Ten Thousand Pounds. Broad-
side. — Wheeler
— July 2d Sess. (Additional Act for filling up the Continental Bat-
talions.) — Carter
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— July 7, 1780. (Additional Act for recruiting the Continental Bat-
talions.) — Wheeler
— November. An Act assessing One Million of Pounds, in Conti-
nental Bills. Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
— November. An Act for filling up Quota of the Continental Army.
— Carter RIHS
November. An Act for granting Sixteen Thousand Pounds.
Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
November. And Whereas there is a very large Sum of Money
due for Wages, to the Militia Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
■ Two Hundred Silver Dollars Reward. Broke Gaol, George
Howell, a Spy. Providence, Nov. 19. Broadside. —Carter Ridei
Lawful Money. June. 6 & 9 pence, i, 2, 3, 4, 6, 10, 20, 30, 40 shillings.
— Wheeler RIHS
The issue of July 2 was printed at Philadelphia.
United States. Observations on the American Revolution. (By
Gouverneur Morris) —Wheeler RIHS
Proceedings of a Board, respecting Major John Andrd, Septem-
ber 29. RIHS
We the Subscribers do hereby inlist, as Soldiers. Broadside.
RIHS
Bickerstaff's New-England Almanack for 1781 —Carter RIHS
There were four impressions.
The New-England Almanack for 1781 By B. West — Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar for 1781 By B. West
— Wheeler RIHS
1781
NEWPORT
rimprimerie Royale de I'Escadre, 1780-1781
Southwick & Barber, 1780-1786
Chastellux, F. J. Marquis de. Voyage de Newport a Philadelphie.
— Imprimerie Royale Harvard
Gazette Frangaise de Newport
No copy of this newspaper has been found.
The Newport Mercury. —Southwick & Barber Redwood
There is a facsimile of no. 1048, October 27.
Newport, October 25, 1781. Glorious Intelligence. Cornwallis. Broad-
side. Mass HS
[42]
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
The American Journal. No. 1507, August 29, was the last issue. Semi-
weekly after January 31. — Wheeler RIHS
An Historical Narrative of Congregational Churches in Connecticut
— Wheeler RIHS
Foster, Theodore. Providence, November 24. Catalogue of Books
(belonging to Town of Foster) —Wheeler Foster Town Records
Friends, Society of. The Epistle from London — Carter Rider
Representation to the President of Pennsylvania, Phila. 12th
Month 6th RIHS
By William Greene. A Proclamation. Thanksgiving, December 13.
Broadside —Carter RIHS
The Life and Adventures of James Albert Ukuwsau Grouniosaw.
— Wheeler (Evans)
The Life and Experience of Simon Johnson. —Wheeler (Evans)
The Providence Gazette. —Carter RIHS
Fresh Advices from Virginia. Providence, Feb. 26. Broadside.
RIHS
Official Intelligence from Virginia. Providence, November 8. (Sur-
render of Cornwallis) Broadside. —Carter RIHS
Rathbun, Valentine. An Account of the New Religion.
— Wheeler RIHS
Minutes of the Warren Association, at South Brimfield.
— Carter JCB
Watts, Isaac. Hymns and Spiritual Songs. —Wheeler RIHS
The Psalms, By I. Watts —Wheeler RIHS
Wharton, Charles Henry. A Poetical Epistle to George Washington.
— Wheeler RIHS
General Assembly. January ; February ; May (2); July.
— Wheeler RIHS
March ; August; October; December.
— Carter RIHS
January. An Act in Addition to, State's Quota. Broadside.
RIHS
January. An Act proportioning Fresh Beef. —Wheeler RIHS
On the same sheet were printed An Act in Addition to the Quota ;
Whereas Towns have neglected Silver Taxes; and, Resolved, that
any Town shall be repaid depreciation in payments for reinlistments.
Broadside.
February. An Act for incorporating 1200 Men. RIHS
[43]
— February. Whereas 1200 Men are called, for supplying them
with Bread. Broadside. RIHS
— March. Whereas (Apportionment of Money and Beef). Broad-
side. — Wheeler RIHS
— March. Whereas by an Act, apportioning 308 Men, there is a
great Deficiency. Broadside. RIHS
— May. Whereas the Legislature apportioned the Quota of Troops.
Broadside. — Carter RIHS
— May 2d Sess. An Act for granting Six Thousand Pounds. Broad-
side.
— May 2d Sess. An Act for granting Twenty Thousand Pounds.
Broadside. — Carter RIHS
— May 2d Sess. An Act for incorporating Five Hundred Able-
bodied effective men. Broadside. RIHS
— In Council of War, June i6th. Whereas the Militia now doing
Duty should be relieved. Broadside. RIHS
— July. Whereas the Council, i6th June, for relieving the Militia,
be approved. Broadside. — Wheeler RIHS
— July. Whereas from the Neglect of the Collectors, Town Treas-
urers committed to Gaol. Broadside. RIHS
— July. An Act for proportioning Supplies of Beef. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
— July. Whereas Five Hundred Men are ordered into Service.
(Supply of Corn or Rye.) Broadside. RIHS
— August. An Act for incorporating Five Hundred able-bodied
Men. Broadside. RIHS
— August. An Act for mitigating of Penalties on Delinquents.
Broadside. — Carter RIHS
— August. An Act for proportioning Beef. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
— August. Whereas it is necessary that Militia, Bread for Subsis-
tence. Broadside. Also, on the same sheet ; Resolved, Towns de-
linquent in sending Corn and Rye ; and. Whereas, Delinquents have
been Excused. RIHS
— In Council of War, East-Greenwich, Sept. 29. Whereas Five
Hundred Men (need) Bread. Broadside. RIHS
— Sept. 29. Whereas it appears to this Council, that Militia be
relieved. Broadside. — Carter RIHS
December. An Act proportioning Sixty Thousand Pounds of
Beef. Broadside. RIHS
United States. Enlistment and oath of Allegiance Jan. 3. Broadside.
(Circular.) Philadelphia, February 8. Two important Resolves
of Congress (asking Power to levy Duties). Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
[44]
Plan for establishing a National Bank, By Robert Morris, Esquire.
— Wheeler (Evans)
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio. Broadside.
(Evans)
The New-England Almanack for 1782 By Isaac Bickerstaff
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar for 1782 By Benjamin West
— Wheeler RIHS
An edition of this was printed by Wheeler for Barber of New-
port, which is probably the Newport edition listed by Hammett and
others. RIHS
1782
NEWPORT
Southwick & Barber, 1780-1786
The Newport Mercury Redwood
Verses Made on the sudden Death of 6 Young Women and one Boy,
who were drowned July 13. Broadside. — Barber Arnold
The George Haile Free Library, Warren, has a different issue
of these Verses, without name of printer.
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Backus, Isaac. The Doctrine of Universal Salvation. — Carter RIHS
Benezet, Anthony. The Pennsylvania Spelling-Book.
— Wheeler RIHS
Friends, Society of. From the Meeting for Sufferings for New Eng-
land. — Carter RIHS
Gregory, John. A Father's Legacy. —Wheeler (Evans)
The New England Primer Improved. —Carter RIHS
The Providence Gazette. —Carter RIHS
One Hundred Pounds Reward. Escaped Prisoner. Wm. Prentice,
Sept. 7. Broadside. Prov. Town Papers
Relly, James. Union : or, A Treatise. — Carter RIHS
Thacher, Peter. Prayer The Breath of Rev. Habijah Weld (Evans)
Truman, Thomas. An Oration, Masons, December 27, 1781.
— Carter RIHS
Minutes of the Warren Association at Providence —Carter RIHS
The Psalms By I. Watts. —Wheeler (Evans)
General Assembly. January ; May ; June ; August ; October ; Novem-
ber. — Carter RIHS
February. —Wheeler RIHS
[45]
— January. An Act for granting Six Thousand Pounds. Broadside.
— Carter Westerly PL
— January. An Act for granting Twelve Thousand Pounds. Broad-
side. — Carter RIHS
— January. (Act for numbering the Families)
— February. An Act for granting Tax of Six Thousand Pounds.
Broadside.' —Wheeler Westerly PL
— February. An Act for granting 3626 yards of Tow cloth. Broad-
side. — Wheeler RIHS
— February. Whereas Great Frauds have been committed, in
recruiting. Broadside. RIHS
March. An Act for raising Two Hundred and Fifty-nine Men.
Broadside. —Carter RIHS
June. An Act for granting;/^! 2000. Broadside. Westerly PL
The New-England Almanack for 1783 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar for 1783 By Benjamin West.
— Wheeler RIHS
An edition was printed by Wheeler for Barber of Newport.
RIHS
1783
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
Burke, Aedanus. Considerations on the Cincinnati. —Southwick RIHS
Hopkins, Samuel. An Inquiry, The future State. —Southwick RIHS
The Newport Mercury. RIHS and Redwood each have 13 issues, of
which only two are duplicates. Only two others have been found.
— Southwick & Barber
Newport. October 27. By the Brig — Capt. Cofifin (PreHminary
Articles.) Broadside. —Barber RIHS
Articles of the United Fire Club instituted February 6. Broadside.
Arnold
Washington, George. A Circular Letter, June i8th.
— Southwick RIHS
The North-American Calendar, for 1784: By Benjamin West
— Southwick RIHS
• Bennett Wheeler issued an edition of West's North American
Calendar with a Newport imprint ; it was probably printed in Provi-
dence. RIHS
[46]
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1793
Bennett Wheeler, 17 79- 1800
Emmons, Nathaniel. A Discourse of Salvation. —Wheeler RIHS
Providence, January i. The following is a most Particular Account
of Murders at Weathersfield. Broadside. —Wheeler Drowne
The Providen'ce Gazette. —Carter RIHS
General Assembly. February ; May ; June : October & December.
— Carter RIHS
February. An Act laying duties of Excise. — Carter RIHS
February. An Act to disqualify Persons convicted of illicit
Trade. Broadside. RIHS
- June. An Act laying an Impost of Two per Centum, ad valorem
Broadside. —Carter RIHS
■ June. An Act for granting Twenty Thousand Pounds. RIHS
December. Whereas Congress (resolved to raise) $1,200,000 for
the National Debt. Broadside. —Carter RIHS
By the United States. A Proclamation, Cessation of Arms. Broad-
side. — Carter RIHS
Declaration of the American Ministers. Providence, April 7.
Cessation of Arms. Broadside. — Carter RIHS
Definitive Treaty of Peace. Providence, December i . Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
-General Peace. Providence, March 31. Broadside.— Carter RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1784 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar, for 1784 ; By Benjamin West. RIHS
There are 3 issues, by Wheeler on the Parade ; Wheeler on the
West-side the Bridge ; and, sold by Mr. Terence Reilly. RIHS
1784
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 176S-1787
Southwick & Barber, 1780-1786
The Instructive Fables of PiLPAY. —America (Newport) AAS
Hamilton, Alexander. A Letter from Phocian. —Southwick RIHS
Martin, Hugh. A Narrative of a Discovery of, the cure of cancers.
(Evans)
The Newport Mercury. — Southwick & Barber Redwood
Newport, May 31. An Act to incorporate the Town of Newport into a
City. Broadside. RIHS
[47]
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779- 1800
Backus, Isaac. A Church History of New-England, Vol. II. — Carter
Note. The first and third volumes were printed in Boston in
1777 and 1796. RIHS
Penning, Daniel. The Universal Spelling Book, 17th Ed.
— Carter RIHS
FoBES, Peres. The Paradise of God. A Sermon, execution of John
Dixson, for burglary, November II. — Wheeler RIHS
By William Greene, Governor, A Proclamation. Definitive Articles
of Peace. Broadside. — Carter RIHS
Oliver, Thomas Fitch. A Discourse, Masons, First Day of January.
— Carter AAS
Providence. For paving the Streets, Sept. 1784. Broadside.
Prov. Town Papers
The Providence Gazette. — Carter RIHS
General Assembly. February ; June. — Wheeler RIHS
May ; August & October. —Carter RIHS
February. An Act (Ordering the issue of six per cent certificates
to meet war expenses). Broadside. (Evans)
■ February. Whereas the General-Treasurer issued Loan Office
Certificates. Broadside. — Carter RIHS
February. An Act repealing the Test-Act. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
June. Act for granting ^20,000. Broadside. RIHS
The United States Chronicle. Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1785: By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar: for 1785 By Benjamin West.
— Wheeler RIHS
The North-American Calendar: for 1785. By Copernicus Partridge.
— Wheeler Warren
1785
NEWPORT
Southwick & Barber, 1780-1786
Laws of the Marine Society. Arnold
The Newport Mercury Redwood
Shipley, Jonathan. A Sermon, February 19, 1773. (Hammett)
Articles of the Star Fire Society. Broadside. Newport HS
[48]
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769- 1793
Bennett Wheeler, 1 779-1800
Articles of the Amicable Fire Society. Broadside. RIHS
Bourne, Benjamin. An Account of the Settlement of the Town of
Bristol. -Wheeler RIHS
Cauogan, William. A Di.ssertation on the Gout. —Wheeler RIHS
The Book of Discipline, of Friends —Carter RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. A Discourse on Education, November 16.
— Wheeler RIHS
Huntington, Joseph. A Sermon, Instalment of John Ellis.
— Wheeler RIHS
The New England Primer Improved. — Carter RIHS
Prentiss, Thomas. A Sermon, ordination of Henry Wight, January 5.
— Wheeler RIHS
The Providence Gazette. —Carter RIHS
General Assembly. February; June; August; October.
— Carter RIHS
May. —Wheeler RIHS
August. An Act for Tax of Twenty Thousand Pounds. Broad-
side. RIHS
By William Greene, A Proclamation. Thanksgiving, ist Day of Decem-
ber. Broadside. RIHS
The United States Chronicle. —Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1786 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar: for 17S6: By Copernicus Partridge.
—Wheeler RIHS
There are two issues of this and also a Second Edition. RIHS
1786
NEWPORT
Solomon Southwick, 1768-1787
Southwick & Barber, 1 780-1 786
Newport Mercury. —Southwick Redwood
General Assembly. October. —Southwick RIHS
Lawful Money, May. 6 & 9 pence, i, 2, 2 & 6 pence, 3, 5, 6, 10, 20, 30,40,
60 shillings. — Southwick & Barber RIHS
Newport, October 9. The Following Draught of an Act to stimulate
Paper Bills. —Southwick & Barber RIHS
[49]
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1793
Bennett Wheeler, 1 779-1 800
New Sentiments upon Universal Salvation, by Adelos.
— Wheeler RIHS
Backus, Isaac. The Testimony of the Two Witnesses.
— Wheeler JCB
BowEN, Jabez. To the Freemen (regarding payment of interest on
State Notes). Broadside. RIHS
Bowler, Metcalf. A Treatise on Agriculture. —Wheeler RIHS
Emmons, Nathanael. Christ the Standard, Installation of Caleb Alex-
ander, April 12. — Wheeler RIHS
The Office, Installation of David Avery, May 25.
— Wheeler RIHS
Hart, Levi. The Resurrection, ordination of William Patten RIHS
Followed by, Mr. Patten's Sermon.
Hitchcock, Enos. A Discourse, Society of the Cincinnati, July 4.
— Wheeler RIHS
At a Meeting of the School Committee, i6th January, (Method of teach-
ing Arithmetic). Broadside. JCB
The Providence Gazette. — Carter RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio. Broadside.
BU
Honoratissimo Jabez Bowen, (Theses) Broadside. RIHS
The Constitution of the United Fire Society. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
United States Chronicle. — Wheeler RIHS
Winchester, Elhanan. An Attempt to Collect the Scripture Passages.
— Wheeler Rider
General Assembly. February ; May ; June ; October, 2d Sess.
— Carter RIHS
March ; August. —Wheeler RIHS
The October Session was printed at Newport by Southwick.
March. An Act laying Duties of Excise. —Carter RIHS
June. An Act for granting a Tax. Broadside. —Wheeler
Newport, August 22. An Act, in addition to (Penal Act). Broad-
sicie — Carter RIHS
October. An Act to Stimulate Paper Bills. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
[50]
December. An Act for transferring Real Estates. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
December. An Act laying Duties of Excise. —Carter RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 17S7. By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar for 17S7 By Benjamin West.
— Wheeler RIHS
There are 3 issues. RIHS
The Rhode-Island Sheet Almanack for 17S7 By Benjamin West.
Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
1787
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
Peter Edes, 1787-1791
The Advantages of Repentance. —Edes Newport HS
Foster, Benjamin. A Dissertation on Daniel. —Edes Arnold
Gesner, Salomon. The Death of Abel. —Edes Rider
The Newport Herald. —Edes RIHS
The Newport Mercury. —Barber Redwood
A Poetical Sermon, Occasioned by a disappointment in love.
— Edes (Evans)
Raspe, Rudolf Erich. Gulliver revived: Fourth Edition. —Edes
General Assembly. December, 1786; June, 1787. — Edes RIHS
An Astronomical Diary, for 1788 : By Daniel Freebetter.
— Edes RIHS
An Almanack, for 1788 By Elisha Thornton. —Edes RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1769-1793
Bennett Wheeler, 1 779-1800
Belknap, Abraham. Stop Thief. Johnston May 25. Broadside.
— Wheeler Prov. Town Papers
Buckland, John, & Fielding, John. An Account of a Hermit of the
Alleghany Mountains. —Wheeler Arnold
Emmons, Nathanael. The Dignity of Man. A Discourse in Franklin
(March i). —Wheeler RIHS
Friends, Society of. An Address from the Yearly Meeting (Slave
Trade). (Evans)
Glas, John. Christian Songs ; Seventh Edition. —Wheeler RIHS
[61]
Maxcy, Jonathan. Proposals For printing by Subscription, A Poem.
Broadside. BU
A Poem on the Prospects of America, at Rhode Island College.
— Wheeler Rider
The Providence Gazette. —Carter RIHS
The United States Chronicle. —Wheeler RIHS
Varnum, James Mitchell. The Case of Trevett against Weeden.
— Carter RIHS
General Assembly. March ; May ; October. —Wheeler RIHS
August; September. — Carter RIHS
March. An Act to prevent Bribery. Broadside. RIHS
March. An Act for granting ^20,000. Broadside. RIHS
To the General Assembly, Whereas the Subscribers were a Com-
mittee on Debts, Newport, March ist. —Wheeler RIHS
March. An Act for more equal Representation. Broadside. RIHS
Printed on the same sheet as the preceding entry.
September. An Act for collecting the First Year's Interest.
Broadside. RIHS
September. An Act for granting ^30,000. Broadside.
—Wheeler RIHS
October. An Act for punishing Persons Convicted of Larcenies
Broadside. RIHS
United States. Proceedings of The Foederal Convention. Sept. 17.
— Carter RIHS
We, the People, to form a more perfect Union (Constitution).
RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1788 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
The North-American Calendar: for 1788. —Wheeler RIHS
Wheeler's North- American Calendar, for 1788. —Wheeler
The Rhode-Island Sheet Almanack for 1788. —Wheeler
1788
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1 779-1 800
Peter Edes, 1787-1791
Surges, Bartholomew. The Seaman's Journal. —Edes (Evans)
A Letter to Philo-Africanus, upon Slavery. —Edes Arnold
Cutler, Manasseh. An Explanation of the Map of Federal Lands.
— Edes Newport HS
The Life of Cassem, Translated. — Edes (Hammett)
[52]
— Edes
RIHS
— Barbe
r
(Hammett)
RIHS
;tta.
— Edes
RIHS
— Edes
Harris
— Edes
RIHS
— Edes
RIHS
The Newport Herald.
The Newport Mercury.
Articles of Agreement, Ohio Company.
General Assembly. February; March.
Varnum, James Mitchell. An Oration, July 4, at Marietta
Wilkinson, Edward. Wisdom, A Poem.
Poor Richard's Rhode-Island Almanack for 1789.
An Almanack for 1789: By Elisha Thornton.
1788
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
COMAN, William. Five Dollars Reward (for) Jacob John.ston. Provi-
dence, June 4. Broadside. —Wheeler Prov. Town Papers
Griffith, John. A Collection of the Newest Dances. (Evans)
Hitchcock, Enos. An Oration: July 4. —Wheeler RIHS
At A Meeting of the Directors of the Ohio Company, March 5. JCB
Park, Thomas. An Oration: in the College Hall August 13, death of
Nathan Merrick. —Wheeler RIHS
The Providence Gazette. — Carter RIHS
General Assembly. May; June; October; December.
— Carter RIHS
February. An Act submitting the Report for a Constitution.
Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
The Petition of the People called Quakers, (Slave Trade). Broad-
side. —Wheeler RIHS
June. An Act for granting Thirty Thousand Pounds. Broadside
—Wheeler RIHS
October. Whereas His Excellency George Clinton (Proposed
Constitutional Amendments). —Wheeler RIHS
Rhode Island College. Honoratissimo Jabez Bowen. (Theses)
Broadside. —Wheeler BU
The United States Chronicle — Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack, for 1789 Isaac Bickerstaff.
—Carter RIHS
Wheeler's North-American Calendar, for 1789. — Wheeler RIHS
The Rhode-Island Sheet Almanack, for 1789. —Wheeler (Evans)
[63]
1789
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
Peter Edes, 1787-1791
BouRS, John. An Appeal to the PubHc, misrepresentations by James
Sayre. —Edes RIHS
The Newport Herald. —Edes RIHS
The Newport Mercury. — Barber Redwood
Consolation from Homar, (and) A Soliloquy By Rev. William Smith
— Barber Arnold
General Assembly. May. — Edes RIHS
An Address presented James Sayre, with his Answer. — Barber RIHS
Webster, Noah, jun. An American Selection. Sixth Edition.
— Edes NYPL
An Almanack, for 1790 By Elisha Thornton. —Edes RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Benezet, Anthony. The Pennsylvania Spelling-Book. 4th Edition.
— Wheeler Arnold
Doddridge, Philip. Three Sermons on the Evidences.
—Wheeler RIHS
Emmons, Nathanael. A Discourse, ordination of Walter Harris
August 26. —Wheeler RIHS
A Sermon, ordination of John Robinson, January 14.
—Wheeler RIHS
Fitch, Elijah. The Beauties of Religion RIHS
" The Choice " is on pp. 125-129.
Judson, Ephraim. Ambassadors appointed, ordination of Jonathan
Strong January 28. —Wheeler RIHS
The Charter of the Providence Association of Mechanics and Manu-
facturers —Wheeler RIHS
The Providence Gazette. —Carter RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in CoUegio. Broadside.
—Wheeler BU
Honoratissimo Jabez Bowen. (Theses) Broadside.
—Wheeler BU
Constitution of a Society for abolishing the Slave Trade. RIHS
The United States Chronicle. RIHS
[64]
Ward, Henry. Gentlemen, I have in Vain (tried) to procure the Prox
for Secretary April ii. Broadside. Rider
General Assembly. March; June; October (2) —Carter RIHS
September. —Wheeler RIHS
March. An Act for granting Twenty Thousand Pounds. Broad-
gijjg — Carter RIHS
September. An Act for levying Duties and Imposts.
—Wheeler RIHS
September. An Act relative to a Convention. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
The following is a Copy of a Bill suspending the Bills of Credit.
Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
October. Congress (submits) Articles in Addition to the Constitu-
tion. Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
■ October. An Act for repealing Bills of Credit. RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1790 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
Wheeler's North-American Calendar for 1790. —Wheeler RIHS
There are 2 issues. RIHS
1790
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1 779-1800
Peter Edes, 1787-1791
All, with one exception, printed by Edes
BucKNER, Samuel. The American Sailor. JCB
Newport Herald. RIHS
Newport Mercury. — Barber
Ratification of the Constitution of the United States, May 29. RIHS
The Bill of Rights, and Amendments, in Convention, March 6. RIHS
The Columbian Almanack for 1791 By William Lilly Stover. RIHS
The Rhode Island Almanack for 1791 By Elisha Thornton. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 768-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1 779-1800
Emmons, Nathaniel. A Discourse, November 3, Society for the Re-
formation of Morals. —Wheeler RIHS
By His Excellency Arthur Fenner. A Proclamation. Whereas the
Constitution requires. Oath or Affirmation. Broadside. RIHS
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THE REVEREND
PERES FOBES.
ProfefTor of Natural and Experimental Philofophy,
in Rhode-Ifland College, propofes to exhibit
A COURSE of LECTURES upon NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY and ASTRONOMY, viz.
Upon the Dodrine of Attradion, in which will be explained
the firft Principles of Agriculture and Botany ; upon the Me-
chanical Powers ; Hydroftatics and Hydraulics ; Pneumatics ;
Optics ; Aftronomy ; Electricity ; Magnetifm, and a Sketch
of Anatomy. The Whole illuftrated by a Variety of curious
and entertaining Experiments.
The Courfe will confift of Twelve Le£hires, two or three
to be exhibited per Week, at the Philofophy-Room in College,
The Price Twelve Shillings, for the whole Ct)urfe, or One
Shilling and Three Pence for a iingle Le6:ure.-*-To com-
mence on FRIDAY, the 25th Inftant, at 4 o'Clock, P. M.
TICKETS may be had this Afternoon, by applying to Mr.
George Benfon, Mr. Jofeph Jenckes, orto either of the Officers
of College.
Providence^ June 24, 1790.
The Reverend Peres Fobes, proposes A Course of Lectures Providence,
June 24. Broadside. JCB
Hart, Levi. The War between Michael, ordination of John Wilder
January 27. —Wheeler RIHS
The Providence Gazette —Carter RIHS
Providence, March 31. Gentlemen, No Prox having been recommended.
Broadside. RIHS
Rhode-Island united to the Great American Family May 31. Broad-
side. — Carter RIHS
General Assembly. January; May; June; September; October.
— Carter RIHS
January. An Act for calling a Convention. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
June. An Act, Mode of Electing Senators. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
June. An Act to incorporate Providence Society for the Aboli-
tion of Slavery. RIHS
September. It is voted, that a Representative be elected. Broad-
side. — Carter RIHS
Rhode Island College. Honoratissimo Jabez Bowen. (Theses).
Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
Russell, Jonathan. A Tribute to the Memory of Nathan Hayward.
— Wheeler PPL
Smith, William. A Discourse, Convention of Clerical and Lay-Dele-
gates, 18 Nov. RIHS
Sterry, Consider & John. The American Youth, Mathematics, Vol. I.
— Wheeler RIHS
[ ] To be observed on the Arrival of the President, Providence,
August 17. Broadside. RIHS
United States Chronicle — Wheeler RIHS
Wilder, John. The Blessedness, Interment of Ebenezer Lane, May 12.
— Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack, for 1791 By Isaac Bickerstaff
— Carter RIHS
Wheeler's North- American Calendar for 1791. — Wheeler RIHS
1791
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1 779-1 800
Peter Edes, 1787-1791
The Confession, etc., of Thomas Mount executed at Little Rest, 27th
May. RIHS
[67]
The Newport Herald
The last issue found is dated September 3, at N. Y. Historical
Society.
The Newport Mercury —Barber
Peckham, Thomas. To the Members of the General Assembly, New-
port, May 3d. Broadside. RIHS
Smith, William. The Convict's Visitor. Lessons, Prayers, etc.
(Hammett)
Town Tax. Whereas the Freemen assessed ^2500, Newport, May 18.
Broadside. Newport HS
The Rhode Island Almanack for 1792. By E. Thornton. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Constitution of the Bank. Third October. Broadside. „„.^
— Carter RIHS
Rules observed at the Bank in Providence. October 13. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
Emmons, Nathanael. A Sermon, ordination of Elias Dudley, April 13.
— Wheeler RIHS
Fobes, Peres. A Sermon, death of James Manning, July 31.
— Carter RIHS
Maxcy, Jonathan. The Last Enemy, funeral sermon, Manning, July 31.
— Carter RIHS
The Providence Gazette —Carter RIHS
General Assembly. February; May; October. —Carter RIHS
June. —Wheeler RIHS
June An Act for granting Six Thousands Pounds. Broadside.
— Carter RIHS
October. Whereas the Bank, petitioned to incorporate. Broad-
side. — Carter RIHS
Rhode Island College. Illustrissimo Jabez Bowen. (Theses).
Broadside. -Wheeler BU
Smith, William. A Discourse, before Masons, 27th June.
— Wheeler Newport HS
Stillman, Samuel. A Sermon, May 31, death of Nicholas Brown.
— Carter RIHS
United States Inspector General's Office. Regulations for Troops.
— Wheeler
United States Chronicle —Wheeler RIHS
Wheeler, Bennett. The Young Mason's Monitor. —Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1792. By I. Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
Wheeler's North-American Calendar, 1792. —Wheeler RIHS
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1792
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
The Charter of the Artillery Company. Rider
Charter, Constitution, etc., of the Association of Mechanics and Manu-
facturers. Rider
The Newport Mercury
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Allen, Paul, jun. An Oration, death of Roger Williams Howell,
November 22. —Carter RIHS
Doddridge, Philip. Christ formed, A Sermon. —Carter RIHS
A Sermon, care of the Soul. —Carter RIHS
Edwards, Jonathan. Injustice of the Slave Trade. —Carter RIHS
Goldsmith, Oliver. The Vicar of Wakefield. —Wheeler Congress
The Brethren of St. John's Lodge, to attend the Funeral of Moses
Badger. Broadside. —Wheeler Rider
Law, William, The Nature of Christianity. Ninth Editon.
— Carter RIHS
The Providence Gazette —Carter RIHS
General Assembly. February; May; August; October.
— Wheeler RIHS
June. —Carter RIHS
June. It is Voted, Two Representatives be elected. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
August. It is Voted, Election of First and Second Representa-
tives. Broadside. RIHS
Rhode Island College. Honoratissimo Jabez Bowen (Theses).
Broadside. — Wheeler BU
Rules for the Providence Assembly. Broadside. RIHS
United States Chronicle —Wheeler RIHS
The New England Almanack, for 1793. By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
Wheeler's North American Calendar, for 1793. —Wheeler RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1792-1800
Herald of the United States No. i, January 14.
Massachusetts Historical Society has the first and a few later
issues.
[59]
Lines on the Last and dying Words of Rev. Oliver Williams. Broad-
side. — for Richard Lee AAS
Smith, Eunice. Practical Language Interpreted.
— for Richard Lee RIHS
Some Arguments against Worldly-Mindedness.
— for Richard Lee RIHS
United States. First Congress, 2d Session. An Act for the Govern-
ment of Seamen. RIHS
Phillips's United States Diary, for 1793. RIHS
The Rhode-Island Almanack for 1793. By Elisha Thornton. RIHS
1793
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
The Newport Mercury Newport HS
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, 1 769-1 793
Carter & Wilkinson, 1793-1799
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Brown, Moses. Observations on Shepard's Letters on Baptism.
— Carter RIHS
Davies, Samuel. Method of Salvation —Carter RIHS
A memorable Instance of Divine Guidance of James Dickinson and
Jane Fearon —Wheeler RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. Oration, July 4th. —Carter RIHS
Hopkins, Samuel. A Discourse upon the Slave-Trade. — Carter Rider
Johonnot, Jackson. The Remarkable Adventures of Congress
The Nature of true Christianity. —Carter RIHS
By Sarah Osborne or Susannah Anthony.
Patten, William. On the Inhumanity of the Slave-Trade.
— Carter RIHS
Prior, Thomas. An Authentic Narrative of Tar Water.
— Carter RIHS
The Providence Gazette —Carter RIHS
General Assembly. February; June; October. — Wheeler RIHS
May. —Carter RIHS
An Act to organize the Militia —Wheeler RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogue of Books. — Carter BU
The Laws (and) Supplement to the Laws. —Carter BU
(Theses)
[60]
Sanger, Zedekiah. A Sermon, ordination of Ebenezer Lazell.
—Wheeler RIHS
A Discourse, ordination of Nehemiah Thomas.
—Wheeler RIHS
A Discourse, ordination of James Wilson. , — Wheeler RIHS
Scott, Job. The Baptism of Christ ' —Carter RIHS
A Sketch of the Life of James Arminius —Wheeler Rider
Smith, John. A Funeral Sermon, Mrs. Mary Bowers. —Wheeler RIHS
Smith, William. A Discourse, ordination of John Usher.
— Carter RIHS
Stearns, Samuel. An Account of the Pestilential Infection, Phila-
delphia. — Printed for William Child, in Johnston Rider
United States Chronicle —Wheeler RIHS
Wharfage and Storage of Goods, Providence, November 9. Broadside.
Rider
The New-England Almanack, for 1794 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Wheeler's North- American Calendar for 1794. —Wheeler RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1792-1800
Herald of the United States
RIHS has nos. 52, 57, 70 and 100. No. 87 is at Wisconsin His-
torical Society
Phillips's United States Diary, for 1794. RIHS
The Rhode-Island Al.\ianack for 1794 By Elisha Thornton. RIHS
1794
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1S00
Southwick & Woodman, 1794
Henry C. Southwick & Co., 1794-1795
The Newport Mercury — Barber Congress
An Address of the Democratic Society of New York City.
— Southwick & Woodman
Rhode Island Museum. No. i, July 7 ; last number, December 22.
Newport HS
Anderson revived : Being an Almanack, for 1795. By John Anderson
— Southwick & Co. RIHS
[61]
PROVIDENCE
Carter & Wilkinson, 1793-1799
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Baylies, William, jun. Funeral Oration, John Whiting Wells.
— Carter & Wilkinson BU
Berquin, Arnaud. The Looking-Glass for the Mind: A New Edition.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
BiCHENO, J. The Signs of the Times: First American Edition.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Burr, Aaron. American Latin Grammar — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Catalogue of Books for sale by Carter and Wilkinson. Broadside.
RIHS
Clarke, Abraham Lynsen. A Discourse, Masons.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Doddridge, Philip. Practical Discourses on Regeneration. First
American Edition. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
DoDSLEY, Robert. The Toy-Shop; Or Sentimental Preceptor.
— Carter & Wilkinson Rider
FoBES, Peres. Sermon addressed to Youth. — Wheeler RIHS
A Friendly Address (l>y the Clergy of the Town) to the Inhabitants of
Providence, December 19. Broadside.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Important Advices. We think it our Duty to communicate (French and
English Fleets.) Providence, March i. Broadside.
—Wheeler RIHS
Confirmation of the Re-Capture of Toulon. Providence, March 11.
Broadside. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The Love of Christ, death of John Thornton.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Maxcy, Jonathan. An Address, Rhode-Island College Commencement.
—Wheeler RIHS
Moore, John. Medical Sketches. First American Edition.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The Providence Gazette — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Providence, April 2. By last evening's mail (war news). Broadside.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
General Assembly. February ; March.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
May. —Wheeler RIHS
Rhode Island College. Viro Amplissimo, Jabez Bowen (Theses)
— Carter & Wilkinson BU
Order of the Exercises of Commencement, September 3. Broad-
side. — Carter & Wilkinson BU
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The Narrative of Whiting Sweeting, executed at Albany.
—Wheeler BU
TiLLiNGHAST, George. An Oration, Fourth of July.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
United States Chronicle —Wheeler RIHS
Watson, Richard. An Apology for Christianity. First American Edi-
tion. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Wilson, James. An Oration, Providence Association of Mechanics,
April 14. -Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1795 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1795 By Elisha Thornton.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Thornton's Sheet Almanack for 1795. — Carter & Wilkinson
Wheeler's North-American Calendar for 1795. —Wheeler RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1792-1800
Herald of the United States
General Assembly. June ; October. RIHS
June. Resolve for choosing Representatives. Broadside. RIHS
October. An Act for granting Six Thousand Pounds RIHS
The Indictment& Trial of Sir Richard Rum. Twentieth Edition. Rider
Scheme Of A Lottery, for finishing a House for Public Worship. Broad-
side. Haile Library, Warren
Wight, Henrv. A Sermon, October 9, 1793, Sickness in Philadelphia.
RIHS
Phillips's United States Diary; for 1795. RIHS
1795
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1 779-1 See.
Henry C. Southwick & Co., 1794-1795
Hunter, William. An Oration, July 4. — Barber RIHS
The Newport Mercury —Barber RIHS
Anderson's Almanack for 1796. — Southwick & Co.
PROVIDENCE
Carter & Wilkinson, 1793-1799
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Andros, Thomas. Light to the Upright. A Sermon, death of Capt.
John Crane. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Bicheno, J. A Friendly Address to the Jews.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
[63]
BucHAN, William. A Letter concerning Fleecy Hosiery. Second Ameri-
can Edition. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
DoDSLEY, Robert. (Economy of Human Life, from an Indian Manu-
script. Aldrich
Harris, Caleb. A Map of the State. Saml. Hill Sculpt. Boston.
— Engraved for Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. An Answer to the Question, why do you Observe
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Maxcy, Jonathan. The Existence of God.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
An Oration, July 4th. —Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
An Oration, Providence Association of Mechanics.
—Wheeler RIHS
New Theatre, Providence. On Wednesday Evening, September i6th.
Broadside. RIHS
The Providence Gazette — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Charter and Bye-Laws of the Light-Infantry — Wheeler RIHS
General Assembly. January. Table of Fees
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio. Broad-
side. — Carter & Wilkinson BU
Commencement, September 2, (order of exercises). Broadside.
— Carter & Wilkinson BU
Viro Amplissimo, Jabez Bowen (Theses). Broadside.
— Carter & Wilkinson BU
The Act of Incorporation of St. John's Church.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Salzmann, C. C. Elements of Morality. First American Edition.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Simons, Benjamin B. A Funeral Oration, Thomas Edwards.
—Wheeler RIHS
By the President. A Proclamation, Thanksgiving, 19th February.
Broadside. —Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
United States Chronicle — Wheeler RIHS
Wilkinson, William. The Federal Calculator.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1796 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1796: By Elisha Thornton.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Thornton's Sheet Almanack for 1796. (Advertisement)
Wheeler's North-American Calendar, for 1796. — Wheeler RIHS
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WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1 792-1 800
Child, William. A Collection of Hymns.
Ellis, James. A Narrative of Law-Suits in Rehoboth.
Herald of the Unitp:d States
Patten, William. Christianity the true Theology.
General Assembly. January; May; June; October.
June. An Act for taking an Estimate
Phillips's United States Diary, for 1796.
RIHS
RIHS
RIHS
RIHS
RIHS
RIHS
1796
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1 779-1 800
The Newport Mercury RIHS
Articles of the Star Fire Society Newport HS
Washington, George. To the People (Farewell Address) AAS
PROVIDENCE
Joseph Fry, 1796
Carter & Wilkinson, 1793-1799
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1800
Allen, Paul, jun. An Oration, Fourth of July.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Surges, Tristam. The Cause of Man ; Commencement.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
BuRRiLL, George R. An Oration, Association of Mechanics. April 11.
— Wheeler RIHS
Doggett, Simeon, jun. Concerning the Way to Eternal Life.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Exhibitions, Comic and Experimental. November 18. Broadside.
RIHS
By His Excellency Arthur Fenner. Benjamin Bourn having (resigned)
elect a Representative. Fourth of November. Broadside. RIHS
Catalogue of Books in the Gloucester United Library.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. The Parent's Assistant. Third Edition
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
HoLMAN, Nathan. A Funeral Oration, death of Mr. Alva Spalding.
— Fry BU
[66]
Providence, November (5) Brother, You are requested to attend the
Funeral of John Francis. B. Wheeler, Sec. Broadside. Rider
Maxcy, Jonathan. A Discourse, Doctrine of Atonement.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
A Funeral Sermon, James Manning. Second Edition.
— Wheeler RIHS
A Sermon preached September 14, Dedication of the Meeting-
House in Cumberland. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Pope, Alexander. An Essay on Man. —Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The Providence Gazette — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
General Assembly. May. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
June 18, dissent from the Estimate —Wheeler RIHS
Circular. Providence, June 29th. Gentlemen, The Freemen of
Providence dissent from the Estimate. Broadside.
— Wheeler RIHS
Providence, July 27. Gentlemen, eight Towns, of the new Estimate.
Broadside. RIHS
At a Convention of Delegates from Eight Towns, Fifteenth of
August. RIHS
October. An Act directing the Mode of choosing Representa-
tives. Broadside. — Carter & Wilkinson
Rhode Island College. Commencement September 7 (order of Ex-
ercises). Broadside. — Carter & Wilkinson BU
Viro Amplissimo, Jabez Bowen. (Theses). Broadside.
— Carter & Wilkinson BU
ROLLIN, Charles. The Life of Alexander the Great. —Wheeler RIHS
Rules for House-Carpenters Work in Providence.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Sheridan, Thomas. A Course of Lectures on Elocution.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
State Gazette —Published by Joseph Fry RIHS
No. I, January 4 ; No. 52, July 2.
Twamley, J. Dairying Exemplified. First American Edition.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
United States Chronicle —Wheeler RIHS
Washington, George. Address, Announcing his Resolution to Retire.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1797. By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1797 By Elisha Thornton & Eliab
Wilkinson. — Carter & Wilkinson RIHS
Wheeler's North-American Calendar, for 1797. —Wheeler RIHS
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WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1792-1800
Ellery, Abraham Redwood. An Oration, July 4th. RIHS
Herald of the United States
General Assembly. February; June; October. RIHS
June. An Act for granting Twenty Thousand Dollars. RIHS
June. Be it enacted, that Two Representatives be elected. Broad-
side. (Probably by Phillips.)
Phillips's United States Diary, for 1797. RIHS
1797 •
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
The Newport Mercury RIHS
Marchant, William. An Oration, Fourth of July. RIHS
PROVIDENCE
Carter & Wilkinson, 1793-1799
Bennett Wheeler, 1 779-1800
All, with five exceptions, by Carter & Wilkinson
Allen, Benjamin. An Oration, Commencement RIHS
Allen, Paul. An Oration, Commencement RIHS
Arnold, Josias Lyndon. Poems RIHS
Bridgham, Samuel W. An Oration, Commencement RIHS
BuRGES, Tristam. Solitude and Society, Philological Society. RIHS
BuRRiLL, George R. An Oration. Fourth of July. RIHS
Divine Oracles. In Letters to a Son. — Wheeler RIHS
Dodge, Paul. A Poem, Commencement RIHS
The Elephant, will just stay to give the Citizens an Opportunity to see
him. Broadside. Rider
This was also printed with a cut of the Elephant. RIHS
The Evidence and Import of Christ's Resurrection — Wheeler RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. A New-Year's Sermon. RIHS
The Providence Gazette RIHS
The Providence Gazette Extraordinary. Saturday, May 20. RIHS
Rhode Island. To the Freemen, Elisha R. Potter, having (resigned)
elect a Representative, 24 July. Broadside. RIHS
November 6. The following are the Allowances of the Militia.
Broadside. RIHS
General Assembly. October ; An Act for furnishing the Militia.
Broadside. RIHS
[67]
We the Subscribers do voluntarily inlist, October. Broadside.
RIHS
Rhode Island College. Commencement, September 6, (Order of Ex-
ercises). Broadside. BU
Illustrissimo Jabez Bowen. (Theses) Broadside.
Thompson, Otis. A Poem, Rhode-Island College. December 27.
— Wheeler RIHS
Funeral Oration, Eliab Kingman. Arnold
United States Chronicle — Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1798 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
RIHS
The Rhode-Island Calendar for 1798 By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— for Joseph J. Todd RIHS
Wheeler's North- American Calendar for 1798. — Wheeler RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1 792-1800
Herald of the United States
By His Excellency Arthur Fenner. A Proclamation. Thirtieth Novem-
ber a Day of Thanksgiving. Broadside. RIHS
General Assembly. February; May; June; October; December.
RIHS
October. An Act for granting Twenty Thousand Dollars. RIHS
Thurber, Laban. The Young Ladies' & Gentlemen's Preceptor. RIHS
Phillips's United States Diary: for 1798. RIHS
1798
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
H. & O. Farnsworth, 1798-1799
The Companion ; and Commercial Centinel
No. I, May 2, is at AAS — Farnsworth
The Newport Mercury —Barber RIHS
Rhode Island. The Public Laws passed since January, 1798.
— F arnswor th RIHS
General Assembly. June. An Act for calling out the Militia. Broad-
side. — Barber RIHS
October. An Act for granting Twenty Thousand Dollars. Broad-
side. — Farnsworth
Shaw, Josiah C. An Oration, July 4th. —Farnsworth RIHS
The Constitution of the United States — Farnsworth (Hammett)
[68]
PROVIDENCE
Carter & Wilkinson, 1793-1799
Bennett Wheeler, 1779- iSoo
All, except as noted, by Carter & Wilkinson
Allen, Paul. An Oration, Federal Adelphi. — Wheeler RIHS
Andros, Thomas. A reference occasioned by the death of his wife.
—Wheeler RIHS
Beneficent Congregational Church. A Short Catechism.
—Wheeler RIHS
Bridgham, Samuel W. An Oration, Fourth of July. RIHS
To the Freemen, John Brown will accept. Providence, Aug. 20. Broad-
side. RIHS
Clarke, Abraham L. The Catechism of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. RIHS
Dexter, Andrew, jun. An Oration, Commencement RIHS
By His Excellency Arthur Fenner, A Proclamation. Whereas, the
printed laws shall be in full force. Broadside. RIHS
Maxcy, Jonathan. An Address, Commencement, September 5. RIHS
A Sermon, death of Welcome Arnold. RIHS
The Charter of the Providence Association Of Mechanics and Manu-
facturers. — Wheeler RIHS
The Providence Gazette RIHS
President's Speech. Saturday Evening, December 15. Broad-
side. RIHS
Rhode Island. The Public Laws. RIHS
Instructions for principal Assessors, Providence, 5th November. Broad-
side.
Sir, Your being a member of the Gen. Assembly, the medical Art has
been rising. Broadside. RIHS
Dated in manuscript, Jan. 25th, 1798.
General Assembly. June. — Wheeler RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio BU
Commencement (Order of Exercises.) Broadside. BU
Exhibition, in College Chapel, 22 August, by Part of Junior and
Sophomore Classes. Broadside. BU
Exhibition, 5 December, Senior Class. Broadside.
—Wheeler BU
Illustrissimo Jabez Bowen (Theses). Broadside. — Wheeler BU
Thompson, Otis. An Oration, Commencement. RIHS
United States. Circuit Court. Declaration. Rhode-Island District.
Nathaniel Russel vs John Innis Clark. RIHS
Perhaps printed in Philadelphia.
United States Chronicle — Wheeler RIHS
[69]
Webb, Conrade. Union Considered, An Oration, Commencement.
— Wheeler BU
Wilson, James. Apostolic Church Government. —Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1799 By Isaac Bickerstaff. RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1 792-1800
Herald of the United States
General Assembly. January; May. RIHS
Sanger, Zedekiah. A Sermon, ordination of Samuel Watson. RIHS
1799
NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
H. & O. Farnsworth, 1798-1799
Oliver Farnsworth, 1799-1800
Laws of the Marine Society. — Barber (Hammett)
The Newport Mercury —Barber RIHS
General Assembly. October, 1798. —H. & O. Farnsworth RIHS
February: May; June; October.
— O. Farnsworth RIHS
Acts made and passed, February ; May ; June.
— O. Farnsworth RIHS
To the Hon. General Assembly, June. The memorial of the
Providence Association of Mechanicks for the Support of free
schools. — Farnsworth RIHS
Weekly Companion — Farnsworth
RIHS has the issue for June 15.
Newport Almanac, for 1800. —Farnsworth RIHS
The New-England Calendar for 1800. By Eliab Wilkinson.
— Printed (at Warren) for Jacob Richardson RIHS
PROVIDENCE
Carter & Wilkinson, 1 793-1 799
John Carter, jun., 1799-1801.
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1803
Allen, Paul, jun. An Oration, Election of the Independent Companies.
— Carter RIHS
Burges, Tristam. The Art of Excelling, Federal Adelphi.
— Carter RIHS
War, Necessary, Just and Beneficial. —Wheeler RIHS
[70]
Clarke, Abraham L. The Secrets of Masonry, September 3d.
—Wheeler RIHS
By His Excellency Arthur Fenner. A Proclamation. Thanksgiving,
28th November. Broadside. —Carter RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. A Sermon, ordination of Elisha Fisk.
—Wheeler RIHS
HowLAND, John. A Lecture, Providence Association of Mechanics.
—Wheeler RIHS
The Masonic Burial-OfRce of the Grand Lodge of Rhode Island.
— Carter RIHS
Maxcy, Jonathan. An Oration, Fourth of July. —Carter RIHS
Messer, Asa. A Discourse, Sunday preceding Commencement.
— Carter RIHS
New Ohio Lands. And Title Indisputable. Providence, May 11. Broad-
side. RIHS
Providence, April 13, Sir, George Brown is a Candidate. Broadside.
RIHS
The Providence Gazette — Carter RIHS
The Providence Journal No. i, January 2. — Carter RIHS
Charter of the Providence Insurance Company. —Wheeler RIHS
Charter, Laws, &c. of the Providence Marine Society.
—Wheeler RIHS
Rhode Island College. Commencement, September 4, (Programme)
Broadside. — Carter Rider
lUustrissimo Jabez Bowen (Theses) Broadside. — Carter BU
Sacred to the Memory of Mr. Ebenezer Jenckes, and Freelove, his Wife.
Broadside. RIHS
Congress of the I/^ited States. Acts, Third Session. — Carter JCB
United States Chronicle — Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for 1800. By Isaac Bickerstaff
— Carter RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1792-1S00
Herald of the United States
The Charter and By-Laws of the Warren Library Society. RIHS
An Act to incorporate Washington Lodge No. 3 in Warren.
Broadside. Haile Library, Warren
The New-England Calendar for 1800. By Eliab Wilkinson.
Haile Library, Warren
An edition of this was also printed for Jacob Richardson of
Newport. RIHS
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NEWPORT
Henry Barber, 1779-1800
Oliver Farns worth, 1799-1800
Beckley, John James. Address to the People, with the Life of Thomas
Jefferson. — Farnsworth Rider
Briggs, John. An Oration Feb. nth, death of Washington.
— Barber (Hammett)
Burroughs, Peleg. An Oration Feb. 22d, death of Washington.
— Barber (Hammett)
Dehon, Theodore. Discourse, Death of Washington. —Barber JCB
The Guardian of Liberty —Farnsworth RIHS
No. I, October 3, is in the New York Public Library.
Memory of Washington. — Farnsworth RIHS
The New England Primer —Farnsworth (Hammett)
The Newport Mercury — Barber Redwood
Patten, William. A Discourse, interment of Dr. Isaac Senter.
— Barber RIHS
A Discourse, death of Washington —Barber RIHS
The above were issued with a common foretitle ; Mr. Patten's
Two Discourses, December 29, 1799.
Proposals for printing two Sermons by Patten. Broadside.
RIHS
General Assembly. February ; May ; June ; October.
— Farnsworth RIHS
June. The following list of Officers was omitted in the Schedule.
. JCB
Acts made and passed, October, 1799-October, Ifeoo.
— Farnsworth RIHS
The Rhode Island Republican —Farnsworth
The Weekly Companion —Farnsworth
The Newport Almanack for 1801. —Farnsworth RIHS
The Rhode-Island Almanac for 1801. — Farnsworth RIHS
There were two issues.
The New-England Calendar for 1801. —Farnsworth for Richardson
(Hammett)
PROVIDENCE
John Carter, jun., 1799-1801
Bennett Wheeler, 1779-1803
Samuel J. Williams, 1800-
Allen, Paul. An Oration before the Federal Adelphi.
— Wheeler RIHS
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Atwell, Amos Maine. An address before Mt. Vernon Lodge.
— Carter RIHS
BuRGES, Tristam, The Spirit of Independence. —Wheeler RIHS
BuRRiLL, George R. An Oration, death of Washington.
— Carter RIHS
Clarke, Abraham L. A Discourse, death of Washington.
— Carter RIHS
Catalogue of Henry Cushing's Circulating Library. —Wheeler RIHS
Eddy, Zechariah. Philandrianism in Raynham. —Wheeler RIHS
By His Excellency Arthur Fenner, A Proclamation. 27th November,
Thanksgiving. Broadside. RIHS
Friends, Society of. From our Meeting at Providence, 5th Month.
Broadside.
Gano, Stephen. A Sermon, death of Washington. —Carter RIHS
Undissembled Love, Discourse before the Masons.
-Williams RIHS
Hitchcock, Enos. A Discourse, Washington, February 22.
— Carter RIHS
A Funeral Sermon, Mrs. Sarah Bowen. —Carter RIHS
Impartial Observer. No. i, August 4; No. 26, January 26, 1801.
— Williams RIHS
Maxcy, Jonathan. Reasons, decease of Mrs. Gano, December 14.
— Carter RIHS
Charter of North-Kingston Academy. RIHS
Pope, John. Certificates of Cures in Cancerous Cases.
— Wheeler Rider
The Providence Gazette — Carter RIHS
New-Year Verses, By the Carrier of the Gazette, William Gerrish,
January i, 1800. Broadside.
The Providence Journal —Carter RIHS
The Constitution or Deed of Settlement, Providence Mutual Fire In-
surance Company. — Carter Rider
Schedule of the Expences of Town of Providence, September 6. Broad-
side. — Carter RIHS
Rhode Island College. Catalogue, October. Broadside.
— Carter BU
Commencement, September 3. (Order of Exercises) Broadside.
— Carter BU
Illustrissimo Jabez Bowen, (Theses). Broadside. — Carter BU
Russell, Jonathan. Oration, July 4. —Wheeler RIHS
Thompson, Otis. A Sermon, Funeral of Capt. Jonathan Bliss.
— Wheeler Arnold
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United States Chronicle —Wheeler RIHS
Charter of the Washington Insurance Company. — Wheeler RIHS
Wilson, James. Substance of a Discourse on Washington.
— Wheeler RIHS
The New-England Almanack for i8oi. By Isaac Bickerstaff.
— Carter RIHS
WARREN
Nathaniel Phillips, 1 792-1800
Herald of the United States
Charter and By-Laws of the Kentish Guards. RIHS
Russell, Jonathan. Oration, July 4th. RIHS
The Charter of the Warren Insurance Company G. L. Cooke
TITLES NOT DATED
NEWPORT
An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. See 1754.
The Charter of the Artillery Company of Newport. See 1792. Rider
Lord Camden's Speech on the New-England Fishery-Bill. Broadside.
See 1775. — Southwick Newport HS
(3 cuts) Children in the Woods. Broadside poem. 1798 or 1799.
— H. & O. Farnsworth Newport HS
(3 cuts) The Happy Child. Broadside poem. 1798 or 1799
— H. & O. Farnsworth Newport HS
(3 cuts) Verses made on the sudden Death of Six Young Women. Broad-
side. — H. & O. Farnsworth Newport HS
Smaller than the two issues listed under 1782.
A Confession of Faith, Set forth by Baptists who own Universal Re-
demption. RIHS
The Justly celebrated Mrs Sophie Hume's Advice. Broadside.
— Southwick (Hammett)
Imported from London & Bristol, and to be Sold Cheap by Jacob Rich-
ardson & Company — Newport, in Brenton's Row. Broadside.
RIHS
Rdpublique Fran(jaise. Vice Consulat de Rhode-Island. Fait k New-
Port, le present certificat. Broadside. Rider
Republique Frangaise Vice-Consul de la Republique Francaise a New-
port. Certifie que la Signature au bas de Tacte annexe. Broadside.
RIHS
Wisdom. A Poem. See 178S.
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PROVIDENCE
( ) After which, Dancing on the Tight Rope, By Mons. Placide
and Tronche. Broadside. RIHS
By His Excellency the Governor. Instructions to the Commanders of
Private Ships or Vessels of War, authorising them to make Captures
of British Vessels and Cargoes. Broadside. RIHS
These were issued in 1779.
A Candid Address, To The Freemen of the State On The Subject Of
The Approaching Election. Broadside. — John Carter, jun. Rider
A List of the Names of Sons and Daughters, of the Family of John
Carter. Broadside. C. A. Crawford
Printed not long after November 9, 1785.
In Memory of Capt. John Crawford, lost at Sea, 1746, (and) Abijah
Crawford, 1774. Broadside. C. A. Crawford
Carter & Wilkinson's Circulating Library, opposite the Market-
House. Bookplate. RIHS
Carter & Wilkinson's Catalogue of Books is entered under 1794.
The Prodigal Daughter. See 1768.
Songs. See 1768. —Waterman & Russell
Sir, The Medical Art has been rising. See 1798.
Waterhouse, Benjamin. Heads of a Course of Lectures, Natural
History. Broadside. —Wheeler RIHS
Professor Waterhouse taught at Rhode-Island College between
17S4 and 1791.
WARREN
No. District and Port of Newport
I Collector of Broadside. Haile Library, Warren
An Act to incorporate Washington Lodge No. 3 in Warren.
Haile Library, Warren
Probably printed in 1799.
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INDEX
Note. — The figures refer to the year under which the entry will be
found. The letters N, P, and W show that the title in question was
printed at Newport, Providence or Warren. Titles not dated are indi-
cated by ND, and will be found on pages 74-75.
Adams, John
Ordination 1728
Adams, Samuel, Portrait. . .N1775
Addison, Joseph
Cato P1779, P1780
Address to People of N. E.
Aplin 1753
Beckley NlBOO
Adelos on Salvation P1786
Advantages of Marriage
Johnson N1765
Advantages of Repentance
N1772, P1780, N1787
Alexander, Caleb, Emmons on
P1786
Alleghany Hermit.Buckland P1787
Allen, Benjamin
Commencement Oration. . .P1797
Allen, Paul
On Howell P1792
July 4 Oration P1796
Commencement Oration. . . P1797
Federal Adelphi. . .P1798, PI8OO
Militia Election P1799
Allen, Timothy
Sermons P1765
Almanacs
Poor Robin.... 1727-29, 1731-34,
1738-40
Maxwell 1730
Staflford 1736-37
Shepherd 1749-54, 1757
Whitefield 1759
West P1762-67, 1769-84, 1786
Ames N1763-67
Weatherwise P1768
Anderson.. N1771-76, 1780, 1794-5
Calendrier N1780
Bickerstaff P1780-1800
Partridge P1784-85
Freebetter N1787
Thornton.. N1787-91, W1792-93,
P1794-96
Wheeler 1787-97
Poor Richard N1788
Almanacs, {cotitinued)
Stover N1790
Phillips W1792-1797
Farnsworth N1799-1800
Wilkinson W1799
Richardson NI8OO
American Chronicles P1774
Ames, Nathaniel
Astronomical Diary. .N1763-1767
L' Amour Paternel, Lafayette
N1780
Anderson, John
Almanack N1771-1775
Andros, Thomas
On Crane P1795
On his Wife P1798
Anthony, Susannah
Nature of Christianity 1754,
P1793
Aplin, John
On Walton 1737
y^ddress 1753
Mayhew Verses P1763
Arithmetic
School Committee on P1786
Sterry's Mathematics P1790
Wilkinson's Calculator P1795
Arminius, James, Sketch of .P1793
Arnold, Josias Lyndon, Poems
P1797
Arnold, Welcome ; Maxcy on
P1798
Atwell, Amos M., at Mt. Vernon
Lodge P1800
Auchmuty, Queries put, etc... 1734
Avery, David, Emmons on . . P1786
Backus, Isaac
Spritual Ignorance P1763
Letter to Lord P1764
Family Prayer N1766
Gospel Comfort P1769
Doctrine P1771
Reply to Holly N1772
Bridgewater Address P1779
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Backus, Isaac {continued)
Universal Salvation P1782
Church History P1784
Testimony of Two P1786
Badger, Moses
Masonic Funeral P1792
Balch, Thos.
Ordination of Son P1769
Bank, National
Morris on P1781
Providence P1791
Baptist Confession ND
Barclay, Robert
Apology 1729
Catechism 1752
Bartlet, Moses, on Rogers 1742
Bates, Benjamin
Electrical Fire 1752
Bass, Benjamin, Sermon 1730
Baylies, Wm., on Wells P1794
Beach, John
Sermon 1745
Beaven, Samuel
Religious Liberties 1753
Beaven, Thomas
Essay 1736
Beckley, J. J., on Jefferson . .N1800
Belknap, Abraham
Stop Thief P1787
Benevolent Congregational Society
Incorporation P1771
Beneficent Church Catechism P1798
Benezet, Anthony
Spelling Book P1782, P1789
Berquin, Arnaud
Looking Glass P1794
Bicheno, J.
Signs P1794
Address to Jews P1795
Bilpay, Fables of N1784
Bisset, George
Funeral of Mrs. Wanton.. N1771
False Apostle N1773
Bliss, Capt. Jonathan
Thompson on P1800
Bolles, Joseph
Answer P1763
Boston
Fire 1760
Port Bill N1774
Bourne, Benjamin
Bristol P1785
Resignation P1796
Bours, John, on Sayre N1789
Bowen, Jabez, on Paying Interest
P1786
Bowen, Sarah; Hitchcock on, P1800
Bowers, Mary ; Smith on P1793
Bowler, Chas.
Conduct of Friends 1758
Bowler, Metcalf, on Agriculture
P1786
Bridgham, S. W.
Commencement Oration. . . P1797
July 4 Oration P1798
Bridgev/ater
Backus' Address P1779
Briggs, John, on Washington N1800
Bristol
Earthquake 1755
Stiles at Convention N1762
Bourne's Account P1785
Brown University — See College
Brown, Clarke
Bookseller N1766
Brown, Elisha
Reflections 1759
Declaration P1767
Brown, George
Political Circular P1799
Brown, John
Nomination P1798
Brown, Moses, on Shepard . .P1793
Brown, Nicholas
Stillman oil P1791
Brown, Obadiah
In memory of P1762
Buchan, Wm.
Fleecy Hosiery P1795
Buckland, John, on Alleghany
Hermit P1787
Buckner, Samuel
American Sailor N1790
Burges, Bartholomew
Seaman's Journal N1788
Burges, Tristam
Commencement Oration.. .P1796
Philological Society P1797
Federal Adelphi & War..Pl799
Independence P1800
Burgoyne, John
Proclamation -N 1777
Speeches N1778
Burke, Aedanus
On Cincinnati N1783
Bulkly, John, Reply to 1731
Bundle of Myrrh N1763
Burrill, George R.
July 4 Oration P1797
Burrill, Geo. R.
Mechanics Oration P1796
On Washington P1800
Burt, John
Earthquake Sermon 1755
Quebec Sermon 1759
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Burroughs, Peleg
On Washington NI8OO
Burr, Aaron
Latin Grammar P1794
Buy the Truth P1764
Byles, Thomas
True Reasons 1728
C, S.
Book for Children N1769
Cadogan, Wm., on Gout P1785
Callender, John
Earlv ReHgion 1742
On Clap 1746
Campliell, Ebenezer
Bookseller N1771
Campbell, Othniel
Installment 1747
Caner, Henrj'
S'ermon 1745
On Liturgy 1748
Care, Henry
English Liberties P1774
Carpenters, Rules for P1796
Carter, John
Sons and Daughters ND
Cassem, Life of N1788
Census P1782
Charleston, Attack on P1779
Chandler, Wm.
Survey of Narragansett 1741
Chastellux, Marquis de
Voyage N1781
Chesterfield, Lord
Letters P1779
Child, William, of Johnston .P1793
Hymns W1795
Children in the Woods, Poem. .ND
Choice Drop of Honey
Wilcox N1770
Chronicle of Kings, Dodsley . .1744
Church, Benjamin
King PhiHp's War N1772
Cincinnati, Order of the
Burke on N1783
Hitchcock's Discourse .... P1786
Clap, Nathaniel
With Parkman 1738
Duty Urged 1740
Callender on 1746
Clarke, A. L.
Masonic Discourse P1794
Episcopal Catechism P1798
Secrets of Masonry P1799
On Washington PI8OO
Clark, John Innis
Against Russell P1798
Clinton, Gov. Geo.
Constitutional Amendments
P1788
Clinton, Sir Henry N1776
Coffin, Capt N1783
College
Charter N1764
First Commencement N1769
Subscription Blank N1764
Subscribers P1769
Meeting P1770
Commencement Programmes
P1794-1800
Commencement Theses.. .N1769
P1770-1774, 1776, 1786,
P1788-1792, 1794-1800
Exhibition Programmes.. .P1798
Catalogue P1775, 1778, 1781,
P1786, 1789, 1795, 1798, 1800
Laws P1793
Lectures by Fobes P1790
" " Waterhouse ND
Library Catalogue P1793
Covimencement Addresses
Allen, B P1797
Allen, P P1797
Bridgham P1797
Burges P1796, 1799
Dexter P1798
Maxcy P1794, 1798
Messer P1799
Thompson P1798, 1799
Webb P1798
Federal Adelphi Orations
Allen P1798, 1800
Burges P1799
Funeral Discourses
Park on Merrick P1788
Russell on Hayward P1790
Fobes and Maxcy on Manning
P1791
Allen on Howell P1792
Baylies on Wells P1794
Simons on Edwards P1795
Holman on Spalding P1796
Maxcy on Manning P1796
Thompson on Kingman.. .P1797
Maxcy on Arnold P1798
Poems
Maxcy P1787
Dodge and Thompson P1797
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Coman, Wm., Reward for
Johnston P1788
Compendium Pharmaceuticum
N1780
Confirmation of Toulon P1794
Confederation, Articles of. . .P1777
Constitution of U. S. .P1787, N1798
Amendments P1788, N1790
Ratification N1790
Coombe, Thomas
Sermon N1775
Cooper, T. R P1763
Cornwallis, Surrender of. N&P1781
Council of War P1779-1781
Court at Punch Hall
N1770, P1774, W1794
Crane, Capt. John ; Andros on
P1795
Crawford, John, Inscription . . .ND
The Crisis N1775
Crisp, Stephen
Short History N1770
Crown Point, Sermon against. 1755
Cumberland Meeting House
Maxcy at P1796
Cushing, Henry
Library Catalogue PI8OO
Cutler, Manasseh
Ohio Map N1788
Trances
Griffith ; Newest P1788
Assembly Rules P1792
Davies.Samuel; of Salvation P1793
Davies, Thomas
Christmas Sermon P1765
Dayton, Ebenezer, Poems. . .N1769
Declaration by United Colonies
P1775
Declaration of Independence
N1776
Dehon, Theodore
On Washington NI8OO
Defence of Halifax Letter
Howard N1765
Dewsbury, William, Sermon P1768
Dexter, Andrew
Commencement Oration. . .P1798
Dialogue between Governor and
Freeman N1762
Dickinson, James P1793
Dickinson, Jonathan
Infant Baptism P1763
Dighton
Ordination of Smith N1772
Divine Oracles P1797
Dixson, John, execution of . .P1784
Doddridge, Philip
Three Sermons P1789
Sermons P1792
Regeneration P1794
Dodge, Paul
College Poem P1797
Dodsley, Robert
Chronicle 1744
Toy Shop P1794
Oeconomy P1795
Doggett, Simeon
Eternal Life P1796
Downer, Silas
Liberty Tree P1768
Drowning, Verses on .N1782&N.D.
Dudley, Elias, Emmons on..Pl791
Earle, John, Reply to 1730
Eddy, Zechariah, at Rajmham
PI8OO
Edwards, Jonathan
Slave Trade P1792
Edwards, Morgan
New-Year's-Gif t N1770
Edwards, Thomas, Simons on
P1795
Electrical Fire 1752
Ellery, A. R.
July 4 Oration W1796
Ellery, Wm.
To Freemen P1775
Ellis, James
Rehoboth Narrative W1795
Ellis, John
Installation P1785
Ellis, Jonathan
Against French 1755
Emmons, Nathaniel
Of Salvation P1783
On Alexander & Avery.. P1786
Franklin Discourse P1787
On Harris & Robinson. . . .P1789
Reformation of Morals.. .P1790
On Dudley P1791
Episcopal Church
Smith's Convention Discourse
P1790
Clarke's Catechism P1798
Evidence of Resurrection . . .P1797
Extracts, Proceedings of Congress
P1775
Fall of British Tyranny
Laycock P1776
A Father's Legacy
Gregory P1780, P1782
Faults on All Sides
Honeyman 1728
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Fearon, Jane. P1793
Federal Adelphi
Allen P1798. 1800
Burges P1799
Federal Convention P1787
Federal Lands, Map
Cutler N1788
Fellowship Club 1752
Penning, Daniel
Spelling Book P1784
Fielding. John
On Alleghany Hermit. .. .P1787
Fire Cluks and Societies
Hand in Hand 1750
United N1783, P1786
Star N1785, N1796
Amicable P1785
Fish, Elisha
On Stamp Act P1767
Fish, Joseph
On Vinal 1747
On Crown Point 1755
Fisk, EHsha ; Hitchcock on . . P1799
Fiske, Nathan
On Foster P1779
Fitch, Elijah
Poem P1789
Fobes, Peres
On Dixson P1784
Lectures P1790
On Manning P1791
Youth P1794
Foster, Benjamin
On Daniel N1787
Foster, Jedediah
Fiske on P1779
Foster, Theodore P1781
Foster Library P1781
Fothergill, Samuel
Two Discourses N1768
Sermon N1773
Sermon N1773
Fox, George
Spelling 1737, N1769
Fox, John
Door of Heaven 1731
Franklin
Emmons' Discourse at P1787
Francis, John
Masonic Funeral P1796
Freeman's Dialogue N1762
French Passports ND
Fresh Advices
March 16, May 28 P1775
Jan. 5, Sept. 25 P1777
Feb. 26 P1781
A Friendly Address
By Lee N1775
By Clergy P1794
Friendly Address
Friends, Society of
Meetings for Sufferings. .P1779
P1782, 1787, 1800
Epistle from Dublin P1779
Epistle from London Pl780
P1781
Representation to Pennsylvania
P1781
Book of Discipline P1785
Slavery Petition P1788
Frothingham, Ebenezer
Articles of Faith 1749
Baptism N1769
Fuller, John
On Hutchens N1774
Fuller, Samuel
On Quakers N1769
G. G. Divinity 1754
Gano, Stephen
On Washington and Masons
P1800
Gaspee Proclamations N1772
Song P1772
Gavin, Antonio
On Popery N1773
Gerrish, Wm.
Verses P1800
Gesner, Salomon
On Abel N1787
Glas, John
Songs P1787
Glorious Intelligence
Cornwallis N1781
Glorious News
Stamp Act N1766
Gloucester Library Catalogue
P1796
Goldsmith, Oliver
Vicar of Wakefield P1792
Grace of Our Lord
Fothergill N1773
Graham, John
On Ward 1734
Greene, William
Proclamations 1746, 1751
Gregory, John
Father's Legacy. . .P1780, P1782
Griffith, John
Dances P1788
Grouniosaw, J. A. Ukuwsau
Narrative N1774, P1781
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Gubernatorial Collection N1779
Gulliver Revived, by Raspe..Nl787
H.. E.
Answer to S wef t P1774
Hale, Sir Matthew
Some Considerations 1733
Hall, Joseph
Christian Disposition N1764
Hancock, John
On March 5 N1774
Harvey, Edward
Manual Exercise P1774
The Happy Child ND
Hamilton, Alexander
Phocian N1784
Hammett, John
Vindication 1727
Reply to Stone 1739
Hand-in-hand Fire Club 1750
Harden, Richard
Answer to 1730
Harris, Caleb
Map P1795
Harris, Walter
Emmons on P1789
Hart, Levi
Lord on P1763
On Smith N1772
On Patten P1786
On Wilder P1790
Hayward, Nathan
Russell on P1790
Hedges, Bethiah
Lottery 1733
Hill, Samuel
Engraver of Harris Map..Pl795
Hiscox, Thomas
Portrait N1773
Historical Narrative
Connecticut Churches P1781
Hitchcock, Enos
On Education P1785
On Cincinnati P1786
Oration, July 4....P1788, P1793
Answer to a Question P1795
Parents' Assistant P179G
New Year's Sermon P1797
OnFisk P1799
On Washington and Mrs. Bowen
P1800
Holly, Israel
Backus's Reply to N1772
Holman, Nathan
On Spalding P1796
Homar
Consolation from N1789
Honeyman, James
Faults 1728
Portrait N1774
Hopkins, Esek
Reply to Taylor N1762
To the PubHc P1763
Hopkins, Samuel
Stiles on N1770
Rare Observations P1770
Inquiry and Stiles N1773
Freemen and Slavery N1776
On the Future N1783
Slave Trade P1793
Hopkins, Stephen
Albany Plan 1755
Censure 1757
Vindication of Sugars N1762
To Freemen P1763
Rights of Colonies P1765
Nantucket Land N1770
Horsley-Down Sermon
Fothergill N1773
Howard, Martin, jun.
Letter from Halifax N1765
Howell, George, Spy P1780
Howell, R. W.
Allen on P1792
Howland, John
Mechanics' Lecture P1799
Hume, Sophia
Caution N1771
Advice ND
Huntincrton, Joseph
On Ellis Pl'J'85
Hunter, Wm.
Oration N1795
Hutchens, Capt. Silas
Fuller on N1774
Hyde, Ephraim
Stiles on P1767
111 Policy of Imprisoning Debtors
1754
Important Advices
March 1 P1794
Important Intelligence
August 23 P1777
Charleston, S. C P1779
Infant Baptism
Sweft N1774
Insolvent Debtors 1754
Insurance Companies
Providence Charter P1799
Mutual Constitution P1800
Washington Charter P1800
Warren Charter W1800
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Jefferson, Thomas
Beckley on NI8OO
Jenckes, Ebenezer
Inscription P1799
Johnson, J.
Marriage N1765
Johnson, Simon P1781
Johnson, Stephen
On Fast N1766
Johnson, Sir Wm.
Letter 1755
Johnston, Jacob
Coman's Reward for P1788
Johonnot, Jackson
Adventures of P1793
Judgment of Whole Kingdoms
Somers N1774
Judson, Ephraim
On Strong P1789
Libraries
Town of Foster P1781
R. L College P1793
Carter & Wilkinson P1794
Gloucester P1796
Cushing's PI8OO
Little Rest
Execution of Mount N1791
Looking Glass
Berquin P1794
Lord, Hezekiah
Funeral P1763
Lord, Benjamin
On Hart and Lord P1763
Lotteries
Presbyterian Parsonage.. .P1771
Market House P1772
Baptist Meeting House
P1774, W1794
Luxurj' and Extravagance .P1767
Lyon, Elisha
Styles on P1768
Karigal, Haijm Isaac
At Synagogue N1773
Kentish Guards
Charter WI8OO
King Philip's War
Church on N1772
King's Church
Organ P1771
The King's Speech N&P1775
Kingman, Eliab
Thompson on P1797
Kinnersley, Ebenezer
On Electricity 1752
Lafayette
Address to Canada N1780
Lane, Ebenezer
Wilder on P1790
Late Advices
April 13 P1775
Latin Grammar
Burr P1794
Ross P1780
Laycock, John P1776
Lazell, Ebenezer
Sanger on P1793
Leacock, John P1776
De La Roche
From Quebeck 1754
Lee, Charles
Strictures N1775
L'Maine, M.
Letter to 1754
Leonard, Abiel
On Thanksgiving P1768
Letter from Quebec
La Roche 1754
Letter from Halifax
Howard N1765
Liberties of Laity
Richardson 1753
Liberty Bridge P1773
Liberty Tree Discourse
Downer P1768
MacGowan, John
Priestcraft Defended N1770
MacSparran, James
At Naragansett 1741
Convention Sermon 1747
Sermon 1752
Manchester, Job and Matthew
Advertisement P1765
Manning, James
Fobes and Maxcy on P1791
Manual Exercise
Harvey P1774
Map
Federal Lands, Cutler. .. .N1788
Rhode Island, Harris P1795
Marchant. Wm.
July 4 Oration N1797
Maregreas, see Nearegreas
Marietta, Ohio
Varnum's Oration N1788
Marine Societies
Newport Laws.. . .N1785, N1799
Providence Charter P1799
Martin, Daniel
Meditations P1770
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Martin, Hugh
On Cancer N1784
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Songs P1779
Varnum's Oration P1779
Truman's Oration P1782
Oliver's Discourse P1784
Smith's Discourse P1791
Wheeler's Monitor P1791
Badger's Funeral P1792
Clarke's Discourse P1794
Francis's Funeral P1796
Clarke's Discourse P1799
Burial Office P1799
Washington Lodge W1799
Atwell's Address PI8OO
Gano's Discourse PI8OO
Mather, Cotton
Family ReHgion 1740
Matthews, Mordecai
Christians' Exercise 1738
Maxcy, Jonathan
Poem on America P1787
On Manning P1791, P1796
Commencement Address. .P1794
Orations P1795
Sermons P1796
Commencement and Death of
Arnold P1798
July 4 Oration P1799
On Mrs. Gano PI8OO
Maxwell, Samuel
Almanack 1730
Case of 1750
Maylem, John
Louisburg Poem N1775
Mechanics and Manufacturers,
Association of
Providence Charter P1789,
P1798
Newport Charter N1792
Wilson's Oration P1794
Maxcy's Oration P1795
Memorial for Schools.. . .N1799
Rowland's Lecture P1799
Medical. See Small Pox
Compendium N1780
Martin on Cancers N1784
Cadogan on Gout P1785
Prior on Tar Water P1793
Stearns on Fever P1793
Moore's Sketches P1794
Wight on Phila. Fever.. W1794
Pope on Cancers PI8OO
Petition P1798
Merrick, Nathan
Park on P1788
Messer, Asa
Commencement Discourse P1799
Militia Companies
Newport Artillery Charter
N1792
Light Infantry Charter. . .P1795
Kentish Guards WI8OO
Army Rules N1775
Montagu, Lady Mary
Letters P1766
Montgomery, Wm.
Smith on N1776
Moore, John
Medical Sketches P1794
Morris, Gouverneur
Observations P1780
Morris, Robert
On National Bank P1781
Mors, Obadiah
Counterfeiting 1742
Morton, Nathaniel
Memorial N1772
Mount, Thomas
Confession of N1791
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. .PI8OO
Nantucket
Hopkins's Land N1770
Nature of Christianity P1792
Nature of True Christianity
1754, P1793
Nearegreas, Edward
Bookseller 1728
Negro. See Slavery
New England Almanac. See West
New England Primer
P1775, P1782, P1785, NI8OO
Newport
Estates N1763
Manufactures N1767
Incorporated N1784
Mercury.... 1758-1776, 1780-1800
Newspapers
R. I. Gazette N1732-33
Newport Mercury 1758-1776
1780-1914
Providence Gazette. ... 1762-1825
Newport Gazette 1777-1779
Gazette Francaise N1781
U. S. Chronicle P1784-1800
Newport Herald N1787-1791
Herald of U. S W1792-1800
State Gazette Pl'796
Weekly Companion. .N1799-1800
Providence Journal P1799
Guardian of Liberty NI8OO
R. L Republican NI8OO
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Niles, Nathaniel
Discourses N1773
North Kingstown Academy .P1800
Observations on Revolution
Morris P1780
Oeconomy of Life
Dodsley P1795
Official Intelligence
Cornwallis P1781
Ohio Company
Articles N1788
Varnum's Oration N1788
Director's Meeting P1788
Land Titles P1799
Okey, Samuel
Portraits N1774-1775
Oliver, T. F.
Masonic Discourse P1784
Omar
Consolation from N1789
Osborne, Sarah
Nature of Christianity
1754, P1793
Packcom, Reuben
Ardent Desire 1728
Packcom, Timothy
Letter 1741
Paine, Solomon, Short View.. 1752
Paine, Thomas
Common Sense N&P1776
Thoughts on Affairs N1776
Large Additions N1776
Paper Money
Act 1751
Act of Parliament 1755
February 27 1756
May 3; June 16; November 6
P1775
Jan. 15; March; July; Sept. 5
P1776
May 22 P1777
June; July 2 P1780
May N1786
Depreciation Table. .. .N&P1763
Currency Report P1779
July 3; July 26 P1779
Address of Congress P1779
Draught of Act N1786
Act to Stimulate P1786
Act Suspending P1789
Park, Thomas
On Merrick P1788
Parkman, Ebenezer 1738
Parsons, Jonathan
Smith's Reply to N1769
Peckham, Thomas
Petition N1791
Penn, William
Fruits 1749
Extracts P1767
Patten, William
Hart on P1786
On Slave Trade P1793
Christianity W1795
On Washington and Senter
N1800
Pharmaceuticum Compendium
N1780
Phocian
Hamilton's Letter N1784
Pirates Executed N1769
Philo-Africanus Letter N1788
Philolethes
Reply to Hopkins 1755
Pilpay, Fables of N17S4
Placide on the Tight Rope..ND
Political Sermon on Love..Nl787
Pollen, Thomas
On Embarkation 1755
Sermons 1758
Pomfret
Trinity Church ..P1771
Poor Robin. See Franklin
Almanack 1727-1740
Poor Job. See Shepherd
Almanack 1749-1757
Pope, Alexander
Essay P1776, P1780, P1796
Pope, John
On Cancers P1800
Practical Language Interpreted
Smith W1792
Prayer of Agur
Fothergill N1773
Prentiss, Thomas
On Wight P1785
Prentice, Wm.
Escape of P1782
Prevost, General P1779
Prior, Thomas
On Tar Water P1793
Privateers' Instructions ND
Prodigal Daughter P1768
Promiscuous Singing 1739
Providence
Gazette P1762-1800
Library Catalogue P1768
Market Lottery P1772
Beacon P1775
Town Expenses P1800
Quakers. See Friends
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R. T., Cooper P1763
Raspe, Rudolf Erich N1787
Rathbun, Valentine. Shakers
P1781
Raynham, Eddy at PI8OO
Redwood Library N1764
Rehoboth
Case of Maxwell 1750
Ellis' Lawsuit W1795
Relly, James P1782
Renowned Giles Gingerbread
P1768
Rhode Island
Acts and Laws.. 1730, 1745, 1752
N1767, N1772
Session Laws 1731,1732
1736, 1737
Schedules 1747-1800
Rhode Island College. See College
Rhode Island Gazette.. . .1732-1733
Richard, Poor. See Almanacs
N1788
Richardson, Jacob
Advertisement ND
Richardson, Wm.
Liberties of Laity 1753
Rights of Colonies
Hopkins P1765
Robin. See Poor Robin
Robinson, John
Emmons on P1789
Rogers, John
Letter 1742
Servant of Christ 1754
Looking-glass P1767
Rogers, Wm., Bookseller. . .N1766
Rollin, Charles
Life of Alexander P1796
Ross, Robert
Latin Grammar P1780
Rowland, David Sherman
Stamp Act P1766
Catholicism P1772
Historical Remarks P1779
Rum, Sir Richard
N1770, P1774, W1794
Russell, Jonathan
OnHayward P1790
On Washington WI8OO
July 4 Oration P&WI8OO
Russell, Nathaniel
Against Clark P1798
S.,J.
Second Spira N1768
Saddi, Nathan Ben. See Dodsley
1744
St. John's Church
New Organ P1771
Incorporation P1795
St. John's Lodge
Badger's Funeral P1792
Salzmann, C. C P1795
Sanger, Zedekiah
On Lazell ; Thomas ; & Wilson
P1793
On Watson W1798
Sayre, James N1789
Schools. See Arithmetic, etc.
Committee Report P1786
Mechanicks' Memorial N1799
Scott, Job P1793
Senter, Isaac
Patten on NI8OO
Sessions, Darius
On Wanton P1775
Shakers, Society of
Rathbun P1781
Shaw, Josiah C.
Oration N1798
Shelton, Nathanael
Apprehension of 1736
Shepard
Brown on P1793
Sheperd or Shepherd, Job
Almanack 1749-1754, 1757
Sheridan, Thomas
On Elocution P1796
Shipley, Jonathan
S. P. G. Sermon.. N1773, N1785
Speech N1774
Short History of Long Travel
Crisp N1770
Simons, B. B.
On Edwards P1795
Sisson, George
Answer 1730
Slave Trade
Friends' Address P1787
Philo-Africanus N1788
Quaker Petition P1788
AboHtion Society.. P1789, P1790
Edwards on P1792
Hopkins on N1773, P1793
Patten on P1793
Small Pox
Inoculation P1776, P1778
Smith, Abegal 1752
Smith, Eunice W1792
Smith, Hezekiah
Reply to Parsons N1769
Smith, John
Hart on N1772
On Mrs. Bowers P1793
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Smith, William
On Montgomery N1776
Soliloquy N1789
Convention Discourse P1790
Convict's Visitor N1791
Masonic Discourse P1791
On Usher P1793
Snow, Deacon
Letter read at 1742
Some Arguments
Smith W1792
Somers, John
Judgment N1774
Songs P1768
Spalding, Alva
Holman on P1796
Spelling Books
Fox 1737, N1769
Benezet P1782, P1789
Penning P1784
Squomicutite P1763
Stafford, Joseph
Almanack 1736, 1737
Stanhope, Lord Chesterfield .P1779
Stearns, Samuel
On Fever P1793
Sterry, Consider and John
Mathematics P1790
Stiles, or Styles, Abel
Ordination of Hyde P1767
Death of Lyon P1768
Stiles, Ezra
Ordination 1755
Bristol Convention N1762
Hopkins N1776
African Mission N1773
Black Freemen N1776
Stiles, Isaac
Ordination of Son 1755
Story, Thomas
Quaker Discourses P1769
Stone, Nathaniel
Hammett's Reply to 1739
Stillman, Samuel
On Brown P1791
Stillwater
Fresh Advices from P1777
Strong, Jonathan
Judson on P1789
Sweeting, Whiting
Execution of P1794
Sweft, J.
Infant Baptism and Answer to
N&P1774
Tammany Democratic Society
N1794
Taylor, Geo.
Hopkins' Reply to N1762
Taylor, John
Verbum P1768
Temperance
Court at Punch Hall N1770
P1774, W1794
Theatre in Providence
(Circular) P1762
September 16 Pl795
Exhibitions P1796
Elephant Pl797
Placide & Tronche ND
Thacher, Peter
On Weld P1782
Thomas, Nehemiah
Sanger on P1793
Thompson, J.
Lost and Undone. .P1769, N1770
Thompson, Otis
College Poem P1797
On Kingman P1797
Commencement Oration. .P1798
On Bliss P1800
Thornton, John
Death of P1794
Tillinghast, George
Oration P1794
Tiverton
Campbell's Sermon 1747
Toulon
Recapture of P1794
Townsend, Solomon
Congregational Convention
N1771
Trevett, John, against Weeden
P1787
Tronche on the Tight Rope. . .ND
Truman, Thomas
Masonic Oration P1782
Turner, Charles
On Daman N1762
Turn-Spit, Moses
Modern Eloquence N1765
Twamley, J.
Dairying P1796
Tweedy, John
Drugs 1760
Two Discourses
Fothergill N1768
Tyler, John
At Pomfret P1771
Usher, John
Smith on P1793
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Varnum, James Mitchell
Masonic Oration P1779
Trevett vs. Weeden P1787
At Marietta N1788
Vinal, Wm.
Ordination 1747
On Braddock 1755
Virgin's Advice 1730
Walton, John
Remarks 1731
Aplin on 1737
Wanton, Joseph
To Freemen N1770, N1775
Gaspee Proclamation N1772
Sessions' Defence N1775
Wanton, Mrs., Bisset on N1771
Wanton, William
True Representation 1733
Ward, Edmund, Ordination. . .1734
Ward, Henry, Prox for P1789
Ward, Richard
Conduct of 1733
Escaped Counterfeiter 1742
Ward, Samuel
To Hopkins 1757
To the Freemen 1758
The Squomicutite P1763
To the Public N1764
Stamp Act Proclamation— N 1766
To Enable Freemen N1767
Warren Association
South Brimfield P1781
Providence P1782
Warren Insurance Co W1800
Warren, Joseph
Oration, Portrait and Poem
N&P1775
Washington Insurance Co. . . P1800
Washington
Express from P1775
Wharton's Epistle P1781
Circular Letter N1783
Visit to Providence...... P1790
Thanksgiving Proclamation
P1795
Farewell Address N&P1796
Funeral Orations .....N&P1800
Waterhouse, Benjamin
College Lectures ND
Watkinson, Edward
Oeconomy N1765
Watson, Richard, Apology. .P1794
Watts, Isaac
Hymns P1781
Psalms P1781, P1782
Songs N1773
Weathersfield, Murders at..Pl783
Weatherwise, Abraham
New England Almanac 1768
Webb, Conrade
Commencement Oration.. .P1798
Webb, John, Sermon 1728
Webster, Noah
American Selection N1789
Weeden, John
Case of Trevett P1787
Weld, Habijah
Thacher on P1782
Well Wisher to Truth 1735
Wells, John Whiting
Bayhes on P1794
Wesley, John, Dialogue N1774
West, Benjamin
Almanack P1762-1786
On Venus P1769
Wharton, C. H.
On Washington P1781
Whipple, Levi, Deposition. .. P1767
Wheeler, Bennett
Mason's Monitor P1791
Whitaker, Nathaniel
Sermon P1762
White, Daniel, True Reasons. 1728
Whitefield, Nathaniel
Almanack 1759
Wight, Henry
Ordination P1785
Sickness in Philadelphia.. W1794
Wightman, Valentine
Remarks 1731
Wilder, John
On Lane, and Hart on....Pl790
Wilkinson, Edward, Poem..Nl788
Wilkinson, Wm., Calculator. P1795
Williams, Solomon. Sermon.. 1751
Wilcox, or Wilcocks, Thomas
Choice Drop N1770
Wilson, James
Sanger on P1793
Oration P1794
Apostolic Government P1798
On Washington P1800
Williams, Oliver, Lines on. .W1793
Wilson, Rachel. Discourse. .N 1769
Wilson, Samuel
Scripture Manual N1772
Winchester, Elhanan P1786
Wisdom, a Poem
Wilkinson ..._ N1788
Woodward, Josiah
Caution to Swearers N1768
Zebulun Advised
Parkman
.1738
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