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CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 BOOKS, TRACTS, NEWSPAPERS, MAPS, CHARTS 
 VIEWS, PORTRAITS^ AND MANUSCRIPTS, 
 
 IN THE 
 
 LIBRARY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 NEW. YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 jNTEWA^ORK : 
 
 Ff^OM THE PKESS OF J. SEYMOUK, 
 
 22 Dec, 1813. 
 
N 
 
 IS 
 
 New- York Historical Society, 6' Dlc. 
 
 Resolved, That the thanks of this Society be presented 
 to the Reverend Timothy Alden, for his indefatigable la- 
 bour and attention in arranging and preparing the Cata- 
 logue of the Library of this Society^ and in superintmding 
 the publication of the same* 
 
 Extract from the Minutes, 
 
 JOHN PINTARD, 
 Recording Secretary. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 On the tenth day of December, 1804, a number of gentlemen 
 belonging to the city of New-York, formed themselves into a 
 Society for the purpose of collecting and preserving v/hatevei 
 documents might relate to the natural, civil, literary, medical, or 
 ecclesiastical history of the United States, and particularly ot 
 the state of New-York. In pursuance of their object, an act 
 was obtained from the Honourable the Legislature of this state^ 
 on the tenth of February, 1809, constituting them a body corpo- 
 rate by the title of The New-Ycrk Historical Society. 
 
 They were encouraged to this undertaking by the laudable ex- 
 ample and successful efforts of Belknap, Eliot, Minot, Sullivan, 
 Thacher, and the other distinguished founders of a sister institu- 
 tion in Blassachusetts. 
 
 The Catalogue now offered to the public, executed with a 
 minuteness which, it is hoped, will be gratifying to the historian 
 and antiquary, exhibits evidence of the industry with which 
 many rare and valuable books, tracts, newspapers, maps, charts, 
 manuscripts, and other articles, have been procured. 
 
 Works in any language, iu any department of literature and 
 science, also natural and artificial curiosities for our cabinet, are 
 received with gratitude and preserved with care; yet the pri- 
 mary object of the society is to avail itself of a copy of all Ame- 
 rican and foreign publications and manuscript productions, ^^ hich 
 throw light on the history of our country. 
 
 One volume of our Historical Collections has been issued from 
 the press, and the second may shortly be expected. 
 
 The literary treasures already amassed are, principally, the 
 fruit of private munificence, as the records of the society wiH 
 fully show. When our place of deposite is permanently fixed, 
 and our arrangements made, which, we trust, will be in a style 
 iTortby of the commercial metropolis of this extensive Renub- 
 
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 3?REFACE, 
 
 lick the spirit of w(? extra hanc hihliotkccam efferalur will be cm- 
 iiously observed as to every article; yet the archives of the in- 
 stitution will be, at all times, of easy access to any gentleman in 
 search of historical information. 
 
 Of benefactors to this Society we have gratefully entered on 
 our records a long and highly respectable list. It was our inten- 
 tion to have given their names to the public in this communica- 
 tion, but the delicacy of some would, perhaps, be wounded by 
 guch a measure. The magnitude and value of the donations by 
 the gentlemen, whose names are subjoined, however, claim our 
 most explicit acknowledgments; Hon. De Witt Clinton, John 
 Pintard, John M'Kesson, Esq. Hon. Brockholst Livingston, 
 David Hosack, M. D. William Johnson, Esq. Rev. Samuel Mil- 
 ler, D. D. Gulian C. Verplanck, Esq. Rev. Timothy Alden^ 
 William A. Duer, Esq. Hon. Samuel L. Mitchill, M. D. Rt. 
 Rev. Benjamin Moore, D. D. Peter A. Jay, Esq. Hon. Egbert 
 Benson, Anthony Bleecker, Esq. Francis B. Winthrop, Esq. ; 
 and among the Booksellers of our city, MesS|i-s. T. and J» 
 Bwords, James Eastburn, Collins &; Co. Peter A. Mesier, Samuel 
 Campbell, Inskeep and Bradford ; also among the publishers of 
 Newspapers, Messrs. Coleman, Holt, and Lewis. 
 
 If the friends of this institution should continue their patriotic 
 and kind attentions ; if the zeal, which at present actuates its 
 members, should not abate ; and if the Honourable the Legisla- 
 ture of this State should liberally extend its fostering hand, as 
 we ardently hope and expect, we shall not only be enabled to 
 publish many volumes of original, important, and interesting his- 
 torical details ; but we shall, in due time, with the smiles of Di- 
 vine Providence, erect upon the broad foundation, now happily 
 laid, a superstructure, which will be honorary to the State of 
 New- York, and useful to the world. 
 
OFFICERS 
 
 OF 
 
 THE NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIEtl 
 
 FOR MDCCCXni. 
 
 HON. EGBERT BEJ^SOWjLL. D. President. 
 
 HON. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, First Vice President. 
 
 HON. DE V/ITT CLINTON, LL. D. Second Vice Presiderit, 
 
 REV. SAMUEL MILLER, D. D. Correspoadins Secretary. 
 
 JOHN PINTARD, Recording Secretary. 
 
 CHARLES WILKES, Treasurer. 
 
 JOHN W. FRANCIS, M. D. Librarian. 
 
 STANDING COMMITTEE. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHNSTON, ESQ. 
 
 HON. SAMUEL L. MITCHILL, M. D. 
 
 REV. JOHN M. MASON, D. D. 
 
 JOHN M'KESSON, ESQ. 
 
 DAVID HOSACK, M. D. 
 
 GULIAN C. VERPLANCK, ESQ. 
 
 ANTHQJS'Y BLEECKER, ESQ* 
 
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CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE NEW-YORK 
 HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 ABBOT, Abiei, Haverhill, Beverly, 
 Art. el. ser. 7 June, 1S02, 8. Bos. 
 
 Abfel, Datid G, S. of JS'exv-York. 
 Inau. (lis. on Dysenterj- sub. to the ex- 
 am, of the fac. of the phv. under the 
 author, of the trus. of CoUim. college, 
 6 May, 1794, ded. to Isaac Roosevelt, 
 John Charlton, et al. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Abeel, John Nelsox^, Philadelphia^ 
 A'e-w-Tork. Ser. bef. X. Y. miss. soc. 
 6 Ap. 1801, with report of directors. 
 8. N. Y. 
 " Dis. occ. by d. of. See Gunn- 
 
 Abercrombie, James, Philadelphia, 
 ser. occ. by d. of Alex. HamiltOD, del. 
 22 July, 1 804, 8. P. 
 
 « Charge del. 31 July 1805. 
 
 31 July 1806. 
 
 . 30 July, 1808. to the 
 
 sen. class of the Phila. acad. 8. P. 
 
 Lectures on the catechism of the 
 
 prot. epis. ch. etc. 8. P. 1807. 
 
 — — — — on the cat. confirma. etc. with 
 a ded. to Wm. White, an advertise, 
 pref. and add. to parents, sponsors, 
 and guardians, 2d. ed. 8. P. 1811. 
 
 ABOI.ITION soc. of Penn. constitu. of 
 the, with acts of Penn. for grad. abol. 
 of slavery, 8. Phil. 1788. 
 
 — of Maryl. Constitu. of the, 8. 
 
 Bait. 1789. 
 
 — of the slave trade. Short sketch of 
 the evidence for the, 12.fr. Lon. ed. 
 Phil. 1792. 
 
 — soc. in N. Jersey, Constitu. of the, 
 8. Burl. 1793. 
 
 — — societies, minutes of 1st. conv. 1794, 
 8. Phil. 
 
 , , 2d, conv. 1795, 
 
 8. Phil. 
 
 , ' , 3d. conv. 1796, 
 
 8. Phil. 
 
 — , — — , 4th. conv. 1797, 
 
 8. Phil. 
 
 — — — , ^ , 7th. conv. 1801, 
 
 8. Phil. 
 
 , 8th. conv, 1803, 
 
 8 Phil. 
 
 , . nth. conv, 1806, 
 
 8. Phil, 
 
 Academy of arts in the city of N. Y. 
 Acc of the statues, busts, etc. in the 
 collec. of the, 12. N. Y. 1803. 
 
 ■■ of arts and sciences. See Amei-i- 
 can. 
 
 Adair, James, Hist. Amer. Indians, 4. 
 
 Lon. 1775. 
 Adams, Samuel, JVew En^. Ser. fr. 
 
 Is. 32. 13 to 18. 4. [tit. p. wanting.] 
 Adams, Willi am, Dedham, Mass. el. 
 
 ser. May. 1685, 4. 
 Adam?, Joseph, JS'eiubtiry, Letter to 
 
 Thomas Barnard of N. with Barnard's 
 
 ans. 8. 1743. 
 Adams, Joseph, J^Teidngton^ Ser. occ, 
 
 by d. of John Fabyan, 8. Poitsm. 
 
 1757. 
 
 Ser. fr. Ps. 119. 126. del 13 Mar. 
 
 1769, 4 Portsm. 
 
 Adams, Amos, Roxbziry, Thanks, ser. 
 25 Oct. 1759, occ. by the success of 
 his Br. majesty's arms in the reduc. of 
 Quebec, 8. Bos. 
 
 Ser. ord. John Wyeth in Glouces- 
 ter, 5 Feb. 1766, c. by Tho. Barnard 
 of Salem, f. by Samuel Chandler of G. 
 8. Bos. 
 
 " - Ser. ord. Caleb Prentice in reading, 
 
 25 Oct. 1769, 8. Bos. 
 Adams, Zabdiel, Lunenburg, Mass. 
 
 el ser. 29 May, 1782. S Bos. 
 — — Ser. ins. John Foster in Taunton; 
 
 16 May, 1792, c. by Sim. Howard of 
 
 Boston, f. by John Lathrop of Boston^ 
 
 8. Bos. 
 
 Adams, John, Qriinaj, Twcnty-slx let- 
 ters upon intei'esting sub. respect, the 
 revolu. of America, writ, in Holland 
 in 1780, 12. N. Y. 1789. 
 
 Essay on canon and feudal law, S. 
 
 Phil. 1783. 
 
 — — Defence of the constitutions of go-» 
 vernment of the U. S. A. 3 vols. 
 Lon. 1787. 
 
 [ ] Discourses on Davila, a series of 
 
 papers on polit. his. writ, in 1790 and 
 first pub. in the Gazette of the U. S. 
 by an Amer, cit. with a pref. 8. Bos. 
 1805. 
 
 — — An?- to Paine's Right* of mwi; first 
 9 
 
10 
 
 CATALOGL'C. 
 
 pub. Ill the Colum. Cciiiiacl at Boston, 
 12. Lon. rep. 1793. 
 
 Adams, J, (coi)t.),i Brief considera- 
 tion ot" the impel-, services trnd (lis- 
 ting, virtues :iiul talents wh. recom- 
 mend, for the presidency of the U. S. 
 A. by Aurelius, V2. Bos. 1796. 
 
 — — Letter to Thomas Piuckney of S. 
 Car. 27. Oct. 1800. 
 
 . Nar. of the suppression by A. Burr 
 
 of the hist, of the adniiuistration of, by 
 J. Wood, with a biog. of Thomas Jef- 
 ferson and Alexander Hamilton, also 
 Gtric. on the conduct of J. A. and on 
 the character of Charles C. Pinckney, 
 by a cit. of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1802. 
 
 .. and Samuel Adams, Boston, 
 Four letters bet. on the sub. of govern- 
 ment. S. Bos, 1802. 
 
 Adams, John Quincy, Boston, Add. 
 del. bcF. Mass. char, fire soc. 28 May, 
 1802 [in Avii. is a handsome tribute of 
 respect to the mem. of Geo. R. Minot.J 
 8. Bos. 
 
 — — Ora. del. in Plymouth, 22 Dec. [an- 
 niv. of the landing of the pilgrims of 
 Leyden] 1802, 8. Bos. 
 
 Letter to Harrison G. Otis, in x'eply 
 
 to Timothy Pickering, 8. N. Y. 18U8. 
 
 . Remarks and criticisms on the 
 foregoing letter of— 8. Bos 1808. 
 
 \_ 3 Review of the -works of Fisher 
 
 Ames, 8 Bos. 1809 
 
 Adams, Hannah, Medjield, Summary 
 hist, of New Eng. fr. settlement at 
 Plymouth to the adoption of the fed. 
 coustilu. comprehending a gen. sketch 
 of the rev. war, 8. Dedham, 1799. 
 
 Address of a minister to his ch. in wh. 
 it is inquired whether a ch. be obliged 
 or authorised to require a jjub. and for- 
 mal confession of some partic. misde- 
 meanors, prior to a chi'istian profes- 
 sion, etc. 8. Bos. 1784. 
 
 — — to christians on presidential elec- 
 tion, 1800. 
 
 to the indepen. electors of tlie state 
 
 of N. Y. 20 Mar. 12. Alb. 181.S. 
 
 Adet, France, U. S. A. Notes addressees 
 par le cit. au secretaire des Etats Unis, 
 with a transla. 8. Phil. 1796. 
 
 Administration, Vindica. of the mea- 
 sures of the present, by Algernon Sid- 
 ney, taken fr. the Nat. Intel!. 8. Wash. 
 1803. 
 
 Advices for peace, etc. being the 2d. 
 part of a reply to the vindica. of tlie 
 subschb. ministers cont. a defence of 
 the, with app. cont. extracts fr. writ- 
 ings of Tong, Ro|;in^Ofl, Uaxter, Owen, 
 8., Lon. ITlil 
 
 African marine fund for the relief c/f 
 the distressed orphans and poor mem- 
 bers of this fund, Constitu. of the, [in 
 N. Y.] 12. Newark, 1810. 
 
 Agricultltre, arts, and manufactures. 
 Transac. of the soc. instituted in the 
 state of N. Y. for the promot. of, 1st. 
 part, 4.N. Y. 1792. 
 
 Transac. of the soc. for promot. in 
 
 Con. 4. New H. 1802. 
 
 Trausac. of the soc. in Duchess eo. 
 
 for the promotion of, 2 vols. 8. Poughk. 
 1807. 1809. 
 
 Memoirs of the Phila. soc. for pro- 
 mot. with a statis. acc. of the Schuvl- 
 kill bridge, 1st. vol. 8. Phil. 1808. 
 
 soc. of Massachusetts. See Mass. 
 
 Air balloons, principles, hist. etc. also a 
 prospectus of Blanchard's and Baker's 
 intended aerial voyage fr. the city of 
 N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1796. 
 
 Ak EN SIDE, Works in prose and ver.se, 
 w itli his fac simile and poems, by mrs. 
 Barbauld, 12. N. Bruns. 1808. 
 
 Alrers, J. A. Americanische annalen 
 der arzneykunde, naturgeschichte^ 
 chcmie, und physik von, 8. Bremen, 
 1803. 
 
 Alcuin, a dialogue with an advertise, by 
 E. H. Smith, 18. N. Y. 1798. 
 
 Ai.DEN, John, Leyden, Plymonth, Dux- 
 borough. Poem oco. by d. of, written 
 by J[ohn] C[otton of Plymouth,! 
 Ports, rep. 1806. 
 
 Alden, Timothy, Yarmouth, ser. ded. 
 new meetingh. 1 Jan. 1795, 8. Bos. 
 
 Poem occ. by d. of Joshua Grav, 
 
 ofY. 
 
 — Coll. of poems on rel. subjects, 4f. 
 Newark, 1810, 1811. 
 ALDEN,TiMOTnY, Porismouth, Boston, 
 A''e-ioark, JV. York, sei*. occ. by d. of 
 G. Washington, with notes, 8. P. rep. 
 1800. 
 
 century ser. 4. Jan. 1801, witli his*- 
 
 tor. notes r.nd app. cont. acc. of news- 
 papers printed in N. Hamp. 8. P. 
 
 Dis. del. bef. Portsmouth fern, as}'- 
 
 lum, 17 Nov. 1802, with a list of mem. 
 and occas. hymns by J. M. Sewall aafl 
 G. Richards, 8. P. 
 
 — — Valedic. dis. del. in P. 11 Aug. 
 1 805, with notes, result of an eccle*;. 
 council advising to his discharge, and 
 recommenda. fr. his ch. and congi'egR- 
 8. P. 
 
 Catal. of his pupils at P. fr. 1800 
 
 to 1808, etc. 12 P. 
 — — Prac. questions on Eng. gram. witiK 
 
 Uirec. for parsing, 12. Bos. 1808. 
 — — Ilistor, acc. of veh societies- in P- 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 11 
 
 fi*. 162S to 1805, with bios^. notices of 
 the ministers of each, 8. Bos. 1808, 
 
 Aldex, Timothy, (cont.) Memoirs of 
 Edward and Wm. Tyng, 8. Bos. 1808. 
 
 — — Quarterly catalogues of the names 
 of young ladies in his acad. at Bos. 
 v ith explan. notes in six numbers, 12. 
 Bos. 1808, 1809. 
 
 — — Testimonials in favour of, by min- 
 isters and others in Bos. and vicinity, 
 pub. by trustees of Newark acad. 12. 
 N. 181 . 
 
 <r— Quarterly catalogues with various 
 honorary notices of young ladies at 
 Newark acad. in ten numbers, with oc- 
 cas. addresses to his pupils, and ded. to 
 Mary Smith, Catharine Wendel, Ma- 
 ry Palmer, Mary Rodger s, Hannah 
 Keed, Elizabeth Tyng, Hannah Hor- 
 lon, Hannah Adams, Mary Lear, 
 Rebecca Collins, 12. N. 1810 to 1812. 
 
 ■■ ■ ■ Key to quarterly catal. with histor. 
 acc. of the Newark acad. 12 N. 1810. 
 
 — — Memoirs of Jonathan French of 
 Andover, 8. N. Y. 1810. 
 
 Catalogue of the books, panaplilets. 
 
 newspapers, maps, charts, manu- 
 scripts, etc. in the library of the 
 Mass. his. soc. to the SOtli, p. and 
 thence comprising sundry lists, to the 
 GGth, by [Joseph McKean] 8. Bos. 
 1811. 
 
 — — New Jersey register for 1812, with 
 a circular rel. to a hist, of the state, 
 18. N. 
 
 — _ for 1812, cont. as well as 
 
 the former, various histor. details. 18. 
 N. 
 
 Coll. of Amer. epitaphs and inscrip- 
 tions, with occas. biog. and histor. notes, 
 with an appropriate engraving by P. 
 Maverick, Ist. vol. 18. N. Y. ISI2' 
 
 = Memoirs of Mary Smith of New- 
 ark, with the fimeral add. by James 
 Richards, q. v. 18. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 Alexander, A — ^ — Prince Edio. 
 
 CO. Philadelphia^ Princeton, Dis 
 occ. by the burning of tlie theatre in 
 Eichmond, del. in Phil. 8 Jan. 1812, 
 with the proceed, of the univ. of 
 of Penn. 8. Phil. 
 
 Alexandria, and other seaports in 
 the U. S. A. Add. to the inhabi. of, 
 fr. a proprietor of lands on the Scioto, 
 12, 1790. 
 
 Algiers, A short acc. of, and its seve- 
 ral wars, Avith a view of the rupture 
 bet. and the U. S. A. also an app. cont. 
 letters from Pem'ose, McShane, and 
 other Amer. captive?, 2d. ed. 8, Pliil. 
 ^794 
 
 Allei'J, James, Joshua Moodey, 
 SamuelWillard,Cotto ^jMa- 
 theh, Boston^ Principles of the 
 l)rot. religion maintained and chur- 
 ches of N. Eng. defended ag, the ca- 
 lumnies of George Keith, [imp.J 12. 
 Bos. 1690. 
 
 Allen, James, JBrooklinej Mass. ef; 
 ser. May 1744, 8. Bos. 
 
 Allen, Ethan, Bennington, Nai\ of 
 his captivity, voyages, and travels, Vi, 
 Phil. 1779.' also 12. Walpole, 1807. 
 
 Allen, Jonathan, Bradford, ser. 
 ord. Ebenezer Allen in Wolfebo- 
 rough, 25 Oct. 1792. c. by Jeremiah 
 Shaw of Moultonborough, f. by Asa 
 Piper of Wakefield, 8. Pons. 17D3. 
 
 ser. ord. David T. Kimball in Ips- 
 wich, 8 Oct. 1806, introduc. add. by 
 Abiel Abbot of Beverly, Kimball's i-e- 
 ply to the renewal of^the cimvch'j 
 call, c. by INIanasseh Cutler, of Hamil- 
 ton, f. by Joseph Dana of I. 8. New- 
 buryport. 
 
 Allen, Ira, Nat. and poUt. hist, of 
 Vermont, with an app. cont. ans. to 
 sundry queries add. to the author, and 
 a map of the state. 8. Lon. 1798. 
 
 Allen, Benjamin, Letter of admo- 
 nition fr. the congi'ega. ch. in Plain- 
 field to, to wh. is add. Calvinism ex- 
 posed to contempt. 12. Herkimer, 
 1808. 
 
 Allen, Thomas, Pittsfield, Mass 
 el. ser. 25 May, 1S08. 8. Bos. 
 
 Allen, William, Piitfifield, Acc. 
 of the separa. in the ch. and town of 
 P. with remarks on some eccles. pro- 
 ceed, wh. seem to have violated the 
 principles of the congrega. and inde- 
 pendent ch. of N. Eng. 8. P. 1809. 
 
 Mass. el. ser. May, 1813. S. Bos. 
 
 Allen, United we stand, divided we 
 fall, a poem, 24. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 Allyn, John, Dnxborough, Mass. 
 el. ser. 24 May, 1805, with notes, 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 Almanack de Versailles, 1780. 18. 
 
 - ■ historique de la provence de Gui- 
 
 eime, pour 1789, a Bordeaux . 
 
 pour I'au 6, a Paris. 
 
 Almanack v kaleadario general, ea 
 
 Madrid, 1789. 
 Almanack, N. Jer. for 1783, Trenton. 
 The celeslial telegraph for 1795^ 
 
 Lon. 
 
 Grant's for 1799, Dublin. 
 
 Citizen and farmer's N. Jcr, for 
 
 1809, 1810. Morris. 
 
 Gaine's, N. Y. 1813, 
 
 -Kite'-J for 1811, Phil. 
 
12 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 Almawack, (cont.) David Young's for 
 
 1811. Eliz. 
 Hutchins's, for 181'2. N.Y. 
 
 — Smith and Fornian's, for 1812, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Middlebrooks^ for 1813, New Ha- 
 re n 
 
 I Scries of New Eng. See app. 
 
 Almojt, See llemeinbrancer. Parlia- 
 mentary register, Debates. 
 
 Almsiious3 in the city of N. Y, Rules 
 for the gov of the, agreed to at a 
 com. council, 1 800, S. N. Y. 
 
 Alsop, Richard, Poem to mem. of 
 G. Wasliington, 8. Hart. 1800. 
 
 Ambrose, Isaac, Christ coming to 
 judgment, 12. Bos. 
 
 America, The contest in, bet. Gr. 
 Brit, and Fr. Avith its consequences 
 and impor. by an impar. hand^ 8. Lou. 
 1757. 
 
 — ~— Account of the Span, settle, in, 
 
 ■with a map, 8. Edin. 1762. 
 — — Hist, of the Brit, domin. in North, 
 
 to 1763, in 14 books, with a map, 4. 
 
 Lon. 1773. 
 — — Acc. of European settle, in, witlx 
 
 two maps, 4th. ed. by [Edm. Burke] 
 
 2 vols. 8. Lon. 1765. 
 ' speeches in favour of, del. in the 
 
 h. of commons hy Johnstone, Cruger, 
 
 liUtterell, Acland, H. T, LuttercU, 
 
 Hartley Granby, and Edm. Burke, 
 
 in fav. of prot. dissenters, 8. N. Y. 
 
 1775. 
 
 — — Appeal to the justice and interests 
 of Gr. Brit, in the present disputes 
 with, 4th ed. 8. Lon. 1776. 
 
 Second appeal, etc. 8. Lon. 177^. 
 
 — — Speech intended to have heen del. 
 in the h. of com. in support of the pe- 
 tition fr. cong. by the author of tlie 
 Appeal, etc. b. Lon. 1775. 
 
 — — True interest of, stated in strictures 
 on Paine*s Com. sense, 8. Phil. 1776 
 Hist, of civil war in, comprehend- 
 ing the campaigns of 177j, 6, 7, by 
 an officer of the army, 2d. ed. 2 vols. 
 8. Lon. 1780. 
 
 . The polit. establish, of the U. S. of, 
 
 rviewed, by a fellow cit. 8. Phil. 1784. 
 
 »— — The commer. conduct of the U. S. 
 of, considered, and tlie true interest 
 thereof attempted to be shown by a 
 cit. of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1786. 
 
 America \ magazine, the new, for 
 1758, 1759, except the 1st. num. by 
 Sylvanus Americanus,8. Woodbridge. 
 
 — — Gazetteer, illus. Avith maps, 3 Vols. 
 12. Lon. 1762. 
 
 — phil. soc. held at Pliila. transac. of 
 
 the, illust. with plates, S first vols. 4. 
 Piiil. 1771, 1776. 
 
 AjUERiCAN (cont.) affairs. Add. to the 
 prot. dissent, on the approaching elcc. 
 tlon of mem. of parlia. rel. to the state 
 of pub. liberty and, 8. Bos. rep. 177.4. 
 
 husbandry, by an American, 2 vols. 
 
 8. Lon, 1775. 
 
 — — colonics, Ans. to the dcclara. of the, 
 Sd. ed. 8. Lon. 1776. 
 
 — states with Europe and the W. In- 
 dies, Observa. on the commerce of the, 
 also, John Adams's Essay on canon and 
 feudal law, 8. Phil. 1783. 
 
 — — acad. of arts and sciences at Bos. 
 Memoirs of the, 1st. vol. to the end of 
 1783, illus. v,ith plates, 4. Bos. 1785. 
 
 2d. vol. 1st. part, 4. Bos. 1793. 
 
 Apollo, 8. Bos. 1792. [The first 
 
 Collec. of the Mjiss. his. soc. were pub. 
 in connection with this period, work.]) 
 
 ■ ■ poems, selected and original, [I793.j 
 
 2 vols. 8. Litchf. 
 
 — — - remembrancer, or an impar, coll. 
 of essays, resolves, speeches, etc. rel. 
 to the treaty with Gr. Brit. 3 vols. 8. 
 Phil. 1795. 
 
 monthly review, fr. Jan. to Ap. ia- 
 
 clus. with an app. for 1795, 8. Phil. 
 
 review and lit, journal for 1 801, 
 
 1802, 2 vols. 8. N. Y. 
 
 — — register, or gen. repos. hist, pol, and 
 science, 6 vols. 8. Phil. 1805 to 1810. 
 
 — — classic association. Articles for the 
 estab, of a soc, to be denominated the, 
 8. Phil. 1808. 
 
 review, or hist, and pol. and gen, 
 
 repos. of litera, and state papers, 2 vols. 
 8. Phil. 1811. 
 
 — ■ med. and phil. register, or annals of 
 medicine, nat, hist, agricul. and the 
 ai'ts, with portraits of John Bard, Cad- 
 walladcr Golden, John Cochran, Sa- 
 muel Johnson, Alyles Cooper, John 
 Jones, also profde of lidward Miller, 
 and view of the N. Y. botanic garden, 
 [hortus Elglnensis,] city hospital, etc. 
 
 3 vols. 1st. ded. to De Witt Clinton, 
 2tI.to Brockholst Livingston, 3d. to Ben- 
 jamin Rush, 8. N. Y, 1811 to 1813. 
 
 in Algiers, or patriot of '76 in cap- 
 tivity, 12. 
 
 senator. See Carpenter. 
 
 Americans, Strictures on a pam. enti- 
 tled. Friendly add. to all reasonable, 
 on the subj, of our polit, confusion, 8, 
 Prov. rep. 1775. 
 
 Ameriq_ue, Const! tu, des Etats Unis 
 de r, 4. a Paris, 1783. 
 
 Ames, Fisher, Dedham, Ora. occ. by 
 (1. of G. WftshingtQD, del, at the refjuest 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 13 
 
 of the legisla. of Massk; in Bo3. 8 Feb. 
 1800. 8. N. Y. 
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2D 
 
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22 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
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 M. IS Jan. 1800. 8. Bos. 
 
 Brothers, Richard, Testimony of 
 the authenticity of the prophecies of» 
 and of his mission to recal the Jews, 
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 Brouchton, Hugh, Con cent, of scrip- 
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 Texts of scripture chayning the 
 
 holy clironicle uutyll the sunne lost 
 his lyght, and the Sonne brake the 
 serpent's head, with an add. to the 
 reader, [black letter,] 8. Lon. 1591. 
 
 Brower, Jacob, JVew-ForAr, Treat, on 
 yellow fever, 8.N.Y. 1805. 
 
 [Browne,] Honour, a poem inscribed 
 to Ld. Vis. Londsdale, 4. Lon. 1743. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, New and easy me- 
 thod to understand the Rom. hist, by 
 way of dial, for the use of the duke of 
 Burgundy, trans, fr. the Fr. by, 9tli. 
 ed. with a pref. 12. Lon. 1748. 
 
 Brown, John, Hingham, Ser. on Jei. 
 17. 9, 8. Bos. 1754. 
 
 Brown, James, Savannah, Restitu- of 
 of all things, an essay on the impor. 
 purpose of the univ. Redeemer's des- 
 tination, 8. Lon. 1785. 
 
 Brown, ANDREW,Zfo/?/aar,Ser. on the 
 dangers and duties of a seafaring life, 
 Avith an advertise. 8. Bos. 1793. 
 
 Brown, Clark, Maehias, Brimfiehlf 
 Ser. del. at Wareham, 31 March,1795, 
 8. N. Bedf- 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the free and accep. 
 
 masons, at Northfield, 24 June, 1799, 
 8. Greenf. 
 
 Thank-s. ser. 1808, 8. Keene,1809. 
 
 Brown, William, Oi-a. 4 July 1799. 
 8. Hartf. 
 
 [Brown] The claims of Thomas Jef- 
 ferson to the presidency examined at 
 the bar of Christianity by a layman, 8. 
 Phil. 1800. 
 
 Brown, W>i. Lawrence, Utrechtt 
 Essav on the nat. etjuality of men, etc 
 12. Newark rep. 1802. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 23 
 
 -Beowke, Joseph, JVezo-Tork, Trea.- 
 tise on the yellow fever, showing its 
 origin, cure, and j)revention, 8. N. Y. 
 1T98. 
 
 — Pjfoceed, of the corpora, of N. Y. 
 
 on supplying the city with pure and 
 
 ■wholesome water, with a memoir of, 
 
 on the same subject, 8. N. Y. lT9i}. 
 Browne, Arthur, Portsmouth, ser. 
 
 del. "il Dec. 1739, at the execu. of 
 
 Penelope KeJiny, 8. Bos. 
 «- Ser. on the folly and perjary of the 
 
 rebellion in Scotl. del. 23 Feb. 1746. 
 
 a. Bos. 
 
 ■ Ser. on the doc of election, 8. Ports, 
 1757. 
 
 — — Fast ser. del. 6. IMay, 1757, 8. 
 Ports. 
 
 [_ — — 3 Remarks on Mayhew'c Incident- i 
 al reflections rel. to the ch. of Eng. as 
 cont. in his observa. on the charter and 
 conduct of the soc. jn op. etc. by a son 
 of the ch. of Eng. 8. Ports. 1T63. 
 
 Brownson, Abraham, Arlingion, 
 Ser. at the funeral of miss Mines, 8. 
 Bennington, 1808. 
 
 Bruce, Archibaldus, Disser- 
 tatio medica iuauguralls de vaccina, 
 etc. pro gradu doctoris, ded. to Sam. 
 Bard and David Hosack, B. Edin. 1801. 
 
 Bryan, Jonathan, Letter to the ne- 
 groes lately converted in Amer. and 
 particu. those at the planta. of, 8. 
 I.on. 1743. 
 
 Bryant, Wm. Cullen, Embargo, or 
 sk,etches of the times, a satire, 2d. ed. 
 with the Span.revolu. and other poems, 
 12. Bos. 1809. 
 
 BccHAN, William, Letter to the pa- 
 tentee concern, the med. properties 
 of the fleecy hosiery, 12, Newark, rep. 
 1796. 
 
 Buchanan, George, Ora. on the 
 mor. and polit. evil of slavery del. at. 
 11 pub. meet, of the Maryl. soc. pro- 
 mot, abol. slavery, del. 4 July, 1791, 
 8. Bal. 1793. 
 
 Buchanan, Walter, Ser. del. bef. 
 the soc. in Scotland, for prop, christ. 
 knowl. ill the Highlands and Isl. 14 
 June, 1804. 8. Edin. 
 
 Buchanan, Claudius, Star in the 
 east, a ser. del. in Bristol, 26 Feb. 
 1809, with an app, cont. various in- 
 teresting articles, 8. Bos. 1809. 
 
 — — Healing waters of Bethesda, a 
 ser. del. at Buxton-wells, 2 June 1811, 
 with notes, and his speech rel. to the 
 Jews in the east, 8. N. Y. rep. 1812, 
 
 Buck, Leopold De, Essai d'unc des- 
 ciipUoii mineralogiquc Ces earirons 
 
 do I,Andeck, Nvitl) a mJn^ralog. chart 
 
 of Glatz, 8. a Paris, 1805. 
 BucHANS, Daniel, J\"e-urto7vn, Short 
 
 introduc. to the primitive faith, 24, 
 
 Bridgeport, 1801. 
 BucKMiNSTER, Joseph, Mniland, 
 
 Brief disserta. on Epli. 2. 8, 9, 10. 8. 
 
 Bos. 1767. 
 B u c K M I :^ s T E R , J s E p H, Portsmouth, 
 
 Nat. thanks, ser. 11 Dec. 1783, 8. P. 
 
 1784. 
 
 DIs. del. in P. 1 Nov. 1789, on co- 
 cas, of the pres. of the U. 3. honour- 
 iiig thut capital with a visit, 8. P. 
 
 Dis. del. at York, S Sept. 1792, the 
 
 day on wh. Joshua Abbot, jun. receiv- 
 ed a pardon ir. the gov. and couu. of 
 Mass. with a copy 6i the pardon, 8. 
 
 Ser. del. at the inter, of Sur>y.nna 
 
 Porter, consort of Huntingtou Porter 
 of Rve, 27 Feb. 1794. 8. P. 
 
 — Two dis del. 28 Feb. 1T96, on the 
 duty of repub. citizens in the c!ioice of 
 their ruler.s, 8. P. 
 
 — Ser. del. at Exeter, 15 Oct. 1798, 
 at the inter, of Sarah Rowland, con- 
 sort of Wm. Fred. Rowland, and el- 
 dest daughter of Eliph&let Lad J, 8. 
 P 
 
 — Thanks, ser. 15 Nov. 1798, 8. P. 
 
 — Conv. ser. del. at Concord, 5 June, 
 
 1799, 8. C. 
 
 — Right hand of fellowship given to 
 Timothy Alden, 20 Nov. 1799, at the 
 time of his ord. in Ports. 8. P. 
 
 — Ser. fr. Ps. 18. 46. occ. by the d. of 
 G. Washington, del. first sabbath af- 
 ter receiving the tidings of his d. 8. 
 P. 1800. 
 
 — Two ser. fr. Mat. 27. 45, del. a 
 Jan. 1800, occas. by th« d. of G. 
 Washington, 8. P. 
 
 — Ser. 22 Feb. 1800, occas. by the 
 d. of G. Washington, 8. P. 
 
 — Ser. fr. Prov. 15. 17. del. 23 Feb. 
 
 1800, with an add. to the heads of 
 families, 8. P. 
 
 — Dis. del. 14 Dec. 1800, the anniv. 
 of the d. of G. Washington, 8. P. 
 
 — Dis. occ. by the late desolating 
 fire in P. del. the Lord's day succeed- 
 ing that event, with a pref. and note?, 
 8. P. 1803. 
 
 — Dis. del. bef. the mem. of the Fe- 
 male char, school, 14 Oct. 1803, 8. 
 
 — Dis. on baptism fr. Eph. 4. 5. 8. 
 P. 1803. 
 
 — Dis. on Luke 9. 49, 50. 8. P. about 
 1804. 
 
 — Dis. del. at the ord. his son Joseph 
 Stevens Buckminster in Boston^ J-^c 
 
CATALOnUE. 
 
 24 
 
 nOj, c. hv .T^rnh Cn-l>mg of WaU- 
 ham, f. hv Wm. Emerson of Boston, 
 
 D. 1 paj:,. 
 
 BlTRMITCSTEK, J. (coilt.) "Dis. fr. ActS 
 
 4. .S6. at iJie inter, (rf Sam. Haren 
 ti ho (HH, Mart'b, ir;06, ;in«l of his 
 consort, Margaret Havt:i, -wlio dit-d 
 about '>l> liours after her hiss1)an(J, with 
 a monody hj James Ariusf rong Neal 
 t.f Greenland, 8. P. 
 
 Substance of three dis. d> I. in 
 
 Boston, 11 Aug. 1811, fr. Gal. 6. 14. 
 n. B. 
 
 Bt'CKMIX^TER, j0!?EPn StEVEXS, 
 
 JSoston, Sen occ. bv the d. of James 
 Suliivan, 8. Bos. ISW. 
 
 Add. on tlie dangers and duties of 
 
 men of letters, del. bef. the O B K soc. 
 at Har. coll. 31 Aug. Io09, with notes, 
 8. Bos. 
 
 , Scr. ocr. by the d. of William 
 
 Emerson of Boston, May, 1811, \\\\\\ 
 
 notes, 8. IU»s. 
 BiDA. Histor. descrip. of the conquest 
 
 of, by Leopold I. 4. Lon. 1686. 
 P.rFi.j'WiLLi AM, See Smith. E. H. 
 BiTiST, George, 5. Carolina^ Sermons 
 
 12 vols. 8. N. Y. 1809. 
 BuLKEi.Ev, Gershom, Letter on the 
 
 people's riglit to election or alteration 
 
 of croTern. in Con. ith a letter to, etc. 
 
 4. Phil. 16(19. 
 BuRDER, George, Tillage sermons, 
 
 4th. vol. 12. Lon. 1800. 
 BuRDicK, William, Qra. del. bef. 
 
 the Franklin associa. in Boston, 5 JuK, 
 
 leos, 8. B. 
 BcRGEs, Bartholomew, Short ace. 
 of the solar system and of c^imets in 
 general, with a partic. acc. of the co- 
 met -wh. will appear in 1789, 2d. ed. 
 ded. to the Amer. acad. 12. Bos. 
 
 ■ Series of Indostan letters, cont. an 
 acc. of the manners and customs of 
 the Gentoo nations, Moguls, et. al. 
 ■with a frontispiece, 12. N. Y. ITIK). 
 
 BuRKE. Edmund, G. Brit. Speech on 
 
 Aracr. taxa. 19 Ap. 1774, 4th. ed. 8. 
 
 Lon. 1775. 
 Speech on moving his resolutions 
 
 for concilia. Trith the colonies, ^2 
 
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 — — Letter to John FaiT and John 
 
 Harris on Amer. affairs, 4th. ed. 8. 
 
 Lon. 1777. 
 Ohscrva. on the reflections of, on 
 
 the revolu. in Fr. in a letter to earl 
 
 Stanhope, 8. Bos. 1791. 
 
 ■ Letter to a mem. of the nat. as- 
 sembly in ans. to sorae objections to 
 bis hook on FreTjth affairs, with a let- 
 
 ter to, fr. f?itlney Derereux, 4th. 
 8. N. Y. re p, l'?!. 
 
 Burke, E. (cont.) T-wolcttcinj add. to 
 a mem. of parlia. on the proposals for 
 peace with the regicide directors, 8. 
 Lon. 1796. 
 
 I^etter on Bedford and Lander- 
 
 dale*s attack on his pension, 8. N. Y. 
 rep. r/96. 
 
 Letter to the duke of Poi-tland 
 
 on the cond'ict of the ministry in par- 
 lia. cont. .04 articles of impeach- ag. 
 C. J. Fo^, 8. Phil. rep. 1797. 
 
 [ 1 Set" America, An acc. of Euro- 
 pean settlements. 
 
 BtTRNsmE, Mc. Gregop.e, Ora. b<ff. 
 Merrimack lodge in Haverhill, 27 
 Dec. 1806. 8.H. 1807. 
 
 BrRR, Aaron, AVwar.t, Princeton^ 
 Ser. del. at the inter, of Jonathan 
 Belcher, v ho died at the borough of 
 Fliz. oi Aug. 17.')7, with an add. to 
 Mary Lotiisa Emilia Belcher, surviv. 
 widow of the gov. and a pref- by Ca- 
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 [Orange] 8. Bos rep. 1758. 
 
 Burr, Jon'ai han, Sandioichf Cate- 
 chism compiled by, 18. Bos. 179S. 
 
 Burr, Aaroj:, S'e~o-Yorkf View of 
 the polit. conduct of, vice pres. U. S. 
 A. bv the author of the Nar. 8. N. Y. 
 18U.S. 
 
 Exam, of the charges exhib. ag. 
 
 and developement of the characters 
 arid views of his polit. opponents, by 
 Aristides, 8. Phil. 1803. 
 
 Reply to the last. Sec Cheethara. 
 
 ■ A'irginia edition of the Charges, 
 etc. by AriFtl'Jes, with an app. by a 
 gent, of N. Car. etc. 8. 1804. 
 
 Trial of, on an itidict. for treason 
 
 bef. the circuit court of the U. S. at 
 Richmond, Yirg. 1807, includ. argu- 
 ments and decisions on all the mo- 
 tions made during the exam, and trial, 
 and on the motion for artachraent ag. 
 grn. Wilkinson, taken in short-hand 
 i.v T. Carpenter, 5 vols. 8. Wash- 
 1807. 
 
 Message fr. the pres. U. S. trans- 
 mit, a copy of the proceed, and the 
 evidence e:?hibited on the arraignment 
 of, and others, bef. the cir. court of 
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 Bury, Elixabeth, Gr, Brit. Arc. of 
 the life and d. of, collected fr. her di- 
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 Sam. Bury, 12. Bos. rep. 1743. 
 
 Butler, John, Polit. fugitive, being a 
 brief disqui. on the rao'Iern system of 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 Brif. politics, writ, during a voyage 
 fr. Loud, to K. Y. ded. to G. Wash- 
 ington, 8. N. Y. 1794. 
 
 BuTLKR, David, Ser. ord. F. Van- 
 hoine, o. Troy, 1805. 
 
 BrxTox, Charles, JVeio-Torky In- 
 aug. dis. on the Meashs sub. to the 
 exam, of Wm. Linn and of the trus. 
 and fi\c. of Queen's coll. ded. to John 
 Bard, 8. N. Y. 179.3. 
 
 15 YE la-ws of the college of phy. and 
 sur. in the city of N. Y. See Univer. 
 
 ByLEs, Mather, Boston, Ser. fr. 
 Cant. 2. 10 to 13, with a hymn for the 
 spring, 3 May, 1739, 2d. ed. 8. Ros. 
 
 Art el. ser. 2 June, 1740, 3d. ed. 
 
 8. Bos. 1769. 
 
 Ser. at tlie thurs. lec, on the glori- 
 ous rest of heaven, 12. Bos. 174j. 
 
 Ser. fr. Mat. 10. 3, with a hymn, 
 
 8. Bos. 1769. 
 
 Dis. fr. Phil. 3. 21, 2d. ed. 8. Bos. 
 
 1771. 
 
 Btrox, John, Xar. of the great dis- 
 tresses suffered by liioiself and com- 
 panions, on the coast of Patagonia, 
 fr. 1740 to 1746, 2d.ed. 8. L-on. 17GG. 
 
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 Cabinet, Le, du i^oy de France dans 
 lequel il y a trois perles precieuses d' 
 inestimable raleur, etc. ded. au roy 
 de Fr. et de Pologue Henry III. 12. 
 1j82. 
 
 Cabot, Marstox, Ser. ord. Aaron 
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 N. Lon. 
 
 Calais, Jean De, Histoire de, 12. a 
 
 Ti'oies, 1758. 
 Calcutta Er\oridily journal for 1802, 
 
 12. Cal. 
 
 Caldavell, Johx, Ser. fr. Mat. 7. 15, 
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 Caldwell, Charles, Elegiac po- 
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 Phil. 1800. 
 Annlv. ora. on the sub. of quaran- 
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 Cald well, Joseph, Dis. dei. bef. the 
 'iniv. of N. Car. July, 1802, with an 
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 Caldv.ell, Joseph B. Ora. del. ip 
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 14 resolutions, 8, Wore, 
 
 C.ALEF, Robert, Boston^ More won- 
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 epis. to ihe reader and a postscript 
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 Phips, 12. ^A. r«^p. 179o. 
 
 Calendrier, Parisien pourl* an. 4de 
 
 la repub. Francaise, IS. a Paris 
 [Callexder, Jamcs Thomp.son,^ 
 Polit. prog, of Brit, or a hist, of 
 abuses in the govern, of the Brit, em^' 
 ])irc in Eur. Asia, and Amei. Sil. ed. 
 8. Phil. 1795. 
 
 Polit. register, or proceed, of cong. 
 
 in 1794, 1795, with an app. vol. 1st. 8. 
 Phil. 
 
 Sketches of the hist, of Amer. S. 
 
 Phil. 1798. 
 C A l V E T, Pe T E R D u, Mo7iti'cal, Th 2 
 case of, cont. an acc. of the long and 
 severe imprison, he suffered by order 
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 French to the king, 8. Lon. 178*. 
 Cal viN', Jeax, Preface to the Gene- 
 va bible, raonstrant comment Christ 
 est la fin de la loi. fol. 
 CALViMsa, Full length portrait of. Ses 
 Bowden. 
 
 CahbPvIdge, Richard Owex, Intru- 
 der, in imitation of Horace, book 1st. 
 sat. Stb. 4. Lon. 1754. 
 Ca.mbuslaxg. See Alex. Webster. 
 Camp RE LL, John P. Several letters 
 add. to T. B. Craighead in ans. to a 
 parnph. pub. by him cont. a ser. on re- 
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 Cannibal's prog, ti-ans. fr. the Ger. of 
 Anthony Aufrer, with an add. to the 
 people of Amer. 8. Phil. rep. 
 Canvassers, Decision of the com. of. 
 
 See Randolph. 
 Cape Breton and St. John, Genuine 
 letters and memoirs rel. to the hist, of 
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 man, 8. Lou. 1760. 
 Cappe, Newcome, Fast. ser. 4 Feb. 
 
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 C ARACC.v.";. .See Depons. 
 Caret, Mathew, Philadelphia, Short 
 acc. of the malignant fever lately pre- 
 valent in Phil, with a statera. of the 
 proceed, on the sub. in different parts 
 of the U. S. 2d. ed. 8. Phil. 1793. 
 
 Acc. of the malig. fever in Pliif. 
 
 fr. 1 Au-'. to 16 De». 1793, in PLii. 
 
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 CATALOGUE. 
 
 with a list of the dead, 4th ed. 8. Phil. I Castho, Alonio Nunez De, Li- 
 
 1794. 
 
 Carey, M. (cont.) Plum pwdding for 
 
 Peter Porcupine, 8. Phil. 
 — Reflections on the caliimitous fate 
 
 of John Fullerton, a comedian, 8. N. 
 
 Y 1802. 
 
 Cahih3E\n *, consisting of letters and 
 disserta. writ chiefly by several hands 
 in the W. Indies, 1 vols. 4. Lou. 1741. 
 Caricatures, Collection of. 
 Carlisle, earl of, Letter to the, oc- 
 cas. by his reply to carl Fitz Wil- 
 liams's Two letters, 8. Loii- 1795. 
 Carlos IL Copia del testamento cer- 
 rado, que en dos de Oct. de 17()0, y 
 del codicilo, que en cinco del rcismo 
 ines, y ano hizo la majestad del senor 
 rey Don, 8. Mad. 1700. 
 Carlysle, Alexander, Ser. on the 
 justice and necessity of the Amer. 
 war, 8. Edin. 1777. 
 Carolina, S. Journal of the provin. 
 
 cong. of, 1776. 8. Lon. rep. 1776. 
 CARPENTiR, Thomas, The Amer. se- 
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 of the debates in the cong. of the U. ! 
 S. including all treaties, p.ddresses, 
 proclama. etc. uh. occur during the 
 present session, being the ''d. of the 
 4th. cong. o. vols. S.'Phil. 1796. 
 Carson, James, Ora. del. bef. the 
 
 Tam. soc. 1'2 May, 1802. 8. Phi!. 
 Cartel for the exchange of prisoners, i 
 Report of the commissioners, West 
 Hyde, John Andre, and Wm. Davies, ' 
 Rob. H. Harrison, for settling a, 12. 
 Phil. 1TT9. 
 Carthagene, Rela. de Texpedition 
 de, faite par les Francois en 1697, 12. i 
 a Amster. 1698. | 
 Carver, J. Travels through the inte- 1 
 rior parts of N. Am. in 1TG6, 1T6T, 
 lT6o, illus. with plates, 8. Hub. 1779. t 
 Carv, Samuel, Boston, Add. del. bef. j 
 the Merrimac hum. soc. 2 Sept. 1806, j 
 with an app. 8. N'b'yport. j 
 Cases and queries sub. to every cit. oft 
 the U. S. and especially the mem. of 
 the adrainistra. and of both houses of 
 cong. as deserving to be impar. con- 
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 Caslon, William, Specimen of; 
 printing types by, letter founder to 
 the king, 8. Lon. 1798. 
 Castilla y America, Compendio ! 
 general de las contriLuciones y gasto.s ■ 
 que ocasionan tftdos los efectos, etc. ' 
 que se trafican cntre los reynos dc, 4 
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 bro historico politico, solo Madrid es 
 corte, y el cortesano en Madrid, 4. 
 en Mad. 1675. 
 Catalogue of books in theN. Y. soc. 
 library. See Forbes. 
 
 Charter, laws, etc. of hooks in the 
 
 lib. of Ph.la. ;■. Phil. 1770. 
 
 ■ of books belong, to the lib. compa- 
 ny i\» I*hd. with an acc. of the institu. 
 8. Phil. 
 
 of the hooks belong, to the N. Y. 
 
 soc. lib. with the charter, bye laws, 
 and names of mem. o. N. Y. ITo9. 
 ——Two supplements to the foregoing. 
 
 of Hugh Gaine's books, 12. N. Y. 
 
 1792. 
 
 of the Loganian library, with an acc. 
 
 of the institu. 8. Phil. 1795. 
 
 of the books in the Mass. his. soc. 
 
 lib. 8. Bos. lT9o. 
 
 18 1. See Timothy Alden. 
 
 of Harrison's circulating libraiy, 
 
 12. X. Y. 1798. 
 
 exhib. of the Port-royal acad. 4. 
 
 Lon. 
 
 des livrcs Fran, que se trouvent 
 
 chez Caritat, : 8. N. Y. 1799. 
 
 of oOO,')00 vols, in the bookstore of 
 
 Lackiugton, Allen, and co. 8. Lon. 
 — — of books in the theol. library in 
 Bos. by {^Joseph McKean]] with the 
 rules and regula. of the institu. 12. 
 Bos. t808. 
 
 — of the books in the Bos. Athenseura 
 by [Joseph McKean] 8. Bos. 1810. 
 
 — of the quire stock of books of P. 
 Byrne, 12. Phil. 
 
 — of Ste-idieu Gould's law books, 8. 
 N. Y. 
 
 — of books for sale by Collins and co. 
 late C. and Perkins. 
 
 — of books in the Washington circu- 
 lat. lib. 12. N. Y. 1810. 
 
 — of books sold at auction in Bos. 10 
 Jan. 18!0. 
 
 — of Sam. CampbelPs hooks for 
 1812. 
 
 — of PafF's gallery of paintings in the 
 city of N. Y.'l812. 
 
 — of the lib. of the late John X. 
 Abeel. 1312. 
 
 — of hooks sold at auc. bv David 
 Dunliam, Feb. 1812. 
 
 — of books, maps, and cliarts belong- 
 ing to the lib. estab. in the capitol at 
 tb.e city of V/asliington fru- the use of 
 tlie two houses of cong. with the stat. 
 and bro laws of tlie institu. 8- W^sh. 
 18 j 2," 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 27 
 
 Catalogue (cont.) of modern publica. 
 
 printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, 
 
 and Orme, with criticisms, 8. 
 
 of books for auction at 208 Broad- 
 
 ill X. Y. 9 June, i.813. 
 of the lib. of the late John Eliot, 
 
 8. Bos. 1813. 
 of chem. prepara. for philosophical 
 
 themistrv and apparatus and instru. 
 
 manufactured by Fred. Accum, 12. 
 
 Lon. 
 
 Cat A LOG us seuatus academici eorurn, 
 qui muncra et officia gesseruut, qui- 
 que alicnjus gradus laurca donati sunt 
 in univ. Harvar. Cantab, in repub. 
 Massa. S. Cant. i?<12. 
 
 seuatus academici et eorum qui. 
 etc. in toil. Yal. 8. 1802. 
 " senatus academici, etc. in coll. Xeo- 
 
 Cfesar. S. 1813. 
 — — senatus academici, etc. in coll. 
 Dartmu. 8. 1813. 
 
 senatus academici, etc. in coll. Rho. 
 
 Insu. etc. 
 Catechisms, Colleetion of, viz. 
 Westmir.bler, 
 Heidelbergh, 
 E. Westerlo's, 
 A. Miller's, 
 J. Burr's, 
 J. Flint's, 
 Worcester associa. 
 Episcopal, 
 Rom. catholic, 
 J. J. Languet's, 
 S. Townseud's, 
 The mother's. 
 Catharine, Decree on the admiralty 
 side of the dist. court of N. Y. br 
 judge DuuJie, in tlie case of the, 28 
 Jan. 1794, 8. N. Y. 
 Catholic liturgy or forms of prayer, 
 
 8. Bos. iT9T. 
 — — — question in America, Whether a 
 Rom. oath, clergyman be compellable 
 to disclose the secrets of auricular con- 
 fession, decided at the court of geu. 
 sess. in the citv of X. Y. June, 1813. 
 8. X. Y. 
 
 Caustick [Tlio. Green Fessenden] 
 
 Terrible tractoration, 2d. Am. ed. 8. 
 
 Phil. 1806. 
 Censeur, Le petit, critique et litte- 
 
 raire journal Francais, [num. 9. 10. 
 
 11. want, of the 4 tos.] 4. and 8. N. 
 
 Y. 1805. 
 
 Census of the inhabi. of the U. S. A. 
 
 for 1700, 1800, 1810. A. 
 of the electors and total population 
 
 of the city and co. of N. Y. 180', 8. 
 
 X. Y. 
 
 Chalkley, Thomas, Journal of the 
 
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28 
 
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 CnATTNtY, C. (cont.) Mass. el. ser. 27 
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 a ser. del. at the thurs. lec. 19 Nov. 
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 ■ ■ Scr. ord. Joseph Bowman as a mis- 
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 Twelve .ser. on seasonable and im- 
 
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 — — Ser. oi-d. Penuel Bowen in Bos. SO 
 Ap. 17G6, c. by Sarn. Checkley of 
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 certain passages in a ser. by the bp. 
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 Ans. to T. B. Chandler's Appeal to 
 
 the public, 8. Bos. 1768. 
 
 — — — Dis. occ. by the d. of Thomas Fox- 
 croft, with an app. 8. Bos. 1769. 
 
 Ser. del. in Boston on the elec. day, 
 
 SO May, 1770, when the gen. court 
 unconstitutionally as some thought, 
 met at Cambridge, where the el. ser. 
 was del. 8. Bos. 
 
 Complete view of episcopacy, 8. 
 
 Bos. 1771. 
 
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 thurs. lec. 8. Bos. 1778. 
 Ser. del. at the first ch. in Bos. I.t 
 
 March, 1785, fr. 1 Kings, 8. 27, 8. 
 
 Bos. 
 
 Checkley, Samuel, Boston^ Mass. 
 el, ser. 28 May, 1755, 8. Bos, 
 
 Ser. fr. 1 Sam. 14. IG, del. bef. 
 
 TliO. Stoddard and his company pre- 
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 4. Bos. 1755. 
 
 Cheetham, Jame?, JVew-Yorky Dis- 
 serta. concern, polit. equality and the 
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 8. 1800. 
 
 Nine letters on the subj. of A , 
 
 Burr's political defection, with an app. 
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 Reply to Aiistidcs, 8. N. Y. 1804. 
 
CATALOGlEo 
 
 29 
 
 Cheftham, J. (conf.) Trial of Martu- 
 rin Livingston ag. tor a libel, taken in 
 short hand by \Vm. Sampson, S. X. 
 Y. 1807. 
 
 , Life of Thomas Paine, author of 
 
 Common sense, the Ciisis, etc. w ith a 
 ded. to Geo. Clinton, 8. N. Y. 18U9. 
 
 Chemin, jun. Morality of tlie saas-cu- 
 lottesof every age, sex, country, arid 
 condition, or the repub. gospel, trans, 
 by a cit. of Phil. 8. Phil. 1794. 
 
 Chesapeake, Calm and dispassionate 
 inquiry into the question of the. and 
 the necessity of v/ar, by a yankee far- 
 nier, 8. Bos.' 1807. 
 
 — — Essay on the rig'its and duties of 
 nations rcl. to fugitives fr. justice con- 
 si' 'cred Avith reference to the afia'a' of 
 the, 8. Bos. 1807. 
 
 Chickehing, Joseph, Tfoburn, Dis. 
 del. 28 June, 1809, at the ded. of a 
 new meetinghouse in W. Avith biog. 
 and histor. notes, 8. Chariest. 
 
 Childre:j's books, Collection of, to 
 the amount of 45 pub. by Samuel 
 "Wood in the city of N. Y. and neatly 
 bound in 5 vols. 18 and 24. 180'J to 
 1813. 
 
 ChPwIStian- church. Plain instruction 
 concerning the nat. and constitu. of 
 the, 1^. E(Un. 1184. 
 
 [Christian, Charles, JS''ew-Yorky'] 
 Brief treatise on the police of the city 
 of N. Y. by a cit. 8. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 Christian disciple, a monthly pub. 
 [\V. E. Channing, editor,] 8 first num. 
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 Christian's magazine, Tavo letters to 
 the editor, [J.M. Mason,] by a churh- 
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 Christianity, Legacy to the world, 
 or essays to promote practical, by a j 
 civil magisti"ate, 8. Lon. 1762. | 
 
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 Saddi, Baker. 
 
 Church, Benjamin, Little Compton, 
 Hist- of the sachem, Philip's war, 2d. 
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 ture and constitu. of the christian, 12. 
 Ediu. 178i. 
 
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 out some popular errours of bad con- 
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 advice of an assembly of pastors of, ia 
 Bos. T Julv, 1T4S, occas. bv the hap- 
 
 py revival of religion, etc. with aftcs- 
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 Churchman, John, Magnetic atlas, 
 or variation charts of the whole ter- 
 i-aq. globe, compi'is. a system of the 
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 Churchman, Two letters to the editor 
 of the Christian's mag. by a, 8. N. Y. 
 1807. 
 
 Letter fr. a, to his friend in Xctv 
 
 Haveii, cont. stictures en a patn. signed 
 J. Pv. O. 8. N. 1S03. 
 
 CnuRCHJi an's mag. vols. 5th. 6th. 7th. 
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 CicE.io, ^I. T. Cato major, with explan. 
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 On old age, [trans, by Logan and 
 
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 Cincinnati, Cotisidera. on the soc. or 
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 Observa. on the above by an ob- 
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 Circular letter add. to the state soc, 
 
 of the, by the gen. meeting at Phi'. 
 3 May, 1784, with tlie i-.istitu. as al- 
 tered .and amended, 8. Phil. 
 
 Proceed, of the gen. soc. with a tes- 
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 Proceed, of the gen. soc. of the, 
 
 with the orig. institu. of the order, act 
 of incorpoi'a. by the state of Penn, etc* 
 8. Phil. 1801 
 
 City dispensaiy for the med. relief of 
 the poor, Rules of the, 12. N. Y. 179j. 
 
 Charter and ordinan. of the. 
 
 CiTiL liberty, Nature of, Ans. to, 8. 
 
 Clagget, Thomas John, Pastorallet- 
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 in Maryl. 8. N. Y. rep. 1806. 
 
 Clap, Thomas, Scituate, AVw Haven^ 
 Letter to Jona. Edwards, expostulating^ 
 with him for his injurious reflec. in 
 his late letter to a friend, 4. Bos. 
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 Brief hist, and vindica. of the doc. 
 
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 N. Eng. with a specimen of the nev.' 
 
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 Hist, of Yale coll. to 1766 with an 
 
 app. 8. N 1766. 
 Clark, Peter, Salem Village [iio~iS 
 
 Danvers,^ Ser. fr. Rom. 8. 16. del. 
 
 at a lec. in Watertown 16 Sept. 1743. 
 
 8. Bos. 1744. 
 — — Sitmracr morning's couversa. bet. 
 
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 CATALOGUE. 
 
 minister an'1 a neighbour, on Ofig. sin, 
 recomnic'iided by sev. min. witli au 
 app. Bos. 17r»»^. 
 
 Clark F. (eont.) Dud. lec. del. at liar, 
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 Clakk, Jon as, Lexingtoriy Art. el, scr. 
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 Ser. del. at an occas. Icct. appoint- 
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 17 70. 
 
 Mass. el. ser, 30 May 1781, with 
 
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 Clauk, Joseph, Ora. 4 July, 1794, at 
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 Clark, Thomas, Observa, on the nat. 
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 Clarke, William, Observa. on the 
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 Clarke, Richard, Prophetic numbers 
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 Clarke, THOMA^, et al. ag. James 
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 Ans to the quest. Why are you 
 
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 Clarke, Marv Ana', Authen. and In 
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 Cleavelanb, John, Chebucco inlps- 
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 Clegg, William, Freedom defended 
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 Ct.v.rgy, serious add. to the, by a min. 
 
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 1756. 
 
 Clerg yist an's Advice to his parishioners 
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 Clinton, Henry, Nar. of lieut. gen. 
 
 rel. to his conduct in N. Am. with an 
 
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 Clinton, George, next president. See 
 
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 Clinton, De Witt, JVew-Yorky Speech 
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 Add. to the benefactors and friends 
 
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 the anniv. meet. 6 Dec. 1811, with 
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 Close, John, JVaterford, Dis. del. bef . 
 the Orange lodge, 1800, 4. Lansing- 
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 Dis, on fed, and relative holiness, 
 
 12Lansingb, 1803. 
 Club, Stephen, Journal cout. an acc. 
 
 of the wrongs, sufterings, and neglect 
 
 experienced by Americans in France, 
 
 8, Bos, 1809. 
 Coalition of patriots delineated, 8. 
 
 Lon. 1735. 
 rCoB sett, Willi am, 3 Kick for a bite, 
 
 8, Phil, 1795. 
 
 Bone to gnaw for democrats, q. v. 
 
 Rub fr. Snub. add. to, author of 
 
 the Bone, etc. 8, Phil. 1795. 
 Prospect fr. Congress gallery by P. 
 
 Porcupine, 8, Phil, 1796. 
 ■ Polit. censor or review of polit. oc- 
 cur, rel. to the U. S. for Ap. Sept. 
 
 Dec, 1796, March, 1797. 
 Coll. of fiic.s and observa, rel. to the 
 
 peace with Bonaparte chiefly extracted 
 
 fr. the Porcu. and including Cobbett's 
 
 letters to Hawkesbury with an app. 
 
 cont. divers conventions, treaties, state 
 
 papers, etc. 8. Phil. 1802. 
 Porcupine's works, 12 vols. 8. Lon, 
 
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 Annual register, 1st. vol. 8. Lon- 
 
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 Cobby, John Poetic essays on the glo- 
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 work of the Holy Spirit, 8. N. Y. 1797, 
 
 Cock, Thoma?. S. of,Y. York, Tnaug:. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 rn 
 
 dis, on Respiration sub. to tlie exam- 
 of the fac. of phv. under the author, of 
 the trus. of Cohirn.'coll. 12 Nov. 1P,0.'5, 
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 CocKBURN, John, Journey overland 
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 John' Ballmane, 1731 also a brief 
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 Code rural ou maximes et reglemens 
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 Tst. vol. 12. a Paris, 1749. 
 
 CoE, Jonas, Tvoy, Ser. occ. by the d. 
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 4. T. 
 
 Coffin, Paul, Brixton, Ser. ord. 
 Ebenezer Coffin in Brun.su ick, 2.S Jan. 
 1794, e. by Thoma.s Brown of Fal- 
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 8. Nbyport. 
 
 . Mass. el. ser. S9 May, 1799, 8. Bos. 
 
 CoGHLAN, Mrs. daughter of the late 
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 Coke, Thomas, and Francis As- 
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 IV. Y. 1787. 
 
 Coke, Thomas, and Henry Moore, 
 Letter to, occag. by their pi'oposals for 
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 CoLDEN, CadwaIvLader, Cohleu- 
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 in physics and on aetiier and gravita. 
 ■with an add. to James Alexander of 
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 Hist, of the five Indian nations of 
 
 Canada, wh. are dependant on the prov. 
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 Coleman, Wm. A'ew-York, Appeal to 
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 Report of the trial of the cause of 
 
 Philip I. Arcularius vs. being an action 
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 I 
 
 OLLECTION of tracts rel. to the pro- 
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 .'ind manuscx^ipl notes by John Pintard 
 and T. B. Cluuidler. See Wilkinsand 
 Hamilton. 
 of pnpers cont. Declara. of inde- 
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 and the U. S. 1778 ; Treaty bet. Fr. 
 and the U. S. A. 16 July, 1782 ; Trea- 
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 the U. S. A. 8. Oct. 1782 ; Decree of 
 the queen of Port, for a commercial 
 intercourse, 13 Feb. 1783 ; Treaty 
 bet. Sweden and the U. S. A. 3 Ap. 
 1783 ; Def. treaty of peace bet. the 
 U. S. A. and <'^r. Brit. 3 Sept. 1783; 
 G. Washington's circu. letter to the 
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 — — of memorials concerning divers de- 
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 people called quakers in Penn. N. J. 
 and parts adjacent fr. nearly the first 
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 1787. 
 
 of state papers rel. to the war ag, 
 
 Fr, now carrying on by Gr. Brit. etc. 
 8. Lon. 1794. 
 
 —of essays on the subject of episco- 
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 Beasley, and How, with notes and re- 
 marks, 8. N. York, 1806. 
 
 Collections of the Mass. his. soc. 
 [with an uncommonly minute and ac- 
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 Freeman] 10 vols. 8. Bos. 1792 to 
 1809. 
 
 of the N- Y, his. soc. 1st. vol. with 
 
 Samuel Miller's dis. del. 4 Sept. 1809, 
 in com mem. of the discovery of N. Y. 
 by Henry Hudson and 200 years fr- 
 that event, 0. N. Y. 1811. 
 
 College in the city of N. Y. Vindica. 
 of the proceed, of the trustees rel. to 
 the, cout. an ans. to the late famous 
 protest with its twenty unansw. rea- 
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 • of Philadelphia, Acc. of the com- 
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 dialogues del. on the occ. 8. Phil. 
 
 of physicians of Phila. Facts and 
 
 observa. rel. to ih^ nature and origia 
 of the pestilen. fever, wh. prevailed iix 
 Phil. 179.3, 1 797, 1798, by the, with an 
 app. 8. Phil. 1798. 
 
 Additional facts and observa. etc. 8., 
 
 Phil. 1806. 
 
 of N. Y. Present state of learning in 
 
 the, 12. N. Y. 1794. 
 
 of pliysicians, etc. N. Y. See Re- 
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 Charter, Supple. Hossack. 
 
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 CATALOnrE. 
 
 COLLEE, Ch m J OPIIER, J^'etU'Yflvk, 
 Proposals ol" a design for promoting 
 the interests of tlie U. S. A. by means 
 of inland iiavip;able communications of 
 a new construction ajid mode, illus. 
 w ith plates. 
 
 Collins, Alexander, Ora. del. bef 
 St. John's lodge in Middletown, 26 
 Dee. 1T90, 8. M. 1800. 
 
 t,*oLMA>f, Benjamin, Boston, Ser. on 
 the incomprelien. of God, del. at the 
 lec. in Bos. 1714, with a pref. by Eben. 
 Pembcrton, 1^2. B. 
 
 ^!ass. el. ser. 28 May, 1T18, with 
 
 an add. to Wm. Ashurst and John Bar- 
 rington Shute, 12. B. 
 
 — — Ser. del. bef the gen. assam. of 
 Mass. 19 Nov. 1719, 12. B. 
 
 ■ .1 Ser. occ. by the d. of Joseph Dud- 
 ley, with an add. to Paul Dudley and 
 an app. 12. B. 1720. 
 
 — — Observa. on inoc. wiUi the small 
 pox, ^vith reasons in favour of the prac- 
 tice, and an add. to John Levei'ett, 12. 
 B. 1721. 
 
 — ' — Ser. oec by the d. of David Stod- 
 dard, A\ith an address to his father 
 Simeon Stoddard, 12. B. 172.3. 
 
 ■ Four ser. occas. by the earthq. of 
 Oct, 1727, with an add. to the reader, 
 8. B. 
 
 — — Ser. occ. by the d. of Peter Thach- 
 er of Boston, 8. B. 17.80. 
 
 Art. cl. ser. 5 June, 17-38, 8. B. 
 
 CoL.>f.\N, Henry, NinrrJiam, Dis. bef. 
 the Mass. hum. soc. 9 June, 1812, 
 vi»h an app. 8. Bos. 
 
 Colonies to tax themselves. An ar- 
 gum. in defence of the exclusivrt rigl;t 
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42 
 
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 8.B. 
 
 — - Ser. ord. Henry Edes in Provi- 
 dence, 17 July, 1805, c. by John La- 
 throp of Boston, by John Thornton 
 Kirkland of Hos. 8. Prov. 
 
 ' ■ ■■ Biograph. dictionary cont. a brief 
 acc. of the first settlers and other emi- 
 nent characters among the magistrates, 
 ministers, literary and worthy men in 
 N. Eng. with an inti-oduc. address. 8. 
 Bos. 1809. 
 
 Eli2,abeth-town, Letter fr. a gen- 
 tleman at, to his friend in N. Y. 12. 
 Phil. 1764. 
 
 Stair et al. against Bond et al. in re- 
 ference to some persons in. See New 
 Jersey. 
 
 Ellery, Christopher, Defence ag. 
 calumny, or Human in the shape of, 
 etc. 8. 1803. 
 
 EtLicoTT, Anbrkw, Journal of, com- 
 missioner on behalf of the U. S. fr. 
 1796 to 1800, for determining the 
 boundary bet. the U. S. and the pos- 
 sessions^ of his cath. majesty, with six 
 maps and an app. cont. astron, obser- 
 vations, 4. riiil. 1803. 
 
 Elliot, William, Improved N. Y. 
 <louble directory cont. an alphabet, 
 list of the inhabi. etc. 8. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 Elliot, Johjt, and Samuel Ste- 
 vens, Free will hymns, collection of, 
 24. N. Y. IS 1.3. 
 
 Ellis, Jonathan, Topsham, Eulogi- 
 cal poem on G. Washington, del. 22 
 Feb. 1800, 8. PorU. 
 
 [_EL\vyN, Thomas, Por^s7«ow?/i,] Let- 
 ter to a federalist, 8. Ports. 1805. 
 
 £Ely, Exra Stiles, JVezo-ror^-,] 
 William and Ellen, a poem in three 
 cantos with other poetical works of an 
 American, 12. N. Y. 1811. 
 
 Embargo laws, considera. on the,. 8. 
 
 — — New, law and Giles' speech on the 
 same, 8. 
 
 Emerson', Jo3Pph, Maiden, Dts. oee. 
 by the triumphant d. of a young wo- 
 man, with a ded. to youth, 12. Bos^ 
 1738. 
 
 Emerson, William, Harvard, Bos- 
 ton, Art. el. ser, del. S June, 1799, 8- 
 Bos. 
 
 Dis. del. bef. the Roxbury char. soc. 
 
 15 Sept. 1800, with the constitu. of the 
 soc. 8. B. 
 
 Ora. del. in B. 5 July, 1802, witU 
 
 an ode by a cit. of B. 8. B. 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of Peter Thach- 
 
 er, with an app. del. 31 Dee. 1802, 8. 
 
 B. 180.y. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of EHz. Bowdoin, 
 
 relict of James Bowdoin, May, 180.S, 
 8. B. 
 
 Ser. ord. Thomas Beede in Wilton, 
 
 !2 March, 1 803, c. by Goodridge, f. by 
 Jeremiah Barnard, 8. Amh. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the calamitous d. of 
 
 Charles Austin, in Aug. 1806, 8. B. 
 
 — — Dis. del. bef. the Mass. hum. soc. 9 
 June, 180T, with an app. 8. B. 
 
 Histor, sketch of the first church 
 
 in Boston, fr. its formation to the pre- 
 sent period, with two sermons, one on 
 leaving the old, and the other on en- 
 tering the new house of worship, with 
 a character of the author fr. J. S. 
 Buckminster*3 ser. del. at the funeral 
 of, 8. Bos. 1810. 
 
 Emerson, Samuel, Kennebunh, Ora. 
 on nvusic, del. in Portland, 28 May, 
 1800, 8, P. 
 
 — — Ora. del. bef. the Saco lodge, on the 
 anniv. of St. John the baptist, 8. Saco, 
 1806. 
 
 Emigration of Brit, birds, Dis. oh 
 the, 8. Lon. 1795. 
 
 Extract of a letter fr. a gent, in 
 
 Amer. to a friend iu Eng. on the sub- 
 ject of, 8. 
 
 Emlav, Cyrus, Short acc. of the trial 
 of, who was convicted of robbery, ar- 
 son, and murder, with his confession, 
 and letters wh. passed bet. him and 
 his connexions pi'evious to his execu- 
 8. Burl. 1801. 
 
 Emmons, Nathaniel, Franklin, 
 Mass. el, ser. 30 May, 1798, 8. Bos. 
 
 Fast ser. del. 9 Ap. 1801, 2d. ed. 8. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Emonjtet, Henry, The way to for- 
 tune, sundry questions add. to Joachim 
 IMonteiro, late Portuguese consul, 8- 
 N. Y. 1809. 
 
 Emott, James, JSPiio-York, Speech 
 del. 12 Jan. 1813, in the h. of rep,, of 
 the U. S. rel. to raising aa ad<iitio»al 
 military for^e, 8. N. Y. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 43 
 
 England, Col!, of tracfs rel. to, about 
 1642. viz. 
 
 ■ Soverayne power of parlia. and 
 
 kingdoms, part 1st. imp. part "2. 
 ■ Plaine Scottish, or news fr. Scot. 
 ■ 35 art. made and established by the 
 
 Irish rebels at the rebellion in the citie 
 
 of Kilkennie. 
 Fuller ans. to a treatise written by 
 
 Feme. 
 
 ' Second plain English, and Avhether 
 we may lawfully desert the parlia. or 
 ■whether bound to obey, assist, and aid, 
 in this time of danger. 
 " ■ ■ A miracle, an honest broker. 
 
 Petition of the kirk of Scot. 4 Jan. 
 
 1T42, to the king, with his majestie's 
 ans. 
 
 ■■ Discovery of the juggling, etc. of a 
 scandalous libell ag, parlia. in form of 
 a petition, with the petition. 
 
 ' Two letters to the mighty ones of 
 
 Eng. Scot, and Ire. 
 — Relation of notable passages in the 
 •victory obtained by the parlia. forces 
 in the co. of Devon. 
 
 Mercurius Aulicus, communicating 
 
 the intelligence of the affairs of court 
 to the rest of the kingdom, the od. 
 weeke. 
 
 State and condition of the kingdom 
 
 of Ire. 
 
 Declara. of the Ids. and commons, 
 
 rel. to the distractions of the kingdom. 
 
 Arguments, wh. warranted the 
 
 Scots lawfully to take up arms, ex- 
 tracted fr. the ms. of one of their 
 chief reformers, 
 
 — — The debauched cavalier. 
 
 Question resolved and propositions 
 
 tending to accom. bet. the king and 
 parlia. 
 
 The lively character of the malig- 
 nant party. 
 
 The petition of the people, [imp.] 
 
 " View of the i)res. condition of the 
 
 three kingdoms, cont. 15 state papers, 
 
 — — Declara. of parlia. sent to the gen. 
 assem. of the ch. of Si'ot. also a letter 
 fv. some min. of the ch. of Eng. to the 
 said ass. with the ans. 
 
 - — — Soverayne antidote to prevent our 
 unnat. civil warre, also vox populi. 
 
 — — - His majestie's royal protestations to 
 his loving subjects. 
 
 ~ More new obscrva. concerning the 
 
 king and parlia. also votes of the h. of 
 corn. rel. to the magazine at Hull, and 
 fiir John Hotham the gov. 
 — Yindica. of Ps. 105. 15, from some 
 false glosses lately obtruded on it by 
 
 ENGLANT>,(cGnt.) Relation of God's pro- 
 vidence in a voyage for lie. -with the 
 parlia. additional forces under It. gen. 
 Forbes. 
 
 — — Brief observa. concern, the war, 
 and state of Ireland. 
 
 Reasons why Hotham cannot agree 
 
 to the pacification proposed by some 
 gent, of Yorkshire. 
 
 Declara. of parlia. in ans. to Jiis 
 
 majesty's declaration. 
 
 Petition of the inhali. of Lanca- 
 shire to the king, and ans. 
 
 England's gazetteer, or an accurate 
 descrip. of all the cities, towns, and 
 villages in Eng. and Wales, etc. 2. vols. 
 2d. ed. 12. Lon. 1778, with a Sd. vo). 
 being a new Index villaris, or alphabe- 
 tical register of the less noted villages, 
 12. Lon. 1751. 
 
 Englishman directed in the choice of 
 his religion, with a pref. to Americans, 
 8. Ros.'rep. 1T48. 
 
 deceived, a polit. piece, in wh. 
 
 some very impor. secrets of state are 
 recited, 8. N. Y. rep. 1768. 
 
 Entick, John, et al. Gen. hist, of the 
 late war, illns. with portraits, plans, 
 maps, and charts, 4th. ed. 5 vols. 8* 
 Lon. 1779. 
 
 Episcopacy, Essay on that paradox, In- 
 fixilibility may sometimes mistake, or a 
 reply to a dis- concerning, with re- 
 marks on Ignatius's epistles, etc, 8, 
 Bos. 1724. 
 
 Coll. of essays on, by Linn, Beasley, 
 
 How, 8. N. Y. 1806. 
 
 A postolic order asserted byBowden, 
 
 Reply to Miller, by Bowden. 
 
 Episcopal church. Add. to a mem, of 
 the prot. 24. N. Y. 1T92. 
 
 government, Argum. in favour of^ 
 
 Lan.singb. 1795. 
 
 Episcopal church in Scotland, Ser- 
 del. to the, 8. Abei'd. 1779. 
 
 ch. Journal of a conv. of the prot. 
 
 in the states of N. Y. N. J. Penn. Del. 
 Mar. Vir. and S. C. at Phil. fr. 28 
 June to 8 Aug. 1789. 8. Phil. 
 
 Journal of the i>roceed. of the bp?. 
 
 clergy, and laity, etc. iu conv. at Bal- 
 timore, May, 1808, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Journal, etc at New-Haven, May, 
 
 1811, 8. N. Y. 
 
 - ■■ - Canons for the gov. etc. as adopt- 
 ed in 1789, 92, 5, 9, 1801, 4, 8, with 
 the constitu. etc. 8. N. Y. 1808. 
 
 convention at N. Y. Hept. 1792. 8, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 church, Add. to the mem. of the 
 
 prot. in the U. S. A. 12. N, Y. 1792. 
 — Charter and laws of th? coi-T>Qra. 
 
44 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 for the relief of vUows and children 
 of clergymen of tlie prot ch. in the 
 state of N.Y. 8. N. Y. 1807. 
 
 Episcopal church, (cent.) Office 
 of institu. of ministers into parishes 
 or churches prescribed by the prot- ch. 
 estab. in 1804 and 1808, 8. N.Y. 
 
 Pastoral add. to the clergy and 
 
 laity of the prot. ch. in the U. S. A. 
 fr. the h. of bps. May, 1811, 8. N.Y. 
 
 — — church in the state of N.Y. Jour- 
 nal of the proceed, of the prot. at the 
 annual conv. Oct. 1804, 8. N.Y. 
 
 Oct. im, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Oct. 1809, 8.N. Y. 
 
 , ^ Oct. 1811, 8. N. Y. 
 
 1812, 8. N. Y. 
 
 in S. Car. Feb. 1810, 8. 
 
 Gharlcston. 
 
 — communion in Scot. Nar. of the 
 proceed, rel. to the bill, entitled an 
 act for graiiting relief to pastors, etc. 
 of the, 8. Aber. 1792. 
 — Churches iu Saratoga, Proceed, of, 
 Feb. 1800. 
 
 — — Soc. for promot. rel. and learn, in 
 the state of N. Y. Constitu. of the 
 prot. 8. N. Y. 1802. 
 
 . Soc. Csnstim. of the prot. for the 
 
 advancement of Christianity in S. Car. 
 12. Charleston, 1810. 
 — Church of the state of N. Y. Con- 
 stitu. and canons of the prot. 8. N. Y. 
 1812. 
 
 Episcopalians in Virginia, Add. to 
 the, fr. the clergy of N. Y. and N. J. 
 rel. to an Amer. eijiscopate, 8. N. Y. 
 1771. 
 
 — ' — Plain add. to, on the proposed 
 meeting at Mechanie-hall, 8. N. Y. 
 18ie. 
 
 Episcopate, Add. fr. the clergy of 
 N. Y. and N. J. to the episcopalians 
 in Vti'g. occas. by some late transac. 
 in that col. rel. to an Araer. 8. N. Y. 
 1771. 
 
 Erskine, Thomas, VIcav of the caus- 
 es and consequences of the present 
 Avar vnth Fr. in ans. to Buike's regi- 
 cide peace, with a ded. to, by P- Por- 
 cupine and an app. cont. the corres. 
 bet. Miles and Le Brun, 8. Phil. 
 1797. 
 
 Espagne, L', conquise par Charles le 
 grand, roy de France, 12. [imp.] 
 
 Egfana. See Madera. 
 
 EssAi sur les colonies Francaises on 
 discour politiques sur la nat. du gou- 
 verncmeut, etc. de S. 13. 12. 1754. 
 
 Essay on the prohnble rne'liods of mJsk- 
 
 ing a people gainers in the balance of 
 trade, 8. Lon. 1699. 
 
 Essayo de una bibliotheca de traduc- 
 tores Espanolcs donde se da noticia de 
 las traducciones que hay en Castellano 
 de la sagrada escritura, etc. por D, 
 Juan Antonio Pellicer y Saforcada, 
 4. en Madrid, 1778. 
 
 EsTE, William, Sathan's sowing sea- 
 son, a ser. 12. Lon. 1611. 
 
 Etats, Lks, empires, royaumes, et 
 principautez du monde,etc.illustres de 
 I'institution de toutes les religions, 
 compagnies regolieres, roonastcres, 
 etc. avec la noble et celebre origine 
 de tou3 les ordres, etc, par le sieur D. 
 T. V. Y. with an add. to Henry de 
 Mesmes, fol. a Geneve, 1665. 
 
 Etats Uni8 de TAmeiique Sept. Re- 
 cherches histor. et politiques sur les, 
 par un citoyen de Virginie avec 4 let- 
 tres d*un bourgeois de New-Haven 
 sur I'unite de la legislation, 4 vols. 8. 
 a Colle, 1788. 
 
 Etats generaux, Le point du jour ou 
 resultat de ce qui s'est passe aux, de- 
 puis le 27 Aviil 1789, jusqu' an IT 
 Juin, de la meme annee, etc. par mon. 
 D***. 2 vols. 8. a Paris, 1790. 
 
 Europe, Memorial cont. a summa- 
 ry view of facts with their authori- 
 ties in ans. to the observa. sent by the 
 Eng. ministry to the courts of, trans, 
 fr. the Fr. 8. N. Y. 1757. 
 
 Eustace, John- Shey, le citoyen dea 
 Etats Unis d'Amerique, gen. de bri- 
 gade des armees de la rep. Francaise, 
 a ses freres d'arraes, 12. a Paris, 1793. 
 
 Lettre de, cidevant aide de camp 
 
 des majors generaux Lee et Sullivan 
 col. etadj. gen. de I'etat de Georgie, 
 a mons. Joseph Fenwick, consul des 
 Etats Unis de I'Amerique, a Bor« 
 deaux. 
 
 Letters on the emancipation and 
 
 prcserva. of the U. Provinces, to John 
 De Witt, etc. written 1794. fr. Basle, 
 8. Rot. 1797. 
 
 [A large coll. of miscel. documents in 
 Fi\ and Spa. pub. about the time of 
 the late rcvolu. in France left by the 
 late gen. Eustace, was presented by 
 his nephew doctor Walter Buchanan , 
 jun. to the N. Y. his. soc. and is care- 
 fully 1)1 eservcd, though, in general, not 
 particularly noticed in this catalogue. 
 When duly arranged and bound, it 
 will make many volumes.J 
 
 Evangelical preaching. Review of 
 hiuts 01), by a barrister, 8. Lon, 1808. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 45 
 
 EvA^^?, Israel, Concord, N. H. cL 
 ser. del. at Con. in June, 1T91, 8. C. 
 
 Evans, Richaro, Portsmoiithy Ora. 
 4 July, 1805. 4. Ports. 
 
 Evelyn, John, Hist, of chalcography 
 with a life of the author, tied, by tlie 
 publisher John Payne to sir Jolni 
 Evelyu, grandson of ihe author, 8. 
 
 Evening fireside. The, or weekly in- 
 telligencer, ist. Tol. 4. Phil. 180r». 
 
 Everett, Moses, Dorchester, Ser. 
 ord. Oliver Everett in Bos. del. 2. Jan. 
 1T82, c. by Phillips Payson of Chel- 
 sea, f. by John Eliot of B. 8. B. 
 
 Everett, David Boston, Daranzel 
 or the Persian patriot, a drama ia 5 
 acts, 8. B. 1800. 
 
 EwELL, Thomas, Washington, Plain 
 discourse on the laws or properties of 
 matter cont. elements or princijjles of 
 modern chemistry, etc. 8. N. Y. 
 1806. 
 
 Excise laws. Short hist, of the na- 
 ture and consequences of, 8. Phil. 
 1795. 
 
 Exeter, Result of a council of ten chh. 
 convened at, 31 Jan. 1743, 12. Bos. 
 1744. 
 
 Exeter, Bp. of, Charge, 4. Ex. 1805. 
 Extracts, interesting and amusing, 2. 
 
 num. being the whole pub. iu Bos. 
 
 about 1810, 12. 
 
 F. 
 
 Factum pour mrs. E, De Vry Tera- 
 niinck, J. Rendorp, bourguemaitres, 
 et al. contre Louis, due de BrunsM'vck, 
 8. en Holland, 1781. 
 
 Fair Lucretia, being a sorrowful hist, 
 etc. to wh. is add. Edwin and Angeli- 
 na, 12. Daubury. 
 
 Fairbank, Drury, Plymouth in JV. 
 JL Ser. del. 24 Sept. 1806, at the 
 baptism by immersion of Dorothy 
 Johnson, 8. Cone. 1807. 
 
 Fairfax, Ferdinando, Ora. del. in 
 Charlestown in Virg. 4 July, 1805, 12. 
 Wash. 1808. 
 
 Fakeeh, The, a tale, 4. Lon. 1756. 
 
 Falconbkidge, Alexander, Acc. 
 of the slave trade on the coast of Af- 
 rica, 2d. ed. 12. Lon. 1788. 
 
 Farrinoton, G. Life of, with the 
 circumstance of his conversion, 8. N. 
 Y. rep. 1807. 
 
 Farmer, Letters fr. a, in Penn. 12 N. 
 Y. 1768. See Dickinson. 
 
 Fauchet, Eloge civique de Benj. 
 Franklin prononce, le 21 Juillet, V^'X), 
 au nom de la commune de Paris, 
 par mon. 1' al>bi^j 8 k Paris, 1790. 
 
 Fauchet, Joseph, Sketch of the pre- 
 sent stale of our polit. relations with 
 the U. S. A. 8. Phil. 1797. 
 
 Fayette, De La, Lettre de moa. le 
 maire de Paris a mon. 1 Juin, 1790, 
 12. a Paris. 
 
 Impeachment of, cont. his accusa, 
 
 supported by BrissotDe Warville, -and 
 his defence by Vaublanc, with a sup- 
 plement, trans, fr. (.he Fr. by Wm. 
 Cobbet, 8. Phil. 1793. 
 
 Febure, Guillaume Le, baroa de 
 St. Ildephont, Itineraire hislor. pol, 
 geog. etc. dcs 7 Provinces Unies des 
 pays has, enriehi de cartes, 2 vols, 8. a; 
 la Hr.ye, 1782. 
 
 Federal procession, Ode for the, up- 
 on the adoption of the new govern- 
 ment. [This was struck off in the 
 streets of N. Y. and thrown among; 
 the people fr. the press.] 
 
 Federalist, The, [by A. Hamilton,^ 
 a coll. of essays in favour of the con- 
 stitu. of 1787, 2 vols. 12. N. Y. 1788, 
 
 Federalists, Le, par Hamilton, 
 Madison, et Jay, 2 vols. 8. a Paris, 
 1792. 
 
 Federalists, Word to, and to those, 
 who love the memory of Washington , 
 8. 
 
 Fellowes, WilliamDorset, Nar. 
 of the loss of his majesty's packet 
 the Lady Hobart, on anisl. of ice, 2S 
 June, 1803, 5th. ed. Lon. 1803. 
 
 Female jockey club, 12. N. Y. rep. 
 1794. 
 
 Fenner, Thomas, def. in errourand 
 George Lewis pff. in errour, in the 
 court for the trial of impeach, and 
 correction of crrours, bet. 8, N. Y. 
 1812. 
 
 Fenwick, Benedict I. J^Te-w-York, 
 Ser. del. in the Rom. cath. ch. for the 
 benefit of the city dispensaiy, 8. N. 
 Y. 1810. 
 
 Ferguson, Adam, Hist, of the prog. 
 
 and termina. of the Rom. repub. <j 
 
 vols. 8. Phil. 1805. 
 Fessenden, Thomas, Walpole, Sci* 
 
 ence of sanctity, 8. Bratleborough, 
 
 1804. 
 
 [Fessenden, Thomas Green] Mo 
 deru philosopher or terrible tractora- 
 tion in 4 cantos, by Christopher Caus- 
 tick, 2d. Amer. ed. with an appropri- 
 ate engraving, 8. Phil. 1806. 
 
 Weekly inspector, 2 vols. 8. N. Y. 
 
 pub. for 1 806, 7. 
 
 Thoughts on the present dispute 
 
 bet. Gr. Brit, and Amer. 8. Phil. 1807. 
 Register of arts, or a compendi 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 ous view of some of the most useful 
 modern discoveries and inventions 
 with an app. giving a list of Amcr. 
 patentees fr. 1T90 to 1804, inclus. 8. 
 Phil. u;08. 
 
 Fessenden, T. G. (cont.)Law of pa- 
 tents and new inventions, with an app. 
 cont. French pat. laws, and forms, 8. 
 Bos. 1 810. 
 
 FiLSON, John, Hist, de Kentucke, 
 iiouvelle colonic a I'ouest de la Vir- 
 ginie, traduit de I'Anglois de, par 
 Piirraud, 8. a Paris, 1 78. '5. 
 
 FiNDLEY, William, Hist, of the 
 ■insurrec. in the 4 western counties of 
 Pcnn. in 1TD4, 8. Phil. 1796. 
 
 FiKLEY, James, Attempt to set the 
 prohibition in the 13 and 20 ch^ipters 
 of Lev. in a proper liglit, 12. 'Wilm. 
 1783. 
 
 Fiscrs papalis. See Crashaw. 
 FiBKE, Samhel, Salem, Impar. nar. 
 
 of the controversy i>ct. and a num. of 
 
 the brethren of the 1st. ch. in Salem, 
 
 12. Bos. lT3r;. 
 — Brief nar. of the process with the 
 
 1st. ch. in Salem, etc. 
 FiSKE, TiiADDKUS, IFest Cambridge, 
 
 Nat. thanks, ser. del. 19 Feb. 17y3, 
 
 8. Bos. 
 
 FisRE, Abel, Wilton, Ser. ord. Abiel 
 Abbot in Coventry, 28 Oct. 1795, 3. 
 Amh. 1796. 
 
 — — Ser. ord. Jacob Abbot in Hampton- 
 falls. \ j Aug. :* 798. c. by Sam. Haven 
 of Portsmouth, f. by Jesse Appleton of 
 Hampton, 8. Nbyport. 
 
 — Dis. del. in Lyndeborous^h, 26 Feb. 
 
 1801, at a singing lec. 8. Amh. 
 
 FiSKE, Nathan, Brookjield, Dud. 
 lec. del. at Har. coll. 7 Sep. 1776, 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 Fitch, Jabe7, Ips-xich, Portsmouth, 
 Dis. occ. by the carthq. of 1727, 12. 
 Bos. 1728. 
 
 Ser. ord. John Tucke in Gosport, 
 
 26 July, 1732, 12. Bos. 
 
 Two dis. occ. by the throat distem- 
 per, Avith an add. to the reader, 12. 
 Bos. 1756. 
 
 Fitch, Ei5E?;ezer, TViUiamstonni, Dis. 
 del. bef. the candidates for the bacca- 
 huireate in Will. coll. 1 Sept. 1799, 
 12. Pittsf. 
 
 riTzsiMMONP, Thomas, Pepresenta- 
 tion of the Phil. cham. of commerce 
 eigned by order and in behalf of the 
 said cliamber, by, 10 Dec. 1804. 8. 
 
 Fleetmood, W. Reasonable communi- 
 cant, or an explanation of the doc. of 
 the sacra, of the Lord's supper, with 
 u pref. 16th. ed. 12.Lcn. 1748. 
 
 FLEMiXG,RonBRT, Dis. (Ml thc rlsc ai\<l 
 fall of papacy, in wh. the revolu. in 
 France and the abject state of the Fr- 
 king are distinctly pointed out, del. in 
 Lon. 1701, with an introduc. to thia 
 ed. 8. Bos. rep. 1794. 
 
 Flinn, Andrew, Charleston, Ser. 
 del. 3 Ap. 1811, at the ded.of the2d. 
 prcsby. ch. in C. t. C. 
 
 [Flint, Jacob, Cohasset,'] Catechism 
 for the use of children compiled by, 
 8. Bos. 1806. 
 
 Flokida, Ordinances adopted by the 
 conven. of West, 8. Natchez, 1810. 
 
 Fly NT, Het>»rv, CambHdge, Ser. 
 del. at the thurs. lec. in Bos. 3 Ap. 
 1729, 8. Bos. 
 
 Twenty ser. on various subj. 8. 
 
 Bos. 1739. 
 
 FoBE?, Peues, RayiiluLm, Mass. El. 
 ser. 27 May, 1795, 8. Bos. 
 
 Fog's journal of 10 Feb. 173S, Remark* 
 on, 8. Lon. 
 
 Fond, Sigaud De La, Elemens de 
 physique theorique et experimentale 
 avec figures, 4 vols. 8. a Paris, 1777. 
 
 [FoRBiiS, John, J\''eiv-York,~\ Cata- 
 logue of the books belong, to the N. 
 Y. soc. library with the charter and 
 bye laws, 8. N. Y. 1813. 
 
 Foreign missions. Proceed, of the 
 commissioners for, at a meeting in 
 Farmington, 5 Sept. 1810. 8. 
 
 Report of the Amer. board 
 
 of commiss. for, 16 Sept. 1812, with 
 an add. to the christian public on the 
 subj. of missions, 8. Bos. 
 
 Foreign re!:i'ions, P.eport on eur, 
 alarming state of. 
 
 Forset, Thomas and Waddel 
 Cunningham, Report of the case 
 l)et. for assault, batteiy, and wound- 
 ing, with a pref. 4. N. Y. 1764. 
 
 Forster, John Reinhold, Obser- 
 va. made during a voyage round the 
 world on physical geography, nat. 
 liist. and ethic philosophy, 4. Lon. 
 1778. 
 
 Hist, of the voyages and discove- 
 ries made in the north, trans, fr. the 
 German of, illus. with maps, 4. Lou. 
 1786. 
 
 See Bossu. 
 
 Forster, Isaac, j\''eio-York, Inaug. 
 dis. on Dysentery, sub. to the exam, 
 of the fac. of phy. under the author, 
 of the trus. of Colum. eoll. 8. Nov. 
 1803, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Fortifying the harbour of N. Y. 
 Report of the committee of the cor- 
 pora, on the subj. of, 8. X. Y. 180.'- 
 
 — — See Williams. 
 
CATAliOGUE. 
 
 47 
 
 Fortune, T. Hist, of the bank of I 
 Eng. ^vith disscrta. on metals, coin, 
 bank notes, etc. 18. Lon. 1797. 
 
 >"ORUM orator, 12, Bos. 180i. 
 
 Fosse, Defenae of x)icquets rel. lo ser- 
 vice in the field for the use of olTtcers 
 of infantiy, extracted fr. the v/ork of, 
 trans, by col. T[ouss:ird,] 18, N. Y. 
 1805. 
 
 PosTEu, Jacob, PachersfeJdy Two 
 dis. del. at Rye, 18 Feb. 1781, 8. 
 Ports. 17S2. 
 
 Foster, Daniel, JVew Braintrse, 
 Mass. el ser, 20 May, 1790, 8, Bos. 
 
 Ser. ord. Joshua Crosby in Green- 
 ^^•ich, r2 Dec. 17S9, 8. Sprhigf. 1791. 
 
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 Add. to the people of, on ab- 
 
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 of the revenue, com. and naviga. of, 
 Sd. ed. Feb. 179:?. 
 
 Act to repeal the duties of 
 
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 — — ■ ■ and the colonies, A plan of a 
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 Green, Jacob, Hanover, Spiritual in- 
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 1767. 
 
 Inquiry into the constitu. and disci- 
 
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 intellectual and moral faculties and lite- 
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 trans, by D. B. Wax-den, 8. Brooklyn, 
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 Grew, Nbhemiah, Museum regalis 
 societatis, or a catal. and descrip. of 
 the nat. and artificial rarities belonging 
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 guts, with a portrait of, and ded. to 
 Daniel Colval, founder of the soc. fol. 
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 Griffin, Edward Dorr, JVery- 
 Hartford, A'ervark, Jlndover, Boston, 
 Missionary ser. del. bef. the gen. as- 
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 Mav,'l805, 8. Phil.' 
 
 Ser. del. 22 July, 1807, at the fun^ 
 
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 with the portrait of M. bv Lcnev, 
 8. N. Y. 
 
 Farewell ser. del. in "Newark, 28 
 
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 Griffith, William, Jjiirlingtov, 
 treatise on the jurisdiction and i^ro- 
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C'ATALOGUE. 
 
 Griffith, W. (cont.) Elements, being 
 a coll. of papers sliowing the errours 
 and omissions of the constitu. of N. Jc r. 
 as estab. 2 July, 1TT6, 8. Tren. 1799. 
 
 Ora. del. £-2 Feb. on the d. of G. 
 
 Washington, 8. Tren. 1800. 
 
 Griswold, Stajtley, JVeri'-Milford, 
 Statement of the proceed, of the asso- 
 <:ia. of the south pr.rt of Litchfield coun- 
 ty ag. Avith au add. to the associa. by 
 Keh. Strong, and auapp. 8. Hart. lT9u. 
 
 Ser. fr. James 4. 11, i^, 8. Bridge- 
 port, 1800. 
 
 Ser. del. in "Wallingford, 11 March, 
 
 8. Hartf. iGOl. 
 
 . Ser. del. in Sufficid, T Jalv, 1802, 
 
 8. Suff. 
 
 — and Dan. Huntington, Eph- 
 
 raim Kirby, and Joseph Lyman, 
 Church and state, a polit. union formed 
 by the enemies of both, illus. in cor- 
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 Griswold, Uoger, Message of his 
 excel, to the gen. ae^sem. of Con. 25 
 Aug. 1812, v. ith the doccu. accompa- 
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 Gros, Johan-. Daniel, Nature and 
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 Grosv^ekor, Thomas P. Ora. del. 4 
 July, 1808, at Hudson, 8. H. 
 
 GuEN, Lewis Le. and Isaac Gouver- 
 neur and Peter Kemble in the sup. 
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 GuERRB, Refiections sur le seu! 
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 Guest, Henry, JS'etv Bmnsivick, Ob- 
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 GuiENNE, Almanach liistor.de la pro- 
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 GuNN, Alexander, ^^e^v-York, Ser. 
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 26. Jan. 1812, with notes, 8. X. Y. 
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 Hackluyt, Richard, The principal 
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 IIalhed, Xathantel Brassy, G'r. 
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 8. Lon. 1795. 
 
 See Brothers. 
 
 Halifax gentleman, Vindica. of the 
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 Hall, Joseph, Ser. del. in the chap- 
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 • The righteous niarr.raorij a ser 
 
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 Hall, I. (cont.) Ser. bef. the high court 
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 Hall, David, Sutton, Thanks, scr. 
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 Hall, Robert, Gr. Brit, Modem in- 
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 Hamilton, Duke of, et al. pSs. 
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 [Hamilton, Alexander, vVetr- 
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 of congress fr. the calumnies of their 
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 q^v.] 8. N. Y.1774. 
 
 Ans. to tlie foregoing bv A. W* 
 
 Farmer, [Wiikins] 8. X. Y.'i7T4. 
 
 r ] The Farmer refuted, or a more 
 
 impar, and conipreliensive view of 
 the dispute bet. in*. Brit, and the colo- 
 nies, intended as a further vindica. of 
 the congress in ans. to a letter fr. A. 
 W, Farmer, entitled a view of the 
 controversy bet. Gr. Brit, and her co- 
 lonies, etc. 8. X. Y. 1775. 
 
 r ] Letter fr. Phocion to the consi- 
 derate citizens of X. Y. on the politics 
 of the day, 12. X. Y. IT8-L 
 
 Observa. on certain docu. in ninrj. 
 
 5 and e of the hist, of the U.S. fe- 
 1796, in v»h. the clnugo of pecula- 
 tion ag. is fully refuied by, with a co- 
 pious app. 3. Phil. 1797. ' 
 
 [ ] Defence of ttje treaty of amity, 
 
 com. naviga. and under the signature ol 
 Camiilus in 22 nn.m. 8. X. Y. 1797. 
 
 Letter concerning the pub. conduct 
 
 and character of John Adams, pres. 
 of the U. S. 8. X. Y. iBCj. also, 
 ed. S. X. Y. 1800. 
 
 Vindica. of the conduct and char- 
 acter of John Adams, in i eply to the 
 letter of, o. X. Y. iKClX 
 
 Reply to the letter of, concerning 
 
 the conduct and character of Jolut 
 Adams bv a fed. repullican 8. X. Y. 
 1800. 
 
 Ans. to the letter of concerning 
 
 tlie pub. cond. and character of John 
 Adams, by a cit. of X. Y. 3. X. Y. 
 1800. 
 
 Letter to, on ilie letter of, rel. to 
 
 John Adams, by Aristidts. 
 
 Propositions of, in conven. for es- 
 tab. a constitution of gov. for the U. S. 
 also a sumnury oi the polit, opinions 
 
54 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 of John Adams, nnd a discussion bet. 
 John Adams and Samuel Adams, P.. 
 Pittsf. 180'2. 
 Hamilton, A. (cont.) and Burr, Cor- 
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 affair of honour bet. to which is add- 
 fid a candid exam, of the whole af- 
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 and an app. 8. N. Y. 1804. 
 — — — Coll. by Coleman of the facts and 
 <iocu. rel. to the d. of, with <Nomments, 
 together with the various oratinnr>, ser. 
 and eulogies, wh. have been written or 
 pub. on, \ N. Y. i bOL 
 ' ■■■ Coll. of newspapers pnh. at the 
 time of the d. of. 
 See Federaliste. 
 H A M M E T T , J o H N, A n s. f o t. S tone's 
 [of Harwich] caution to erring chris- 
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 Hamonb, Walter, Madagascar the 
 richest and most fruitfuH island in 
 ^he world, Descrip. of, ded. to John 
 Bond, gov. of the isl. with a pref. 4. 
 Lon.1b4S. 
 Hancock, John, Lexington, Ser. 
 ord. his son John Hancock in Brain- 
 ti*ee [now Quincy] t Nov. 1T26, 12. 
 Bos. 
 
 Hancock, John, Bramtvee [noiv 
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 <jiee*s Letter of remarks, etc. 8. Bos. 
 1743. 
 
 IL-^-NCock, Jean^, Boston, Discours 
 de son excel, mons. pres du congres 
 de Philndelphie, B. Phil. 1776. 
 
 Handbills, A large collection of, fr. 
 the commencement of the revolu. war 
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 thanksgivings, etc Har. coll. theses, 
 patriotic songs, and various other 
 printed documents in the sheet and 
 half sheet form, wh. when bound 
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 Handbills, Selection of, circulated 
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 Hanson, Alexander Contee, Tri- 
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 mutinous and highly reproachful to 
 the pres. and commander in chief of 
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 1809. 
 
 IIabdcastle's annual masonic regis- 
 ter for 5812, 12. N. V, 
 
 IIardie, James, Philadelphia, J'/eyv- 
 York, Phila. directory and reg. for 
 1T94. 
 
 Ace. of the city of Phil. 8. Phil. 
 
 1.794. 
 
 — Acc. of the malignant fever in the 
 (.•ty of N. Y. 8, N. Y. 1799. 
 
 Hardie, Jame?, (tonf.) Acc. of the 
 malie;. fever wh. prevailed in the city 
 of N. Y. in 1805, 8. N. Y. 
 • Biograph. dictionary and Amer. 
 remembrancer of departed merit* 
 cont. complete and impar. acc. of the 
 lives and w ritings of the moat eminent 
 perfionn in every station, but more 
 particularly those who have signalized 
 themselves in America, embell. with 
 portraits, 4 vols. 8. N. Y. 1805. 
 Hardy, William, Sketch of the 
 proceed, and trial of, on an indict, for 
 the murder of an infant, 27 Nov. 
 1806, bef. the sup. jud. court at Bos- 
 ton, 8. Bos. 1807. 
 Harmon, Joel, Columbian sacred 
 
 minstrel, Northampton, 1809. 
 Harmony of wisdom and felicity in 
 relation to our civil, moral, and spiri- 
 tual behaviour, 12. Bos. 1743. 
 Harper, Robert Goodloe, .S". Car- 
 olina. Add. to his constituents, with 
 a letter fr. gov. Jay to, rel. to the 
 French revolu. 8. N. Y. 1796. 
 — — Observa. on the dispute bet. the 
 U. S. and France, add. to his constitu- 
 ents. May, 1797, with his speech in 
 cong. on the foreign intercourse bill in 
 reply to Nicholas, Gallatin et al. 
 March, 1798. 
 
 Letter to his constituents, 5 Marcli, 
 
 1801, 8. Ports. 
 Harper. See Russian victories. 
 Harris, William, JMarblehead, 
 .AW-ror^", Ser. fr. Rev. 14. 13, del. 
 in M. at the fun. of IMartha Roads, 26 
 Sept. 179-^ with an app. [by Timothy 
 Alden,] giving an acc. of her family 
 and ancestors, 12. Bos. 1796. 
 — — Ser. del. bef. the ann. convention of 
 the lu'ot. epis. ch. in Mas.s. 28 Mav, 
 1799, 4. Bos. 
 
 Ser. del. in N. Y. 2 Oct. 1810, bef. 
 
 the conv. of the prot. epis. clergy of 
 the state of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 
 Hahris, Thaj>oeu,s Mason, Dm- 
 ciiester, Ser. del. bef. king Solomosi's 
 lodge in Charlcstown, 24 June, 5796. 
 8. Bos. 
 
 Dis. del. in Bridgewater bef. the 
 
 Fellowship lodge, 8. Bos. 1797. 
 
 Dis.del. to a religious soc. of young 
 
 men in D. 25 Dec. 1798, on the ter- 
 mina. of 100 years from the time of 
 its establishment, 8.Charlesto'.vn, 1799. 
 
 Tribute of filial respect to his mo- 
 
 iher, 8. Chariest. 1801. 
 
 -~ Ser. instal. Abiel Abbot, in Bever- 
 ly, l i Dec. 1803, c. by Jonas Clark of 
 Lexington, f. by Moses Dow of Bever- 
 ly, 8. Salem, 1804. 
 
GATAJ.OGUE. 
 
 55 
 
 Harris, T. M. (cout.) Journal of a tour 
 into the teiTitory, N. W. of the AUe- 
 gany mountains with a geograph. and 
 hist'or. aec. of the state of Ohio, ilhis. 
 with maps and views, 3. Bos. 1805. 
 Ser. ord. Caleb Hamilton Shear- 
 man in Dover, G May, 1807, with 
 hymns for the occas. 8. Dover. 
 
 ILVRROWGATE 
 
 Phil. Direciions for 
 
 the use of the mineriil water and cold 
 hath at, 8. Phil. :V, 
 
 Hart, William, Saybrooh^ Remarks 
 on a number of false propositions and 
 dangerous errours collected fr. di.soour- 
 scs of Whitaker and Hopkins, a dia~ 
 logue, 8. N. Lon. lT69. 
 
 Hart, Oliver, Dancing exploded, a 
 ser. 12. Chariest. I TT8. 
 
 Hart, Levi, Preston^ dis. ord. John 
 Wilder in Attleborough, 27 Jan. l790, 
 w ith a note respectful to the mem. of Ha- 
 bijah Weld, 8. Prov. 
 
 Harvard college. Testimony of the 
 president et al. of, ag. G. Whitefiehl 
 and his conduct, l"2.Bos. 1744. 
 
 Catalogus bibliothecce Hai'- 
 
 vardinse Cantab. Nov, Aug.[cont.i5000 
 vols.] 8. Bos. -790. 
 
 — — — — Narrative of the proceed . of 
 the corpora, of, rel. to the late disor- 
 ders in that seminary t 8. Cam. 1807. 
 
 II ASTi'PUDi»i]SG,a poem, 8. New Haven, 
 1796. 
 
 IIatton, Ann Julia, Songs of Tam- 
 many, 12. 
 
 Haven, Samuel, Portsmouth^ Conven- 
 Ser. del. in Ports. 30 Sept. 1760. 8. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d- of Geo. H. 8. 
 
 P. 1761. 
 
 =. Ser. occ. by the peace of 1763, 
 
 with notes, 8. P. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of Henry Sher- 
 burne, v/ith notes, 8. P. 17G7, 
 
 Ser. ord. Jeremy Belknap in Do- 
 ver, 18 Feb. 17G7, with notes, 8. P. 
 
 Ser. del. at Cambindge, 15 Oct. 
 
 1768, on the sabbath after the d. ot 
 Nat Ward, ded. to the students of Har. 
 coll. 8. Bos. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of Benjamin Ste- 
 vens of Kitterypoint Avith notes, 8. P. 
 3791. 
 
 Ser. fr. Hosea 14. 9, del. 24 Aug. 
 
 1794, 8. N'b'yport. 
 Dud. lec. del. at Har. coll. 5 Sept. 
 
 1798, 8. Bos. 
 
 — Poetic miscellany on subjects moral 
 and religious, 18. P. 1798. 
 - — ■ Ser. del. soon after the ord. of Timo- 
 thy Alden as his colleague, with a list 
 of the ordaining council, Alden's add. 
 
 to the ch. c. by John Thompson of 
 Berwick, f. by Joseph BuckminsLer of 
 P. 
 
 H avej:, S (cont.) Dis. occ. by the d. of. 
 See Buekminster 
 
 Haven, J -..SON, Dedham, Art el. ser. 
 Junt, 1761, 8. Bos. 
 
 — Ser. ord. Edward Brooks in north 
 Yarmouth, 4 July, 1764, 8. Bos. 
 
 — — Msss. el ser. 31 May, 1769, 8. Bos. 
 
 Hatershaw, Speech in the h. of com, 
 15 Feb. 1707. 
 
 Hawkesbury, Dis. on the conduct of 
 the government of Gr. Brit, in respect 
 to neutral nations, 8. Lon. rep. 1794. 
 
 Hawley, William, JVezn-York, Trial 
 of, 1 July, 1813, bef. a court martial. 
 
 Hay, William, Immortality of the 
 soul, a poem, trans, fr. the Latin of 
 Isaac Hawkins Browne, ded. to the bp. 
 of Durham, 4. Lon. 1754. 
 
 Haygarth, John, G?% Bi^if. On the 
 prevention of infectious fevers, witii 
 an add. to the coll. of phy. at Phil, 
 on the prevention of the Araer. pesti- 
 lence, a. Bath, 1801. 
 
 Haykes, Lemuel, Vermont [of Afri- 
 can descent,] Univ. salvation a verv 
 ancient doc. with some account ot the: 
 life and character of its author, a sei^ 
 del. at Rutland, 1805, with a pref. re- 
 presenting that this ser. was del. imme- 
 diately after hearing mr. Ballou, a. 
 univ. preacher, exhibit his sentiments, 
 with a hymn, 6th. ed. 12. Bos. 1807. 
 
 Hazard, Ebenezer, jYexv-York, Phi- 
 ladelphia, Histor. coll. consisting of 
 state papers and other authentic docu. 
 intended as materials for a Ijist. of tlie 
 U. S. A. 2 vols. 4. Phil. 1792 t.nd 
 1794. 
 
 Head, Isaac, Confutation of the ob- 
 serva. on free masonry, by the author 
 of a pamphlet, entitled. Masonry the 
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 Hbalth office, Act for estab. a, for se- 
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 1803. 
 
 Supplement to, etc. 1804, 
 
 laws of N. Y. 8- N. Y. 1805. 
 
 Docu. rel. to the board of, 8. N. Y. 
 
 1806. See Rodgers, 
 
 Report of the gen. com. of, 1805. 
 
 Hints towards jiromot. the, and 
 
 cleanliness in the city of N. Y. ilius. 
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 Hearne, Samuel, Journey fr. Prince 
 of Wales' fort in Hudson's bay to the 
 northern ocean, undertaken by order 
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 ry of copper mines, a northwest pas- 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 sage, etc. 1TG9, TO, 1, 2, illns. with 
 maps, ded. to Sara. AV'cgg, .Tames 'Win- 
 ter Luke, ct al. 8. Dub. 1T9G. 
 
 11 E ART-in-hand fire company, Rules and 
 orders to be observed by the, institut- 
 ed, 1T81,12. N. Y. tCOV.. 
 
 Heath, William, Roxhury, Mc- 
 Tijoirs of, cont. anecdotes, details of 
 skirmishes, })att!cs, etc. during the 
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 Heinecius, Jo. Gottl. Elements of 
 logic, or art of reasoning deduced fr. 
 clear principles, I'i. Liverpool, 178B. 
 
 IIellenbroek, Abraham, Jloiter- 
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 "Dutch, 12. Eos. 1T42. 
 
 Specimen of divine truths with a 
 
 pref. trans, fi;. the Dutch, 8. N.Y. 1791. 
 
 Hemmenway, Moses, TVellSf Mass. 
 cl. ser. 26 May, 1TB4, 8. Bos. 
 
 ■ Dis. concerning the church, the 
 
 gospel covenant delineated, eic. 8. Bos. 
 1792. 
 
 Ser. ord. John Kelly in Hamp- 
 
 steail, 5 Dec. 1792, c. by Merrill of 
 Piastow, f. by Stephen Pcabody of At- 
 kinson, 8. Dover, 1793. 
 
 •■■ - Dis. on the divine institu. of watei'- 
 baptism, about IBOl. 
 
 Henchman, Nathaniel, Lt/nn, Ser. 
 ord. .lames Varnev 'm Wilmington, 24 
 Oct. 1733, 12. Bos. 
 
 — ^ Letter to Stephen Chase, stating 
 why lie will not admit G. Whitefield 
 into his pulpit, 8. 1744. 
 
 Letter to Win. Hobby, occas. by 
 
 sundry passages in his letter in \indjca. 
 of G. Whitefleld's itinerancy and con- 
 duct, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 HsNi-'REY, Benjamin, Plan with pro- 
 posals for forming a company to work 
 mines in the U. S. and smcii and re- 
 fine the ores, 8. Phil. 1797. 
 
 Henley, David, Proceed, of a gen. 
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 the trial of, iy. Bo3. 1778. 
 
 flENUY, Samuel, Gaulskill, Thanks, 
 ser. del. in Kileollum 25 Ap. 1749, 
 with a pref. 4. Waterford. 
 
 Hbnrt, Alexander, Tr.'wels in Can- 
 ada, bet. 1760 and 1776, 3. N. Y. 
 1G09. 
 
 Heraldry, A vol. of, of ,593 pp. with 
 the arms of the Brit, king and nobil- 
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 JIkrcules, Nar, of the loss of the flrp, 
 commanded by Bcnj. Stout on tbe 
 <x?a?.t of Caffraria, 16 .lune, ITI'6, with 
 a d<ttail of his travels in the dest-rts of 
 Africa, etc. £ib"o nn adi'. .f;~'I):) A>'n:r»?, 
 12. N. Y. 
 
 Heron, Robert, The letters of Ju- 
 nius, with notes and illustra. histor. po- 
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 Phil. 1804. 
 
 HERKENscHWANDjDiscours sur le com- 
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 Herrino, Elbert, Ora. ontheanniv. 
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 N. Y. 1809. 
 
 Hesse, Lettre du landgrave dc, au com- 
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 8. 
 
 Hessois, Avis aux, et autres peuplcc 
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 Heston, Jacob Franklin, Moral 
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 Hey, Richard, Observa. on the na- 
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 Hibernian provident soc. in N. Y. 
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 HiGGTNSON, John, Salem, Mass. e!. 
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 Highwayman's soliloquy, 8. 
 
 Hill, John, Vocabulary intended as 
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 HiLLHOusE, Propositions for amend- 
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 IIiLLiARD, Timothy, JBarnstable, 
 Cambridge, Dud. lee del. at Har. 
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 Ser. ord. John Andrews in Newbit- 
 
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 HiLLARD, Joseph, Beruick, Two dis. 
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 Hi.vi), Richard, Ser. del. bef. the 
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 Hi.sTOiRE de la revolution de 1789 et 
 de I'etablissement d'unc constitu. en. 
 France, 1st. vol. 8. a Paris, 1790. 
 
 HiSToiREs des revolutions celebres 
 qui ont change la face des eoipires, 2d. 
 vo'» 12. i Lyons, 1796, 
 
CATALOGUK. 
 
 57 
 
 History of the Tint empire fr. 1765 
 to the end of 1T83, hy a soc. of gen- 
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 HnciicoctC, Gad, Pembroke, Scr. 
 ord. E;ios Hitchcock in Ueverly, 1 
 May, 1T71, c. by James Diman, f. by 
 Swain of Wenham, 8. Salem. 
 
 Mass. el. ser. 23 Mav, 1TT4, 8. 
 
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 Dud. ]ec. del. at IIai\ coll. 1 Sept. 
 
 177?, 8. Bos. 
 
 Hitchcock, Evos, Beverly, Pj-ovi- 
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 Standish, IB Sept. 1T3J, c. by Moses 
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 Ser. ord. Elislia Fisk in VVrerilham, 
 
 12 June, 171/9, c. by Roland Greene 
 of Mansfield, f. by John Wilder, of 
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 Dis. del. %t Feb. 1300, occ. by (he 
 
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 Hitchcock, David, The s'nade of 
 Plato, a poem, v.ith a sketch of the 
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 Poetical dicf-ionray, or poptdar 
 
 terms ilUis. in rhyme, with txplana. 
 remarks, 8. Lenox, lB'i8. 
 
 Hive, The, or a toll, of thoughts on 
 civil, moral, sentimental, and religious 
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 iloBART, John Henry, JVe-w-York, 
 ('ompanion for the festivals and fiists, 
 12. N. Y. 1804. 
 
 ■ Ser. del. at the consecra. of Trini- 
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 M ith notes, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Companion for the altar, 12. N. Y. 
 
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 Statement add. to the episcopali- 
 ans in the state of N. Y. rel. to some 
 recent events in the ])rot. epis. ch. in 
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 Hobby, Willt.\m, Reading; Tnqiiiry 
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 Advice to his people from tlie 
 
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 H o D G K I N s o J o H >T, .Ye\t}- Yovk, Nar. 
 
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 comp. fr. .5 Sept- 1792 to ^1 March, 
 
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 HoFfMAXj JosiAK Ogdsx, Ora del. 
 
 bef. the soc. of black friars in the citv 
 of N. Y. 10 Nov. 1788, 8. N. Y. 
 
 HoFFMAX, Chi4T.stian, Aew-TorA", 
 Longevity, being an acc. of various 
 persons who have lived to an extraor- 
 dinarv age, with several curious par- 
 ticulars, \t. N. Y. 1798. 
 
 Holder, William, Dis. concern, 
 time, etc. foi- the better understand- 
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 Holland, Papers presented to the h. 
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 Ho LLA N do IS ES du sud de I'Am-eriqne, 
 l.es iiitci-ets <les colonies, par C. Do 
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 HoLLis, John, lleusons for skepticism, 
 in revealed religion, to wh. is add. 
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 the hist, of the man after God's owu 
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 Ho L M E s, A B I E L, Midwaii, Cambridg-^, 
 JJfe of Ezra Stiles, with the \)ortrait 
 of S. engraved by S. Hill of Boston, o. 
 Bos. 1798. 
 
 Ser. del. ^9 Dec. 1799, occ. by the 
 
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 Dis. del. "i'^ Feb. 1800, on the d. of 
 
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 Ccntn ry ser. del. in Cam. 4 Jan. 
 
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 Ser. del. at the fun. of David Tap. 
 
 pun, ^29 Aug. 1803, 8. Cam. 1807. 
 
 Amer. annals, or chronol. hist, oi 
 
 America fr. its discovery to 1806, % 
 vols. <?. Cam.. 1805, 6. 
 
 Dis. del. bef. the soc. prop. go^. 
 
 am. Indians nnd others in N. Am. .'J 
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 Hols FEIN, ]V[.\dame De Sfael, 
 Appeal to the nations of Europe a;--. 
 t!ie continental system, pub. at Stock- 
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 Holyoke, Edward, JMarMehrad^ 
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 Conv. ser. 28 May, 1741, 8. Bos. 
 
 Reply to G. Whitefiold's letter tr, 
 
 the pres. and others of Har. colt. i. 
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 Holyoke, Samukl, Bvxfovd, Harmn. 
 nia Amei'icana, 1791. 
 
 Columbian repository of sacred har- 
 
 inony, stilected fr. Euro, and Am. jm- 
 thors with many new tunes, includinj;- 
 the whole of Watt's psal. and hymns, 
 to each of wh. a tune is adapted and 
 some additional tunes suited to the par- 
 tii-ui.,r mei.rc.s of Vaio and Brady's i^nd 
 li 
 
LATA J 
 
 .00 L». 
 
 liulknap's roll, m illi <iu iutroduc. of 
 I>raclical princijjlcs, 4. Exeter, about 
 
 looo. 
 
 UoMERE, L»!s '24 livres de I'lliade d', 
 (radiiicts du Grcc en vers Francois, les 
 11 jireniicrs par Ungues Salel, abbe 
 de sainct Cbcron, et les 1^ derniera 
 I»ar Aniadis Janiyn, secretaire de la 
 I'bambre dn roy, cM.c.iH- k Paris, i5u{>. 
 
 JlOMERUS, lliatlos de rebus ad Troiarn 
 gestis lib. nuper Latino oar. elegan- 
 tiss. redditi Ilclio Kobano Hesso inter- 
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 Hones and Town, Catal. of Brit, 
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 HoNiLYWooD, Sr. John, Poems with 
 some pieces in prose, i ~. N. Y. VoOi. 
 
 Hopkins, Sa]«iu EL, Springjieldy His- 
 tor. nienioifs relat. to the Housatuu- 
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 the importance of attaching the In- 
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 Hopkins, Samuel, Great Barring- 
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 — — Animad. ou Hart's late dial. 12. N. 
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 System of doctrines coritained iu 
 
 divine revelation explained and de- 
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 Hopkins, Samuel Miles, JVew- 
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 r J Letters concern, the gen. health 
 
 with notes and additions, etc. as they 
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 HoPKiNSox, Francis, Philadelphia, 
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 HoPKiNSON, Joseph, Annual dis. del. 
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 HoPKiNTON, Resvdt of an eccles. coun. 
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 Horace, Part of the 7th. epis. of the 
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 lloRBiiRRY, Matthew, Ser. on the in- 
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 8. O.vf. 17^1 3. 
 
 HORNE, 1). Vax, J^'eiv-York, The ad- 
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 lerablvj 8, about 1790. 
 
 HoR<iE and foot guards, Rules and afti- 
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 ty's, in Gr. Brit. Ire. etc. fr. 24 
 March 1777, 8. N. Y. rep. 1777. 
 
 Hoksmanden, Daniel, Aeru-York, 
 Conspiracy, or a hist, of the negro 
 plot with tbe journal of the proceed, 
 ag. ih(- conspirators at N. Y. in l74l 
 and 17*2, with several interesting ta- 
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 IIoRTENSius's essay on the liberty of 
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 Hosack, David, J^Tew York, Inaug. 
 dis. on Cholera morbus, sub. to the 
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 ded. to Joseph Bayley, William Ship- 
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 Enquiry into the causes of suspend- 
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 means of restoring life, 8. N. Y. 
 1792. 
 
 — — Introductory lecture on med. edu- 
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 Catal. of plants cent, in the botanic 
 
 garden of Elgin in the vicinity of N. 
 Y. wh. was estab. in 1801, 8. N. Y. 
 1806. 
 
 [ ] Descrip. of Elgin garden the pro- 
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 engraved by Leney. 
 
 Observations on the use of the 
 
 Ballston waters in various diseases, 8. 
 N. Y. 1810. 
 
 Hortus Elginensis, or a catal. of 
 
 plants, indigenous and exotic, cultivat- 
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 of N. Y. with a plate, ded. to D. li. 
 Tompkins, 2d. ed. enlarged, 8. N. Y- 
 1811. 
 
 Statement of facts rel. to the es- 
 tab. and prog, of the El. hot. gar. and 
 subsequent disposal of the same to the 
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 Observa. on croup or hives, in a let 
 
 ter to A. R. Dclile, with a plate, 8 
 N. Y. 1811. 
 
 Observa. on the estab. of the col- 
 lege of phy. and surg. in the city of 
 N. Y. and the late proceed, of the re- 
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 communicated in a letter to James S. 
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 . New nosological classification ofdis- 
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 Case of anthrax, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Traiteraent d'anthrax, tradult cn 
 
 Francois par moiis. Pelilc, S. 
 
CATALCGUE. 
 
 •59 
 
 HosAcK, D. (cont.) Case of aneurism 
 of the femoral artery, coramun. in a 
 letter to John Abernethy, 8. N. Y. 
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 — — Description d'fln aneurisrae de Tar- 
 terie cruraie, traduite en Francois par 
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 ■ Observa. on the surgery of the an- 
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 inany of the reputed discoveries and 
 improvements of mod. times, del. 
 an introduc. lee. to a course of lec- 
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 — — Observa. on the advantages of ex- 
 posing wounds to the air after capital 
 operations with remarks upon the re- 
 moval of scirrhous tumours fr. the 
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 Bard, 8. N. Y. 1813. 
 
 ^ Observa. on vision read bef tlie 
 
 roy. soc. of Lon. 1 May, 1794, and 
 pub. in their transac. the same year, 
 commun. to the soc. by Gsorge Ptar- 
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 • Private med. school in the city of 
 
 N. Y. estab. by, exhibiting tlie plan of 
 study adopted, 8. 
 
 — — Dis, inti oductory to a course of lec- 
 tures on the theory and practice of 
 physic, -with an eulogium on Benj. 
 Rush, del. 3 Nov. 1813, 8. N. Y. 
 
 [HosACK AND Frakcis'] Aracr. med. 
 and philos. regis. 8. 3 vols. N. Y. 1810 
 to 1813. See Amer. med. and phil. reg. 
 
 Hospital in the city of N. Y. Charter 
 for estab. a, granted by John, earl of 
 Dunmore, 13 June, ITTJ, 4. X. Y. 
 
 — — - Brief acc. of the, in the city of N. 
 Y. 3. N. Y. 180i. 
 
 " — -- Acc. of the, etc. vith engravings, 
 list of raem. and catah of the books 
 belonging to the library, 8 N.Y.18il. 
 
 HouDix, Michael Gabriel, Ora. 
 occ. by the d. of G. Washington del. 
 in Albany £'2 Feb. 1800, ^ith a por- 
 trait of the author, 4. Alb. 
 
 HouRY, Laurext D', Almanach roy- 
 al, annee 1787, presentee a sa maj.pour 
 la premiere fois en 1699, par. S.pp.TiO. 
 
 IfotjsE carpenters of the city of N. Y, 
 The constitu. of the associated body 
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 HousTouN, William, j\''e~.v-rork, 
 Appeal, Dec. 1805. 
 
 ilow, Thomas Y. J\'e-w-York, Essays 
 on episcopacy. 
 
 — - Letter to Samuel Miller in reply to 
 his Letters concerning the constitu. 
 and order of the christian ministry, 8. 
 Ut!ca,lS08. 
 
 j How, Thomas Y. (cont.) Dis. fr. Re^, 
 19. 10, 8. 
 
 Howard, Simeon, Bcston, Art. ri- 
 ser, T June, 1773, 8. Bos. 
 
 Ser.fr. 1 JoJin 3. 18, del. bef. ih^ 
 
 soe. of free and accept, masons, is 
 Dec. 1TT8, 8. Bos. 
 
 Mass. el. eer. 31 May, 1780, «. 
 
 Bos. 
 
 — - Ser. ord. Thomas Adams for the 
 ministry in Camden, S. Car. del. in 
 Bo3. 18 Nov. 1791, c. by Joseph Jack- 
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 Hov/AR3, John C. Boston^ Dis. del. 
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 ■with an app. 8. Bcs. 
 
 Howe, Robert, Proceed, of a couit 
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 7 Dec. 1781, fol. Phil. 1782. 
 
 HoYJ-, Epapiiras, Practicd instruc- 
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 field, 1811. 
 
 Hubbard, William, Ipsxvichy Nar, 
 of the Indian wars in N. Eng. fr. 1607? 
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 Bos. rep. 1775. 
 
 Hughes, Nimrod, Viroinia, Solemn 
 •warning to all the dwellers upon earth, 
 giveji forth in obedience to the express 
 conimaud of the Lord God, etc. re- 
 presenting that the destruction of osie 
 third of mankind must take place, 4 
 June, 1812, 8. Trenton, rep. 1811. 
 
 Hull, William, Kev^ton^ Ora. del, 
 bef. the Gincin. soc. of Mass. 4 July, 
 1788, 4. Bos. 
 
 Hull, Stephen, Ameshuvxj^ Baxpiham, 
 I Sei. ord. Enos George in Barnstead, 
 26 Sept. 1?04, c. by John Kelly of 
 Kampscead, f, bv J. Tuck.er of Loudon, 
 8. Ports. 1805. ' 
 
 HuMAjr body. Essay on tlie liature of 
 tiie, evil of deS!it)g kirks, kirk yards, 
 and burying grounds, 8. Edin. 1747. 
 
 reason, A new practical systetu of, 
 
 pointed in the fifth year of intellecta- 
 al life, etc, l2. 
 
 HuMA2»E soc. of Massacliusetts, Institu. 
 of the, with the rules of, and methods 
 of treatment to be used with persons 
 apparently dead, etc. 8. t!os. 178r;. 
 
 Appendix designed to 
 
 accompany the dis. del. by John 
 Thornton Kirkland in June 1810, 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 — See Thacher, Morse, Porter, Gar- 
 diner, Gray, Emerson, Danforth, Col- 
 man. 
 
 Humane soc. MerxSma-, S(.-e Bass, Da. 
 no, V/hite, C;-ry. 
 
60 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 HuMANB soc. ol N. Y. Birecllons for 
 the recoveiy of peit-Oiis appaienlly 
 dead fi\ dro-\vning. 
 
 — — — — Heport of a com. ot the, 
 
 appointed to inquiic into tlie tinin. of 
 taveni licences, the manner of grant- 
 ing them, etc. 8. N. Y. 18iO. 
 
 Humane soc. Annual report of the 
 royal, 18 11, 8. Lon. 
 
 Humboldt, Alexandeu De, Political 
 essay on the kingdom of New-Spain, 
 cont. researches rel. to the geography 
 of Mexico, etc. witli physical sections 
 irans. fr. the French by John Black, ^2 
 Aols. 8. Lon. 1811. 
 
 HuMPHiiEYS, Datip, Ilnmpky^eyviUe, 
 Miscel. \vorks, with a ])orti :'.it and a 
 plate of the medal ])rcseiited by tlic 
 ?vlass. agricul. soc. and a ded. to the 
 duke De Kochciavicault, 8. N. Y. 
 1804. 
 
 l^lIuNN, JoHx S. Jsi'eiv-Yorlc^ JVew- 
 hnrghf'] Observa. on the improve- 
 liienis of the city of N. Y. south of 
 Cirand street, 8. N. Y. 1806. 
 
 HuKTi Nt.TO N, EN'Ocir, AJiddleioimy 
 Ora. dei. '2-2 Feb. 1 800, on the d. of G. 
 Washington, 8. M. 
 
 H'^M^B ANBR^i, The, of thi*ee celebrated 
 Brit, farmers, Hakewell, Arbnthnot, 
 aiid Ducket, with phites, 8. Lon. 1811. 
 
 See American. 
 
 jiuTCHiNS, TnoMAS, A toppora])h. 
 des. of Virg. Penn. Mar. and N. Car. 
 t-omprehenciing the rivers Oliio, Keu- 
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 Avith an app. cont. Patrick Kennedy's 
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 "izrs. 
 
 Hu TClIl^'SON, Thomas, Hist, of Mas- 
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 Coll. of original papers rel. to the 
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 I. 
 
 Ib anez, Gasp.vk, Noticia y jTiicio de 
 los mas principalcs historiadores de 
 Espana, etc. I'J. en Mad. 1784. 
 
 Tlllxois. See Wilkins. 
 
 Imlay, Geokge, Topograph, descrip. of 
 the west, territory of N. Am. witli a 
 map, to wh. are add. the discovery, 
 settlement, et.c of Kentucky and an 
 essay towards its topography and nat, 
 hist, by John Filson, 2d. cd. 8. Lon. 
 1 793. 
 
 IMJ.A.Y, James H. Add. del. at tlie fed. 
 
 repul'. raeeung at Freehold in Mon. 
 
 CO. £2 Aug. 1808, 8. Trenton. 
 iNr.EPENiiENT refiector, Letter to the, 
 
 by David Marin Ren Jesse, pastor oi 
 Aqnenonka, 8. N. Y. IT.'i.l 
 
 IxuErENDENT, refl. (cont.) See am. 
 Newspapers. 
 
 lNl)E.»i, liisioire pliilns. et politique des 
 etab. et tlu commerce des F.ui opeens 
 dans les deux, V vols, new cd. with 
 maps and plat(;s, 8. a Paris, 1778. 
 
 India, Brief nar. of the baptist mission 
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 [Indian] treaty, Minutes of an, held at 
 Easton in Penn. Oct. 1758, fol. Wood- 
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 LvDiAyi, Conference held at St. Geor- 
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 iNiAi^r bajiiism, Reasons for I'cnoun- 
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 Infectious and pestilential diseases, 
 Act to provide ag. passed 8- Ap. 
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 Influence of the Spirit,Occas. thoughts 
 
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 InoajVNato, E J. La femme invisible a 
 
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 a Paris. 
 
 Ingeusoll, Ch. Jared, View of the 
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 [iNGEiiSOLL, Chari.es, Philadel- 
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 being a fragment of a private corres- 
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 Inglis, Charles, JS'e-w-York, JVova 
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 — — Ser, occ. by the d. of Samuel Auch- 
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 [ ] Letters of Papinian, in wh. the 
 
 conduct, present state and prospects of 
 the Amer. congress are examined, 12. 
 N. Y. 1779. 
 
 Ser. del. in N. Y. 26 Oct. 178.3, 
 
 with an advertise. 8. Lon. 1784. 
 
 ■ The case of the right rev. at the 
 
 commissioner's office, 31 Jul}', 1799. 
 4. 
 
 Charge to the clergy of the diocess 
 
 of N. Scotia in June and Aug. 1803, 8. 
 Hal. 1804. 
 
 See Cndworth. 
 
 Inland naviga. fr. Hudson's river to 
 Ontario and Erie, Rt-port of the com- 
 missioners a])poin'Led to explore the 
 I route of an, 8. Alb. 181 1. 
 Insolvent debtors, Act for the benefll 
 of, and ihcir creditors, 8. N. Y. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 61 
 
 Inventors, Reraarts on the rights of, Jav, Joh^, 
 
 and the influence of their studies in the whole of the 
 
 promoting the enjoyments of hie ami 
 
 pub. prosperity, 8. Bos. 1807. 
 Ireland, Report of the com. of secrecy 
 
 of the h of Ids. in, as reported by John 
 
 earl of Clare, 30 Aug. 1798, with uu 
 
 app. detailing sundry exam. I*. l,on. 
 
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 Ireland, John, Brooklyn^ Record of 
 
 proceed, of a board of clergy canon- 
 
 ically constituted for trying the truth 
 
 of certain charges ag. 8. N. Y. 1810. 
 — — Second solemn appeal to tlie ch. 
 
 eont. remarks and strictures on the 
 
 late violent proceed, of a pretended 
 
 eccles. court ag. the author, 8. B. 
 
 mil. 
 
 Irish emigrant, Letter fr. an, to his 
 f friend in Uie U. S. 8. N. Y. 1T9B. 
 Ira'ing, Peter, S. oj JVeiv-Yorh, In- 
 
 ang. dis. on the Influenza, sub. to the 
 
 exam, of the foe. of phys. under the 
 
 author, of the trus. of Colum. col!. (5 
 
 May, 1794, ded. to George Clinton and 
 
 others, 8. N. Y. 
 Irving, John T. Ora.del. bef. the Tam- 
 
 soc. \% May, 1810, 8. N. Y. 
 Isaiah, Paraphrase on 9 chapters of, 
 
 8. Northampton, 1803. 
 Itinerant preaching, Declara. of min- 
 isters in I?arnstabie co. rel. to the late 
 
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 J 
 
 [Jackson, Hall, Portsmouth,";^ Ob- 
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 a gentleman of the faculty, 12. Ports. 
 1786. 
 
 Jackson, John, Reflections on the 
 commerce of the Mediterranean, de- 
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 Jackson, Ten hints add. to wise men! 
 
 concerning the dispute wh. ended 8 
 
 Nov. i80V', in the dismission of the 
 
 Brit. min. to the U. S. A. o. Bos. 
 Jamaica, Acts of assembly passed in 
 
 the isl. of, fr. 1681 to 1754, inclus, fol. 
 
 Lon. 
 
 Candid remarks on Witherspoon's 
 
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 Jamks, Thomas, The Jesuits' down- 
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 James, king of Eng. IMcditation upon 
 the Lord's prayer for the benefit of 
 his subiects, 144 pp. with a pvef, 1 
 Len. Icl9. 
 
 — — Letters, bein^ 
 correspon. bet. and 
 
 Lewis Littlepagc, new and correct ed. 
 wilh an app. not bef. pub. 4. N. Y. 
 1786. 
 
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62 
 
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 Lewis, Morgan, Concise acc. of the 
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 gen. committee, friendly to the re- 
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 Lewis, ?v1eriwether, The travels of 
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 of the gov. of the U. S. A. perform- 
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 L' Heritier, DoM. De Brutelle, 
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 1784. 
 
 LiANCouRT, Duke De La Roche- 
 FAUCault, Travels thro.. gh the U. 
 S. A. the country of the Iroquois and 
 U. Can. in 1795, 6, 7, with an authen- 
 
 tic acc. of L. Cknl sind mapi, trans. 
 
 by H. Neuman, 9. rols. 4. Lon. i799. 
 
 LiANCOURT, Duke, (eont.) On the pri- 
 sons of Philadelphia, 8 Phil. 1796. 
 
 LiBRO de apothegmas, que son dichos 
 graciosos y notables de muchos reye» 
 et principes illustres, etc [black let- 
 ter] 18. 1552. 
 
 Licet us, Fortunius, Conti'ov€rsi» 
 de cometarum quiete, loco boreali sine 
 occasu, parallaxi Aristotelea, sedc 
 cuslesti et exacta theoria peripatetics, 
 etc. ded. Donato Mauroceno, illus. witk 
 diagrams, 4. Venice, J 525. 
 
 Lille, Le malheur et la pitie, poera* 
 par l*abbe De, public par De Merve, 8, 
 a Lon. 180.5. 
 
 Linage, Joseph De Veitia, The 
 Span, rule of trade to the W. Ind- 
 trans, by John Stevens, 8. Lon. 1T6S. 
 
 Lincoln, Benjamin, JIi7i§ham, 
 Summons to, at Charlestown, 10 
 Ap. 1780, with his ans. fol. 
 
 LiivcoLN, Henry, Falmouth^ Ser. ord. 
 Nyraphas Hatch in Tisbury, 7 Oct. 
 1801, c. by Nailian Stone of Dennis, f. 
 by Jonathan Burr of Sandwich, 8. 
 
 Lincoln, Daniel Waldo, Ora. del. 
 in Bos. bef. the Bunker-hill associa. 4 
 July, 1810, 2d. ed. with notes, 8. Bos. 
 
 Lincoln, Levi, Worcester, Report of 
 a com. of the h, of rep. rel. to certain 
 military orders issued by It. gov. Mass. 
 8. Bos. 
 
 LiN», James, Descrip. of rifled ord- 
 nance, illus. with plates, 8. Edin. 
 1776. 
 
 Linn, William Pennsylvania, JVe-w- 
 York, Albany, Ser. del. 4 July, at the 
 request of the Tarn, soc with an ode 
 by Wm. Pitt Smith, 8. N. Y. 1791. 
 
 — — Sermons lustorical and characteris- 
 tical, 18. N. Y. 1791. 
 
 Ser. on the char, of Simon the sor- 
 cerer with an app. 8. N. Y. 1793. 
 
 Remarks on Moore's add. to the 
 
 mem. of the prot. epis. ch. in the city 
 of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1793. 
 
 Six dis. on the signs of the times, 8. 
 
 N. Y. 1794. 
 
 Thanks, ser. del. 26 Nov. 1795, 8 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Dis. on Mat. 5. 9, del, at Hacken- 
 
 sack, 28 June. 1796. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Nat. fast dis. 9 May, 1798, 8. N. 
 
 Y. 
 
 Eulos^y occ. by the d. of G. Wash- 
 ington, d^e'l. 22 Feb. 1800, bef. the N. 
 Y. state soc. of Cincin. with a resolve 
 of the soc. that, be admitted an hono 
 rary mem. of the soc. 8. N. Y. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 67 
 
 1.1 KN, W. (cout.) Ser. del. bef. the N. 
 Y. miss. soc. at their annual meet. 1 
 Ap. 1300, 8. N. Y. 
 
 ■ Essays on episcojiacy. See Coll. es- 
 says. 
 
 XiNN, John Blair, Philadelphia, 
 Poem on the d. of G. Washington iu 
 imitation of the manoer of OsBian, 8. 
 Phil. 180O. 
 
 Po^vers of genius, a poem, 8. Phil. 
 
 1801. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of John Ewing, 
 
 del. 21 Noe. 1802, 8. Phil. 
 Letter to Joseph Priestley, 8. Phil. 
 
 1803. 
 
 — — Letter to Joseph Priestley, in ans. 
 to his letter in defence of his pam. en- 
 titled Socrates and Jesus Christ com- 
 pared, 8. Phil. 180S. 
 ■ Valerian, a nar. poem, with a 
 sketch of the author's life, [by C. B. 
 Brown of Phil.] 
 
 Linnet, a collection of songs, etc. 18. 
 N. Y. 1806. 
 
 LiSTE des nome de famille et patroni- 
 miques des ciderant princes, dues, etc. 
 8. 
 
 Literati, Present state of the, a sa- 
 tire, 4. Lon. 1752. 
 
 Literary museum or monthly mag. 8. 
 Phil. 179T. 
 
 fair, Resolu. passed by the booksel- 
 lers who attended the first, held in the 
 city of N. Y. 1802. 
 
 tablet, 3 vols, [imp.] 4. Hanover, 
 
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 ' " miscellany, including disserta. and 
 essays ©n subjects of literature, science, 
 and morals ; biog. and histor. sketches ; 
 crit. remarks on language ; oocas. re- 
 views, pub. quartei'ly [under the aus- 
 pices of the <^PK soc. of Massa.3 with a 
 portrait of Benjamin Count Rumfoid 
 ongi-aved by W. Hooker, 2 vols. 8. 
 Camb. 1805, 6. 
 
 Little, William, Bepox-t of the 
 trial of, on an indict, for an assault, etc. 
 on Jaue Little his lawful wife, a black 
 iady, 8. N. Y. 1808. 
 
 Ljvermore, Edward Saint Loe, 
 Portsm^utht JVervburyport, Boston, 
 Ora. del. in P. IT July, 1T9?, in com- 
 mera. of the dissolution of the polit. 
 union bet. the U. S. A. and France, 
 with an apology to the reader and notes 
 cont. an impromptu [by Hall Jack- 
 son] 4. P. 
 
 Livingston, William, Elizabeth, 
 Letter to llie bp. of LUmdaff, 8. N. Y 
 
 1T68. 
 
 Livingston, W. (cont.) Vindica. of 
 the bp. of Llandafl^'s ser. I'v. the gross 
 misrepresentations and abusive reflec. 
 con. in the letter by, 8. N. Y. 1768. 
 
 [ ] Poems, philosophical solitude, S 
 
 N. Y. 1790. 
 
 Livincstox, Joh\nnes II J\*exf' 
 Y^rk, A ew Jirumwlck, Specimen 
 tljcolo^icum inuugurale exhibcns ob- 
 Bcrvationes, de fcederis Sinaitici natura 
 ex ejus fine denipnsti-ata, quod summo 
 Deo annuente ex auctoi-itate rectoris 
 magnifici Meinardi Tydenham, etc. 
 pro gradu doctoratus, etc. publico offert 
 examini, 4. Traj. ad Rhe. 1770. 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the N. Y. miss. soc. ^5 
 
 A p. 1804, with an app. annual report, 
 etc. 8. N. Y. 
 
 — — Add. del. at the commencement 
 held at Queen's coll. 25 Sept. 1810, 8. 
 N. R. 
 
 Livingston, Robert R. Clennont, 
 Ora. del. 4 July 1787, bef. the Ciacin. 
 soc. of the state of N. Y. 4. N. Y. 
 
 Essay on sheep, their varieties, etc. 
 
 acc. of the merinos in Spain and 
 France, 12. N. Y. 1810, also a 2d. ed. 
 with plates. 
 
 Livingston, Edward, JK'exv-York, 
 J\l'e-io- Orleans, Laws and ordinances 
 ordained and estab. for the government 
 of the inhabi. of the city of N. Y. pas- 
 sed in the mayoi'alty of, 8. N. Y. 
 1802. 
 
 Add, to the people of the U. S. on 
 
 the measures pursued by the executive 
 with respect to the Satture at N. Or- 
 leans, with a report of the cause tried 
 in the sup. court of the territory of N. 
 Orleans, etc 12. N. O. 1808. 
 Livingston, Matuuin, Trial of, ag. 
 James Cheetliam for a libel, taken in 
 short hand by Wm. Sampson, 8. N. 
 Y. 1807. 
 
 Lloyd, J. Boston, Speeches in the se- 
 nate of the U. S. on Hillhouse's resolu. 
 to repeal the embargo law*, 21 Kov. 
 1808, 8. f 
 
 Locke, Samuel, Cambridge, Sher 
 burne, Conv. ser. 28 May, 1772. 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 Lodge of N. Jersey, Gen. regula. for 
 the gov. of the grand, 12. Burl. 1790. 
 
 London kalendarfor 1783, 18. Lon. 
 
 magazine, or the monthly mag. 
 
 and the Brit. reg. fr. 1796 to 1805, in- 
 clus. 10 vols. 8. Lon. 
 
 Longworth, David, JVew-York, 
 Amer. a'manack, N. Y. reg. ind city 
 directory fr. 1798 to 1813, ;(hclus. 15 
 vols. 18. K.Y. / 
 
68 
 
 CATALOG QE. 
 
 LooKiNGGLASS for presbytci'Ians, 12. 
 
 Phil. )T6A. 
 LoRl^G, IsuAEL, Sudbun/f Mass. cl. 
 
 ■er. tiiy May, iT.ST, JJ, Bos. 
 — — Ser. ord. Gideon Richardson in 
 
 Wells, ^27 Feb. ITJi, Bos. 
 LORiNG, Joseph, Boston, Exhibition 
 
 of lacts supported by <Iocu. foi' the 
 
 inforuiatioo of the militia officers of 
 
 Mass. [in ref. to] Bos. 1806. 
 liOV, NoRSKE, Kong Christian dcu 
 
 Femtes, Prentet Aar, JT615. 
 LovEj Christopher, Prophecies of, 
 
 wJio was beheaded on Tower-hill, 
 
 lGr)i, VL Bos. 1805. 
 LovEiTT, Tribute to Washington for 
 
 t22 Feb. 1800, 4. Troy. 
 LoVELL, James, BostoUy Ora. del. 2 
 
 Ap. iTTi, to commem. t'ae tragedy of 
 
 the 5 March, 1770, 4. Bos. 
 - Sketches of man as he is, 8, Bos. 
 
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 Propaga. of truth or tyranny ana- 
 tomized inffour letters, etc. 8. Bos. 1808. 
 
 Low, Nicholas, Def. in errour and 
 Nicholas Goix pf. in errour, in the 
 court for the trial of impeach, and 
 correction of errours, bet. Alb. 1801. 
 
 Low, John, Alphabet, table of the situa- 
 tion and extent of the different streets, 
 roads, lanes, wharves, slips, public 
 buildings, etc. of the city of N. Y. 
 1807. 
 
 Lowell, John, Meiohuryport^ Ser. 
 ord. Thos. Barnard, in Newbury, 31 
 Jan. 1739, 8. Bos. 
 
 Lowell, John, Boston^ Ora. on Am. 
 indepen. 1799, 8. Bos. 
 
 [[ ] Remarks on J. Q. Adams's re- 
 view of Fisher Ames's Avorks, with 
 strictures on the views of the author, 
 8. Bos. 1809. 
 
 Louis, De Brunswick, Considerations 
 surl'afFaire duseign. due, 8. 1781. See 
 Factum. 
 
 LouisBouRG, Journal of the siege of. 
 See Shirley. 
 
 Louisiana, Analysis of the third arti- 
 cle of the treaty of cession of, 8. 
 
 LouvET, Jean Baptiste, I'un des 
 representans proscrils en 179.3, Quel- 
 qucs notices pour Thistoire et le recit 
 de mes perils depuis le 31 Mai, 1793, 
 2d. ed. 8. a Paris, Tan 3. 
 
 Luiscius, A. G. Algemeen historisch, 
 geographisch, en genealogisch woor- 
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 IiUNGS, FiSsay on the. See Stroebel. 
 
 LuTHEitus, M. Het nieuwe Testament 
 cases ttecren Jesu Christi na d' over- 
 setting Mn, with De 150 Psalmen Da- 
 
 vids in Nederduytsche Zang-verssen 
 oude en nieuwe rymen, likewise, AUe 
 de kerk school en hays-boekskens, etc. 
 18. t'Arastcr. 1729. 
 
 LuYTS, Joannes, Introductio ad geo- 
 graphiani norara et veterem, adjici- 
 untur suis locis oceani, terrae, et cu- 
 jusquc regionis tabulje item chartae 65 
 Sansonis, etc. 4. Traj. ad Rhe. 1692. 
 
 Lydekker, Garrit, JVc-w-York, Dis. 
 and transla. of theses, etc. 24. N. Y. 
 17G4. 
 
 Transla. of Peter Schouten's prize 
 
 essay on the existence of God, 24. 
 Lon. 1787. 
 
 Lyman, Joseph, Hatfield, Mass. el. 
 ser. .SO May, 1787. 8. Bos. 
 
 Ser. del. in Deerfield, 1 Jan. 1799, 
 
 at the opening of the acad. with an 
 add. by Rogci- Newton to the precep- 
 tor on his introduc. into office, 8. 
 Greenf. 
 
 Lving-in hospital of the city of N. Y. 
 Act to incorpo. the soo. of the, with 
 the bye laws, etc. V2. Brooklyn. 
 
 Act rel. to the soc, 
 
 etc. M itb the bye laws, rules, and re- 
 gula. for the gov. of the, 12. N. Y. 
 
 Lttton William L. St. Croix, In- 
 aug. dis. on Dropsy sub. to the fac. of 
 phy. under the authoV of the trus. of 
 Colum. coll. iO Nov. i&07, ded. to 
 Wright Post and William Hamersley, 
 8. N. Y. 
 
 M. 
 
 M'Calla, Daniel, Ser. ord. James 
 Adams at Dorchester and Beach-hill, 
 c. by Isaac Stockton Keith of Charles- 
 ton, S. Car. 8. C. 1799. 
 
 Maccartt, Thaddeus, Kingston^ 
 JVorcester, Two fast sei-. del. in W. 
 14 July, nii, with au advert. 8. Bos. 
 
 M'Clary owners, Statement of the 
 cause of the, and Doane and Doane's 
 administrators fr. 1777 to 1795, when 
 it was closed in the sup. court of the 
 V. S. 12. Ports. 1795. 
 
 Macclintoch, Samuel, Greenland, 
 Ser. fr. 2 Kings 4. 26, 8. Ports 1759. 
 
 Ser. fr. Eph. 4. 14, with a pref. 8. 
 
 Ports. 1770. 
 
 Ser. fr. Mat. 14. 1 to 13 inclus. del. 
 
 . in Ports. 1772, 8. Ports. 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the legisla. of N. H. 
 
 3 June, 1784, on the commencement 
 of the new constitu. 8. Ports. 
 
 Ser. fr. 2 Sam. 24. 14, del. 9 
 
 Sept. 179!'., 8. Bos. 
 
 Ora. occ. bv the d. of G. Washing- 
 ton, del. 22 Feb. 1800, 8. Ports. 
 
 Epistolary correspon. bet. JohjA 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 Cozens Ogden of Portsmouth and, 
 principally on the high powers and 
 prerogatives claimed by diocesan bps. 
 as successors to the a^iostles, o. Ports. 
 1T91. See Ogden. 
 
 M'Clure, David, Mrth Hampton, 
 East Windsor. See Parish. 
 
 M*DoNALD, Jow^, Albany, Letter to 
 the friends of religion criuunating the 
 presbytery of Albany and tiie synod of 
 N. Y. and N. J. with an ans. by Jonas 
 Coe of Troy, 8. Alb, 1«01. 
 
 M'DowEL, BENJAMI^', Ser. fr. Is. 
 62. 10, .3. Dub. 1791). 
 
 Mace, John, On the pro.xiraate cause 
 of disease, 8. Phil. ^802. 
 
 M*Farland, Asa, Concon/, Ora. del. 
 bef. the * B K soc. at their anniv. in 
 Hanover, 25 Aug. 1802, k. H. 
 
 Histor. view of heresies and vin- 
 
 dica. .tf the primitive faith with a 
 pref 12. C. 1806. 
 
 M'Gregore, David, Londonderry^ 
 Ser. fr. Mat. S. 9, 10, del. 28 Dec. 
 1741, 8. Bos. 1T42. 
 
 Ser. fr. 1 Tim- 1. 12, del. iu Bos. 
 
 11 and 12 March, 1T4T, 12. Bos. 
 
 M'lxTOSH, Duncax, Collection des 
 difFerens discours et pieces dc poesie 
 prononces le jour de la fete donnee a 
 mons. a Baltimore, le 9 Janv. 1809. 
 
 — Acc. of an entertainment given in 
 lionour of, in Baltimore 9 Jan. 1809, 
 ■with a coll. of pieces del. on that oc- 
 cas. 8.Bal. 
 
 I^M'Kean, Joseph, Milton, Boston, 
 Cambridge,'] Ser. in wh. the question 
 of war with Gr. Brit, is examined up- 
 cn moral and christian principles, 8. 
 Bos. 1808. 
 
 f 3 Sacred extracts fr. the scrip- 
 tares for the use of schools and fami- 
 lies, with an advertise. 12. Bos. 1809. 
 
 [] 3 Catalogues of the Bos. theol. lib, 
 
 of the Bos. Athenceum, of tlie late 
 John EUot's lib. See Alden. 
 
 t ] Memoirs of the late John Eliot, 
 
 8. Bos. 1813. 
 
 M'Keen, Joseph, Beverly, Bruns- 
 luick. Fast ser. 11 Ap. iT93, 8. Sal. 
 
 Mass. el. ser. 28 May, 1800, 8. 
 
 Bos. 
 
 =— — Inaug. address del. in Brunswick 9 
 Sept. 1802, at his entrance on the pre- 
 sidency of Bowdoin coll. 8. Portl. 
 
 i3GY- 
 
 Eulogy on the d. of. See Jenks. 
 
 Mackenzie, Roderick, Strictures 
 on Tarleton's hist, of the campaigns of 
 1T80 and 1781, in a series of letters 
 .10 a frifcui', 8. Loc. 1787. 
 
 Mackenzie, Alexander, Journfll 
 through the X. AV. continent of Ame- 
 rica ftitle page; wanting] J.. 
 
 M 'Kinney, James, View of the 
 rights of God and man iu some ser* 
 mons, 8. Phil. 1797. 
 
 M'KiNNON, John D. Descrip. poems, 
 coot, picturesque views of the state of 
 N. Y. 18. N. Y. 1802. 
 
 M'Knight, John, JVt:xv-York, Cham- 
 bersburgh, Ser. del. 4 July, 1794, at 
 the request of the democratic soc. and 
 military officers, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Nat. thanks ser. <lel. 19 Feb. 179';, 
 
 with a pref. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Ser. del. 1 Jan. 1802, 8.N. Y. 
 
 M'Knight, John, Jiriv. Add. del. 
 bef the Philolexian soc. in N. Y. on 
 taking the presidential seat, with a no- 
 tice of the object of the institn. 8. N. 
 Y. 1808. 
 
 Maclean, John-, Princeton, Two lec* 
 on combustion, 8. Pliil. 1797. 
 
 ISI'Leod, Alexander, JVerj-Yorh, 
 Negro slavery unjuslifiuble a dis. ir. 
 Ex. 21. 16, 8.N. Y. 1802. 
 
 Messiah gov. of the nations of tlie 
 
 earth, a dis. fr. Rev. 1. 5, 8. N. Y. 
 
 M'Nevin, William James, Irela?id, 
 JK^e-u'-York", Ramble througli Swisser- 
 land in the summer and autumn of 
 1802, S.^)ub. 1803. 
 
 ■Pieces- of Irish hist, illustrative of 
 
 the condition of the catholics of Ircl. 
 etc. 8. N. Y. 1807. 
 
 M'Mahon, Bernard, Amer. garden- 
 er's calender adapted te the climate and 
 seasons of the U. S. 8. Phil. 1806. 
 
 M'NiECE, John, JVorth Salem, Frank- 
 lin, [no7y Paterson,'] JVe-v-York, Ora. 
 del. o. July, 1802 at Stephenstown, 
 with sundry reasons for publishing, 3 
 Danb. 
 
 [Macomb, Robeht,] Add. of the Unit- 
 ed whig club to their fellow republi- 
 cans of the State of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 
 1809. 
 
 Macwhorter, Alexander, J\,*envark, 
 Festival dis. occas. by the celebra- 
 ofthe l7th. anniv. of Am.indepen. 8, 
 N. 1793. 
 
 Ser. del. in N. Y. 1 Nov. 1796, at the 
 
 first institu. of the N. Y. Miss. Soc. 
 
 with an app. and the constitu. of the 
 
 soc. 8. N. Y. 
 Century ser. del. 1 Jan. 1 801, cont. 
 
 a brief hist, of the presbyterian ch« 
 
 in N. 8. N. 1807. 
 
 MaCWHORTER, AlEXANER CuilMING, 
 
 jYe-wark, Ora. del. 4 July, 1794, 
 N. 
 
70. 
 
 CATAL08¥£. 
 
 Madera, G. Lopez, Excellencias de la 
 monarchia y reyno <le Eapana, autor 
 el licencido. 4. Valladolid, 1'597. 
 
 Madison, James, Speech in the h. of 
 
 , rep. of the cong. of the U. S. del. 14 
 .Tan. 1794? in support of propositions for 
 the promotion of the commerce of the 
 U. S. in reply to Wm. Smith, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Letter address, to, sec. state with 
 
 Jefferson's proclama. of t July, 1807. 
 
 [ 3 Exam, of the Brit. doo. wh. sub- 
 jects to cap. a neutral trade not open in 
 time of peace, 8. 
 
 Madison's war. Dispassionate inquiry 
 into the reasons allej^ed by rar. M. for 
 declaring an offensive and ruinous war 
 ag. Gr. Brit. etc. by a N. Eng. farmer, 
 8. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 Madiso??, James, TVilUamsbur£^h,Dh. 
 occ. by the d. of G. Washington, del. 
 22 Feb. 1800, 2d. ed. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Magamt, Samuel, Philadelphia^ Ser. 
 del. at the first ord. bv bp. White in 
 Phil. 28 May, 1787, Phil. 
 
 MagazinK; The American, and histor. 
 chronicle, 3d. vol. 8. Bos. 1746. 
 
 — — The Am. and monthly chron. for the 
 Brit, colonies, 1st. vol. 8. i'hil. 1757, 8. 
 
 • The new American, by Sylvanus 
 Americanus, 2 vols. 8. Woodbridge, 
 1T5T, 8. 
 
 — The Penn. or Am. monthly muse- 
 um, 2 vols. 8. Phil. 1755, 6. 
 
 ■ ■■ ■ The N. Jer. and monthly adverti- 
 ser, several num. 8. N. Bruns. 178G, 7. 
 
 The Columbian, or monthly raiscel. 
 
 2 vols. 8. Phil. 1786, T, 8. 
 
 The American, 8. N. Y. 178^, 8. 
 
 — The christian scholar's and farm- 
 er's, by a num. of gentlemen, com- 
 plete in 2 vols. 8. EHz. 1789, 90. 
 
 ■ ■ The U. S. or gen. repos. of useful 
 instruc. and rational amusement, 5 
 numbers being the whole pub. 8. New- 
 ark, 1794. 
 
 The N. Y. or lit. repos. 6 yoIs. 8. 
 
 1790 to 1795 inclus. 
 
 — Cont. a vai'iety of essays, consisting 
 of 2 num. pub. by [M. N, Combs of 
 Newark,] 8. N. 1797. 
 
 The Am. univ. for Feb. 1797 with 
 
 a portrait of David Rittenhouse, en- 
 graved by Houston, 8. Phil. 
 
 • The weekly, of original essays, fu- 
 gitive pieces, and interest, intel. with 
 an app. cont. state papers, 2 vols. [2d. 
 imp.] 8. Phil. 1798. 
 
 The monthlv and Ara. review for 
 
 '1799 and 1 00,' 5 vols. 8. N. Y. 
 
 The Jamaica, or repos. of entertain- 
 
 ment and knowledge for 1S04, 8. Sr 
 Jago De la Ycga. 
 
 Magazine, [cont.] The poht. and 
 parlia. naval, mili. and lit. journal, 4 
 vols. 8. Lon. 
 
 — — The haUyon luminary, theol. repos. 
 and monthly, 8. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 The lit. miscel. or monthly review 
 
 by C. N. Baldwin, 12 N. Y. 1811. 
 
 Magazines, Coll. of many different, 
 but being imperfect are unnoticed in 
 this catalogue. 
 
 Magaz^n, Algemeen, van Weten- 
 schap, Konst en Smaak, etc. 8. te Am- 
 sterdam, 1787. 
 
 Magdalen soc. of N. Y. First ann. 
 rep. of the, 8. N. Y. 1813. 
 
 Magellanic premium. Conditions of 
 the, 8. Phil. 
 
 Mainbourg, Hist, of the Cruiade, 
 tx-ans. into Eng. fr. the Fr. of, by Jeha 
 Nalson, fol. Loa. 1685 
 
 Maison, Peter R. Reply to T. Paine*$ 
 pam. entit. Exam, of passages in the 
 N. Testa, etc 8. N. Y. 1807. 
 
 Makemie, Francis, Nar. of a new and 
 unusual Am. imprisonment of two pres- 
 by. ministers and prosecution of one 
 of them for preaching one ser. in the 
 citv of N. Y. ded. to the gen. assem- 
 of N. Y. 4. N. Y. rep. 1755. 
 
 Malaga, Ordenanzas para el real cole- 
 giode san Telmode, 4. Mad. 1787. 
 
 Malt BY, Isaac, Massachusetts^ Ele- 
 ments of war, illus. with plates, 8. Bos. 
 1811. 
 
 Mancini-Nivernois, lables de, 2d. 
 vol 8. a Pijris, 1796. 
 
 Manhattan corop. Act of incorpora. 
 of the, 8. N. Y. 1799. 
 
 well, Nar. of the trial for the bloody 
 
 and mysterious murder of the unfortu- 
 nate young woman in the famous, 8. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Manley, James R. S. of J^ewTork, 
 Inaug. dis. on the Yellow fever, sub. te 
 the fac. of phy. under the author, of 
 the trus. of Colum. coll. 8. Nev. 180S, 
 ded. to the med. students of Colum . 
 coll. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Mann, Samuel, fFrenthatn, Ser. del. 
 at W. 1 .Tan. 1701. first pub. in 1801, 
 8. Ded. 
 
 Manners, Nicholas, A word to the 
 world in general and to the N. Ameri- 
 cans in particular, 8, 
 
 Manuel of prayers and other christian . 
 devotions [R.Cath.] 18.1720. 
 
 Manufactories of gunpowder, mus- 
 ket barrels, musket locks and salt, Re- 
 solu. of the provin. cong. of the colony 
 
CATAllOGUi:. 
 
 71 
 
 tofN. Y. for the encouragement of, 8. 
 
 N. Y.1776. 
 Manufactitring soc. established at 
 Patersou in N. J. Subscription to the, 
 1T91. 
 
 Marcy, William L. Ora. del. bef. the 
 Tarn. soc. on the 5j 8 anniv. of the dis- 
 cov. of Amei-ica with a traditional acc. 
 of the life of Tammany, 8. Trov, 
 1809. 
 
 Mahedaxt^s antiscorbutic drops, Acc. 
 
 of the remar. cures performed by the 
 
 use of, prepared by John Norton, 8. 
 
 Loir 1774. 
 Marenthle a. Dc Buc, Descrip. of 
 
 tlie machine invented for saving people 
 
 wrecked at sea, 8. Eliz. 1803. 
 Marine, Etat de la 1785, 24. a Paris. 
 Maktne soc. of the city of N. Y. Charter 
 
 of the, with tlie bye laws and list of the 
 
 mem. of the, -i. N' Y. !788. 
 Maritime campaigne of 1778, A coll. 
 
 of all the papers rel. to the operation 
 
 of the Eng. and Fr. fleets, with 
 
 strictures on the publications made in 
 
 France,jetc. illus. with charts and plans, 
 
 fol. Lon. 1779. 
 Maro r et Be^e, See Geneva bible. 
 Marriage of a deceased wife's sister 
 
 incestuous, in ans. to a letter fr. a cit. 
 
 to a friend, 8. N. Y. 1798. 
 Marsh, Ebenbzer Grant, Wethers- 
 Jield, J\eiV'Haven, Ora. del. 2i£ Feb. 
 
 1800 on the d. of G. Washington, 8. 
 
 Hart. 
 
 Marshall, John, Life of George 
 Washington compiled under the in- 
 inspection of Bushrod Washington fr. 
 original papers bequeathed to him by 
 his deceased relative, to wh. is prefix- 
 cd an introduc. cont. a compendious 
 view of the colonies planted by the 
 English on the continent of N. Amer. 
 fr. their setlement to the commence- 
 ment of the revolutionary war, with 
 a portrait of G. W. by Edwin, 5 vols, 
 accompanied a 4to. vol. cont. maps 
 and a list of the subscribers names, 8. 
 Phil. 1804 to 1807, 
 
 Martin, Luther, Genuine informa. 
 del. to the legisla. of the state of Ma- 
 ryland rel. to the proceed, of the gen. 
 •onv. lately held at Phil, with a letter 
 -to Thomas C Deye, add. to the cit. of 
 the U. S. and remarks rel. to a stand- 
 ing armv and a bill of rights, 8. Phil. 
 1788. 
 
 — — Modem gratitude, num. 15 and S, 
 8. 
 
 Mason, John MiTCHEL,JV'e7f-Fort, 
 Fast ser. del. 20 Sept. on acc. of a 
 
 malignant fever at Phil. 8. N. Y. 
 
 1795. 
 
 Mason, J. M. (cont.) Nat. thanks, ser. 
 
 del. n Feb. 179.5, 8. N. Y. 1795. 
 Or^. del. Feb. 1800, occ. by 
 
 the d. of G. Washington, 2d. ed. 8. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 — — Pardon of sin in the blood of Jesus, 
 a ser. del. in Phil. 31 May, 1801, 8. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Living faith, a ser. del. in Edin- 
 burgh, Scot. 1 Nov. 1801, with an 
 app. giving an acc. of the soc. for the 
 relief of the destitute sick, 8. N. Y. 
 1802. 
 
 — — Messiah's throne, a aer. del. bef. 
 the Lon. mis. soc. 13 May, 1802, 8. 
 N. Y. 
 
 and A. Proudfit, Letter to the asso- 
 ciate ref. ch. in N. America, rel. to a 
 theol. seminary, 8. N. Y. 1805. 
 
 — — Review of the ora. by, on the d. 
 of A. Hamilton, fr. the Christian ob- 
 server, 8. N. Y. 1807. 
 
 Speech rcl. to the resigna. of his 
 
 pastoral charge in the city of N. 
 8. N. Y. 1810. 
 
 [ and J. B. Romeyn,] Christian's 
 
 mag. 4 vols. 8. N.Y. 1807 to 1811 inclus 
 
 Masons in the state of N.Y. Constitu- 
 tions of the ancient and hon. fraterni- 
 ty of free and accepted, 8, N. Y. 
 5801. 
 
 Massachusettensis [by Jonathan 
 Sewall] 1774. 
 
 Massachusetts, Charter granted by 
 William and Mary to the inhabitants 
 of the prov. of, acts and laws, foh 
 Bos. 1726, also fol. Bos. 1759. 
 
 ■ bay, Speech intended to have been 
 spoken in the Brit, parlia. on the bill 
 for altering the charter of, 8. Lon; 
 1774. 
 
 Constitu. and form of gov. for, 
 
 agreed upon by the conv. 28 Feb. 
 
 1778, 8. Bos. 
 Report of a constitu. and form of 
 
 gov. for the commonwealth of, 8. Bos. 
 
 1779. 
 
 ■ ' - Add. of the conv. for framing a new 
 constitu. of gov. for the state of, to 
 their constituents, 8. Bos. 1780. 
 
 — — Act of the legisla. of, providing 
 for the more easy payment of the 
 specie taxes assessed previous to 1784. 
 
 — — Debates, resolu. and proceed, of 
 the conv. of the commonwealth of, 
 convened at Boston, 9 Jan. 1 ( 88, with 
 the yeas and nays on the decision of 
 the grand question and the fedt consti- 
 tution, 12. Bos. 1788. 
 
72 
 
 CATALOGqE. 
 
 Massachusetts, (cont) Perpetual 
 
 laws of, tV. the estab. of the constitu. 
 
 to 1738. a. Wore. 1783- 
 • charitable fire soc. Conitstu. of tlic, 
 
 with the jiames of officers and mem. 
 
 8. 1794. 
 
 Defence of tlie legisla. of, or the 
 
 rights of N. Eng. vindicated witli an 
 
 app. 8, Bos. 1804. 
 Jonrnal of the h. of rep. of the 
 
 common w. of fr. '£7 May to 20 June, 
 
 1807, 8. Bos 1808. 
 fr. 6 Jan. to 12 
 
 March, 1808, 8. Bos. 
 — Add. to the people of, fr. the state 
 
 legisla. 1809, 
 
 — Bible soc. Add. to the christian puh- 
 lic on the subj. of formmg tlie, June, 
 1809, A. Bos. 
 
 Circular add. to the Bible soc. of, 
 
 vith the constitu. list of officers, etc, 
 8. Bos, 1809. 
 
 ' ' ■ agricul. soc. Series of the publics, 
 by the, fr. 179.S to 1809, making 9 
 num. 2 vols 8. Bos. 
 
 " Proceed, of the legisla. of the com- 
 monw. of, 1810, 12. 
 
 Massachusetts hum. soc. tracts, 
 viz. I. John Lathrop's dis. del. in June, 
 1787, with notes and an app. cont. the 
 names of the mem. etc. 2. Institu. of 
 the hum, soc. -with rules and regula. 
 and methods to be used with persons 
 apparently dead, 1788 ; 3. Continua. 
 of the proceed, of the soc. 1789 ; 4. 
 Benj. Waterhouse's dis. del. 8 June, 
 1790, with notes and an app. 5. John 
 Bartlett's dis. del. 11 June, 1792, with 
 notes and an app. cont. the act of 
 incorporation ; 6. John Clarke's dis. 
 del. 11 June, 1793, with notes and an 
 app. 7. Thomas Barnard's dis. del. 
 10 June, 1794, with an app. 8. John 
 Brooks's dis. del. 9 June, 1795, with 
 an app. 9. John Warren's eulogy on 
 Thomas Russell late pres. of the lium. 
 soc. 1796; 10. Chandler Robbins's 
 dis. del. 14 Juue, 1796, with an app. j 
 11. John Fleet's dis. del. IS June, I 
 1797, with an app. 12. William Wal- 1 
 ter*3 dis. del. 12 June, 1798, with an i 
 app. 13. Isaac Kurd's dis. del. 11 1 
 June, 1799, with an app. 14. Thomas > 
 Thacher's dis. del. 10 June, 1800, 1 
 ■with an app. 15. Jedidiah Morse's dis. | 
 del. 9 June, 1801, with an app. 16.1 
 Eliphalet Porter's dis. del. 8 June, i 
 1802, with an app. 17. John S. J.; 
 Gardiner's dis. del. 14 June, 1803, i 
 with a note cont. an ace of the Life ! 
 boat, and an app. 18. John C. How- ! 
 
 ard's dis. del. 12 June, 1804, with an 
 app. ^9. Tliomas Gray's dis. del. 11 
 June, 1805, with notes and an app. 
 20. Thaddcus M. Harris's dis. del. 10 
 June, ioOo, with an app. cont. the 
 liife boat, a poem; 2:. William 
 Emerson's dis. del. 9 June. 1807, 
 with notes and an app. 22. Thomas 
 Danforth's dis. del. 14 June, 1808, 
 with notes and an app. 23. A ms. 
 copy of Joseph M'Kean's dis. del. 
 June, 1809, in wh. is a handsome tri- 
 bute of respect to the memory of 
 Wm. Hawes, the founder of the Roy- 
 al hum. soc. 24. Appendix designed 
 to accompany John T. Kirkland's dis. 
 del. bef. tlie soc. in June IBIO, cont. 
 the names of tlie officers and mem. of 
 the soc. etc. 25. Lemuel Shaw's dis. 
 del. 11 June, 1811, with an app. 26- 
 Henry Colman's dis. del- 9 June, 
 1812, with an app. [In the appendices 
 to the foregoing are many communi* 
 cations relative to singular exertions 
 in the cause of humanity, and a state- 
 ment of the premiums bestowed by 
 the Mass. hum. soc. also lists of the 
 officers and members of the institu- 
 tion. Most of the foregoing article?, 
 having been procured after a great 
 pai't of this catalogue was struck oflT, 
 are not to be found in their respective 
 places.] 
 
 Massacre in Lancaster co. of Indians^ 
 Nar. of the late, 12. 1764. 
 
 of the 5 of March 1770, See Bos- 
 ton. 
 
 Material physician, tlie result of 
 16 years' experience, by an Ameri- 
 can matron, 18. N. Y. 1811. 
 
 Mathematical correspondent, conf . 
 new elucidations, discov. and improv. 
 in mathematics, with a coll. of math, 
 quest, resolved by George Baron et 
 al. with a portrait of Baron, 2 vols. 12. 
 N. Y. 1804. 
 
 Mather, Ixcrease, Boston, Disser- 
 ta. on the conversion of the Jewish 
 nation, dcd. to sir John Hartopp, 4. 
 Lon. 1709. 
 
 Mather, Cotton, Boston, Vol. of 
 ser. fr. Gen- 42. 36, Josh. 24. 15, 1 
 Pet. 3. 20, 21, with a pref. and dcd. 
 12. Lon. and Bos, 1089. 
 
 ■ Magnalia Christi Americana, or 
 the eccles. hist, of N. Eng. fr. 1620 to 
 169S, fol. Lon. 1792. 
 
 . Fun. discourses occas. by the d. of 
 seTeral relatives with a pref. . Bos. 
 1703. 
 
 — • Ser. occ. by the d. of John Higgia- 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 73 
 
 son of Salem with rtiemoirs of his 
 life and an add. to the ch, in Salem, 
 1% Bos. 1T09. 
 IMather, C. (cent.) Ser. fr. Rev. 21. 
 12, ded. to judge Sewall, 12. Bos. 
 1710. 
 
 C 3 Book of psalms in a translation 
 
 exactly conformed unto the original 
 but all in blank verse, with an iiitro- 
 duc. add. of 35 pi). 12. Bos. 1718. 
 
 "" - Accom])lished singer, v,ith an attes- 
 tation ff. Increase Mather, 12. Bos. 
 1721 . 
 
 C ] Ser. preached in time of a storm, 
 
 24 Feb. 1T23, ^vith an acc> of the oc- i 
 casion of the ser. 12. Bos. 1723. 
 
 — — Ccelestinus, a conversation in hea- 
 ven quickened and assisted, etc. li, 
 Bos. 1723. 
 
 Memoirs of remarkable? in the 
 
 life and death of his father Increase 
 Mather, v. ith a portrait of I. M. en- 
 graved by Sturt, and a ded. to the 
 univ, of Glasco, l2. Eos. 1724. 
 
 Essay to preserve and strengthen 
 llie good impressions produced by 
 earthquakes Avlth an app. cont. a coll. 
 of observable occurrences, 12. Bos. 
 1727. 
 
 ' Ser. fr. Job 15. 11, with au add. to 
 
 jadge Sewail. 
 
 Mather, Samuel, J^osion, Life of 
 his fi^thcr. Cotton Malher, with a ded. 
 in Latin to the Senatus academicus of 
 Glasgow, a pref. by 1'ho. Prince, list 
 of subscribo-s, an advertise, re', to C. 
 Mather's Riblia Americana [the ms. 
 eopy of w?j. is preserved in tlie library 
 of the Mass. his. soc. and is comprised 
 ia 6fol. vols.] a iist of 0. Mather's 
 jn-inted publications amounting to .'j8S, 
 and the ser. oecas. by his d. del. by 
 Tho. Prince of Boston, 8. B<,.s. •7:29. 
 
 — -Attempt to recover the rli^a ver- 
 sion, etc. of the Lord's pri>yer, add. 
 to the overseers and instructors of 
 Har. coll. with a pref. 8. Bos. 1766. 
 
 t ] Attempts to show that America 
 
 was knov/n to the ancients, whh an 
 app. <-o!:eerning the Amcr. colonics, 
 etc. Bos. 1.7f.S„ 
 
 Letter to, occas. by Iiis reflections 
 
 on a t-am, entitled Saivation for all 
 men, 8. Bos. 1782. 
 
 ' Add. to the autlhor of the forego- 
 ing, by one of the readers, 8. Bos. 
 17L^3. 
 
 Maxcy, Jonathan, l^rovidence, 
 Sdienectady, Columbia, Ser. fr. Horn. 
 1.20, del. in E. Hitchcock's meeting- 
 house, 9 Aug. 179.-, B. Prnv. 
 
 Maxcy, J. (cont.) Ser. del. at the ded. of 
 
 a meetinghouse in Cumberland, 14 
 Sept. 1796, B. Prov. 
 
 ■■ Dis. designed to explain the doc. 
 of atonement, 8. Prov. 1796. 
 
 • Ser. del. in Bos. bef. the ann. conv. 
 
 of the Warren associa. 8. Bos. 1798. 
 
 Maxwell, Samuel, JRehoboth, The 
 case and complaint of, of the bap. 
 denom. 12. New-port 1750. 
 
 May, Hex ek I ait, JMarblehead, D. 
 Maine, 'i'iianks* ser. del. at Bath, 25 
 Nov. 1802, S. Portl. 
 
 Ser. iustal. Sylvcler Sage in Brain- 
 tree, 4 Nov. iG(>7, c. by Simeon Wil- 
 liams of Weymouth, f. by Jonathaa 
 Strong of K;mdo?ph, 8. Bos. 1808. 
 
 Mayiiew, Experience, jMartha's 
 Vineyardy Letter on the question. 
 Whether saving grace be different iu 
 species fr. common grace, or in degree 
 only, with a postscript, - 2. Bos. 1747. 
 
 Mayhew, Jonathan, Boston, Mass. 
 el. ser. 29 Mav, 1754, with notes, 8. 
 Bo«= 
 
 Two dis. occ. by the earthquakes 
 
 in Nov. 1755, with notes and an app. 
 cont. a more partic. ace. of the earth- 
 quakes, 8. 
 
 Two thanks, ser. 23 Nov. 1758, 8. 
 
 Bos. 
 
 Ser. occ, by tlie great fire in Bos. - 
 
 20 ]Murch, 1760, Avith notes, o. Bos. 
 
 Tmo thanks, ser. del. 9 Oct. 
 
 1750, occ. by the reduc. of Canada, 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 Cbserva. on the charter and con- 
 
 »luct of the soc. prop. gos. for. parts, 
 with remarks on the mistakes of East 
 Aptliorp, rdso various reflections rel. 
 to the ch. ox Eng. etc. 8. Bos. 17G3. 
 See Apthorp. 
 
 Defence oi the Observa. on the 
 
 charter and conduct of the soc. prop, 
 etc ag. an anon, pamphlet, entitled, 
 A Candid exam, of Mayhew*s Obser- 
 vations, etc. also a letter to a friend, 
 suid to contain a vindica. of said soc. 
 8. Bos. 176^3. 
 
 Remarks on an anon, tract, enti- 
 tled, an Answer to Mayhew's Observa- 
 tions on tlie charter, etc. being, a se- 
 cond defence of the Observations, 8. 
 Eos. 176 4. 
 
 Candid examination of the Obser- 
 vations of, rel. to the charter, etc. 
 will; reflections on some of the other 
 writings of, by one of the mem. of the 
 soe. 8. Bos. 17G<3. 
 
 Ans. to the Observations of, on the 
 
 charter, etc. 8. Bos. rep. 1764. 
 
 K 
 
74 
 
 CATAliOGVE. 
 
 ]Mayhfav, J. (cont.) Letter of reproof 
 to John Clc:n(;!aiHl, occ. by a detuiiia- 
 torv libel pub. under his name, 8. 
 lios. 1T64. 
 
 — Thanks, scv. 23 May, 1766, occ 
 b}' the repeal of tlie stamp act, 2d. 
 ed. ded. to Wm. Pitt, 8. Bos. 
 
 ■ ■ ■■ Eclogue sacred to the mem. of, in 
 a dialogue bet. Fidelio and Dulcius, 4. 
 Bos. 
 
 Mead, SA>fuEL, Mstead, Faithful 
 hint of the llnal reduction and restora- 
 tion of sinners, 8. Kecne, 1796. 
 
 jMead, Henry, Comiectiatt^ Inaug. 
 dis. on tlic Cholera morbus, sub. to the 
 fac. of phy. under the author, of the 
 trus. of Colum. coll. 6 May, 1794, ded. 
 to Isaac Lewis, Malachi Treat, John 
 R. B. Rodgers, 12. N. Y. 
 
 Mease, Isaac, Picture of Philadel- 
 phia, uith an acc. of its oi'igin, increase, 
 and improvement, etc, 12. Phil. 1811. 
 
 Meate out of the eater, a ser. del. bef. 
 the h. of commons, 30 June, 1647, 4. 
 
 IMechanic hall. Resolutions of certain 
 episcopalians at, considered, 8. N. Y. 
 1812. 
 
 Medical learning in the city of N. Y. 
 
 Present state of, 8. N. Y. 1797. 
 — — soc of the CO. of N. Y. Report of 
 
 the com. appointed by the, to inquire 
 
 into the symptoms, origin, cause, and 
 
 prevent, of the pestilential disease, wh. 
 
 prevailed in N. Y. 1798, with an app. 
 
 8. N. Y. 1799. 
 ^ Report and add. 
 
 del, by the president to the, with the 
 
 charter of the college of phv. and surg. 
 
 in the city of N. Y. 8. N. Y.'l807. 
 — — ■ — Bye laws of the, revised 
 
 and adopted July 1808, 8. 
 
 — police in Boston, 8- Bos. 1808. 
 
 ■ and physical journal and review, 3 
 
 vols. 8. N. Y. 1809, 10, 11. 
 ' ■ repository complete in two hexades 
 and a half, or 15 vols, the two first of 
 wh. were pub, by Samuel Latham 
 Mitchill, Edward Miller, and EUhu 
 Hubbard Smith, the residue by 
 Mitchill and Miller, occasionally en- 
 riched with plates, 8. N. Y. 1804 to 
 1812. 
 
 — — and sui'gical soc. of the univ. of 
 the state of N. Y. Repoi t of the pro- 
 ceed, of the, during the winter of 
 1807, 8, being tlie first session of the 
 soc. S. N. Y. 
 
 Report, etc. 1808, 9, second sess. 
 
 of the soc. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Report, etc. 1809, 10, third sess. 
 
 of the soc. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Medical (cont.) Report, etc. 1810, 
 11, fourth sess. of the soc. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Report, etc. 1811, 12, fifth sess. of 
 
 the soc. 8. N. Y. 
 
 Report, etc. 1812, 13, sixth sess. 
 
 of the soc. 8. N. Y. [This society con- 
 sists of all the medical students be- 
 longing to the university, who assem- 
 ble fr. time to time to discuss various 
 subjects connected with their profes- 
 sional studies- 3 
 
 — — societies. Act to incorporate, in 
 the state of N. Y. passed 10 Ap. 1813, 
 for regulating the practice of physio 
 and surgery with the b3'^e laws of the 
 med. soc. of the co. of N. Y. incorpo- 
 rated, 1 July, 1806, 8. N. Y. 1812. 
 
 institution of Yale coll. Laws ot^ 8. 
 
 New Haven, 1813. 
 
 Meditationes divorura catholicoru m 
 with portrails of the saints [imp.] 18. 
 
 Meditations and observations on the 
 Solomon's Song 6. 11, 12. 8. Lon. 
 1743. 
 
 [Mein, Boston,] Sagittarius*s letters 
 and political speculations, inscribed to 
 Samuel Cooper, 8. Bos. 1775. 
 
 Melish, JoHiv, Travels in the U. S. 
 and Canada, 1806, 7, 9, 10, 11, illus. 
 with maps, 2 vols. 8. Phil. 1812. 
 
 Mellen, Johx, Lancaster [now 
 Sterling'] Hanover^ Thanks, ser. 9 
 Oct. 1760, occ. by the total conquest 
 of Canada, with histor. notes, 8. Bos. 
 
 Mellen, John, JJarn-^iabh, (Janu 
 bridge. Thanks, ser. 20 Nov. 1794, 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 Ser. del. in Yarmouth, 1 Jan. 1795 
 
 at the opening of a new meetinghouse, 
 8. Bos. 
 
 Mass. el. ser. .31 May, 1797, 8. Bos, 
 
 Memoirs of the Am. acad. etc. Spc 
 
 American acad. 
 ' ■ '■ of the Connec. acad. arts and 
 
 sciences, vol. 1st. part 1st. 8, New 
 
 Haven, 1810. 
 Memorial, See Europe, courts of. 
 Mentz, Journal of the siege of, under 
 
 the duke of Lorain and the confed. 
 
 princes, 4. Lon. 1689. 
 Mercantile laws of the state of N. 
 
 Y. 8, N. Y. 1788. 
 Mercer, Loudoun, Substitute by way 
 
 of amendment to that proposed by 
 
 Leigh of Dinwiddle rel. to the right of 
 
 state legisla. to instruct senators in 
 
 cong. S. Virg. 1812. 
 Merchants of the city of N. Y. The 
 
 memorial of the, to the knights, ci<i 
 
 zens, and burgesses, in parlia. asscni 
 
 bled, 20 Ap. 17§4, 8. N. Y. 1765, 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 75 
 
 Merchants (tor.t.) in Boston, Ohser- 
 va. on several acts of paiiia. and also 
 on the conduct of the officers of the 
 customs and board of commissioners 
 appointed to reside in America, pub. 
 by the, 4. Bos. 17G9. 
 
 bank. Concise view of the late pro- 
 ceed, of the leaders of the Cliutonian 
 party in N. Y. and Albany for the sup- 
 pression of the, by a spectator, 8. N. 
 Y. 1804. 
 
 Mercure de France, 13 Sept. 1788, 
 12. 
 
 ^NffiRiAM, Matthew, Jierxvick, Ser. 
 ])reached to Joshua Abbot at York, S 
 Sept. 1792, preparatory to the 6th, 
 the day appointed for his execution, 
 ■svith an add. to John Hancock by, and 
 Joseph Buckminster, q. v. of Ports- 
 mouth, 8- 
 
 Merino sheep, Acc. of the, and of 
 
 their treatment in Spain, 8. N. Y. 
 Merrick, Joh.n% Friendly retort in 
 
 behalf of truth or an alarm to univer- 
 
 salists, 12. Trenton, 1796. 
 Messenger, Rosewell, York^ Ora. 
 
 occ. by the d, of G. Washington, 8. 
 
 Charlestown, 1800. 
 — — Ser. ord. James Boyd in Bangor, 10 
 
 Sept. 1800, 8. Nbyport. 
 Mestjres, Instruction abregee sur les, 
 
 dedultes de la grandeur de la terre 
 
 umformes pour toute la republique, et 
 
 sur les calculs relatifs a leur division 
 
 decimale, 8. an 2. 
 Methodist communion, Serious add. 
 
 to the candid members of the, by a 
 
 member, 12. N. Y. 1792. 
 - epis. ch. Articles of agreement bet. 
 
 the gen. conference of the, and the 
 
 trustees of the African meth. epis. ch. 
 
 in the city of N. Y. 8. Brooklyn, 1801. 
 Military discipline, English, or the 
 
 way and method of exercising horse 
 
 and foot, with a treatise of all sorts of 
 
 arras and engines of war, etc. ancient 
 
 and mod. enriched with many figures, 
 
 12. Lon. 1680. 
 repository by Charles Smith, 2 vols. 
 
 8. N. Y. 1796, 7. 
 philosophical soc. E.'itracts fr. the 
 
 minutes of the U. S. at an occas. 
 
 nneeting held at Washington, SO Jan. 
 
 1808, 4. 
 
 — — — Extracts, etc. at 
 
 N. Y. 28 Dec. 1809, 4. 
 
 ■ system of France, See France. 
 
 — — monitor, or advice to the officers 
 
 and soldiers of the Am. army, wiUi a 
 
 carricature, iS.^Bal. iU^i. 
 
 Militia of N. J. Act for regulating and 
 governing the. 
 
 Milledoler, Philip, Philadelphia^ 
 JVevf-York, Dis. del. 23 March, 1806, 
 bef. a soc. of ladies instituted for the 
 relief of poor widows %vith small chil- 
 dren, 8. X. Y. 
 
 Ser. del. ord. and instal. Gardiner 
 
 Spring in N. Y. 8 Aug. 1810, with the 
 add. introduc. to the ord. service, the 
 c. by Samuel Miller, and the exhorta. 
 to the people by John B. Roraeyn, 8« 
 N. Y. 
 
 Miller, Samuel, J\''e-LO-York, Prince- 
 tony Ser. del. 4 July, 1T9.3, bef. the 
 Tam- soc. 8. X. Y. 
 
 Dis. del. in the city of N. Y. bef. 
 
 the grand lodge of the state, 24 June, 
 lT9:s 8. N. Y. 
 
 Ser. del. 4 July, 1795, bef. the 
 
 Tam. and other soc. 8. N. Y. 
 
 — — Dis. del. bef. the raanumis. soc. of 
 N. Y. 12 Ap. 1797, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Nat. fast ser. del. 9 May, 1798, 8. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Thanks, ser.del. 5 Feb. 1799, 8. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of G. Washing- 
 ton, del. 2'J Dec. 1799, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the N. Y. miss. soc. G 
 
 Ap, 18(f'i, with an app. 8. N. Y. 
 
 — — Brief retrospect of the l^th. centu- 
 ry, 2 vols. 8. N. Y. 
 
 T wo dis. on the guilt, etc. of sui- 
 cide, del. Feb. 1805, 8. N. Y. 
 
 - Introduct. add. and charge at the 
 ord. of G. Spring. See ^Siiiledoler. 
 
 Ser.del. 19 Jan. sSl,:, at the re- 
 quest of a num. of young gentlemen 
 of the city of N. Y. assembled to ex- 
 press their condolence with the inha- 
 bitants of Richmond on the late 
 mournful dispensa. o!:~ providence in 
 that city with an add. to the young 
 gentlemen, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Miller, Alexander, Albany^ Essay 
 on ch. government, S. Alb. ib'Ji. 
 
 The missionary's catechism for 
 
 children, 12. Alb. 
 
 Miller, Edward, JWiv-York, Letter 
 to gov. Clinton, 6 Jan. 1804, by, resi- 
 dent ph} sician, 8. 
 
 Report on the malignant disease, 
 
 wh. prevailed in the city of N. Y. 
 1805, add. to gov. Lewis with an app. 
 cont. proofs and illustra. of the princi- 
 ples del. in the report, 8. See Medical 
 repository. 
 
 MiLLisr, A. Q. Peintures de vases anti- 
 nnes, vulgaireraent appeles Etrusquef, 
 
76 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 gravees par A. Clener accomii. dVx- ; 
 pliciitions par. Prospectus, 4. 
 
 Mills, Eumund, Sutton, Scr. ovd. Na- 
 than Holman in Attlcboiough, 15 Oct. 
 1800, 8. Wrcntham, UOi. 
 
 MiLNER, John, Letters in an s. to re- 
 flections on popery by J. Sturgcs, 
 etc. l8.Ral. 1810. 
 
 MiLTiMORE, J VMES, Strathaniy JVew- 
 bury^ Ser. occ. by the d. of John Mur- 
 ray, 8. Exeter, 1793. 
 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
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78 
 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
 79 
 
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 Morton, Nathaniel, New Eng- 
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80 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
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 National decline and present embar- 
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 Navarr, a letter written by the king 
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 Newark fire associa. Articles of asso- 
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 Newburgh, Charter of the bank of, 
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 remonstrance, Reply to Lucius Ju- 
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 Bill in the chancery of, at the suit 
 
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 ■ Acts of the gea. assembly of, fr. 
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 Gov. Tompkins's message to the 
 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
 81 
 
 New- York, Acts of assembly passed 
 
 in, fr. 1691 to 1725. 
 « Laws of, fr. 1691 to 1751, fol. N. 
 
 Y. 1752. 
 
 - ■ ■ Laws of her majesty's coiony of, 
 fr. 9 Ap. 1G91 to 12 Nov. 1709,' fol. 
 1710. 
 
 •— — Laws of, fr. I69l to 1773, inclus. 
 fol. 1774. 
 
 Laws of, fr. U Nov. 1752 to 22 
 
 May, 1762, the 2d. vol. with a table j 
 common to both vols, digested by Wm. } 
 Livingston and Wm. Smith, jun. fol. 
 N.Y.I 762. 
 
 Laws of, fr. 8. Feb. 1774 to 3 Ap. 
 
 1775. ' 
 
 •■ Laws of the state of, passed at the 
 
 first meeting of the Tth session of tlie 
 legisla. fr. VZ Feb. to 12 May 1784. 
 
 Laws, etc. Sth. scss. fr. 11 Nov. 
 
 1784 to 27 Ap. 1785. 
 
 Laws, etc. 9th. sess. fr. 31 Jan. to 
 
 5 May, 1786. 
 
 Laws, etc. 10th. sess. fr. 26 Jan. to 
 
 21 Ap. 1787. 
 
 • Laws, etc. llth. sess. fr. 6 Feb. to 
 
 22 March, 1788. 
 
 — — Laws, etc. 12th, sess. fr. 5 Jan, to 
 3 March, 1789, the foregoing laws of 
 six sess, bound in one vol. with tlie con- 
 stitu. of the state of, and the conslitu. 
 of the U. S. A. as reported in cong. 
 28 Sept. 1787. 
 
 — — Laws of the state of, comprising 
 the constitu. and the acts of the legis- 
 la. since the I'evolu, fr. the 1st. to the 
 12th, sess. inclus. under the editorial 
 attention of Sam. Jones and Richard 
 Varick, 2 vols. fol. N. Y. 1789. 
 
 Ordinances of the couvcn. of the 
 
 state of, for organizing and estab. the 
 the gov. agreed to bv the said conveu. 
 8. Fishkill, 1777. 
 
 — — • Constitu. of, 8. Phil. 1777, also 12. 
 Fishkill, also 8. N. Y. 1783. 
 — Journal of the senate and assem- 
 bly of, fr, Sept. 17TT to 1810 inclus. 
 being thirty three sessions, vols. fol. 
 Fishkill, N. Y. Foughkeepsie, Alba- 
 ny. 
 
 ■■ Journal of the votes and proceed. 
 
 of the gen. assem. of tlie colony of, 
 
 begun 9 Ap. 1691 and ended 2T Sept. 
 
 1743, fol. N. Y. 1764. 
 2d. vol. fr. 8. Nov. 
 
 1743 to 23 Dec. 1765, fol. N. Y. 1766- 
 fr. 17 Nov. 1767 
 
 to 
 
 Ap. r 
 
 fol. N, Y. 
 
 — — ■ The commer. conduct of the pro- 
 vince of, considered, in a letter add. to 
 the soc. of arts, agricul. and economy, 
 4. N. Y. 1767. 
 
 New-York, (cont.) Debates and pro- 
 ceed, of the conven. of the ^ts.te of, 
 at Poughkeep'iie, June, taken in short 
 hand, a. N.Y. 1783. 
 
 directory and register. See Long- 
 worth. 
 
 Dispensary, Charter and bye laws 
 
 of the, instituted 1790, B. N. Y. 1797, 
 also ■ •'}, lolO, and 1313. 
 
 Friars tontine, Constitution of the, 
 
 instituted in the city of, 3 Marcli, 
 1792, N. Y. 
 
 Present state of learning in the col- 
 lege of, v794. 
 
 Present state of med. learning iu 
 
 the city of, 1797. 
 
 Histov. sketch of the origin, prog. 
 
 and present state of the college of phy. 
 and surg. of the univ. of the stale of, 
 with an engraving exhibiting an eleva- 
 tion of the college now building iu the 
 city of, 3. N. Y. s! ^3. 
 
 miss. soc. Add. and constitu. of the, 
 
 n. N. Y. 1796. 
 
 Statement of the funds of the state 
 
 of, of the revenue thereof, of the re- 
 ceipts and i)ayments in 17*^", Avith 
 the treasurer's acc, 3, Alb. 1798. 
 
 — Journal of the conven. of the state 
 
 gf, begun and held at Albany 13 Oct. 
 180 1,' 4. Alb. 
 
 Add. to the electors of the state of^ 
 
 8.N. Y. rep. 1801. 
 
 Add. to the freeholders of the state 
 
 of, by Brutus, N. Y. 3 804. 
 
 — — Letter concern, the Ten pounds 
 court in tlie city of, by Mercer, B.X. Y. 
 
 — — hospital. Brief acc. of the, 3. N. Y. 
 1804. 
 
 — _ _ Report of the, for 1812, fol. 
 
 — — Health laws of, with an inde.K, 8, 
 
 N. Y. 1805. See Quarantine. 
 — — miss. soc. Report of the directors of 
 
 the, 1 Ap. 1806, 8. N. Y. 
 Report, etc. 5 Ap. 1809, 
 
 3. N. Y, 
 
 Report, etc. Ap. 1812, 
 
 8. N. Y. 
 
 Report of the commissioners oa 
 
 tlie controvex'sy witli the state of, res- 
 pect, the eastern boundary of the 
 state of N.J. 12. Tren- 1807. 
 
 Add. to the electors of the state of, 
 
 pub. by order of the repub. gen- com- 
 mittee, 3. N. Y. 1303. 
 
 review, or critical journal, March, 
 
 1809, o. N. Y. 
 
 ■ Act to prevent frauds and perju- 
 ries at elections and to prevent slaves 
 fr, voting, 9 A p. 131 J, 8. N. Y. 
 
 — — - Law to reojulate pawn brokers an'H 
 
82 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 dealers in the purcliaae or sale of se- 
 cond hand furniture, etc. IS Julv, 
 18l;:», l^i.N. Y. 
 
 New-York, 'cont.) Add to the repub. 
 cit. of tlie state of, 8. Alb. 1813. 
 
 — L:a\v for the dnc observance of the 
 Lord's (hiv iii the state of, '29 March, 
 181 3, 1^2. N.Y. 
 
 ' Report of the comptroller on the 
 
 estab. of a sinking; fund for the re- 
 demption of the city stock, in, 19 Ap. 
 1813, V-.N. Y. 
 
 " Statement explanatory of the re- 
 signation of the officers of the reg. of 
 artillery of the city and co. of, 
 
 — — On supplying the city of, Avith wa- 
 ter. See Browne. 
 
 ■ Four projects for defending the 
 
 city of, by Morgan Lewis, Jonathan 
 Williams, Joseph Young, and George 
 W. Chapman, partly printed and 
 partly ms. 
 
 ■ ■■ Alphabetical list of the names of 
 the towns in the state of. 
 
 — - LuAv s, statutes, ordinances, and con- 
 stitutions ordained, etc. by the mayor, 
 et al. in the city of, pub ^^27 Jan. IT^u, 
 in the mayoralty of Edward Holland 
 with an app.fol. N. Y. iZ'tO. 
 
 Laws, etc. pub. ? Nov. 1T62 in 
 
 the mayoralty of John Cruger with an 
 app. fol. N. Y. *T63. 
 
 Charter of the city of, fol. N. Y. 
 
 1T65. 
 
 — — Laws, etc. pub. 29 March, 1T86, 
 in the maj'oralty of James Duane, fol. 
 N. Y. 1788. 
 
 — — Charter of the city of, with the 
 acts of the legisla. in relation thereto, 
 8. N. Y. 1805. 
 
 — — Laws, etc. pub. in the mayoralty of 
 De Witt Clinton, 8. N. Y. 18(»:.. 
 
 Law for preventing and extinguish- 
 ing fires and to regulate the keeping 
 and transportation of gunpowder in 
 the city of, 8. N. Y. 
 
 ——Laws, etc. pub. 18 Jan. 1808, in 
 the mayoralty of Mariuus Willett, 8. 
 N. Y. * 
 
 Laws, etc. pub. in the mayoralty 
 
 of De Witt Clinton, to Avh. are added 
 the health laws of the citv, 8. N. Y. 
 1812. 
 
 Report of the committee of tlie 
 
 com. council upon the subj. of new- 
 streets in the city of, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Report of the com. of tlie corpora. 
 
 of, on the subj. of fortifying the har- 
 bour of, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Extracts fr. the acts for suppress- 
 ing immorality, laying r duly on strong 
 
 liquors, etc. with the ordinances for 
 the due observance of the Lord's day, 
 pub. by order of the com. council in 
 the city of, S. N. Y. 
 
 New-York, (cont ) Act to amend an 
 act to im])rove the police of the city 
 of, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Law to regulate hackney coaches 
 
 passed in the com. council, 1 March, 
 1813, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Nichols, Iihabob, Portland, Ora. 
 del. in Salem, \ July, ISO-I, 8, Salem. 
 
 Nichols, William, jun. West- 
 ford, Ora. del. i July, 1808, at West 
 Cambridge, 8 Bos. 
 
 NiDKRCURG, Improved galvanism, 8. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 NiEBUHR, Travels through Arabia and 
 other countries in the east, trans, by 
 Robert Heron, with a pref. and notes 
 by the translator illus. with engrav- 
 ings, ?d ed. £ vols. 1 8. Perth, 1799. 
 
 NiLES, Samuel, Braintree, Tristi- 
 tise ecclesiarum, or a son'owful acc. 
 of the present state of the chh. in N. 
 Eng. in rcf. to G. Whitefield, with an 
 app. 4. Bos. ;74.'>. 
 
 NiLES, Nathaniel, Vermont, Two 
 scr. on the perfections of God, 24. 
 Eliz. 1791. 
 
 NiLES, Sabiuel, Abington^ Ser. del. 
 9& Feb. 1800, occ. by the d. of G. 
 Washington, 8. Bos. 
 
 Nimble-chops, A q_ui line, Democ- 
 racy, an epic poem, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Noble, Oliver, Cow/Ziij'z^, JVervbteri/f 
 JVerveusile, Strictures on the sacred 
 story recorded in the book of Ruth, 
 del. 8 March, 177:"> in commeni. of 
 the n}assacre in Bos. with an add. to 
 the reader and notes, h. N'b'yport. 
 
 Ser. ord. Silas Moody in Arundel, 
 
 i' Jan. 1771, 8. Salem. 
 
 NoiR, JeanLe, The democrat, or in- 
 trigues and adventures of, £ vols, 
 bound in one, 12. N. Y. 179.'i. 
 
 Norfolk monarch, Sly subscription on 
 the, with the Briton^s speech to sir 
 Politick, o. Lon. 1733. 
 
 North Carolina, Proceed, and de- 
 bates of the conven. of, 1788, 8. Edent. 
 1789. 
 
 Northmore, Thomas, Washington, 
 or liberty restored, a poem, 18. Bal. 
 1809. 
 
 No u TON, Jacob, ff'eifmojcth. The will 
 of God respecting the salvation of all 
 men illus. in\ ser. del. 18 Dec. 1808, 
 8. Bos. 1809. 
 
 Norwich, CJial'ge by George bp. of, 4. 
 Lou. 179.^. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 Notation, Acc. of a system of, re- 
 presenting the soundsof alphabet, cha- 
 racters by a new application of the 
 accentual marks in present use, etc. 
 fr. the Mojithlv anthology of Feb. and 
 March [by William Pelhani of Bos- 
 ton] . -2, Bos. ':jv)9. 
 
 NoTT, Eliphalet, Albanyy Sche- 
 nectady, Dis. del. in A. 4 July, i8i l, 
 8. A. 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the gen. assem. of the 
 
 presby. ch. in the U. S. A. 19 Moy, 
 1809, 8. Phil. 
 
 Add. del. to the candidates for the 
 
 baccalaureate in Union coU. ;£9 July, 
 1807, 8. Alb. 
 
 Miscellaneous works with an app. 
 
 8. Schenectady, 1810. 
 
 No UVEA u raonde, Le triomphe du, 1st. 
 vol 8. a Paris, 1785. 
 
 Nugent, H. P. Letter to Wm. C C. 
 Claiborne, Letter lo James Brown and 
 a defence ofJoh.i Rowan and Daniel 
 Clark, ag. the slanders of the tergi- 
 versant redaeteur of the Courier, 4. 
 N. Orleans, 1808. 
 
 O. 
 
 Oakes, Uriax, Cambridge, Mass. el. 
 ser. T May, iGTrf, with an add. to the 
 reader by John Sherman and Thomas 
 Shepard, 4. Camb. 
 
 Oa I H, Religion of an, a ser. [by Ma- 
 ther] l£. Bos. 1719. 
 
 O'Beirne, chaplain to Id. vis. Howe, 
 Ser. del. in St. Paul's ch. N. Y. 
 Sept. 1 ; 76, on the first sabbath after 
 the Eng. chh. Y*ere opened on Howe's 
 taking possession of the citv, fr. Jer. 
 1£. K', iC. N. Y. 17'.G. 
 
 Observations on the state of the na- 
 tion, 8. Lon. 1769. 
 
 ■ on the prelim, and provisional arti- 
 cles, 8. Lon. 1785. 
 
 on the ciironology of scripture, 
 
 Age of reason, etc. 8. N". Y. 1795. 
 
 O'Connor, Arthur, Add. to the free 
 electors of the co. of Antrim, 12. 
 Phil. 1797. 
 
 Ode printed in the streets of N. Y. See 
 Federal procession. 
 
 Odli-n, Johx, Exeter, Ser. ord. Ward 
 Clark in Kingston, '29 Sept. 17'2j, 
 with a pref. by Caleb Cushing and Na- 
 thaniel Gookin, 12. Bos. 1727. 
 
 O:. nF3', UzAL, J^'exsark, Ser. on prae. 
 religion, 12. Chatham, i.7,)L). 
 
 Ser. on regeneration, 12. Chatham, 
 
 17u'2. 
 
 Masonic scr. at Morris, 12. N. Y. 
 
 1784. 
 
 Ogden, U (cont.) Add. to persons iu 
 
 N. J. N. Y. 1785. 
 Four ser. del. in N. Y. S. Eliz. 
 
 1788. 
 
 Antidote to deism, ded. to G. 
 
 Washington, 2 vols. 18. Newark, 
 1795. 
 
 Letter to the epis. ch. in N. J. 8. 
 
 1797. 
 
 Two dis. occ. by the d. of G. 
 
 Washington del. 29 Dec. 1799, at N. 
 and 5 Jan. l800 at Belleville, with 
 notes and a portrait of Washington, 
 8. N. 
 
 Ogdex, John Cozens, PortsmoiUh, 
 N. H. el. ser. del. at Concord June, 
 1790, 8. C. 
 
 Letters occas. by the publica. of a 
 
 private epistolary correspondence be- 
 gun by Samuel Macclintock, q. v. 8. 
 Bos. i791. 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the Columbian lodge 
 
 at Nottingham, 7 Sept. 1190, 8. Ports. 
 1791. 
 
 Add. del. at the opening of Benj. 
 
 Dearborn's Portsmouth academy, 8- 
 
 Ports. iT9l. 
 Ogdf.x, Davjd B. Ora. del. 4 July, at 
 
 Newark, N. !7^8. 
 Ogde V, Lew IS Mor.Ris, JVewar^, Ora. 
 
 del. at Newark, 4 July, IS 8. N. 
 Ol-uscrool, Oliver. See Portfolio. 
 Oldyj;, Francis, Life of Thomas 
 
 Paine, 8. Dub. 
 Oliver, Anop.f.w, Essay on comets, 
 
 ded. to John Winthrop, 8. Salem, 
 
 1772. 
 
 Oliver, B. L. and Wm. Cprp-ie, 
 Letters osi the kine pox &\ A a variety 
 of other med. subjects, with an add. to 
 the N. Y. reviewers, 8. i hil. 1802. 
 
 Ommcm gatherum, a montlily mag. re- 
 cording authentic accounts of the most 
 remark, productions, events, and oc- 
 currences in providence, nature, and 
 art, 8. Bos. 1810. 
 
 O-vderdg-vK, Henry U. Tnaug. dis. ou 
 the Stone in the bladder, sub. to the 
 exam, of tiie f;ic. of phy. under the 
 author, of the trus. of Colura. coll. 1 3 
 Nov. lolO, ded. to John Onderdonk, 
 Wright Post, Thomas Blizard, 8. N. 
 Y. 
 
 Onont)\g.v, Report of tlic commission- 
 ers for settling the titles to iand in the 
 CO. of, Feb. iov' ). 
 
 Oraxoe, Benevolent soc. of the co. of, 
 Constitu, oi' the, lo05. 
 
 Oii AToriio, Selection the first under the 
 direction of doc. Jackson at the French 
 c!j. Da Saint r>prit in the city of N, 
 
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 CATALOGUE. 
 
 Y. [for the benefit of immigrants, par- 
 ticularly for those fr. St. Domingo,] 
 n. N. Y 1805. 
 
 Obdk\l, Journal of politics au<l litera- 
 ture, [num. 9, 16, 17, 20, wanting,] 
 8. Hos. !o09. 
 
 Ordei -S in council, Abstract of the evi- 
 dence t;iken in the h. of commons, ag. 
 the, 8. N. Y. rep. ISl/i. 
 
 OiinKRs in council. See Parliament. 
 
 Original poems by a cit. of Baltimore, 
 with an advertise. 12. Bal. !!.()7. 
 
 OKLF,A^^ New, Faithful picture of the 
 poiit. situation of, at the close of the 
 last, and beginning of the present year, 
 1807, 8. Bos. 1808. 
 
 OiiLEAXS batturc, New. See Ponceau. 
 
 Orphan asykim soc. (IJonstitu. of the, 
 estab. in N. Y. 1806, with the bvc 
 laws, 1'2. "N. Y. 180T, ioOK-, 1810. " 
 
 • Annual report of the, for Ap. 
 1811, with a list of subscribers, 8. N. 
 Y. alsofr. Ap. 18t3, t2. N. Y. 
 
 Orton, Job, Three dis. on eternitv, 
 &th. ed. Lon. 1797. 
 
 OsBOur^'s catal. of Looks, 12. N. Y. 
 180'3. 
 
 O'ScxxLAN, TiMOTEo, Practica mo- 
 derna de la inoculacion con varias ob- 
 servaciones, etc. 12. Mad. IT'U. 
 
 Osgood, D \ v id, Medford, Nat. thanks, 
 ser 11 Dec. 17?3, 8. Bos. 1T<>4. 
 
 Thanks, ser. 20 Nov. 1T94, 8 Bos. 
 
 • Thanks ser. 19 Nov. 1T95, 1st. and 
 
 3d. ed. 8. Bos. 
 
 Nat. fast ser. 9 May, 1798, 8. Bos. 
 
 Conv. ser. ?A May, 1T'»«, 8. Bos. 
 
 — — Dis. occ. by the d. of G. Washing- 
 Ion, del. Dec. 1799, with Washing- 
 ton's farewell add. 8. Eos. 
 
 Dud. lec. del. 5 May, 1802, at 
 
 liar. coU 8. Camb. 
 
 - — Dis. del. 4 Feb. 1803, at the fun. of 
 Joseph Roby of Linn, 8. Bos. 
 
 Two dis. del. at Maiden, 1804, occ. 
 
 by tlie setting up of a bapt. soc. in that 
 place, o Bos. 
 
 — — Mass. ei. ser. 31 Ma}', 180?, witii 
 rotes, also a list of those who have 
 preached on tiiis aimiv. add. by a cor.i- 
 niitlce of the Niaso. his. soc. S- Bos. 
 
 — — Dis. del. in Cambridge 8 Ap. 1810, 
 8. Camb. 
 
 Solemn protest ag. the late decla- 
 ration of war in a dis. del. on the next 
 Lord's day after the tidings were re- 
 ceived, 8. Camb. 18 • 2. 
 
 CsGOOB, SAaruEL, J\'€rs)-York, Add. to 
 the United wl/ig club .22- Marcli, 1809, 
 8. 
 
 OsTItANDER, EZEKIEIi, iS", of JV"<?W- 
 
 Yorki Inaug. dis. on the Puerperal fe- 
 ver, sub. to the e.xam. of the fac. of 
 phy. under the author, of tlie trus. of 
 Colum. coll. ! May, 1304, ded. to Da- 
 vid Hosack, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Osw/vi.u, ELEAZTii?., The case of the 
 commonwealth ag. for a contempt of 
 the sup. court of Penn. with an acc. 
 of the proceed, of the gen. assembly 
 on th.e memorial of the def. ag. three 
 of the justices of that court for the 
 judgment and sp'itence pronounced ag. 
 hitn, 8. Phil. 1788. 
 
 Otis, Haiijuson Gray, Boston^ Eulo- 
 gv on Alex. Hauiiltou, del. 26 July, 
 li504, iu Bos, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Otseoo county, Reasons in support of 
 the opinion offered to the public res- 
 pecting the votes of 7 June, 8. N. Y. 
 1T92. 
 
 Impartial statement of tlie contro- 
 versy respecting the decision of the 
 late committee of canvassers, cont. the 
 opinion of Edmund Randolph, et al. 
 8. N. Y. 1792. 
 
 Otten, JoH3r, Eshcol, a cluster of the 
 fruit of Canaan, etc. Bth. ed. 12. Bos. 
 
 OxFOiiD, Ser. del. bef. the soc. for pi-O" 
 mot. Christ, knowledge by the bp. 
 of, with an aec. of the soc. 4. Lon. 
 1802. 
 
 P. 
 
 Pacificus, Add. to the pub. 16 July, 
 1768, 12. Phil. 
 
 Packakd, Hezekiah, Chelmsford, 
 TViscassetf Dis. ord. Andrew Beattie, 
 in Salisbury, June, 1797, c. by Na- 
 thaniel Noyes of South-Hampton, f. 
 by Thomas Gary of Newburyport, 8, 
 N. 
 
 Two dis. on prayer, Feb. 1804, 8. 
 
 W. 
 
 Ser. ord. Thomas Cochran, 11 
 
 Sept. 1805, c. by Josiah Winship of 
 Woolwich, f. by Mighill Blood of 
 Buckstown, 8. Bucks. 
 
 Paganee, I.ettre de, a me.ss. les cures 
 ct vicaires desservants du meme dis- 
 trict, 8, a Bordeaux, 1791. 
 
 Pacitt, EPHitAi3i, Heresiography, or 
 a descrip. of the hereticks and secta- 
 ries of these latter times, ded. to The. 
 Atkin, Sd. ed. 4. Lon. 1646. 
 
 Paine, Thomas, Gi: Brit. Jlmer, 
 Francey Common sense, 8. Lon. rep. 
 1776. 
 
 Plain trutli in ans. to, by Candidus, 
 
 2d. cd. Lon. 1776. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 85 
 
 Paine. T. (.cont) Letter to Raynal rel. 
 
 to N. Am. 8. Lon. lloS. 
 Letter add. to the addressers on 
 
 the late proclamaliou, 8. Lon. 179'J. 
 The writings of, consisting of nine 
 
 articles, 8. Albany, 1T92. 
 Rights of man, part Sd. 8. N. Y. 
 
 1T93. 
 
 Age of infidelity in ans. to Age of 
 
 reason bv, by a layman, rl. N. Y. 
 
 IIP 4, also 8. Phil. 1T94. 
 Prospects on the war and paper 
 
 currency, S. Hal. 1191. 
 Disserta. on the first principles of 
 
 gov. Paris, 3 year. 
 •■■ Decline and fall of the Eng. system 
 
 of finance, 8. N. Y. IT 96, also 2d. ed. 
 
 12. N. Y. iT96. 
 Letter to the people of France, and 
 
 the Fr. crimes, 4 Sept. 8. N. Y. rep. 
 
 1798. 
 
 Letter to G. Washington, SO June, 
 
 179.5, 8. N. Y. rep. 1802. 
 Letter to, in ans. to his scuri'ilous 
 
 epistle addressed lo pres. Washington, 
 
 by an Amer. cit. 8. N. Y. 1797. 
 Exam, of passages quoted in the N. 
 
 Test. fr. the Old, concerning J. Christ, 
 
 8. N. Y. 
 
 ■ Letters add. to the cit. of the U. S. 
 Paine, Thomas, [altered by the gen. 
 
 court of Mass. to Robert Treat 
 
 Paine, JuN.] JKewbnryport, Boston, 
 
 The ruling passion, an occas. poem, 
 
 del. hef the <I>BK of Har. coll. 20 July, 
 
 1797, with notes, 4. Bos. 
 Ora. del. 17 July, 1799, on the dis- 
 
 solu. of the treaties bet. Fr. and the 
 
 U. S. A. 8. Bos. 
 ' Eulogy del. at N. 2 Jan. 1800, on 
 
 G. Washington, 8. Nbyport. 
 Spain, commerce, and freedom, a 
 
 national ode, 1809. 
 Paine, Charles, Bostoiiy Ora. del. 
 
 4 July, 1801, 8. B. 
 Paley, William, Ser. fr. 2 Pet. .3. 
 
 15, 18. del. 15 July, 1777, 8. Camb. 
 
 rep. 1809. 
 Palmer, Elihu, Ora. del. 4 July, at 
 
 N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1797. 
 \_ 3 Prospect or view of the moral 
 
 world, num. 46, 47, 48, 49, wanting, 
 
 and fr. num. 14 inclus. of vol. 2d. 8. 
 
 N. Y. 1803 to 1805. 
 
 for 1804, complete. 
 
 Principlesof nature, 3d. ed. 12. 1806. 
 
 See Temple of reason. 
 
 Pan, ^Iallet Du, Considera. on the 
 
 nature of the Fr. revolu. and the 
 
 causes, wh. i)rolong its duration, trans. 
 
 fr. the Fr. 8. Lon. 1793. 
 
 Pan, M. D. (cont.) Dangers, wh. 
 threaten Europe, trans, fr. the Fr. of, 
 8. N. Y. 1795. 
 
 Panoplist, fr. June 1805 to May 1809 
 inclus. 4 vols. 8. Bos. and the Mis- 
 sionary mag. and, united fr. June 1809 
 to May 1812, inclus. 3 vols. i. e. the 
 scries complete to 1812, in 7 vols. 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 Pantheon, a vision, 4. Lon. 1T4T. 
 
 Papers, List of, presented by his ma- 
 jesty's command to both houses of par- 
 lia.'lS Mar. ''803. 
 
 Pap INI AN, Letters of, in wh. the con- 
 duct, present state, and prospects of 
 the Amer. colonies are exam, with a 
 pref. 12. N. Y. 1799. 
 
 Paraphrase on the 104 psalm, by E. 
 W. i. Lon. 1741. 
 
 Parish, Elijah, By field, Ora. del. 22 
 Feb. ly<A', occ. by the d. of G. Wash- 
 ington, 8. Nbyport. 
 
 Thanks, ser. 29 Nov. 1804, 8. Sa- 
 
 lem, 1805. 
 
 Ser. del. at Hanover, N, H. fr. Phil. 
 
 3. 8, 8. H. 1806. 
 
 Mass. el. ser. .>0 May, 1810, with a 
 
 prefatory note, [stating, that this ser. 
 was pub. by private subsci iption, as 
 the h. of rep. ag. the usage of 'i50 
 years, refused to ask a copy for the 
 press,] 8. Bos. 
 
 — — New system of mod. geography, 
 etc. designed for the use of schools, 12. 
 Nbyport, 1810. 
 
 Memoirs of Eleazer Wheelock, 
 
 founder and pres. of Dart. coll. and 
 Moor's charity school, with a sumraa. 
 acc. of the coll. and school, to wh. are 
 add. copious extracts fr. Wheelock*s 
 correspondence, by David M'CIure of 
 East Windsor and, with a portrait of 
 W. drawn and engraved by A, Reed, 
 fr. a portrait by J. Stewart, 8. Nbyport, 
 1811. 
 
 [Parke, John,] Lyrio works of Ho- 
 race, trans, into Eng. verse, v.ith a 
 num. of original rioeras, by a native of 
 America, ded. to G. Washington, 8. 
 Phil. 1786. 
 
 Parker, Benjamin, Haverhill, Ser. 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Pother IE, De La, Hist, de I'Amerique 
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 Pori iN, J. Les raisons traduites en vers 
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 PowNALL, Thomas, The administra. 
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 Topograpli. des. of such parts of 
 
 N. Amer. as are cont. in the accompa- 
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 Lon. 1776. 
 
 Practical guide during a journey fr. 
 Lon. to Paris w ith a descrip. of all ob- 
 jects deserving notice in Paris, illus. 
 with maps and tables, 18. Lon. 1803. 
 
 Pratz, Le Page Du, Hist, of Louisi- 
 ana, or tlie west, parts of Virg. and 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 91 
 
 Carolina, ^vitll maps, trans* fr, the 
 
 French, '2 vols. 12. Lon. 1T6S, also 8. 
 
 Lon. 1TT4. 
 Prayer, Form of, proper to be used in 
 
 the prov. of N. Y. 13 July, lT5T, for 
 
 a gen. fast. 
 Form of, to he used in N. Scotia, 
 
 10 May, lT9o, for a gen. fast. 
 Form of, to be used in N. Scotia, 23 
 
 Feb. iniO. 
 Form of, to be used in Eng. 25 Feb. 
 
 ITr/J, 4. 
 
 • Form of, to be used in Eng. and Ire. 
 
 10 March, 1813, for a day of fasting, I). 
 Lon. 
 
 pKEDESTiNATiON and free -will, with a 
 postscript on eternal punishments, Ans. 
 to an anon, letter on, 8. Lon. 1801. 
 
 Premiums offered by the Lon. soc. for 
 encoui-aging arts, manuf. and com- 
 mei'ce, b. Lon. 1764. 
 
 Prentice, Johx, Lancaster, Mass. el. 
 ser. 23 May, 1735, 8. Bos. 
 
 Prextice, Thomas, Charlestown, 
 Fast ser. 28 Jan. 1748, occ. by the de- 
 sti'uction of the Province court house 
 by fire, 8. Bos. 
 
 Prextice,C ALE3, Reading, Ser. instal. 
 Elias Hull ill Seabrook, 16 Feb. 1799, 
 c. by Elijah Parish of Byfield, f. by An- 
 drew Beattie of Salisbui-y. 8. N'b'yport. 
 
 . Ser. del. bef. the Mount Moriah 
 
 lodge, 24 June, 1799, 8. Leom. 
 
 Presbyterian played hob with. Re- 
 marks upon the, delineated, 12. Phil. 
 1764. 
 
 and independent persuasions in the 
 
 U. S. A. Add. to the min. and congre- 
 gations of the, by the mem. of the epis. 
 ch. 8. 1790. 
 
 — church, Constitu. of the, in the U. 
 
 S, A. 12. Phil. 1800. 
 Presbxteuiks, a brief acc. of the, 
 
 12. Catskili, 1796. 
 Pbesb\'TERY of Newcastle, Add. fr. 
 
 the, setting forth the declining state 
 
 of rel. etc. 8. Wilm. 1T85. 
 ■ of Penn. Display of the religious 
 
 principles of the associate, 12. Phil. 
 
 1794. 
 
 Causes of fasting, by the reformed, 
 
 12. N. Y. 1806. 
 Pbescott, Benjamin, Salem, Vjwiv 
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 ans. to his of 3 of Juue, 1743, add. 
 
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 Letter to G. Whitefieid, 4. Bos. 
 
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 Presideist and vice pres. of tlie U. S. 
 X.etter to the Electors of, by a cit. of 
 N. Y. -w ith an extract jV. the secret de- 
 
 bates of the fed. conv. at Phil. 1787, 
 8. N. Y. 1C08. 
 President II. or observa. on the late 
 add. of G. Washington, designed to 
 promote the interest of a certain can- 
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 the pretensions of others, 8. Newark, 
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 of the U. S. Voice of warning to 
 
 christians on the ensuing election of, 
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 Pbesi dent's message 7 Dec 1801, 
 
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 3d. ed. 12. Dub. 179.-3. 
 Price, Richard, Observa. on the 
 
 nature of civil liberty, the principles 
 
 of gov. and the justice and policy ol 
 
 the war with Amer. with an app. 
 
 cont. a state of the national debt, 8. 
 
 Phil. rep. 1776. 
 Observa. on tlie irapor. of the 
 
 Amer. revolu. with Turgot's letter 
 
 and a transla. of the will of Fortune 
 
 Ricard, 8. Dub. 1785. 
 ■ Experience pi'cferable to theory, 
 
 an ans. to the Observa. of, 8. Lon. 
 
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 Price, Nathaniel, Trial of, fcr 
 committing a rape, at Brooklyn, 1797, 
 8. N. Y. 
 
 pRiDEAux, Humphrey, An award of 
 Charles I. settling 2s. in the L. out of 
 the rents of houses in Norwich for 
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 Prieres ecclesiastiques. See Pays de 
 Vaud. 
 
 Priestley, Joseph, Remarks on 
 some paragraphs in the 4th. vol. of 
 Biuftkstone's Commentaries rcl. to dis> 
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 Reply to the foregoing, by Black- 
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 Ans. to the Reply, to wli. is add. 
 
 the case of the late election for the 
 CO. of Middlesex on tlie princtjjles of 
 the constitu. and the authorities of 
 law, 8. Dub. 
 
 Defences of tlic hist, of the cor- 
 
 rnp. of Christianity co?it. a reply to 
 the animad. in the Monthly review, 
 letters to Horselev, etc. 8. Lon 
 1733. 
 
 Fast .ser. del, 28 F^b, 1794, in 
 
92 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 Hacknf y with a pref. cont. reasons for 
 the aiitlior's leaving ling- »lso a catal. 
 of his publics. Sd. cd. 8. Lon. 1794. 
 
 Priestley, J. (cont.) Letters to the 
 philos, and poliiicians of France, on 
 religion, 12. N. Y. rep. 1794. 
 
 Letter to the intiabitants of Bir- 
 mingham with Keir's vindica. of the 
 revolu. dinner and Russell's ace. of the 
 proceed, rel. to it, 8. Lon. 
 
 — • Twig of hirch for a butting calf, or 
 strictures upon reiinarks on the emi- 
 gration of, with an histor. anecdote 
 trans, fr. the French, 8. N. Y. 1795. 
 
 — — Discourses on the evidences of re- 
 vealed rel. with a ded. to Tho. Bel- 
 sliara and a pref. 2d. ed. 12. Bos. 
 1705. 
 
 • Biog. chart, with a ke}', 2. vols. 
 
 Observa. on the emigra. of, and on 
 
 the several addresses del. to him on 
 
 his arrival at N. Y. 8. Phil. 1796. 
 Gen. liist. of the christian ch. to 
 
 the fall of the w eslern empire, 2 vols. 
 
 8. 
 
 Gen. liist. etc- from the fall, etc. to 
 
 the present time, 4 vols. 8. Northumb. 
 1802, S. 
 
 Pkincb, Thomas, Boston, Ser. del. at 
 his own ord. in Hos. 1 Oct. 1718, c. by 
 In. Mather of B. f. by C. Mather of 
 B. with a ded. to the South church by 
 P. 12. Bos. 
 
 Two ser. occas. by the earthq. of 
 
 Oct. 1727, with a pref. and app. 2d. 
 ed. Bos. 1727. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of Cotton Ma- 
 ther, 8. Bos. 1728. 
 
 Mass. cl. ser. 27 Mav, 1730, 
 
 8. B. 
 
 Chronolog. hist, of N. Eng. in tlie 
 
 iorra of Annals, 1st. vol. and the 3 
 num. of vol. 2d. [being the whole ever 
 pub.] 1-2. Bos. 1736. 
 
 — — Thank3. ser. del. IS July, 1745, 
 occ. by the reduc. cif Louislifdirj^, 
 ■uith a ded. toAVm. Shirley, 'id. ed. 
 Bos. 1747. 
 
 — Thfiiiks. ser. occ. by the victory 
 near Culloden, 8. Bos. 1746. ' 
 
 ——Thanks, ser. 27 Nov. IT-if', 8. Bos. 
 
 — — Ser. occ. by the d. of Frederick \ 
 prince of Wales, 8. Bos. ITol. \ 
 
 t^RiNCE, Bf.kjamin You>;g, Poem j 
 on the Amer. revolu. beiiig u parody, 
 in part, on an ode entitled Brit, glory \ 
 or Gallic pride humbled, with an ad- ' 
 vertise. 8. X- Y. I7lfl. | 
 
 Prince of Waie-?, Letter to ihe, con- 
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 "ftvCrito, S, ^'.Y. ISO- I 
 
 Prior, Thohas, Nar. ot the success 
 of tar water in curing disterii]>ers with 
 remfirks by, also observations by Tho. 
 Princt! of Boston, 8. Bos. rep. 1749. 
 
 Proclamations for annual faults and 
 thanksgivings in Massa. A coll. of, 
 
 Prophecies aiid times, A revealed 
 knowledge of the, cont. the sudden 
 perpetual fall of the Turkish, Ger> 
 man, and Russian empires by the man 
 that will be revealed to the Hebrews 
 as their prince and i)rophet, in th.c 
 year of the world 5913, 8. Phil. 1793- 
 
 PuoviDENT snc. of N. Y. Constitu. of 
 the, 12. N. Y. 1801. 
 
 see. Mutual benefit soc. Benev 
 
 80c. Albion benefit soc. of the city of 
 N. Y. and the Social soc. of Schenec- 
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 1805. 
 
 Proud, Robert, Hist, of Pennsylva- 
 nia, fr. 1681 till after 1742, with a 
 map, and portrait of Wm. Penn, 2 
 vols. 8. Phil. 1798. 
 
 pRouDFiT, Alexander, Saiem in 
 JV. Y. Ser. del. bef. the north, miss- 
 soc. in the state of N. Y. at their fn-st 
 annual meeting, in Trov, 8. Feb and 
 at Albany , 6 March, 1798, 8. Alb. 
 
 Prynse, \VtLLiAM, Coll. of tracts fr. 
 1628 to 1649, 4. Lon. viz. Heathens 
 sicknesse, proving that drinking and 
 pledging healths is sinful ; 
 Lame Giles his haultings ; 
 
 — ■ — Short relation of the ti"ue beginning 
 and pi ogresse of bowing at the name 
 of Jesus ; 
 
 Humble petition to the commons 
 
 house of parlia. 
 
 Comfortable cordials, or Laline 
 
 verses, etc. written on his chamber 
 walls in the tower of London during 
 his confinement, since trans, by him 
 into Eng. 
 
 Mount Orgreilj or divine and pro- 
 fitable meditations, etc. to Avh. is pre- 
 iixed a poetic descrip. of M. O. castle 
 in the isle of Jersey, in wh. he was a 
 prisoner ; 
 
 A cliristian sea card ; 
 
 A christian paradise ; 
 
 — — The soule's complaint : 
 
 The university of Oxford's plea re- 
 futed ; 
 
 Brief momento to the present un- 
 parliamentary junto touching their in- 
 tentions to depose 3nd execute Charles 
 Steward their lawful kingi'; 
 
 A plea for ib.e lorda ; 
 
 — — Substance of a speech hi the h Ci 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 93 
 
 pRYNNE, W. (com.) First part of a ', 
 histof. collection of the ancient parlia- I 
 ments of Eng. fr. 67-3 to 1216 ; j 
 
 Defence of stage plays ; j 
 
 Pryune the member reconciled to 
 
 Prj'niie the barrister, an ans. to a 
 scandalous pam. entitled Prynne ag. 
 Prynne. 
 
 Psalmody, A letter on, showing that 
 human composures ought not to be 
 used christian worship, in singing 
 the praises of God, i2. ITi'O. 
 
 Psalms and hymns. New England, 2Gth. 
 ed. la. Bos. 1744. 
 
 See Dwight, Phillips, Walon, El- 
 liot, and Stevens. 
 
 Public debts, Considera. rel. to the 
 payment of the, offered to the h. of 
 commons of Gr. Brit. 4. Lon. 1717. 
 
 Proposal for payment of liie, 4. 
 
 affairs. Cool thoughts on the pre- 
 sent, tZ. Phil. 
 
 — — credit. Essay on the nature and 
 principles of, 8. Lon. 17 74. 
 
 measures. Enquiry into the princi- 
 ples and tendency of certain, 8. Phil. 
 179 i. 
 
 characters, or coteraporary biogra- 
 phy, cont. memoirs of Fox, Pitt, Dar- 
 win, Dundas, Jefferson, Mitchill, et al. 
 8. Bait. 180-2. 
 
 Puffer, Reuben, Berlin^ Mass. el. 
 ser. 25 May, 1803, 8. Bos. 
 
 ' Dud. iec. del. at Har. unir. 11 May, 
 
 1808, 8. Camb. 
 
 PuGLiA, Ja:!IES Ph. The fed. politi- 
 cian, 8. Phil. 1795. 
 
 FuLLEiN, Samuel, Culture of silks, 
 illus. with piates, ded. to the prince of 
 Wales, for the use of the Amer. colo- 
 nies, 8. Lon. 1758. 
 
 Pulpit orator, 12. Bos, 1G04. 
 
 PuLTENEY W. Gr. JBvit. Thoughts on | 
 the present state of affairs with Arae- j 
 rica, 8. Lon. 1778. | 
 
 Putnam, Aaron, Po?«//'e?, Ser. ord. ; 
 Joseph Sumner in Shrewsbury, 28 j 
 June, 1762, 8. Bos. 1763. 
 
 Q. 1 
 
 QUACKENBOS, NlCH0L\S I. S. cf A", j 
 
 York, Inaug. dis. on Dysentery sub. to ' 
 the exam, of the fac. of phy. under the 
 author, of the trus. of Colum. coll. 9 
 Nov. 1802, ded. to John R. B. Rodg- 
 ers and Samuel L. Mitchill, S. "S". Y. 
 
 Quaker unmasked, V2. i^hil. 17 64. 
 
 vindicated, in ans. to the foregoing, 
 
 12. 1764. * 
 unmasked, antiior of the, stripped 
 
 stark naked, or the delin. preabyterlau 
 
 played hob v.it.h, :^2. Phil, 1764. 
 
 Qu aker, (cont.) Remarks on the, un- 
 masked, 12. Pliil. 
 
 Quakers' assisting to preserve the lives 
 of the Indians in the barracks, vindi- 
 cated, num. i, 2. 1-2. Phil. 1764. 
 
 Quakers. See Coll. memorials. 
 
 Quarantink laws, Abstract of, 180-i, 
 for the use of pdots attending at the 
 Narrows, N. Y. 
 
 — — Act passed, 12 March, 1805, ma- 
 king further provision for the effectual 
 performance of, also an order in coun- 
 cil, 5 Ap, 1805, 8. N. Y. 1809. 
 
 Quarterly reviev,-, 8 vols, S. N. Y. 
 rep. fr. the Lon. ed. 1811, 2, 3. 
 
 Quebec, The justice and policy of the 
 late act of parlia. for making more ef- 
 fectual provision for the gov. of, and 
 the conduct of admiuisLi-ation vindicat- 
 ed, 8. Lon. 1774. 
 
 ■ Bp. of. Thanks, ser. 8. Quebec, 
 1799. 
 
 QuiNCY, JosiAH, juN. Bosfou, Ob- 
 serva. on the act of parlia. called the 
 Bos, port bill, with the thoughts on 
 cint soc. and standing armies, 8. Bos. 
 1771. 
 
 QuiNCY, JosiAH, Boston, [son of the 
 former,] Speech del. in cong. 15 Ap. 
 1806, rel. to fortifying tlie ports and 
 harbours of the U. S. 8. Bos. 1806. 
 
 Speech del. in the h. of rep. of the 
 
 U. S. 5 Jan. 1813, 8. Ale.vandria. 
 
 R. 
 
 Rabaut, J. P. Precis de I'histoire re 
 la revolution Francaise avec une table 
 des prlncipaux decrets rendus pend- 
 ant les annees 1789, 90, S' • , ome de 
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 Rambler's magazine, uum. 1, 2. 12. 
 
 N.Y. 1809. 
 Ramsay, David, Charlesion^ Hist, 
 of the revolu. of S. Car. fr. a Brit. prov. 
 to an independent state, with maps, 2 
 vols. 8, Trenton, 17"5. 
 . Life of G. Washington, with a por- 
 trait of W. engi-aved by Leney, 8. N.Y. 
 1807. 
 
 Hist, of S. Carolina fr. 1G70 to 1800. 
 
 illus. with maps, 2 vols. 8. Ch. 1809. 
 
 Ranby, John, Short hints on a French 
 invasion, S. Lon. 1794. 
 
 Randolph, Edmund, and others, 
 Impar. statement of tlie controversy- 
 respect, the decision of the iate com- 
 mittee of canvassers, cont. the opinions 
 cf, 8. N. Y. 1T9'2. 
 
94 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 Randolph, E. (cont.) Vindica. of the 
 
 rcsigna. of, S. Phil. J 795. 
 Randolph, John, Vindica. of the 
 
 doc. advocntcil b}', by Epaminondas, 
 
 8. N. Y. ' aOG. 
 Second speccli on the non-importa. 
 
 resoki. of Grc!,a;}j. 
 Rathbun, Valentine, Jlrief hints 
 
 of .1 religioTis sclicmc tanght at Nis- 
 
 qviciinia in tlie state of N. Y. 8. Bos. 
 
 rep. 1731. 
 
 Rawson, Grindat>, JMcJidoiif Mass. 
 
 el. ser. '25 May, 1709, 12. Hos. 
 Ray. Nicholas, J^e^v-York, London, 
 
 Importance of the col. of N. Amer. 
 
 and the interest of Gr. Brit, with re- 
 
 irard to them considered, with j-emarks 
 
 on the stamp duty, 4. N. Y. rep. 1766. 
 Rayley, Richaro, Letter to John 
 
 Bard, rel. to the dispensary, 8. N. Y. 
 
 1791. 
 
 Raynal, RevoUi. do I'Amcriquc, 8. Ti 
 Diib. 1781, also 8. Sal. 1782. 
 
 Read, Charlks, Inciter to John Ladd, 
 .Sd. ed. with a plate, 12. Phil. 
 
 Rebellion, Declara. of the abp. of 
 Cant, and bps. in and near Lond. testi- 
 fying their abhorrence of the present, 
 •with an exhortation to the clergy, 4. 
 Lon. 1715. 
 
 Records of literature, 1st. num. 8. Lon. 
 1807. 
 
 Recovery fr. sickness, 4th. ed. Bos. 
 1768. 
 
 [ R E E o, W I L L I a 31 , Mc irbleheady'] KdA. 
 to the inliabi. of Marblehead rel. to 
 very bad police of the town, 12. 
 about 1805. 
 
 Reed, John, Bridgeioater, Conv. ser. 
 27 May, 1807, 8. Bos. 
 
 — — Apology for infant baptism, in a se- 
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 12. Prov. 
 
 Reeves, John, JVewfoundlatid, Hist, 
 of the gov. of the isl. of Newf. with an 
 app. cont. the acts of parlia. respect- 
 inc tlie trade and fishery, and a pref. 
 8. Lon. 1793. 
 
 Reform of parlia. Add. of the Lon. cor. 
 Boc. to the other societies of Gr. Brit, 
 united for obtaining a, 8. Lon. 1193. 
 
 Reformation principles exhibited by 
 the reformed presby. ch. in tlie U. S. 
 A. 12. N. Y. 1»07. 
 
 Refugees, Declara. and add. of his ma- 
 jesty's loval associated, assembled at 
 Newport,' 8. N.Y. 1779. 
 
 Register, Jamaica, for 1761. 
 
 Royal eal. and, for Eng. etc. 1788, 
 
 Mein and Fleming's, 1769, Bos. 
 
 X. Ilamp. 1772. 
 
 Register, (cont.) Mills and Hick's, 
 
 1775. Bos. 
 Bailey's pocket almanac, being an 
 
 Am. annual, 17R5. 
 
 Osborn's N. Hamp, 1789. 
 
 N. Jer. See Alden. 
 
 See American. 
 
 Religion of reason and nature, Senti- 
 ments upon the, 12. Phil. 1795. 
 
 Religions fellowship. Inquiry into the 
 nat. obliga. and advantages of, 12, 
 Bos. 17.49. 
 
 coloquy, 24. Annap. 1005. 
 
 — — App. in reply to I. Wyatt's 
 
 ans. 
 
 Reply to Wyatt's ans. to app. 
 
 etc. 
 
 tracts pub. by the prot. epis. soc. 
 
 of young men in the city of N. Y. viz. 
 
 Duty of morn, and even, devotion ; 
 
 Penitent swearer's soliloquy and 
 prayer ; 
 
 Procrastinators soliloquy and prayer ; 
 Poor man's soliloquy and pi'ayer ; 
 Every man the friend or enemy o£ 
 Christ ; 
 
 Drunkenness ; 
 Sin of profane swearing; 
 Sins of the tongue ; 
 On the church ; 
 
 Prayer with forms of daily and occas. 
 devotion ; 
 
 On the sabbath ; 12. N. Y. 1810 to 
 1813. 
 
 Relet, James, Union or a treatise of 
 the consanguinity bet. Christ and his 
 church, 8. Prov. rep. 1782. 
 
 Thoughts on the cherubimic mys- 
 tery, 8. Bos. rep. 1808. 
 
 Remarks on a pam. entit. a Disserta- 
 tion on the polit. union and constitu. 
 of the IS U. S. of N. Am. by a cit. of 
 Phil, with observa. rel. to the western 
 lands, etc. by a Connec gent. 8. 1784. 
 
 Remembrancer, or impartial reposi- 
 tory of pub. events for }.775, 4. Lon, 
 prnited for J. Almon, 1775. 
 
 parts 1. and 2. for 1776, 8. Lon. 
 
 printed for J. Almon, 1776. 
 
 or irapar. I'epos. etc. 11 vols. 8. 
 
 Lon. fr. 1776 to 1781, printed for J. 
 Almon and his successor J. Debrett. 
 
 Remney, John, Acc. of the pres. state 
 of Egypt, with an app. cont. an acc. of 
 the naval action in the road of Abon- 
 kir, illus. with a map and plan, 8. 
 N. Y. 1799. 
 
 Rensh.vw, Trial of lieut. indict, for 
 challenging Joseph Strong to fight a 
 duel, with the speeches of Coldcn, 
 HofTiuan, and Emmet, taken in short 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 95 
 
 hand by \Vm. Sampson, 8. N. Y. 
 1809. 
 
 Report of the college of phy. and 
 surg. in the city of N. Y. to the re- 
 gents of the univ. 8. 180«. 
 
 REPUBUCArv institu. A specimen of, 
 12. Phil. 1802. 
 
 young men. Add. of the commit- 
 tee of, of the city and co. of N. Y. 8. 
 N.Y.I 808. 
 
 crisis, or an exposition of the po- 
 
 Htical Jesuitism of James Madison by 
 an observant cit. of the district of Co- 
 lumbia, 8. Alex. 1812. 
 
 Republicans of the city and co. of 
 N. Y. Add. of the, to their repub. 
 fellow cit. of the U. S. adopted at A. 
 B Martling's, 20 Sept. 1808, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Resignation of the ofiicers of the 
 reg. of artil. of the city and co. of N. 
 Y. Statement explanatory of the, S. 
 N. Y. 1T9T. 
 
 Resolution hose soc. in N. Y. Arti- 
 cles of associa. of the, 18. 
 
 Returned captive, a poem, 8. Hud- 
 son, 1T8T. 
 
 Review, a weekly periodical work con- 
 sisting of 12 nurn. 4. N. Y. 1808. 
 
 See American. 
 
 Revivals, Acc. of the late, in a num. 
 of towns in the N. Eng. states, 8. Bos. 
 1T99. 
 
 Revolution, The hist, of the Amer. 
 including an impartial exam, of tlie 
 causes, ivh. produced that impor. 
 event, and Monthly reg. U. S. fr. the 
 date of independence to the present 
 time, 8. Charleston S. C. 1808. 
 
 Revolutions celebres, qui ont 
 change la face des empires, Histoires 
 des, 3i\. vol. 12. a Lyon, 1T96. 
 
 RiBADENEYRA, Pedro De, Historia 
 eccles. des scisma de Inglaterra, 18. 
 [about 1589.] 
 
 Rice, David, Slavery inconsistent 
 with justice and good policy, a speech 
 del. in couv. at Uanvil Ic in Kentucky, 
 12. N. Y. 1804. 
 
 [Richards, George^ Boston, Ports- 
 ?no7ith, Philadelphia,] Poem, the de- 
 clara. of indepen. with odes, songs, 
 etc. ded. to John Hancock, 8. Bos. 
 1T9S. 
 
 ^ Ora. del. in P. 4 July, 179.^, 8. P. 
 
 Dis. occ. by the d. of G. Washing- 
 ton, ded. to Martha Washington, 4. 
 P. 1800, 
 
 [ ] Hymns on the d. of G. Wash- 
 ington, i2. P. 
 
 r 3 Masonic and social add. del. at 
 
 the laying of the corntv stone of St. 
 
 John's epis. ch. in P. 24 June, 5807, 
 with notes histor. and masonic, and 
 songs sung on the occasion, 4. P. 
 
 Richards, James, Morris, J\exvarL •, 
 Dis. occ. by the d. of Lewis L. C. Con- 
 gar, with an app. 8. N. 1810. 
 
 Add. del. at the fun. of Mary 
 
 Smith of Newark. See Alden. 
 
 Dis. occ by the sudden death of 
 
 Sarah Curaming, consort of Hooper 
 Camming of N. with a pref. 8. 
 
 Samuel Miller, John B. Romeyn, 
 
 Report of, the committee of the gen. 
 assem. appointed to draught a plan 
 for disciplining baptized children, 8. 
 N. Y. 1812. 
 
 Richardson, James, Ora. del. bef. 
 the * B K soc. of Har. coll. 1 Sept. 
 1808, S.Bos. 
 
 Richmond, Letter fr. the duke of, to 
 lieut. col. Sharraan, with notes, S.Lon. 
 1792. 
 
 RiCHMOXr^; Calamity at, being a nar. 
 of the affecting circumstances attend- 
 ing the awful conflagration of the 
 theatre in the city of, 26 Dec. 1811, 
 12. Phil. 1812. 
 
 RiCKETsoN, Shadrack, Brief hist 
 of the infiuenxa wh. prevailed in N. 
 Y. 1807, 8. 
 
 Rider, John, Dictionary, 4. 1S89. 
 
 Rights of man. Political crisis or a 
 dissertation on the, S.Lon. 1791. 
 
 of Gr. Brit, asserted. 
 
 KiNOwooD, Thomas, j\/'e7o-York', 
 Add. del. bef. the N. Y. Franklin ty- 
 pograph. associa. 5 July, 1802, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Ripomaranci, D'Antonio San- 
 Tucci Da, Trattato nuovo delle 
 comete, etc. 4. hi Fiorenza, 1611. 
 
 Road act, passed 21 March, 1797, 8. 
 Alb. 
 
 The state, fr. Hudson river to Eric, 
 
 Observa. on, 8. N. Y. 1800. 
 RoBBiNS, Chandler, Plymoxith, Ser. 
 
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CATALOGUE, 
 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Bos. 17Q1. 
 
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 Charters, 4 vols. 
 
 Medicine, 4 vols. 
 
 Miscellaneous, 18 vols. 
 — — — Orations, 3 vols. 
 
 Poetry, 3 vols. 
 
 Politics, 22 vols. 
 
 Sermons, 11 vols. 
 
 Theology, 3 vols. 
 
 Travels,' i vol. 
 
 Trials, 1 vol. 
 
 [The particular articles of wh. these vo- 
 lumes are composed, are duly noticed 
 in their i-espective ])laces. I'hese seve- 
 ral series of volumes will shortly be 
 much increased from tlie abundance of 
 pamphlets already collected and cata- 
 logued.] 
 
 Tragical scries of remarkable judg- 
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 Truemak, Andreav, and Tho. Zealot, 
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 Tru M B C LL, B E N J A M I N, J\orth Ifai'eu, 
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 Gen, hist, of the U. S. A. fr. the dis- 
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 Trumbull, John, Jlanfordy M'Fin- 
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 Trvmbitll, John, Connecticuty Gr. 
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 Chandler's reply to, 18 Ap. 1768, 
 
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 Hutchinson's reply to remarks ou 
 
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 Conv. Ecr. 26 May, 1768, 8. Bos. 
 
 Two ser. fr. Mark 16. 15, 16, John 
 
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 Mass. el. ser. 29 May, 17T1, 8. 
 
 Bos. 
 
 Remarks on a dis. by Jonathan Par- 
 
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 Bos. 1774. 
 Letter to, upon his remarks on 
 
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 Reply to the remarks by Marcus 
 
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 Dud. lec. del. at Har. coll- 2 Sept. 
 
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 Ser. del. in Nbyportfr. Ps. 133. 1. 
 
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 Tucker, Josiah, Four letters on im- 
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 TucKERMAN, JosEPH, HosioTi, Ora. 
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 1 800, occ. by the d. of G. Washington^ 
 8. Dos. 
 
 Tudor, William, JBosio7i, Ora. del 
 5 March, 1779, 4. Bos. 
 
 Tudor, William, Boston^ Ora. del. 
 4 July, 1 809, with notes. 8. Bos. 
 
 Tufts, John, JSTewburyy Ser. ord. 
 Benjamin Bradstreet in Glocester, 18 
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 White of G. 12. Bos. 1729. 
 
 Tufts, Henry, NaiTative of the life, 
 adventures, travels, and sufferings of. 
 12. Dover, 1807. 
 
 Turell, Ebenezer, Medford, Direc- 
 tion to his people with rela. to the pre- 
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 1 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 Ill 
 
 TuELiNGTois's balsam. Certificates in 
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 TuRNBULL, Robert, Visit to the 
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 Turner, Charles, Dvxburou^h, 
 Turnery Mass. el. ser. 26 May, 17TS, 
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 Tyi,er, Andrew, Bedham, Two dis. 
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 Type fountlery in N. Y. Specimens by 
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 foundery in Phil. Specimens by Bia- 
 
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 TYPOO-2.AEB, Revolu. de Wnde pen- 
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 "Valence, Lettres du general, pour 
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 Valentine, Basil, The last will and 
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 Vanderbiit, John, Ora. del. 28 
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 27 Dec. 1809, on the introduc. of 50 
 orphan children belonging to the ma- 
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 Vander Donck, Adrian, Beschry- 
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 Van Der Hoocht, Proposals by Mills 
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 Van HoRNr., Frederick, .Vew- 
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 Vansittant, Nicholas, Reflec- 
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 Van Solingek, Henry M. JVeto- 
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 Van Staphors-t !iau zyne huijenoo- 
 
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 Varle, Chares, Topograph, descrip. 
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 Vel a SCO, Antonio Palomino, 
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 Venegas, Miguel, Hist, of Califor- 
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 Venema, Pirter, Arithmetica of 
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 Vergilius Urbsnas, Polydouus, 
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 Short hist, of the eccles. oppress- 
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 Vernon, William Henry, Add. 
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 Verplanck, Gulian C. Ora. 4 July, 
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 Vickers, William, Ace. of a spe- 
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 ViETS, Roger, Simsbury in Con. 
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 ViRGixii, (colli.) Debates. Sec Ro- 
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 Tour through part of, in 1808, in 
 
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 AVeir's cave, Monliccllo, and sundry 
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 Viroixia's claim to the -western terri- 
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 Voltairp:, Epitre dc mons. De, en ar- 
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 Uli.oa, Antonio De, and George 
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 Unconverted, Letter to the, 8. N. Y. 
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 Underwood, Nathan, TJarwich, Ser. 
 
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 Bos. 1796. 
 Unfortunate lovers, 8. 
 Union college, Laws of, 8. Alb. 1802. 
 Catalogue of graduates [the 
 
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 Unitarian and Alhanasian, Friendly 
 
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 Universal salvation, or a gentle stroke 
 
 at Calvinism, a poem on, 12. N. Y, 
 
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 University of the state of N. Y. Hist, 
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 United States, of N. America, Re- 
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 the polit. union and constitu. of the 
 thirteen, by a cit. of Phil, by a Con- 
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 ■ ' Strictures on the landed and 
 
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 by Philceni, 8. N. Y. 
 
 Kelurn of the whole num. of 
 
 persons witliin the several districts of 
 the, for 1710, l2. Phil. 1791. 
 
 United S. (cunt.) Strictures and obser- 
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 of the gov. of the, by Massachusetten- 
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 Treaty bet. his Brit, majesty 
 
 and the, conditionally ratified ;by the 
 senate, 24 June, 1795, with a copious 
 
 app. 12. Phil, ng.-i. 
 
 — — Debates in the h. of repre- 
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 sion of the 4th. cong. in relation to trea- 
 ties and on the subject of the Brit, 
 treaty, 2 vols. 8. Phil. 1796. 
 
 and his cath. majesty, Treaty 
 
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 The Amer. aimual reg. or 
 
 hislor. memoirs of the, for the year 
 1796, 8. Phil. 19. Jan. 1797. 
 The hist, of, for 1796, includ- 
 ing a variety of particulars rel. to the 
 fed. gov. S.'Phil. 1797. 
 
 — — — Exam, of the conduct of the 
 
 execn. of the, towards the Fr. repub» 
 8. Phil. 1797. 
 
 ■ Instructions to the envoys 
 
 extraor. and ministers plenipo. fr. the, 
 to the Fr. repub. their letters of cre- 
 dence and full powers and their dis- 
 patches received from them rel. to 
 their mission, 8. Phil. 1798. 
 
 Duties payable on goods, wares 
 
 and merchandise imported into the, fr 
 .30 Sept. 1707, duties on tonnage, etc. 
 fr. 30. June, 1799. 8. Bos. 1799. 
 
 Desultory reflections on the 
 
 new political aspects of pub. affairs in 
 the, since the commencement of i7y9, 
 S. N. Y. 1800. 
 
 of America, Thoughts on th* 
 
 increasing wealth and nat. economy of 
 the, 8. Wash. 1801. 
 
 Add. on the past, present, and 
 
 eventual relations of the, to Fi-ance, 8, 
 N. Y. 180.3. [Dickinson.] 
 
 — — Bi it. influence on tbe affairs 
 
 of the, proved and explained, 8. Bos. 
 1804. 
 
 Thoughta on the present re- 
 lations and interests of the, 8. N. Y. 
 1810. 
 
 — — Census of the inhabitants of 
 
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 Washington to the people of 
 
 the, on the choice of a president, 8. 
 Bos. 1812. 
 United whig club, add. of the, to the;-/ 
 fellow republicans of the slate ofN. Y. 
 8. N. Y.1809. 
 
 W. 
 
 Wads WORTH, Benjamin, Boston^ 
 Ser. occ. bv the U. of Isaac Addingtop^ 
 
 12. B. iru' . 
 
CAtAtOGUE. 
 
 113 
 
 Wadsworth, B. (cont.) True piety the 
 best policy for times of war, a scr. del. 
 at the thur. iec. 8. B. 1T22. 
 
 Wadsworth Benjvmin, JDa^ivert, 
 Ser. del. at the ded. of the brick meet- 
 ing house in D. 20 Nov. 1806, Avith 
 notes, 8. Sal. 180T. 
 
 Wakefield, Gilbert, Exam, of the 
 Age of reason, 8. N. Y. rep. 1T94. 
 
 Wales, Sa.muel, Con. el. ser. 12 May, 
 1785, 8. Hartf. 
 
 Walker, Richa.rd L. J^e-w-Yovk, 
 Inaug. dis. on the Perspirable fluids of 
 the hum. body, sub. to the exam, of the 
 fae. of phy. under the author, of the 
 trus. of Colum. eoU. 9. Nov. IG()2, ded. 
 to De Witt Clinton, Richard Kissam, 
 Edward Miller, 8. N- Y. 
 
 Walker, John, Dublin, Expos, ad- 
 dressed to the mem. of the methodist 
 soc. in Irel, with an advertise. 12. N. Y. 
 1807- 
 
 Walla-bout, Ace. of the procession 
 together with copious extracts fr. the 
 ora. del. at the, 6 Ap. 1808, on laying- 
 the coruer stone of the vault to con= 
 tain the relics of American seamen, 
 soldiers, and citizens, who perished in 
 the cause of liberty on board the Brit, 
 pi'ison ships at the, during the revolu. 
 war, also the letter add. to Tho. Jef- 
 ferson by tlie Tam. soc, and his ans. 
 12. N.Y. 
 
 Walon, Les pseaumes de David rnis 
 en vers Francois, revus et approvez 
 par le synode, des Provinces Unies, 
 also. La forme des prieres eccles. 
 nouv. ed. 4, a Amsterdam, 1T29, 
 
 Walter, Nehemi ah. Roxhury^ Conv. 
 ser. 30 May, 1T23, 12. Bos. 
 
 Walter, Thomas, Boxburv, Ser. del. 
 at the lee. in Bo?, for promoting regu- 
 lar and good singing, ded. to Paul Dud- 
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 Walter, Nathaniel, lioxbicrt/f Art 
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 Walters, Daniel D. Inaug. dis. on 
 Inflammation, sub. to the exam, ef the 
 fac. of phy. under the author, of the 
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 N. Y. 
 
 Walton, William, jun. Present 
 state of the Spanish colonies, including 
 a particular report of Hispaniola, with 
 a survey of the settlements of the 
 south continent of America, 2 vols. 8. 
 London, 1810. 
 
 Wanderer, The poetical, cont. dis- 
 aerta. on the early poeti'v of Greece, 
 rtc. 18. N.Y. 1796, 
 
 War in America, An impar.hist. of the, 
 bet. Gr. Drit. and her colonies, fr. the 
 commencement to the end of 1779, 
 with a map and app. cont. authentic 
 papers, t. Lou. 1780. 
 
 • ■ and politicks. The Amer. and Brit. 
 
 chronicle of, fr. 10 May, 1773 to 16 
 July, 1T8.3, 8. Lon. 
 Objections to the, examined and re- 
 futed bv a friend of peace, 8. Lon. 
 1793. 
 
 — in disguise, or the frauds of neutral 
 flngs, 8. Lon. printed, N. Y. rep. 
 180G. 
 
 in disguise, Ans. to, or remarks 
 
 upon the new doc; of Eng. concerning 
 neutral trade, 8. N.Y. 180iS. 
 
 without disguise, or ilie frauds of 
 
 neutral commerce, a justification of 
 belligerent captures, with observa. on 
 the ans. to War in disguise, and Madi- 
 son's examination, etc. 8. 180T. 
 — — with Gr. Bi'it. Add. of the mem. of 
 the h. of rep.of the cong. of the U. S. to 
 their constituents on the subject of the, 
 8. N. Y. t812. 
 
 with Gr. Brit. Review of an add. by 
 
 certain mem. of cong. to their eonstit- 
 uenta, on the subject of the, by a re- 
 publican, 12. Poughkeepsie, 1812. 
 — or no war. See National decline. 
 Ward, Fr.\ncis, Acc. of three camp 
 meetings held by the methodists ia 
 Sliuron, Uhinebeck, and Petersburg, 
 8. Brooklyn, 1806. 
 A\'are, Henry, Ilinjham, Cambridge, 
 Ser. fr. Joshua 2i. 15, del. at Scitu.T^te;, 
 31 Oct. 1804, 8. Bos. 
 Warner, G. J. Ora. 4 July, 8. N. Y, 
 179T. 
 
 ■ Letter add. to the republicans of the 
 
 city and co. of N. Y. 8. 
 W ARREN, Joseph, Ora. del. in Boston, 
 
 5 March, 1772, 4.B. 
 Warren, Mercy, Piymouthy Poems 
 dramatic and miscellaneous, 12. Bos. 
 1790. 
 
 Hist, of the rise, prog, and termi- 
 nation of the Amer. revolution, 3 vols. 
 8. Bos. 1805. 
 Warren, Johx, Boston, Eulogy ou 
 Thomas Russell of Charlestown, del. 
 4 May, 1796, 4. Bos. 1796. 
 [War TO -V, Thom.as,] Pleasures cL 
 
 melancholy, a poem, 4. Lon. 1747. 
 Warville, J. P. Brissot De, Con- 
 sidera. on the relative situation ot 
 France and the U. S- A. trans, fr. the 
 French of Etienne Claviere, and, 8, 
 Lon.l7>JB, !Spe Brissot. 
 
 ! P 
 
114 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 "Warville, J. p. (coiU.) Xe«r travels 
 in the U. S. A. performed in IT80, 
 trans, fr. the Fr. 12. N. Y. 1792. 
 
 Washington, Gkorge, ►I/ou??^ Vcr- 
 non. Letters to several of his friends 
 in June and July, 1TT6, in \\ \\. is set 
 forth an interesting view of Am. poli- 
 ticks, at that all important period, 8. 
 
 Phil. mry. 
 
 — Official letters to cong. 2 vols. 8. 
 
 Lon. ITO.'), also N. Y. 1796. 
 
 — — Epistles domestic, confidential, and 
 official, 8. N. Y. 1796. 
 
 Add. on declining the further suf- 
 frages of his fellow citizens for the pre- 
 sidency of the U. S. on a large sheet 
 neatly framed, also many other edi- 
 tions of this address. 
 
 . Remarks occas. hy the late con- 
 duct oi; as pres. U. S. A. 1795, 8. Phil. 
 1797. 
 
 ' ■ ' Letters to sir John Sinclair on agri- 
 culture and other interesting topics, 
 engraved by Neele, fr. the original 
 letters, so as to be an exact fjic simile 
 of the hand-writing of that celebrated 
 character, ded. to the people of Ame- 
 rica, by sir John Sinclair, [one of the 
 first impressions,] 4. Lon. 1800. 
 
 — — The will of, with a schedule of the 
 property to be sold, 12. N Y. rep. 1800. 
 
 ■ - and James Anderson, Selections fr. 
 the correspondence of, 8. Charlestown, 
 1800. 
 
 — — Eulogies, orations, poems, and ser- 
 mons occ. by the death of, a large col- 
 lection, 1800. 
 
 — — Letters to Arthur Young and sir 
 John Sinclair, rel. to agricul. 8. Alex. 
 1803. 
 
 — — Proceedings of the associa. of citi- 
 zens, [of Mass. 3 to erect a monument 
 in honour of, 12, Bos. 1811. 
 
 — — Original edition of the spurious let- 
 ters, [once cruelly attributed to,] pub. 
 by J. Rivington, during the revolu. war, 
 12. N. Y. 
 
 I " - For other articles in reference to, 
 see Alden, Alsop, Ames, Andrews, 
 Bancroft, Bascom, Bayard, Beers, 
 Blake, Brooks, Buckminster, Cald- 
 •well, Cincinnati, Coe, Dehon, Dickins, 
 Dunbar, Dwight, Ellis, Gay, Gillet, 
 Greene, Griffith, Hitchcock, Holmes, 
 Houdin, Huntington, Johnson, Kirk- 
 land, Lee, Leonard, Linn, Loveitt, 
 -Madison, Marsh, Marshall, Mason, 
 Miller, Minot, Morris, Morse, My- 
 rall, Niles, Ogden, Osgood, Paine, 
 Parish, Pickman, Porter, Ratiisay, 
 Richards, Roche, Sewall, Smitli, 
 
 Strong, Sumner, Tappan, Tomb, 
 Trumbull, Tuckerman, Wcems.West, 
 Wbilweli, Wilson. 
 Washington city, Observa. on th« 
 river Potomack, the adjacent country, 
 and the, 12. N. V. I". 9 4. 
 
 library. Conditions of, 8. N. Y. 
 
 - mutual assur. comp. An act to in- 
 corpo. the, in the city of N. Y. institut. 
 June, JoOj, 8 N. Y. 1802. 
 
 mutual, etc. Charter, bye-laws, and 
 
 rules of insurance of the, 8. N. Y. 1809. 
 Washi NGTONi ANA, cont. a biograph. 
 sketch of G. W. with various outlines 
 of his character, etc. J 2. Bal. 1800. 
 
 Watchman's alarm to Id. N h, or 
 
 the Brit, parlia. Bos. port bill unwrap- 
 ped, being an ora. on the meridian of 
 liberty, etc by a Brit. Bostonian, 8. 
 Sal. 1774. 
 
 Water right, Comptroller's report on 
 the, belonging to the corporation, 8. 
 N. Y. :i 806. 
 Waterhouse, Benjamin, Cam' 
 bridge, Boston, Rise, prog, and pre- 
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 July, 179 J, bef the Middlesex associa. 
 with an absti'act of the constitu, notes, 
 and a list of mem. 8. Bos. 1792. 
 
 Pub. lec. del. in Camb. SO Nov. 
 
 1804. showing the evil tendency of 
 the use of tobacco upon young per- 
 sons, etc. with notes, 8. Camb. 1805. 
 
 The botanist, being the botanical 
 part of a course of lectures on nat. 
 hist. del. in the univ. at Camb. toge- 
 ther with a dis. on the principle of vi- 
 tality, 8. Bos. 1811. 
 Waterman, Jotham, Barnstable^ 
 Dis. del. in Dennis bef the Sumner*s 
 lodge, 27 Dec. 5803, 8. Bos. 1804. 
 Fast ser. 5 Ap. 1804, with incident- 
 al notes, 8. Bos. 
 
 Dis. del. bef. the Fraternal lodge in 
 
 B. 27 Dec. 5804, 8. Bos. 1805. 
 Ser. del. at the instal. of King Hi- 
 ram's lodge in Provincetown, 4 Dec 
 5805, 8. Bos. 1806. 
 
 Dis. fr. Prov.3. 11, 8, Bos. 1808. 
 
 Thanks, ser. del. 1 Dec. 1808, 8. 
 
 Bos. 1809. 
 
 Waterworks, Report of the select 
 and com. councils on the prog, and 
 state of the, in Phil. 24 Nov. 1799, 8. 
 Phil. 
 
 Watson, Samuel, Gentleman's and 
 citizen's almanack, for 1786, 12. Dub. 
 Watson, R. bp. LlandafF, Apology for 
 the Bible, in a series of letters add. to 
 Tho. Paine, 8. Phil. 1796. 
 — Apology for the Bible, etc. Cursorv 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 review of Strictures on, hy a cit, of 
 N. Y. 8. N.Y. 1.796. 
 
 Watson, R. (cont.) Speech intended 
 to have been spoken in the h. of Ids. 
 22 Nov. 180;3, 3d. ed. 8. Lon. 
 
 Watson, Elkaa^vh, Plt/mouthyPou^h- 
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 bef. the Berkshire agricul. soc. 24 Sept. 
 1811, 12. Pittsf. 
 
 Watt, Robert, andDa vidDownte, 
 Trials of, for high treason, in Edin, 8. 
 N.Y. 1794. 
 
 Wa ' terstgn, George, Glencarn, a 
 novel, 2 vols. 12. Alex. I'UO. 
 
 Watts, Isaac, and Philip Dod- 
 DP-TDGE, Memoirs of, [compiled by 
 Jer. Belknap,] 8. Bos. 1793. 
 
 Webb, John, Bostonyjy\s. at the ord. 
 of a deacon, 8. Bos. 1731. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of Peter Thach- 
 er of B. 8. H. 1739. 
 
 Webber, Francis, Ser. del. at the 
 Oxford assizes, 8. Oxf. 1742. 
 
 Webster, Alexander, Divine huflu- 
 ence the spring of the extraor. work 
 at CamTsuslang and other places in 
 the west of Scotl. 8. Bos- rep. 1743. 
 
 Webster, Samuel, Salisbury, Mass. 
 el. ser. 28 May, 1777, 8. Bos. 
 
 Webster, Noah, JVew Haven, Am- 
 herst, Disserta, on the Eng. language, 
 ded. to B. Franklin, 8. Bos. 1789. 
 
 r— — Coll. of essays and fugitive Avritings 
 on moral, histor. polit and lit. subjects, 
 8. Bos. 1790. 
 
 . ''olit. essays on the nature and 
 opera, of money, pub. finances, and 
 other subjects, 8. Phil. 1791. 
 
 ] The prompter or a commentary 
 
 on common sayings and subjects, 12. 
 Newark, 1793. 
 
 " Coll. of papers on the subj. of bil- 
 ious fevers prevalent in the U. S. A. 
 for a few years past, 8, N. Y. 1796. 
 — Hist, of epidemic and pestilen. 
 diseases with the pn\icipal phenome- 
 na of the phys. world, wh. precede 
 and accompany them, etc, 2 vols. 
 8. Hartf. 1799. 
 
 Letters to Joseph Priestly, 1800, 
 
 12. 
 
 r ] Add. to the citizens of Conneeti- 
 
 " cut [1802.] 
 
 Compend. dictionary of the Eng. 
 
 lang. 12. New Haven, 1806. 
 — — Letter to David Ramsay of Charles- 
 
 ton rel. to the errours in Johnson's 
 
 Dictionary and other lexicons, 12. N. 
 
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 • Obscrva. on a letter fr. pub. m the 
 
 Panoplist, by an old ft\shIoncd churcli- 
 
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 Weld, Ezra, BraiiHree, Ser. ord, 
 
 Samuel Niles in Abington, 1j Sepl, 
 
 1771, c. by Sam. Dunbar of Stough- 
 
 ton, f. by John Shaw of Bridgewater, 
 
 with Niles's confession of faith, 12. 
 — — Fast ser. on christian union, del. 
 
 in Wrentbam 22 May, 1794, with an 
 
 add. to the ch. of W. 8. Bos. 
 Weekly mag. of orig. essays, fugitive 
 
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 Weems, M. L. Life of G. Washington, 
 
 12th. cd. 12. Phil. 1812. 
 Wells, John, Ora. 4. July, 1798, bef. 
 
 the young men of the city of N. Y. S, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Welsteed, William, JBoston, Mass. 
 
 el. ser. 29 May, 1751, 8. Bos. 
 Wendover, p. H. Ora. 4 July 1806, 
 
 8. N. Y. 
 
 Westerlo, E. Albany, Principles of 
 the christian religion as taught in the 
 reformed ])rot. Dutch chh. by Ro» 
 bert Alberthoma of Groningen, trans, 
 fr. the Dutch by, 8. Alb. 1789. 
 
 Wesley, John, Letter to, in vindica, 
 of tile doc. of absolute election, par- 
 tic, redemption, etc. 8. Lon. 1743. 
 
 Minutes of several conversations 
 
 bet. and others, fr. 1744 to 1789, l2. 
 Dub. Io02. 
 
 Reasons ag. separating fr. the ch. 
 
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 dist preachers by Charles Vv^'esley, 12. 
 Lon. 1T60. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of G. Whitefield, 
 
 8. Bos. rep. 1771. 
 
 West, Samuel, Dartmouth, [720W 
 JVeTy Bedford^ Mass. el. ser. 29 
 May, 1776, with notes, 70 pp. 8. Bos. 
 
 Essays on liberty and necessity, 8. 
 
 Bos. 1793. 
 
 Wi ST liidia merchant, a series offpa- 
 pers orig. pub. in the Lou. Evening 
 Post, 8. Lon. 1778. 
 
 West, Samuel, J\eedham, Boston, 
 Mass. el. ^v. 31 May, 1786, 8. Bo.s. 
 
 Art- e!. ser. 2 June, 1794, 8. Bos. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of G. Washing- 
 ton, 8. Bos. 1800. 
 
 West, Stephen, Stoekbridge, Ser. 
 ord. Amasa Jerome i.i New Hartford, 
 18 Aug. 1802, c. by Am mi R. Rob-- 
 bins, f. by Jonathan Miller, 8. Hartf. 
 
 Dis. fr. 2 The.?. 3. 1, del. 12 Dee 
 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
 Wester M A V, W, Two scr. of assizes, 
 
 12. Lon. 1600. 
 WESTMINSTER associaliow, AM. of 
 the min. of the, [in Mass.] to ihc 
 Lends of families on family rel. v ith 
 several foDns of uvaser, 8. Chru'les- 
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 Weston, W iLLiAM. See Kronx. 
 We TMORE, James, i?^(7, Letter oc- 
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 c-—- Vindica. of the professors of the 
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 contained in a ser. by Noah Hobart, 
 31 Dec. 1T46, 8. Kos. 174T. 
 Letter to his dissenting parishion- 
 ers, 12. N. Y. 
 "We TMORE, Timothy Fletcheh, 
 ,]Ve7v-Yorh, Inaiig. dis. on the Puer- 
 peral fever, sub. to the exam, of the 
 fac. of phy. under the author, of the 
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 fo John Jay, Wm. Saixi. Johnson, and 
 John Charlton, 8. N. Y. 
 Wei MORE, Robert, G. Schenectady^ 
 Savannah, Valedic add. to a mason, 
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 — Extensive charity in a small com- 
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 8. Sav. 1802. 
 Wharton, Charles H. Wilmng- 
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 12. Phil. 1T84. 
 
 — Ser. del. bef. the epis. conven. 24. 
 
 Phil. 1785. 
 — — F.nquiry into the proofs of Christ's 
 
 divinity, 12. Wilm. 1791. 
 What think ye now, or an enquirj' how 
 
 far the Americans are bound to 
 
 ivbide by and execute the decisions of 
 
 tlte late congress, 8. N. Y. 1775, 
 Wheatlie, William, Caveat to 
 
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 12. Lon. 1609. 
 Wheeler, Ephraim, Report of the 
 
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 Wheelock, Eleaxak, Lebanon, 
 
 Hanover, Nar. of the origin, prog. 
 
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 Bos. 1763. 
 Continuation of the nar. etc. 8, Bos. 
 
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 — — Continuation of the nar. etc. 8. Bos. 
 1773. 
 
 ■ Life of. See Parish, Mac Clure. 
 
 Whig merchants, Observa. on the pe- 
 culiar case of the, indebted to (ir. 
 Brit, at the com. of the late war, with 
 an add. of congress to their fellow ci- 
 
 tizens on national faith, justice, and 
 honour, in Sept. 1779, 8. N. Y. 1785. 
 
 Whi GLOVE and mr. Double, True 
 picture of a modern whig, set forth 
 in a second dialogtic, bet, 8. Lon. ^ V02. 
 
 Whigs, The triumph of the, or t'other 
 congress convened, 8. N. Y. 1775. 
 
 Appeal fr. the new to the old, 8. 
 
 Dub. 1791. 
 
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 WniSTELo, Alexander, Commis- 
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 man, being a remarkable case of bas- 
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 Whistox, William, A.^^tronom. 
 principles of religion nat. and revealed 
 in nine parts, with a pref. 8. Lou. 
 1725. 
 
 Whitaker, Nathaniel, Wood- 
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 G. Whitefield Avith a ded. to the 
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 Dis. fr. Judges 5. 23, with a de('. 
 
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 White, William, Philadelphia, 
 Thanks, ser. 8. Phil. 1795. 
 
 — — Ser. bef. the gen. conv. of the prot. 
 epis. ch. of the U. S. A. at Trenton, 
 11 Sept. 1801, at the consecra. of bp. 
 Moore of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1801. 
 
 — — Ser. del. at the consecra. of bp. 
 Parker of Mass, in N. Y. 14 Sept. 
 1804, 8. N. Y. 1804. 
 ' Ser. del. bef the gen. conven. prot. 
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 Ser. del. at the consecra. of St. 
 
 James's ch. in Phil. 8. Phil. 1810. 
 
 Ser. del. bef. the conven. etc. at 
 
 New Haven, 22 May, 1811, with a 
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 White, Samuel, Ora. del. near the 
 Scotch Plains in N. J. with the pro-, 
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 of G. Washington and David Austin's 
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 White, Daniel Appleton, JVeiv- 
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 odes, and a list of the mem. names, 
 S. N. 
 
 White's three letters. Dissenting gen- 
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 schism refuted and retorted and the 
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 1748, 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 117 
 
 Whitefield, George, The querists 
 or extracts fr. the sernions and jour- 
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 Letter fr. in aus. to the querists, ^. 
 
 Bos. J 740. 
 
 Six letters to, fr. Alex. Garden 
 
 ivith the ans. of, to the first of these 
 letters, 2d. ed. 8. Bos. 1T40. 
 
 — — 's spirit, Trial of, in remarks on 
 his fourth journal, 8. Bos. rep. IT41 . 
 
 • Vindication and confirma. of 
 
 the remark, work of God in N. Eng. 
 8. Lon. rep. IT42. 
 
 Four letters by Josiah Smith of 
 
 Charlestown, taken fr. the Lon. week- 
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 reference to, 8. Edin. 1T43. 
 
 — — Letter fr. a gent, in Scot, to his 
 friend in N. Eng. cont. an ace. of the 
 reception and conduct of, in Scotland, 
 8. Bos. 1T43. 
 
 ' Ans. to the first and second part of 
 an anon. pam. entit. Observa. on the 
 conduct, etc. of methodists in two let- 
 ters (o the bp. of Lon. with a copy of 
 the observations, etc. 4. Bos. 1744. 
 
 — Second letter to, by Canonicus, 12. 
 Bos. 1745. 
 
 — — - Letter fr. Nat. Henchman of Lynn 
 to Stephen Chase of Linn and, on de- 
 cliniagto admit, into his palpit. 
 
 — — Testimony of an associa. of min. 
 convened at Marlborough, 22 Jan. 
 1745, ag. also the testimony of a num. 
 of min. in the co. of I3ristol, ag. 8. 
 Bos, 1745. 
 
 — Sentiments and i-esolu. of an asso- 
 cia. of min. convened at Weymouth, 
 15 Jan. 1745, with the opinion of Neh. 
 Walter of Roxbury and the advice of 
 Nat. Stone of Harwich, 12. Bos. 1745. 
 
 See Testimony and advice of a 
 
 num. of laymen. 
 
 Reasons of the western associa. 
 
 why they disapprove of, preaching in 
 the N. Eng. chh. 12. Bos. 1745. 
 Inquiry into the itinerancy and con- 
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 ' Letter to Wm. Hobby, being a 
 
 gentle correction, etc. for his folly 
 lately pub. to the world in a piece 
 entit. a Defence of the itinerancy and 
 conduct of, by J. C. 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 — ■ Pride humbled, or Hobby chastis- 
 ed, being some remarks on his De- 
 fence of the itinerancy, etc. of, a let- 
 ter to Wm. Hobby bv Richard Pate- 
 shall. 
 
 ^'——Letter to Wm. Hobby occas. by his 
 letter vindicating the itiaerancy, etc. 
 
 of, by Nat. Henchman, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 Whitefield, G. (cont.) Letter to 
 Wm. Hobby by J. F. in ref. to the 
 Defence, etc. 4. 1745. 
 
 Letter fr. two neighbouring associa. 
 
 of min. in the country to ike associat- 
 ed min. of Boston and Charlestown, 
 rel. to the admission of, into their pul- 
 pits, with an app. cont. the resolu. of a 
 third associa. rel. to, 4. Bos. ^45. 
 
 Letter to, by Benj. Prescott, 4. 
 
 Bos. 1745. 
 
 Invitations to, fr. the eastern con- 
 sociation of the CO. of Fairfield with 
 a letter fr. Sam. Cooke to a niin. of 
 Bos. concei'ning the success of, 4. Bos. 
 1745. 
 
 • Letter to, fr. Theophilus Picker- 
 ing, rel. to the impulses or impression.5 
 of, etc. with a letter to a neighbour- 
 ing min. rel. to, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 — Remarks on a late charge ag. enthu- 
 siasm by the bp. of Litchfield and 
 Coventry, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 Letter fr Thomas Clap to Joua. 
 
 Edwards in ref. to. 
 
 , Testimony of the pres. et al. of 
 
 Har. coll, ag. 
 
 Letter to the president et al. of 
 
 Har. coll. in ans. to their testimony 
 pub. ag. and his conduct. 4. Bos. i745. 
 
 Reply to the foregoing by Edw. 
 
 Wigglesworth, 4. Bos. ' 745. 
 
 Reply to the same letter of, by Edw. 
 
 Holyoke, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 Apology in behalf of, in several 
 
 letters by Tho. Foxcroft of Bos. 
 
 Letter to Tho. P'oxcroft, being an 
 
 exam, of his Apology for, by A. C— d 
 and J. J. C. 
 
 Letter to Tho. Foxcroft rel. to his 
 
 apology for, by J. F. 4. Bos. l'(45. 
 
 See ShurtlefF in favour of. 
 
 Letter to Charles Chauncy on acc. 
 
 of some passages in his Seasonable 
 thoughts rel. to, by, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 Letter to, by Charles Chauncy in 
 
 reply to the foregoing, 4. Bos. 1745. 
 
 See Niles's Tristitio; ecclesiarum. 
 
 Declara. of tlie associa. of the co. 
 
 of New Haven, 19 Feb. 1745, con- 
 cerning, and the state of religion, 12. 
 Bos. 1745. 
 
 ■ Letter by L. K. to, publicly calling 
 
 upon, to vindicate his conduct or con- 
 fess his faults, od. ed. 12. Bos. 1745. 
 
 Ser, occ. by the d. of, See Pember- 
 
 ton. 
 
 Elegiac poem to the mem. of, 4. 
 
 Bos. 1770. 
 
118 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 White? lELt), G. (cont.) Ser. occ. by 
 the d. of, See .1. Wesley. 
 
 See Churches ia New Eng. Cooke, Cum- 
 mii)g, Eells, Foxcroft, Garden, Gee, 
 Gillies, Hancock, Harvard coll. Hench- 
 Vnan, Hobby, Holyoke, Keteltas ain. 
 rass. Niles, Pateshall, Pembcrton, 
 Pickering, Prescott, Seymour, Shurt- 
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 Whi rEHEAD, \V. Hymn totlie nymph 
 of Bristol spring, 4. Lon. 1751. 
 
 Whitman, Kilborn, Pembroke, 
 Ora. del. in Bridgewater bef. the Co- 
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 Whitney, Peter, J\''»rthborough, 
 Hist, of the county of Worcester in 
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 Whitwell, William, Marble- 
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 IT Decern. 1769, 8. Salem, 1770. 
 
 Ser. occ. by the d. of John Bernard, 
 
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 Whitwell, Benjamin, Augusta, 
 Eulogy on G. Washington, 8. Hallo- 
 well, 1800. 
 
 ^Whipple, Oliver, Hampton, Hal- 
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 1802. 
 
 Wickliffe, John, Coll. of tracts, 
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 of the begging friars by, with a ded. to 
 sir Tho. Flemynge by Tho. James ; A 
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 Wickliffe's life, 4. Oxf. 1608. 
 
 Widows with small children. Bye laws 
 and regulations of the soc for the re- 
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 and donations made fr. Nov. 1809 to 
 Nov. iBli, 12. N. Y. 
 
 Wife's sister. Marriage of a deceased, 
 vindicated in a letter fr. a cittizen to a 
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 WlGGLESWORTH, SaMUEL, JpSTvich, 
 
 Ser. on the earthq, of 1727, with an 
 add. to his people, 12. Bos. 1728. 
 — i — Mass. el. ser. May, 173.3. [imp.] 8. 
 Bos. 
 
 — and John Chip man of Beverly, Re- 
 marks on some points of doc. propos- 
 ed by Wm Balch of Bradford, with 
 an add. to the mia. and chh. of N. 
 Eng. 4. 
 
 WlGGLESWORTH, Edward, Cam- 
 bridge, Dis. del. at the thuvs. lec. in 
 Bos. U Ap. 1729. 
 
 WlGGLESWORTH, E, (cout.) Two lec; 
 a seasonable caveat ag. believing every 
 spirit, 12. Bos. 1735. 
 
 Reply to G. Whitefield's letter to 
 
 pres. et al. of Har. coll. 4. Bos. 1746. 
 
 Two lec. on the distinguishing char- 
 acters of the extraordinary' and ordi- 
 nary ministers of the ch. of Christ, 
 12. Bos. 1754. 
 
 Dud. lec. del. at Har. coll. 11 May, 
 
 1757, 8. Bos. 
 
 Substance of several lee. del. in 
 
 Har. coll. on the doc. of reprobation, 
 8. Bos. 1763. 
 
 WlGGLESWORTH, Edward, Cam- 
 bridge, [son of the former,] Dud. 
 lec. del. at Har. coll. 5 Nov. 1777, 8. 
 Bos. 1778. 
 
 Wight, Elnathan, Bellingham, 
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 with a summary confession of faith 
 agreed to by the baptist ch. in B. 12. 
 Bos. 
 
 Wilder, John, Mtleborough, Dis. 
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 died is May, 1790, with notes, 8. 
 Prov. 
 
 Fast ser. del. 9May, 1798, S.AVrent. 
 
 Ser. fr. James 5. 8, del. 3 Feb. 
 
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 — — Add. to the mem. of the Attlebo- 
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 Wilkes, John, Works of, formerly 
 pub. under the title of the North Bri- 
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 WiLKiNS, John, Id. bp. Chester, Math, 
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 WiLKiNS, John, Memorial ag. com- 
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 coll. of pieces trans, fr. the Fr. or co- 
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 interesting facts, wh. happened in the 
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 [WiLKiNS, Isaac, Westchester,!^ Fcec 
 tlioughts on the proceed, of the conti- 
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 1774, by a farmer. 
 
 [ 3 Congress canvassed, or an exam, 
 
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 their grand conven. Sept. 1774. 
 
 Ans. to the foregoing [Alex. Ham- 
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 [ ] View of the controversy bet. Gr. 
 
 Brit, and her colonies in a letter to the 
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CATALOGUE. 
 
 119 
 
 [WiLKiNS, I.] (cont.) The Farmer ' 
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 Ser. del. bef. the conven. of the 
 
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 AVfLKiNsoN, T. Milner^s «ccles. hist, 
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 WiLLARD, Samuel, BosioUt Animad. 
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 Ser. fr. Zee. 13. 1. with an add. by 
 
 Sara. Squabble, 2d. ed. 12. Bos. Wl. 
 
 WiLLARD, Joseph, Portsmouth^ JVexo- 
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 N. J. 24 June, 5808. bef. the soc. of 
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 WitLiAMs, Gr. The true ehursh show- 
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 Williams, John, Deerjield, Ser. del. 
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 Williams, William, IVestony Mass. 
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 Williams, Abraham, Sandwich, 
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 Ser. fr. James 5. 9, del. in Barnsta- 
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 Ser. Ord. Timothy Milliard, in 
 
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 Williams, Samuel, Bradford, Cam- 
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 Ser.j ord. Thomas Barnard, in Sa- 
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 ■ Thanks, ser. 15 Dec. 17T4, 8. Sal. 
 
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 — — Ser. Ord. John Prince, in Salem, 
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 ■ Nat. and civil hist, of Vermont with 
 
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 Plan of, for fortifying the Narrows 
 
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 Williams, LoaisA, Ebenezer's dream 
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 for an assault and battery, committed 
 upon Eben. Albin with the speeches of 
 the learned and facetious counsel on the 
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 Willi ams, Petek, (of African descent) 
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 [Williamson, Chvrles,] Descrip. 
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 Williamso?^, Hugh, Observations on 
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 N. Y. 1811. 
 
 Hist, of N. Carolina, with a map, 
 
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 [——J Remarks on the contemplated 
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 Wills, Thomas, Freedom's triumph, 
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 Wilson, James, JVetvYork, Ser. del. 
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 Wilson, Alexander and sons. Spe- 
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 Wilson, James, Ireland, Providence, 
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 Wilson, John, cdias Jenkln Raiford, 
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 Wilson, Peter, JS^iv York, Introduc. 
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 Winchester, Elhanan, Three woe 
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 AViNSTA-NLEY, W. JVeiv-Yorkf The 
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 Winter, Geoiige, Ser. fr. Jer. 4, l9, 
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 a pref. >S. Lon. 1756, 
 
 Winter evening's conversation onorig. 
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 WiNTERBOTHAM, WiLLIAM, VieW 
 
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 WiNTHROP, John, Boston, Journal of 
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 WiNTHROP, John, Cambridge, Lec- 
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 — — Two lec. on the parallax and dis- 
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 8. Bos. 
 
 WiNTHROP, Jam««, Cambridge y At- 
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 Systematic arrangement of several 
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 < Attempt to arrange, in the order 
 
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 Wise, Jeremiah, Berwick, Ser. ord. 
 James Pike at y ummersworth in Do- 
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 WiTHEKSPOOX, Jo hn, PaUileyin Scot. 
 
 Princeton^ Ilemarks on an add. tolhr 
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 W^ITHERSPOON, J. (cont. t Set*, del. in 
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 ([WoLcoTT, Oliver, Connecticuty 
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 Add. to the people of the U. S. on 
 
 the subject of the report of a committee 
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 WoLLSTONECRAFT, M \RY, Vindica 
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 Wood, William, New England*s 
 
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 Wood, Silas, Letters addressed to the 
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 the first elec. district in the state of N. 
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 Wood, John, Hist, of the administra- 
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 the U. S. A. 8. N. Y. 1802. 
 
 Correct statement of the various 
 
 sources fr. wh. the hist, of the admi- 
 nistration of John Adams Avas compil- 
 ed, and the motives for its suppression 
 by col. Burr with observa. on a narra. 
 by a cit. of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1802. 
 
 Narra. of the suppression by col. 
 
 Burr of the hist, of the administration 
 of John Adams written by, etc. by a 
 cit. of N. Y. 8. N. Y. 1G02. 
 
 Full exposition of the Clintonia;! 
 
 faction and the soc. of the Coluiiibian 
 illuminati with an account of the wri- 
 ter of the nar. and the characters of 
 his certificate-men, also x-emarks upon 
 Warren's pamphlets, 8. Newark, 1802. 
 
 Antidote to tlie poison of, by War- 
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 WooDFALL, William, Parliamen. 
 debates, 4 vols. 8. Lon. 1794. See 
 Parliament. 
 
 WooDS,Li:o nard, JVety^wn/, Andover, 
 Testimony ag. the publications of Mar- 
 cus [Daniel Dana] in several letters 
 add. to the author, 8. N'b'yport, i 806. 
 
 Art el. ser. 1808, with a list of 
 
 those who havecommanded the coror' 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 121 
 
 fr. the time of its first institu. in 1G38, j 
 8. Bos. 
 
 Wo o D w A K D, . ' A >i u E L, TVesto?i, T h unks. 
 ser. / Oct. lT6v), occ. by the veduc. of 
 Monti'eal and entire conquest of Ca- 
 nada by bis majesty's troops under the 
 command of Amherst, 3. Bos, 
 
 Ser. ord. John Marsh in Wethers- 
 field, li Jan. i T74, c. by Eells of Mid- 
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 Woodward, William, Hanover^ 
 Ora. del. 9 June, 1800, S. H. 
 
 [WooDWAKD, Augustus B.] Epa- 
 miuondas on the gov. of the territory 
 of Columbia, num. 5, 8. Georgetown, 
 1801. 
 
 Considera. on the gov. of Columbia 
 
 territory, 8. Wash. 1803. 
 , Represcnta. of Oliver Pollock's 
 
 case, 1 -iOS. 
 Supplement to the representa. of 
 
 Pollock's case, 8. Wash. i80.'3. 
 — — Considera. on the executive gov. of 
 
 the U. S. A. with an app. 8. Flatbush, 
 
 1809. 
 
 [[Wood worth] A poem satirical and 
 sentimental, etc. by Selim, 12. N. Y. 
 1809, 
 
 WooDWORTH, Samuel, Beasts at law, 
 or zoologian jurisprudence, a poeiu 
 satirical, allegorical, and moral, etc. 
 12. N. Y. 1811. 
 
 Worcester, Noah, Thornton^ Pole- 
 mical essay cont. remarks on a dial, 
 by, by a minister of the gospel, 8. 
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 June, 1800, 3. C. 
 
 Wo ncMAK, James, JVew Orleans, Po- 
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 — — Liberty in Louisiana, a comedy, 2d. 
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 Worship in families. Exhortation to 
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 Lon. iTOT. 
 
 WoRTHiNGTON, HuGH, Ser. for the 
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 WoRTMAN, T. ora. del. bef. the Tam. 
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 Wren, Roger, Sentiments of the hu- 
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 etc. 8. Bos. '133. 
 
 Wright, J= Hist of the late war, or an- 
 
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 Wyche, Willi \ m. Essay on the the» 
 orv and practice of fines with prece- 
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 Wynne, Hist, of the Brit, empire in 
 .\m. illus. with maps, plans, and plates, 
 2 vols. 8. Lon. 1T69. 
 
 Yale College, The benefactors of, a 
 
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 — The laws of, 8. New Haven, 
 
 1T87. 
 
 — — ■ Catalogue, etc. 1792. 
 
 Yankee in London, add. to liis friends 
 in and near Boston, N. Y. 1 809- 
 
 Yates, Christopher C. Essay on the 
 bilious epidemic fever prevailing in 
 the state of N. Y. with a letter fr. 
 James Mann and a dissevta. by Joha 
 Stearns, ded. to Samuel Stringer, 8. 
 Albany, 1813. 
 
 Yellow fever. See Bayley, Browne, 
 Carey, Currie, College of phy. of 
 Phil. Harule, Hopkins, Medical soc. 
 Webster, et al. 
 
 Young, Joseph, York, Reply to 
 the reviewers in ans. to their critical 
 remarks on his treatise entit. a New 
 phys. system of astronomy, 8. N. Y. 
 1802. 
 
 Young, DwiD, Orange, The contrast, 
 
 a poem, with a pref. 8. Eliz. 1^04. 
 [ ] Ephemevis for Alden's N. Jer. 
 
 register, 1811, 1812. 
 Young, Edward, Night thoughts vith 
 
 a portrait and frontispiece, 8, N. Y. 
 
 rep. 1813. 
 
 YouTH^s miss, assist, soc. Constitu. of 
 the baptist, in the city of N. Y. insii- 
 luted, 23 July, 1806, 12. N. Y. 
 
 Zenger, John Peter, JS'etv-York, 
 Nar. of the case and tinal of, printer 
 of the N. Y. Weekly journal, for a li- 
 bel, 4. N. Y. rep. 1770. 
 
 ZuRLY, John J. Savaimah, Ser. on 
 Amer. affairs del. bef the provincial 
 congress of ^ ^eoi'gia, with an app. rel. 
 to the struggles of Switzerland, 8. 1»on. 
 rep. 1775. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 ART. I. 
 
 CONGRESS OF THE UMTED STATES OF AMERICA. 
 
 Journals of tlje old congress, cont. 
 their proceedings, viz. 
 
 vol. 1. fr. 5 Sept. 1T74 to 1 Jan. 1TT6. 
 
 Tol. 2. fr. 1 Jan. 1TT6 to 31 Dec. 1TT6. 
 
 ^ol. 3. fr. 1 Jan. 17TT to 1 Jan. ITTO. 
 
 vol. 4. fr. 1 Jan, 1TT8 to 1 Ja«. 1779. 
 
 ▼ol. 5. fr. i Jan. 1770 to 1 Jan. 1780. 
 
 Tol. 6. fr. 1 Jan. 17F.0 to 1 Jan. 1781. 
 
 Tol. 7. fr. 1 Jan. 17B1 to 1 Nov. 1782. 
 
 Tol. 8. fr. 1 Nov. 1782 to 1 Nor. 1783. 
 
 vol- 9. fr. 3 Nov. 1783 to 3 June 1784. 
 
 vol. I0.fr. 1 Nov. 1784 to 4 Nov. 178.5. 
 
 vol. 11. fr. 4 Nov. 1785 to 3 Nov. 1786. 
 
 vol. 12.fr. 6 Nov. 1786 to 5 Nov. 1787. 
 
 xoh 13. fr. 5 Nov. 1787 to 3 Nov. 1788. 
 from Folwell's press, 8. Phil. 1800 and 
 1801, also the first edition, 13 vols. 
 8. Phil. Yorktown, N. Y. 1777 to 1789. 
 
 Circular letter fr. the cong. U. S. to 
 their constituents, wh. the legisla. of 
 !Massa. requested the ministers of the 
 gospel to read to their respective con- 
 gregations, 8. Bos. rep. 1779. 
 
 CoNGRESSiONAii register, or hist, of 
 the proceed, and debates of the first 
 li. of representatives of the U. S. A. 
 tont. an impor. acc. of the most in- 
 teresting speeches and motions and 
 accurate copies of remarkable papers 
 laid bef. or offered to the house, taken 
 in short hand by Thomas Lloyd, 3 
 Yols. 8. N. Y. 1789, 1790. 
 
 Journal of the senate of the U.S. 
 \iz. of the 
 
 First cong. first sess. at N. Y. fr. 4 
 Mar. 1789, fol. N. Y. 
 
 second sess. at N. Y. fr. 4 Jan. 1790, 
 fol. N. Y. 
 
 third sess. at Phil- fr. 6 Dec. 1790, 
 fol. Phil. 
 
 Sec. cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 24 Oct. 
 1791, fol. Phil. 
 
 second sess. at Phil. fr. 5 Nov. 1792, 
 fol. Phil. 
 
 Third cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 2 Dec. 
 1793. fol. Phil. 
 
 second sess. at Phil. fr. 3 Nov. 
 1794 -fol. Phil, 
 niic foregoing bound in 5 vols.] 
 
 Fourth cone;, second sess, at Phil. fr. !j 
 
 Dec. 1796. 8. Phil. 
 Fifth cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 15 May, 
 
 1797. 8. Phil. 
 
 third sess. at Phil. fr. 3 Dec. 1798. 
 
 8. Phil. 
 
 Sixth cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 2 Dee. 
 
 1799. 8. Phil. 
 Seventh cong. first sess. at Washingto* 
 
 fr. 7 Dec. 1801. 8. W. 
 Eighth cong. first sess. at Washington, fr 
 
 17 Oct. 1803. 8. W. 
 
 second sess. at Washington, fr. 5 
 
 Nov. 1804. 8. W. 
 
 In cases of impeachment, viz. 
 
 in the case of Wm. Blount, fr. IT 
 
 Dec. 1798 ; 
 
 John Pickering fr. 3 March, 1803 i 
 Samuel Chase fr. 30 Nov. 1804. 
 Ninth cong. first sess. at Washington, fr 
 
 2 Dec. 1805. 8.W. 
 
 second sess. at Washington fr. 1 
 
 Dec. 1806. 8. W. 
 Tenth cong. first sess. at Washington fr. 
 
 26 Oct. 1807. 8. W. 
 Eleventh cong. third sess. at Washington 
 
 fr. 3 Dec. 1810. 8. W. 
 Twelfth cong. first sess. at Washington 
 
 fr. 4 Nov. 1811. 8. W. 
 Journal of the h. of rep. of the U. S 
 I viz. of the 
 
 First cong. first sess. at N. Y. fr. 4 
 March 1789. fol. N.Y. 
 
 third sess. at Phil. fr. 6 Dec. 1790. 
 fol. Phil. 
 
 Third cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 2 Dcf . 
 
 1793. fol. Phil, also 8. Phil. 
 
 second sess. at Phil. fr. 3 Nov. 1794 
 fol. Phil, also 8. Phil. 
 Fourth cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 7 Dec. 
 
 1794. 8. Phil. 
 
 second sess. at Phil. fr. 5 Dec. 179o, 
 8. Phil. 
 
 Fifth cong. first sess. at Phil. fr. 15 
 May, 1797. 8. Phil. 
 
 second sess. at Pliil. fr. 13 N'o^ 
 1797. 8. Phil. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 123 
 
 third scss. at Phil. fr. 3 Dec. 1798. 
 S. Phil. 
 
 Sixth cong. fii'st sess. at Phil. fr. 7 Dec. 
 
 1798. 8. Phil. 
 
 second sess. at Waslungton fr. 17 
 
 Nov. 1800. W. 
 Eighth cong.-first sess. at Washingtou fr. 
 
 17 Oct. 1803. 8. W. 
 
 second sess. at Washington fr. 5 
 
 Xov. 1804. 8. W. 
 Ninth cong. first sess. at Washington fr. 
 
 2 Dec. 1 805. 8. W. 
 
 second sess. at Washington fr. 1 
 
 Dec. 1806. 8. W. 
 Tenth cong. first sess. at Washington fr. 
 
 26 Oct. 1807. 8. W. 
 Eieveatli cong. third sess. at Washington 
 
 fr. o Dec. 1810. 8. W. 
 Twelfth cong. fii-st sess. at Washington 
 
 fr. 4 Nov. 1811, with a supplemental 
 
 journal, 2 vols. 8. W. 
 
 Debates on tlie bill for repealing 
 
 the law for the more convenient or- 
 ganization of the courts of the U. S. 
 
 during the first sess. of the seventh 
 
 congress, with a list of yeas and nays 
 
 on that interesting subject. 8. Albany, 
 
 1802. 
 
 CoNGRESsioif AL documents in chrono- 
 logical order, 8vo. viz. 
 
 Rep. of sec. state rel. to weiglits, mea- 
 sures, and coins, 1790, N. Y. 
 
 Papers rel. to Gr. Brit. 1791 to 1793. 
 
 Case decided in the sup. court of the 
 U. S. in Feb. 1793, rel. to the ques. 
 Whetlier a state be liable to be sued 
 by a private citizen of another state, 
 1793. 
 
 Message of the pres. rel. to Fr. and 
 Gr. Brit. 5 Dec. 1703. 
 
 Rep. of sec. state rel. to the pri^il. and 
 restric. commerce of tlie U. S. in for- 
 eign countries, Dec. 1793. 
 
 Message of (he pres. enclosing letters 
 fr. the min. plenipo. at Lon. and the 
 min. plenipo. in Fr. to the sec. state 
 with the ans. of the sec. 1794. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans- docura. rel. 
 to hostile threats ag. the territories of 
 Spain in the neighbourhood of the 
 U. S. 20 May, 17S4. 
 
 Rep. of sec. slate of laws, decrees, and 
 ordin. resp. commerce, 1794. 
 
 JMess. of the pres. enclosing a copy of a 
 
 ^ letter fr. the min. plenipo. of the Fr. 
 repub. of 25 Dec. 1793 and a copy of 
 the proceed, of the legis. of S.Car. 15 
 Jan. 1794. 
 
 Mess, of the pres. trans, a rep. of the 
 sec. state rel. to complaints of spolia- 
 tions on the corn, of the U. S. I'O-i. 
 
 PiNCKNEv's memorii.1, Hammond's 
 ^^nu. and tlie letter of llie sec. of stale 
 of 1 May to Hammond, 12 May, 179i. 
 
 Rep. of the com. appointed to examine 
 into the state of the treasux'y depart- 
 ment, 22 May, 1794. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, a letter fr. 
 the sec. state to the min. plenipo. of 
 his Br. maj. with an ans. to a letter fr. 
 the min. dated 22 May, 1794. 
 
 Letter fr. Joseph Fauchet rel. {to lh« 
 French weights and measm es, 1794. 
 
 Letters bet. Edm. Randolph and 
 Geo. Hammond, 179i. 
 
 Rep, of the commissioners of the sink- 
 ing fund, 29 May, 1794. 
 
 Rep, of the com. to wh. was referred 
 the bill entitled An act provid. for the 
 payment of a certain sum of money 
 due to the Fr. repub. 6 June, 1794. 
 
 Rep. of the commissioners, appointed ta 
 confer with tlie insm-gents in the west, 
 counties of Penn, 4 Sept. 1794. 
 
 Bill to provide for organising, arming, 
 and disciplining the militia of the U. S. 
 18 Feb. 1795. 
 
 Raxdolph's statement of facts, 1795. 
 
 Rep. of the com. of ways and means on 
 the state of the receipts and expend, of 
 tlie U. S. 17 March, 1796. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres.accomp, sundry papers 
 rel. to the affairs of the U. S. with the 
 Fr. repub. 18 Jan. 1799. 
 
 Mess. fi-. the pres. accomp. a rep. of the 
 sec. of state, etc. 21 Jan. 1799. 
 
 Accounts of the treasurer of the 
 
 U. S. of i^ay and receipts of public mo- 
 nies fr.l Oct. 1800, to 30 June 1801, etc. 
 
 Rep. of the com. rel. to the expend, of 
 money made by the commissioners of 
 the city of Washington, 27 Feb. 1801. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. navy to Sam. L. Mit- 
 chell, rel. to uavai preparations SI Dec. 
 1801, with docu. rei.jthereto, 30 June, 
 1802. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, a roll of the 
 persons having office or employment 
 under the U. S. 16 Feb. 1802. 
 
 Doc. accomp. the commmuu. of the pres. 
 15 Dec. 1802. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. treasury accomp. Ids 
 rep. 20 Dec. 1802. 
 
 Mess, of the pres. accomp. a state, of ex- 
 pend, fr. 1 Jan. 1797, by the quarter- 
 master gen. and the navv agents, etc. 
 23 Dec. 1802, fol. 
 
 Letter fr. the treasurer of the U. S. ac- 
 comp. the general acc. of his office, of 
 the rec. and expenditures of pub. mo- 
 nies fr. 1 Oct. ISO! to .'50 Sept. 1802^ 
 27 Doc. 1802, 
 
124 
 
 APPENIX. 
 
 Rep of the com. of ways anrl means rel. j 
 to 7,-S\}0,00v (lolls, haviiii; been applied 
 to tlie priiicipal and int. of the pub. 
 debt, also rel. to the acc. ai)(l proceed- 
 ings of the commissioners of the sink- 
 ing fund, J March, VCO.y. 
 
 Lei I E u fr. tlu treasurer of the U. S. 
 accomp. hiii general acc. of receipts 
 and expend, oi pub. monies fr. 1 Oct. 
 I80i to iiO Sept. 180^ also, acc. of 
 rec. at»d expend, for the war and navy 
 departnients. '-7 Dec. J80i2. 
 
 LFTTi:.i fr. the treasurer of the U. S. 
 accomp. his t^'cneral acc. of lec. and 
 e::pendi. also lus acc. for the war and 
 navy depart, fr. 1 Oct. il'Ou. to oU 
 bept. im.^I - Jan. i8J5. 
 
 Piii:!>iDErfT*s mess. ?>. Nov. 1804. 
 
 iiEP.fr. the com. of com. and manufac- 
 tures to whom was referred the peti- 
 tion of the pres. and direcLoro of the 
 N. Y. and Duchess county date com- 
 panies — 15 Nov. 1804. 
 
 LiiTTtR fr. the secretary of the treas. 
 trans, a rep. and calimates for the yeitr 
 1805, also a ^VAtc. of rec. and expendi. 
 fr. I Oct. iSOoto 1 Oct. IciOl, 19 Nov. 
 1804. 
 
 Hep. of the com. to whom was referred 
 the rep. of tlie sekct com. appointed 
 13 March, SO Nov. 1804. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. cout. a rep. of the 
 surveyoi' of the pub. builings at the 
 city cf Wash. 6 Dec. 18i>l. 
 
 Memokial presented by the hihabi. of 
 Louisiana to the Congress of the U. S. 
 trans, fr. the French, V:j'i. 
 
 Ei-:p. of the com. appointed 12 Nov. 
 1304, rel. to the form of gov. for Lou- 
 isiana, 2o Jan. 18(0. 
 
 Mfss. fr. the pres. trans, a ietfcor fr. com- 
 mo. Preble giving an acc. of the trans, 
 of the vessels under his command fr. 
 9 July fo 10 Sept. last, '2J Feb. 'COj. 
 
 i^LTTKii fr. tlie sec. of the treas. with a 
 i-ep. and estimates for 1^06, also a 
 state, of the rec. and expendi. fr. 1 
 Oct. 1804, to 1 Oct. 1805, 13 Dec. 
 1805. 
 
 MKSs.fr. the pres. of the U. S. resp. the 
 ai)plica. of liamet Caramalli, exbashaw 
 of Tripoli, 13 Jan. 1806. 
 
 Mr MOiii AL cf the mex'ch. and traders of 
 the eliy of Phil, presented by Logan 
 in the senate, 15 Jan. U'05. 
 
 MfciFS. fr. the pres. of the U. S. trans, a 
 memorial of the merchants of Balti- 
 more on the violation of our neutral 
 rights, £9 Jan. J«0!i. 
 
 Nicholson's moUon, 10 Feb. 180G. 
 
 Doc. accomp. a mess, of the pres. rei. to 
 
 Gr. Brit. 10 P'eb. 1806. 
 MksiOP.iai, signed by H, Daggett of 
 
 New-Haven presented to the senate by 
 
 Hillhouse, 17 Feb. J 806. 
 Lett k h fr. the post master general, 13 
 
 Feb. 1805. 
 
 M";ss. fr. the pres. trans, copies of trea- 
 ties bet. the U. S. and sundry tribes of 
 Indians, i9 P'eb. 1806. 
 
 M::ss. fr. the prco. commun. discoveries 
 1 lade in exjjioring the Missouri, Ued- 
 river and Washita by LeM'is, Clark, 
 Sibly. and Dot bi'r, with a statis. acc 
 of the countries adjacent, 19 Feb. i 1506. 
 
 REPOtiT of the com. rel. to the appUca. 
 of liamet Caramalli, 17 Mar. 1806. 
 
 Rep. of the com. rel, to the territory of 
 iMichigan 18 March, 180S. 
 
 Letter fr. the post master gen. rel. to 
 trans, the mail fr. Athens in Georgia 
 to N. Orleans, 21 March, 1306. 
 
 Rep. of the sec. of state on the privileges 
 and restrictions on the commerce of 
 tlie U. S. in foreign countries, 16 Dee 
 1793, reprinted 1806. 
 
 Li 'i'TEti fi-. liie treasurer of tlie U. S. 
 accomp. gen. acc. of rec. and expendi- 
 Uires, also his acc. for the war and na- 
 rv depart, fr. 1 Oct. 1805 to 30 Sept. 
 ISOG. 
 
 Mr.rfs. fr. the pres. cjnt. his commun. to 
 both houses of cong. at the com. of the 
 first sess. lOth cong. 27 Oct. > oOT. 
 
 Mess, fr, the pres. with his proclama. 
 interdicting the harbours and waters 
 of the U. S. to Brit armed vessels, 19 
 
 xVov. i»g:. 
 
 F CRT u En rep. of the com. rel. to the 
 defence of our seaport tOM^ns and har- 
 bours, .SDec. 1S07. 
 
 L^iTTEK fr. the sec. treas. aecomp. a rep. 
 and estimates for 1 808, also a state, of 
 the rec. and expen. fr. 1 Oct. 1806 to 1 
 Ort. 1807, etc. 4 Dec. 1807. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. of the U. S. commun. 
 letters fr. gov Hull resp, the Indians 
 tn the vicinity of Detroit, SO Dec. 1807. 
 
 Letter fr. the treasurer of the U. S. 
 accomp. his gen. acc. of rec. and ex- 
 pendi. also his acc. for the war and na- 
 vy depai't. fr. I Oct. 1806, to 30 Sept. 
 1807,18 Jan. 1S03. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, an official com- 
 mo.. of certain orders of the Drit. gov, 
 ag. the maritime rights of neutrals, 
 dated 11 Nov. 1807, 3 Feb. 1808. 
 
 Mess, fr. the pres. of the U. S. commun. 
 further informa. in pursuance of two 
 rcsoiu. of the hotise of the l3 of Jan. 
 4 F#b. 180?. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 123 
 
 Bill in addition to the supple, embargo 
 act, 11 Feb. 1808. 
 
 Mfss- fr- the pres. coramuni. an add. rep. 
 of the proceed, of the commissioners, 
 rel. to a road fr. Cumberland to the 
 state of Ohio, 1? Feb. 1808. 
 
 Me.ss. fr. the pres. trans, tlie rep. of the 
 sec. of state rel. to impressments, 2 
 March, 1808. 
 
 Miiss. fr. the pres. rel. to sundrj parcels 
 of ground in aad adjacent to the city of 
 N. Orleans, 7 March, 1808. 
 
 Mess. fr. tne pres. trans, a rep. rel. to the 
 Militai7 academy at West Point, 18 
 March 1808. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, a letter fr. the 
 sec. of state to Monroe rel. to the at- 
 tack on the Chesapeake, also Monroe's 
 eorrespon. -with the Brit. gov. and 
 ■Madison's eorrespon. vith Rose on the 
 same subject, 2£ March, 1 808. 
 
 Letters fr. the sec. of state to Vlonroe 
 and Pinckney on subjects commiUed 
 to their joint negociation with com- 
 mun. to the sec. of state, accomp. a 
 mess. fr. the pres. 23 March, lo08. 
 
 Rep. of the sec. of the treas. rel. to pub. 
 roads and canals, Ap. 180B. 
 
 Rep. of the com. to whom vas referred 
 the eorrespon. bet. Monroe, and Can- 
 ning and bet. Madison and Rose rel. to 
 the attack on the Chesapeake, also a 
 commun. fr. the pres. of SO March 
 with a letter fr. Erskine to the sec. of 
 state and a letter fr. Champagny to 
 Armstrong, 16 Ap. ' 308. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. of the tieas. rel. to 
 the mint, 25 Ap. 1808. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. of the U. S. at the 
 opening of the 2d. sess. of the 10th. 
 cong. 8 Nov. 1808. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. at the commencement 
 of the 2d. sess; of the 10th cong, 8 
 Nov. 1808. 
 
 Documents accomp. the mess, of the 
 pres. 8 Nov. 1808. 
 
 Rep. in part of the com. rel. to our for- 
 eign relations, 2? Nov. 18C8. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pi-es. trans, copies of acts, 
 decrees, orders, and proclamations 
 affecting the commer. rights of neu- 
 ti'al nations issued since 1T91, 2o Dec. 
 1808. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, copies of 
 all orders, and decrees of the bellige- 
 rent powers of Europe affecting the 
 commer. rights of the U. S. passed 
 since 1791, 28 Dec. 1808. 
 
 Mess fr. the pres. trans, a list of vessels 
 permitted to depart fr. the U. S. since 
 f22 Dec. 1807, 28 Dec. 1808. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. commun. certain let- 
 ters wh. passed bet. the Brit. sec. of 
 state. Canning, and Pinckney, 17 
 Jan. 1809. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, informa. rel. 
 to the appropriating of 2,000,000 dolls. 
 '- 4 Jan. dOi). 
 
 Memorial and petition of the pres. 
 and directors of the Chesapeake and 
 Belaware canal company, £4 Jan. 
 1809. 
 
 AxNUAL rep. of the library com. fr. 
 1808, 2T Jan. i^09. 
 
 MEss.of the pres. trans, a letter fr. Pinck- 
 ney covering one to him Ir. the Brit, 
 sec. of state with his reply, SO Jan. 
 1809. 
 
 Rep. of the com. rel. to the rehef of 
 Wm. White and others, SO Jan. 1809. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. at the com. of the 
 first sess. of the llth. cong. 23 May, 
 1809. 
 
 Docujiejjts accomp. the mess. etc. 23 
 May, i809. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. of the navy giving 
 a gen. view oi the state and disposition 
 of the vessels belonging to the ni;vy of 
 the U. S. and of the gun boats, 25 
 May, 1809. 
 
 Documents accompan. the bill provid- 
 ing for the sale of the gun boats report- 
 ed by Anderson, 8 June, 18()y. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. of the U. S. trans, 
 the resolu. of Penn. rel. lo Gideon 
 Olmstead, 11 June, 1809. 
 
 Rep. of the atty. gen. on the petitions of 
 Edward Livingston and of the inhabi 
 of Orleans, i2 June, 1809. 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. at the opening of the 
 2d. seas, of the lith. cong. 29 Nov. 
 1809. 
 
 Letter fr* the sec. of the treas. trans, 
 a rep. in part on the subject of Amer. 
 manuf 19 Ap. 1810 
 
 Mess. fr. the pres. at the com of the o<i 
 sess. of the . ith cong. j Dec. 1810. 
 
 Deb\te in the h. of repre on the bill 
 for apportioning rei)resehtatives ac- 
 cord, to the third enumera of the peo- 
 pie. 
 
 \aess. fr. the pres. at the com. of tht 
 
 ist. sess. of the 12th. cong. and 6 
 
 Nov. 1811. 
 Observa on the subject of the biil rel. 
 
 to the establishiuent of the quurier- 
 
 master's depart- 1811. 
 liEP. in part of the com. rel. to the slate 
 
 and condition of the patent ofdce, 12 
 
 June, 1812. 
 -ViEss. ir, the pres. of tlie U. S. at the 
 
126 
 
 com. of the "211. less, of the 12th. cong. 
 
 4 Nov. 1812. 
 Mess. fr. the pres. trans, copies of a 
 
 comiTQun. fr. Russell to the sec. of state 
 
 connected with the correspon. com- 
 
 mun. by his. iness. of the 12 inst. rel. 
 
 to the pacific advances made on the 
 
 part of this gov. to that of G. Brit. 18 
 
 Nov. 1812. 
 Rep. of the com. rel. to Wm. Lambert's 
 
 memorial, 20 Jan. 1813. 
 ME8s.fr. the pres. transmitting infor ma. 
 
 touching the Fr. decree purporting to 
 ; he a repeal of the Berlin and Milan 
 
 decrees, 12 July, 1813. 
 
 Sechetauy or State, vit,. 
 
 Rep. of the se*. of state rel. to lands not 
 claimed by the Indians, nor granted 
 to, nor claimed by any citizens, 10 
 Nov. 1791. 
 
 Lbtter fr. the, -with state, and abstracts 
 rel. to Amer. seamen who have been 
 impressed, etc. 23 .Tan. 1805. 
 
 Letter fr. the, with an abstract of all 
 the evidences of title to lands claimed 
 under any act or pretended act of the 
 state of Georgia, passed or pretended 
 to be passed in 1789 and 179.5, 14 
 Feb, 1805. 
 
 Letter fr. the, accompanying a state, 
 of applications made to the Brit. gov. 
 in cases of impressment, 8 March, 
 1806. 
 
 Letter fr. the, trans, an abstract of 
 the number of seamen registered in 
 tlie several collection districts of the 
 U. S. for 1806 and 1G07, March, 1808. 
 
 Tre asury Department, foe. viz. 
 
 Rep. of the sec. of the treas. rel. to a 
 provision for tlie support of the public 
 credit of the U. S. 14 Jan. 1790. 
 
 State of rec. and expendi. of pub. mo- 
 nies duriug the admin, of the finances 
 by Rob. Morris, with extracts and 
 acc. fr. puh. records, 19 March, 1790. 
 
 Ref. of the sec. of the treas. rel. to the 
 cod and whale fisheries, Feb. 1791. 
 
 Rep. etc. rel. to manufac. 5 Dec. 1791. 
 
 Abstract of goods, wares, and mer- 
 chandise exported fr. the U. S. fv. 1 
 Oct. 1790 to 30 Sept- 1T91. 
 
 Abstract of goods, wares, and merch. 
 exported fr. 1 Oct. 1791, to 30 Sept. 
 1792, also an absti'act of duties arising 
 fr. imports fr. 1 Oct. to 21 Dec. 1791, 
 with an abstract of duties arising fr. 
 tonnage of vessels entered into tlie 
 U. S. fr. I Oct. to 31 Dec. 1791. 
 
 Hep. of the sec. of the treaa. r^l. to the 
 
 pub. debt, 7 Feb. 1792. 
 Rep. etc. on the act for laying duties cm 
 
 spirits, etc. 6 March, 1792. 
 Gbn. state of the revenue on distilled 
 
 spirits, 8 May, 1792. 
 Acc. of payments and receipts of pub. 
 
 moneis fr. 1 Oct. to 31 Dec. 1702. 
 Acc. of rec. and expendi. of tlie U. S. 
 
 for 1792. 
 
 Sundry statements rel. to several fo- 
 reign loans of the U. S. 3 Jan. 1793. 
 
 Sundry statements of the sec. of the 
 treas. 23 Jan. 1793. 
 
 CoMMUN icA. fr. the sec. of the treas. to 
 the h. of repre. of the U. S. 2 March, 
 1793. 
 
 Treasurer of the U. S. accounts of 
 payments and receipts of pub. mo- 
 nies fr. 1 Jan. to 30 June, also the war 
 depart, acc. fr. 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 1793. 
 
 Summary statement of the rec. and ex- 
 pendit'ires of the U. S. fr. the com. of 
 the present gov. to the end of 1783. 
 
 Acc. of rec. and expendi. of the U.S. 
 for 1793. 
 
 Rep. of the sec. of the treas. rel. to the 
 tonnage of vessels, 3 Jan. 1794. 
 
 Rep. etc. in pursuance of an order of 
 the h. of rep. of 30 Jan. 1794- 
 
 Treasurer of the U. S. acc. of pay- 
 ments and i*ee. of pub. monies fr. 1 
 July, 1793, to 31 March, 1794, also 
 the war depart, acc. fr. 1 Jan. to 31 
 March, 1794. 
 
 Rep. of the treasurer, 25 Ap. 1794. 
 
 Abstract of exports fr.the U. S. for 
 one year ending 30 Sept. 1793, etc. 
 2 June, 179 i. 
 
 Acc. of the treasurer of the U. S. of 
 payments and rec. of pub. monies fr. 
 1 Ap. to .".0 June, 1794, also payment 
 and receipts on acc. of the war depart, 
 fr. 1 Ap. to SO Sept. 1794. 
 
 Sundry estimates and statements rel. to 
 appropriations for tlie sernce of 1794. 
 
 Statkmknt in relation to the foreign 
 and domestic debt of the U. S. and the 
 funds appropriated for the reduction 
 of the dom. debt, proposed at the 
 treasury, for the com. appointed to 
 enquire into the state of the treasury 
 department, 24 Feb. 1794. 
 
 SuifDRY estimates and statements rel. 
 to appropriations for 179.'5 and to the 
 expendi. of certain sums heretofore 
 appropriated. 
 
 Rep, of the sec. of the treasury read in 
 the h. of rep. 19 Jan. 1795, cont. p 
 plan for the fui ther support of pub. 
 credit. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 127 
 
 Hep. of the sec. tit. for the improve- 
 inent of the revenues of the U. S. 2 
 Feb. 1795. 
 
 Rep. of the state of the mint, 1T95. 
 
 Letter fx', the sec. etc. trans, two state- 
 ments of the importa. in Amer. and 
 foreign vessels fr. 1 Oct. 180i to SO 
 Sepi. 1803. 
 
 Acc. of the rec. and expendi. of the U. 
 S. for 1802. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. of tlie treas. en- 
 closing a rep. and sundry documents, 
 21 Nov. 1804. 
 
 Letter fr. etc. to the clif^irraan of the 
 com. appointed to euquire rel. to 
 claims ag. the U. S. barred by the sta- 
 tutes of limitation, with a rep. of the 
 register of the treasury of the claims 
 for services rendered and supplies far- 
 nished during the revolu. war, accomp. 
 a bill making a farther pi*o vision for 
 extinguishing tlie debts of the U. S. 6 
 Dec. 1804. 
 
 Letter fr. etc, trans, two statements of 
 the importations in Am. and foreign 
 vessels fr. 1 Oct. 1802, to SO Oct. 
 
 1803, 13 Dec. 1804. 
 Letter fr. etc. accompanied witli a 
 
 state, of the emolu. of the officers em- 
 ployed in the coll. of the customs for 
 
 1804, also a letter fr. the comptroller 
 to the sec. of the treas. 26 Feb. 1805 
 
 Acc. of rec. and expenditures of the U. 
 
 S. for 1805. 
 Letter fr. the sec. of the treas. Tvith a 
 
 rep. and estimates, 5 Dec. 1806. 
 Letter fr. etc. traus. two state, of the 
 
 importa. in Amer. and foreign vessels 
 
 fr. 1 Oct. 1804, to SO Sept. 1805, 24 
 
 Dec. 1806. 
 Acc. of rec. and expend, of the U. S. 
 
 for 1806. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. of the treas. trans, a 
 state, of the pub. debt on the first days 
 of Jan. 1801, 2, S, 4, 5, 6, 7, respec 
 lively, with explanatory state, and 
 notes, 28 Feb. 1807. 
 
 Letter fr. etc. accompanied with ; 
 state, of the emolu. of the officers em 
 ployed in the coll. of the customs for 
 1806, also a letter fr. the compti'oUer 
 to. the treasurer, 28 Feb. 1807. 
 
 Letter fr. the sec. of the treas. en- 
 closing a rep. and estimates, 6 Nov. 
 1807. 
 
 Acc. of rec. and expendi. for 1807. 
 IuKtter fr. the sec. of the u-eai. trans. 
 
 two state, of the importa. in Amer. 
 
 and foreign vessels fr. 1 Oct- 1805, to 
 
 SO Sept. 1806 . 2 Feb. 1808. 
 Letter fr. etc. trans, u state, of goods, 
 
 wares, and mcrch. exported fr, the XT. 
 S. during one year prior to 1 Oct. 
 1807, 1 March, 1808. 
 Letter fr. etc, trans, a state, of the 
 emolu, of the officers employed in the 
 coll. of the customs for 1807, with a 
 letter fr. the comptroller to the sec. of 
 the treas. 16 March, 1808. 
 etter fr. etc. trans, a state, of the 
 pub. debt, on the 1 Jan. 1T91, to I 
 Jan, 1807, respectively, with explana. 
 state, and notes, 14 Ap, 1808. 
 Letter fr. etc. trans, his annual rep. 
 
 and estimates, 16 Dec. 1803. 
 Letter fr. etc. trans, the annual state, 
 of tlie district tonnage of the U. S. 
 SI Dec. 1807 with an explana. letter 
 of the i-egister of the treas. 27 Dec. 
 1808. 
 
 Letter fr. etc. trans, a state, of goods, 
 wares, mer. exported fr. the U. S, no- 
 minally tluring one year prior to 1 
 Oct. 1808, but in fact during the three 
 last months of the year 1807, subse- 
 quent exporta. having been prevented 
 by the embargo, 27 Dec. 1808. 
 Letter fr. etc trans, a state, of sums 
 annually received at the treasury since 
 the estab. of the present gov. also a 
 state, exhib. the annual amount of se- 
 veral branches of the customs and 
 charges thereon, 7 Jan. 1809. 
 Letter fr. etc, trans, his annual rep. 
 
 2 June, 1809. 
 Letter fr, etc. trans, his annual rep. 12 
 Dec. 1810. 
 
 Sinking fund and pub. debt, viz. 
 Rep. of the board of trustees of the 
 sinking fund cont. their journals and a 
 state, of their purchases since their 
 last rep, to congress, 25 Feb. 1793. 
 Rep, of the commissioners for purchas- 
 ing the public debt stating tlie amount 
 of purchases and other proceed- since 
 their rep. 16 Dec, 179S, 18 Nov- 
 1794, 
 
 Rep. of the commissioners of the sinking 
 fund, Willi sundry state, of the pro- 
 ceed, wh, have been authorised by the 
 board, since their rep. 4 Feb. 1804, 5 
 Feb.l.SO.5. 
 Rep. of, etc. with state, etc. since their 
 
 rep. 5 Feb, 1806. 
 Rep. of, etc. with state, etc. since their 
 lep. 5 Feb. 1807, 6 Feb, 1808. 
 
 War Department, viz. 
 Rep. of the sec. of War on 35 petitions, 
 1795. 
 
128 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 State, of the difficulties and inconve- 
 niences in the execution of the act for 
 estab.a uniform militia throughout the 
 U.S. 10 Dec. iT94. 
 
 Rkp. of the sec. of war, on 60 petitions, 
 1T94. 
 
 Leti er fr. the sec of v ar, enclosing 
 his rep. on the state of the fortifioations 
 of the ports and harbours oi the U. S. 
 with a state, of monies ai»propriated 
 for fortifications, and unexpended, also 
 an estimate of sums necessury for com- 
 pleting, etc. b Dec. If^OT. 
 
 Navy Depaktment, viz. 
 Letter fr. the sec. of the siavy, ac- 
 comp. a rep. of the commissioners of 
 
 the fund for navy pensions, 12 Jan. 
 1307. 
 
 Post Office Department, viz. 
 Letter fr. tJie postmaster-geueral eti- 
 closing a list of the persons with whom 
 contracts have been made, for carry- 
 ing the mail of the U. fr. 1 Dec. 
 1801 to 31 Dec. 1804, etc. 2 Jan. 1805. 
 
 Attorney General, viz. 
 Rep. of the att()rney -general, rel. to the 
 
 judiciary system of the U. S. 
 [Besides the foregoing, the soc. has on 
 
 file a large collection of cod^^jressional 
 
 acts, resolves, etc. not particularized in 
 
 this catalogue. 3 
 
 ART. II. 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 American Daily Advertiser for 
 1T9.3, Dunlap, then D. and Claypole, 
 jjr. vols. Phil. []x\ll newspapers in 
 this catalogue are in the folio form, 
 except those otlierwise niai'ked.]! 
 
 American Minerva and Evening 
 Advertiser, fr. 1 Jan. 1796 to 30 
 June 1797, 2 vols. Geo. Bunce, pr. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Argus and Gheenleaf's New Daily 
 Advertiser, fr. 11 May to 30 Dec. 
 1795 ; from 1 June 1796 to 28 Feb. 
 1797, N. Y. 
 
 Aubo lA for the country, fr. 4 Jan. 1804 
 to 3 J Dec. 1805, Wm. Duane, pr. Phil. 
 
 Aurora fr. 1 Nov. 1809 to 29 Dec. 
 1810. Phil. 
 
 Balance and Columbian Reposi- 
 tory for 1803, Sampson, Chittenden, 
 Croswell, pr. and ed. i. Hudson, also 
 vols. 4, 5, 6, [imp.] 
 
 Baltimore Federalist for 1810. 
 
 Bee, fr. the commence. ^4 June, 1797 
 to 21 May, 1800, Charles Holt, pr. 
 N. Lon. 
 
 Boston Newsletter fr. its estab- 
 lishment, IT Ap. 1704 to 19 Ap. 1708, 
 B. Green, pr. [It is hardly probable 
 that another copy of the first newspa- 
 per printed in America an complete as 
 this, which includes the 209 first num- 
 bers, is any where c-lse in existence.] 
 
 Boston Chronicle for iTfiS, Avith 
 many supplements and' Extraordinary 
 papers, vol. Ist. i. Mcin and Fletoing, 
 
 pr. also 2d. and 3d. vols, to 21 June , 
 1770. 
 
 Boston Patriot for 1810. 
 British Press fr. 1 Sept. 1804 to 3t 
 
 Dec. 1807, fr. 1809 to June 1812, 
 
 Lon. 
 
 Catskill Packet fr. 6 Aug. 1792 to 
 
 29 July, 1793. 
 CENTiNiiL OF Freedom fr. 2 Jan. 
 
 1809 to Dec. 1811, W m. Tuttle pr. 
 
 [Most of the Rinubers of the Scourge 
 
 are bound with this.] Newark. 
 Chronicle Expufss fr. Nov. 1.'302 to 
 
 2 Jan. 1804, Wm. A. Davis, pr. N. Y. 
 Citizen for 180(5, 7, a, 9, 10, N. Y. 
 Claypoole's Daily Advertiser. 
 
 fr. Jan. to June, 1791, for 1792, 
 
 fr. Jan. to July, 1794. Phil. 
 Columbian Gazette fr. 26 Aug. 
 
 1793 to 13 Nov. 1794, John Buell pr- 
 
 N Y. 
 
 Columbian fr. Nov. 1809 to 1812, in- 
 
 clus. N. Y. 
 Columbian Centinel for 1810, B. 
 
 Russel pr. and ed. Bos. 
 Commercial Advertiseb fr. its es- 
 
 tab. Oct. 1797 to '2o June, 1799, G. 
 
 F. Hopkins pr. also for 1807, 9, iO, 
 
 ii,N.Y. . 
 Corrector by Toby Tickler, esq. fr. 
 
 -o INfarch to 26 Ap. iC04. N. Y. 
 Daily Advertiser polit. histor. and 
 
 commercial, ft". Jan. 1786 to Dec 
 
 18©5 bound in ..'0 vols Francis ihilds 
 
 et al. pr. [wanting to complete the 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 129 
 
 series of vol. 1st. fr. num. 1 to 253 
 inclus. in 179 j fr. July to Dec. iuclas. 
 for iTPe, IT'JT, fr. 1 Jan. to May and ] 
 fr. i Oct. to Dec. in 1798, fr. 1 Jan. 
 to 2 May in 1799, fr. 1 Jan. to 9 May : 
 in 1801, and fr. 1 Jan. to 31 Aug. 
 1806.] 
 
 t)AiLY Gazette, for 1812, N. Y, 
 Dartmouth Gazftte fr. 1801 to 
 
 lo04 inclus. L^mp.] M. Davis pr. 
 
 Hanover, N. H. 
 Diary or Loudoiv's Register fr. 
 
 15 Feb. to 14 Aug;. 1792, fr. 15 Aug. 
 
 1792 to 14 Aug. 1793, N. Y. 
 Evening Post for 1807 fr. 1.) Ap. to 
 
 30 Dec in 1809, for 1810, 1811, 1812, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Gaine's N.York Gazette for 1771, 
 1774, 1775, 1776, 1777. N. Y. 
 
 Gazette of the United States 
 fr. its estab. 15 Ap, 1789 to 27 Ap. 
 1791, John Fenno pr. Phil. 
 
 Gazette and Uaily Advertiser 
 for 1809, 1810, [imp.] N. Y. 
 
 Herald for the country, fr. 4 June, 
 179*0 to 3 June, 1797, Hopkins, Webb 
 and CO. pr. for 1808 1 809, N. Y. 
 
 Independent REPLEcr or, oi-^weckly 
 essays on suufhy important subjects, 
 more particularly adapted to the prov. 
 of N. Y. printed at N. Y. till tyran- 
 nically suppressed in 1753. 
 
 Independent Gazette or N. Y. 
 Journal revived, fr. 11 March, 
 1784. 
 
 Independent Journal, or the 
 Gen. Advertiser for 1787, J. 
 M'Lean pr. N. Y. 
 
 Independent American fr. Nov. 
 1809 to Dec. 1810, Georgetown. 
 
 Jersey Chronicle fr. its estab, 2 
 May, 1795, k> SO Ap. 1796, Philip 
 Freneau pr. 4. Mount Pleasant. 
 
 Long Island Star for 1809, 1811, 
 [imp.] Brooklyn. 
 
 L'Oracle du Jour and Daily Ad- 
 vertiser fr. its estab. 1 Jan. to SO 
 .Tune, 1808, J. J. Negrin publisher, N. 
 Y. 
 
 Mercantile Advertiser fr. Nov. 
 1809 to 1812, N. Y. 
 
 Minerva and Mercantile Even- 
 ing Advertiser fr. 1 July to SO 
 Sept. J 797, Hopkins and co. pr. N. Y. 
 
 T^Iiscellaneous newspapers fr. 1784 
 to Ap. 1787. 
 
 Morning Chronicle fr. 7 July to 
 31 Dec. 1803, R. Wilson proprietor, 
 N. Y. 
 
 Morning Post for 1811, N. Y. 
 Mott and Huetin's Nfw-YoiiK 
 
 Weekly Chronicle fr. 1 Jan. 1793 
 to 1 Oct. 1795. 
 New England Palladium fr. 2 
 
 Jan. ir.Ol to Ap. 1803, Boston. 
 New Hampshire Gazette fr. 25 
 Sept. 177v' to SO Dec. 1774, fr. June, 
 1776 to 6 May, 1780, [called the Free- 
 man's Journal in 1776, but is the same 
 paper, wh. was estab. bv Fowle, in 
 Ports. 1756.] 
 New Hampshire and A'ermont 
 Jour -AL, or the Farmer's 
 Weekly Museum fr. 15 Nov. 1796 
 to ^:4 March 1800, D. Carlisle pr. 
 Walpole. 
 
 New-York Gazette fr. Ap. 1730 to 
 
 1736, [imp.] 
 NEw-YoiiK Weekly Joutinal fr. 11 
 
 March, 1733 to Aug. 1739. 
 New-York Weekly Post Boy, for 
 1743 [imi^er.] 1744, for 1745 and 
 1746 [imp.] 
 New-York Gazette revived in the 
 Weekly Post Boy for 1747, fr. 1748 
 to 1750 inclus. [imp.] for 1"<51, 2, 3, 
 4, 5. 
 
 New-York ^Iercury fr. 4 June 1753 
 to 1T60, for 1762, 1764, 1767, 1768, 
 II. Gaiae pr. 
 New-York ^-azette .-vnd Weekly 
 Mkrcury fr. Ap. 1768 to Dec. 1769. 
 New-York Gazette or Weekly 
 Post Boy fr. S Jan. 1765 to 31 Dec. 
 1772. John Holt pr. 
 New-Yokk Journal, etc. fr. Sept 
 
 1777 to 13 Dec. 1779. 
 New-Yokk Packet fr. 1 Jan. 17S4 to 
 
 1792, Loudon pr. 
 New-York Journal and Weekly 
 Register for 1787, [imp.] Grccu- 
 leaf, pr. 
 
 New-York Journal and Patrio- 
 tic Register fr. 4 May 1790 to U 
 Marc^i 1800, Greenleaf, pr. 
 New- York Journal or the 
 Weekly Register, fr. 50 Marcii 
 1785 to 11 Jan. 1787, E. Oswald pr. 
 New-York Journal and Weekly 
 Register fr. 28 July 1788 to 3l 
 Dec. 1789, T. Greenleaf, pr. 
 New-York Journal and. Daily 
 Patriotic Register fr. 7 Dec. 
 1787 to 23 July 1733. 
 , New-York Daily Gazette for 1789, 
 1790, J. and A. M'Lean, pr. 
 New-York Evening Post fr. m 
 • estab. 17 Nov. 1794 to 25 May, 1795^ 
 , Way land and Davis pr. 
 
 New-Y ork Eve Xing Post fr. iii 
 estab. IG Nov. ISUl tQ 29 Dec, ISOj, 
 : M. Biirnhani pr. 
 R 
 
130 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 New-York Herald fi. 2") .l:ui. 1802 
 to 30 Dec. 1807, M. Biirnham, pr. 
 
 New-York Gazette and Daily 
 AuTERTiSLu fi\ 13 Ap. 1809 to, 31 
 Dec. 1811. 
 
 New-Youk Miscellaneous news-papers 
 bound in 7 vols. 
 
 Nova Scotia Gazette and, Ge- 
 neral Advektiser, fr. 9 Feb. 
 1785 to 27 Ap. 178G. 
 
 Oram's New-York Price Current 
 fr. 1801 to IS04 incIus. 
 
 People's Friend and Daily Ad- 
 vertiser iV. 1 Sept. 1806 to 31 Dec 
 iSOr, J.Frank, and then J. II. Pren- 
 tiss, pr. N. Y. 
 
 i*HILADELPHlA MERCANTILE AD- 
 VERTISER fr. Nov. 1809 to Dec. 
 1810. 
 
 Political Star, 20 num. being the 
 
 whole, 180 . 
 Porcupine's Ga7.ette and U. 
 
 States Daily Ar*viSRrisER fr. 
 
 its estub. 4 .March 1797 to 4 Oct. 1799. 
 
 Wm. Cobbet pr. and editor, Phil. 
 Port IIosewav Gazette and Ge- 
 
 iVERAL Ad vhrtis'. r fr. 4 Nov. 
 
 1T84 to 18 Aug. ITCj. 
 Portsmouth Oraci.t-: fr. 1800 to 
 
 1808 inclus. W. Treudwell pr. 
 Public Advertiser fr. ioOT to 1811 
 
 [imp.] N. Y. 
 Quebec Gazette, in French and 
 
 English, fr. 1801. to 180.') [imp.] 4. 
 Repertory for 1810, Park editor, 
 
 Kos. 
 
 IIEPUBLIPAN OR AnTI DEMOCRAT, 
 
 fr. its estab. 1 Jan. to £0 Dec. 1802, 
 
 Prentiss and Cole, then Prentiss pr. 
 Bal. 
 
 IIivington's New- York Gazet- 
 teer, OR THE Con. N. Jer. 
 Hudson's River and Qui beg 
 Weekly AEVERTisFRfr.its estab. in 
 Ap. 1TT.S to Nov. 1775, N. Y. 
 
 Rural Visiter, a literary and mis- 
 cellaneous gazette comprised in 52 
 num. D. Allinson and co. pr. 4. Burl. 
 1811. 
 
 Russell's Gazkttk, Commercial 
 
 AND Political for 1709, Bos. 
 Spectator fr. its estab. 4 Oct. 1797 to 
 
 SO Sept. 1801, G. F. Hopkins, then E. 
 
 Bclden and co. pr. 
 Statesman for 1812, N. Y. 
 Scourge, Most of the numbers of the, 
 
 Boston. 
 
 Time Piece and Literary Com- 
 panion fr. its estab. IS March 179T 
 to SO Aug. 1798, P. Freneau and A- 
 Menut pr. N. Y. 
 
 Troy G > zette fr. 3 Sept. 1805 to 21 
 July 1807. 
 
 Village Messenger, First nos. of, 
 Amherst, N. H. Castine Joifrnal, First 
 numbers of, with a coll. of miscellane- 
 ous newspapers bound together printed 
 in N. H. and Mass. 
 
 War fr. 27 June 1812 to 15 Jnne 1813, 
 4. N. Y. 
 
 Wasp. Most of the numbers of the, 4. 
 
 Hudson, 1 802, 3. 
 : Western Star and Harp of Erij; 
 j for 1 812, G. Douglas ed. 4. N. Y. 
 j Weymain's N. York Gazette for 
 1 1759 and 1764 [imp.] and for 1763. 
 
 ART. III. 
 
 MAPS, CilARTS, ETC. 
 
 Aa, Piehke Van Dek, Atlas nouveau 
 ct curieux des plus celebrcs itineraires ; 
 ou recueil de nouvelles cartes geo- 
 graph, des voiages modernes de long 
 cours, etc. depuis I'an 1246 jusqu' a 
 l*an 1696, divise en deux tomes, nou- 
 vellement mis au jour a Leide, par. 
 fol. ; 
 Adlum, John, and John W^allis, 
 Map exhibiting a general view of the 
 roads and inland navigation of Penu- 
 svlvania, ded. to Tho. Mifflin. ' 
 
 Alden, Timothy, Portsmoittht etc. 
 Map of Yarmouth in the county of 
 Barnstable, Massa. 1803. 
 
 Alex-'iNder, Wm. Large collection of 
 copies of maps and plans [of different 
 sections of the U. States, particularly 
 in N. Jersey and N. Y. from the dona- 
 tion of the heirs of the late lord S ter- 
 ling,] 1769 to 1774. 
 
 America, New and accurate map of 
 the Eng. empire in North, represent- 
 ing theii" rightful claim as confirms 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 131 
 
 by charters, etc. with the several 
 French forts unjustly erected, by a soc. 
 of anti-Galiicans. Lon. Dec. 115!). 
 
 Aklbkmarle sound and lake Erie, 
 Map of the country bet. engraved for 
 the Xotes on Virginia. 
 
 AunowsMiTH, A. yiaii of N. America 
 exhibiting a view of all the nev-- disco 
 veries in the interior parts. Rathbone 
 Place, 180^;. 
 
 — — Map of the world, globular projec- 
 tion, v.ilh a portrait of Jan)es Cook, 
 engraved under the suporintendauce of 
 Samuel Lewis, iOO:'. 
 
 Atlant ic ocean, New map or chart 
 in Mercator's proj'::ction of tlie w est- 
 ern, or, M'ith pan of Eur. Af. aiul 
 America. 
 
 Atla.s minor, sive geogi'aphia com- 
 pendiosa in qua orbis terrarum paucis 
 attamen novissimia tabulis ostenditur, 
 Atlas nouveau contenaut toutes les 
 parties du monde, etc. recueillies dcs 
 meilleurs auteurs, fol. a Amsterdam. 
 
 Bancker, Gerard, Flan of Fort 
 George in the city of New-York, made 
 at the request of John Cruger, and 
 the rest of the committee appointed 
 to fix on a suitable place for building a 
 govern meat house, 1"! Ap. 1774. 
 
 Barbadoes, Insula, in suas parochias 
 distiiicta una cum oris marit. viis, etc. 
 
 Battle of Plassey, fought by Rob. 
 Clive, £3 .Tune, 1757, Plan of the. 
 
 Belli N, N. Map of Royal Kaad, or 
 Cape Breton, about 174'>. 
 
 Bew, J. Chart of the Mediterranean sea 
 Avith part of the Atlantic and Adriatic, 
 etc. Lon. 1781. 
 
 — M:ip of European settlcm. on the 
 coast of Africa fr. the river Sennegal 
 to that of Benin, Lon. 1781. 
 
 ilap of the roads of Toulon, ^vith 
 
 the adjacent country, Lou. 1T.)1. 
 
 Map of the isl. of Jersey, Guernsey, 
 
 Alderney, etc. Lon. !.781. 
 
 < Map of Barbadoes, Lon. 1782. 
 
 :M:>.p of the straits of Gibraltar, Lon. 
 
 1781. 
 
 Map of tiie Cape De Yerd islands, 
 
 Lon. 178L 
 — — Map of the Archipehigo of the east, 
 
 Lon. 1781. 
 Map of the Seven United Provinces, 
 
 Lon. 1781. 
 Map and chart of the Cape of Good 
 
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 Map of Bourbon and Alauritius, 
 
 Lon. 1781. 
 Map of Minorca, Lon, 1781. 
 
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 — Map of the peninsula of I.-^idia, Lon. 
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 — — Map of St. Eustatia, Saba, St. Mar- 
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 Map of E. and W. Florida, Georgia, 
 
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 Map of Cape Fear river, Avith the 
 
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 Map of the Eng. Fr. Span. Dutch, 
 
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 Map and chart of those parts of the 
 
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 Map of St. L'iciu and Mi.rtinique, 
 
 Lon. 17oj . 
 
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 Nev/ a!id correct map of Connecti- 
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 \v\\v at, in the Massa. bay. 
 
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 Brit, and Fr. dominions in X. Amer- 
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 tlie gulf of Mexico, 
 j BuRGES, BARTHOLOMEvVjPlate of the 
 
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 [Canada, Map of the present seat of 
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 I 178 
 
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132 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
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 Caroi-ink i>i^' Noni>, Partie de la pro- 
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 CoLT.ES, CHKisT{)vnER, JVe^M'York, 
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 ConTMBi.v territory, with the outlines 
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 D'AxviLi.E, North America fr. the 
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 Dheull V vu, Nouveau zodiaque, qui 
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 1811. 
 
 Map of the straights of Niagara fr. 
 
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 JVir.p of the country thirty miles 
 
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 RiEi-D, Stti HEN, Draught of the wind- 
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 KuTCHi.vj!, Thom as, New map of the 
 western parts of Virg- Penn. Mar. and 
 N. Carolina compre. the river Ohio, 
 part of the Missisippi, Illinois river, 
 lake Erie, part of lake Huron, etc 
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 Ix niAN draught of a map of the Chero- 
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 Isle, Guillaume De L', Carte du 
 Canada, a Paris, 1783. 
 
 Carte du Mexique et des Etats 
 
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 Ja coBsz, Anthony, [ancient] West 
 Indische Paskaeit waer in de gradeii 
 der breedde over wederzyden vande 
 middellyn wassende ;soo vengi'ooten 
 dat die geproportioneert svn tegeii 
 hunne nevenstaende graden der 
 lengue. 
 
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 Lake Superior and Slave Lake in 
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 Levrd, John', Pilot for Jamaica and 
 the windward islands surveyed fr. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 133 
 
 1T89 to 1T92, by order of v. adra. Af- 
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 LOiSDON, Plan of, Westminster, and 
 the borough of Souihwark with all 
 the uddiiional streets, squares, etc. 
 also the improved roads to the year 
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 Lyne, James, Plan of the city of N. 
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 mayor of the city, about 1 
 
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 New York fr. au actual siu vey 1<55, 
 pub. by G. Duyckinck and ded. to 
 James De Lancey It. gov. of the prov. 
 of N. Y. Ldw. Holland mayor of the 
 city. 
 
 Ma u REP AS, Le Comte De, New chart 
 of the Mediterranean sea composed 
 I'r, the draughts of the pilots of Mar- 
 seilles, corrected by astron. observa. 
 by order of, etc. pub. at Lon. 
 
 Middle states of N. America engi-av- 
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 on a smaller scale, 1798. 
 
 -Mitchell, John, Map of the Bri- 
 tish and French dominions in N. 
 America, wth ^he roads, distances, 
 limits, and extent v.*" the settlements, 
 inscribed to the eari of Halifax, with 
 a certificate fr. John Pownall, secre- 
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 Moll, Herman, Atlas minor, or a 
 new and curious set of 62 maps, -4. 
 
 Mortimer, C Hydrographical chart 
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 Newfoundland, Correct chart of 
 the banks and harbours of, Lon. 
 
 New-York, Map of military lands and 
 20 townships in the western part of 
 the state of. 
 
 Xew-York, Plan of three islands [Go- 
 vernour's, Bedloe's, and Ouster 
 island] situated in the harbour o{", for- 
 tified lor the defence of the harbour, 
 ms. 
 
 NoRTHPOLE, Map of the countries 
 about, for Carey's ed. of Guthrie's 
 geog. 
 
 Paris, Plan routier de la ville et Fau- 
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 180'2. 
 
 Pelham, Henry, Plan of Boston with 
 its environs and an exhib. of the mi- 
 litary works constructed in 1775 and 
 1770, ded. to Id. Georsre Ger.nain, 
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 Phelipfeaux, Carte gcnerale des co- 
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 Philadelphi a, Chorograph. map of 
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 PiCQ_uET, Ch. Carte de I'erapire Fran- 
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 1808. 
 
 Pocket maps of 
 New E?TG LAND fr. actual surveys, pub. 
 
 by Tho Jefterys. 1774. 
 New-York and New Jersey with a 
 
 part of Penn. drawn by Holland and 
 
 corrected by Pownall, Lond, 1776. 
 Pennsylvania, fr. actual surveys, 
 
 chiefly fr. Scull's map, pub. 1770, ded. 
 
 to Tho. and Richard Peun, Lou 
 
 1775. 
 
 bv Reading Howell 1792, ded. to 
 
 Tho' Miffiin. 
 
 Virginia and Maryland with a 
 part of Penn. N. Jer. and N. Car. 
 drawn by Joshua Fry and I'eter Jef- 
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 North and S. Carolixa fr. actual 
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 < < 'iij. 
 
 PowNAL, T. Map of the middle Brit, 
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 PRici, Wm. and Geo. Watson, 
 
 New chart of the coast of Germany, 
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 1786. 
 
 PTOLEMiEUP, Universalis tabula juxta, 
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 PuRCELL, Joseph, Map of Virg. N. 
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 Ratzer, B. Plan of the city of N. Y. 
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 The same on a reduced scale 
 
 rviap of the city of N. Y. in Frer.ch, 
 
 about i rro 
 
 [Raynal,] Atlas portatif pour servir 
 a i'intelligeiice de i'bistoire phiiDS et 
 politique des etablissemens et du com- 
 
134 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 roercc »les Europeens dans les deux 
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 J. Mn[> of the kingdom of 
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 Rowland, David S. Providence^ 
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 Sackktt's harbour. Plan of, nis. about 
 1809. 
 
 Scull, W. Map of Peunsylvania, ded. 
 
 to John Penn, ITTO. 
 — — Map of the improved part of 
 
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 Richard Penn. 
 
 Ca- 
 
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 nada fr. Quebec to Huron, compiled at 
 the request of John G. Simcoe, new 
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 to the S. Cape Briton, with tables of 
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 Sprouls, Gecrge, Sketch of the en- 
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 cette copie que celled a ete reduite au 
 Se de la grandeur originale. ms. by T. 
 ]Mouchet. 
 
 Thompson, G.New map of Germany, 
 divided into its circles, pub. at Lon. I 
 Nov. 17:>6. 
 
 Thowpson, G.^(cont.) A new map of 
 the world, w ith all the discov. of Cook 
 and other navigators, etc. illus. with^a 
 celestial planisphere, the various sys- 
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 Rrahe, with the appearances of the 
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 Thomson, G. (cont.) New map of 
 America divided into its kingdoms, 
 states, governments, and other subdi- 
 visions, published at Lon. by, I May, 
 1799. 
 
 New two-sheet map of Africa, pub. 
 
 at Lon. by, 12 Aug. 1802. 
 
 New map of Asia, divided into its 
 
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 Thomsok, W. B. View of Prlncetou 
 
 college, foriginal] 1807. 
 Tobago, New and correct chart of the 
 isl. of. 
 
 Tour, Brion De La, Carte des Etats 
 Uuis d'Amerique et da cours du Mis- 
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 Varle, Charles, Map of the coun- 
 ties of Frederick, Berkeley, and Jef- 
 ferson in Virginia, executed in 1809, 
 engraved by Henj. Jones, with a pam- 
 phlet cont. a topograph, des. of those 
 counties. 
 
 United States geographical amu.se' 
 ment, 1806, with directions for per- 
 forming the geog. game. 
 
 Warhen, Moses, and George 
 GiLLET, Map of Connecticut, fr. ac- 
 tual survey made in 1811, engraved 
 by Abuer Reed, and pub. by Hudson 
 and Goodwin, 1813. 
 
 Washington city, in the ter. of Co- 
 lumbia, Plan of, established as the 
 seat of gov. after 1800, engraved by 
 Sam. Hill of Boston. 
 
 Whitelaw, James, Map of Ver- 
 mont, 180T. 
 
 Winteubotham's hist, of Amer. At- 
 las for, fol. pub. by John Reid, 1796. 
 
 ART. IV. 
 
 VIEW'S. 
 
 BcLviDERis;hou9e,.\nderson p.Scoles s. 
 Boston fr. Breed's hill. 
 Botanic garden at Elgin, Simond p. 
 Leney s. 
 
 Bush-hill near Phil. Hoffman, p. Tie- 
 
 City-Hall, Perspective view of the 
 [late,] in N. Y. taken fr. Wall-street, 
 Tiebout s. 
 
 College of phvsicians in the city of 
 N. Y. 1813. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 135 
 
 (Constitution and Guerriere. 
 
 Custom-house in London. 
 
 Falls of Schuylkill near Phil. Hoffman 
 p. Tiebout s. 
 
 Femeral hall in the city of N. Y. 
 Lacoiir p. Doolittle s. 1790. 
 
 Hell-gate, Ban- p. Tiebout s. 
 
 Hospital in the city of N. Y. Tie- 
 bout s. 
 
 House of employment, Almshouse, 
 Penn. hospital, etc. in Phil. Garrison 
 p. Hulett s. 
 
 Mini SINK, at, in N. Jer. Hoffman p. 
 Scoles s. 
 
 Mohawk river, on the, Livingston p. 
 
 Tiebout s. 
 Monument at Sandy Hook, Anderson 
 
 p. Tiebout s. 
 Mylnes, design of a new bridge fr. 
 
 Black Friars. 
 New-Yoek, The city of, taken bet. 
 
 17S-2 and 17.S3. 
 
 NoBLEBOuorcH, at, in N. Y. Tiebout s. 
 PAHAquAttRE, at, in N. J. Hoftrnan p. 
 Scoles s. 
 
 PouGHKEEPSiE, SawmiU near, Tie- 
 bout s. 
 
 Pkesbyterian church in Newark, 
 
 Anderson p. Tiebout s. 
 Redhook, on Long Isl. towards, l7o3. 
 Royal hum. soc. receiving house, Hyde 
 
 Park. 
 
 Shelburne light-house, Tiebout s. 
 State house in state-street, Boston 
 hill p. s. 
 
 Steep rocks, west side of Hudson river, 
 Tiebout s. 
 
 Theatre in Phil, inside of the new, 
 
 Lewis p. Ralph s. 
 West-point, about 1783, Livingston p: 
 
 Tiebout s. 
 
 Wigwam, elevation of a, for the Tam- 
 many soc. in the city of N. Y. Ignatius 
 Shnyder p. 
 
 ART. V. 
 
 PORTRAITS. 
 
 John Adams, Copley p. Smither s. 
 Egbert Benson, J. W. Jarvis p. 
 John Calvin, Boyd s. 
 Benjamin Church, P. R. s. 
 Thomas Coopeu, Wood p. Edwin s. 
 RiCHAiiD Cumberland, Edwin s. 
 Henry Dearborn, C. W. Peale p. 
 Edwin s, 
 
 Ferdi NAND, hered. prince of Bruns. 
 1721. 
 
 Benjamin Franklin, Edwins. 
 
 Ed. Ch. Genet, 1793. 
 
 .5ohn Jay, gov. Van Rfnsselaer, 
 lieut. gov. DiRCK Ten Broeck, 
 speaker of the house of assembly, on 
 one page, the senators and assembly- 
 men of the state of N, York, nine on 
 each page. 
 
 Greene, Tisdale s. 
 
 Alexander Hamilton, several dif- 
 ferent engravings. 
 
 Archibald Laidlib, published by 
 Jarvis. 
 
 Benjamin Lincoln, Sargent p. 
 Smith s. 1811. 
 
 John H. Livingston, Stuart p. Jar- 
 vis s. 
 
 Kobert R, LryiNcsTo^r, Stuart, p. 
 G rail am s. 
 
 Thomas M'Ke AN, Stuart p. Edwin s. 
 
 1803. 
 
 Samuel Latham Mitchili., Weav- 
 er p. Scoles s. 
 Richard R. Morkis, 1799. 
 John Murray, Hills. 
 Napoleon, Edwin s. 
 Isaac Newton, Edwin s. 
 John Ogilvie. 
 
 Thomas Paine, Romney p. Sharp s. 
 Philip of Mount Hope Revere s. 
 Joseph Pilmore, C. W. Peale p. s, 
 1787. 
 
 Francois Pi2.arro. 
 
 Joseph Priestly, Hazlit p. Nutter s. 
 
 1789. 
 Reed, 1783. 
 
 David Rittenhouse, Jarvis s. an- 
 other, Edwin s. 
 
 James Rtvington, original, three 
 quarters. 
 
 Archibald Robertson. 
 
 Benjamin Rush, Sully p. Leney s. 
 
 James Smith, J. W. Jarvis p. 
 
 George Washington, several dif- 
 ferent engravings. 
 T v.n: t X AViiS r, Edwin s. 
 
136 
 
 Al'PENDlX. 
 
 ART. VI. 
 
 NEW ENGLAND ALMANACK fc. 
 
 1692, [imp.] Bos. 
 
 1695, Inc. C4Htchell :ct. 16. 
 
 1721, [Imp.] 
 
 1722, Daniel Travis, Bos. 
 
 1723, Daniel Travis, Bos. 
 1723.. N. Whittemore, Bos. 
 
 1724, N. Whittentiore, Bos. 
 
 1725, N Whittemore, Bos. 
 
 1726, [N. Bowen,] Bos. 
 
 1727, Nat. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1728, [imp.] 
 
 1729, [N. Buwen,] Bos. 
 
 1731, [N. Bowen,] Bos. 
 
 1732, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1733, [N. Bowen,] Bos. 
 
 1734, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1735, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1737, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1738, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1739, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1740, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1741, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1742, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1743, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1744, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1745, N. Ames, Bos. 
 1747, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1747, Wm. Nadir. 
 
 1748, N. Ames, Cos. 
 
 1749, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1750, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1751, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1752, N. Ames, Bos= 
 
 1753, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1754, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1755, Roger Sherman, Bos. 
 
 1756, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1757, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1758, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1759, N. Ames, Ports. 
 
 1760, N. Ames, Bos, 
 
 1761, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1761, John Eddy, Bos. 
 
 1762, N. Ames, Ports. 
 
 1763, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1764, N. Ames, Ports. 
 
 1765, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1766, N. Ames, 2d. ed. Bos. 
 1767 Philopatria, Ports 
 1768, Bickerstair, Bos. 
 3769, Bickcrstaff, Bos, 
 
 1769, Mt in and Fleeming, Bos. 
 1770 N. Ames, Bos ' 
 1771, N. Ames, Bus. 
 
 1771, Phil(; Freeman, Salem. 
 177J, Pliilo Freeman, Salem, 
 
 1772, Bi -kerstaft; Bos. 
 
 1772, N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1773, N Ames, Bos. 
 
 1773, Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 
 1774, Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 
 1774. N. Ames, Bos. 
 
 1775, Bi(;kerstaff, Bos. 
 1775, N. Ames, Bos. 
 1775, N. Low, B )s. 
 
 1775, xMills and Hicks, Bos. 
 
 1776, Sam. Stearns, Wore. 
 
 1777, Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 
 1777, N. Low, Bos. 
 
 1"78, Daniel Georcre, N'b'yport. 
 
 1778, N. Low, B;^s 
 
 1779, D...nieJ G. urge, N^b'yport. 
 
 1779, Bickerstaff, [Benj. West.l 
 
 1780. Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 1780, N Lu'vv, Bos. 
 
 1780, George, N'b'port. 
 
 1781, N. Low, Bos. 
 
 1782, Weatherwise, Bos. 
 
 1783, Weatherwise, Bos. 
 1784 Daniel Sewall, Ports. 
 
 1784, Thomas, Wore. 
 
 1784, Bickerstaff, Bos- 
 
 1785, Daniel Sewall, Ports. 
 
 1786, Thomas, Wore. 
 
 1786. Weatherwise, Plyra, 
 
 1787. Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 1787, Pocket, Bos. 
 
 1787, Daniel George, Bos. 
 
 1788, Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 
 1789, Sam. Builard, Bos. 
 1789, Hall, Bos. 
 
 1789, Osborne, Ports. 
 
 1790, Osgood Carleton, Bos. 
 
 1790, Thomas, Wore. 
 
 1791, Sam. Stearns, Bos. 
 1791, Thomas, Wore. 
 
 1791, Osgood Carleton, Bos, 
 
 1792, Ladies', N. Hamp. 
 
 1792, Bickerstaff, Bos. 
 l'^93 Osgood Carleton, Bos. 
 
 1793, N. Low, Bos. 
 1794; N. Low, Bos. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 in 
 
 1 r94, Osgood Carleton, Eos. 
 X794, Ladd's pocket, Dover. 
 
 1795, Thomas, Wore. 
 
 1796. R. B. Thomas, Bos. 
 
 1796, Daniel Sewall, Ports. 
 
 1797, R B. Thomas, Bos. 
 
 1798, R.B. Tliomas, Bos. 
 
 1798, Daniel Sewall, Ports, 
 
 1799, R. B.Thomas, Bos. 
 ISOO, R. B. Thomas. Bos. 
 
 1801, R. B. Thomas, BoSj 
 
 1802, Blckerstaff, Bos. 
 
 1802, R. B. Thomas, Bos. 
 
 1803, R. B. Thomas, Bos. 
 1805, N. Low, Bos. 
 
 1808, Daniel Sewall, Ports. 
 
 1811, Clergyman's, Bos. 
 
 rThe foregoing fr. the collection made 
 by Eleazer Alden, sen. of Bridge- 
 water to 1772 and the remainder 
 principally fr. that of Joshua Brack- 
 ett of Portsmouth. DiipUcates of 
 many are on file-l 
 
 ART. VII. 
 
 MANUSCRIPTS. 
 
 Alden', Timotheus, Porfsmonth, 
 etc. Oratio Hebraica, de aboriginibus 
 Nov-Anglice, quam, 1792, in sacello 
 Harvardino habuit. 
 
 » Oratio Latina, de linguis orientali- 
 
 bus, in sacello Harvardino habita, oc- 
 tavo kal. Sept. 1T93. 
 
 — — — Oratio Syriaca, de sublimitate na- 
 tures in America, habita in coraitiis 
 academicis Cantab. Nov-Angl. dec. 
 sept. kal. Aug. 1T94. 
 
 Alexander, James, JVetv-York, 
 Journal kept by, surveyor general of 
 New-Jersey during the execution of 
 the commission for running the divi- 
 sion line bet. N. J, and N. Y. cum 
 multis aliis. fol. 
 
 Alexander, William, j^Texv-Jer- 
 sey, JVeiv-York, Appearance of the 
 transit of Venu.s at Baskeuridge in N. 
 J. 3 June, 1T69. 
 
 [A large coll. of papers, which be 
 
 longed to the late lord Sterling, was 
 iiresented to the N. Y. his. soc. in the 
 summer of 1813, by the heirs of his 
 lordship, among which are many ori- 
 ginal letters written by Washington, 
 Dearborn, Heath, Sulivan, A. St. 
 Clair, H. Clinton, A. Ferguson, R. H. 
 Harrison, Mifflin, W. Franklin, J. 
 Monroe, A. Clark, J. T. Kempe, S. 
 Moms, Gage, Kennedy, J. Rivington, 
 B. H. Morris, Stark, Enon, B. Tup- 
 per, E. Walbridge, T. Pickering, 
 Hand, J. Trumbull, R. Morris, Knox, 
 P. Schuyler, J. M. Scott. B. Franklin, 
 W. Thompson, W- Burnetj J". Wither- 
 
 spoon, M'Dougal, E. Dayton, J. 
 Duane, W. Maxwell, De Marbon, 
 Greene, R. Izard, C Townsend, 
 Brissot De Warville, Miranda, et al. 
 fr. 1T56 to 1783. These documents, 
 when arranged and bound, will make 
 about ten vols.] 
 Barclay, Henry, Register of bap- 
 tisms, marriages, communicants, and 
 funerals at Fort Hunter, fr. 1T35 to 
 1745, 4. 
 
 Bo NEC HE A, Domingo De, Descripcion 
 de las islas del oceeano Pacific©, etc. 
 por Don, 1772 y 17T4. 
 
 Buchanan, James, student at Ma- 
 rischall Coll. Aberdeen, Synopsis of 
 pneumatology, moral phil. and logic, 
 taken at the lectures of James Beat« 
 tie, prof, begun 5 Nov. 1766, finished 
 13 Ap. 1767, 4. 549 pages. 
 
 Burgher's oath at Glasgow, in Scot- 
 land. 
 
 Ce>'3us of the inhabitants of the city 
 and county of N. Y. taken by John T. 
 Bainbridge, assistant to the marshal, 
 col. Aquila Giles, for 1800, 4. 
 
 Clinton, De Witt, J^eivTork, 
 Ora. bef the X. Y. His. soc. 1811. 
 
 Committee of correspondence in the 
 city of N. Y. Proceedings of, fr. 16 
 May, 1774, to 16 Nov. 1774, fol. 55 
 pp. 
 
 Cooper, Samuel, Boston, Diary fou 
 1753. 
 
 CORTLANDT, STEPHEN VaN, JVtfW- 
 
 York, Acc. book fr. 1695 to 1698, foL 
 Cunningham, WADDEt, claiBoing to 
 
13B 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 be appellant, and Thomas Forscy res- 
 pondent, 'reasons offered by Daniel 
 Hoisraanden ag. returning an instru- 
 ment under seal wherebv all proceed, 
 on the verdict obtained by F. ag. C. in 
 the sup. court are to be stayed, etc. 
 See Cunningham am. printed doc. 
 
 Denison, Wm. Roxbiirjj, Several vols, 
 of Notes of ser. mostly by Nehemiali 
 Walter, taken by. 
 
 Documents relat. to the controversy 
 bet. the corpora- of the city of N. Y. 
 and state of N. Jersey as to the right 
 of Hudson's river, about 1807. 
 
 DuANE, James, A^eiv-York, State of 
 the evidence and argument in support 
 of the territorial rights and jurisdiction 
 of N. Y. ag. the government of N. 
 Hampshire, and the claimants under 
 it, and ag. the coramonw, of Massachu- 
 setts, by, one of the agents and 
 commissioners appointed by the legis- 
 lature to manage those conti'oversies, 
 fob bound in morocco. 
 
 [|EATo^', As ^, Boston,'] Copy of a ser- 
 del. by, at tlic fun. of Martlia Worm- 
 sted, who died in Boston, 25 Sept. 
 1809. 
 
 £Ha2. vrd, Ebenezer, Philadelphia,'] 
 Indigested chronology, fr. 1492 to 25 
 Dee. 1775. 
 
 IIiSTOB. Soc. of N. York, List of dona- 
 tions to the, as kept by tlie sec. 
 of the standing committee fr. 25 Jan. 
 1806. fol. 
 
 Holmes, Abiel, Jilidrvay, Cambridge, 
 Copy of a ser. del. by, in Portsmouth, 
 K". H. at the ord. of Timothy Aldcn, 
 20 Nov. 1799. 
 
 Journal of the British house of com- 
 mons fr. 1650 to 1676 inclus. [except 
 sundry chasms,] viz. 
 
 * for 1650 3 vols. 
 
 1651- ^ j 
 
 1652 3 
 
 1653 1 
 
 1654 1 
 
 1656 1 
 
 165T 2 
 
 jG58 1 
 
 166G. 1 
 
 1661 1 
 
 j6T6— 1 16 vols. 
 
 fol. bound, gilt, and lettered. [This 
 l are and valuable collection of ms. par- 
 liamentary documents formerly be- 
 longed to liis excel, the late Wm. , 
 Livingston, gov. of N. Jersey.] 
 Julian, Antonio, Extracios de I^a 
 Perla de la America, prov. de Santa 
 Marta reconocida, observada; y cx- 
 
 pucsta cn discursos histoiicos por ti 
 sacei-dote Don, with a plan of the ciu- 
 dad de Santa Marta at the mouth of 
 the river Manzanares, 4. 
 
 Keteltas, AbrahaMjAcw-I orA:, elc. 
 Obituary notice of George Whitefield 
 with a poem xespectful to the memory 
 of that eminent divine, 1770- 
 
 Livingston, Peter V,B. JVetv-York, 
 First book of entries made when he 
 became treasurer, in 1775, and con- 
 tinued in this way for a time by G. 
 Bancker when he took charge of the 
 treasury as Livingston's deputy, but 
 on G. Baticker's appointment he as- 
 sumed all Livingston's transactions and 
 opened a set of books including these 
 entries, fol. 
 
 Lovelace, John, [lord,] Commis- 
 sion to, as gov. of New- Jersey, 7 year 
 of Anne. 
 
 Miller, Samuel, Jsfew-Yovk, Coll. 
 of docu. designed to aid in compiling 
 the history of the state of New-York, 
 [This learned historian and divine 
 having accepted an important appoint- 
 ment in the theological seminary late- 
 ly established by the Presbyterian 
 churcli, .nt Princeton, has found it ne- 
 cessary to abandon his long contemplat- 
 ed history of the stale of New-York. 
 He has, therefore, presented his col- 
 lection of rns. documents to tlie New- 
 York liis. soc. This valuable addition 
 to the riches of the society has so re- 
 centl}' been made, that there has been 
 no opportunity for examining it. For 
 this reason, a more particular account 
 cannot, at present, be given.] 
 
 MiTcniLL, SA>ruEL Latham, JSTexv- 
 York, Ora. del. bef. the N. Y. his. soc. 
 6 Dec. 1813. 
 
 New-York, Inquisition for murdGi' ia 
 the city of, 11 year of Anne. 
 
 Commission to sundry gentlemen of 
 
 the city of, fr. Anne making them jus- 
 tices of the peace, 1T02. 
 
 fr. George I. 171 S. 
 
 Declaration signed by the aldermen, 
 
 assistants, treasurer, high constable,, 
 and petty constables of the city of, fr. 
 J 71 8 to 1726, renouncing the doctrine 
 of transubstanttation, invocation of the 
 virgin Mary, etc. 
 
 -— Instruments of naturalization sign- 
 ed by foreigners in the city of, in 
 I7I8, 1723, and 172i. 
 
 Instrument cont. oaths of allegiance 
 
 to George II. and of abhorrence of 
 that ** impious and heretical, that 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 139 
 
 damnable doclrlne and position that 
 princes ex-communicated, etc. by tlie 
 pope may be deposed and murdered 
 by their subjects," fr- 1727 to 173G. 
 
 Orderly Sergeant's book fr. 28 June 
 to '28 July, 1776. 
 
 OTAHiTi-Kelacion del viage hecho a 
 la isla de, 1T74. 
 
 Pembeeton, Robert, Diploma of the 
 membership of, in the Cincinnati, 
 signed 10 Dec. 1785, by George 
 Washington, handsomely framed. 
 
 Penn, Wm. Commission appointing 
 Thomas Holmes first assistant to Wm. 
 Markham dep. gov. of Pennsyl. 1682. 
 
 PoRcrpiNE, Peter, List of country 
 subscribers to the Gazette of. 
 
 Phoceedixgs at the genei-al court of 
 assizes beginn. the 6 of Oct. 1630 to 
 1701, N. Y. fol. 
 
 Records of the names of persons of 
 foreign birth, who are made his ma- 
 jesty's subjects pursuant to the direc- 
 tions of the gen. assembly in the state 
 of N Y. with a copy of the oath im- 
 posed, fr. 12 July, 1715, to 3 Ap. 
 1716, cont. 12 i names, 
 
 Reid, Book-holding, or method of keep- 
 ing accompts, l2. 1707. 
 
 Sewall, Stephen, Cambridge^ Lexi- 
 con of all the Chaldee in the Bible, 
 17T5, [original copy, another fair co- 
 py is lodged in the library of Har. 
 Coll.] 
 
 Specimen of the Hebrew ehirogra- 
 
 phy of, being a part of a Lexicon 
 which he began. 
 
 Stuytes^nt, Peter, Deed of feoff- 
 ment [in Dutch] from the govern- 
 ment to Rutger Joostcn for certain 
 lands in the village of New Utrecht 
 on Long Isl. [signed by, and tlie secre- 
 tary Cornelius Van Ruyven,] 18 Jan. 
 1662. 
 
 Instrument by, [in Dutch,] 1664. 
 
 Vesey, Wm. J\''e-a}-York, Commission 
 
 fr. John, bp. of Lon. 1714 to, ap- 
 
 pointing him commissary in the pro v. 
 
 of N. Y. [Latin.] 
 Young, Joseph, Stamford, Plan for 
 
 the defence of the city of New- York, 
 
 1807. 
 
 WHICH FREaUEXTLY OCCUR IN THIS CATALOGUE, VIZ. 
 
 accomp. for accompanying 
 
 add. — address, addressed to, or added 
 
 ans. — answer 
 
 app. — appendix 
 
 art. el. ser. — artillery election sermon 
 
 bef. — bef<ire 
 
 Let. — between 
 
 c. — charge at an ordination 
 ch. chh. — church, churches 
 
 cit. — citizen 
 
 com. — committee, or commons 
 
 cent. — containing 
 
 conv. — convention 
 
 d. — death of 
 del. — delivered 
 
 doc. — documents, or doctrine 
 
 e. — engraved by 
 
 f. — right hand of felloTrship 
 fr. — from 
 
 h. 
 
 illus. 
 
 ins. 
 
 mess. 
 
 nar. 
 
 nat. 
 
 occ. 
 
 ora. 
 
 ord. 
 
 P- 
 
 prei. 
 pres. 
 pub. 
 rep. 
 
 3. 
 
 trans. 
 
 wh. 
 
 writ. 
 
 for 
 
 house 
 
 illustrated 
 
 installation 
 
 message 
 
 nai-rative 
 
 national, or nature 
 occasioned by 
 oration 
 ordination of 
 pinxit. 
 
 printer, or printers 
 preface, or prefatory 
 president of the U. S. 
 published 
 
 reprinted, or report 
 sculpsit 
 transmitting 
 ■which, or whom 
 written. 
 
 Many other abndgments of words have been introduced in this catalogue, but 
 they will be readily understood from the connexion. T, A. 
 
 .ERRATA. 
 
 Page 58, art. Hosack, D. for Joseph Bayley, read RicJiard Bajley. 
 
 • T4, James for Isaac Mease. 
 
 94, for Richard Ttaylexjy read Richard Jiaytey, 
 
 FIXTS.