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BIBLIOTHECA 
 
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 lATALOGUE OF A NINE DAYS 
 
 fale of rare & valuable ancient and 
 
 modern books maps charts manufcripts 
 autograph letters etceterailluftrativeof hiftorical geography 
 & geographical hiftory general and local annals biography gene 
 alogy ftatillics ecclefiaflical hillory poetry profe and mifcellaneous books 
 very many relating to North an<' South America and others to Europe Afia 
 
 Africa Auftralia and Oceanica 
 
 Colledled ufed and defcribed 
 
 With an introduction on the progrefs of geography and notes and 
 
 annotatiunculz on fundrj- fubje^s together with an (^iTay upon 
 
 the StcTcns lyftem of pholobibliography 
 
 By Henry Stevens Gmb Fsa Ma of Yale Etc 
 
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 November 1872 
 
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PHOTOBIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 A WORD ON CATALOGUES AND HOW 
 TO MAKE THEM 
 
 HE QUESTION OF CATALOGUING OUR BoOKS IS BE- 
 
 coiniug a very serious ouc. For more than 
 four hundi'ed years the press has teemed, and 
 of late steamed, with books. The dead past 
 hves again in print in our public and private libraries, 
 where to a great extent are garnered up records of laws, 
 manners, customs, history, literature, science and art — 
 the intellectual accumulations of ourselves and our pre- 
 decessors. Hero the past and present hold their school 
 for the instruction of the future. 
 
 A nation\s books are her vouchei's. Her libraries are 
 her muniments. Her wealth of gold and silver, whether 
 invested in connnerce, or bonds, or banks is always 
 working for her ; hui her stores of golden thoughts, in- 
 
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 ventions, diacovoricR, and intellectual treasures, invested 
 mainly in print and manuscript, arc too often stored 
 somewhere in limbo unregistered, where, though sleek 
 and well preserved, they rather slumber than fructify. 
 The half of them are not recorded, and the resting places 
 of many are not known. New old books are daily 
 brought to light. All the copies at present known of half 
 the "different works printed by England's five earliest 
 printers may bo counted on our fingers if not on our 
 thumbs. In spite of the recent activity of collectors and 
 librarians it is well known that a largo proportion of all 
 the books that came from the press of Caxton exists as 
 far as we know at present in single copies only, many of 
 which ai'e imperfect. How many have been utterly lost no 
 man can tell. N.ay more, who can lay his hand readily 
 on a single copy of all, or even a considerable part, of the 
 printed ballads that were sent broadcast over the land so lato 
 as the year of the Crimean war ? Books ! to-day they are, 
 to-morrow the half of them are not. The stillborn and 
 infant mortality among them is greater far than the cor- 
 responding death-rate in Dr Farr's tables. Many pass 
 away unrecorded and leave no trace of their existence. 
 
 From the days of Hipparchus to the present time the 
 stars have been catalogued, and to-day every bird, beast, 
 fish, shell, insect, and living thing ; yea every tree, 
 shrub, flower, rock and gem, as they become known are 
 scientifically, systematically and intelligently named, de- 
 scribed and catalogued. In all these departments of 
 human knowledge there is a well ascertained and gene- 
 rally acknowledged system which is dignified as a science. 
 A man who can correctly describe in a dead language a 
 live beetle, or a fish, or a humming bird is very properly 
 deemed a philosopher, a man of science, becomes a fellow 
 of learned societies with a respectable o p q handle to 
 his name, and may once a year spend a week with other 
 severe philosophers in Scientific Associations. 
 
 But as yet no such honour awaits the bibliographer. 
 
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 rrapher. 
 
 the cataloguer of our books, the registrar of our mental off- 
 spring. Tlioro is no acknowledged system of art or scienco 
 to dignify and honour his labors. Bibliography as yet ia 
 a mere jackall, or packhorse, or some other patient beast 
 of burden doomed to work for other arts and sciences, 
 content with small emoluments for itself and smaller 
 praise. This ought not so to be, and will not probably 
 bo so much longer. There will doubtless, as in every 
 thing clso in this rapid age, be a favorable change when- 
 ever the importance of tho subject is fairly so brought 
 home to our business and bosoms as to make it pay and 
 become respectable. 
 
 We aro accustomed to boast that the literature of the 
 English language is the richest in the world. It may bo 
 so, but just now this is probably more national brag, in- 
 asmuch as we aro unable to back our boast with oven 
 decent catalogues or schedules of it. Of tho ephemeral 
 literature of the past and the floating books of tho present 
 a large part was never booked. It was even worse in our 
 fathers' day than now. Many are saved by drifting by 
 mere chance into some snug harbour. Offer a thousand 
 small English books of the present century to th( British 
 Museum, and full as it already is, the chances are that 
 half of them will be found wanting in that world-re- 
 nowned national repository ^ inhere every human British 
 book has tho inalienable right of recorded citizenship. 
 There are tolerably complete lists of our soldiers, our 
 clergy, our lawyers and our criminals. Why not of all 
 our books ? Who shall say that this class contains more 
 drones or trash than that? or why one list should bo 
 winnowed and another not ? The fact is we have not tho 
 means, notwithstanding our honored and appreciated 
 Herberts and Ameses, our Watts, our Lowudeses and 
 Bohns, of taking stock of our national literature. Wo do 
 not forget our Clarkes, our Dibdins, our Anglia Poeticas, 
 our Grenvilles, our Lea Wilsons, our Ilazlitts or our 
 Lefties. Current trade lists there are indeed, good enough 
 
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 pci-hnps for the pnrpofHO, ami some nicrclmntablo p.Miitc'il 
 catiilogncs, gciioriil unci specinl, for wliicli wcnro thankful, 
 but thoy mostly fall far short of liiblio/:^rapliy. Inilucd 
 it is a fact that no painstaking earnest collector of rare 
 and precious books can find anywhere reliable collations 
 and descriptions of one-half of them, but he is compelled 
 often to take them on trust. 
 
 The contents of some of our excellent public and pri- 
 vate libraries are each separately scheduled in print or 
 manuscript sufficiently well no doubt to bo used on the 
 premises in face of the books described, but our learned 
 and indefatigable librarians presiding over the best dozen 
 of our libraries each catalogue their books as can^fuUy 
 and elaborately as if they existed nowhere else, and some- 
 times probably, notwithstanding the celebi'ated ninety- 
 ono rules, in as many ways as there are copies. While 
 some books are thus catalogued over and over again, very 
 many are overlooked and altogether neglected. This is 
 inevitable, but no improvement can bo expected so long 
 as there is no standard, no acknowledged general system 
 worthy the name, no co-operatiou or common interest 
 in Universal Bibliography. 
 
 Now if those twelve Ctcsars ovor books would each 
 thoroughly bibliographizo separate rare and valuable 
 books and exchange results, instead of all half doing tho 
 same work in a dozen different styles, wo might eventu- 
 ally have our literary history and bibliography in a fit 
 state to ti'ansmit satisfactorily to posterity, instead of 
 continuing the present muddle which is manifestly grow- 
 ing muddlier every year as tho hai-vest of the press accu- 
 mulates. It is doubtless as much as each staff can 
 accomplish to keep up with the growth of its own library 
 without regarding others. As there is little hope of any 
 one library ever even approaching completeness, there is 
 no apparent progress whatever made towards that univer- 
 sal and harmonious catalogue raisonne which we have 
 been so long and so devoutly praying for. We are not 
 
moving so fast in iliis matter ns tho world nronncl xis, and 
 are tliort'fbre lajj^ging, a circumstance not creditublo to 
 tho (J rout or Groatur Briton. 
 
 Tho good old fashioned idea and practice of printed 
 catalugiies of largo and rapidly increasing libraries in this 
 country are wo are sorry to say well nigh abandoned as iui- 
 practicable, while in America tho importance and necessity 
 of them are recognized and at present acted upim ; but 
 it is not unlikely that tho curators of the Congress Library 
 at Washington and of tho Tublic Library at Boston 
 may somewhat modify their notions and practice in this 
 respect, when their collections are increased from some- 
 what under 200,000 to 800,000 or a million volumes, 
 like the library of tho British Museum, or the National 
 Library of Paris. It is well known that thedifllculties of 
 producing a printed catalogue of a largo and rapidly 
 growing library vastly increase in proportion to its size. 
 It is hardly therefore to bo expected that a single institu- 
 tion, national, public or private, should take upon itself 
 tho burden of universal bibliography, or tho right of pre- 
 scribing rules and general principles for others. Tho 
 start" of the British ^luseum library for instance may not 
 dictate to that of Bodley or Paris, and as no one of them is 
 afflicted with alHuent misery, or has sufficient money, men 
 or authority to lead off independently, they, like many 
 lesser lights, are compelled to shine under their own 
 bushels. Of consccpiencc tho manuscript catalogue of 
 each library, however excellent it may be, is of little use 
 except to the owners, and it must, like our unlicensed bei-r 
 bo taken on tho premises. It affords the student outside 
 tho library no adequate means of studying tho bibliogra- 
 phy of his subject at lunne, nor can he compare the books 
 of one library with those of another. 
 
 This isolation and waste of vain repetition, it is believed, 
 is wholly unnecessary. Ono good portrait by a Titian is 
 bettor than a dozen by inferior or less skilled artists. 
 The best can be multiplied easier than new ones made. 
 
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 So a good portrait of a book is good for all time, and re- 
 plicas may be readily supplied to any extent. It would 
 indeed bo difficult to supply portraits, or descriptive titles 
 and collations of all books at once, but a well digested 
 plan, expansive as an indiarubber band, it is believed, 
 might bo devised wliicli in a few years would supply our 
 public and private libraries with titles as fast as they are 
 required, and at the same time educate a bibliographical 
 staff, that yrould eventually post up the ledger of our 
 literature to date, and keep it up. There is now nothing as 
 we have said approaching a complete bibliographical record 
 of the books of the English language, that is, of Great 
 Britain, America, India and Austi'alia. Germany and 
 France are a little better off, but not much. Other book- 
 printing nations are we believe behind even England. 
 
 So far nothing has been said of trash or natural selec- 
 tion in our works, the bugbear of half tho critics. It is 
 natural that every man should select such books as ho 
 fancies, but it is only fair that he should leave the same 
 right to others. We all know that in books, what is 
 trash to one person is nuggets to another, and that the 
 tastes of mankind in this respect are as varied as in every 
 thing else. Our notion is that every book, big and little, 
 that is published, like every child that is born, should bo 
 registered, without inquiry into its merits or character. 
 We are no Malthusian either in population or books. Who 
 shall pronounce on the progeny of a mother or an author, 
 and declare that this or that should not have been ? Cer- 
 tainly not the registrar, or the cataloguer. A human soul 
 that is once in existence, or a book that is once in print 
 and published, you cannot well put out of existence. 
 You may kill it, or cut it up in a review, but it exists 
 nevertheless, and should be provided for. If villain- 
 ous, watch and impound it. Ask a hundred men who 
 read as they run, to each exclude a hundred of tho 
 worthless volumes from a library of ten thousand, and 
 the chances are that no single book would receive five 
 
black balls. You have a perfect right to turn up your 
 noso at my poems and pronounce tliem trash, while I may 
 if I please indulge in the like luxury of calling your ser- 
 mons stuff and nonsense ; yet we are individual critics, 
 and our opinions go exactly for what they are worth, while 
 our books perhaps rival in the rapidity of sale the PrO' 
 verbial Fhilosopliy, proverbially vitupperated annually at 
 twelve and sixpence ppr column by the professed critic 
 who has it in hand. Not every one is robust enough to 
 relish Bacon or in-lulgo pleasantly or profitably in tho 
 Novum Organum, for his mind may be better adapted to 
 enjoy Peter WiUcins or Mother Ooose's Melodies. Indeed 
 it is amazing, looking up and down our streets and mar- 
 kets, to see how light is the mental pabulum that best 
 nourishes some minds, and what dry and hard meat others 
 require. The lighter a balloon the higher it will rise, 
 even so sometimes the thinner the matter of a book tho 
 higher it goes in the estimation of some of our neigh- 
 bours, whose tastes and opinions are to be respected. No 
 man or person ever wrote a book, probably, so weak and 
 wishywashy but that some mental stomach might bo found 
 just strong enough to thrive upon it. We therefore, in 
 view of the general fitness of things, vote for tho cata- 
 loguing of every book printed as it turns up, leaving the 
 selection to the selectors. There is no fear of being 
 papered up if we arrange, sort and systematise our stores. 
 Who does much, of him much is expected, is an old rule 
 in. international affairs by which England may fairly be 
 called upon to give to the world the first instalment of a 
 Universal Printed Catalogue, made on true bibliographical 
 principles, with full titles and collations, not alone of 
 English printed books, but of all the books in all languages 
 existing in our public and private libraries, or likely to be 
 in them. What we want is a full, clear, plain, practical, 
 exact, precise, concise and comprehensive title, collation 
 and description, that is to say a real portrait and intellec- 
 tual photograph of every one of the books in our libraries, 
 
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 true and expressive like the faces of our friends, and as 
 readily distinguishable and recognizable. They should bo 
 so well executed as to become at once standard by the 
 universal law of superiority and value, and to pass current 
 like our coins. Those titles should bo procurable at small 
 dost, and bo so good as to be adopted as a matter of course 
 by all our public and pi'ivate libraries, as fast as their 
 present back stock of titles can bo adapted or disposed of. 
 Made in this way lovers of books would probably make 
 photographic albums of their favorites in the manner they 
 now do of their friends and companions. This brings us 
 then to our long-cherished hope of 
 
 A Central BiBLioGRAniicAL Bureau, 
 
 public or private, where librarians, collectors, and ama- 
 teurs may buy these authorized descriptive titles of books 
 as they buy postage stamps, money orders or telegrams, 
 at a tithe the cost of making them, and at the same timo 
 infinitely superior in quality. Such a bureau, under 
 government protection, it is believed, might from the 
 beginning be made self-supporting or even remunerative, 
 like the Post Office. It would soon become a great edu- 
 cator of the educated and an inestimable boou to the 
 historian, or the literary or scientific researcher, by 
 enabling him at once to find, ready at his hands cut and 
 dried, the materials of his subject. It not unfrequcntly 
 happens that students exhaust their energies in mastering 
 the materials of their subjects, before they put pens to 
 paper. Not every historian has the pluck, persistence 
 and toughness jf Gibbon. A well-stocked and methodi- 
 cal Bibliographical Bureau would have relieved that his- 
 torian of three-fourths of the fag and worry of his twenty 
 years mousing for materials. A student now visits the 
 library of the British Museum, and dives into its volumi- 
 nous, manuscript alphabetical catalogues pretty much as 
 the pearl fisher plunges into the sea. Sometimes he 
 brings up a pearl and is rewarded, but oftcner he brings 
 
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 up nothing though the pearl grounds bo the best, and the 
 catalogues arc acknowledged to bo surpassed by those of 
 no other large public library. Something akin to our 
 scheme, but a distant relation of it, has been attempted 
 by the Royal Society in its extensive Index to the Scien- 
 tific Papers in the periodicals and transactions of all 
 nations ; and by the South Kensington Museum in its 
 Universal Art Catalogue. Both aro printed, and any 
 library or student may have them, but these creditable 
 works lack scope and execution, being mere lists and 
 not bibliographical catalogues. They aro long paces how- 
 ever in the right direction. 
 
 Bibliography is fast becoming an exact science, and 
 not a whit too soon. It is high time to separate it from 
 mere catalogue making. It is becoming a necessity to 
 both the scholar and the collector (they are not uhvays 
 identical.) Indeed every considerable library should have 
 two distinct catalogues exclusive of its shelf and admin- 
 istrative lists. The one raisonnc or bibliographical, and 
 the other its index, the latter so constructed as to servo 
 all practical purposes in ordinary cases for a finding, 
 record, and common reference catalogue. They should 
 both be alphabetical, and the titles in the one without 
 exception, be under headings the same as in the 
 other. Let the one be full and descriptive, the other small, 
 compact, and full of condensed brevity. By full titles 
 with collations and descriptions is not meant anything 
 so sprawling, irrelevant, slipshod and lumpy as tho 
 sumptuous works of Dr Dibdin, Ander Schiffahrt, or of 
 others more recently published, printed with the samo 
 stupendous nihilities and vacuities ; but tidy, exact, com- 
 pact and comprehensive, showing in a nutshell all tho 
 reader wishes to know or see, short of the books them- 
 selves. 
 
 It is not well to put a library into its catalogue, 
 but better to put a catalogue into the library. A cum- 
 
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 bersome catalogue, like a big thick-paper dictionary is a 
 nuisance. A description of a rare and costly book should 
 tell precisely not only what constitutes a perfect copy, 
 but when applied to an imperfect one should indicate 
 exactly what is wanting, and that in the briefest possible 
 terms, eschewing spacings, broken lines and all biblio- 
 graphical quiddling. These last may be left to book- 
 sellers* and auctioneers* catalogues, and to those who 
 have notions to vend and ventilate by catalogues. We 
 have seen a bibliographical work of considerable preten- 
 sions, recently published, wherein many of the titles, long 
 enough perhaps to fill a line or line and a-half, are 
 expanded by broken bits, points and printer's quads 
 into five or six lines, against all the rules of workmanlike 
 printing, thus filling 150 instead of fifty pages. Such 
 printing cannot be too highly condemned, and such 
 cataloguing can have no pretensions to bibhography, 
 especially as in most cases httle information is given 
 beyond the bare intimation of the existence of a particular 
 edition, with name of the printer, place, date and size. 
 What every collector and librarian wish particularly to 
 know is omitted. 
 
 At length this preliminary flourish brings us to the an- 
 nouncement of our proposed remedy, which for the want 
 of a better name wo call for the present 
 
 PHOTO-BIBLIOGRAPHY, 
 or a new application of Photography to Bibliography, a 
 higher and better class of catalogues. It is not intended 
 to supersede, but rather to supplement, improve, syste- 
 matize and elevate the present method of cataloguing 
 our libraries and museums, public and private. It is the 
 result of long stu d numberless devices to accom- 
 
 plish our biblio^.c^liical aim of fulness and perfect 
 accuracy with reasonable cost of money, space and time. 
 We have not -rot solved, we confess, all the difficulties 
 
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 that have presented themselves, but we are sufSciently 
 advanced after many months practice to pronounce with 
 considerable confidence, our system of higher class cata- 
 loguing to be safe, simple, easy, accurate, expeditious 
 and cheap. Without going here into unnecessary details 
 suflBce it now to say that we claim as our invention a new 
 application of photography, and apparatus so contrived 
 and constructed as to enable any sharp bibliographer with 
 one photographer and one lens to collect the titles of the 
 rarest and costliest books, of the average sizes, at the 
 rate of from two to three thousand a week, that is to say, 
 from five to ten times as fast as the best cataloguer can 
 do the work by handwriting, and at the same time 
 immeasurably better. 
 
 The plan is to reduce all the titles, maps, woodcuts, or 
 whatever is desired to copy, by one uniform scale. This 
 reduction is regulated by the printer, who declares from 
 many specimens exhibited to him, that a reduction of 
 two-thirds will give him excellent copy, far better than 
 the average manuscript. Our titles then are precisely 
 one-third the dimensio^^ or one-ninth tho superfices of 
 the originals. Ni^ found by experience to bo the 
 
 most convenient multiple, as it avoids fractions, and suits 
 the printer. If the printer be pleased, most other readers 
 will not object to the size. To those who cannot see 
 glasses are respectfully recommended, while those who 
 will not see the photograms are referred to the printed 
 titles which accompany them. Our system is to clear up 
 as we go, and make an alphabetical ' card catalogue,* 
 something after tho manner that is now generally adopted 
 in our principal libraries. The photo^;raras every day as 
 they are collected are trimmed and laid down on pieces 
 of common cheap writing paper cut to the exact size of 
 the thin cards, about four by six inches, which we intend 
 to use. The bibliographer then adds in manuscript tho 
 heading of tho title, the translation (if it be desired) the 
 collation, description, list of mans and plates, notes, or 
 
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 "wliatcvcr he deems necessary or important. These titles 
 then go to the printer who prints tho whole, both the 
 photogram and the manuscript, in such a manner as to 
 leave room for mounting the photogram, and in the pre- 
 scribed form, in large or small type according to the 
 space required. This method gets rid of all revising and 
 transcribing tho titles, while the cost of printer's correc- 
 tions is greatly reduced. Tho printer then prints as many 
 copies as are required, some on thin cards and others on 
 strong thin paper for laying down in volumes. The 
 photograms printed on very thin paper are then laid down 
 in the blank places left for them on the cards, and the 
 titles are done, well done and quickly. 
 
 Now there is no reason why these titles should not bo 
 perfect of their kind, and be produced at moderate cost 
 as fast as they are demanded. An alphabetical catalogue 
 so made is always perfect as far as it goes, and may be 
 from time to time enlarged to any extent. Tho titles 
 may be kept separate, or be mixed with the slip titles of 
 any library. They may bo shuffled and arranged in any 
 order, class or subject. Index and cross reference cards 
 may be added in print or manuscript. Press marks and 
 additions in manuscript to adapt the titles to the parti- 
 cular copies of any library may be added by hand. 
 
 Should a printed catalogue be made, these titles will 
 supply the best copy, on short notice for the greater part 
 of tho work, the rest, in the way of addition or com- 
 pression, may be done in the usual way by hand. By 
 them books in the library can bo compared to a dead 
 certainty with copies in any other library. The photo- 
 grams instead of being laid down on cai'ds may bo used 
 for illustrating catalogues or other books, and as tho 
 negatives are kept may be supplied in large or small 
 quantities. They serve admirably for comparing type, 
 woodcuts, engravings, and general art purposes. They 
 are very beautiful, and may well serve designers and 
 artists for hints and models. But will they bo beautiful 
 
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 them in twenty, fifty or a hundred ye.irs, if printed by the 
 ordinary silver process may fade. But they may, as well 
 as anything else, be printed l)y one of tho permanent pro- 
 cesses. The negatives are numbered and so arranged on 
 shelves like books that they may be referred to instantly. 
 One shelf eight feet long will hold the negatives of 10,000 
 titles, as we know by experience. 
 
 Our collection of photograms already made comprises 
 many of tho rarest books relating to America and the 
 great discoveries of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, 
 such as the works of Marco Polo, Columbus, Vespucci, 
 Varthema, Cortos, Enciso, Peter Martyr, Oviedo, Lopez 
 de Gomara, Las Caeas, and very many others; also tho 
 great collections of voyages, Grjmaeus, Ramusio, Hak- 
 luyt, De Bry, Hulsius, Purchas, Haertgerts, Saeghman, 
 Thevenot; the geographical works of Ptolemy, Gerard 
 Jode, Ortelius, Mercator, Hondius, and others ; rare 
 books on the East and West Indies, tho Indian lan- 
 guages, Mexico, Peru, Brasil, Virginia, New England, 
 Canada, Japan, China, Russia, and other countries ; early 
 Bibles, Psalms, and Testaments. We have also in our 
 portfolio photograms of most of the early editions of 
 Shakspeare, Milton, Bunyan, Raleigh, and others, with 
 a good sprinkling of early English, French, Spanish, and 
 Italian poetry and romances. 
 
 When we have say 5000 titles relating to America, 
 or any other extensive sxibject, it is proposed to print 
 one-line Alphabetical Index Catalogues in small type, 
 averaging about seventy letters in a line, and seventy 
 lines on a page, no one title to occupy more than a single 
 line, but in all cases to fill that line, with tho name of 
 the author or the heading, the title, the edition, tho 
 name of printer, place, date, and size, or so much as can 
 be compressed into one lino. This catalogue will serve as 
 a price list of our card titles. 
 
 A single example of these photogi'ams is given in the 
 
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 frontispiece of this catalogue. Multiplictl by three it will 
 be perceived that Sanuto's Geography is a largo folio. A 
 few copies of Part I of our Bibliotheca Gcographica have 
 bcou printed on thicker paper, and hav.e been illustrated 
 with about four hundred photograms of the chief books, 
 manuscripts and maps to bo sold in the collection. Tho 
 photograms are laid down on about one hundred leaves 
 like that of tho frontispiece, the whole well bound by 
 Pratt, making a thick octavo volume of some pretension 
 and no little interest to the bibliographer. Those who 
 wish to pursue this subject further may perhaps bo aided 
 by procuring'of the author one of these illustrated copies, 
 price five guineas. We shall bo happy to give further 
 information on this subject to any gentleman who is inte- 
 rested in it, or to supply samples of our photogi'ams or 
 photobibliographic cards. 
 
 An apology is perhaps due to scholars for the many 
 blunders, ignorances and typographical errors scattered 
 through this our catalogue. Some of them are the 
 printer's, and are easily corrected, but most of them are 
 our own, and lie deeper. They escaped us in our one 
 proof. We did not indulge in a revise, but wo neither 
 point them out nor apologize, believing it better to let the 
 generous critic have the pleasure of finding them himself, 
 and crowing. We can find, no doubt, two to his one, but 
 it is only an auction catalogue and is not worth the 
 trouble. Let him that is without errata in his own lifo 
 indulge. Our Part II of this Bibliotheca Geographica is 
 in course of preparation, the pagenation and numbers to 
 be continued on from this. Our Essay on the Progress 
 of Geography will accompany it. 
 
 Henry Stevens, a m b 
 
 The Nuogetoey, 4, Trafalgar Square 
 London, October 25, 1872. 
 
BIBLIOTHECA 
 
 GEOGRAPHICA & HISTORICA 
 
 FIRST DAY'S SALE 
 
 
 BBOT (Abiel) History of Andover [Massachu- 
 eetts] from its Settlement to 1829, ^we clean 
 copy. 120 ^lag ^ Qould, Andover, 1829 
 
 This important volume of Local History Las becomo 
 very difficult to meet with. It is divided into eight 
 Chapters, I. Topogmphy ; II. Settlement and Settlers ; III. Indians ; 
 IV. Proceedings of the Town from 1656; V. Ecclesiastical and Paro- 
 chial Affairs ; VI. Education, Schools, Academics, with list and 
 Account of Graduates ; VII. Witchcraft ; VIII. Wars, Pauperism, 
 Population, Marriages, Births, Agriculture, etc. 
 Abert (Lieut. J. W.) Report of the Secretary of War com- 
 municating in Answer to a Resolution of the Senate a 
 Report and Map of the Examination op New Mexico, 
 made by Lieut. J. \V. Abert, tcith all the 23 plates and the 
 large and highly interesting map of the Territory of New 
 Mexico, 1816-47, clean copy uncut, very 
 scarce. 8° Washington, 1848 
 
 Abyssinia. Presbiteri Johannis, sive Abissinorom Imperii 
 Descriptio, 17 by 14^ inches, a map, mutilated in lower 
 lorder. lAntverpiee, 1570?] 
 
 Acapulco. A Plan of the Harbour of Acapulco on the 
 Coast of Mexico in y* South Sea. (A view of 2 of the 
 Ladrone Islands. A Plan of Manila,) 15 by 10 
 inches. H. W. Seale, sculp. 
 
 Azores Insulae. Has Insulas perlustravit summaque dili- 
 gentia accuratissime descripsit et delineavit Ludovicus 
 Teisera, Lusitanus, Regia) Maiestatis Cosmographus [with 
 Latin description of 3 Islands at the back], 12^ by 13 
 inches, fine copy, scarce. [Antverpiai], 1583 
 
 B 
 
 i.| 
 
I' 
 
 m. 
 
 2 Bihliotheca Oeographiea 
 
 Acadia. Bemabks on the French Memorials concern- 
 ing the Limits of Acadia, printed at the Boyal Printing- 
 house at Paris, and distributed by the French Ministers at 
 all the Foreign Courts of Europe, with Two Maps exhibit- 
 ing the Limits. One according to the System of the 
 French, the other conformable to the English Rights, etc. 
 To which is added, an Answer to the Summary Discussion, 
 fine clean copy, tcarce) 8" T. Jejferys, London, 1756 
 
 There is, we believe, no book of About this dnlc anrl 8i7c that can be 
 compared with this for valuable {geographical and bibUogiapliical infor- 
 mation respecting Canada, Nova Scotia and Acadia. It embraces the 
 whole Territory South of the llivcr and Gulf of St. Lawrence, and 
 East of Lake Champlain and Massachusetts, and includes all the dis- 
 puted tracts and grants of both the English and French Governments. 
 The two valuable maps on the same scale, show clearly what is claimed 
 by each party. 
 
 7 AoosTA (Joseph de) Ilistoria Naturalo e Morale dclle 
 Indie, very fine large and clean copy, 
 
 vellum. d*" Bernardo Basa, Venetia, 159G 
 
 8 AcosTA (Joseph de) De NaturaNovi Orbis libri duo, et do 
 Promulgatione Evangolii apud Barbnros sivo de Piocuranda 
 Indorum salute, libri sex, calf. 8° Col. Apr. 1590 
 
 9 AoosTA (Joseph de) Naturall and Morall Historie of the 
 East and West Indies, translated by E. G[rimstone],^ne 
 copy in limp vellum. 4P London, lGO-i< 
 
 10 AcosTA (Joseph de) Historie Natuhael et Morael van 
 de Westorsche Indien. Wt don Spaenschcn overgheset 
 door Jan Huyohen van LiNscnoTEN, woodcuts, a scarce 
 edition 4P Hendrick Laurensz, Amsterdam, 1021) 
 
 11 Adam (William, of Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut) 
 
 Genealogy of the Adam Family, by W. Adam of Canaan, 
 
 Litchfield Co., Conn, with many manuscript corrections and 
 
 additions. 8" Joel Munsel, Albany, 1848 
 
 This Adam family goes back only to 1714, and comes from Bowfield, 
 
 liOcbwinnoch, Renfrewshire, Scotland. 
 
 12 Adam (William) Genealogy of the Adam Family, [with 
 MS. additions and corrections, by S. G. Drake] — Another 
 copy. 12" Joel Munsel, Albany, 1848 
 
 13 Adams (Charles Francis) The Struggle for Neutrality in 
 America: an Address before the New York Historical 
 Society, Dec. 13, 1870. 8° If. Fork, 1871 
 
 14 Adams (Daniel, M.B.) An Oration at Fitchburg, Oct. 12, 
 1801, by the Appointment and at a Meeting of the Militia 
 OfiBcers of the 4th Eegiment,^«e copy, 
 
 uncut. 8" Adams if Wilder, Leominster, Mass. 1802 
 
 15 Adams (Daniel) The Understanding Reader, or Knowledge 
 before Oratory, being a New Selection of Lessons in Head- 
 ing, the Definition of Words, etc. in a Method wholly 
 different from anything ever before published. Sixth 
 Edition. 8" Isaiah Thomas, Worcester, [1803] 
 
Morale doUe 
 
 Bibliotheoa Iliatoriea 3 
 
 16 Adams (John) Oeachiodeuis van bet Qeschil tusschen 
 O root- Britannia on Amcrika, Ecdert deszelfs Oorsprong in 
 1754 tot op den tegenwoordigen tijd,^n0 copy uncut, 
 tcaree. 8" W. Holtrop, Amst. 1782 
 
 This book is sought for pnrticnlarly on account of the fine portrait it 
 contains of tho Second President, John Adarai, painted by Vinlcelei, 
 and engraved by W. Holtrop. 
 
 17 Adams (John, President) A Selection of the Patriotic Ad- 
 dres8e8 to the President of the United States, [John 
 Adam»] together witli the President's Answers. Presented 
 in tho year 1799, and the Twenty-Second of the Indepen- 
 dence of Ataorica., Jine copy, calf. 
 
 12" John W. FoUom, Bottom, 1798 
 
 18 Adams (John, Pretident) The Inadmissible Principles of 
 the King of England's Proclamation, of October 16, 1807, 
 considered by the late President Adams, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 8° Everett ^ Munroe, Boston, 1809 
 
 Important for the origin and objects of tho War of 1812, containing a 
 history of tho British Ivivpreumtnt oj Seamen, and the American 
 Embargo. 
 
 19 Adams (John, President) Correspondence of the late Pre- 
 sident Adams, originally published in the Boston Patriot, 
 in a Series of Letters, No. 1 to 10, the original ten numbers 
 uncut, filling ^72 pages, very scarce, a few letters gone from 
 page 97. 8° Everett Sf Munroe, Boston, 1809-10 
 These important Ijctters firft publislied in the " Boston Patriot," from 
 
 the 19th May, 1809, to the 8th Feb. 1810, contaui a full history, 
 from the Adatns' point of view, of the Negotiations that terminated in 
 the acknowledgment of American Independence by Great Britain, 
 together with President Adams' defence of his Administration against 
 the charges of Alexander Hamilton. 
 
 20 Adams (John Till) An Elegy sacred to tho Memory of 
 that Patron of Virtue tho truly admired and pious J. T. 
 Adams, MB. of Bristol. Whose lloaven-born Soul, leav- 
 ing its Earthly Shrine fled to its native Home, and was 
 received to Host on Monday tho 20th Day of February, 
 Ouc Hour, P.M. or Afternoon, VJ^G, frontispiece toith por- 
 trait, cloth, scarce. 8° E. Sibley, Bristol, 1786 
 
 21 Adams (Joseph) A Poetical Sketch of the Rise and Pro- 
 gress of tho IJniversalist Society in Watertown, Mas- 
 sachusetts, uncut^ a few letters gone from the last leaf, 
 scarce. 12° Fur the Author, Newton, 1837 
 This mild historical Squib consists of about 275 four line stanzas, such 
 
 as this : — 
 
 A certain man [Phileman R. Russell] from Winchester, 
 
 Did Journey on his way ; 
 Ilim they engaged as Minister 
 
 To preach one Sabbath day. 
 
 22 Adams (Moses) The Trial of, before tho Supreme Judicial 
 Court of tho Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on an 
 Indictment for the Murder of his Wife, [Verdict, not 
 Guilty], uncut. 8" E. B. Tileston, Boston, 1815 
 
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 V, 11 
 
 i 
 
 '!i' 
 
 lii 
 
 4 Bibliotheca Ocographica 
 
 23 AdnmB (".folm Quincy, l*resident) Corrospondencc between 
 J. Q. AuaiiiH nnd scvoral [131 CitizonH of MassachuHettH, 
 concerning the chnrgo of n deHign to diuBolvo tho Union 
 alleged to Imvo cxiHlod in that State, to which ia now added 
 additional Papers, scarce, and of the highest historical im- 
 portance. 8" J. Elliot, Washington, 1829 
 
 2'1) Adams (Zabdicl, of LunenhurgK) Tho HanninoBB and Plea- 
 Hure of Unity in Christian Societies, considerod. A Sermon 
 preached at a Lecture in Bolton, New-Eugland, on August 
 2Gth, 1112, Jine copy, scarce. 
 
 12° Isaiah Thomas, Boston, 1772 
 
 25 Adams (Zabdiel, of Lunenhurgh) An Answer to a Pamphlet 
 lately published, intitled, " A. Treatise on Church Oovern- 
 ment," wherein, first, tho Errors of this anonymous 
 Author's Narrative of tho Troubles and Transactions in 
 the Church in Bolton are corrected. Secondly his Cavils 
 against Mr. Adams' Sermon are answered, etc. — Also 
 thirdly, That tho account ho has given of Councils, etc. is 
 partial, otc^ne copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" Isaiah Thomas, Boston, 1773 
 A ralunblo piece of locnl and ecclesinsticnl liigtory. 
 
 20 Adams County, Pennsylvania, Map of. Scale 1} inches per 
 mile, 35 by 41 inches, coloured [Fhil., 1802] 
 
 27 Adamson (M.) A Friendly Epistle to Neighbour John 
 Taylor, of the City of Norwich, occasioned by looking over 
 his Sermon containing an earnest Invitation to him to join 
 the Quakers and not to attempt to raise up a New Sect, 
 when there are so many already in the world. The 3rd 
 edition, to which is added a Short Dialogue between Mr. 
 Timothy Tell-truth and Obadiali Friendly.^ne and 
 clean. 8" S. Kneeland, Boston, N.E. 1738 
 
 28 Addhess and Eecommendations to the States, by the 
 United States in Congress assembled. First edition, fine 
 clean copy, scarce. 8° David C. Claypoole, Philadelphia, 1783 
 
 29 Address (An) of Members of tho House of .Kepresentatives 
 of the Congress of the United States to their Constituents, 
 on the subject of the War with Great Britain, 
 
 uncut. 8° J. Eliot, Jun. Boston, 1812 
 
 30 Address of a Minister to the Church under his Pastoral 
 Care in which it is inquired, " Whether a Church is 
 obliged, or authorised by any Precept or Precedent in the 
 New-Testament, to require a publick formal and explicit 
 Confession of some particular Misdemeanors, which is con- 
 sidered by many as previously necessary to a Christian Pro- 
 fession, to Baptism, and to Christian Communion, etc." 
 Wherein "most of the Passages in the New Testament 
 supposed to countenance the Practice are carefully ex- 
 amined, their True Meaning ascertained, and tho Negative 
 side of the Question conclusively established," scarce, ^«e 
 copy. 8° E. BattcUe, Boston, 1784 
 
Bibliolheca Ilittorica 5 
 
 .11 AddrcBS to tho I'ooplo of Groat Britain, on the Propriety 
 of Abstaining from Wost-India Su^nr ond Kum, Otn 
 edition 8" Reprinted by Samuel Hill, Jioston, 1702 
 
 It is CHtittmtodin this paper that by nhgliviiiing from the use of slivve- 
 ({rown NU|;iir, fi Ihs n week, lor 21 montha, you will pruvont tho eltvcry 
 or murder of one fellow creature. 
 
 32 AddroBs (An) to Protestant Diaaentors of all Denomina- 
 tions on the approaching Election of Members of Parlia- 
 ment with respect to tlio state of Public Liberty in General, 
 and of American Alfuird in particular, Jlne copy oj thit 
 aecond and very rare edition. 
 
 8" Thomas and John Fleet, Boston, New England, 1771( 
 
 33 Aduhkss (An) to tho Public, containing fiemnrks on the 
 present Political State of tho American Itepublicks, etc. by 
 Amicus Keipublica;, [dated at end N — h 11 — n, December, 
 178G,]7Zwe copy, scarce. 
 
 8° Samson and Jtanlet, Exeter, N. II. [178G] 
 
 31 Adelphus (Johannks) Sequctiarum luculcta interpre- 
 
 tatio : nedu scholasticis, sed et ecclesiasticis cognitu nccoa- 
 
 saria ; p Joan. Adelphu physicu Argetin collocta,_/fnfl copy, 
 
 scarce. 4" Argent. 1513 
 
 Dr. John Atleiphus, of Miilillngcn, wns the editor, or reviser of several 
 of the earliest books relating; to America, primed at Strusburg, such as 
 the Globus Mundi, Cosmographico Introductio, etc. 
 
 35 Aden. Historical and Statistical Sketches of Aden, in 
 Arabia Felix, during a Two Years' Residence in that 
 Colony ,.by an Officer in the Queen's Army, plates, 
 scarce. S° liueben Twigg, Madras, 1848 
 
 30 Ji!gyptu8 Antiqua [A Map of] mandato serenissimi Del- 
 phiui public! jurisfacta, Auctor D'Anvillo, 12J by \Q\ 
 inches, coloured. Paris, 1765 
 
 37 -^neas. Voyage d'Eneo [a Map, comprising portions of 
 Europe, Asia, aud Africa, with tho route of ^neas traced,] 
 clean, 12 by S\ inches. Paris, 1700 '? 
 
 38 .Ethiopia (A Map of the Higher and Lower), compre- 
 hending ye several Kingdomes, tho Empire of the Abis- 
 sines, Zanguebar, Nubia, etc. Congo, etc. with the Isles of 
 Madagasca, designed by Mens. Sanson, and rendred into 
 English by Eic. Blome, 10 by 12 inches, Jlne 
 
 copy London, 1669 
 
 39 Africa. Ethiopia Soperior vel Interior, vulgo Abissino- 
 rom sive Presbiteri Joannis Imperium. Ethiopia Inferior 
 vel Exterior, 2 maps, each 19 J by 15 inches,Jine and 
 clean. [Amst. 1660?] 
 
 40 Africa, or Libia Ulterior, where are the Countries of 
 Saara Desert, the Countrio of Negroes and Guine, with tho 
 Circunjjacent Countries and Kingdoms, designed by Men- 
 sieur Sanson, and rendered into Eugliah by Kichard Blome, 
 1(3 by 11 inches, Jine copy. London, 1669 
 
II 
 
 ll 
 
 6 Biblioiheca Oeographica 
 
 41 Africa (A New Map of), designed by Mon. Sanson, ren- 
 dered into English by Bichard Blome, 2H hy 15 incheSt 
 fine copy. {^London ^ 1669 
 
 42 Africa. Noviasima et Perfectissima Africae Descriptio ex 
 Forniis Caroli Allard,^rte copy, 23 by 19J 
 
 inches. Atnstelo-Batavis, [1695?] 
 
 43 Africa. L'Afrique divisee suivant I'estendue de ses princi- 
 pales parties on sent distingues les Empires, Monarchies, 
 lloyaumes, Estats et Peuples, par le Sr. Sanson, smoked, 
 34 by 22 inches, coloured. Hubert Jaillot, Paris, 1696 
 
 44 Africa. Carte Generale de I'Afrique, lev^e par Ordro 
 Expres des Boys de Portugal sous Qui on en a Fait la De- 
 couverte [including part of Braail,] scarce, clean copy, 34 by 
 23 inches, coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 45 Africa. Carte des Costes de I'Afrique lepuis Cap. de 
 Lopo, jusques a I'lsle Mazira. Levee par Ordre Expres 
 des Boys de Portugal sous qui on en a fait la Decouverte, 
 clean, 19^ by 21 inches, coloured. 
 
 Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?J 
 
 46 Africa. Carte Particuliere des Costes do I'Afrique depuis 
 C. del Gado jusques Bio Mocambo et les Isles aux Envi- 
 rons, Levee par Ordrc Expres des Boys de Portugal sous 
 qui on en a fait la Decouverte,^«e, 22^ by 16 inches, 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 47 Africa. Cartes des Costes de I'Afrique sur le Mer Medi- 
 terranee, et le Detroit de Gibraltar, les Isles de Maderes et 
 des Canaries, Jusques a Tungarral. Levee par Ordre 
 Expres des Boys de Portugal sous qui on en a fait la 
 Decouverte, ^rtc, 54 by 20 inches, 
 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 48 Africa. Carte Particuliero des Costes de I'Afrique qui 
 comprend le Pays de Cafres, etc. Levee par Ordre Expres 
 des Boys de Portugal sous qui on en a fait Decouverte, 
 
 fine, 32^ by 22\ inches, coloured. 
 
 Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 49 Africa. Carte des Costes de I'Afrique on est corapris 
 une Partie de Guinee, le Boyaume do Benin, I'lsle do St. 
 Thomas, etc. Levee par Ordre Expres des Boys de Por- 
 tugal sous qui on en ^ fait Decouverte, y?«c, 30 by 20 inches, 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 50 Africa. Carte Particuliero des Costes de I'Afrique qui 
 comprend le Boyaume de Maroc, etc. Levee par Ordre 
 Expres des Boys de Portugal sous qui on en h. fait la De- 
 couverte, y?«e, 33 by 21 i inches, 
 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700?] 
 
 51 Africa. Carte Particuliero des Costes de I'Afrique qui 
 comprend le Boyaume de Cachao le Province de Gelofo, 
 etc. Levee ])ar Ordre Expres des Boys de Portugal sous 
 qui on en a fait la Decouvorte,.^«e, 30 by 21 \ inches, 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
Bihliotheca Historica 7 
 
 62 Africa. Carte Particuliere des Costes do I'Afrique qui 
 comprend une Partie de Congo, etc. Levee per Ordre 
 Expres des fioys de Portugal sous qui on en ^ fait la De- 
 couverte,^ntf, 17 by 22 5 inches, 
 coloured. Pierre Mbrtier, Amsterdam, [1700 f] 
 
 53 Africa. Carte des Costes de I'Afrique depuis Cabo Corso 
 jusques a Omorro. Levee par Ordre Expres des Boys do 
 Portugal sous qui on en a fait la Decouverte,^«c, 17 bt/ 22 ^ 
 inches, coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 54 Africa. Carte Particuliere des Costes de I'Afrique depuis 
 Cabo Ledo jusques au Cap de Bone Esperaiice. Levee par 
 Ordre Expres des Eoys de Portugal sous qui on en a fait 
 la Decouverte,_/?wc, 17 by 22|^ inches, 
 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 55 Africa, with all its States, Kingdoms, etc. improved and 
 enlarged from D'Anville's Map, to which have been added 
 a particular Chart of the Gold Coast, wherein are distin- 
 guished all the European Forts and Factories, by S. 
 Boulton, and also a summary Description relative to tlio 
 Trade and Natural Produce, Manners, and Customs of the 
 African Continent uud Islands, ttvo sheets, each 48 hy 20 
 inches, coloured. 
 
 Laurie and Whittle, London, 12th May, 179 1 
 
 56 Africa. Carte Encyprotype de I'Afriquo reduite de la 
 Carte sur le feuilles du mcme Auteur, Par H. Brue, Jine, 
 28i by 21 inches, coloured. Paris, [1800 ?] 
 
 57 Africa (Map of) Ilerausgegeben von J. C. Ilinrichs, 14 by 
 12 inches, coloured. Leipzig, 1814 
 
 58 ArniCAN Trabe. The National and Private Advantages 
 of the African Trade considered, being an Enquiry how 
 far it concerns the Trading Interests of Great Britain to 
 maintain the Forts and Settlements in Africa belonging to 
 the Koyal African Company of England, with a correct 
 Map of the Coast of Africa and all the European Settle- 
 ments, map, Jine copy, uncut. 
 
 8° John and Paul Knapton, London, 174G 
 The object of this book of 128 pages, is to induce Parliament to grant, 
 in the manner it now does to the Cunard Company, a subsidy of 
 £30,000 per annum to the Royal African Company to carry on its 
 trade in Negroes to the Plantations in America, and to supply the 
 surplus ones to the Spanish provinces there. " This trade is the most 
 nationally beneficial of any we carry on. It is also allowed on all 
 hands, that the trade to Africa is the branch which renders our 
 American Colonies and Plantations so advantageous to Great Britain." 
 Only thirty years before the Declaration of American Independence, 
 Parliament is urged to supply the Colonies abundantly with negroes, in 
 order to preserve their dependancy on the British Crown, for the benefit 
 of the British Manufacturer, Merchant, and Landed Gentlemen. The 
 atrocious earnestness of these arguments is equalled only by the greed 
 for money exhibited by this Company, which had for its supporters 
 Tery many of the highest names in the land, whose wealth in the hands 
 of their grandchildren even nowsavors of the Negro. 
 
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 59 Africa. South Africa, delineated from yarious Documents, 
 by A. Arrowsmith, scarce, 37 by 24 inches, coloured, fine 
 copy. London, March, 1815 
 
 60 AtricsB Antiquffl et quariindum Europa^, A siaeq ue, adiacen- 
 tium BegioDum accurata delineatio edita a Nicolas Blan- 
 cardo, Batavo, 21 by 14^ inches, clean. [Amst. 1680?] 
 
 61 AfricsB, described, the Manners of their Habits and Build- 
 inge, newly done into English, by S. S. and published at 
 the charges of G. Hunable, 20 by \b\ inches, fine 
 
 copy, London, 1626 
 
 62 Ajpkicje ProprioB Tabula, in qua Punica regna uides ; 
 Tyrios, et Agenoris vrbem. Ex Conatibus Geographicis 
 Abrahami Ortelii,^nc large copy, 18?^ by 13i 
 
 inches. [Aniverpiae,'] 1590 
 
 63 Agueros (Pedro Gonzales de) Descripcion Historial de la 
 Provincia y Archipielago de Chile 3 en el Eegno de Chile y 
 Obispado de la Concepcion, with a large and elaborate cop- 
 per-plate map of the Province and Archipelago of Chiloe, on 
 a scale of 20 leagues to a degree, plate at p. 15, fine copy, 
 calf, scarce. 4° Don Benito Cano, [Ziwio,] 1791 
 
 A book of very considerable geographical value. To it is appended, 
 pp. 251-314, Noticias Fracticas e individuales de las Islas nombradas 
 Tulgarmente de Otahiti 6 Carolinas, situados en el Liar del Sud, 6 
 Facifico. 
 
 64 Aiken (Solomon, of Dracuft, Ft.) An appeal to the 
 Churches containing animadversions on three Ecclesiastical 
 Councils, with Observations on the Convocation of the 
 Churches, and a suit commenced and charges presented 
 against their representatives forming the said Councils, 
 uncut, 120 pages, scarce. 
 
 8° K P. Walton, Montpelier, Vt. 1821 
 
 65' Aire (Plnn de la Ville d') et duFort St. Francois Ville Forte 
 
 du Comte d'Artois situee sur la Lis k trois Lieues de S. 
 
 Omer, etc. 19 by 15 inches Pierre Husson, La Haye, n. d. 
 
 66 Akenside (Dr.) The Pleasures of Imagination ; a Poem, 
 to which is added The Art of Preserving Health, a Poem, 
 by Dr. Armstrong, clean copy on thick paper. 
 
 12° Wayland and Davis, JVew York, 1795 
 
 67 Albany, etc. A Chorographical Map of the Country 
 between Albany, Oswego, Frontenac, and Les Troia 
 Rivieres, exhibiting all the Grants made by the French 
 Governors on Lake Champlain, and between that Lake and 
 Montreal, by Thomas Jefferys, very fine copy, 20| by 26^ 
 inches, coloured. [London, 1768 ?] 
 
 This map is of the highest rarity and importance, especially for Ver- 
 mont. The grants of the townships between Lake Champlain and 
 Connecticut River are mostly laid down, both those granted by New York 
 and New Hampihiro, up as far as Banict. The places on the Mohawk 
 Rirer are all indicated, as well as those on the Hudson abore Albany. 
 
mbliotheca Ilis/orica 
 
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 70 
 
 71 
 
 G8 Albany, New York. Map of the Vicinity of Albany and 
 Troy, by J. C. Sidney, 36 % 39 inches, coloured, mounted on 
 calico. W. II, Young, publisher, 1851 
 
 Albany, Early Recohds of the City and County of 
 Albany and Colony of llensselaerswyck, 1G56-1673, trans- 
 lated from the original Dutch, with Notes, by Jonathan 
 Pearson, cloth. imp. 8° J. Munsel, Albany, N. Y. 1SU9 
 
 Albeutus Magnus. Habes in hac pagina, Amice lector, 
 Alberti Magni Germaui pricipis philosophi, de natura loco- 
 rum Librum niira eruditione, ct singular! fruge refertu, 
 et iam primum summa diligeda reuisum, in luce reditun:, 
 quern leges diligetius, vel si Cosmographia vel Physica 
 profecisse te voluris, Jine copy, slightly wormed, scahce, 
 [Colophon over the monogram of Alantse of Vienna] 
 
 4P Argentoratif Ex Aedibus Matthice Schurerij, 
 
 Mense Januario, 1515 
 A very important mediaeval geographical work, editeil by the gcogfaphical 
 fraternity at Vienna. In Chapter VII, in which the author discusses 
 whether or not the land south of the Equator extends to the Southern 
 Pole, and is inhabited, George Tanstctter Collimitius, the editor, adds 
 a nifirginal note on the recto of D, to the effect that Vespucci had sailed 
 as far south as 50", and finding land inhabited, so described it. 
 Albeutus Magnus. Liber secretorum Alberti magni do 
 virtutibus herbarum : et animalium quoruudam. Eius- 
 demq; liber do mirabilibus mundi ; et etiam de quibusdaiu 
 ettectibus causatis a quibusdam animalibus, etc. fine clean 
 copy, very scahce, in double column, with handsome woodcut 
 frontispiece. 4" [Colophon'] Impressum Venetiis per Jo. Bap. 
 Sessa Anno Domini 1502, Dies vero 12 Februarii 
 Albion, Orleans County, New York (Map of the) Village 
 of, by F. French, [with views of Kesidences,] fine clean 
 copy, 43j by 38 inches, coloured, Philadelphia, 1857 
 
 Alden (Ebenezer) The early history of the Medical pro- 
 fession in the County of Norfolk, Massachusetts. An Ad- 
 dress before Norfolk District Medical Society, May 10, 
 1853, tmcut. 8« Boston, 1853 
 
 Tliis im]iortant book contains biographical notices of the chief mcilical 
 men, from the earliest to the i)reseut time, who lived in the towns 
 of Weymouth, Quincy, Braiiitree, Randolph, Dorchester, Alilton, 
 Canton, btoughton, Sharon, Foxborough, Dedham, Dover, Med(icl<l, 
 Meihvay, Ncedhatn, Bellingham, Walpolc, Franklin, Koxbury, and 
 West lioxbury. 
 
 71 Alden (Lucius) Historical Discourse, at Newcastle, N. II. 
 Nov. 25, 1849, scarce, valuable local history. 
 
 80 C. B. Brewster, Portsmouth, 1819 
 75 Allien (Timothy) The Glory of America, a Century Ser- 
 mon delivered at tlie South Church in Portsmouth, N. II. 
 January 1801, together with a number of llistorical notes, 
 and an Appendix containing an account of the Newspapers 
 printed in the State [of New Hampshire]. 
 
 b« W. Treadwell and Co. Portsmouth, ISOl 
 Of the highest historical, biographical, and bibliographical importance. 
 
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 7G Alden (Timothy) Memoirs of the late Rev. Jouathan 
 French, of Andover, in Massachuaetta, who died 28th July, 
 1809, aged 70, [with a list of Mr. French's nine publica- 
 tions,] scarce. 8° J. Seymour, New York, 1810 
 
 77 Alden (Timothy, Jan.) Memoirs of Edward Tying, Esquire, 
 of Boston, and of Hon. William Tyng, Esq. of Gorham, 
 uncut, scarce, and valuable. 
 
 8" Munroe, Francis, and Parker, Boslon, 1808 
 
 78 Alden (Timothy, Jtm.) An Account of the several religious 
 Societies in Portsmouth, N. H. from their first establish- 
 ment, and of the Ministers of each, to the first of Jan. 
 1805, [with an Appendix of historical, biographical, and 
 genealogical Notes,] scarce. 
 
 8° Munroe, Francis, and Parker, Boston, 1808 
 
 79 Aldridge (Rev. Mr.) A Narrative of the Lord's wonderful 
 Dealings with John Marrant, a Black (now gone to Preach 
 the Gospel in Nova Scotia), bom in New York, taken down 
 from his own Relation, Gth edition. &" London, 1788 
 
 80 Aldrich (Lorenzo D. of Lansinhurgh, New Fork,) A Journal 
 of the Overland Route to California, and the Gold Mines, 
 scarce and curious. 
 
 8° A. Kirkpatrick, LansinhurgTi, New York, 1851 
 
 This simple diary of an uneducated man going overland from Albany to 
 
 San Francisco in 1849 affords an entertaining contrast to the pleasure 
 
 and ease of a similar jouniey in 1872. The importance to the historian 
 
 and geographer of these early waifs cannot be over-estimated. 
 
 81 Alexander (Caleb) A Grammatical System of the English 
 Language, comprehending a plain and familiar Scheme of 
 teaching young Gentlemen and Ladies the Art of Speaking 
 and Writing correctly, from the lOtli edition, corrected by 
 the author. 12° Johi Prentiss, Keene, N. H. 1811 
 
 82 Alexandri Magni Macedonis Expeditio [A Map extending 
 from the Peloponnesus to India, and including part of 
 Africa, Egypt, the Euxine, Caspian, and Scythians] 
 
 18 bi/ 14 inches, ^ne. Abrah. Ortelius, Antcerpitp, 1595 
 
 83 Alfonso {King of Spain). Tabulje Astbo50mice Al- 
 FOHsi Regis. [Colophon^ Expliciunt Tabule tabularum 
 Astronomice Divi Alfonsi Romanorum et Castelle regis 
 illustrissimi : Opera et arte mirifica viri solertis Johanis 
 Ilamman de Landoia dictus Hertzog. Curaq: sua n5 
 mediocri : impressioe complete existunt Felieibus astris. 
 Anno a Prima Rerum etherearum circuitone 8176. Sole in 
 parte 18 gradiente Scorpij Sub celo Veneto. Anno Salutis 
 14)92 currente : Pridie Calen. Novembris. 4° Venetijs, 1492 
 
 How Columbus and the other Navigators of the fifteenth century calcu- 
 lated their latitudes and especially their longitudes has been among the 
 most difficult questions for the investigation of historians. These tables, 
 edited, illustrated by problems, and explained by the greatest of medisval 
 astronomers, John Miiller, calling himself Montcrcgius, and published 
 the very yeai' America was discovered, throw much light on the sul> 
 ject, and tend to show that Discovery and Nautical Astronomy advancsd 
 hand in hand. 
 
Bibliotheca Hutorica 
 
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 Si Alexandria, vetustissimum ^gypti emporium, Ampliasima 
 civitas, ab Alexandro Magno condita, rouris turrib* et pro- 
 pugnaculia ea forma, qua heic depicta videtur ante Christi 
 udventum Anuis 320 constructa fuit magnifica olini etnunc 
 quoque bene munita conspicitur, sed intra moonia ruinis et 
 ruderib' plenn, Magnitudme Lutetiae Parisiarum respondet. 
 [with Latiu letterpress at the back] 18| by 14^ inches, 
 clean. [^Amst. 1590] 
 
 85 Alexandria. A correct account of the Battle of Alexandria, 
 with a sketch of the Campaign in Egypt, under Sir Ealph 
 Abercrombie, uncut. 
 
 8° Southicick ami Ilardcastle, New York, 1801 
 
 80 Algerii Saracenorum urbis fortissimae in Numidia Africto 
 I'lovincia structa iuxta Balearieos fliictus Maediterranei 
 {rquoris Hispaniam contra, Othmanoz Pricipu jmperio 
 rodacta) imago [with Latin description at the back], 
 19| by 13^ inches. [Amst. 1580?] 
 
 87 Allan (Peter John) The Poetical Remains of P. J. Allan, 
 late of Fredcricton, New Brunswick. AVith a short Bio- 
 graphical Notice, edited by the Kev. H. Christmas, cloth, 
 uncut. &" London, 1853 
 
 88 Allen (Col. Ebenezci) A Circular or short Biography of 
 Col. E. Allen, known as Capt. or Major in the New Hamp- 
 shire Grants and its Rangers, a d. 1777, and after, historical 
 and scarce. S" Dated Grand Isle, Vermont, Dec. 1851 
 
 With iiiany manuscript notes, aiMitions. and corrections, in the hand- 
 writing of Zailok Tlionii'son, author of the Civil and Natural History 
 of Vermont. 
 
 89 Allen (Col. Ebenezer, of Vermont.') Reprint of a Short 
 Biography of Col. E. Allen, known in the New Ilamshiro 
 Grants as Captain or Major, 1777, before and after. Also 
 short Biographies of Lieut. Samuel Allen and Dr. Jacob 
 Roebuck. Some Reminiscences of Lake Champlain, 
 scarce. 8" J. W. Tuttle, Plattsburyh, 1852 
 
 90 Allen (Ethan) Narrative of the capture of Tieouderoga, 
 and of his Captivity and treatment by the British, written 
 by himself, fifth edition, with Notes,^He copy, 
 
 uncut. h" C. Goodrich, Burlington, 1819 
 
 This edition contains mnch that is not in any other. 
 
 91 Allen (Ethan) Report of the Committee under the Act 
 providing for the erection of a Monument over the grave 
 of Ethan Allen. [J. N. Poineroy and G. P. Marsh, Com- 
 mittee.] 8° Montpelicr, J 858 
 
 92 Allen (Ileman) Exposition of the Controversy subsisting 
 between Silas llathway and himself, uncut, scarce, Privately 
 printed. h" {Montpclier ? 1822] 
 
 93 Allen (Ilcman) Statement [by the defendants] of the cause 
 of lleiiian Allen v. Hathway and Peirson, [with Judge 
 Bray ton's Report of the Case of Heman Allen v. llathway 
 and I'eir&on, containing all the evidence admitted] Privately 
 jirintal, hhck/, scarce. .S' '^BuiUiiyton, Vermont, 1822] 
 
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 91 Allen (TIeman) Remarks of Mr. Allen, Counsel upon tlie 
 Petition of Silas Hathway, praying for a new trial, and 
 drawn up by S. Prentiss, with the Opinion of Daniel 
 Webster upon the validity of the Act of the Vermont 
 Legislature of 1821, granting a new trial in the action of 
 Heman Allen v. S. Hathway and Uziel Pierson, with MS. 
 corrections, Jine copy, uncut, scarce, Privately 
 printed. 8» [Burlington ? 1S22] 
 
 The question was, Have the Legislature a Constitutional ri}:bt to grunt 
 a new trial in a case where a decision lias been had in the Supreme ur 
 higliest Court? 
 
 95 Allen {Oen. Ira) A concise Summary of the second 
 volume of the Olive Branch. A book containing an account 
 of Governor Chittenden's giving written instructions to 
 Gen. Ira Allen in 1795 to purchas Military Stores in 
 Europe for the Militia of the State of Vermont, 
 SCABCE. 8" For the Author, Philadelphia, April, ]S07 
 
 9G Allen (John and Thomas Shepard, Pastors of Dedham 
 and Camhridje in New England) Defence of the AnsAver 
 made unto the nine Questions or Positions sent from New 
 England against the Keply thereto, by John Ball, 
 scarce. 4° London, 1648 
 
 97 Allen {Bev. Joseph) Topographical and Historical Sketches 
 of the Town of Northborough, with the early history of 
 Marlborough, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,^He 
 copy, uncut, a scarce volume of local and family 
 
 history. 8" Lincoln and Baldwin, Worcester, 182G 
 
 98 Allen (Paul, jun.) An Oration on the Necessity of Political 
 Union at the present day at the Commericement of Ehodo 
 Island College, 1797. 
 
 8° Carter and Wilkinson, Providence, 1797 
 
 99 Allen (Samuel C.) Eulogy on the Hon. John Wheelock, 
 President of Dartmouth University, who died April 4, 1817, 
 pronounced August 27, 1817, the day of the Anniversary 
 Coanneucemout,^«eco;;y, uncut, biographical and 
 
 scarce. 8° David Watson, Jr., Hanover, 1817 
 
 100 Allen (Stephen T.) An Address in Merrimack, N. H. 
 April 3, ISIO, at the Centennial Celebration of the Incor- 
 poration of the Town. 8° Dickinson and Co., Boston, 1846 
 
 A valuable volume of local history, containing besides the history and 
 statistics of the Township, a full genealogical account of its families. 
 
 101 Allen (Thomas, of Pittsfield) Submission to the Will of 
 God; a Discourse, occasioned by the death of Thomas 
 Allen, jun., one of the llepresentatives of this town in the 
 General Court, who died 22nd March, 180G, uncut, 
 scarce. 8" Phineas Allen, Pittsfield, April, 180G 
 
 102 Allen (Thomas, of Pittsfield) An historical Sketch of the 
 County of Berkshire atid town of Pittsfield, May, 1808, 
 uncut, SCAHCE. 8" B'k'her and Armstrong, Boston, 180S 
 
Bibliotheca Ilistorica 
 
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 103 Allen (Thomas) A Sermon preached before James Sullivan, 
 Governor, the Council and Legislature of Massachusetts, 
 on the day of Election, May 25th, 1808. 
 
 8° Adams and Ithoadea, Boston, [1808] 
 
 1 04. Allen ("William) A Sermon before Caleb Strong, Governor, 
 
 the Council and Legislature of Massachusetts, May 2Gth, 
 
 1813, being the Anniversar}' Election, Jine copy, uncut, a 
 
 U'ord or two gone from the last leaf. 
 
 8" Russell and Cutler, Boston, 1813 
 
 105 Allen (William of Northampton, Author of the American 
 Biogr. Dictionary.) An Historical Discourse in Dorchester, 
 Jan. 2, 1848, the fortieth Anniversary of the gathering of 
 the second Church under the care of the late John 
 Codman. 8° T. R. Marvin, Boston, 1848 
 
 106 Allen (William) Memoir of John Codman, D.D., vi^ith 
 Eeminisceuces by Joshua Bates, D.D., late President of 
 Middleburg College, Vermont. 
 
 8° Marvin and Whipple, Boston, 1853 
 
 107 Allen (William, author of the American Biog. Dictionary) 
 Au Address at Northampton, Mass., October 29, 1854, in 
 commemoration of the close of the Second Century since 
 the settlement of the Town [with an historical, statistical, 
 and genealogical Appendix of great value.] 
 
 8" Hopkins, Bridgman and Co., Northampton, 1855 
 
 108 Allston (Washington, American Painter,) The Sylphs of 
 the Seasons, with other poems, first American edition, 
 SCARCE. 12*> Cummings and Ililliard, Boston, 1813 
 
 109 ALMAGRO {El Mariscal Diego de, first the friend 
 and afterwards the rival and enemy of Don Francisco de 
 PiZAiiRo) A long original Autogi-aph Letter to Charles V 
 addressed " f ala. S. C. C. mgt. el enperador Rey don carlos 
 nro S'^''" nearly sixty very closely written lines on two 
 foolscap folio pages, dated in Peru, at Pachacamac, the Ist 
 of January, 1535. 
 
 This genuine and highly importtint historical document is marked " Diir 
 I'licada," and this may perhaps account for its having found its way 
 nut of the public archives of Spain. It is probably the only original 
 Manuscript Letter of Alniagio that has ever occurred for sale in this 
 country. The Story of Almagro I Is it not well told by Prescott in 
 loo pages of his Conq^iest of Peru? How he was a foundling, a 
 suitlier, and an adventurer. How he su]iplicd the money and joined 
 another ftmndling and adventurer named Pizarro, and went forth from 
 Piinama to conquer the barbaric empire of Peru. How the foundlings 
 ([uturelled, and how Charles V favoured them both. This letter to 
 tlie Emperor recounts his past services, withdraws a former ajijilication 
 for a deputy-governorship under PizaiTo, and asks a governorship of a 
 country which he had partly explored beyond the Territory of Pizarro, 
 where he could follow up the di.«coveries of the Straits and the Spicerics, 
 which Magelan had opened. It has been said that Almagro could no 
 more write his own name than could Charlemagne, but this despatch 
 seems to tell another story. We believe it both genuine and from his 
 own pen, though it is possible tliat iii.< secretary may have written it 
 all save tlic tinishing touch to the flourish of his signature, as was 
 custoniarv. 
 
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 110 Alsatia. Siiporioris Alsatiro ncc non Bn'sigavioc et Simt- 
 gavite Geographica Tabula ex conatibus ^icoloai Visacher, 
 22 by 18 inches, coloured, fine. [^Amst. 1680 ?] 
 
 III Alpenlaudcr (Atlaa der) Schweiz, Savoyen, Sixd-Bayern, 
 Tirol, Salzburg, Erzlierzogthum Osterreidi etc. nach den 
 neut'sten Materialien bearbeitct von J. O. Mayn. — Ersto 
 Lieferung: Titel imd tibersichtsblatt, Section I. luid IV. 
 clean, 25 hy 17 inches, coloured, Justus Perthes, Ootha, 1858 
 
 112 Alto Velo Island. Eeport of the Secretary of State on 
 tlie Claim of Patterson and Murguicndo, with a further 
 Argument of the Claimaints. 
 
 S*" Government Printing Office, Washington, ISfiS 
 This valuable publication contains no less than sixteen facsimile copies 
 of early and late maps of St. Dominj^o and adjacent parts, taken from 
 tiie Kohl Collection in the Dei)artnicnt of State at Washington. These 
 facsimile nia])S alone render tliis a book of very consideral)le geo<;ra- 
 ))hical importance outside the small island of Alto Velo, the subject of 
 the controversy. 
 
 113 Ambacht. Perfccto Kaerte ran't Berger en Broucborger 
 Aiiibacht mitsgadcrs de Wateringcn cndc do Vicr Dycken, 
 door N. Visschor, clean, 20 J hi/ 10 inches Amst. n. d, 
 
 111 America. Insula) AmericaiiiB in Oceano Septentrional!, 
 cum Terris adiacentibus, a sjyicndid map, 20^ hj 15 inches, 
 
 fine copy, Apnd Joanncm Janssonium, Amst. 1G35 ?j 
 
 115 America. Carte Nouvello de I'Ameriquo Angloise con- 
 tenant la Virginie, Mary-Land, Caroline, Pensylvania, Nou- 
 vellc Torek, N. Jarsey.N. Erance,et les Terres Nouvellcmcnt 
 Decouverte, par le Sieur S. \_Parte Orientate^ fine copy, 3G 
 hy 23}i inches, coloured Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700] 
 A very valuable map. The " Porte de St Duluth " is laid down, but some 
 little distance from the present town of that name. New Yoi-k and 
 Connecticut are pretty fully described, as indeed is the most of New 
 England to Lake Cluimi)lain. 
 110 America. Chart of the N. W. Coast of America, and tho 
 N. E. Coast of Asia explored in the years 1778 and 1779, 
 prepared by Lieut. Ileny. Koberts, under the immediate 
 inspection of Capt. Cook, a splendid'map loith the tracks of 
 various Navigators,fine copy, 2GA by \o\ inches, coloured, 
 2nd edition. Win. Faden, London, Jan, 1, 1791 
 
 117 Ameuica. a New Map of the Whole Continent of Ame- 
 rica, divided into North and South, and West Indies, 
 wherein are exactly described the United States of North 
 America, as well as the several European Possessions 
 according to the Preliminaries of Peace, signed at Ver- 
 sailles, Jan. 20, 17S3, compiled from M. D'Auville'a Maps, 
 with the addition of the Spanish Discoveries in 1775, to tho 
 North of California, and corrected in the several Parts 
 belonging to Great Britain, from the original materials of 
 Gov(!rnor Pownall, 2 sheets, each 4:7 by 20\ inches, coloured, 
 SCAIICK and valuable. 
 
 Laurie cj- Whittle, London, 12th May, 1791 
 
Bibliotheca lUstorica 15 
 
 118 America (Two IVfapa of) Nortli America and South. 
 America, each 9 bi/ 7 inches. J. Fhinn, sculpt. [1750 VJ 
 
 119 America. A Map of the BrilJdh Empire iu America, witii 
 tlio French, Spanish, and the Dutch Settlements adjacent 
 tiiereto, by Ilenry Popple [with a view of the Falls of 
 Niagara], fine copy, lU by 19^ inches. 
 
 Frintedfor T. Covens and C. Mortier, AntslerJam, 1773 
 
 120 America (A. Map of) Nord-America und die Autilliacheii 
 Inseln, 13 by 17 inches, coloured 
 
 clean J. C. Hinrichs, Leipzig, 181 li 
 
 121 America. Historisch-Statistischc Notiz der (irossbrit- 
 taunischen Colonien in America mit politisclien Anmcr- 
 kungcn die gegenwilrtigen Americanischen Uuruhen bct- 
 rclVend I'i" Frankfurt und Leipzig, 1770 
 
 It WHS upon informatinn such as is contained in this rare boo)?, tlint tlio 
 I'rinccs were induced to sell their Hessians to serve under iiuryoyno 
 and others in America in 1777. 
 
 122 America. L'Aiuerique Delivree, Esquis.sc d'un Poemo sur 
 rindepeudance de I'Amerique, 2 woh.finc uncut 
 
 copy 8° /. A. Crajenschot, Amsterdam, 17S3 
 
 Tlie Dedication to John Adams is signed L. C. d. 1. G. Whatever the 
 value of tlie poem may be, the extensive historical notes arc of very 
 great interest, full of incident, anecdote and historical facts. 
 
 123 Ameuica. The History of America, iu Two Books, con- 
 taining, I. A General History of America. 11. A Concise 
 llistorv of the late Revolution, extracted from the American 
 Edition of the Encyclopoedia, the second edition, toith two 
 maps, a scarce and valuable book. 12° T. Dobson, Philad. 1795 
 
 As Uobson's edition of the Edinburgh Encyclopnedia is not accessible in 
 
 this country, this edition in separate form is convenient. 
 
 121 Amehica. The Late Kegulations respecting the British 
 
 ■ Colonies on the Continent of America, considered in a 
 
 Letter from a Grentleman in Philadelphia to hia Friend in 
 
 London, y?/ie copy, uncut, very rare. 
 
 8° William Bradford, Philadelphia, 17G'> 
 125 America. Die Ankuuft der Deutschcn aus Amerika, eiu 
 Lustspiel in einem Aufzuge, 55 pages, rare and 
 entertaining. 12" Jlof, 17SJf 
 
 This stupid play is built on the German mercenary soldiers in America, 
 (probably the Ilessians). who were sold to the English by their Princes, 
 and sent off like so many sheep to the slaughter, but who escaped that 
 fate by surrendering with Burgoyne and his Army. Sonic lived to die 
 in America, but some returned home to be laughed at. 
 
 " Sophia — Ah, we were just talking about the Americans. The Bailie's 
 wife thinks that the man who has been in America is not a hair better 
 than the one who has remained in Germany, and I am quite of her 
 opinion. Bailie — If you women would only not talk about s.icli things ! 
 you understand nothing about it. A man who has been in America 
 deserves esteem, — especially if he is not conceited about it, etc.'' 
 
 The chief fun of the piece appears to consist in the return of a soldier 
 who was supposed to have been killed, and whose wife had married 
 another husband, and when the soldier wants to know how long she 
 had waited, she tells him that she gave him up for loi^t on the day he 
 started for America. « 
 
 
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 12G America Soptcntrionalis [noting the vftrious discoveries, 
 but not Inter than James's Voyage, 10J31], early impression 
 before full lettering, 21,i by 18.J inches [Janssen, Amst. 1095] 
 
 127 America. Gemma Phrvsius de Principiia Astronomia) 
 et Cosniopraphia) deque Uau Globi ab eodem editi. Item 
 do Orbis Divisione et Insults Rebusque nuper invent is, wood- 
 cuts, VERY HARE. 4" s. I. Sf a. (Antverpia IG.'JO) 
 
 Tliis edition is not mentioned l)y Ilanissc, wlio (|uote9 one printed at 
 ' Antwerp by J. Graplieus with tlie (Into of 1630, and name of i)rinter on 
 
 the authority of Maittairo, apparently without having seen a copy. 
 
 128 America. Continente Americano Arn;onauta de la3 
 Costas do Nueva-Eapana y Tierra-Firmo, Islas, y Ba.x08 do 
 csta Navegacion, Lonj^itud, y Altura do Polo, do sus Puertos, 
 y Noticiaa do estaa Ilabitacioncs, ^ne copy in old Spanish 
 red morocco, richly ornamented with gold tooling, gilt 
 edges. 8" s. I. tj" «. circa 1730 
 
 A very scarce and interesting work, containing nnicli curious liistorical 
 information. It was apparently privately printed hy the author, who 
 states that he resided five years in America, " cou difforentes ocupacioncs 
 del servicio del Key en Mar y Tierra." 
 
 129 American Association for the Advancement of Science, 
 Tenth Meeting, at Albany, N. Y. August 1850, out of print 
 and scarce. 8" Cambridge, 1857 
 
 130 American Ceylon Mission. Brief Sketch of the, with an 
 Appendix [historical and biographical] 
 
 8° American Mission Press, Jaffna, 1849 
 
 131 American Continental Conohess (Extracts from the 
 Votes and Proceedings of the), held at Philadelphia, 5th 
 Sept. 1774, containing the Bill of Bights, a List of Griev- 
 ances, the Association, an Address to the People of Great 
 Britain, etc. fine clean copy, uncut, the very rare. First edi- 
 tion. 8« Wm. and Thomas Bradford, Fhilad. Oct. 27th, 177 4i 
 
 132 American Cookery, or the Art of Dressing Viands, Fish, 
 Poultry, and Vegetables, and of making Puff Pastes, Pies, 
 etc. and all kinds of Cakes, by an American Orphan. 
 
 12» Elijah Brooks, Walpole, N. II. 1812 
 Chouder, Iamb pie, Indian pudding, pumpkin pie, hoe cake, slap jacks, 
 election cake, buck wheats, federal pancakes, cookies, molasses-ginger- 
 bread, etc. arc the delicacies herein taught by this Orphan. 
 
 133 American's Guide (The). The Constitutions of the United 
 States with the latest Amendments ; also the Declaration 
 of Independence, Articles of Confederation, etc. Washing- 
 ton's Farewell Address and the Inaugural Speeches of the 
 several Presidents. 12" J. Fletcher, Fhilad. 1810 
 
 130 Ambuican Measures : A further Examination of our 
 present American Measures and of the Reasons and Prin- 
 ciples on which they are founded, by the Author of Con- 
 siderations on the Measures carrying on with respect to 
 the British Colonies in North America [Matthew Robinson] 
 fine copy, 250 pages. 8" Bath, 1770 
 
Uilliotheca Ilislorica 17 
 
 135 AniPricnn Independenco llio Interest nnd Glt)ry of Oreat 
 Britain ; Arguineiita which prove, that not only in Taxation, 
 but in Trade, Manufiictures, and Government, the Colonics 
 are entitled to nn entire Independency on the British 
 Legislature, etc. [by Maj. John Cartwriglit],y/rte copy, halj 
 calf. 8° Robert Bell, Philad. 1770 
 
 Tliis is ft reprint of t!ic first London edition of 1774 ; but tlic printer, on 
 piij,'C 121, in udvcrtisinj; for tlic loan of n co[>y of tlic sciond edition of 
 1775, gives a notice of tlie worii from the Monthly lleview. 
 
 13G Aniericiin Mariners (The), or the Atlantic Voynge, a 
 moral poem ; prefixed is a Vindication of the American 
 Character from the Aspersions of the Quarterly Iluviuwers, 
 to which are added Naval Annals, or au impartial summary 
 of tho Actions between the JShips of Great Britain and 
 those of the United States, copious Notes and Illustrations 
 [By — Davis, Author of Travels in America] 
 
 8° Brodie and Dowding, Sttlishuri/ 
 Full of incident, anecdote and facts respecting the war of 1812. 
 
 137 American Missionaries. An examination of Charges 
 against the American Missionaries at the Sandwich Islands, 
 as alleged in the voyage of the ship Blonde, and in tho 
 Loudon Quarterly lleview, [by Jeremiah Evarts, Esq.] 
 
 8" Camhridye, 1827 
 
 138 American Naval Battles, being a complete History of tho 
 Battles fought by the Navy of the United States from its 
 establishment in 179J' to the present time, including tho 
 Wars with France and Tripoli ; tho late War with Great 
 Britain, and with Algiers, with an account of the Attack 
 on Baltimore, and of the Battle of New Orleans, 
 
 plates. 8° C. Oat/lord, Boston, 1837 
 
 139 American Orators. Sketches of American Orators, by 
 Anonymous. Written in Washington 
 
 uncut. 12" F. Lucas Jr. Baltimore, 181G 
 
 Tlic Orators particularly named are Kandolph, Marshall, Emmet, 
 rinkney, Wirt, etc, 
 
 110 American Oriental Society (Journal of the), Vol. I. No. 1, 
 A^ols. II— V. Vol. VII. Vol. VIII. No. 1, {wantinj only 
 Bart 2 of Vol. I. and Vol. VI.) some scarce, 
 
 parts. 8° JVew Haven, 1813-18G4 
 
 111 American Oriental Society (Journal of the), Vol. I. No. 1, 
 second edition, Proceedings, May 2Lst, 1862, and Vol. VIII. 
 No. 1. 8° JVew Haven, 1850-1801 
 
 142 American Pioneer (The), A INIonthly Periodical, devoted 
 to the Objects of the Logan Historical Society, Vol. I. No.s. 
 1 — 4. Vol. II. Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5, loith title-pages, cuts, in good 
 clean condition, but not perfect 8° Chillicol/ie, Ohio, lH-i2-i'-\ 
 
 No Western historical publication is more valuable than this, or more 
 difficult to find complete. 
 
 143 American Pioneer (The), A Monthly Periodical, devoted 
 to the Objects of the Logan Historical Society, Vol. I. 
 Part 1, uncut, scarce. 8" Chillicothe, O. 1842 
 
 •'.I . 
 
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 ' rts ; 
 
18 Tiibliotheca Qeographica 
 
 144 American Principles. A Review of Works of iMalicrAnjofl, 
 compiled hv a number of liia Friends. [My John Quincy 
 Adams], r irst published in the Boston Patriot, uncut, but 
 cuttini/. 8" Everett and Munroe, Boston, 1801) 
 
 145 American Sketches. Farmer's I'ireside, a Poem [to which 
 is added another poem named Cochcco, n river in New 
 Hampshire], scarce b° Hill and Moore, Concord, N. H. 1822 
 
 rresentatioii copy to Soniiicl O. Drake from Jacob 11. Moor, A\x\^. 1822. 
 140 American State Paporn, and Correspondence betwcv^n 
 Messrs. Smith, Pinkncy, Marquis Welleslcy, General Arm- 
 Btronf^, M. Cliarapagny, M. Turroau, Messra. Russell, 
 Monroe, Foster, etc. containing also Papers relative to the 
 Annexation of llolland to France, etc. the Repeal of the 
 Berlin and Milan Decrees, etc. uncut, scarce, and 
 handy. 8" London, 1812 
 
 147 American (The) Journal of Science and Arts (Silliman's), 
 Pecond Series, Nos. G, 13-15, C8-G3, 08-73, 92-100, 102-3, 
 108-15, 117-147, in all 06 numhera, clean and 
 
 new. 8° New Haven, 1840-1870 
 
 148 Ames (Fislier). The Speech of Mr. Ames in the House 
 of Representatives of the United States, April 28, 1790, in 
 support of the following Motion : Resolved, That it is 
 expedient to pass the Laws necessary to carry into cfTect 
 the Treaty lately concluded between the United States and 
 the King of Great Britain, j/?we 
 
 copy. 8° Russell, Boston, [1790] 
 
 149 Ames Family. The Descendants of William Ames, tho 
 Pedigree and Genealogy — In England, 1G05 — New England, 
 1840 — [Born in Bruton, Somersetshire, 1005, wns in Dux- 
 burg, Mass. 1043] : Printed on an enormous sheet about 
 5 feet long by two feet wide, and an abstract of the same 
 on a 4to sheet of yellow paper, privately printed, and 
 BCAECE. fol. [Boston, 1847 ?] 
 
 150 Amstelodamum Yetus et Novissimum per Carolum AUardt 
 [a Plan of the City], 23 by 19^ inches. 
 
 AUardt, Amsterdam [1735 ?] 
 
 151 Amsterdam (Plan do la Ville d") 10 by 14 inches [1830 ?] 
 
 152 Anderson (Mr.) An Adventure in Vermont, or the Story 
 of Mr. Anderson [N. H. Religious Tracts, No. 47]. 
 
 12° Q. Hough, Concord, N.H. 1812 
 
 153 Andrews (David, of the Toivn of Pepperell) The sure and 
 only Foundation, with historical Notices. A Centennial 
 Discourse in Pepperell, Mass. Jan 29, 1847 [with au his- 
 torical and biographical Appendix] 
 
 scaroe. S° A. J. Wright, Boston, 1847 
 
 Valuable local history. This copy has manuscript correctioDS. 
 
 154 Andrews (Erastus, of North Sunderland, Mass.( A histo- 
 rical Discourse at North Leverett, August 18, 1847, in Com- 
 memoration of the 18th Anniversary of the Baptist Church 
 of Leverett and Montague [with an Appendix, historical, 
 biographical, and genealogical]. 8" Adams, Amherst, 1847 
 
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Amofl, 
 ^uincy 
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 I, 1801) 
 wliich 
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 in. IB'-i^- 
 
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 iman'a), 
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 llG-1870 
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 1790, in 
 bat it is 
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 tatcs and 
 
 n, [179G] 
 
 y.nu'S, tlio 
 
 England, 
 
 in Diix- 
 
 et about 
 
 he same 
 
 ited, and 
 
 , 184.7 f] 
 
 Allardt 
 
 [1735?] 
 
 [1830 ?] 
 
 jlie Story 
 
 \'U. 1812 
 sure and 
 ntennial 
 an hia- 
 
 \ton, 1847 
 
 A histo- 
 
 I, in Coni- 
 
 t Church 
 
 istorical, 
 
 rst, 1847 
 
 Sibliolhcca llitforica 10 
 
 155 Andrews (John) An Essay on llopublican Principlon, and 
 on tho inconvonioncoH of n Commonwcnlth in a largo 
 Country and Nation, [pertaining incidentally to AmericuJ 
 
 8° Lond. 17H3 
 150 Andrews (Win. of Danbuiy, Conn.) A Mormon at Dan- 
 bury, Nov. 13, 1S17, tho day for tho execution of Amotf 
 Ailatna for Kapo, uncut. 
 
 S° T. O. Woodward, New-Haven, 1817 
 
 157 Andres (Rov. Thomas) A Thansgiving Sermon, delivered 
 before tho Congregational Society in Berkeley, Uoccmber 
 1, I808,y?/ic copy, uncut. 
 
 8° Dunham and Hawkins, Providence, 1809 
 Snmo of the historical /acts (luutcd in this polilicnl diacourso arc atnrt- 
 liii;;. " A tuii-ynrd was CNtnlilishcd by government, in France, to tuaiiu 
 lentlicr from the sitins of their murdered citizens." — Kett. 
 
 158 Anclros (Thomas) The grand Era of liuin to Nations from 
 Foreign Influence. A IJiacourao before the Congregational 
 Society in Berkley [Maasachuaetta], Nov. 20, 1812, 
 uncut. 8" 8. T. Armstrong, Boston, 1312 
 
 159 Ankcdotes Americaines, ou llistoire abregeo dos prin- 
 eipaux evenenients arrives dans lo Nouvcau Monde, depuis 
 sa decouverte jusqu'u I'epoquo presonte, 
 
 scarce. 8° Chez Vincent, Paris, 1770 
 
 The aiiovc title gives no just idea of the character and value of this ex- 
 ceedingly useful and handy book of nearly 800 pages. Tho whole 
 history of the Now Continent is arranged in tho form of annals under 
 each year, from 1492 to 1776. There is n good and copious index of 
 32 pages. The book is a handy compendium of tho chronology, geo- 
 graphy and biography of America. 
 IGO Anson (Com.) Tho History of Commodore Anson's Voy- 
 age round the World at tho commtsncement of tho late 
 Spanish War, 1740-1744, portrait of 
 Anson. 8" A. Manson, London, n. d. 
 
 101 Answer (An) to a Pamphlet, call'd The Conduct of the 
 3Iinistri/ Iinjjartialli/ M.vumined, in which it is proved that 
 neither Imbecility nor Ignorance in tiio M — r have been 
 the causes of the present unhappy Situation of this Nation, 
 by the Author of the Four Letters to the People of Eng- 
 land [Dr. John Shebbeare]. S" M. Cooper, London, 1756 
 
 KeJati' cj to the inefficient conduct of the Ministry in the disputes with 
 France, especially in America, on tho Ohio and elsewhere, under 
 Wasiiington, Braddock, 5cc. F"or this and later publications, the Doctor 
 was fined and jiut in the pillory. A change of government brought 
 him a change of sentiment and a pcn.sion. 
 
 102 Antilles. Derrotero de las lalaa Antillas, de las Costas 
 do Tierra Eirmo y do las del Seno Mexicano, formado en la 
 Direecion do Trabajos Ilidrograticos para inteligencig. y uao 
 do las Cartas que la pubblicado, fine copy, calf 
 
 scarce. 4" La Lnprenta Heal, Madrid, 1810 
 
 This book of 4G8 clo.scly printed quarto pa;ies is of the highest possible 
 value to the geographical student of the West India Islands and 
 neighbouring coa»ts of old Spanish America. It is a pilot's hydro^ra- 
 phieal hand- book, or coast pilot of the whole Atlantic between Spain 
 and her former jfosaesbions. 
 
 
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 20 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 163 Anticipation, containing the Substance of Ilia M*****y'8 
 Most Gracious Speech to both 11****8 of p#*l»****t, on 
 the Opening of the approaching Session, with a full Ac- 
 count of the Debate which will take place in the Il***c 
 of C*****8, on the Motion for the Address, etc. with Notes. 
 I'irst published three days before the opening of the Ses- 
 sion, 5th edition, corrected [by Tickell]. 
 
 S« T. BecTcet, London, 1778 
 Witty. The Speech of the lion. T. L — 1 (Liittrell ?) is particularly 
 droll, especially when he says, aproiios des bottes, " Noah, Sir, was 
 in my ojiiiiion, the fipBt circumnavigator— (I mean no reflection on the 
 memory of Sir Francis JJruke) — he was therefore, Sir, justly entitled 
 to the highest situation in the naval department of that early period — 
 take him for all in all, we shall not look upon his like again," etc. The 
 ])olitical sarcasm is also first rate and refreshing, even at this late day, 
 when high opinions are asked and given on the Navy. 
 
 1G4 Anticipation, or the Voyage of an American to England 
 in the year 1899, in a sorica of Lett era humorously describ- 
 ing the supposed Situation of this Kingdom at that Period, 
 scarce. 8° W. Lane, London, 1781 
 
 A good sulijeci is here spoilt in the treatment. The Letters are supposed 
 to have been written 120 years after they were i)ubli8hed, by a young 
 American who came over to visit the old homestead of his ancestors. 
 The Government had been transferred to America, and he found the old 
 farm in a dilapidated condition. The matter is thin and generally wide 
 of the mark, but there are some good hits. " But after passing a jdace 
 called Leicester Square, where the jicdestal ody of an ctiuestrian statue 
 still remained, I find nothing but unroofed buildings" ..." and 
 everything symptomatic of desolation."— p. 25. 
 
 105 Antigallican (The), or the Lover of his own Country, in a 
 scries of pieces wherein French Influence and False Patriot- 
 ism are fully and fairly dis])layed, by a Citizen of New 
 England [Papers, signed Leonidas] with the Pseudo Patriot, 
 [signed Ascanius], fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8" William Cobiett, Philadelphia, Dec. 1797 
 
 166 Antilles. Carte des Antilles Franc^oiscs et des Isles Voi- 
 sines, dressec sur les memoires do Sir. Petit et sur obser- 
 vations par Guilleaume de L'isle, 17 ^ hy 2^ inches, coloured, 
 clean. Covens and Mortier, Amsterdam [1725 ?] 
 
 167 Antilles. A Chart of the Antilles or Cliaribbce, or Caribs 
 Islands with the Virgin Isles, by L. S. de La llochettc, 18 
 hy 20 inches, coloured, JJne copy of a beautiful map. 
 
 Win. Faden, Charing Cross, March 1, 1784 
 
 168 Antilles. A Chart of the Antilles or Charibbee, or Caribs 
 Islands with the Virgin Isles, by L. S. de la liochctte, 18 
 hy 20 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Wm. Faden, Charing Cross, March 1, 178 It 
 
 169 Antwerp, Nouvello Carte do la Province d'Anvers, par 
 C. van Baarsel et Fil«, 20 hy 1(5 inches 
 
 coloured. F. J. Wiyyard, La ILnjc, 1818 
 
*»*y'8 
 f»t, on 
 lU Ac- 
 
 11***0 
 
 Notes, 
 le Ses- 
 
 n, 1778 
 rticulavly 
 Sir, was 
 3n on tlio 
 f entitled 
 period — 
 etc. The 
 late day, 
 
 England 
 describ- 
 ; Period, 
 'on, 1781 
 c supposed 
 r a young 
 ancestors, 
 ind the old 
 orally wide 
 ing a place 
 riun statue 
 . . " and 
 
 ntry, in a 
 Patriot- 
 of New 
 Patriot, 
 
 \cc. 1797 
 
 sles Voi- 
 ir obscr- 
 L coloured, 
 [1725?] 
 or Caribs 
 ihettc, 18 
 
 \h I, 1781 
 
 or Caribs 
 
 |chctte, 18 
 
 ff/t 1,1781 
 ivers, par 
 
 \lai/c, 1818 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilisforica 21 
 
 170 Antwerp. Nouvelle Carte de la Province d'Anvera dresseo 
 et gravce par C. van Baarsol ct Fils, 20 iy 10 J- inches, 
 coloured. La Ilai/e, 1818 
 
 171 Antwerp. Plan do la Ville et Citadelle d'Anvera, 21 bi/ 
 13 inches, coloured. Manuscript [1830 ?] 
 
 172 ApoUoniua (Levinus) Levini Apollonii Gandobrui;ani de 
 PeruuisB, Regionis, inter Noui Orbis prouincias celeberrinia) 
 iuuentione ; & rebus in eadem gcstia Libri V. a few leaves 
 at the end a little mutilated, no map 8° Antverjnae, 15G7 
 
 173 Apiakus (Petbus) Qvadhans Apiani Astronomicvs ct 
 iam rccena inventvs et nunc priinum editus. Huic ad- 
 iuncta sunt & alia inetruuicnta obaervatoria perindo nova, 
 adcommodata horis discornendia nocturnia simul, & diurnis 
 idq; ex Solo Luna, StcUisque, etc. Delude altitudinis 
 ctiani, distautia) profunditatisq; Putcorum, Turriuniq; di- 
 menaiones, etc. Ilia omnibus accedit quo pacto per specu- 
 lum altitudines structurarum cognosci qucant, Et quoniodo 
 extcnsia noctu digitia singula) bora; noclis observari jjossint, 
 
 Jlnc copy, scarce, u'ith many woodcuts, fol. Inyohtadii, 1532 
 174' Ai'iA>'Us (Petuus) Folium Populi Instrdmentum hoc 
 a P. Apiauo iam recena inventvm, et iuligvrain folii popvli 
 redactum per radios Solis toto orbc horaa coinunea osten- 
 dit, etc. in disoin ncwen Instrument, das die form unnd 
 gcstalt hat einea blats werden durch den Soiincn-scbeyn in 
 der gantzen welt gefundon die gcmaine stundou des Tagcs, 
 etc. (2 pts. Lat. and Germ.),Jine copy, woodcuts, 
 scarce. fol. Ingolstadii, 1533 
 
 175 Apianus (Petrus) IIoitoscopiUM Apiani Generalo dig- 
 noscendis horia cviiiscvmqve generis aptissimimi neq; id ex 
 Sole tantum intcrdiu, sod &noctn ex Luna, aliisq; Planetis 
 & Stellis quibusdam fixis, etc. His accedit distantiarum, 
 altitudinum, & profunditatum per idem hoc instrumcntum 
 dimetieudarum ratio longeaccuratissinia Aingcniosa. Noc- 
 turna quoq; adnexa est observatio horaria ex digitis ma- 
 nuum, etc. fine copy, scarce, icith many 
 
 tcoodcuts. fol. J£xcusum Inyolstadij Anno curr. 1533 
 
 170 ApiNAUs (Petkvs) Instrument Bucu, durch P. Apia- 
 num erst von neue beschriben, ist darinno begrilFen ciii 
 newer Quadrant dardurch Tag und Nacht bey don Sonncn 
 Mon, unnd andern Planeten die Stundcn gefundon werden. 
 AV'ie man die hoch der Thihu, etc. durcli die Spigel und 
 Instrument messen soil. Wie man das wasscr absclieu odcr 
 alwcgen soil. Drey Instrument, die mugen in der gant- 
 zen welt bey Tag und bey Nacht gcbraucht werden. \Vio 
 man kiinstlich durch die Fingrr die Stund in der Nacht 
 erklieiinent soil. Ein newer JSlcst^lab dcs glcichcn niaa 
 nciidt den Jacobs stab.y/yjc c'o/*y, scarce, with iiinny 
 woodcuts. fol, Inyohtadii, 1533 
 
.jm 
 
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 ill: 
 
 22 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 177 Apianus (Petuus) Ein newe und wolgegriindte undor- 
 weisung aller Kauftmana Kechnung in drcien Biichern, 
 init schonen Regeln und fragstiicken begriffen. Sundcr- 
 lich was for tel unnd behendigkeit in der Welsclicn Prac- 
 tica unnd ToUeten gebrauch wiirt, des gleichen vormals 
 weder inn Teutscher uocli in Wellischer Spraach nie 
 getruckt. 8» Ch. Egtnolff, Franckfurt, 1537 
 
 The influence of the mathematical and geograpiiical writings of Apianus 
 of Lcystrick, sometime student at Vienna, and afterwards Professor of 
 Astronomy at Ingolstadt, had upon Nautical Astronomy and Geogra- 
 phy in the early part of the 16th century, notwithstanding his geogra- 
 phical blunders, must ever give him a prominent rank among writers 
 on the new discoveries in the Western ' ""nisijhere. 
 
 178 Apianus (Philippus) Do U* • Tricntia, instrumenti 
 Aatronomici novi libellus ; nu; vimiirn in lucem editus, 
 with four large folded sheets of tvuodcuts representing various 
 astronomical and nautical instruments, fne copy, 
 
 scarce. 4P Tubing(e,15SQ 
 
 This Philip was a son of Peter Apianus. A knowledge of these in- 
 struments is in(lisi)cnsable for the study of historical geography, navi- 
 gation, and early discovery. To account for and trace out the blunders 
 of Columbus and his successors, one must necessarily know the instru- 
 ments he and they used in obtaining their latitudes, longitudes, &c. 
 
 179 ApPEATi (All) to the Justice and Interest of the People 
 of Great Britain, in the present Dispute with America, by 
 an old Member of Parliament, 
 
 4th Edition. 8° Almon, London, 177G 
 
 150 Appeal. A Second Appeal to the Justice and Interests 
 of the People on the Measures respecting America, by the 
 Author of the First. S" yUmon, London, 1775 
 
 181 Appleton (Jesse) A Sermon preached at Boston at the 
 Annual Election, May 25, 1814, before Caleb Strong, 
 Governor, the Council and Legislature of Massachusetts, 
 uncut S° JBosfon,]H14! 
 
 182 Appleton (Nathaniel) The right Method of addressing the 
 Divine Majesty in Prayer, so as to support and strengthen 
 our Faith in dark and troublesome Times, set forth in Two 
 Discourses on April 5, 1770, being the Day of General 
 Fasting and Prayer through the Province, fine copy, haff 
 roan, scarce 8° Edes ^ QUI, Boston, 1770 
 
 Tlicse discourses were delivered only a month after the Boston Massacr«, 
 when public opinion against the IJritisli soldiers was red hot, " blood 
 lately ran down the streets of our ca]iital, and which is now crying to 
 God from the ground, and waiting for a strict and impartial inquisi- 
 tion." 
 
 183 Arabia (A Generall Mapp of), with the Red Sea and cir- 
 cumjacent Lands, designed by IMousieur Sanson, and ren- 
 dered into English by liichard Blome, 15 s bg 11 inches, 
 
 fine copy. London, 16G9 
 
 151 Arch^oloqia, or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to An- 
 tiquity, published by the Society of Antiquaries of London, 
 (> vols. (10 pt. II., 11 pt. I. & 11., 12 pt. I. & II.,43pt. I.) 
 cloth. 1" London (18GG)-1871 
 
Bibliotheca Ilistorica 
 
 23 
 
 undor- 
 iichern, 
 Sundcr- 
 a Prac- 
 vormals 
 e 
 rA 1537 
 
 ■ ApianuB 
 )fe8sor of 
 I Geogra- 
 } geogra- 
 g writers 
 
 rumenti 
 
 editus, 
 
 r various 
 
 7<B, 1586 
 these iii- 
 phy, navi- 
 c blunders 
 ;he instru- 
 ^8, &c. 
 ! People 
 orica, by 
 
 fon, 177G 
 [uterests 
 1, by the 
 fon, 1775 
 at the 
 Strong, 
 chusctts, 
 on, 1814 
 siug the 
 •engthcn 
 ill Two 
 General 
 2)1/, half 
 on, 1770 
 Massacre, 
 it, " blcK)d 
 crying to 
 al inquisi- 
 
 and cir- 
 nd ren- 
 ches, 
 on, 16G9 
 to An- 
 London, 
 Spt. I.) 
 G)-1871 
 
 185 Archaios (Matheteca) A Serious Letter to the Tonng 
 People of Boston ; which may be serviceable also to others 
 to guard them against Error, to establish therti in the 
 present Truth, and excite them to the prosecution of their 
 Duty and best Interest, good clean copy. 
 
 h° Benjamen Edes ^ Sons, Boston, 1783 
 
 186 AecHjEOL,ooia Ameiucana. Transactions and Collections 
 of the American Antiquarian Society, Vols. I — IV, a com- 
 plete set, fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8" Worcester ^ Camlridge, 1857-60 
 
 187 ArchsBologia Americana. Another copy of Vol. IV. clean 
 and new, cloth. hfi For the Society \W'orcester'\ 18G0 
 
 188 Arctic Regions. Discoveries by Captains Ross, Parry, 
 and Franklin in the Arctic Regions from 1818 to 1827. 
 Drawn and Engraved for Thomson's New General Atlas, 
 fine, 23^ by 19^- inches, coloured, with the tracks of the vari- 
 ous navigators. \_Lond. 1828] 
 
 189 Arguments. Common-Place Arguments against Admi- 
 nistration, with Obvious Answers, intended for the Use of 
 the New Parliament, 4th edition, hf. roan, 
 
 scarce. 8° B. Faulder, London, 1780 
 
 This book is down on the mismanagement of the government, especially 
 in American affairs, and ]jarticularly " the Saratoga business," the last 
 Campaign, the Captives, llhodc Island in the hands of the Frencli a 
 long way towards the Conquest of Canada, Lord Cornwallis, and the 
 South, etc. 
 
 190 Aranda (Emanuel d') Relation de la Captivite & Liberie 
 du Sieur E. d' Aranda, jadis Esclave a Alger, 3e edit, aug- 
 mentee, portrait, frontispiece, and plan of Algiers, fine copy, 
 scarce, J. Mommart, Bruxelles, 1662 — In same volume, Suite 
 ou la troisieme partie des Relations du Sr. E. d' Aranda, 
 2 vols, in 1, scarce 12° J. Pauwels, Leyde, 1671 
 
 This book contains a full account of Algiers after the fall of Granada in 
 1492, and the slavery of Christians among the Moors. 
 
 191 Abqensola (Bartholomew Leonardo de) The Discovery 
 and Conquest of the Molucco and Philippine Islands, con- 
 taining their Jlistory, Natural and Political, their Descrip- 
 tion, Customs, Manners, and Inclinations of the Natives, 
 translated into Euglish, map and cuts, 
 
 scarce. 4° London, 1708 
 
 192 Aristides. A Letter to the Secretary of the Treasury, on 
 the commerce and currency of the United States. By 
 Aristides. 8° C. S. Van Winckle N. York, 1819 
 
 193 Aristotle. Ilobbes's Translation of Aristotle's Art of 
 Rhetorick. A new Edition, with alterations and new Pre- 
 face, by a Gentleman, 8° London, 1759 — An Account of the 
 Giants lately discovered [in Patagonia] in a Letter to a 
 Friend in the Country [signed S, T.] b" London, 1766— 
 An Essay on Deaigu in Gardening 3 volumes 
 
 in 1. 8° London, 1768 
 
 
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 BilliotJieca Oeogrnphica 
 
 The Rhetoric of, with Notes. 
 
 &« Ox/or//, 1S3G 
 Map Bhowing the Lands assigiied to Eiiii- 
 graiit Indians West of Arkansas and Missouri. Projiared 
 at the Topographical Bureau, 18 ^_y IS J 
 inches, Washington, 1S3G 
 
 190 Armstrong (Edward) An Address at Chester before the 
 Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 8th Nov. 1851, in 
 Celebration of the Hundred and Sixty-Ninth Anniversary of 
 the Landing of William Penn at that place. Uncut, histo- 
 rical and genealogical. &" Phil. 1852 
 
 197 Armstrong (John) The Art of Preserving Health [a Poem.] 
 To which is prefixed a Critical Essay on the Poem. By J. 
 Aikin. 12" Thomas and Thomas IValiwle, X. H. 1808 
 
 198 Arnold (Charles Henry, Late of Philadelphia now of 
 Burlington Street.) The New and Impartial L'niversal 
 History of North and South America and of the Present 
 Trans-Atlantic War, containing a complete Account of the 
 first Discovery of America, the Conquest of Mexico and 
 Peru, The Battle of Bunker Hill, Anecdotes of Franklin, 
 Laurens, Gage, Burgoyne, Clinton, Howe, Cornwallis, Wash- 
 ington, Lee, Ac. with lives of Gen. Benedict Arnold, and 
 Major Andre, etc. fi'ontisjnecCjfine copy, 
 
 scarce. 12" A. Hogg, London, [17S2] 
 
 199 Arragon. Eegni Arragonise typus Novissimus in Episco- 
 patus divisus et editus per F. de Witt. 21 by 17 inches. 
 Coloured, fine copy. S. Covens et C. Mortier, Amst. [1725 ?J 
 
 200 Art of Speaking (The) containing, I. An Essay in which 
 are given Rules for expressing the Passions, etc. and II. 
 Lessons from the Ancients and Moderns, etc. scarce. 
 
 12° O. Sf E. Washburn, Banbury, Connecticut, 1795 
 
 201 Artois. Le Comte d' Artois et des Environs ou Ton voit 
 le Ressort du Conseil Provincial d' Artois avcc lc3 Fron- 
 tieres de Picardie, 35 by 19 inches. 
 
 N. Fisscher, Amsteldam, [IGGO ?] 
 
 202 Artois (Carte d') suivant lea nouvelles observations de 
 Messrs. de 1' Academic Royale. Fine and cfean. Hi by 13 
 inches. Pierre Vander Aa. Leide, [1710?] 
 
 203 Asia [A Map of], wit'i the Islands adjoining described, 
 the Atire of the People tmd Townes of importa-ice, all of 
 them newly augmented by J. S[peed]. Fine and clean. 20 by 
 15^ inches. Are to be sold in pop's-head alley against the Ex- 
 change by G. Humble, London, 1626 
 
 201 Asia (A Generall Map of) designed by Mounsier Sanson 
 and rendered into English by Ric. Bloome, [including the 
 Moluccas]. 2H by 15^ inches, fine copy. London, 1669 
 
 205 Asia. L'Asie divis^e en ses principales Regions par lo 
 
 V Sr. Sanson. Smoked, IGV by 17^ inches. 
 
 II. JaiUof, Paris, 1G9G 
 
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 20G Asia. Partie Oocidentale d'une Partie d'Asie o\\ font 
 les Isles de Zocotora, de I'Aniirante, (Carte Particuliere 
 d'une partio d'Asie ou sont les Isles d'Aiideniaon, Ceylon, 
 les Maldives), 34^ by 23 inches, coloured, fine 
 copy. Pierre Moriier, AmgtertJam, [17C0?] 
 
 207 Asia. Exactissima Asiae deliueatJo in prsecipuas regiones 
 divisa et denuo in lucem edita per C Allard, [including the 
 Moluccas and the North of New Holland], Fine and clean, 
 23 by 19.J inches, a beautiful map. 
 
 Amstelo-Batavum, [1700 ?] 
 
 208 Asia. To Major James Eennell, Esq. F.R.S. etc. etc. 
 This Map is inscribed by His much Obliged Humble Ser- 
 vant, A. Arrowsmith, January Ist 1801, 48 by 57 inchest, 
 mounted and fatigued, scarce. \_London\ 
 
 209 Asia [A Map of, including the Moluccas, New Guinea, 
 etc.] fine and clean, 25 by 20J- inches. 
 
 Coloured. W. Faden, London, Jan. 1, 1808 
 
 210 Asia. Carte Encyprotype de I'Asie, reduite de la Carte 
 sur le feuillea d'Aigle du mcme Auteur Par H. Brue, fine 
 copy, 28 by 21^ inches, coloured. 
 
 Desray et Govjon, Paris, 1814 
 
 211 Asia. Charte van Asien nach den beaten Quellen und 
 den neuesten Keise beschreibungen von F. Streit, [with the 
 Moluccas, etc.] 24 by 1Q\ inches, coloured and 
 
 mounted. Friedrich Campe, Isurnberg, 1817 
 
 212 Asia. Asien [Map of] Herausgegeben und verlegt von 
 J. C Hinrichs, 17 by 15^ inches, coloured. Leipzig, [1820 ?] 
 
 213 Asia and its Islands according to D' Anville, divided into 
 Empires, Kingdoms, etc. with the European Possessions 
 and Settlements in the East Indies and an exact Delinea- 
 tion of all the Discoveries made in the Eastern Parts by the 
 English under Captain Cook, 2 sheets, each 47 by 20 inches, 
 coloured. Laurie and Whittle, London, \2th May, 1794 
 
 A Plan of the fortifieil Positions of the Enemy near Batuvia is pasted at 
 the back. 7 by 8 J inches. 
 
 214 Asiffl qua) vulgo Minor dicitur et Syria? Tabula Geogra- 
 phica. Auctor D' Anville, 25 by 20 inches, coloured, 
 clean. Paris, 17G4 
 
 215 Asite quae vulgo Minor dicitur et Syriae Tabula Geogra- 
 phica. Auctor D' Anville, 24 by 19 ^ inches, coloured, 
 fine. Xorimf ivgce, 1783 
 
 21G Associate Presbytery of Pennsylvania. A concise and 
 faithful Narrative of the Steps which led to the Unhappy 
 Division among the Members of the Associate Body in the 
 United States with a Confutation of the High Pretensions 
 and ill-founded Principles of the Associate Presbytery of 
 By a Buling Elder of the Associate Re- 
 Fine copy, uncut. 
 
 iP Z. Ponhon, jun., Phil. 17S9 
 
 1^" 
 
 * :i.\ 
 
 Pennsylvania, 
 formed Synod. 
 
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 26 Bihliotheca Oeographica ^ 
 
 217 Atcbeson (Nathaniel) American Encroachments on British 
 Rights, or Observations on the Importance of the British 
 North American Colonies. And on the Late Treaties 
 with the United States, etc. Boards, uncut, scarce, with 
 a map of Passamaquoddy Bay. 
 
 8° J. Butterworth, London, 1808 
 Historical, Geographical, Statistical, Documentary and valuable. 
 
 218 Atkinson (Rev. Christopher H.) A Guide to New Bruns- 
 wick, British North America, etc. Second edition, map, 
 cloth. 8° Udinb. 1843 
 
 219 Atlantic. A New Map or Chart of the Western or Atlan- 
 tic Ocean, with part of Europe, Africa and America, sliew- 
 h\ the course of the Galleons, Flota, etc. to and from the 
 1' ' e-^t Indies. With portrait of Admirals Blake and Vernon. 
 llj by 14 inches. E. Cave, London, 1740 
 
 220 Atlantic & Pacific Railway. (Across the Continent) — 
 Portland & Rutland Railroad. Official Record of the Cor- 
 porators, April 30, 1868. Portland, 1868 — Proceedings of 
 the International Commercial Convention, held in Port- 
 ^•-u' , Mr.;ne, August 4th and 5th, 1868. 2 vols, in 1, 
 sloth. 80 Portland, 1868 
 
 221 Lii-..^'-^ Oounty. Map of that part of Absecon Beach 
 in Atlanii; C. unty. New Jersey, adjoining Atlantic City, 
 tbe P-opert_, the Camden and Atlantic Land Com. By 
 T. Lc;^'^. fc>. .5?iO feet to an inch. SG by 1^\ inches, 
 fine an*.' ^Lewi,. Philadelphia, 1860 
 
 222 Atlas. EncyKlot*. ■-;: . ao Atlas [in 15 Afleoering of 2 
 leaves each, marked Left and Right, size 23^ by I87 inches, 
 It is really an Encyclopaedic Atlas comprising Sketches of 
 History, Geography, Figures of Agricultural and other 
 implements used by the Ancients, Ships, "Weapons, Ar- 
 mour, etc. etc.] L. Vander Vinn, Amst. [1830 ? ] 
 
 223 Atlas Universel, ou Tableaux Historiques, Chronologiquea 
 et Geographiques depuis les temps les plus recules jusqu'd 
 nos jours contenant trois grands Tableaux Synoptiques 
 dont le premier indique les noms des Nations et des Peii- 
 ples le deuxieme la division actuelle des cinq parties de la 
 Terre et le troisieme I'ordre successif des Dynasties, la 
 Pormation des fitats, etc. suivis de Quarante Deux Tab- 
 leaux Particulieres comprenant la marche et les mutations 
 des Siecles. ob. fol. Bruxelles, 1828 
 
 224 Attenborough, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Map of the 
 Town of, from Surveys by II. P. WaUing, 33^ by 28 inches, 
 coloured and mounted on calico. Phil. 1850 
 
 225 Auctions in America. The Auction System ; being a 
 series of numbers published in the Federal Gazette, ad- 
 dressed to the Citizens of Baltimore. Scarce, fine 
 
 copy. 8" John D. Toy, Baltimore, 1824 
 
HI British 
 
 e Britiah 
 
 Treaties 
 
 rce, with 
 
 don, 1808 
 nable. 
 
 w Bruns- 
 ion, map, 
 linh. 1843 
 or Atlan- 
 •ica, shew- 
 l from tbe 
 id Vernon, 
 idon, 1740 
 itinent) — 
 f the Cor- 
 eedings of 
 1 in Port- 
 in 1, 
 
 land, 1868 
 !on Beach 
 mtic City, 
 Com. By 
 L3J inches, 
 phia, 1860 
 rinff of 2 
 18^ inches, 
 ketches of 
 and other 
 ipons, Ar- 
 ;. [1830 ?] 
 nologiquea 
 es jusqu'd 
 noptiques 
 des Peii- 
 'ties de la 
 nasties, la 
 )eux Tab- 
 mutations 
 lies, 1828 
 ap of the 
 28 inches, 
 'hil 1850 
 
 ; being a 
 zette, ad- 
 te 
 wre, 1824 
 
 Sibliotheca Sistorica 
 
 27 
 
 226 AuCTioyg in America. An exposition of some of the 
 evils arising from the Auction System. 
 
 Scarce. ^ 8° Van Pelt and Spear, N. York, [1821] 
 
 227 Auctions in America. Reasons wny the present system 
 of Auctions ought to be abolished. 
 
 Scarce. 8» A. Ming, Jr., New York, 1828 
 
 This curioas tract contains the Report of a public meeting of prominent 
 citiiens of New York, of which Thomas H. I^ggett was chairman, 
 and a Catalogue of Nineteen Reasons against the whole system. 
 
 228 Auctions in America. Remarks on the Auction System 
 as practised in New York, to which are added numerous 
 facts in illustration. By a plain practical man. 
 
 Scarce. 8" New York, 1828 
 
 229 Australia, etc. (Map of, with many Manuscript additions,) 
 with Van Diemen's Land, New Zealand, New South Wales, 
 etc. 19 by 16 inches, coloured. 
 
 B. Lizars, Edinburgh, [1830 ?] 
 
 230 AustrisB Archiducatus Pars Inferior in omnes ejusdem 
 Quadrantes Ditiones accuratissime delineata per Nicol. 
 Visscher. 23 bg 18 inches. Amst. [1680 ?] 
 
 231 Austria. Partie du Cercle d' Austriche sgavoir I'Archi- 
 duche d' Austriche divise en Haute et Basse. Fine, 23^ bg 
 17^ inches, coloured. II. Jaillot, Paris, 1696 
 
 232 fe^SS^ACKUS (Isaac) The Doctrine of Universal Sal- 
 vation examined and refuted, containing a con> 
 cise and distinct Answer to the Writings of 
 Mr. Eelly and Mr. Winchester upon that Sub- 
 ject, good copy. 
 
 8° John Carter, Providence [1778] 
 
 233 Baden (Atlas von). [Contains 1 Sheet of Letter-Press 
 Ueber die topegraphische Karte von dem G-rossherzogthum 
 Baden in 56 Biattern nach '/^^OOO Maasstab bearbeitet 
 durch den Grossherzoglich Badischen Generalstab ; then 
 an Uebersichts Karte, and Six Sheets of the Map, as 
 follows, Waldleiningen, Mannheim, Eberbach, Phillipsburg, 
 Sinsheim, Neudenau, Moersch]. HumboldCs own copy, on 
 which he has written " Sehr werth^ 18| bg 18f inches, clean 
 and in cover. Carlsruhe, 1839-1838 
 
 234 Bagatelle (Plan de) dresse sur les Desseins de M.Bellanger, 
 4 6y 6 inches, coloured n. d. 
 
 235 Baikal (Map of the Province of) Tran^ Baikal, Eastern 
 Siberia, with Head Waters of Amoor, Baikal and Lena. 
 Population, 340,000, drawn by Perry M. D. Collins, to 
 accompany his Report of the Exploration of the Amoor 
 River, Asia. 28 bg 18^ inches 
 
 Sarony, Major, and Knapp, Lith. Washington, 1858 
 
 236 Balie. Kaart der Oostkust van Balie door den Luiteuaut 
 ter zee 2o Klasse G. van Gegh, 24 bg 24 inches 
 Manuscript, 1847 
 
 
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 28 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 237 Balboa (Vasco Nunez de) Cabta del Rey Catholico a 
 Pedra Arias Davila Governador de Castilla del Oro, por la 
 qual se conocera si pudo cortar la cabeQa a su yerno el 
 Adelautado Basco Nunez de Balboa, o a lo menos sy como 
 lo dize la Hiatoria Pontifical deuiera otorgalle apelacion. 
 3 pa^es, the fourth blank, fine copy, of the highest rarity and 
 interest. folio 
 
 A letter, dated the 27th Sept., 1614, from Valladolid, appointing Vasco 
 Nunez de Balboa, the discoverer of the Taciflc, Adelantado of tlio 
 Coast of the South fc'en, wh'cli he discovered, and to the government of 
 Panama and Coyba. After this Letter there are notices of several other 
 J-ctters of the King, in which hcspeal«8 highly of the services of the said 
 Vasco Nunez, and also respecting his ResiJencia. The date of printing 
 these papers is not given, but was probably about 1600, at Madrid. 
 
 238 Baldwin (Moaes) The Ungodly Condemned in Judgment. 
 A Sermon at Springfield, December 13th, 1770, On Oc- 
 casiou of the Execution of "William Shaw for Murder. The 
 Third Edition. Fine and uncut. 
 
 8° Knceland and Adams, Boston, 1771 
 
 239 Baldwinsville, Onondaga County, New York (Map of the 
 A'^illage of), by G. Eobinson and G. Stevens, with views of 
 jResidences in the margins. 35 by 40 inches, fine and 
 clean. Syracuse, ^.Y. 1857 
 
 240 Ball (I.saac) An Ana]}tic;il View of the Animal Economy, 
 calculated for Students of Medicine, as well as private 
 Gentlemen, with many Allegories and Moral Eeflections ; 
 etc. 3d Edition, yJ»e copy, calf 
 
 K'oodcuts. 12" For the Author, New York, 1808 
 
 211 Billiard (Kev. Edward) Memorial Volume of the Popham 
 
 Celebration, August 29, 1862 ; Commemorative of the 
 
 I'lanting of the Popham Colony on the Peninsula of Sabino 
 
 [in the Slate of Maine] August 19, O.S. 1607, establishing 
 
 t lie Title of Eugland to the Continent, cloth, 
 
 nfiv. 8" Bailey Sf Noyes, Portland, 1863 
 
 An appropriate adjunct to the Collections of the Maine Historical 
 
 tSociety. 
 
 242 Baltic. Steel's Now and Accurate Chart of the Baltic, 
 including particular Plans of the Entrances to Stockholm 
 Wingoo Sound and Gothaborg, Carlshamn, Kiel, Stettin, 
 Itiga, Dantzick, liogerwick or Port Baltic, and Ahus Eoad, 
 ci mpilod from the Surveys made by order of the Govern- 
 ments of Sweden, Denmark, and Russia, and improved 
 from recent Surveys. A new Edition [with many porta, 
 and small charts in the margins]. 47 by 38 inches, mounted 
 on calico. Norie and Co., London, March IZth, 1829 
 
 243 Baltic. Nieuwe Caart van de Oost Zee ou Carte de la 
 Mer Baltique conteuant les Bancs, Isles ct Costes, com- 
 ]U'isc8 cntre I'lsle de Zelande et I'Extremite du Golfo do 
 Piulande, 34^ by 23 a inches. Coloured. 
 
 Jean Cuvcns and Corncillc Murlicr, Amsterdam, n, d. 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 21' 
 2M 
 
 24[ 
 
 250 
 251 
 
 I 
 
 252 
 
 253 
 
 25J 
 
Bibliotheca Ifistorica 
 
 20 
 
 244 Baltic Sea. Carte de la Mer Baltiquo contenaiit lea 
 Bancs, Isles et Coates comprises entre I'lsle de Zelaude et 
 I'Extremite du Golfe do Tinlande. 34^ bi/ 23J inchea. 
 Coloured, Jine clean copy. 
 
 Jean Covens and Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam [1700 ?] 
 
 2i5 Baltimore. An Exhibit of the Losses sustained at the 
 Office of Discount and Deposit, Baltimore, under the Ad- 
 ministration of James A. Buchanan, President, and James 
 \V". M'CuUoh, Cashier, compiled by the President and 
 Directors of the Bank of the United States, to which 
 is appended a Report of the Conspiracy Cases tried at 
 Harford County Court in Maryland. Fine copy, boards, 
 uncut. 8° T. Murphj/, Baltimore, 1823 
 
 246 Baltimore. Scott's Map of the City of Baltimore from 
 the latest records and actual surveys by S. J. Martcnet. 
 Fine clean copy. 00 5y 47 inches. 
 Coloured. Baltimore, 1850 
 
 217 Bancroft (Edward) An Essay on the Natural History of 
 Guiana in South America. Fine copy, 
 
 calf. 8° T. Bechet, London, 17G9 
 
 218 Bangs (Nathan) An Examination of the Doctrine of Pre- 
 destination as contained in a Sermon preached in Bur- 
 lington, Vermont, by Daniel Haskel. 
 
 12° For the Author, IJew YorJc, 1817 
 
 249 Bank of the United States (Tlic War on the) ; or a 
 Review of the Measures of the Administration against that 
 Institution and the Prosperity of the Country. 
 
 Uncut. 8° Key and Biddle, Philad. 1834 
 
 250 Baptism. Two Conferences on Baptism, between a 
 Querist and an Apologist, Fine copy, 
 
 scarce. 8° George Hough, Concord, 1704 
 
 251 Babbadoes. Joint Letter from the most considerable 
 Proprietors of the Island of Barbadoes to Colonel Kichard 
 Scot, Colonel Robert Stewart, Richard Bate, Patrick Mcin, 
 and Thomas FuUerfcon, touching the African trade. Single 
 leaf. folio, 1709 
 
 252 Barbadoes. Short and necessary Observations in the 
 Settlement of the African Trade ; with Petition of several 
 Planters and other Inhabitants of the Island of Barbadoes. 
 Tivo pages. folio, 1711 
 
 253 Barbadoes. Observations, showing the great esteem had 
 for the Royal African Company ; with Petitions of Robert 
 IIcyBham (in 1693 and 1695) in behalf of his brothers, 
 Giles and William Hey sham, Merchants in the Island of 
 Barbadoes. Two pages. folio, 1712 
 
 254 Barluw (Joel) The Political Writings of, containing Ad- 
 vice to the Pj'ivilcged Orders, Letters to the National Con- 
 vention. A new Edition. 
 
 12" Molt and Lyon, Xcw Tori; 1796 
 
 \ > u: 
 
Ill 
 
 i '' 
 
 80 Bihliotheca Oeograpldca 
 
 255 Barbadocs. A Short History of, from its first discovery 
 and Settlement to the end of 1767 8" Doddey, Lond. 17()S 
 
 256 Barbauld (Anna Lnetitia) Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, 
 a Poem, First American Edition, 
 
 uncut. 80 A. Finley, Philad. 1812 
 
 The war of 1812 was coming on, when tho British princely merchants 
 
 stand with altered looks 
 
 " And fold their arms, and watch with anxious breast 
 
 The tempest blackening in tlio distant West." 
 
 • « • « • * 
 
 " Shouts to the mingled tribes from sea to sea, 
 And swears — Thy world, Columbus, shall be free." 
 
 257 Barbe-Marbois (M.) Histoire de la Louiaiane ot de la 
 Cession do cette Colonio par la France aux Etats-Unis pre- 
 cedee d'un Uiscours sur la Constitution et le Gouvernement 
 des fitats-Uuia, halfcalj. 8" F. Bidot, Paris, 1829 
 
 Attached is a coloured map of the United States, showing the accessions 
 to tho United States I)y the cession of Louisiana, etc. 
 
 258 Barclay (Robert) A Catechism and Confession of Faith 
 Approved of and Agreed unto by the General Assembly of 
 the Patriarchs, Prophets, and Apostles, Christ himself 
 Chief-Speaker in and among them, which containeth a true 
 and faithful Account of the Principles and Doctrines which 
 are most surely believed by the Churches of Christ in 
 Great Britain and Ireland who are reproachfully called by 
 the Name of Quakers, etc. 
 
 8° Isaac Thompson & Co. Newcastle, 1759 
 
 259 Barlacus (Caspar) Brasilianische Geschichto bey Acht- 
 jahriger in selbigen Landea gefiihreter Kegierung Seiner 
 Fiirstlicher Graden Hernn Johann Moritz Fiirstens zu 
 Nassau, etc. in Toutsche Sprache ubergesetzt, fine copy, 
 vellum, maps and plates. 8° Cleve, 1659 
 
 260 Barlaeus (Caspar) Rerum Octennium in Brasilia gestarutn 
 
 sub Prsefectura Comitis S. Mauritii Nassavise, etc. Comitis, 
 
 Historia. Cui accesserunt G. Pisonis Tractatus De Aeribus, 
 
 aquis, & locis in Brasilia, De Arundiue saccharifera, etc. 
 
 frontispiece, maps and plates. 8° Clivis, 1660 
 
 On pages 474 — 491 is a Vocabulary of the Indian language of Chili, 
 
 261 Barlowe (William) The Natioatoes Supply. Con- 
 teiniug many things of principall importance belonging to 
 Navigation, with the description and use of diverse Instru- 
 ments framed chiefly for that purpose ; but serving also for 
 Hundry other of Cosmography in genorall : the particular 
 Instruments are specified on the next Page [of the Com- 
 pasae, the Compasse of Variation, Traveller's lewell, Pan- 
 tometer, Hemisphere, Traverse-boorde, etc.] fine copy, 
 copper-plates, scahce. 
 
 4" B. Newhcry and H. BarJcer, Lotidon, 1597 
 
 i 
 
 (^■''TrajSJXglfMJMISWl* H«»-i«*, 
 
Bihliotheca Tlistorica 
 
 31 
 
 202 Barnard (John, of MarlleheaJ , Mass.) Janu.l Coeloatis, or 
 tlic Mystery of the Gospel in the iSalvatiou of a Sinner, 
 ofered and explained in several Discourses on Acts xvi. 30. 
 gruhly. 8° Rogers and Fowle, Boston, New England, 1750 
 
 2G3 Bahnahd (John, of Marhlehead) A New Version of the 
 Psalmes of David fitted to the Tunes used in the Churchcn, 
 with several other Hymns out of the Old and New Testa- 
 ment, of excessive rarity. 
 
 8" J. Draper for T. Leverett, Boston, N.E. 1752 
 
 2Gli Baihiere (Pierre) Nouvelle Relation do la France Equi- 
 noxialo, coutenant lo description des cotes de la Guiano ; do 
 risle de Cayenne, etc. map and plates, calf. 8° Paris, 1743 
 The Author of this excellent little book rcbidcd three years in the 
 Countries which he so accurately describes, having been sent out there 
 by the King as a Doctor of Medicine. 
 
 265 Barrington (Hon. D.) The Possibility of Approaching the 
 North Pole asserted. A new edition, with an Appendix on 
 a North West Passage by Colonel Beaufoy, second edition, 
 map of the North Pole, hoards, uncut. 8° London, 1818 
 
 2GG Bartley (James Avis, of Orange County, Virginia). Lays 
 of Ancient Virginia, and other Poems, cloth, 
 new 12° J. W. Richmond, 1855 
 
 Tliis book opens with Pocahontas and closes with Virginia Melodies. 
 
 2G7 Barton (William P. C.) Compendium Flora) Philadel- 
 phicae, containing a description of the Indigenous and 
 Naturalized Plants within ten miles around Philadelphia, 
 2 vols, in 1, VERT RARE. 12" M. Gary ^ Son, Philad. 1818 
 
 2G8 Bartram (John) Observations on the Inhabitants, Climate, 
 Rivers, Animals, etc. by Mr. J. Bartram in his Travels to 
 Onondago, Oswego, and Lake Ontario, to which is annex'd 
 a curious account of the Cataracts at Niagara by Mr. Peter 
 Kalm,^ne clean copy, with the map of Oswego, 
 scarce. J. Whiston, London, 1751 
 
 John Bartram's Journal among the New York Indians is becoming a 
 work of more and more interest, and Mr. Kalm's appendage is a good 
 continuation of the subject. The Editor claims that Mr. Kalm's scien- 
 tific description of the Falls of Niagara is the first that appeared in our 
 language, though he does not forget those of Hennepin, Charlevoix, 
 and Borussan. 
 
 2G9 Bartram (William) Travels through North and South 
 Georgia, East and West Florida, the Cherokee country, 
 the Creek Confederacy, and the Country of the Choctaws, 
 portrait of Mico Chlucco, map and plates, good copy, 
 calf. 8° J. Johnson, London, 1792 
 
 270 Batailles de I'Age Modernc-Schlachten der Neuern Zeit. 
 [Five Sheets, each 17 by 19 inches, containing Plans of the 
 Battles of Moeckern, one sheet, and Leipsic, three sheets, 
 and the Storming of Warsaw, one sheet] scarce and 
 valuable. B. Herder, Freiburg im Breisgau, 1813 
 
 271 Batavia. Descriptio Agri Batavi Aliorumque qui hodio 
 eis Rhenum in dicione VII Foederatorum. Auctore Men- 
 sone Alting, 17 by 13 inches. \_Amst. ? n. d.j 
 
f 
 
 *m 
 
 R2 BiUiotheca Oeoqraphica 
 
 272 liiitnvift. Doscriptio veteria Agri Batavi ct Vnm om 
 iiiH(|iie rcRionin quiu hodio ost in iliciono VII Focthiriitorum 
 cis ft ultra Khouuin. Auctoro Mcnsono Altin^, 17 by 12 
 inchfs, clean. [Amst, ? n. t/.] 
 
 273 Batavia. De?criptio Batnvorum, Inaulro ot Coutinoiitis. 
 Aiictore Mcnsone Alting, l()i bt/ 12 inches. [Amiit. ? n. //.] 
 
 274 Butavian Republic. Nicuwo Algemeeno Kaart der 
 Biitaafsdio Itcpublick vcrdoclil in VIII Departcmontcn, 
 \\\by 8] inches, coloured, clean. 
 
 Mortier Covens ^ Zoon, Amsterdam, 1798 
 
 275 Bates (Elislin, of Mount Pleasant, Ohio). The Doctrines 
 of Friends ; or the Prineiplca of the Christian Keligiou as 
 lield by the Society of Friends, boards, uncut. 
 
 8" Mount Pleasant, Ohio, printed, Leeds, reprinted, 1829 
 
 270 Bavaria. Circulus Bavaricua in quo sunt Ducatus, EIl'C- 
 
 toratus, & Palatinat Bavariro, Arcliiepisc. Salisburgi, etc. 
 
 per F. do Wit, 22 J by 19 inches. Amstelodami [1700 ?] 
 
 277 Bavarife Circulus utoue Electoratua tain cum Adjacontibua 
 quam Insertia llegionibus in suaa quasque Dictiones divisua 
 ])er Nicolaum Viascher, 18 by 22^ inches, 
 
 coloured, Amst. Bat. n. d. 
 
 278 Bavaria) Pars Inferior cum insertia et adjacentibus Ee- 
 pionibus non solum in Ditiones Greneralea sed etiam in 
 I'rrefecturas Particularea divisa par Nicolaum Visscher, 22 
 by 18^ inches, coloured, clean. Amst. Bat. n. d. 
 
 279 Bayard (Mr. oj" Delaware.) Speech on the Bill entitled 
 " Au Act to repeal certain Acta respecting the Organisa- 
 tion of the Courts of the United States," in the House of 
 Eeprcsentativcs, Feb. 19, 20, 1802, ha/f roan. 8" 
 
 280 Bazin (Abbe) La Philosophie derilistoire.^neco/jy, crt//, 
 scarce. 12° Utrecht, 17G5 
 
 Chaiiter VII treats of the Savngcs of America, and Chapter Vlll of 
 America in general. 
 
 281 Beaumont (G-ustavc do) et Tocquovillc (Alexis de) Sys- 
 tome Peniteutiaire aux Etats-Unis ct do son Application 
 en France, suivi d'un Appendice sur lea Colonies Penalea 
 et de Notes Statistiques, Troisieme Edition, euticrement 
 refondue et augmentee d'une Introduction, 2 vols. 
 
 tmcut. 12° Bruxelles, 1837 
 
 282 Beckfort (11.) Vues Pittoresques de la Jamaique, avec 
 une description dotaillee de ses productions, du traitement 
 et dea moeura des Negres, etc. traduit par J. S. P. 2 vols, 
 in \,Jine copy, uncut. 12° Lausanne, 1793 
 
 283 Bedford County, Pennsylvania [A War Map of] 33 by 42 
 inches, coloured, ^ne and clean. [Washinyton, 1863 ?] 
 
 281 Bees. A Complete Guide for the Management of Bees, 
 through the Year, by a Farmer of Massachusetts. Mne 
 copy, with copperplate, frontispiece. 
 
 12° Isaiah Thomas, Worcester, Mass. 1792 
 
 m 
 
PriRi'i om 
 l(>rutoriitii 
 17 by 12 
 St.? n.il.] 
 •utinoiitia. 
 »t. ? n. </.] 
 [aart der 
 temcntcii, 
 
 (fam, 1798 
 Doctrines 
 leligiuu as 
 
 tted, 1829 
 
 tUH, ElfC- 
 
 )urgi, etc. 
 
 jacc'iitibiiu 
 les divibus 
 
 Bat. n. d. 
 tibuH Ee- 
 
 etiam in 
 sschor, 22 
 
 Hat. n. d. 
 11 entitled 
 Organisa- 
 |lIouso of 
 8° 
 cojvj, calf, 
 
 cht, 17G5 
 VIll of 
 
 e) Sys- 
 
 )iicatiou 
 
 Penalea 
 
 ;iercmeut 
 
 les, 1837 
 ue, avec 
 aitement 
 
 2 vols. 
 ne, 1793 
 33 by 42 
 
 1863 ?] 
 of Bees, 
 Fine 
 
 liibliothtca llistorica 33 
 
 285 Beeclier (Lymnu) Trial and Acquittal of, beiorci tlic I'ron- 
 bytory of Cincinnati, on chargcfl preferred by Joshua L. 
 Wilson, Reported by Mr. Stansbury. 8" Cincinnati, 1835 
 Tliis trial ImH lu'cn pioiiomipod liy coni|H'toiit nuthoritics in Nc^w York to 
 1)0 "the most interesting eci^li'.siiisticul trial vviiicii over oi'currt'il in this 
 coiHitry." Dr. Stowe was the Moderator. 
 280 Bcl^ii Veteris Typus, ox conatibus Gcofjraphicia Abrn- 
 hami Ortelii. 19 by 1.3 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 [AntverpifP, 15G0 ?] 
 
 287 Belgium. Fooderatuin nuctiuset eniondatius edit. Cura et 
 Studio yEi. Soutteri [with a small Map of India Oriental in 
 the margin. 22 by 19 inches, coloured, fine copy, 
 scarce. [Amist. n, d. j 
 
 288 Belgium. Fooderatinn onKMidule auetuin et uovissime 
 editinn per Frederieuut do Wit. 22 by 18J, inches 
 coloured Atnst. [1710 ?j 
 
 289 Belgium Foederatum emendate auctum ot novissimtJ 
 oditum per N. Vis.schor. 22 by 18J inches, coloured, 
 fine. [Amst. n. d.] 
 
 290 Belgium. Novissima Bolgii Regii Tabula, donuo correcta 
 per Carolum Ailard. 22 by 18^ inches. [Avist. n. d.] 
 
 291 Belgium distributum in Septemdecem Provinciaa, Arte- 
 siam, Flandrium, llano viam, etc. etc. quibua acoeduut 
 Epiacop. Leodiensis, etc. 19 by 23 inches. 
 
 Vcnundantur (\ Qerardo et Leonardo Valk. [Amst. 1710] 
 
 292 Belgium. XVII. Provincia; Bolgii sive Gerraanica) In- 
 ferioris priscis temporib' Circulo Burgundico S. R. 1. 
 amnimorata) quarum X hodie maximam partem Ilisp.i- 
 niarum non nullfe G-allia) Regis ditioni subjacent, VII vero 
 sub nomine Foederatarum Provineiar. libertatc gaudent. 
 Studio et Opera Mattluei Soutteri Sac. Cros. "^laj. Geo- 
 graphi. 22j by 12-2 inches, coloured. [Auy,^ta, n.d.\ 
 
 293 Belgium. Foed(>ratum Belgium ucc non Dueatud Bre- 
 mensis ac etiam Par.s Fluminis Albis, peraccurate corrccta 
 auctore Carolo Ailard. 22 by 18^ inches. Amst. n. d. 
 
 291; Belgium Vet.-Oudt Ncderland en Desself's Bevolkinge 
 [A Map ot']. 10 by ^i\ inches, fine. n.d. 
 
 295 Belgium. Foederatum Belgium uec non Ducatus Bro- 
 mensis ac etiam Para Fluminis Albis peraccurate Correcta 
 Auctore Carolo Ailard. 22 by ISJ inches. Amst. n. d. 
 
 296 Belgium Foederatum emendnle auclum et novissime 
 per N. Visscher. 22 by 18^ inches, coloured, fine 
 
 copy [AniKf. n. d.] 
 
 297 Belgium. Nouvelle Carte Generalo do la Belgiquo a 
 I'Echelle de 5oi),Vo()' litablissement Geographique de 
 Bruxelles fondo par Ph. Vandcrmaelon [with phins of 
 Brusscl.-*, (liand, and Auvers.] On 4 sheets', each 27 by 21 
 inches, coloured 
 
 m 
 
 'ss. 1792 
 
i 
 
 34 Sibliotfiera Oeographica 
 
 298 Belgium. Foedcratum emoinlate aiictuin et noviHsiniti 
 edituni per Nioolaum V^isscher, 22 by IH inches 
 
 P. Hchenk, Jan. Avist. n. d. 
 
 299 Belgium Vet. Oudt Nederland en Desselfs Bevolkinge 
 [A Map in which the places are indicated by figures and 
 letters — «-/, a-z, nnd A-M, the names corresponding being 
 given in the margins.] 10 hi/ lol inches. Amst. n. d. 
 
 300 Belgium. XVII. Provincia) Belgii sive Germanise In- 
 ferioris priscis temporib' Circalo Burgundico S. R. I. 
 aunumeratao quarum X hodie maximaui partem TTiapani- 
 arum non nulla; Gallicic Kogis ditioni subjacent VII vero 
 sub nomine rocderatiini I'rovinciar. libertate gaudent 
 Studio et Opera Tobia; Conradi Letter. 23 by I8-J inches, 
 coloured. Aiigtisfn [1740 ?] 
 
 301 Belgii Universi seu Tnferioria Germanife quam XV^II Pro- 
 viucise Austriaco-Gailico et Batavio Sceptro parentes con- 
 stituunt nova Tabula, Geographico a Tobia Majero. Cura 
 et Studio Honiannianorum Heredum. A. ] 747. (Carte des 
 XVII. Provinces ou de I'Allemagne Inferieure, dressee 
 suivaut la Projection stereographique, etc. [With the 
 Arms of the Seventeen Provinces.] 20| by 19 inches, 
 coloured. Amst. 1748 
 
 302 Belgii Pars Septentrionalis communi nomine Vulgo Hol- 
 laiidia nuncupata continens Statum Potentissima; Batavorum 
 Reipublicre seu provincias VII Foederatas. Cum omnium 
 provinciarum insignibus, additis omnibus nominibus urbium 
 et pagorum. Edidit Cornelius Kribber. [With two little 
 Maps, one of " Niew Neederland " in America, with a view 
 of New York, and the other of tlie East Indies, Batavia, 
 etc.] Scarce and valuable, fine copy, 23 by 19 inches, 
 coloured. Ultrajecti, 1751 
 
 303 Belgium. Carte Miniere, ou Carte Typographique des 
 Mines, Minieres, Carriorcs et Usiues de la Belgique en 
 1841. Dressee par les I ugenieurs des Mines, etc. Scarce 
 and valuable. 4 sheets, each 30 by 30 inches, coloured, with 
 Tables, etc. 
 
 304 Belgium. Carte Geologique de la Belgique et des 
 Contree voisines representaut les Terrains qui ^e trouvent 
 au-dessins du Simon llcsbayen et du Table Canipinien par 
 Andre Dumont. 22 by lOJ- inches, coloured, rare and 
 valuable. Brusselles [1854] 
 
 305 Bilknap (Jeremy^ An Electfon Sermon before the 
 General Court of New Hampshire, at Portsmouth, June 
 2, 1785. Fine copy, uncut. 
 
 H'^ Mflcherand Osborne, Portsmouth, N.II. 17S5 
 Snl)jcct, " Tlie true interest, and the best means of the prosperity of this 
 State," with iinpoi-tnnt historical notes. 
 
 30G Belknap (Jeremy) A Sermon on the 9th May, 1798, the 
 dav of the National Fust recommended by the President of 
 the Unilcil Slaii's. Uncut. S" S. /fall, Boston, 179S 
 
Bibliotheca llistorica 
 
 85 
 
 noviHSime 
 
 307 Belknap (Jeremy) Josua Christ the ouly Foundation, u 
 Sermon, on 1 Corinthians, iii. 11. Second edition. Fine 
 copy, uncut. 8° *S^. Hall, Boston, 1792 
 
 This discourse by the author of the History of New Ihinpshire was first 
 delivered in 1779 before the Association of Ministers in New Hamp- 
 shire, and was reprinted by tiie Society for I'roiw^ating the Gospel 
 among the Indians for distribution by their Missionaries. 
 
 308 Belknap (Jeremy) Uissertiitions on the Character, Death, 
 and Reaurrection of Josiia Christ, and tlio Evidences of bis 
 Gospel ; with Kemnrks on " The Ai^e of Reason." 
 
 8" J. Be/knap, Boston, 1795 
 
 309 Belknap (Jeremy) Two Sermons, April 27, 1788, on the 
 Institution and Observation of the Sabbath. 
 
 Uncut. 8" Boston, April, 1801 
 
 310 Bell (Benj.) The dilleroiice between tlie present and 
 former days, discourse at Steuben, Au2f. 20, 1812, the day 
 appointed by the President as a day of Fastinj;, etc. Uncut. 
 Scarce. S" Ira Merrell, Utica, 1812 
 
 Historical and political, with a preface and appendix of documents. 
 
 311 Bellamy (Joseph, of Bethhm in New England), An Essay 
 on the Nature and Griory of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, as 
 also on the Nature and Consequences of Spiritual Blindness 
 and the Nature and Effects of Divine Illuitiination. 
 
 8" S. Kneehmd, Boston, JST.E. 17G2 
 
 312 Bellamy (Joseph, of Bethlem.) An Essay on the Nature 
 and Glory of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, etc. designed as a 
 Supplement to the Author's Letters and Dialogues on the 
 Nature of Love to God, Faith in Christ, etc. Fine clean 
 copy, boards. VI'* Isaiah Thomas, Worcester, 1797 
 
 313 Bellgrwe (Henrietta of, a woman born only for calami- 
 ties.) The true and affecting History of, a series of Uncom- 
 mon Adventures by Sea and Land, her Shipwreck, and 
 providentially saved by a Party of Indians. Written by 
 herself. Scarce. 8" S. Fisher, Cler ken well, 1801- 
 
 If a novel, this little book is not without interest; if fact, it is extra- 
 ordinan-. 
 31-t Bement (R. B.) Egypt, its monuments and history in 
 harmony with the Bible. 
 
 8« S. M. Bement, Adrian, Ohio, 182'4 
 
 315 Bemis (Stephen, Congregational Minister.) Two Discourses 
 at Harvard [Mass.] one Aug. 20, 1812, National Fast on 
 Account of the War with Great Britain ; the other May 
 19, 1813, on the author's taking lea''3 of the people of his 
 charge, with re(juest for dismission, with Result of the 
 Couucil, etc. A scarce piece of Local History. 
 
 8" Samuel Parker, ILirvard, ISlt 
 
 316 Bengal. A Map of Bengal, Bahar, Oude, and Allaliabad, 
 with part of Agra and Delhi, exhibiting tlie Course of the 
 Ganges from Hurdwar to the Sea. 13y James Rennell. 
 4U by 28 inches, coloured. Wm. Fadcn, London, 1786 
 
36 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 317 Bennet (R. G.) and Wijk (J. Van) Verhandeling over 
 do Nederlandsche Ontdekkin{);en in Amcrika, Australitf, de 
 Indien en de Poollanden, en de Namen welke weleer aan 
 dezelve door Nederlanders zijn gegevcn. 
 
 Vncut. With the Atlas. 8° J. Altheer, Utrecht, 1827 
 
 Atlas to the above, 8 sheets, each 17 by 21 inches, being copies of the 
 original maps of Spitzbcrgen, Ncwrddyke Ysec (Nova Zembla and 
 Wmiigats), Nieuw Nederland, Nieuw Holland, JJicuw Guinea, Society 
 Isliinds, Pacific, Japan, etc. The Provincial Utrecht Society gave out 
 the following Prize Question :—" Since in the Maps which are pub- 
 lished in England, France, and elsewhere, respecting America, Australia, 
 the Indies, and Polar Regions, the more and more the names disappear 
 which were given by Netherlanders in the earliest voyages thither to 
 certain lands, seas, bays, rivers, capes, islands, towns, forts, and 
 colonies, the Society wishes for a Treatise whereby the services of the 
 Netherlanders, in these may be duly mentioned, with the circumstance 
 and under what discoverers and travellers the names were originally 
 given, and in what accounts of travels or maps most information thcrc- 
 anent is to be found, as far as possible with the addition of maps whereon 
 the names are corrected." This book is the Prize Treatise, with the Prize 
 Atlas, and is of the highest historical, geographical, and bibliognvphical 
 imjiortance to the student of early Dutch Navigators. 
 
 318 Bonnet and Van Wyck. Atlas of the 8 Maps, a duplicate 
 of the above, without the book, in a paper roll. fol. 1827 
 
 319 Benson (Egbert) Memoir read before the Historical 
 Society of the State of New- York, Dec. 31, 1816, [on the 
 Indian Names, chiefly of Places, in the Country originally 
 claimed by the Dutch, that is, between the CoLneeticut and 
 Delaware Rivera.] Second edition, with Notes. Fine copy. 
 ScABCE. 8° //. C. Sleight, Jamaica (L.I.), 1825 
 
 Judge Benson died at Jamaica, Long ifsland, the 2.5th Aug., 18.33, in 
 the 87th year of his age. His little book, worked up, with infinite 
 labour and pugnacity under the pressure of ojiposition of the Historical 
 Society, in this second edition, with the manuscript notes of the first 
 edition incorporated, and the personalities elided, is a monumental 
 honour to the author and the country. 
 
 320 Benson (Mr.) Love and Money ; or, the Fair Caledonian, 
 a Farce in two acts. As performed in the New York Theatre. 
 [Now first published from the manuscript.] 
 
 12" jD. Longworth, New York, March, 
 
 321 Bontley (AVilliam) A Sermon in the East Meeting-house, 
 Salem, March 13, occasioned by the death of Jonathan 
 Gardner, Esq. Master of the Marine Society, Salem, who 
 died, March 2, 1791. Uncut. 
 
 8° T. C. Cashing, Salem, 1791 
 
SECOND DAY'S SALE 
 
 322 |Qfc3s^ENT0N (C.) and Barry (S. F.) A Statistical 
 View of the Number of Sheep iu the several 
 Towns and Counties in Maine, New Hampshire, 
 Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con- 
 necticut, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio ; 
 
 a Partial Account of the Number of Sheep in Virginia, 
 Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, and Kentucky, in 1836 ; 
 and an Account of the principal Woollen Manufactories, 
 etc. 12° Cambridge, 1837 
 
 323 Benton (Rev. J. A.) California as she was, as she is, as 
 she is to be. A Discourse at the First Church of Clirist 
 in Sixth Street, Sacramento-city ; on the occasion of the 
 Annual Thanksgiving, Nov. 30, 1850. Scarce. Two his- 
 torical pictures and a prospect, 8" Sacramento-City, 1850 
 
 324 Benzoni (Hieronymus) Novae Novi Orbis HistoriaB id 
 est Rerum ab Hispanis in India Occidentali gestarum 
 Libri tres Urbani Calvetonis opera ex Italicis Latiui facti. 
 Adjnncta est Do Gallorum in Floridam expeditione Ilia- 
 toria. First Latin Edition, fine large copy, vellum, 
 scarce. 8° Apud Eustathium Vignon [^Gcnevae~\, 1578 
 
 325 Berkel (Adrian van) Beschreibung seiner Reisen nach 
 Rio de Berbice und Surinam. Aus dem HoUaudischcn 
 Ubersetzt, fine copy, calf. 
 
 8° Andres Seyler, Memmingen, 1789 
 
 326 Berkley. " Better edification," a Good Plea. Proceedings 
 of an Ecclesiastical Council iu the town of Berkley, Oct. 19, 
 1831, and the Documents connected therewith, uncut, 
 scarce. 8° James Thurber, Taunton, (Mass.) 1831 
 
 327 Berkley (Massachusetts) Review of the Berkley Case [1. 
 Proceedings of the two Ecclesiastical Councils in Berkley. 
 II. Strictures thereon. III. Statement of Pacta], 
 uncut, 8° Allen Danjbrth, Plymouth, (Mass.) 1831 
 
 328 Berkshire Jubilee (The), celebrated at PittsUeld, Massa- 
 chusetts, Aug. 22 aud 23, 1811, woodcuts, an impovtanl 
 volume of local hidory. 8" Albany, 1815 
 
 "I 
 

 38 Bibliutheca Geog raphica 
 
 329 Bennondsey Abbey, A General View o» the Kemaius of 
 Berniondsey Abbey, Surrey, as it appeared in the year 1805, 
 with the adjacent Country. Taken from the Steeple of the 
 Church of St. Mary Magdalen, 16 hy 12 inthe», 
 
 clean. Robert Wilkimon, London, 27 September, 1820 
 
 330 Berry (Rev. Lucien W.) Correspondence on Baptism, 
 between the Eev. L. W. Berry and F. W. Emmons, with 
 Marks and Eeiuarks. Trial and expulsion of Mr. Philip 
 Storps, sen., uncut, scarce. 
 
 8° C. A. Richards cSf Co. Emaiu, (Ltd.) 1S39 
 
 331 Betagh (William) A Voyage Kound the World, being 
 an Account of a Eeniarkable Enterprize begun in 1719, 
 chiefly to cruise on the Spaniards iu the great South Ocean, 
 relating the true historical Facts of that whole Aflair, ^ne 
 clean copy, calf, map of the world showint/ the track of Capt. 
 CUppertoti's voyaye. S" London, 1728 
 
 On i)agc 2 you will fiiul the keynote of tliis Ixiok. "The following 
 book is a united jourmil ot' twi» !<hips, written ehietly to undeceive man- 
 kind in the spurious account of a voya;;e round the world, j nldish'd by 
 Captain George Shelvoke." Beta<j;h was a Captain of iLiriiics under 
 Slielvoke, who was himself outnuikcd by Clipperton. The two l>ooks 
 protty well neutralize the lies of each other and should be read together. 
 
 332 Bcthunc (Plan de) Ville Forte du Comte d'Artois, situe 
 sur la Pitite Kiviere de Lave, etc. 19 by 1.5 inches. 
 
 Pierre Ilusson, La Haye, n. d. 
 
 333 Beukma (K. Jz.) Bricven van K. Jz. Beukma ; bevorens 
 Landbouwer op de Boerderij Castor, in het Kerspel Zuur- 
 dijk, Gemeente Leans, doch verhuisd naar de Vereenigde 
 Staten van Noord-Amerika in 1835 aan deszelfs achterge- 
 laten Familie iu de Proviuoie Groningen, 3 parts, uneut, 
 plate and map. 8" Groningen, 1835-1838 
 
 331- Bevaus (William) Sketch of the Trial of Wm. Bevans for 
 the Murder of Peter LunHtrum, on board the L^niteJ States 
 ship Independence, Nov. Gth, 1816, closely cut, but can be 
 read. 8" Thomas G. Bangs, Boston, 1816 
 
 335 Beyeb (Hartmanuus) Quaestiones Novae in Libellum do 
 Spitaera Joannis de Sacrobusto recognitae et aucts, fine 
 copy, with the rare folded sheet of diagrams and their expla- 
 nation, scarce. 
 
 8° Ex offlcina Petri Brubachij, Franeoforii, 1549 
 
 336 Bianco (Anduea) [Photographic] Facsimile dell' Atlante 
 di Andrea Bianco Venezia, 1436. 
 
 obi. fol. H. F. Sf M. Munster, Venezia, 1869 
 Comprises 10 Maps and Charts, size 14 by 10 inches, with descriptiTC 
 text in 4to by Prof. I'cschel. 
 
 337 Bible (The) needs no Apology ; or Watson's System of 
 Eeligion Refuted ; and the Advocate proved an unfaithful 
 one by the Bible itself ... in Four Letters on AVatson's 
 A pology for the Bible, and Paiuc's Age of fioa«on. Part 
 the Second, uncut. 
 
 8" C. Pierce for (S'. Larkin, Portsmouth Buokstorc, 1796 
 
Bibliothe''a Ilisforiea 89 
 
 338 Bible. A List of the various Editions ..f the Bible and 
 Parts thereof in English from tlie year ir»2(5. From a 
 Manuseript, No. 1140, in the Arcliiepiscopal Library at 
 Lambeth, much enlarged and improved, 
 
 scarce. S' li. Cnif/trell, Bath, 1785 
 
 339 BiBiiK. The Common English Version. An Argument 
 siis^njning the Common English Version of the Bible, 
 against the project for a revision a.« set forth in a pamphlet 
 issued by Rev. S. IL Cone and Mr. W. H. AVyckotf: em- 
 bracing Proceedings of a Meeting in X.Y. April 1, 1850. 
 To which are added a brief hi.storv of the English Version 
 by C. Anderson, and a Letter bv "NVm. K. Williams. 
 
 S" X. York, 1850 
 
 340 Bible. The Four Gospels of the New Testament in 
 Greek, from the text of Griesbaeh ; with a Lexicon in 
 English of all the Words contained in them, scarce 
 edition. 8" Cummitijs, JfilliarJ «j|- Co. Boston, 1825 
 
 341 Bible. The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour 
 Jesu3 Christ, translated from the Original Tongues, and 
 with the Former Translations diligently compared and 
 revised, Jlne clean copy, red morocco. 
 
 12° Silas Andrus, Hartford, 1824 
 
 342 Bibliotheca Sacra, and Biblical Kepo.sitorv, Nos. 33 to 52, 
 63 to G8, 70, 85 to 104, 115 to 120, and 122: 27 Nos. 
 Jan. 1852 to April 1861. 8" Andover 
 
 There is a double numt^ring. 
 
 343 BiBLiOTnEQUE Americaise. Catalogue Raisoune d'une 
 Collection de Livres Precieux sur I'Amerique parus depuis 
 sa Decouverte jusqu'a I'an 1700 en Vente ehez F. A. Brock- 
 
 haus a Leipzig. Kedige par Paul Triimel, 
 uncut. 8° F. A. Brockhaus, Leipziff, 1S61 
 
 This remarkable collection was formal mo»tIy by the entoriirisiiijj; Mr. 
 Freilerick MuUer of Aiiistcrdani, who s<>!.l it to ^Ir. Brockhaus. who in 
 turn had this catalo^'ue iiiatle under the able e<iitorship of Mr. I'aul 
 Tioinel, the carefully pre|>arcd titles being chiefly taken from Mr. 
 George Aslior's liibliojrraphical K-say. iirefiared for Mr. Miiller, and 
 printed hut not tiicii jmblished. Mr. Henry Stevfii;; of Vermont pur- 
 cluLsed the entire collection of Mr. Brockhaus, witli the exception of 
 three lots, and eiijoyeil the pleasure of dispersing what Mr. Muller took 
 so much pleasure in collecting:. 
 
 344 BiDLiCK (xIldkn) Ai)DI!Es.s by A. Bidlack, 22nd IVb. 
 1889, at Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, in vindication of the 
 patriotism and military services of the first settlers of 
 Wyoming, with a view to correct matiy errors in the written 
 and unwritten history of the Settlement, and 3[ass:icre of 
 the Valley, rare and valuable. b" IVashinytun, lsi2 
 
 345 Bigelow'(Abij.iii) The Voters' Guide: or the Power, Duty, 
 and Privileges of the Constitutional Voters in the Common- 
 wealth of I\lassachusetts, boards, 
 
 scarce. 12" S. ^- J. Wilder, Lromiiislt-r, Ma.^.'i 1S07 
 
 
 
40 Bibliutheca Geographica 
 
 340 BiGELOw (William) History of the Town of Natick, Mass. 
 from the days of tlie Apostolic Eliot, 1650, to the present 
 time, 1830, Jinc copy, scarce. 
 
 8° MarsTi, Capen Sf Lyon, Boston, 1830 
 
 The brief and painful story of the Natic Indiana, to whom Eliot preached, 
 and for whom he translated the Bible, is told in this volume. The 
 gradiial growth of civilization among this tribe was accompanied by a 
 gradual decrease of its numbers, until the tribe became extinct. This 
 is one of the best of all the American local histories, now out of print 
 and scarce. 
 
 347 Billerica. Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the 
 incorporation of Billerica, Massachusetts, May 29, 1855, 
 [including a history of the Town, and an Appendix of his- 
 torical, statistical, and genealogical notes and papers. 
 
 8° J. S. Varney, Lowell, 1855 
 
 348 Bingham (Caleb) Tlie American Preceptor, being a new 
 Selection of Lessons for Beading and Speaking, for the 
 use of Schools. Second Vermont Edition. 
 
 12° Timothy C. Strong, Middlehurg, Vt. 1815 
 
 349 Bingley (Rev. William) Travels in South America, from 
 Modern Writers, with Eemarks and Observations. View 
 of the geography and present state of that quarter of the 
 globe, uncut. 12" J. Sharp, London, 1820 
 
 350 Bird (Jonathan, candidate for the Gospel Ministry.) The 
 "^ Parable of the unclean Spirit opened and applied in two 
 
 Discourses. Durham, in Freehold, July 8th, 1792, 
 
 ttnciit 8" M. Croswell ^ Co. Gatskill, 1792 
 
 351 Birkbeck (Morris) Letters from Illinoi3,^rs/ edition, fine 
 uncut copy 8° London, 1818 
 
 352 Birkbeck (Morris) Notes on a Journey in America, from 
 the Coast of Virgiuia to the Territory of Illinois. The 
 second edition. Map of the United States, tcith the Terri- 
 tory of Illinois on the Ohio, boards, uncut 8" London, 1818 
 
 353 Birkbeck (Morris) Notes on a Journey in America, from 
 the Coast of Virginia to the Territory of Illinois. 3rd 
 edition, coloured map, London, 1818 — Notes on a Journey 
 through France, July-Sept. 1814. The Fifth edition, with 
 an Appendix, Lond. 1818 — Letters from Illinois, Lond. 
 1818. 3 vols, in 1, all ly Mr. Birkbeck. 8» 
 
 354 Bishop (Abraham) Connecticut liepublicanism. An Ora- 
 tion on the extent and power of political Delusion, delivered 
 in Now Haven, Sept. 1800 [with an Appendix historical and 
 statistical] 8° Matheic Carey, Philadelphia, Nov. 13, 1800 
 
 355 BrsHOP (Abraham) An Oration " On the Extent and Power 
 of Political Delusion," has lately been reprinted and issued 
 from the Press of Citizen Ilaswell : The Public are in turn 
 presented with A Rod for the Fool's Back ; or, Abraham 
 Bishop Unmasked. By a Citizen of Connecticut. Fine 
 copy, uncut, very rare. 
 
 12" Wm.8tockwell,and Co. Bennington, Vt. [1800] 
 
liibliolhecu Uinturica 41 
 
 :J5G BrsHop (Abraliatu) Oration iit Wallinjj;ri>i'il, lltli Ararcli. 
 1801, before tlu' Kopublioana of the State of Coniiccticut, 
 at tlie General ?'lianl»s<iiviiig tor the Election of Thomas 
 Jefferson to the Presidency, and Aaron Bnrr to the Vice- 
 Presidency. Scurcfi. S" Anthony Haswcll, Bennington, ISOl 
 
 t357 Bishop (Abraliani) Proofs of a Conspiracy against CMiris- 
 tianity and the Government of tlie United States : ex- 
 hibited in several Views of the Union of Church and State 
 in New England. Uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" J. Buhcock, Ilarlford, 1S()2 
 
 358 Blacksmith. A Letter from a BlacUsniith to tiie Ministers 
 and Elders of the Chiirch of Scotland, in which the nianiKM' 
 of Public Wor>hip in that Chunh is consideriil. 7th cd. 
 Fine copy, nnciif. S" John Mi/etrll, Neivburii-povt [17110! 
 
 351) Blvdes (William) A CataloLjuc of Bo(jks printed by, or 
 ascribed to the Press of William Caxton, in which is in- 
 cluded the Press-mark of every Copy in tiie Library of the 
 British Museum. Clean and uncut. 
 
 4" Privnteltf printed, London, ISO-j 
 Onh- 30 copies printed for sale, 1.5 for England, and 15 lor America. 
 
 SCO Blagge (Samuel) Commonwealth of JLissachusctts. 
 Articles of Impeachmcut by the House of llepresentatives, 
 against S. Blagg, Esq. Justice of the Poace and Notary 
 Public ; together with the llespoudent's Answer. 
 Uncut. b" True and Green, Boston, IS2() 
 
 301 Blair (Robert) The Grave, a Poem, 7tli Edition j to which 
 is added An Elegy written in a Country Church- Yard, by 
 Mr. Gray. Uncut, eery scarce. 
 
 S" John Boyles,for James Foster Condy, Boston, 177'J 
 Tliis is prol)al)ly the earliest American iMlition oiGray's Klejiy. 
 
 302 Blair (Samuel, of Xew Londonderry, Pennsylvania) A 
 Short and Faithful Narrative of the late Remarkable Jte- 
 vival of Religion in the Congregation of New Londonderry, 
 and other parts of Pennsylvania, as the same w^as sent in a 
 Letter to Rev. Mr. Prince of Boston. Uncut, clean copy, 
 excessively rare. 8° William Bradford, Philadelphia, 1741. 
 
 Six of the Uuling Elders of New Londonderry add their attestation at 
 the end, viz., James Cochran, John Kamsay, John Love, John Simpson, 
 and William Boyd. The narrative was written for the second volume 
 of the Christian History, ]>rintcd at Boston under the editorship of 
 Thomas Prince the younger, of whiih work there arc some interesting 
 particulars in the advertisement of this work. 
 
 303 Blake (George) An Oration pronounced July Itli, 179.j, 
 at the request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, 
 in Commemoration of American Imlependeiice. Fine copy, 
 uncut. 8" Benjamin Edi;\', Boston, l7i)o 
 
 An Oration, historical, political, and truly higli falutiu, according to the 
 standard mixlels of fonrtliotjnly oratory ; licginning, " On this <lav, 
 LinicHTV, the otVspring of America, is nineteen years old;" and ciulmg 
 the clouds (or cloudy granuuar), " when Tyranny shall lie extinct, 
 Lilierty triumphant." 
 
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 42 liihliuthccti Gcfn/raphica 
 
 3G4i Blake (llov. Jolm Lauris) Tin* Jlislorical TJcader, dos^ifijiied 
 for tlio Uhc oi" Schools and Familioa on a New Plan. 
 Woodcuts. 12" mU and Co., Concord, N. II. 1831 
 
 The ' new plan' of this luitlior is not n Imd or inipnicticuhlc one. It is to 
 make such st lections (and he nppcais to liave smccedeil) for the younp; 
 rcacU'v that while he is learning to read lie may have something worth 
 reading and romoniticring. 
 
 nOS Blanc (ITonoro) Okyyrapliic, on I'Art dc fixer par ecrit 
 
 tons los sons do la jjarolo avecaiitiint do facitito, de pron\p- 
 
 titiide cl de elarte que la bcmilie Ics cNprinie, Nouvello 
 
 Metliodo adaplee a la lanpxie FraiKi'aisc et a])plicable a tons 
 
 idiomes, presentant des mourns aiissi vastcs, ausssi tfira que 
 
 nouveaux et cntreleiiir une eorrcs|iondance seorete dont lea 
 
 Signca seront absoluinontln dec'liiHrables. 
 
 Scarce. 8" Faris, An 0. ISOl 
 
 3G6 Blancliard (Stephen) A Letter addressed to Ethan Smitli, 
 
 the Congrej^ational ]\[inister in Hopkiiiton, N.H. oeca- 
 
 sioued by his Sermon, entitled, " Episcopacy Exaniined." 
 
 Fine copy, nncut, scauck. S" li-aac Hill, Concord, 1817 
 
 The writer avows himself a Ba];>ti.<<t, a denomination whiih, he says, "in 
 
 this country adopted the i)rinciples of the Coi>rirertatio'nalMs, who were 
 
 the first settlers of New England." lie then gives a long historical 
 
 disquisition on the early ami late NcwPlngland Church courses, especially 
 
 in Massachusetts and Connecticut, fortifying the iirinciples of the 
 
 Baptists. 
 
 3G7 Blatchford (Samuel) A Sermon at tlie Ordination of the 
 Rev. Absalom Peters to the care of the Congregational 
 Church iu Bennington, July 5, 1820. Uncut, wants last 
 leaf. 8" Darius Clark, Benninyton, 1820 
 
 3G8 Bliss (George) An Address to the ^Members of the Bar of 
 the Counties of Hampshire, Eranklin, and ilainpdcn, iu 
 Mass., at JNorthampton, Sep. 182G. Uncut, 
 scarce. 8" Tannatt and Co. Sprinpfwld, 1827 
 
 Contains a succinct account of the lawyers, courts, judges, uml law i)ro- 
 ceedings in those parts of Massachusetts from 1030 to 1826 together 
 with au appendix of inijiortant abstracts from the public records and 
 historical papers. 
 
 3G9 Bliss (George) An Address at the Opening of the Town- 
 Hall in Springfield, Massachusetts, March 2 1, 1828, con- 
 taining Sketches of the Early History of that Town and 
 those in its viciuity. Pidjlished at the request of tiie Town. 
 Uncut, scarce. S" Tannatt and Co. Sprinyficld, 1828 
 
 Contains an appendix of valuable historical and genealogical papers. 
 
 370 Blunt (Joseph) An A tmiversary Discourse before the New 
 York Historical Society, Dec. 3, 1827, [a Keview of the 
 History of the Eiiropc;in Settlements iu America, and their 
 Influence upou the Civilized World.] Uncut, scarce, and 
 valuable. 8° New Tork, 182S 
 
 371 Bohemia (A Map of the) Reguum Bohemia? eique Annexte 
 P'ovincia?, etc. Auctore Nicolao A''isschcr. 23 hy I'd inches, 
 (lean. Amstclcedami \ji. rf.] 
 
Biiliuthecit Ilistorica 43 
 
 372 Docket (Elias) A Poem to the IMemory of Aquila Rose, 
 w!io dy'd at Pliiladelpliia, August 22, 1723, ^tat 28, fine 
 
 copy, scAncE. 
 
 S" For the Author, London, 1723-4 
 
 Concpining Aquilti Rose, sec Franklin's Autobiopraphy. When the 
 youthful IJoston runaway reached New York in 1723, he calleit 
 tin olil William l{railfnril. who said lie could not give him eni- 
 pluymcnt himself, but referred him to his son Andrew Bradford, in 
 I'liiladelphia, whose ]irinei|ial workman Aqiila Uose had recently 
 tiicil. On reaching Philadel|)hia. Fn.nklin was introduced to Keimer, 
 whom he foimd " at work on an elegy on Aijuila Hose, whom I have 
 mentioned above, an ingenious young nuui, and of im excellent charac- 
 ter, highly esteemed in the town, secretary to the Assembly, and a very 
 tolerable poet." . . . " In a few days Keimer sent for me to print ofl' 
 his elegy," which was Franklin's tirst work in I'hiladelphia. Bocket 
 resided in Ix>ndon, and was a friend o£ Hose. This is probably tiic 
 original of Keimer's l'hiladcl|iliia edition. 
 
 373 ho\ion (^Massatichsetts) A II istorieal Sketch of the First 
 Congregational Cluirch in Bolton [with Names of Ministers, 
 Deacons, IMenibcrs, etc. the Covenant, Property, Sketches, 
 [etc. 8" Ballard and Messenger, Clinton (Mass.) 1851 
 
 374 Bolton (Robert) Twenty Considerations against Sin, ex- 
 tracted from that judicious Treatise of his entituled, 
 Instructions for a right comforting aftlicted Consciences, 
 
 fine copij, uncut. S" WiUiani Bradford, Philadelphia, 1753 
 
 375 Bolton (AVilliam) A Narrative of the Last Cruise of the 
 U.S. Steam Frigate Missouri, from the Day she left Nor- 
 folk until the arrival of her Crew in Boston, including a 
 detail of the General Conflagration which took place at 
 Gibraltar. 2nd edition. 8° Boston, 1848 
 
 370 Bolton (William C.) The Trial of Captain W. C. Bolton, 
 for an alleged violation of Commodore Hull, in returning 
 from the Mediterranean to the U.S., May, 1841. 
 Bare. 8« Pliila. 1841 
 
 377 Bonaparte no Universal ISIonarch, and not proved to be 
 Favourably noticed in Prophecy [his pretensions con- 
 sidered.] 'Uncut. 8** Boston, 1809 
 
 378 Bonaparte ; with the Storm at Sea, Madaline, and other 
 Poems. Uncut. 8" Ilaly and Thomas, New York, 1820 
 
 The youthful author projwses, " should the world judge favourably of 
 this effort, to write a Dramatic Ptwm, in which a portion of the early 
 history of our country will appear in the character and exploits of a 
 native chief." 
 
 379 Bone (A) to Gnaw for the Democrats ; or Observations 
 on a Pamphlet entitled, " The Political Progress of 
 Britain.'" 8" Philadelphia, Printed for the Purchasers, 1795 
 
 380 Bonner (James) A New Plan for Increasing the Number 
 of Bee-hives in Scotland ; which may be extended with 
 equal success to England, Ireland, America, etc. Boards, 
 uncut. S<' Edinh. 1795 
 
 381 Bonner (John) An Essay on the Registry Laws of Lower 
 Canada. Quebec, 1852 
 
 3S2 Jiooksoller (Tiie) 55 Numbers. 8" London, 1859-1865 
 
 
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 •14 Bibliotheca Geographica 
 
 383 Honlonux. Carte MiiritiiiU! tlcpuia la Kiviere do Bour- 
 (Icaux jusquea a St. HebaHticn ^ I'liHago ilcs Armeca du Roy 
 do la Graiido lJretafj;nc dresseo par Ic ISr. B. de lloogo. 
 18:i[ by 23 inches, coloured, Jine copy. 
 Scarce. P. Mortier, Amsterdam [ 1703] 
 
 381 Borgnum (C.) Bezock in do Verceuidgo Stateu van Noord- 
 Auiorika iu hot yaar 1850, uncut. 8" Oroningen, 1854 
 
 385 Jioscli (G. B.) Reizen in Weat-ludic eii door eeu gcdeelto 
 van zuid-cu Noord-Aiucrika, 3 vols, uncut, fine clean 
 co/ti/. S° Vander Monde, Utrecht, 1820-1843 
 
 3U8 Boaau (M.) Nouveaux Voyages aux Jiuli's Occidontalos, 
 couti-nant uno Relation dea ditterena Pcuiilea qui habitout 
 lea euvirona du grand Flcuvc ISaint Louiw, appolle vulgaire- 
 moiit le Mississipi, 2 vols, in \,fine copy, 
 calf. \2<> Amtstcrdam, 17G1) 
 
 387 Boston in New Enolani). A Vindication of the Minis- 
 k'Ts (jf Boston from the AbuHca and IScandals lately cast 
 upon tlioni in divers Printed Papers. By some of the 
 Pi'ople, Jiiic copy with rough haves, in polished calf, Ly 
 il '. Pratt, of excessive rarity. 
 
 8" B. Oreenfor Samuel Oerrish, Boston, 1722 
 
 It a]^|)cars that John Williams, tobacconist, nnd muny others, in The 
 lio.fton News Letter and the New England C'onrajit had been libelling, » 
 liunpooning, nnd abusing the Sacred Order of Man, as the writer calls 
 the Icnrnt'd Ministers of Boston. They were charged with going out 
 1)1' their line of business and interfering with other professions and 
 dcoupations, esi)ccially in reference to sniall-pox and inoculation. The 
 writer gives much interesting gossij), and manfully defends the ministers, 
 I'sjiecially Cotton Mather and his jjroposals to the Physicians to meet 
 and agree upon a method of trcatnieut of small-pox cases. 
 
 388 Boston. Trial of the British Soldiers of the 29th Eegi- 
 mcut of Foot, for tlic Murder <jf Crispua Attucka, Samuel 
 Maverick, Jamca Caldwell, and Patrick Carr, on Monday 
 evening, ^larch 5, 1770, at Boston by Adjournment, Novem- 
 ber 27, 1770, //le copy, scarce. 12" W. Emmons, Boston, 1824 
 
 38!) Boston. Procession [to honour a visit from the President 
 Washington], Boston, Oct. 19, 1789 — Now Division of 
 Wards, a particular Description of the Town of Boston, 
 I7th June, 1805, two rare broadsides. folio 
 
 390 Boston. Considerations on the public expediency of a 
 Bridge from one part of Boston to the other, clean copy, 
 scarce. 8° Manning and Loring, Boston, Jan. 1806 
 
 391 Boston. An Answer to a Pamphlet er.atled, Consider- 
 ations on the i)ublic expediency of a Bridge from ono part 
 of Boston to the other [with an Appendix of G documents], 
 uuctit, 8" E. Lincoln, Boston, 1800 
 
 392 Boston. Report of the Connnittcc of Merchants and 
 Manulaclurers of Boston on tjie proposed Tariff, Jan. 1824, 
 uncut. 8" /S. Gardner, Boston (1824) 
 
 
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 t) lUi Roy 
 ' lloogo. 
 
 m [1703] 
 ti Noord- 
 jen, 185 J) 
 
 gedei'lto 
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 820-1843 
 idontales, 
 
 habitcut 
 vulgaire- 
 
 'rtwi, 17G'J 
 10 Minis- 
 iitoly cast 
 10 of the 
 f calf, by 
 
 ion, 1722 
 
 ers, in Tlie 
 in libolling, » 
 writer calls 
 I ),'oing out 
 cssions and 
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 fe ministers, 
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 Novem- 
 
 ton, 1824 
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 vision of 
 Boston, 
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 acy of a 
 copy, 
 an. 1806 
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 ono part 
 mcnts], 
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 uts and 
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 I (1821) 
 
 Utbliof/u'ca llintorica 15 
 
 393 Husloii. Ht'inarkH on tlu; Practicability ami E.\|)edii'ut'y 
 of c»tablisliin<» a Kuil-rnad on one or more routes from 
 HoMtoii to the C\)niiccticiit llivcr. By the Editor of tlio 
 TioHton Daily Advertiser [Mr. Hale]. S" Boston, 1827 
 
 Tlusc i)rimitivt' priijocts, ami tiio venturesome though modest renuirks 
 thereon, fur ojieninj; up the interior rei»ions of Mnssnehnsctfs to the 
 light, luxury, und civilizntion of IJoston. thoujrh not yet hulf a eentury 
 old, already possess the eharni of nrchieologieal reading. Think now 
 of getting coal down to Uoston hy a h rso railroad "from the mine 
 in Woreestcr !" 
 
 391 Boston. Report of the Board of Dircetors of Internal 
 Improvements of i\last<acliU8etts on the Practicability and 
 Expediency of a Rail-road from Boston to the Hudson 
 River, and from Boston to Providence, with Reports of the 
 Engineers, maps, plans and profiles of the routes, uncut, 
 sc.vucE. 8" Boston, 1820 
 
 The modest advantages of these great enterprises, as set forth in this 
 eurious volinne, read strangely in these days of private entravaganec 
 and ]iublie ^tenlings. 
 
 ;{05 Boston. The Declaration of Faith, with the Chureli 
 Covenant, and List of jNIembers, of the Rowe Street Baptist 
 Church, Boston, constituted July 10, 1827, 5th Edit. 
 
 12" Boston, 1848 
 
 396 Boston. Sections of Railroad Crossings in the Vicinity 
 of Boston, showing the Changes of Grades as proposed by 
 the Commissioner appointed by the Governor to report 
 upon a Plans or Plans ibr avoiding said Crossings. 
 
 36 by 22 j inches, [^Signed] E. S. Cheshrough, Commissioner, 
 
 Jan. 1850 
 
 397 Boston Directory, containing the names of the Inhabitants, 
 &c. Town Ofllcers, Public Olfices, Bauks, List of Stages, 
 Streets, Lanes, &c., no plan, scarce. 
 
 12° E. Cotton, Boston, 1805 
 
 398 Boston DinECTonv (The) containing the Names of the 
 Inhabitants, their Occupations, Places of Business and 
 Dwelling Houses. Also a List of the Town Officers, 
 Public Officials, etc. A List of the Stages which run from 
 Boston, and a List of the Streets, &c., no plan, 
 
 scarce. 12° E. Cotton, Boston, 1800 
 
 399 Boston Gazette (The) No. 1, Numb. 221, 222, 224, 225, 
 226, 228, 229, 230,'232, 233, 230, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 
 243, 2t4, 245, 247, 248, 240, 250, 251, 252, 253, 257, 258, 
 202, and Numb. 859, mutilated and stained, very rare. 
 
 fol. Kneeland and Musyrave, Boston, 1724-1736 
 These early Koston Newspapers contain notnuuh news, but some of the 
 advertisements arc curious, /.t. "A likely young negro man, lately 
 imported, to be sold. Inciuire at the Tost Office," Aug. 17, 1724; and 
 on the 19tb Oct. we read, "Some time in Sept. last, when John 
 WiNTiiRor, Es(|.. lay sick at New T^ondon, some person broke into his 
 Coach House, an<l cut out the greatest part of the red velvet, which 
 wa.s the liininf: of hi.s Coach,"' r/c; and in the same number, "The 
 Library oi llieKc\. and Learned John Li.VKUtrr, late I'resident of 
 Harvard College in Cambridge, will be sold by auclioii," clc 
 
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 46 HihUiithrca Ueographica 
 
 400 Ho»ton and JMoutrcul Tiirnpiko Company. The Act of 
 Inoorporalion and tho Hyo liawH, uncut, hcabce. 
 
 S" Sajinml (ioHH, Feacham, Vt. 1800 
 ThiH Act, pnHsed by tliu LoRi.slnturc of Vcniiunt, imincH as incorporators 
 many of the flrKt men of the State. 
 
 401 IJoTKUo (Giovanni) Dolla Ragion di IStato libri tHeci con 
 tru libri dollo Caueo della Grandez^a c M&gniticenza delle 
 VAiiii, fine clean copy, vellum. 4" Veneiia, 1580 
 
 402 Botalbrd (Ednnnid, of Oeorge Town, South Carolina) Tbo 
 Spiritiinl Voyage in tlio Ship Convert, under the com- 
 mand of Captain Godly Fear, from the I'ort of Hepentance- 
 unlo-Life, to tho Haven of Felicity on tho Continent of 
 Glory. An Allegory. Hi" Daniel Barnes, Ifarritburff, 1S2S 
 
 A South Carolinn sort of Pilgrim 's Progress, terminating with four 
 hymns — 
 
 " Spring your luH', l)rotiier sailor, the Itree/.e now is fair; 
 Trim your sail to tlic wind, and tliose torments you'll clear, 
 Tiiy leading wtar, Jesus, Ivoep full in your view. 
 You'll wciither tiio danger, he'll guide you sate through." 
 
 403 Botlarelli (F.) and Polidovi (O.) The Now Italian, 
 English and French Pocket Dictionary. 
 
 ',i voIh. square 12" London, 1826 
 
 404 UouohiU'd do la Poterie (ClaudiuH Florcnt) A Pastoral 
 fictter from the Apostolic Vice-Prefect, Curate of the Holy 
 CroHS at Boston — The Solemnity of the Holy Time of 
 Faster— An Abridged Formula of tho Priest's Discourse, 
 made every Sunday, in tho Church of the Holy Cross at 
 Boston, uncut, scarce. 4° [Boston, 1789] 
 
 405 Bougainville (Lewis de) A Voya;;e Hound the World. 
 Performed by Order of His Most Christian Majesty in 
 17G0-17G9. Translated from the French by J. lieinhold 
 Foster, with charts showing the track of the voyage, via the 
 Straits of Magellan, South Pacific, the Moluccas, Cape of 
 Good Rope, etc. 4° London, 1772 
 
 406 Bou<juET (Henry) Relation Historique do I'Exp^dition 
 centre les Indiens do I'Ohio en 17G4. Connnandee par le 
 Chevalier Henry Bouquet, avec un Recit de la Campagne 
 de 1763 et do la Bataille do Bushy-Run, etc. Traduit de 
 I'Anglois par C. G. F. Dumas, fine copy, perfectly uncut, 
 rare in this stfi'e. 8" Marc-Michel Bey, Amsterdam, 1769 
 
 407 Bouquet '^iiiNiiY) REiiATioN IIistoiiique de I'Expedi- 
 tion, coutrc ies Indions de I'Ohio en 1764. Connnandee 
 par lo Chevalier Henry Bouquet Colonel d'Infanterie et 
 cnsuito Brigadier General en Ainerique le tout eurichi de 
 Cartes and Tail le-dou cos, traduit de 1' Anglais per C. G. F. 
 Dumas, scarce. 8" Marc-Michel Bey, Amsterdam, 1" '• 
 
 This French translation contains a life of Col. Bouquet, not f ' 
 either the Philadelphia or London editions in English. 
 
 408 Bourgogne (Carte du Government de) suivant Ics nou les 
 Obscrvatious do Messrs. de rAcadcniie Koyal, Jinc md 
 clean, l^ig 13 inches. Bier re Vaiidcr Aa Lcide [1710? J 
 
liihUothcrn Ifinfovica 17 
 
 400 Bouloii (Niv(lmiiii'l) Two Sorinoii.-i, 2lsl Nov. ISMO, in 
 Couinu'inoralinn ol' llic ( )r^';(iii/,iiii,' (if (lie I'iivl Cliiircli in 
 Coiieoril [New llanipshin'J and tlio Si'tllfiiiciit dl" (lie Kirrtt 
 MiniHter, on iUv iHtli Nov. 17;U), irifh a View of C'oin'onl 
 in 1710. By !'• Vi\\'v\\n\\\,Jlur roiii/, uiirrf, 
 scarce. Am AlcFarlaml, Concord, iV. //., ISIll 
 
 These two Contoiniiiil IIi>i()riciil l)iH('()ul^(•H, willi thrir cxtciwive iioli's 
 and tl(H'uiiu'nt8, luv iinn'iii; ilic most valiialili' y'wwa of Aniorii'iin local 
 history wc have. 
 
 410 Boutoii (Natliaiiit'l) Tlic 1'iilliors of llio New ll;niii)sliiiv 
 Ministrv, nii hi^loi-ical (lisi'oiirsi>, before tlu* (u'licral At<so- 
 I'iiition of New ^lanl|)^*llir(^ An^. l."J, ISlS [with nii Jp- 
 f)cndix of hiatoricnl, yciicalocjical, and sinlixtinil 
 votes] h" Mr luivhnid, (\)ncoid, ISiS 
 
 111 Boiiton (Nallianit'l) An Hif^toricnl l>iscoursc' in Coiii- 
 tnejnoralion of \\w 20()(li Annivci'sary of t!io ScliliMiionl of 
 Norwalk, Ct., in Kit")], ili-livercd in NorwalK', .liilv J), IS.')! 
 [with ftu Appendix of Iiistorioal mid f^onealoj^ieal papers 
 relutivo to tlio firyt settlern of tin* Town] 
 scarce. b" New York, \ S.') 1 
 
 Presentation coiiy, witli luitograpli note of the nuthur. An iniporlaiit 
 voliinie of American local liistdry. 
 
 412 Bowdcn (Jolni) A Letter from J. Bowdeii, Rector of St. 
 Paul's Cliureli, Norwalk, to the Kev. l']/,ni Stiles, President 
 of Ynlo College, occasioned by ponie i'assages eoiieeiMiing 
 Church Governuient, in an Ordination [of 3Ir. Clianning) 
 Sermon ])reached May 17(li, 17^7, fine and unciif. 
 
 8" Thomas ond tSamnel Green, JVciv Haven, 178S 
 
 413 Bowen (Ele) The Coal liegions of Pennsylvania, being a 
 general (ieological, Historical, and Slatistical Keviewof the 
 Antiirucite Coal Districts, with coloured maps and ent/ravinff.^, 
 scarce. 8" L\ N. CarraJho and Co., Fottsville, Pa., ISlS 
 
 Local antl provincial pul)licatii)ns of this da.s.s arc as diflicult to meet 
 with a.s iinpiirtatit when found. They arc generally written on the 
 spot by those who know whereof they write, which is not always the 
 case with metropolitan jnihlications respecting; remote subjects. 
 
 414 Brabant (Le Duche de) qui comprend lea Quartiers do 
 Loiivain, Briisselles, Anvers et Bosleduc divisez en knira 
 
 {irincipales jnrisdiciions, la Signenrie do Malinea et le 
 ^larquisat du Saint Empire. Par leSr. Sanson Parties Merid. 
 et Septentr. Each'dl by \9\ inches, coloured, very fine and 
 clean. Iluhrt Jaillot, Paris, 105)2 
 
 415 Brabant. Diicatus Brabantia) divisa) in liispanieam et 
 Batavam in qua sunt Doniinia Lovanii Bruxollaruni, Ant- 
 'I' i', Sylva?-l)uci8 et Mechlinia> ae in minores ditionea 
 
 nctw per Carolum Allard, 23 by 19 i inches. 
 
 Aiiisf. Bat. n. d. 
 
 10 ibant [Map of] Lo Duche de Brabant qui eoni])rcnd 
 
 1» Quartiers d'Auvers, le Barouie do Breda, la Mairie dv 
 
 Boia lo Due, etc. par le Sr. Sanson, 30.J bi/ 11) inches, co- 
 
 loured,, fine and clean 
 
 Jean Covens ct Corneille Morfier, Amsterdam, [ViOO :j 
 
 fl 
 
 
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 48 Bibliothecu Gcographica 
 
 417 Brabant, Carto du, drosRi'o Rnr pliisieurs Cartes particu- 
 liores par (iliiillauinc tic L'lslo, 21'.^ by 25 inches, coloured, 
 fine. coj)y, 
 
 Jean Catena ct Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam, [1695 ?] 
 
 418 Brabant. Nouvelle Carte de la Province de Brabant Sop- 
 tentrioual-^Ieridional. Dressee et graveo par C. Van Baarsel 
 et Fila, 20 by 10 inches, coloured. 
 
 F. J. Wei/fjard, La JIaye, 181 S 
 410 Brabant. Nouvcllo Carte do la I'roviiieo do Brabant 
 Septentrional, dressee ct graveo |)iir C. van Baarsel et Fils, 
 20 i by IG.'. inches, coloured, fine. 
 
 F. J. IVriiifard, La IFaije, 1829 
 
 420 Brabantiaj Batavic Tars OccidiMitalis sive Antverpiensis 
 Tetrareiiiie Pars Septoitrioiiiilis eoinpreliendens Biiroiiinni 
 Bredan;iin, Alarcliionatuui Bergeiisin !id Zoinan, aliasque 
 niinorcs dilinnes per Nionlauin Vissclier, 
 
 2;i by 19 inches. Pelrum Schen/c, Jr. Jinst. Jinf. n. d. 
 
 421 Brackenridi^e (11. II.) History of the late War between 
 the United States and Great Britain, containing; a niinnte 
 Account of the various IMilitaiy and Naval Operations, 
 illustrated with platea. Tiie fourth edition revigod and cor- 
 rected, y?«e original copif. 
 
 Scarce. 12'' Cashing Sf Jeweff, Baltimore, 181S 
 
 TliLs is one of the Ix-st histories ol the War of 1812. 
 
 422 Bradford (Alden) Bio<];raphy of the Hon. Caleb Strong, 
 several years G ivernor of tho State of ]\[ass.;;or/rfl'<7, 
 uncut. 8" Boston, 1S20 
 
 423 BuADFORn (T. G.) A Compreheiuivc Atlas, (ieographieal, 
 Historical and Commercial, Ji'^e copy, half 
 
 morocco. largo 4" Boston, New York, 18155 
 
 423*BBAUFORn ("William the second Govertior of Plymouth 
 Colony). History of Plymouth Plantation, now first ])rinted 
 from the original Manuscript [in tiio Library of the Bishop 
 of London, at Fulham,] for the IMassaobuaetta Historical 
 Society, edited with Notes by Charles Doauo,^«e clean 
 copy, 8" Little iV Brown, Boston, 1850 
 
 One of the very few copies sepiirately issuccf, out of print nml now very 
 difficult to obtjiin. 
 
 424 Bradford (William) An enquiry how far the punishment 
 of Death is necessary in Pennsylvania, with Notes and Illut<- 
 trationa, to which is added an account of the Gaol and 
 Penitentiary House of Piiiladelphia, and the management 
 thereof, by Caleb Lownes. 8'* J. Dobson, Fhil, 1794 
 
 Presentation copy to tlie Chief Justice of Connecticut, by the I'hil. 
 Society for alleviating the Miseries of public I'ri.sons. 
 
 425 Bray (Thomas) Apostolick Charity, its Nature and Excel- 
 lence cousider'd, in a Discourse at St Paul's, at the Ordina- 
 tion of some Protestant Missionaries to be sent into the 
 Plantations, to which is Prefixed a General View of the 
 English Colonies in America, /?«f ropn with rough 
 
 leai^es. 4" E. Holt for William //awes. London, 1700 
 
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 BihUotheca flistorica 4ft 
 
 420 Bmy (Rev. Thoniaa) Publick Spirit Illuatratod in the Life 
 and Designs of the Rev, T. Bray, Minister of St. Botolph 
 Without AUlgate, London, to which arc added the Designs 
 and Proceedings of those who now form the Society which 
 he Instituted, etc. 2ik1 Edition, boards, tmcut, 
 scarce. H" London, 1808 
 
 A large portion of this hcwk relates to the est iblishmcnt of public 
 Libraries in Mnryhmd, and other American Provinces. 
 
 427 Bhazil. Afbeelding dcr Stadt en Fortressen van Paraybay 
 (Brasih'a3 Pars) 21 /jij 1(5 inches, fine copy, 
 
 scarce. Clars Janss. J'lsschcr. Amsf. [IGHOr] 
 
 428 Brasil. Nova et Acciirata Brasilia) totius Tabula, A uctorc 
 Joanne Blaev, I. F. 2:}] d// 10 h inchis, coloured, ft no 
 
 cop;/. ' ' Amst. [KJoOr] 
 
 429 Brazil. Reccns ehiborata Mappa Ooographica Rcgni 
 Brasilia;, par Matth. Scutteruni, 21^ by 19 inches, coloured, 
 fine copy, scarce. Augusta Vind. n. d. 
 
 430 Breda. Platte grond dcr Stadt Breda, 13 by 8 
 
 inches. Maria Helena Oomen yet. 
 
 431 Bride (The) of Fort Edward, [a Drama] founded on an 
 Incident in the Revolution, [the murder of Ellen McRea, 
 by Miss Dilca Bacon of New Haven], clean copy, cloth, 
 scarce. 12" S. Colman, New York, 1839 
 
 432 Bridgeport {Connecticut) Convention in 1S18 of the Pro- 
 testant Episcopal Church in the State of Connecticut, [in 
 reference to the case of Rev. Amnii Rogers] uncut S" 1818 
 
 433 Brinsmado (Peter Allen) Report of the Case of P. A. 
 Brinsmade, of the firm of Ladd & Co. versus James Jack- 
 son Jarves, Editor of the Polynesian, for alleged Libellous 
 Publications, decided by Lorriu Andrews, Judge in Foreign 
 Cases. ?" C. E. Hitchcock, Honolulu, Oahu, H. I. lS4t; 
 
 434 Briasot de Warville (J. P.) A Discourse upon the Ques- 
 tion, Whether the King shall be Tried? Delivered before 
 the Society of the Friends of the Constitution, at Pari.s, 
 July 10th, 1791, translated by P. .). G. do Nancrede, Pre- 
 ceptor of the Frenolk Language, in the University of Cam- 
 bridge, the First American Edition. 
 
 8" Belknap Sf Young, Boston, 1791 
 
 435 Bristed (John) The Resources of the United States of 
 America, or a View of the Agricultural, Commercial, ^Sfanu- 
 facturing, Financial, Political, Literary, Moral and Reli- 
 gious Capacity and Character of the American Vo.o\^V\Jine 
 clean copy, boards, uncut. 
 
 b" James Eastburn tf- Co. New York, 1818 
 
 430 Bristed (J(.hn) Die llilfs(piellen dcr Vereinigten-Staateii 
 
 America's ; odor Ueberblick ties Zustandes \uui Character.-* 
 
 des Ainericanischen Volkcs, aus dem Lnglischcn iibcrsel/.t, 
 
 Jine copy, uncut. 
 
 S" H'eimar, IHI\) 
 a 
 
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 U'pii 
 
 
 
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 . 
 
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 50 mbliolheca Geo(/ruj>hica 
 
 437 Bristol County, Rhode fHlaiicl, Map of, from Surveys 
 under II. W. AValliiifr, [lirisiol Village, also] 3G by 
 24 inches, coloured, viounted on calico. Providence, li. 1. 1851 
 
 438 BniTisii Akmy List. A List of the General and Field 
 Officers as they rank in the Army, of the Officers in the 
 several llef^imeiits of Horse, Dragoons and Foot, on tlie 
 British and Irisli Establishments; with the Dates of their 
 Commipsions, etc. ; the Governors, Lieut.-Governors of 
 His Majesty's (Jovernmcnt at Homo and Abroad to No- 
 vember, il(\\, good clean copy. 8" London, [17G1] 
 
 The imnics and niJiioiiitmciits of tlie Ofllc-ers who servcil in imd snrviveil 
 the French War in America arc rccordinl herein, rendering tlie book 
 indispensable to tlic American historian. 
 
 439 British Channel, a Chart of tlie, and the Bay of Biscay, 
 with Part of the North Sen, and the Entrance of St. 
 George's Channel, by Mons. I'Abbe Diqiio'nairo with Addi- 
 tions, etc. by L. S. de la Kochette, IJrd edition 34.j by 
 
 20 inches, coloured, fine copy. W. Fadcn, Sept. 17, 1791 
 
 440 British Colonies. Considerations on the Measures carry- 
 ing on with respect to the British Colonies in North Ame- 
 rica, The Fourth Edition, y?ne and clean, a scarce 
 
 edition. 8" Edes <$• Gill, Boxton, 1774 
 
 441 BniTisn Empire. The Present State of the British 
 Empire in Europe, America, Africa and Asia, cantaiuing a 
 concise Account of our Possessions in every part of the 
 Globe, piece out of the margin of S 4. 
 
 8" W. Griffin, London, 17G8 
 The Kmpirc in America fills pages 'iSS-lJlM. 
 
 442 British Guiana (Sketch Map of) by Kobeit II. Schom- 
 burgh, Esq. 10 by 17 5 inches, coloured . 
 
 John Arrowsmifh, London, ISIO 
 
 443 Britisu Influence on the Aft'airs of the Uiiitid Slates 
 proved and explained, [signed at end Marcus] 
 
 uncut. S" Young i.f Minns, Boston, 1801- 
 
 444 BniTiau Ir.LES, Statistical Map of the. Elucidating the 
 Distribution of Population based on the Census of 1841, 
 compiled and drawn by Augustus Peterniann, F.K.G.S. 
 
 21 by 32 inches, fine clean ruooF copy, presented by the 
 compiler to Bauox Ai.kx. ton Humholdt, who has left on 
 it a note in his Autoyraph, scarce. London, 1818 
 
 445 British North America, Map of the Easteri) Portion of, 
 including the Gulf of St. Lawrence and part of tlie New 
 England States, compiled by H. F. V. Perley for the Report 
 of I. D. Andrews, to Hon. T, Corwin, Secretary of the 
 Treasury, 40 by 2.')^ inches. Nleic] Y[ork,] 1853 
 
 440 Brittaiiia) (^lappi) Faciei Romana* secundum fidem Monu- 
 mefntoruin \\ rveterum depicta, C. Bertramus ipse dcliu. ab 
 orig. Si, sculpsit, 15^ bif 13 inches. 
 
 U'hile cV Co., Fleet Street, June I. 1800 
 
Bibliothecu Jlintorica 
 
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 Surveys 
 ] 3G by 
 i. 1. 1851 
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 sra in the 
 ;, on the 
 13 of their 
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 ston, 177-4 
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 ton, ISOl. 
 
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 delin. ab 
 
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 117 Brittany. 1"' Carte Partieuliere doa Costes de Bre- 
 taf^ne. . . eomme ello paroist a Basso Mer dans lea Grandea 
 Mareea Fuitto par Ordre E^proz du Roy do France, (2me, 
 3eme, 4einc, oeino, Gciue, 7eme, Seme, Carte, etc.) 8 sheets, 
 each 31 % 22 inches, coloured, veri/ Jine and clean 
 set. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1695 ?] 
 
 lis JJiiiTTANv. Carto Nouvello dea Coates do Bretagne, 
 depuia St. Malo jiisquea h remboueheuro de la Riviere de 
 Loire ; ou Ton voitlos Isles Voisines lous les Porta de Mer, 
 Bancs de Sable & Roehers, u I'usaiiio des Arinees de Sa 
 JNIajeste Britani\ique. Dresse j)ar le Sr Romain de Hooge 
 [with beautiful views oi' St. Malo, Brest, Couquerneau and 
 Port Louis.] 37 bi/ 23 inches, coloured, Jine copy of a splendid 
 map. l^ierre Mortier, Amsterdam [1095] 
 
 119 Brittany. La Bretagne divi.see en ses neuf Evesches qui 
 font aussi I'estenduo des Jtecvptea de li Oeueralite de 
 Nantes, 23 i hij IS inches, coloured. II. Jaillot, Paris [1092] 
 
 150 Brittany. Carte du Gouverueincut de Bretagne, auivant 
 les Observations de Messrs. de rAcadomio Royalo, etc. 
 10 by 13 inches, fine. Fierre Van der Aa, Leide [1710?] 
 
 •451 BuiTTiscuE Reich (das) in America; oder kurz gefaszte 
 Besciirt'ibung der Engliindischcn Pflauzstiidto samt iher 
 INIacht, Geschichte und llandlung in Nord America, nobst 
 zuverljisziger Nachricht von den Griinzstreitigkeiten und 
 Kriege mit den Franzossen, durch eine sauber illuminirte 
 Landkarte aller Engliiudischen Provinzen orlautert, Jine 
 ropij, excessively rare. 4" Leipziyer Ostermesse, 1756 
 
 This vory iinportiiiit guoj^rapliical work rchitcs to tlie Imandaries in 
 dispute in A\inerica between England and Frauec, tind is illustrated by 
 two execUcnt roluiireil niiips showing the claims of each nation. The 
 Map.s arc by John George Schriibcrs of Leipzig. 
 
 452 Bkoeck (M^TUEUa van den) Journael afte Ilistoriaelse 
 Beachrijvingo vau M. van deii Broock. Van't geen hy selfa 
 ghesien ende waerachtigh gebourt is, wegea 't begin endo 
 Revolte van do Portugese in Brasil, als mede de condite en 
 bet ovorgaeu vau do Fortcn aldaer, with the excessively rare 
 map. 1° Oerrit van Ooedesberyen, Amst. 1051 
 
 453 Bromley (Walter) An appeal to the virtue and good sense 
 of the inhabitants of Great Britain, cte. in behalf of the 
 Indians of North America, scarce, Jine copij. 
 
 12" Edmund Ward, Ilalijax, Nova Scotia, 1820 
 In the Appendix is a Letter IVoni Mr. 1'. S. l>u Ponceau ujwn tlie Indian 
 Languages, with the conjugation of Micniae and Delaware verbs. 
 
 454 Bromine (Tr.) Post- und Reise-Karto der Vereinigteu 
 Staaten von Noid-Araerika, Nebst Angabe aller Kaniile und 
 Eisenbahnen nach Tanner, Mitchell und den Berichten dea 
 (Jeneral-Postamts [with plans of Boston and 11 other towns 
 in the tnaryins]. In case. Leipzig und Baltimore, 1837 
 
 155 Bronaou (Asahel) A Plain Exhibition of Metliodist Epis- 
 ro|)acy. 12° C. Goodrich, Burlington, Vt. 1844 
 
 i'lt'i'^j 
 
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 62 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 45G Broukfield {Massachusetts) Decision of the Supreme Cuurt 
 of Massachusetts — in a case relating to the sacramental 
 furniture of a Church in Brookfield : with the entire agree- 
 ments of S. Hoar, Jan. for the Plaintiff, aud of L. Strong 
 for the Defendant, [Octavius Pickering, Reporter], a curious 
 and instructive case, scarce, uncut. 8' Boston, 1S32 
 
 457 Brooks (John) An Oration delivered to the Society of the 
 Cincinnati in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, July 4th, 
 1787. 4" Edmund Freeman, Botton, 1787 
 
 -158 Brooks (John) A Discourse delivered before the Humane 
 Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 9th June, 
 1795, [with an Appendix of document;?, accounts, members' 
 names, statutes, he.'] fine copy, uncut. 
 
 1" T. Fleet, Jr., Boston, 1795 
 
 •159 Broome County, New York, Map of, from Surveys by 
 F. Gilford and E. Weuig, 59 by 38 inches, coloured, fine 
 and clean. Philadelphia, 1855 
 
 •IGO Brown (C.) Narrative of the Expedition to South America, 
 which sailed from England at the close of 1S17 for the 
 Service of the Sjjanibh Patriots, including the Military and 
 Naval Transactions, and Fate of this Expedition, boards, 
 uncut. 8** London, 1819 
 
 401 Brown (Erastus) The Trial of Cain, the first Murderer, 
 in poetry, by Eule of Court ; in which a Predestinarian, a 
 Uuiversalian, aa Arminian, argue as attomies at the 
 bar ; the two former as the prisoner's counsel, the latter as 
 Attorney General, uncut. A rare piece of American 
 poetry. 12° for the Purchasers, Boston, 1827 
 Tlic witnesses who took the stand at this trial were Mr. Calnn of Geneva, 
 
 Mr. Peter Martyr, Dr. Twiss, Rev. Samuel Hopkins of Rhode Island, 
 Mr. Historian Hume, Mr. Bolingbroke, 
 
 " And Mr. Paine will readily advance. 
 And great Voltaire, a gentleman of France." 
 
 402 Brown (John) The Christian, the Student, and Pastor 
 exemplified in the Lives of Mess. James Frazer, James 
 Hogg, Thomas Halyburton in Scotland ; Owen Stockton, 
 Matthew Henry, Philip Doddridge in England ; Thomas 
 Shepherd, Cotton Mather, and Jonathan Edwards, in 
 America. 12» Edinb. 1781 
 
 403 Brown (John) Divine Help implored under the loss of 
 Godly and Faithful Men : a Funeral Sermon preached at 
 Bradford soon after the death of the Kev. Thomas Symmes, 
 Oct. 0, 1725. To which are added Memoirs of his Life, 
 Ministry, etc. a Monitor for delaying Sinners, by Thomas 
 Svmmes, with a Preface by Increase Mather : fine copy, 
 hoards, uncut. 12" W. B. Allen <5' Co., Newbury Port, 1816 
 
 404 Browne (Arthur) Miscellaneous Sketches, or Hints for 
 Essays, 2 voIs.^He copy, ^. rds, uncut. 
 
 8" Robinson, London, 1798 
 In Volnnic Second tlicii^ is an exiTcdinj^iy intori-sliDf; \>a\<T of altout 
 .10 pages, cntiiledyioif/icd, in which the author ::ivcsfrecir hi« «iiinions 
 Imscd on acluiil exi>crienrc, [larticularly aa to Khodc I^lan**. 
 
BibUotheca IlUfuriea 
 
 53 
 
 466 BuowN (Samuel K.) Views of the Campaigns of the 
 North- Western Army, etc. comprising Sketches of the 
 Campaigns of Generals Huil and Ilarritjon, Account of the 
 Naval Conflict ou Lake Erie, Anecdotes, Abuses in the 
 Army, and a View of the Lake Coast from Sandusky to 
 Detroit, scarce. IL" F. AJancourt, Troy, AT. Y. ISl'J* 
 
 • 
 
 •4GG Brovvno (Juines A.) The North-AVest Passage and the 
 Fate of Sir John Franklin, eloth. b" Woolwich, 18G0 
 
 •4G7 Browne (John) A Discourse delivered on the Day of the 
 Annual Provincial Thanksgiving, December G, 1770, ^ne 
 copy. 8° T. and J. Fleet, Boston, Xew England, 1771 
 
 168 Brownists. An Afologie ob Defence of Svch Trve 
 Christians as are commonly but vnjustly called Bronuists, 
 against such imputations as are layd vpon them by the 
 Heads and Doctors of the Vuiversity of Oxford, in their 
 Answer to the humble Petition of the Ministers of the 
 Church of England, desiring refonnation of certayue Cere- 
 luouica and abuses of the Church [signed at the end of the 
 long dedication to James the First " The Overseers, Deacons, 
 and Brethren of the English Church at Amsterdam, in the 
 Low Countreys, exiled for the Truth of the Gospell of 
 Christ], black letttr, good copy, except that the title and next 
 three leaves have been mended and restored ai the bottom, 
 scAncE. 4'^ ^Atntterdam z*] 1604 
 
 469 Bruce (C. A.) An Account of the Manufacture of the 
 Black Tea at Suddeya in L^pper Assam by the Chinamen 
 sent thither for that purpose, with Observations on the 
 Culture of the Plant in China, and its Growth in Assam, 
 ivith map and plates. 8' C. 1£. Huttman, Calcutta, 1838 
 
 470 BuuNSwicK-LuNENBuno. A New and Exact Map of the 
 Electorate of, and ye rest of ye Kings Dominions in Ger- 
 many, very much improved by ye kind Assistance of severall 
 curious Gentlemen natives of those Countries, 40 by 24 
 inches, coloured, Jine copy. Herman Moll, [1730 ?] 
 
 471 Brunswick-Luueburg. A New Map of the King of Great 
 Britain's Dominions in Germany, or the Electorate of 
 Bruuswick-Luneburg and its Dejiendencies. By Thomas 
 Jeff'erya. 20 by 23 inches, coloured, Jine and clean. 
 
 IV. Faden, London, 1789 
 
 472 Brussells. BruxcUensis Tetrarchia, in omnes ejusdcm 
 subjaocntes ditiones accuratissime divisa per Nicolaum 
 Vissehcr. IS by 22^ inches. 
 
 Petr. Schenl;jun. A.nst. Bat. [1720 ?] 
 
 473 Bryant (Edwin) jNIijne Rcize n;uir en door California. 
 Dagverluial eoner Eniigranten. Kei.s over hot Vasleland 
 van Noord-Airicrika door dc Prairieu, etc. Naar het En- 
 gelsch door G. Fraiickcu. 8" Amsterdam, 1849 
 
 
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 47 i BnvANT (William Cullen) The Embargo ; or, Sketches of 
 the Times. A Satire. The second edition, corrected and 
 enlarged. Together with the Spanish Itevolution, and other 
 ^oQm»,Jine and uncut, scabC£. 
 
 8« For the Author, by E. O. House, Boston, 1809 
 
 The preface of the first eJition of the Emhartjo was ilated Cummin^- 
 ton, Oct, 25, 1808, when its author was but thirtucn years old. This 
 fact being dunbtcil by some persons, liis friends tiiercforo in the adver- 
 tisement of this edition " assure the public, that Mr. Bryant, the author, 
 K a native of Cummington, in the county of Hampshire, and in the 
 month of November last arrived at the age of fourteen years." The 
 author still lives (Juno 1872), and may he long continue at his Evening 
 Post. 
 
 475 Brydono (P.) A Tour through Sicily and Malta, in a Series 
 of Letters to William Beckford, Esq. 2 vols, in !,_/?«<? clean 
 copy. 12" Thomas Dickman, Qrecnfidd, Massachusetts, 1798 
 
 470 BucANiEHs OP Amehica ; Of a true At'count of the most 
 remarkable Assaults committed upon tho Coasts of the 
 Wcst-Tndics by tho Bucaniers of Jamaica and Tortuga, both 
 English and French, wherein are contained more especially 
 the unparallcrd Exploits of Sir Henry INIorgan ; written 
 originally in Dutch, by John Esquemelino, one of the 
 Bucaniers. (The Second Volume, containing the Dan- 
 gerous Voyage and Bold Attempts of Captain BarthDlomew 
 Sharp and others, written by Mr. Basil Kingrose.) Tho 
 4 parts complete, ^?ie copi/ on large paper, 
 SCARCE. 4" William Cooke, London, 1G84-1G85 
 
 477 Bucaniers. Ilistorie dor Boccaniera of Vrybuyters van 
 America. Met Figuurcn, Jine copy, vellum, map and 
 plates. 4" N. ten lloorn, Amst. 1700 
 
 477*Buccanier3 of America, The History of, plates, Jine copy, 
 boards, uncut. 12" J. Walker, London, 1810 
 
 478 Buchan (Wni.) M.D. A Letter to the Patentee, concern- 
 ing the Medical properties of Fleecy Hosiery. The Second 
 Aruericaa edition, with Notes and Observations by the 
 editor. 8" Carter and Wilkins, Providence, 1795 
 
 479 Buchanan (Archibald) An Oration, composed and deli- 
 vered at the request of the Republican Society of Balti- 
 more, July 4th, 1794. 
 
 8" Clayland, Dobbin Sf Co. Baltimore, 1795 
 
 480 Buchanan (Isaac) The real state of Things in Canada, 
 explained in a few rough sketches on financial and other 
 vital matters in both the Canadas. 
 
 S° For the Author, Toronto, 1837 
 4S1 Buckholtz (L. V.) Tactics for OfRcers of Infantry, Cavalry 
 and Artillery, [for the use of the Confederate Armv]. 
 
 12" Richmond, Va. 1861 
 
 482 Buckingham (Joseph T.) A correct statement and review 
 
 of the trial of J. T. Buckingham for an allcdgcd libel on 
 
 Kev. John N. Mallit, Dec. 1(5, 1822, uncut. S» Boston, 1822 
 
ketches of 
 
 •ected and 
 
 and otlter 
 
 atom, 1809 
 
 i Cumming- 
 s old. This 
 II the adver- 
 t, the author, 
 !, and in the 
 ears." The 
 liis Evening 
 
 in a Series 
 fine clean 
 wits, 1798 
 f the most 
 lats of the 
 tuga, both 
 especially 
 1 ; written 
 mo of tho 
 the Dan- 
 rtli iloraew 
 3se.) Tho 
 
 1G84-1G85 
 uytera van 
 map and 
 mst. 1700 
 J!nc copy, 
 don, 1810 
 , concern- 
 he Second 
 13 by the 
 nee, 1795 
 and deli- 
 of Balti- 
 
 \ore, 1795 
 
 \\ Canada, 
 
 ind other 
 
 \ito, 1837 
 Cavalry 
 
 Inv]. 
 
 Wa. 1861 
 
 Id review 
 libel on 
 
 \on, 1822 
 
 Libliolheca llistorica ' 55 
 
 483 Buckingham (Josopli T.) Trial: Common woal th r#. . I. T. 
 Buckingham, on an indictment for a libel before the muni- 
 cipal court of the City of I'oston, Uec. term 1822, 
 
 uncut. 8<' Jionton, [1822] 
 
 484 Buckminater (Mr.) Obscrvationa on Mr. Buckminstor's 
 Sermon, Feb 2S, 179G, on the duty of Kepublican citizens, 
 in the choice of their rulers.^n^ copy, 
 
 uncut. S" Charles Pierce, FortsmotiOi, N. H. 1790 
 
 485 Buckstone (John Baldwin) Turner's American Stage. 
 Damon and Pythias. A popular Farce. Printed from tho 
 Acting copy, witli remarks biographical and critical, as now 
 performed in the Loudon and American Theatres, 
 
 uncut. 12" Turner au,l Son, Phil. 1833 
 
 480 Buddingh (D.) Do Kerke, School en Wetenschap in do 
 Vereeiiigde Staten von Noord- America, 3 vols. 
 uncut. 8" Kemink, Utrecht, 1853-1852 
 
 487 Buena-Vista. Plan of the Battle of Buena-Yista, fought 
 February 22 and 23, 1847. Surveyed by Capt. Linnard 
 and Liouts. Pope and Franklin, 20J- by 10 inches. 
 
 P. S. Duval, Phil. [1817] 
 
 488 Buftalo (A^illago of) Map of the Village of New Amster- 
 dam, now the City of Buflalo, made for the Holland Land 
 Company, by Joseph Ellicott, Sur>eyor, 1804, 10 hy 20i 
 inches, facsimile. Albany, [18 19] 
 
 489 Buffalo Harbour. Chart of Buffalo Harbour and Bead of 
 Niagara River, with the Outlet of Lake Erie, compiled in 
 the Bureau of Topographiral Engineers, from the Surveys 
 of Capt. W. O. AVilliani, with recent corrections by Ca])t. 
 Woodruff, 12^ by 21^ inche.?. Washington, 1S50 
 
 490 Bulkeley (John) and Cummins (John) A Voyage to the 
 South Seas in 1710-1, containing a faithful Narrative of the 
 Loss of his Majesty's Ship the Wager on a desolate Island 
 in 47° S. Lat. 81" 40' Long. W. with the proceeding and 
 Conduct of the Oflicers and Crew, tnap of the world showiuy 
 the track of Capt. Shelvokc. 8<' J. liobinson, London, 1743 
 
 491 Bullock (W.) Six Months' Kesidence and Travels in 
 Mexico, containing Remarks on the present State of New 
 Spain, boards, uncut, fine copy. 8" London, 1S24 
 
 492 Bullock (W.) Sketch of a Journey through the Western 
 Stutes of North America, in 1S27, with a Description of 
 the New and Flourishing City of Cincinnati, by Messrs. 
 B. Drake and E. D. Mansfield, map of the United Stales, 
 and j)lan of Bullock's Rural Town, boards, 
 
 uncut. 12" John Millrr, London, 1S27 
 
 493 BuNKKR Hill Battle. An Enquiry into the conduct of 
 Gen. [Israel] Putnam, in relation to the battle of Bunker, or 
 Breed's Hill, and Remarks upon Mr. S. Swett's Skefdi «>f 
 that Battle, /7«r <'(^py, uncut, scarce. 
 
 S" T. a. lianys, Jio^fou, 1S1J> 
 
 
 
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 iOl Bunker Ilill Momiincnt Association (AddresB of tlie) to 
 llio Select Men of the several Towns in MaasncliUBctts. 
 Scarce. l^'' Boston, 1824 
 
 495 BuNTAN (John). The Pilgrim's Progress from this 
 World to that which is to como, 2 tth edition, with Ad- 
 ditions of Now Cxxis, portrait, A. W.for J. Clarke, London, 
 1731; Tho Pilgrim's Progress, the Second Part, I5th 
 edition, with the addition of five cnta, frontispiece, A. W. 
 for J. Clarke, Land. 17^4 ; The Pilgrim's Progress, tho Tliird 
 Part, tho 12tli edition, with Life and Death of John Bunyan, 
 the three parts in one volume, fine copirx, scAncE. 
 
 8" A. Bettcsworfh and C. Hitch, Land. 1733 
 
 -490 Bunvan (John) The Pilgrim's Progro-is, in two 
 
 Parts' 12" W. Hunt, Phil. 1820 
 
 107 Bunyan (John) The Pilgrim's Progress in two parts, 
 with Notes, and Liib of the Author, by the Ilcv. T. Scott. 
 
 IG" B. Hunt, Hartford, 1844 
 
 498 BuNN (Matthew) Nahuativk of the Life jind Adven- 
 tures of Matthew Bunn, of Providence, R. I. in an Expe- 
 dition against the North Western Indians in 1701-5, 7th 
 edition, revised, 4000 copies, fine copy, uncut, excessiveli/ 
 rare, nottvithstandinq the 4000 copies and the 7th edition. 
 12» For the Author,bi/ Adams and Thorp, Bat a via, N. Y. 1828 
 
 At tho end ia a patrioiic Song by Mr. Bunn, entitled "St Clair's 
 DeSeaV 
 
 499 Burbank {Maj. Oen. Caleb) Defence of Moj. Gen. Bur- 
 bank, and the argument of the Complainants, before the 
 General Court-Martial, at AVorcester, Sep. 8, 1818, against 
 Charges preferred against him by Col. Prentice Cushing, 
 and others, fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8" W. Manning, Worcester, Jan. 1810 
 
 500 Burdick (William) An Oration on the nature and eft'ects 
 of the Art of Printing, delivered in Franklin Hall, July 5, 
 1802, before the Boston Franklin Association, fine copy, 
 uncut, scarce. 8" Munroe and Francis, Boston, 1802 
 
 501 Burges (Bartholomew) A Short Account of tho Solar 
 System, and of Comets in General, with a particular Ac- 
 count of the Comet that will appear in 1789, fine copy, 
 rare, no plate. 12° B. Edes and Son, Boston, 1789 
 
 502 Burges (Tristam) Solitude and Society conti-asted, an 
 Oration at tho Annual Meeting of the Philological Society, 
 in Middleborough, 7th June, 1797, a xoord or two yone from 
 the last leaf. 8° Carter and Wilkinson, Providence, 1797 
 
 503 Burges (Tristam) War, Necessary, Just, and Beneficial, 
 an Oration pronounced on Commencement at Rhode 
 Island College, Sept. 4th, 1799. 80 Providence, (1799) 
 
 504 Burgea (Tristam) Liberty, Glory, and Union, or American 
 Independence, an Oration before the People of Providence, 
 July 4th, 1810,,/?«e, and uncut. 
 
 '8" OJice,li. I. American, Providence, 1810 
 
Loml. 1733 
 
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 505 Burgoyne (General John) The Substance of Qeneral 
 Burgoyne's Sj)oeche8on Mr. Vyncr's Motion on 20th May, 
 and upon Mr. Hartley's Motion on 28th May, 1778, with 
 General Waahington's Letter to General Burgoyne, etc. 
 the 3r(l edition. 8° J. Almon, London, 1778 
 
 COO Burgoyne (Lieut. Gen.) A Letter to his Constituents 
 upon his late Resignation, with the Correspondences be- 
 tween the Secretaries of War and him, relative to his 
 return to America, ith edition. b" Almon, London, 1779 
 
 507 Burgundy. Comitatus sive Libera) Burguudias Nova 
 Tabula, vulgo dicta La Frauche Comte, dividitur tain in 
 Prajfecturaa tres Generales quain in pluriuius subaltornas 
 per F. do Witt, 22i bj/ 17 inches, coloured. Amst. n. J. 
 
 508 Burgundy. Ducatus Burgvndite Nova Descriptio per 
 F. de Witt, 22 bi/ IS inches, culounJ. Amst. n. d. 
 
 509 Burnaby (Rev. Andrew) Travels through tlie Middle 
 Settlement in North America in 1730-17(50, with Observa- 
 tions upon the State of tlic Colonies,y/«e copi), boards, 
 uncut. 12° li. Marchbank, Dublin, 1775 
 
 510 Burnet (Mrs. Elizabeth) A Method of Uovotion, or Kuleg 
 for Holy and Devout Living, w ith Prayers S" London, 1738 
 
 511 Burnet (Gilbert) Memoires touchant Jean Wilmot, 
 Comte do Kochcster, traduits de I'i^nglaia 12" Amst. 1790 
 
 512 Burney (Captain James) A Memoir on the Geography 
 of the North Eastern part of Asia, and on the question 
 whether Asia and America are contiguous, or are separated 
 by the Sea. 4° London, 1818 
 
 513 Burnet (Matthias, of Norwich) An Election Sermon 
 preached at Hartford on the Day of the Auniversay Elec- 
 tion,Ma> 12, 1803. 8° Hudson and Godwin, Uartjord, 1803 
 
 514 BuBfrs (lioBEET). 8" clean 
 
 Five lines in the well known handwriting of the great WorUl's Poet (born 
 in Scotland) and Plxciscman, on a srrap 5 by C inches, of Excise, or 
 public paper as follows : — "Iconii>08cd this song as I convoj-ed my 
 Chest 80 far on the road to Greenock, where I wns to embark in a few 
 days for Jamaica. — I meant it a.s my farewell dirge to my native land." 
 — On the back is a note by a later hand, '■ The honie Banks of Ayr, ii 
 the song alluded to on the other isidc, it begins, 
 
 " The gloomy Night is gathering fivst." 
 
 johiison's Miss. Miisewn, Vol. Wi.j). 293. 
 
 515 Burns (Hobert) The original autograph Manuscript of 
 the Ode on the Ameutcan Wau, iu 02 lines, on 3 leaves, 
 written on one side only ; in good condition, bound in red 
 viorocco, cover by Pratt, and lettered " The American War, 
 By Robert Burns." 
 
 Commencing : 
 
 " No Spartan tube, no Attic shell. 
 No lyre Eolian I awake ; 
 'Tis Liberty's bold note I swell. 
 Thy liarp, Columbia, let mc take." 
 
 
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 616 BUHNS (RoDEnr) The Original Autograph Manu- 
 script of a poem " On seeing a LousiE on a young Lady't 
 Bonnet at Church,'^ two pages on foolscap folio excise paper, 
 in all 48 lines. 
 
 This extraordinary production is perfectly legible, but the paper lias 
 been considerably worn by being K)idcd hnd tarried in the pocket. It 
 has boon neat!" mended, folded onco in the centre, and bound in a limp 
 morocco cover. It is a choice and characteristic relic of the Poet, con- 
 taining at the end, just where one would scarcely expect to find it, a 
 poetic gcni in every body's tuouth, but oftener applied to our neighbours 
 than to ourselvea. The poem opens with — 
 
 Ha ! whauryegaun ye blostet fairlie ! 
 Your impudence protects yon fairlie ; 
 I canna say but ye strunt rarely 
 
 Yure gauze an' lace, 
 Tho' faith I fcnr ye feed but sparely 
 In sic a place. 
 And ends with — 
 
 O wad some Power the giflie gie us, 
 
 To sec oursel as ithcrs sec us 1 
 It wad frao monny a blunder free uh, 
 An' foolish notion: 
 What airs in dress an' gait, wad ien'c iw, 
 An' even Devotion. 
 
 617 BUllNS (Robert) A long entirely Autograph Letter of 
 three quarto pap[es, with fine bold Signature, addressed to 
 "Mr. Samuel Clarke, Jun. Dumfries," in good order, 
 Hitched in red morocco case by Pratt. Of the highest interest. 
 
 " Sunday Morning. 
 " Dear Sir. I was, I know, drunk last night, but I am sober this 
 morning. From the expressions Captain Dods made use of to me, 
 had I had nobody's welfare to core for but my own, we should certainly 
 hare come, according to the manners of the world to the necessity of 
 murdering one another about the business. The words were such ns 
 generally, I believe, end in a brace of pistols ; but I am still pleased to 
 think that I did not ruin the |)€ivoc and welfare of a wife and a family 
 of children in a drunken squabble. Farther you know that the report 
 of certain Political opinions being mine, bos already once before brought 
 me to the brink of destruction. I dread lest lost night's business muy 
 be misrepresented in the same way. You, I beg, will take care to 
 prevent it. I tax your wish for Mrs Burns's welfare with the task of 
 waiting as soon as possible on every gentleman who vraa present, and 
 state this to him, and as you please show him this letter. What after 
 after all was the obnoxious toast ? ' May our success in the ])resent 
 war be cmiul to the justice of our cause.' A toast that the most out- 
 rageous fren/.y of loyalty cannot object to. I request and beg that 
 this morning you will wait on the parties present at the foolish dispute. 
 The least delay may be of unlucky conse(]uence to me. I shall only 
 piltl, tliot I »m truly sorry that a man who stood so high in my estimation 
 as Mr. Dods, should use me in the manner in which I conceive he has 
 done. 
 
 " J am. Sir, Yours Sincerely, RonKhT Burns." 
 
 C18 Burr (Aaron) An examination of charges against Aaron 
 Burr, Vice-President of tho United States, and a developc- 
 ir>ent of the chnraoters and views of his political opponent.s. 
 By Ariatides. Uncut. 8" For the Author, Philadelphia, 180U 
 
Biblioiheea IlUtorica 
 
 60 
 
 519 BunR (Cofi. Aakon) Rrvobts op tub Thiam of Col. 
 A. Burr, lato Vice-Presitlont of tlio United States, for 
 Treason and Misdemeanor in preparing a Military Expedi- 
 tion against Mexico, in the Circuit Court of the United 
 States, at Riclimond, 1807. To which is added the Argu- 
 ments and Evidence in support of the motion to commit 
 A. Burr, H. Blannerhassett and T. Smith to be sent for 
 Trial to Kentucky for Treason or Misdemeanor, Vol. II. 
 Jine copy, excettivcly rare, half calf. 
 
 8" Ilopkim and Earle, Philadelphia, 1808 
 
 520 Burt (Rev. Federal) An Address delivered at Durliam, 
 N. II. Sept. 4th 1815, before the Old Hundred Sucred 
 Musick Society, on their First Annual Meeting. 
 
 8" John MoHon, Dover, 1815 
 
 521 Burton (Asa, D.D. of ThetforJ, Vermont.) A Sermon 
 preached at tlio Ordination of the Rev. Caleb J, Tenney, 
 Newport, R. I. Sept. 12, 1801,, uncut. 8° Newport, 1801. 
 
 522 Burton (R.) The General History of Earthquakes, being 
 an Account of the most Remarkable and Tremendou» 
 Earthquakes which have happened in divers parts of tho 
 AVorld from the Creation to this time, etc. particularly 
 those of Naples, Smyrna, Jamaica. By R. B. [i e. Burton] 
 
 12" A. Betlesworth, London, 1784 
 
 523 Burwell (Wm. M. of Virginia.) Memoir explanatory of 
 the Transunion and Tohuautepec route between Europe 
 and Asia, scarce. 8° Washington, 1851 
 
 With a larye Map of tho United States and Mexico, showing; the Trans- 
 union and Tchuuntcpcc- route between Europe and Asia. An imiKjrtant 
 Historical, (ieo;;raphical and Statistical paper. 
 
 521 Butcher (Richard) The Survey and Antiquity of the 
 Towns of Stamford in the County of Lincoln and Totten- 
 ham-High-Cross in Middlesex, good copy, 
 calf 8" W. Meares, London, 1717 
 
 525 Bui lor (Prof. .Tames Davie) Deficiencies in our history, 
 an Addre.'<a, before the V^erinont Historical and Antiquarian 
 Society, Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1840, with an Appendix [of 
 important historical Dooiunents.] 8" Montpelier, 1SK> 
 
 520 Butler (James Davie) Addresses on the Battle of Ben- 
 nington, and tho life and services of Col. Seth Warner, 
 before the Legislature of Vermont, Montpelier, Oct. 20, 
 1818, bv J. D. Butler and George F. Houghton [with an 
 Appendix of important historical documents.] 
 ^Scarce. 8" Burlington, 1849 
 
 527 Byram River (Map of, No. 3) fron» its Mouth at " Lyon.s" 
 or Byram Point to the Head of Tide Water, at the Ancient 
 Wading Place, showing tho Boundary Lines proposed by 
 the New York and Connecticut Boundary Commissioners, 
 18o0, 40 bg 10 inches, clean. Albany, April, 1857 
 
 528 Byrne (Oliver) The Calculator's Constant Companion, for 
 Practical Men, Machinibty, Mcchanica and Ennineors, 
 iloth. 12" Phil. 1851 
 
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 520 Byron (Commoffore) A Voynpo Kotiiul the Worltl in II. 
 M's Sliip tlio Dolphin, coniintindod by tlio lion. Commo- 
 dore Myron, in which ia contained a DcHcrintion of the 
 Htrcights of Magellan and of the Gignntic Peonlo called 
 PntogonianB. By an Officer on Board the Hoid Ship, 
 calf. 8" J. Newbery, London, 176V 
 
 C30 Byron {Commodore John) The Narrative of J. Byron con- 
 taining an Account of tl»e Great Distresses sufforod by 
 hiniHelf and his Companions on the Coast of Patagonia, 
 1740-1740, with a Dewcription of St. Jago de Chili, also a 
 Kolation of the Loss of the Wager IVIan of War, one of 
 Anson's S(|uadron. b" S. Baker, London, 1708 
 
 531 ByHsho (Edward) The Art of English Poetry, containing 
 I. liuk's for making Verses. II. A Collection of the most 
 Natural, Agreeable and Sublime Thoughts, viz. AlluHions, 
 Similes, DescriptionH and Characters of Persons and Things 
 that are to bo found in the best English Poets. III. A 
 Dictionary of Bhymes. The Sixth Edition enlarged, 
 2 vols. 12" O. Loyd, London, 1718 
 
 532 Ii^55^^A'iEERA de Novares (Miguel) Memoria sobro 
 cl cstado actuel de las Americas, y medio do 
 paciiicarlesj^nc copy, calf, scarce. 
 
 8" Don Josd del Collado, Madrid, 1821 
 Presentation cc ipy — " A CnbuUero Don Hicardo Bingham el 
 Alitor. Gibrnltar 16 Sept. 1828." 
 5:J3 Caesar (C. Julius) Do Bello Gnllico, or the first Four 
 Books of Cajsar's Commentaries, with an English Transla- 
 tion as literal as possible and Notes by J. Miiir, the Ninth 
 Edition. 12" Udinh. 181t> 
 
 534 Caiuus : qua) olim Babylon ; JE.gy])ii maxima Urbs, [a 
 Plan of]. IS by 13 inches. [1590?] 
 
 535 Calet (Jean Jaquos) A true and minute Account of the 
 Destruction of the Bastilo, by J. J. Calet, a French Protes- 
 tant, who had been a prisoner there upwards of twenty 
 years, and in what manner he was taken from his house, 
 and who recovered his Liberty on and who assisted at the 
 demolition of that infamous Prison, y/«e and 
 
 uncut 8" Printed fur Chapman Uliifcomb, [«. d.] 
 
 530 California. Oranata Nova ot California, a map, 11| by 19 
 inches, a very Jinn copy. [Wyf/Iiet, Lovanii, 1597] 
 
 Gniiiiitrt Nova here is 'New Mexico. 
 537 California (Topogi-aphical Sketch of the Gold and Quick- 
 Pilvor Di.«*trict of), J uly 25lh, 1S4S. E. O. C. O. Lt. U. 
 S. A., 15 i^ 21 J inches. 
 53S Callender (John) An Oration pronounced, July 4, 1797, 
 at the request of the Inliabitants of Honton in Commemo- 
 ration of the Anniversary of American lii(U'|)Cudence,_////f, 
 clean and uncut. 8" Bcnj, Edvs, Jivslun, 1797 
 
liibliolheca Jlittorica ttl 
 
 5li0 Catiibriil^o Pliiiform. Con^rc<{ntiunaliMtn, ns oontaiiicd iu 
 tlio ScriptureH, ux|)liiiiiod by tlic Ciiinbritlgo IMiitrorm, and 
 by Approved Authura, or, the Rights ni\d Power of Coti- 
 gri'^iitiorml Churcliea to cIiooho thoir Ollleeru, to exorciHO 
 Discipliiio, and to roinovo tlirir Ollicors from Ollico acoord- 
 inj? to tlio I'lattbrni, u»cut,Ji'ne copy, H" Boston, 171) t 
 
 GIO Cambridge I'lutforni. A rluttorm of Churcli Diaciplino 
 gntlu'rcd out of tlio Word of Ood, and agrt'od upon by tho 
 Elders and MeBsengors of the Churchoa asaemblcd iu tho 
 Synod at Cumbridg(\ iu New-England : to bo presentod to 
 tho ChurcheH and Oencral Court for their conaideratiou 
 und accoptunco in the Lord, the 8th Month, Anno 1019. 
 
 12" True and mtton, Jioston, 1810 
 
 Gil Campnu (Mme.) Mi'moirea sur la Vie I'riveo do Mario 
 Antoinette, lieino do Franco et de Navarre suivis do Sou- 
 venira ot Aueedotoa lliatoriquoa sur lea H^gnoa de liouia 
 XIV, do Louia XV, ot do Louia XVI. Troisi^me Edition, 
 8 vols, uncui, portrait. 8" Paris, 1823 
 
 512 Ca.mpaniu8 iloLM (Thomas) Kort Beskbifnino cm 
 I'ltoviNciKN NvA SwEKiOE uti AmcHca, 8om nu fortjden af 
 tho Eugolsko kallaa rensylvania, fine large clean copy in 
 calf extra, gilt edges, by Pratt, but unfortunately wants the 
 engraved frontispiece and plate No 4. Map No 1 is neatly 
 restored in the bottom margin, and in No 5 the lower larger 
 half is a tracing. A book of very great rarity and historical 
 importance. 4" J. II. Werner, Stockholm, 1702 
 
 043 Camp Jeater (The), or Amusement for the Moas, 
 
 scarce. 12" Jilackmar, Augusta, Oa. 184G 
 
 Printed on Confcdcmtc i)ni)er. 
 
 544 Campe (J. II.) La Decouvorto do I'Ameriquo pour I'in- 
 struetion & ranmaement des Enfana & dea jcunea gens. 
 Tnuluito do rAllemaud par M. Junker, 3 vols, map and 
 plates. 8" Hambourg, 1782.1784 
 
 'J'lic iTsuks of the influence of this book arc iiicnlculable. The niitiior 
 while writing it wiis the first tutor of the boys William and Alexumler 
 von llunibnUlt. Tlio latter never censed toacknowlegc his indebtedness 
 to Cain|)c for inspiiinK him with a love of travel in foreij^n lands. 
 
 515 Canipo (J. H.) Columbua or the Discovery, of America, as 
 related by a Father to his Children, translated from tho 
 German by Elizabeth Ilelmc, a new edition, with tho 
 triinslator's last corrections, map. 12" London. 1S2G 
 
 540 CvNAOA. ME.\fOinE pouk Messtre F. Bioot, ei-devant 
 Intendant de Justice, Police, Finance, ct Marine en Canadii. 
 Accuse: Cuntre Monsieur le Procureur-tjleiieral du Koi, 
 Aecusateur. Premiere Partie conlenaut I'llistoire do TAcU 
 niinistrat ion du ISieur Bigot dans le Colonic (seconde partie 
 contcnant la diseusiuou ot le detail des Chefs d'accusution). 
 Part I. xvix and ;U)3 pages, Part 1 1. 52 by 780 pag(>s, 2 parta 
 in 1 vol. flic copy, half ctif very ran', and of the highest 
 
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 P. Al. Le Pricur. Paris, 1703 
 
 
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 517 Canada, Juoement bendu Soutehainement ct en tier- 
 iiier rosaort, dans I'afFaire du Canada, par Messieurs lea 
 Lieutenant General do Police, Lieutenant Farticulier et 
 CouBcilliers au Chatelet, et Siege Presidial de Paris, Com- 
 niiasairea du Koien cette Partiedu 10 Dec. 1703, 7Hpp.Jine 
 copy, SCARCE AND IMPORTANT. 4" A. Boiidet, Paris, 1703 
 
 548 Canada. Principai-es Requctes du Procureur General 
 en la Comraiasion etablie dans Taflaire du Canada, /«? copy, 
 scarce, 52 pages. 4° Antoine Boudet, Paris, [1703] 
 
 519 Canada. MfiMOiBE pour Ic Marquis do Vaudueuil, 
 Grand-Croix de I'Ordre Koyal ct Militairo de Saint I ouis, 
 ri-devant Gouverneur et Lieutenant-General du la Nouvello 
 IVance, 4G/>/>.^w« co/jy, scarce, and of the hit/heat historical 
 value. 4" De Morenu, Paris, 1703 
 
 550 Canada. MfeMOiHE pour le Sieur Duverfi;er do Saint Blin, 
 Lieutenant d'inlanterie dans Ics trotipes utant ci-devant en 
 Canada. Centre M. lo Procureur General du Koi en la 
 Commission, 2^i pages, Jine copy, scarce and 
 IMPORTANT. 4° De Aloreau, Paris, 1703 
 
 551 Canada. MfeMoinE pour lo Sicur Do Boishcbcrt, Capi- 
 taine, Chevalier de Saint Louis, ci-dcvaut Commandant ti 
 I'Acadie, iSO pages, Jine copy, scarce and 
 
 VALUABLE. 4° De Moreau, Paris, 1703 
 
 652 Canada. Rociiemore (Sr. de) Memoire concernant la 
 fi'i; Sr. De Rociiemore, Comniissairc General de la Marino, 
 ('' Jonnateur a la Louisiane, contra lo Sieur de Kerlorec, 
 Gouverneur de la meaic Colonic [pour Dame Marie-Made- 
 leine Gaston, au nom et en (lualite do Veuve de Messiro 
 Vinceut-Gaspard-Pierre de Rociiemore], ^«e clean copy. 
 
 4" [Colophon] A. Paris, chez P. O. iiimon, 1705 
 
 Tlic (;cogi'H|)hicaI, historical, and biogrnpliical iniportiincc of tlio lust 
 seven rare privntely printdl volumes cannot will bo over-estimated. 
 In tliem Canada is described lidly, and also Old Frciieli Louisiana, 
 tluit vast eountry lying between the tiidf of Mexico and I'anada, 
 boundetl on the ea.st by Florida and tlie Knglish Colonies, with unde- 
 termined western frontiers, comprising the valleys of the Mississijipi, 
 •ho Missouri, the Ohio, the Wabash, the Illinois, and other large rivers, 
 extending' even to the Great Lakes. 
 
 After Vaudreuil was transferreil, in 1762, from the Government of 
 Louisiana to be Governor-General of Canada, tho Manpiis of Kerlerec 
 was appointed in his jdace, but the Government of Louisiana was 
 dependent upon the Goverimient of Canada, ami hence the imjiortHUic 
 of an open and elenr eommunieiktion. and the necessity of keeping back 
 the Knglish interlopers, iis the Fremh were i)Ieased to call them. 
 Kerieree establisheil a great number of posts and statimis lor trading 
 with the Salvages, and repelling the eiu roaelinicnts of the English. 
 In 1758, the I^trd of Jiochmore arrived at New Orleans, and was made 
 Commissary General of the Marine, and ",(/(>ini((?(ar of Louisiana, 
 and eonseciucntly had under his care the many niul remote ]iost« of 
 l.a Ihilisi', I.a I'ointf t'oi/yir, ^'alcln's, Arhnvlaiii. ^fohilc, I'lii-ti' dcs 
 llliiKiit', Foi't ill' Qiifsiic, &«'. llcnec, ri'S|iceiing ii eciinlry of which so 
 little is known of this early perii>d llicse lupoki .supply nnii>le and 
 
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 General 
 fine copy, 
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 historical 
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 Kcrlerec, 
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 tlio last 
 tiinnteil. 
 
 .oiiisintia, 
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 68 
 
 nnthentic information. Tlioy are the only copies \vc recollect to liavo 
 occnrrcd for sale l>y auction. l)uring the old Seven Years War of the 
 Boandarics in Anieriia bclweon Knpland and Frai'.ce, from Wash- 
 ington's first (kfeat on the .Mnnongahela to the snrrendcr of Canada in 
 I7«0, the French oftiiers in t'anaila sccni to liave possessed an amount 
 of deviltrie in private prahhing and public thieving rarely snrpasscd, 
 even in our days of refined and daring raids on the public treasury. 
 The conM^qnunce was that after the I'eacc, when they were quarrelling 
 among themselves who should be greatest as well as richest, the French 
 Ciovernment decided, after the goo<l ohl Spanish custom in Mexico and 
 I'cni, as Canada had been lost, to give each oHlcer a remlencia in 
 I'aris, and inquire into his stewardshiii. Almost all of them, even 
 Montcalm, who hod gone from the heights of Abraham in 1759. in 
 the presence of Wolfe, were accused in some .shape or other, and had to 
 hand in a statement and defence. These are the i)rivately printed 
 paiicrs, containing the history, biography, and defence of very many more 
 than are named in this catalogue. The sentences of the Court, and 
 some of the papers, are hardly known even to the briskest historian. 
 We know not if any more were ever printed. These seven lots, No-4. 
 54C t«> 553 inclusive, will be sold together, or separately, as it nniy be 
 determined on the day of sale. 
 
 553 CANADA. THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT PRI- 
 
 TATE Records of tiik Fuencii Commanders ly Chikp 
 jy Canada during the Old Seven Years War, 
 compriHing the Six Annual Campaigns from 1755 to 17(!0 
 inclusive, under Baron do Dieskaw, Marquis de INIont- 
 CALM, Chevalier de Levis, etc. tilling about 475 cloyely 
 written folio pages, in excellent preservation, in the original 
 calf binding, unpublislu'd, and wo believe, never edited, or 
 even skimmed by any historian, folio, Canada, 1755-1700 
 
 It is not easy to overestimate the historical importance and literary 
 value of original unpublished National Munuscript .Secret Kecf)rdH of 
 this kind. Nor is it possible for us in a brief notice like this to c<m- 
 vey any adequate idea of the contents of our volume. SufHce it then to 
 say that it is not only the l)cst basis at the present day, for the history of 
 the times and localities indicated, but it was the very contemponiry 
 and daily private record on which the Commanders in Chief, such ns 
 Baron de Dieskaw, the MarnuisdeMoxTfAi.M, and others, wrote their 
 rc|)ort8 and despatches to the liovcrnor General (Vaudreuiil at Montreal 
 or Queltec ; by whom the said documents were, days later, and some- 
 times under altered circumstances, cooked for the home eye in France. 
 For instance it is refreshing to the believer in the Truth of History crop- 
 ping up sometime, in spite of interested deflectors, to read herein the 
 secret records in 40 pages f>f the short campaign of Baron Dieskaw in 
 1755, through Ijike Champlain to Crown Point, Ticonderoga and r,uke 
 George. In volume X of the Doruinents relating to the Colonial lldory 
 of New York, many of the important papers are jjrinted, i)Ut so cooked 
 up by the Uovcmor-General that we lose all sympathy with the nnl'or- 
 tunate Baron de Dieskaw, who was wounded and taken prisoner by 
 Gen. Johnson at the South F.nd of Lake George, the 8th Sept. 17.')5. 
 Besides bis instructions, plans, orders, etc. in this volume are the drafts 
 "^ of two long letters to Vauilreuil, dated at (^irillon (Crown Point i tlio 
 Ist and 4tli of Sept. the bust on the eve of his departure for Ticonderoga 
 and Lake George to meet Johnson in battle, and only three days before 
 his repuNc. The story of the unfortunate Dieskaw has never vet been 
 fairly told. The Campaigns of 175(>, 1757, 1758. 175'.> an'd I7»10. 
 under Montcalm and di. Li. vis. ngainsl the Kngli^h by tin w.iv of 
 
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 64 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 I^koB C1inmi>1ain ami George, and Lake Ontario, arc recorded in tliis 
 volume, I75ti in llo page8, 1757 in 87 pages, 1758 in U4 pages, 1759 
 in 98 pages, and 1760, to the 21th May, ni 47 pages. Tlic instructions, 
 tlie daily orders, the plans of Cunipnign, tlie order of l)attle!>, ilie 
 aiTangenicnts and services of the Indians, arc all noted hca-in, with 
 sometimes the services of spies and the drafts of letters to the Governor. 
 Wc know not the history of the volume, hut it appears to he in the 
 handwriting of two diflert iit scirttarics, wlio worked allernalely under 
 Dii'skaw, ^lontealm, and Ix-vis. The vohiinc came some fifteen years 
 ago from the family of Chevalier de Levis, the General serving at the 
 time of the Surrender. Ihe whole volume, printed in the style of the 
 Now York Documentary History, would fill i)iolial>ly some ."550 large 
 quarto pages. Uy whom.xoever piihlished it wouKI ninko an invalualde 
 companion v(dume to that not half ap])reeiated series of Ilibtorical 
 Papers puhlished hy the State of New York. 
 
 554 Canada. Ahre<»e do I'llistoiro Sainto, de I'llistoire do 
 France ot de I'llistoire du Canada, a I'usngc dca Coninien- 
 Cautos. 12" LovrU ^- CHjsoii, JUontrfal, 1815 
 
 555 Canada (Oeolopiral Survey of). Keport on the North 
 Slioro of Lake Huron, by W. E. Logan, witfi three 
 
 maps. S" Monlrtal, 1849 
 
 555*Canada (Geological Survey of). Report of Progress for 
 
 the year IS47-48, by "NV. E. Logan 8" Montreal, 1819 
 
 C5G Canada, delation de ce qui n'est parte au Siege do 
 
 Quebec, et du Canada, par une lieligieuse do riloi)ital 
 
 General de Quebec: adressc a iiiic Coiniiiunanto do eoa 
 
 Ordre en Franco, with copperplate Vieir of Quebec, 
 
 scarce. 8" Inprime au Bureau du JUi rmry, Quebec, 1855 
 
 667 Canada (Geological Survey of). Keport of Progress for 
 
 the year 1858, by W. E. Logan, maps. 8" Montreal, 1859 
 
 658 Canada. La Nvova Fnincia, Terra do Nvrvmbega, Isola 
 denioni, Terra Nvova, Hacalaos, 7'erra de Labrador, etc. 
 tery fine tcoodcut map, clean, 11 hy 15 inches. 
 
 From liamusio. I'ol 3, p. 423, Venetia, 1550 
 
 659 Canada. Carte Nouvelle contenant la Partie d'Anieri']ue 
 la plus Septeiitrionale nu sont exaftenient decrites le Canada 
 ou Nouvelle J" ranee, ia Nouvelle K«'08!'t , la Nouvelle Angle- 
 terre, les Nouveaux Pais Ban, la Pfn«ylvanie, la Virginie, la 
 Caroline et I'l^le de Terre Neuve, avec lea Profondeuis le 
 long dcB Cotes et 8ur i«M Haur n, par Nicholas Viaseher, 
 18 by 23 J inches, coloured, fine copy, scabck. \^Amst. IGtiO?] 
 
 6G0 Canada. Nova Francia ot Canada, 11| by Q inches, a 
 very fne map. [Wytfeet, Lovanii, 1597] 
 
 681 Canada (Le) ou Partie de la Nimvtlle France contenant 
 Labrador, la Nouvelle France, Les Isles de Terre Neuve, 
 de Nostrc Dame, etc. very fne clean copy, 
 24 by 18 inches, coloured. 11. Jaillot, Paris, 1G9C 
 
 Kxtrnds from Lake Su|>erior to Newfonncllan'\ and from a little Itelow 
 Montreal to the North of liiidsou's Hhv, inriuding the whole of Lab- 
 rador. 
 
u 
 
 liihlioihcca Jlistoricn 05 
 
 r»C2 Canada. Carte clu Canada on tie la Noiivello Franco ot 
 do8 Ui'couvcrtes qui y ont ete faitcs, dresyec par Quillauino 
 Do YlaXOyJlne clean copy, scarce, 
 
 25 i by lOi inches. Paris, 1703 
 
 A very viilual)lc nmi>. exU'iuliiiK from Manlund to the north side of 
 Bafliii's Hay, and from Greenlaiid to the l{oeky Mountains. The boun- 
 duries of the Knglisli Colonics nro marked l)y colour. Kastern Canada, 
 the Gulf of St. Lawrenrc, Labrador, Greenland, etc. arc laid down 
 with inucli rare and with historical notes. 
 
 503 Canada (Lo) ou Partio do la Nouvollo Franco, contenant 
 la Terrc do Liibrador, la Nouvollo France, Ics Talcs do Terro 
 Nouvo, do No3trc Uamo, etc. 'i\ by 214 inches, colourat, 
 fine copy. Covens ct Mortier, Amsterdam [1710 ?J 
 
 5Gli Canada, Louisiano ct Terras Angloiscs, par lo Sr. d'Au- 
 villo, on 3 sheds, each 22| by 18|, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 very important and scarce. \^Paris~\ 1755 
 
 Tiie lioundarie.s between the English nnd French Possessions in Americ.n, 
 Hs idaimed l>y the Freneli, are marked in colours, and are rather starl- 
 liiij;. For instance the red line of France extends from liurnct's Field 
 on the Mohawk to the south end of Lake George, tiiencc to a little 
 beloiv White River (K. Hlanchci, across the Conneetieut to NoridRe- 
 walk on the Keunebeck. and thence down tliat river to the sea. Thus 
 chiiniin;.' all North-East New lork, iialf of Vermont, part of New 
 Hampshire, etc. 
 
 5G5 Canada. Partie Occidentalo do la Nouvollo Franco ou 
 du Canada, par Mr. Bollin, Inseuieiir du Roy, otc. cominu- 
 niqut'o nu Public par lea Iloritiera do Iloman in 1755, 
 21 by IGJ inches, fine clean ro/jy, scauck. {^Nuremb. 1755] 
 This important maji has the five praiid lakes for a centre, from tho 
 Adirondacs to Duluth, and from the Ohio Uiver, H'j' to .^1^. 
 
 50G Canada. l*artio Oricntalo do la Nouvollo Franco ou du 
 Canada, par Mr. Bollin, Ingoniour du Hoy, 21 J- by 17 inches, 
 clean and large copy, scarce. 
 
 Par Ics Heritiers de IToman, Nuremh. 1755 
 
 Comprehends nil from the east end of Lake Ontario to tho east side of 
 
 Newfoundlaml, ond from Cape Cod to Hudson's Hay ; very full and 
 
 important. The Connecticut and Huds m Uiver. Lake Cliumplain, ami 
 
 the St. Lawrence, are laid down with considerable care. 
 
 5G7 CanaD/* a Map of tho Located Districts in tho Pro- 
 vince of -iper Canada, describing all tho Now Sottleinents, 
 Townshi, ., etc. with tho adjacent Frontiers, 41 by 32^ 
 inches, coloured, very fine, clean copy. 
 
 William Fuden. Charing Cross, IS 13 
 
 5G8 Canada. ^M.ip of tho Provinces of Upper and Lower 
 Canada, with tho Adjacent Parts of the United States of 
 America, etc. by Joseph Bouchetto, -IS by 29J inches, 
 coloured. W. Faden, London, 1S15 
 
 5G9 Canada (A Map of). Tho Province of Canada, by James 
 Wyld, Oeofj;rnnhpr to tlio (^ueon and Jl.IMI. Prince Albert, 
 [shewing tho disputed Boundaries] 30 iy 21 inehc; 
 coloured. London [IS 10] 
 
 570 Canada (Map of), with rcferenco to tho ditiputcJ Terri- 
 tories, 21 Ay ID iiichr.'}, coloured. 
 
 ir. and A. K. Juhiistun. Ediiibiin/h, tic. [ISIO?] 
 
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 CG BihUotheca Oeographiea 
 
 071 Canada West (Smith's Commercial and TrarcHing ATap 
 of), compiled expressed for Smith's Canadian Gazetteer, 
 1847, 205 *y 15 inchet. II. JRowtell, Toronto, 1817 
 
 572 Capel (D.) Vorstellungen des Norden, oder Bericht von 
 oinigenNordlJindern, \ind absonderlich von dem sogenandten 
 (Jriinlande, etc. Ji tie copy, scarce. 4" J[amburg, 1070 
 
 This iinimrtnnt work is divided into two books, the first in 1 1 and the 
 second in five cliajiters. Bof>k I. gives an account of all that it known 
 of voya^ca towards the North Pole ; Mercntor'a opinioa ; that of Isaac 
 I'ontJinuH ; the voyn^es of the Hollanders fnmi AmstcnJam, 1594- 
 IC09 ; Spil/.berRcn ; and ch. II, the voyajrea of Captains Winwood, 
 and of Henry Hudson westward to America. liook II. treats of the 
 voyfl({C8 of tlie Zeni, of Dielnmn Blefkens, ISC'), of Grt-cnland, with 
 an ahstrnet of H. Megisser's valuable book of 1613, and O- N. ix-hurU's 
 Narrative. 
 
 573 Capk Cod. A Description of the Eastern Coast of the 
 County of Barnstable, from Cape Cod, or Race Point, in 
 Lat. 42° 5', to Ca])o IMnlebarre, or the Sandj Point of 
 Chatham in Lat. 41° 33', uncut, 
 
 BCAUCE. 8" Jlose and Sprague, Boston, 1802 
 
 574 Capo of Good ITopo. Carte Particuliore des Costes du 
 Cap do Bone Espcranco, etc. Levee par Ordre Expres des 
 Koys do Portugal hous qui on en a fait la Decouverte, 31 J 
 by 22\ inches, coloured, very fine clean 
 
 copy. lUerre Mortier, Amsterdam [1700] 
 
 575 Capo of Good Hope, The Dutch Colony of the, [Map] by 
 L. S. do la Itochctte, 12J hy 1Q\ inches, Jine 
 
 copy. W. laden, London, 1795 
 
 570 Cape Verde. Isles du Cap Verd, Ilispanis Islaa de Cabo 
 Verde, Belgis Do Soiito E} landcn, 19 by 144 inches, 
 coloired. Jean Covens et Comeille Mortier, Amst. [1710] 
 
 577 Carew (Bampfylde-Moorc) An Apology for the Life of 
 Mr. B.-M. Carew, commonly called the King of the Beg- 
 gars, with his travels twice through great part of America, 
 the Ninth Edition, with the large folded 
 
 portrait. 8" B. Ooadly, London, 1775 
 
 Carew was born at Devon in 1 693, was tried at Exeter about 1 739 or 
 1740, and hanishcd to Maryland, where he went at the or«t of the 
 |iublic. He (;ivc8 an amusing account of the owntrj, an<l his adven- 
 tures in Maryland, Vir;:inia, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut, 
 till lie embarked at New lyindon for England. His accounts how he 
 bambcM>zled and biv.d Whitfield, Tlios. I'enn, Got. Thomas, and many 
 others of good repute, are amusing, true or not. 
 
 578 Carew (Bamplyldo Moor) An Apology for the Life of 
 Mr. Bampfylde-Moor Carew, commonly call'd the King of 
 the Beggars, with his travels twice through great part of 
 America, [with Dedication of 17 pages to Henry Fielding] 
 the second Edition. 8° B. Ooadby, London, n. d. 
 
 579 Carew (Bampfyldo Moore) The Life and Adventures of 
 Mr. B. M. Carew, commonly called the King of the Beg- 
 gars, and a Dictionary of the Cant 
 
 Language. 12" A. Miller, London, 1782 
 
 This edition omits the absnrd attack on Fielding's Tom Jones 
 
Bibliotkeea Uutoriea 67 
 
 580 Carey (Mafciiew) A Short Account of the Malignant Fcvor 
 in Philadelphia, with the Proceedings on tho subject in 
 diflerent parts of the Unite*! States, 2nd Edition, portrait 
 of Dr. 8. L. Mitchell, fine clean copy. 
 
 8" Bif the Author, Philadelphia, Nov. 23, 1703 
 
 681 Carey (Matthew) The Olive Branch, or Faults on Botii 
 Sides, Federal and Democratic, a serious Appeal on tho 
 Necessity of Mutual Forgiveness and Harmony, Seventh 
 Edition enlarged, a very scarce edition. 
 
 8° William Slade, 3IiJJlehurf/, Vt. 181G 
 
 582 CA.RLETON (Sro G\j\, Captain General and Governor of 
 Quebec) Autouuapii Letter to Doct4>r Hrocklesby, 2 pages 
 4", signed and dated " Palais in Belleitle, June 13 — " 
 
 " All that I shall t<<ll you is that I walk atniot as well as ever without 
 crutch or stick, thoii(;li my woaml ha» been rcry consiilenililc. I hiii 
 iimcli ill want of clothes, if yon oiuM scinl nic *»mr old Guards' frocks, 
 and a 72nd lic^inientul, you'd do me much service'' 
 
 583 Curlctti (I'Vanccsco) Kagionamenti di F. Carletti sopra lo 
 Cose da lui veduto ne' suoi Viaggi si dell' Indie Occidcu- 
 tali Oricntali come d'altri Pacsi, 2 parts in 1 vo1.^;m 
 large copij, vellum. 8" Firrnze, 1701 
 
 Curlctti left Florence in 1591 and rctnmol in I6n6, after havin;^ spent 
 three or four years in I'eni and Mexico, an-J a long time in the Indicd 
 and tho l'hili|)|)ine Iftland.*!. 
 58i Carli da Piacknza (Dioni«:no) II Moro trasportato nell' 
 inclita Citt J di Vcnetia, o vero Curioiso racconto do Cos- 
 tumi, Ititi c Keligiono de* Popoli dell' Africa, America, 
 Asia, e Europa, very fine copy, perfectly uncut, exceedingly 
 scarce in this stale. 4° G. Ant. Remondini, Bassano, 10S7 
 
 A consiilerahle jiroimrtion of this Tery scarce Ijo^ik dcscriUs the author's 
 two voya<;cs and residences in I'enuuubuco, Braail, and other parts of 
 South America. 
 
 585 Carlisle (Pen/j*y/pflMin). Charter and Ordinances of tho 
 Borough of Carlisle, to which are prefixed Incidents of the 
 early itiatory of the Town, with a Notice of its present 
 condition, loilh two plans of the town, scarce. 
 
 8" Carlisle, Pa. 1841 
 
 586 Cnrr (Sir John) Caledonian Sketcheii, or a Tour through 
 Scotland in 1807. 8'» James Humphrey, Philad. ISOt) 
 
 587 Carribecs. Pascaerte van de Caribes, S. Juan de Porto 
 Rico, Jo oosthoeck van I. KHpangnola .ils niede de vasto 
 Cust van Niieva Andalusia mot d-j Eylanden daer onitrcnt 
 ghelcgeii,^/jc copy, scarce, 23 by 2«>J inrhts, 
 
 coloured. Joannes ran Keulen, Amslerihnn [IGGO] 
 
 588 Carolina. Carte General de la Caroline dre.'<sc sur les 
 MomoircH los plus Nouveaux par le Sieur S***, IsJ by Tl 
 inches, coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam [1700?] 
 
 5S9 Carroll Cor ntt, ^lary land (Map of > Sale two inches 
 to a mile, made for military purpose.* only, kx<kssivklv 
 BCABci:, fine :leaii copy, 54 by 54 inches. [Phil.] 1803 
 
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 COO Cnrtaa Curiosas sobro el Negocio do loa Jcsuitns en 
 Francia. 1", do el Sr. Obispo de San Pons al Procurador 
 Ooncral dol Parlamento do Tolbsa. 2", do ul Misrno al 
 Miamo. 3», do uu Militar a un Parlnmentario do Paris. 
 Traducidaa del Vtox\cg9, fine copy , calf . S" I'uMiplona, [17G3] 
 
 591 Carto Chronolof^iquo do I'llistoiro UnivcrHelio formant lo 
 Tableau do tons loa Kcruob connus, dcs principaux Evene- 
 mcna Politicjucs, Militaircs, etc. d'aproa F. Strasa, diviseo 
 cu deux Feuillea ausmenteo «lo rAncicn-Nord, do I'Asic 
 du Moyon Age, do la Fondation d'un grand nombro do 
 Villes, deu plus eclobrca IJataillos do toutes lea ^poques, 
 jumiu'en iH'-iO, ct auivic d'uuo Table Alphabetique, pur F. 
 A. Josscran. fiAio, Amsterdam, 1H30 
 
 502 Curtlmgcna. An Account of tlio E'C|)L>dition to Cartha- 
 gona, with Explanatory Notes and Observations, fnc anil 
 elrcn. 8" M. Cooper, London, 1713 
 
 503 t'artwriglit (John) Tho Legislative KiglitH of the Com- 
 nionalty Vindicated, orTiikuyour Clioieo ! Representation 
 and liespeet ; Imposition and Conleinpt. Annual Parlia- 
 nieutH and Libertv : Lon" Parlianieiits and ISIuverv, scoond 
 otlition, /r'«6' copy, boards, uncut. W' J. Ahnon, London, 1777 
 A consiilcnililc |)r()|it)rlii>ii of litis volume rcliitcs directly unil imlircctly 
 
 fii Anicricii niul tlic tfTorts to preveut its IiKlcpciiiii'iicc of thn Hritisli 
 Crown. In tho Appendix, p. 'i\\-i^9, Mr. Cartwrif^ht reproduces the 
 («ii;;gc.stion lie tlircv out so long njio u.s 1774 and repeated in 1775 and 
 177C, in liis niionvnious painiilikt entitled. American Indtjpemlence 
 the Interest and (llory of Ureat Uritain. 
 
 501 C'aiivkr (Jonatua.v) Tiiavki-s through the Interior Parta 
 of North Ainoriea in 1«00-17G8, ;>/rt/^a and maps, fine copy 
 on i-AROK PAl'EH, bourds, uncut. First Edition, scarce in 
 this state. h" For the Author, London, 177S 
 
 505 Casas (BARToroME do Las) Entiik Los hkmkuios cpio 
 
 fray H. de las Casus riTirio por inandado del Einperador en 
 
 los nyunlaiiiieiitos en \'!illa(li)lid el ai"io 1512 para rofor- 
 
 niaeion de las Indiiis El oetavo eu orden ca el siguionte, 
 
 fine copy, first edition. 4" Sevilta, 1552 
 
 500 ''\SA3 (|}autuol»).me de Las) The Staxish Colonie, 
 »)i. HaiEi-E CuuoNicLE OK THE Acts and oestes of 
 Til' Spaniauues i\ tiik \Vi„st Indiks, called tho ncwo 
 World, written in the Castilian tongue, and now first 
 tranMhited into English, by M. M. S. blarh Irtlrr, with 15 
 curious plates of Spanish cruelties insertid. (title mounted 
 and margins of a leaf or two mended), morocco ejfra, gilt 
 edges. 4" Land, for Wdliam Brome, 1583 
 
 A eopy of this rnrc work produced ut iiiution in Mny IM71, £22. 15s. 
 
 507 Casaa (H. dalle) iatoriadella Diatruttione dell' Indie Oc- 
 cidental!, Venelia, 1043 — II Supplice Scliiauo Indiano, ivi 
 1(530 — La Liberia pretesa dal supplioe S«hiauo Indiano, 
 iri 1010 — C"oiH|ui8ta dell' Indie Oeeidcutali, ivt 1045 — 
 fine copies in old gilt calf, in 1 vol. 4" v. y. 
 
 'J'lic Spiiiiisli Tex'b of •■;« li of ilif>.c four Wor'n' hy tlic fiinioim Rishop 
 Do l.a»(."a>ii:; are k |uuUil wuli iLt liuliau Wrsiou in parallel toluimi'- 
 
 
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 rv, 801'ond 
 li/on, 1777 
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 Colon iK, 
 
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 BibJiotheca llitiorica. G9 
 
 598 CASAS (Bartolome do las) A lono ENTinELT Auro- 
 ORAPn Lktter of lour very closely written folio pages to 
 the Emperor Ciiarlks the Fifth, " f lllustro v Muy Mag- 
 nifico Scfior," and signed, " bartolomc do las Casaa," with 
 tho necessary and unual Spanish flourishes, in the finest 
 condition, on ttoo folio leaves, stitched in a red morocco 
 cover. folio, not dated, hut 151!) 
 
 Antoprnph letters of the " Apostle of the Indies," the good Las Castu*, 
 are of the utmost rurity, and tliis is hiotorically im|)ortant as it is rare*. 
 lie had rome home from llispaniola tn work a scheme for improviiif; 
 and civilizinjj tho Indians in Ticrra Firme. A large grant of coa.st 
 from Daricn to Trinidad of .(immi miles liad Iwcn under negotiation. 
 The business was in the hands of Cliarlcs' L'hnncellor, Arhorio do (Jalti- 
 nara, who favonred Las Casas, but he was strongly opposed by tho 
 Conneil of tho Indies. I.ah Ca^aa logins this letter by l>e<rgiMg thcru 
 may be no more time wasted, as every day much fruit is lo^it to tho 
 ( liiireh. He then recapitulates his former demands, which were for 
 liHMl lengnu of land, for which he would jiay SO.ooo dnents per three 
 years and make ten Hcttlements of Christians. The ('t>ui)<il had reduced 
 tiiis to tiOo leagues, in all wlii;h there were only two rrcvinees, Cenu 
 and Santa Marta, of loo leagues, with any gold. :2nd. He ha<l asked 
 for the I'earl Fisherj* in Paria, and this they rcfus<'d. ;Jrd. He now 
 says that as he has to take Christian laymen, principally Hidalgos and 
 persons of merit, they will not care to come where tiicre is no gold. 
 4th. Tliat as he wishes to begin by conciliating the Indians, he rau.st 
 have some Franciscan Friars. 5th. That I>>pc de Sosa has plenty of 
 rich tcrritorv without Cenu "for him to govern and !iis people destroy." 
 He then makes new an<l lessened demands: — 1st. For Cenu, or at least 
 half of it. 2nd. That the other boundary be the Hio I )nleo. .'Jrd. That 
 if Cenu is taken away, the rent, &e. arc to lx< diminishcMl, an<l cs|)ccially 
 L. de Sosa is to be forbidden to interfere with hi'.n. The Latin endorse- 
 ment by Gattinara is to tho effect that the letter is to be attended to; 
 and since the goo<l Father has caved in let him have his own way, but 
 cut down his indirect claims: the rent, &c. snay be diminished us he 
 asks. " In short, drive your bargain gently, as you can best agree with 
 him, since the King dois not mind ultout the rent." 
 
 509 Casas (B. do las) Kegionum Tndicarum p.".r IILspanosoIini 
 dovastatarum accuratissima Dcscriptio, plates of HipunisA 
 Cruelties to the Indians by Judocus a Wigno, fine copy in 
 red morocco, gilt edges. 4" lleidelbcrga?, Utit 
 
 (500 Casas (H. do las) Popery truly display'd in its bloody 
 colours : or a faithful! Narrative of the horrid and unex- 
 ampled Massacres, ButcSicries, and all manner of Crucltio.s, 
 that Kell and Malice could invent, comtnittcd by tho 
 Popish Spanish Party on tho Inhabitants of West-India, 
 very scarce, 1(389 — llistorv of the IiKptisition at Ooa Ity 
 M. DoUon, 1G88— Pinetou (M.) History of the Persecu- 
 tions of the Protestants by the French King in tho Princi- 
 Itiility of Orange, 10S9— History of the Persecution of 
 the Vaudois, 1GS8 — Account of the Peraooutions and Op- 
 
 Jjrcssions of the Protestants in France, 1680 : 5 vols, in 1, 
 alfcalf 4" V. y. 
 
 OOl Ciisas (HartoloMir do Lae) La Dccouvcrte dcs Indos Oc- 
 cidcniult'M par k> E.s|)atinols,y//i«' rojuj, calf. 
 
 12 Vheg Andre I'tuluid, Puri^; 1097 
 
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 002 Caaas (B. do Lns) Kclatiou dcs Voyages Jcb Dt'couvcrtea 
 
 quo Ics EHpagtiols out fait dans les ludes Occidcn tales, 
 
 uvec la Kelatiou dcs Voyages du Sieur do Montauban, 
 
 Capitaiuodoa Filbustiora en Guineo I'au IGQ5, ffontispiece, 
 
 fine copy. 12° Louis de Lorme, Paris, 1698 
 
 C03 Cabas (Bartholomew do Las) An Account of the First 
 Voyages and Discoveries made by tho Snaniarda in Ame- 
 rica, coiitaiuiug tho most exact Kelation nithcrto published 
 of tlieir unparalleled Cruelties on the Indians in tho destruc- 
 tion of above Forty Millions of Tcoplo. To which is added 
 tho Art of Travelling, culf. 
 
 8" J. Darhyfor D. Brown, London, 1G99 
 
 GOli Case (The) of Great Hritain and yVmerica addressed to 
 the King and botli Houses of rurliaiiieut, Jlne clean and 
 uncut copy, scauck. 
 
 8" William and Thomait Bradford, rhiladelphia, 1709 
 
 G05 Case Statkd (Tho) on Philoaophical (i round, between 
 Great Britain and the Colonies. Or the Analo^y between 
 States and Individuals, re><pectiMg tho term of political 
 Adultness pointed out, very rare and important. 
 
 S" a. Kvarthj, London, 1777 
 
 'J'lic uutlior rontcnila maiiriilly tlmt the Aniericiui (.'liilil is o( ugv ami 
 
 ciititlmi to liult'iiendenry. A Iter the liu'<t shiot whs |priiilc(lofVi|ianc 122) 
 
 <iii (he receipt of the iiuw.s of t)ie surrender of Hur^oyno the author aihls ii 
 
 |><>st8i-ri|)t of 8 |)ii(;es, deiiiundinK innncdiiite ])ciice with tlio Amcricuiis. 
 
 GOO Cases nnd (Queries submitted to every Citizen of tho 
 United States, and especially tho INIembersof the Adniinis- 
 tration and of both 1 louses of Congress as deserving to bo 
 Impartially Considered by them, uncut. 
 
 &0 £. Sarycant, New York, 1809 
 Im|)ortnnt for the History of the early stnjfcs of the war of 1812. 
 
 G07 Caspian. Carto des Fays voisins do la Mer Caspienno 
 dresseo pour I'usago du lioy 8ur la Carte do cetlo Mer 
 faite par I'Ordrc du Czar, sur les Memoires de Sottkam- 
 Sabbas Frinco de Georgie, etc. par G. Uelisle, 21i by 18 
 inches, coloured. 
 
 Jean Covens ft CorneiHc Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700?] 
 
 COS Casijian Sea. Carto Marino do la Mer Caapienc Icveo 
 Buivant les Ordres de S. M. Czariene par Mr. Carl Vanver- 
 don en 1719-1721 et reduito an Meridien de Faris par 
 Guillaumo de L'Isle, 21 by yt inches, coloured. 
 
 Covens et Mortier, Amsterdam, [1722 ?] 
 
 G09 Castile, liegnoruiu CasteilcB Veteris, Legiouis et Galla;- 
 cia) Frincipatuumq" Biscaia; et Asturiarum accuratissima 
 Uescriptio per F. do Wit, 22 i Ity 19i inches, coloured, 
 
 J. Covens et C, Mortier, Amstelodami, [1715 ?] 
 
 010 Castile. Kegnorum CaHtelIre Novoc, Andalusia*, Granada?, 
 \';i!tMitin», et Murcia) Tabula in Fpibcopalua, etc. divisa per 
 FrcJcricum de Wit, 23 by IJ).\ inches, tolourrd. 
 
 T. Covens et C. Mortier, Amstelodami, [1720 ?] 
 
 
 
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 Bibliothfca Tliiiorica 71 
 
 GU Catalogue (Now Select) of Bonininin Oiiild'a Circulating 
 Library, containing principally Novell, Voyages, Travels, 
 Poetry, Periodical Publications, and IJooks oi' Entertain- 
 ment, at the Boston Book-Slore, No. 50, Cornhill,y?we co/>//, 
 uiu'ut, scarce. H" Ji. Guild, Uoslun, 17S9 
 
 G12 Catalooce (A.) of Books for Sale or Circulation by 
 William P. Blake at tbe Boston Book-Store. Consisting of 
 tlio most approved Authors in History, Voyages, Travi'ls, 
 Lives, Philosophy, Novels, Divinity, Law, Physic, llus- 
 biindry, Poetry, etc. cic, fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8" \V. P. liltke, Boston, 1793 
 
 G13 Catalogue of Books for Sale or Circulation by William 
 P. Blake, at the Boston Book-Store, No. 5J>, Cornhill, fine 
 ropy, uncut. 8" W. F. Blake, Boxton, 1790 
 
 A wdiiderful collfction of more tliiin 17(iO volumes of Mi.seellnncoiis 
 LiUirntui'o, coniiiieiiciiit; wiili the Alibcy of Sniiit AHiipli, n now!, atul 
 wiiKliii^ up with Ziinmennun on Sditmle. It compriseH the Sorrows 
 of Wvrtcr uiul Mary Woil»toiiccnift'.s Hi|;lits of Women {fan additional 
 Korrow for Werthcr if he hail lived to read it; j Mrs. Uehn's I'lays, and 
 Fordycc's Sermons to You nj; Women ; Tom I'liinc's Ago of Keason, 
 and Madame do (ienlis on Heli^ion ; I'umela, a Novel, and I'aley's 
 Kvidcnces of Christianity, '^tand one aft- lie other ; and the Pupil of 
 I'leasure, a novel, is on the same page n- lieli).'>ou> Courtship. Torn 
 Jones and Watls's Hymns are in it of c-oarse, and Fnizcr's Art of C(X)k- 
 ery and Curric's Diseases of Araeriea may {wssibly be taken together us 
 rause and effect. Sometimes good books get into bad company ; 
 Fivderico, or Memoirs of a Young Lady, is no doubt a very inn(K-cnt 
 novel, but being immediately fi>!lowed by Frederic, or the Libertine, 
 some awkward idca.s arc snggesteil. On the other hand, some of the 
 works which eome together do so with singular propriety, us Friendship 
 and Matrimony, a Novel, followed by Fruitless Repentance ; the very 
 mitural He(|uel to it. The Marriage Act, a novel, seems lo have pro- 
 ilueed a dubious amount of gooil, a-s it is immediately followed by the 
 Married Libertine. One of the most thoroughly busine(«-likc entries 
 we have ever met with is that of I'uradise Lost ; do, Ucgaincd. Wo 
 have not space for more, but if the goo! people of Boston read all 
 tliese bfMtks (and the Store was a Circulating Library), they must havo 
 resenil)lcd Mrs. Mulaprop's Niece, Lydia Ijin!:nish,who told her servant 
 to put the Innocent Adultery into the Whole Duty of Man. 
 We may add that of the l7o6 odd books coatained in the Store, nearly 
 five hundred are Novels. 
 
 GU Catalogue of Books for Sale or Circulation by W. P. & 
 
 L. Blako, at the Boston Book-Store, consisting of the most 
 
 celebrated Authors in History, Voyages, Travels, Lives, 
 
 Novels, Divinity, Law, Physic, Arts, Sciences, Poetry, Plays, 
 
 etc. tic. fine copy, uncut. 8" W. P. ^' L. Blake, Boston, 1798 
 
 C15 Catalogue of the Books belonging to the Library of the 
 University of Vermont, b" Uarrinyton, Burlington, 1S30 
 
 A Library of about lO.ooO volumes, said to be one of the best selected 
 of any of the College libraries ia the United States. 
 
 GIC Catalogue of the Books belonging to the Library of the 
 New York Hospital, and the Kegulations for the use of the 
 same, scarce. ^o New York, 1829 
 
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 72 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 017 CATAT-oorE (A) of nil tho HookH itrintod in tho TTnitcil 
 StnU'H, with Iho l'rifo« nnd IMnoos where j)ul)liHlu>(l nn- 
 iiuxed. Published by iho Booksellers in Boston, yfne copy, 
 BCAQCK, 80 pagen. 
 
 12" For the JiookHeUcra, Botton, Jan. 1801. 
 
 ThiH poor little Ihiti^;, tlui flrHt of ltd kind, tliouRh iiicuKro rnoii|:h, in 
 iiiiliMH-iiHubIc tu tlu> liiHtoriaii of Atiurii'iiii liU'riitiirc niul iU t;ruwtli. 
 On tlii! lace of it in thin note: " Thifl cntulo^uu w inti-nilcd to include 
 nil ixMiks of p'niTikl siilo printed in the United StateR, wlietlier <)ri(;inii! 
 or reprintcili that the public may see tlie rnpid |irof;ri'Hs of liook-jirintin}; 
 in a country whore, twenty years Nincc, scarcely n liook wa« publibkcd. 
 liocul and occoL'ionul tracts arc generally omitted," etc. 
 
 C18 Catalogue of the Maine State Library, 1802. 
 
 H" Slevent Sf Sai/ard, Augusta, 1802 
 
 010 Catalogue llaisonnc des Livrcn do hi iJibliolhtviuo do M. 
 Aiiibroiae l"'iriiiiii Didot, Toino ler. Livres avi't* I'iguroB sur 
 IJois, Solennitt'H, Koiuaiis do Chovnicrie, Ire. LivraiHon, 
 uncut. 8" JJidot, Paris, Avril, 1HU7 
 
 020 rntalo<»uo dea Livros Hare et Prociciix comnosaut la 
 Bibiiothoiiue do M. lo Priuce Sigismoud Kadziwt'll, 
 uncut. ^ 8" Paris, 1805 
 
 021 Catalonia. Principnute do CataloRuo ou Ront coinpris les 
 Comtua do Itousiilon, et do Cerdngno divis^a en Icuph 
 Vigueries, 21 by 18 inches, coloured, Jine, 
 
 scarce. JI. Jaillot, Paris, ICOG 
 
 022 Catalonia. Accuratifisiina Prinoipatus Catalonia) ct Co- 
 initatum Iluscinonis ct Corrctanios dowcriptio, per C. Al- 
 lard, 23 by Vd\ inches. Amstclodami [1730] 
 
 023 Catkciiihm. The Hhorlor Catechism presented by tho 
 Assembly of Divines at "NVcHtininftter to both Houses of 
 Parlianieat, and by thorn Approved, containing the Prin- 
 ciples of tho Christian lieligion, with Scripture Proofs, 
 Jine and uncut, bcahce. 
 
 12" Will tarn Bradford, Philadelphia, 1700 
 
 024 Catcchismo Italiano ad Uao dello scuele, dci cafie dello 
 botteghe, tavcrne, bettolc o bettolini, od aucte del casino 
 dei nobli o seiuinarj. Con approvazione e licenza del senso 
 comune. 12" A. Filoteo, Filadelfia, 1830 
 
 025 Cattegat. Soe-Kanrt over Kattcgattet med fliid aftreget 
 cfter Skibs Compassen som paa denne tiid har 10" Nord- 
 westrings Misvisning Efter egen og andre Soomoonds Erfa- 
 renhed Samlet og til Trijkken befordret af Comandeur 
 Captain Jens Werner Akeleije, 30 by 22 J inches, 
 
 scarce. Kicbenhaven, 1770 
 
 020 Cayenne. Tableau do Cayenne ou do la Ouiano Fran- 
 
 (jaiao, contenant des rcnscigneincns exacts sur son climat 
 
 sea productions, les naturelH du pays, etc. uncut, fine copy. 
 
 8" Chez Veuve Tilliard, Paris, An. VJI. [1709] 
 
miiHothccd lli»lofica 
 
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 1)0 ITnitrtI 
 liulicd nn- 
 , fine copy, 
 
 Jan. 1801 
 
 V (<noii(;h, in 
 it* gruwtli. 
 (1 lo iiicliidc 
 tlii-r oriifiiml 
 i<>ok-|iriiitii)^ 
 us publiblicU. 
 
 mata, 1802 
 iiio tl« M. 
 ' igurcB 8ur 
 Livrni»oii, 
 ivril, 1H07 
 npouaut In 
 
 '11, 
 
 ^aris, 1SG5 
 .'ompris les 
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 ?ari$, IGOO 
 liro ct Co- 
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 %mi [1730] 
 
 I by tlio 
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 phia, 17G0 
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 del senso 
 T/fa, 1830 
 
 1 aftregct 
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 mondcur 
 
 ven, 1770 
 
 "no Frnn- 
 
 Q climat 
 
 nc copy. 
 
 " [1709] 
 
 •J27 I'euktkriks. (Ireon Wt>od lllnslraled in a Sorics of 
 
 Pil'turPHcjuo and MoiiuiiK'ntal Views, from Drawinpn l>v 
 
 James Hmiliie, tlio liitcrnry Depart ujent by N. (^leavelaiul. 
 
 (Kural CemeteriuH in America, iiluHtrated), many hiifhlji 
 
 finished line engravinyg, Mob. 1-7. ^" Xfw y'ork, 18K)-IS|.7 
 
 Grecnwon^l m complete in n\\ partii. Part icvun l>cginii Mount Auburn. 
 Query, any mure puliliHlieil ? 
 
 628 CervantoH Sanvedra (.Mipnol do) Kl IinjenioHo llidilgo 
 Don Quixote do la IVranclin. Niieva edicion, corregida de 
 nuevo eon nnevas nota», con nucvas Kstainpas. eon nnevo 
 analiHis v con la Vida do el Alitor nuevaiiieiitt' annientadii 
 pop D. Juiin Antonio I'ellicer, Vols. lJ-.'», calf, 
 Vol. I wanlintj. 8° Mmhid, 1707 
 
 G20 ('hnikley (Thoman) A Journal or IliHtorieal Account of 
 the Lite, Travt-ln and Christian K.xperienees of that antient, 
 Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, T. CMialkley, who died in 
 Tortola, Oct. 1, 1741, 2nd edition, fine copy, calf, 
 acarre. H" London, 1751 
 
 ChalkK-y visitoil Ainci'ifii ill 1C9H, itn<i tnivcllcil through tlic Kn^lLsh 
 Colunios of New Kn(;hiiitl, New York. l'eiin«vlviuiiu, Miiryhiiid, Vir- 
 ginia, &c. Ilo alittrward^ cnn;;rRtcil di Aninicu, ulirrc liu 8])t'iit in 
 various culonioN most of' Ins loii); lit'u. 
 
 C30 Chalkley (TlioiunH) A Collection t)f the Works of that 
 ancient faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, Thomas Cluilklcy. 
 To which is pre(i.\('(l a Journal of his Life, written by him- 
 self, the tifth edition, ^Mtf copy, calf. 
 
 H" James Phillips, London, 1791 
 
 031 CiiAMBEnsnrRO (Pcnnaylvania) A JJill of Kates of Car- 
 penter and Ilouse-Juiner Work, settled and agreed on, by 
 the Subscribers, Chambersburg, April 13th, 1790. To 
 which is aflixed an Appt-ndix by other Subscribers, Cham- 
 bersburg, December, 1799, scarce and curious. 
 
 12" liobrrt Harper, C/iambcrs/mry, Pa Mm 
 
 032 Champagne (Carte du Gouvornemont de), suivant les ob- 
 servations do Messrs. do rAcadomie Koyale, etc. IC by |;{ 
 inches. Pierre vaiider Aa, Liede [1710?] 
 
 G33 Champagne, Carto do la, et des Pays Voisins ou Ton voit 
 la Generality de Chalons partie do et'llo do Soissons, etc. 
 parOuillaumedoL'Islo(l'artie MoridionaledeChampagno), 
 2 Plies, each 24 .i by 17 J inches, coloured. 
 
 J. Covens et V. Mortier Amsterdam [1720 y] 
 
 034 Chappe d'Auterocho (M.) A Voyage to California to 
 observe the Transit of Venus, with an Historical Descrip- 
 tion t)f till' Author's llouto through Mexico, and the 
 Natural History of that Province. Also a Voyage to New- 
 foundland and Sullee to make experiments on Mr. Le Roy's 
 Time- Keepers, by Monsieur De Cassini, fine copy, uncut, 
 half morocco, with plan of the City of Mexico. 
 
 *S" Dilhf, London, 177S 
 
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 635 Champlain. Carte du Lac Cbamplain, etc. — Map of Lake 
 Champlain from the Fort Chambly to Fort St, Frederic or 
 Crown Point, survey'd by Mr. Anger, King's Surveyor, in 
 1732, made at Quebec, the 10 October, 1748, Signed, de 
 Lery, 13^ by 12 J inches. Pease Lith. Albany [1849] 
 
 635*Chappell (Lieut. Edward) Narrative of a Voyage to 
 Hudson's Bay in His Majesty's Ship Eosamond, containing 
 some account of the North-Eastern Coast of America, and 
 of the Tribes inhabiting that Kegion, map and plates, boards, 
 uncut. 8° London, 1817 
 
 630 Charles V. Rerum k Carolo V. Csesare Avgvsto in Africa 
 bello gestarum Commentarij, elegantissimis iconibus ad 
 historiam accommodis illustrate. Authorum Elenchum, h 
 quorum monumentis hoc Opus Constat, sequens pagella 
 indicabit, with folded woodcut plans of Tunis, Algiers, and 
 Aphrodisium. S° Apud loan, Bellerum, Antveipice, 1555 
 
 This rare volume is made np of tlie following :— 1. Diary of the Expe- 
 dition against Tunis in 1535, kept by John Etrobius ; 2. Extracts from 
 Paulus Jovius' Hist, sui temporis ; 3. Paulus Jovius, on Charles V.'s 
 Expedition to Tunis ; 4. Nicholas Villegaignon's Account of the Ex- 
 pedition to Argieram ; and, 5. Stella's Comments on the Siege of 
 Aphrodisium. Hernando Cortes accompanied the Emperor. 
 
 637 Chaeleston Hakbouu and the adja'^ent Coast and 
 Country. South Carolina surveyed at intervals in 1823, 
 1824, and 1825, by Hartman Bache, Capt. Topographical 
 Engineers, J. D. Graham, Lieut., C. M. Eakin, Lieut., 
 W. M. Boyce, Lieut., fine clean copy, on four large 
 sheets, each 26 by 31 inches, now extremely scarce. 
 
 W. J. Stone, S.a Washington [1826?] 
 
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 THIRD DAY'S SALE 
 
 1826?! 
 
 638 '^^^^HAELEVOIX (le I'ere de) Histoire et Descrip- 
 tion Generale de la Nouvelle France, avec le 
 Journal Historique d'un Voyage fait par ordre 
 du Koi dans I'Amerique Septeutrionnale, 
 6 vols, fine clean set, old calf. 
 
 12° Pierre-Francois Qiffart, Paris, 1744 
 
 639 Charlevoix (Father) Letters to the Dutchess of Leadi- 
 guieres ; giving an Account of a Voyage to Canada, aud 
 Travels through that vast Country, and Louisiana to the 
 Gulf of Mexico, vpith New Map of North America, good 
 copy, calf, scarce. 8° B. Ooadby, London, 1763 
 
 640 Chauteus (The) of the British Colonies in America [viz. 
 Massachusetts (2), Connecticut, Khode Island, Virginia, 
 Pennslyvauia, Maryland, and Georgia], half calf. 
 
 8° J. Almon, London [1774] 
 
 641 Chastellux (Le Chevalier de) Voyage en Amerique, 
 FIKST EDITION, 228 pages, surreptitiously printed, fine copy, 
 calf, SCARCE 8° n. p. 1785 
 
 642 Chatham (Earl of) An Authentic Account of the Part 
 taken by the late Earl of Chatham in a Transaction which 
 passed in the Beginning of 1778, 3rd edition. 
 
 8° Almon, London, 1778 
 
 643 Chauncy (Charles) The only Compulsion proper to be 
 made Use of in the Affairs of Conscience and Religion. 
 A Sermon preached at the Old Brick Meeting-House in 
 Boston, Sept. 2nd, 1739,^/je and clean, 
 
 scarce. 8" J. Draper, Boston, 1739 
 
 644 Chauncey (Charles) A Compleat View of Episcopacy, as 
 exhibited from the Fathers of the Christian Church until 
 the close of the Second Century, containing an Impartial 
 Account of them, of their Writings, and of what they say 
 concerning Bishops and Presbyters, good copy, calf, nearly 
 500 pages. 
 
 8° Daniel Kneelandfor Thomas Leverett, Boston, 177'. 
 
>.i 3il I 
 
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 76 Bibliotheca Geographica 
 
 645 Chaunct (Charles) A Letter to a Frieud, contaiuiug Re- 
 marks on certain Passages in a Sermon preached by the 
 Bishop of Landaff before the Society for the Propaga- 
 tion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, London, Feb. 20, 
 1767 ; in which the highest Reproach is undeservedly cast 
 upon the American Colonies. With a Supplement con- 
 taining an Answer to the Plea of T. B. Chandler for Ame- 
 rican Bishops, by a Presbyter iu Old England, fine copy, 
 scarce. 8" 8. Bladon, London, 1768 
 
 The random statements of the Bishop amounted to charges that the 
 Colonists neglected education and the sujjport of ministers, in fact, 
 " that, with their native soil, they abandoncil their native manners and 
 religion." William Livingston gave the Bishop a hearty drubbing, 
 but this tract docs more. It gives much information respecting Eliot, 
 Mayhew, and others instructing and preachintr to the Indians, as well 
 its to the establishment of Harvard College, iiiid other means of pro- 
 moting Christianity, and supplying ministers. Tiie latter part of the 
 book is important as to the history of Episopacy in New England. 
 
 6-46 Chauncy (Isaac) The Divine Institution of Congrega- 
 tional Churches, Ministry, and Ordinances as has bin 
 Professed by those of that Persuasion asserted and Proved 
 from the Word of God, N. Hiller, Land. 1697— A Dis- 
 course concerning Unction and Washing of Feet proving 
 that they be not Instituted Sacraments, 2 vols, in 1, ^ne 
 copies, scarce. 12° N. Ililler, London, 1697 
 
 6.l!7 Chautauque County, New York, Map of, from Surveys 
 by S. M. Rea and A. V. Trimble [with many views of 
 residences in the margin] 52 by 52 inches, coloured, fine 
 clean copy. Philadelphia, 1854 
 
 648 Chauvenet (William) New Method of correcting Lunar 
 Distances, and Improved Method of finding the Error and 
 Rate of a Chronometer by Equal Altitudes. Reprinted 
 from the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 
 1S55 and 1856 8° Washington, 1853 
 
 648*Chauvenet (W.) Three other copies 8° Washington, 1853 
 
 649 Checklet (John) A Short and Easy Method with the 
 Deists, London, and Sold by John Checkley over against the 
 Town House, Boston, 1723—11. The Speech of Mr. J. 
 Checkley upon his Tryal at Boston in New England for 
 publishing the Short and Easy Method with the Deists : 
 to which was added a Discourse concerning Episcopacy, 
 etc. : The Jury's Verdict : His Plea in Arrest of Judgment, 
 and the Sentence of Court, J. Wilford, London, 1730 — 
 III. A Discourse shewing who is a true Pastor of the 
 Church of Christ. The Epistle of St. Ignatius to the 
 Trallians ; and Leaf of Errata [Lond. n. rf.] — IV. A Speoi- 
 men of a True Dissenting Catechism, n.d. — 4 in one, _/?«a 
 copy, old calf, scarce. 8" 
 
 For a f'.ll account of this rare collection and the trials about it; see 
 Stevens's Historical Nuggets, No. 536. 
 
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 77 
 
 
 650 Checkley (Samuel) The Character and Hope of the 
 Righteous consider'd in a Sermon preach'd the Lord's-Day 
 after the Funeral of Madam Lydia Hutchinson, the Vir- 
 tuous Consort of the Honourable Edward Hutchinson, 
 Esq. who died July 10, 1748,^n(? copy, calf gilt, hy Pratt, 
 SCAECE. 12° J. Draper, Boston, 1748 
 
 651 Chesteb County, Pennsylvania, Map of, published by 
 T. J. Kennedy [with large viewn of residences, etc^ 53 hy 
 55 inches, coloured, scauce. Philad. 1860 
 
 652 Chevalier (Michel) Lettres sur I'Amerique du Nord, avec 
 une arte des Etats-Unia d'Amerique, 2 torn. 
 
 uncut. 12° Bruxelles, 1837 
 
 653 Chicopee and Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Mass., 
 Map of the Villages of, publishet^ by McKinney and Smith, 
 51 by 32j inches, coloured, clean copy Philadelphia, 1859 
 
 654 Child (Sir Josiah) A New Discourse of Trade, wherein 
 is Recommended several weighty Points relating to Com- 
 panies of Merchants, the Act of Navigation, Naturalization 
 of Strangers, and our Woollen Manufactures, the Ballance of 
 Trade, and the Nature of Plantations, etc. Qic. first edition, 
 
 fine copy, calf. 8° John JSveringham, London, 1693 
 
 655 Child (Sir Josiah) A New Discourse of Trade, wherein 
 is recommended several weighty Points relating to Com- 
 panies of Merchants, the Act of Navigation, Naturalization 
 of Strangers, and our Woolen Manufactures, the Balance 
 Trade, etc. are discussed. 8° T. Sowle, London, 1698 
 
 656 Child (Sir Josiah) A New Discourse of Trade, wherein 
 are recommended several weighty Points relating to Com- 
 panies of Merchants, the Act of Navigation, Naturalization 
 of Strangers, our Woollen Manufactures, the Balance of 
 Trade, etc. a neto edition, ^ne clean copy. 
 
 12° Richardson, London, 1775 
 
 657 Chili. Atlas zu Eduard Poeppig's Reise in Chile, Peru 
 und auf dem Amazoustrorae, 16 splendid Views of Scenery, 
 etc. each 16^ hy W inches. Leipzig, 1835 
 
 658 Chili (Map of the Republic of) compiled by the U.S. 
 Astronomical Expedition, from the Surveys of Messrs. 
 Pissis and Allan Campbell, the Maps of Claude Gay, and 
 unpublished Originals from the Archives of Santiago, and 
 from Astronomical Determinations by the Expedition, 
 3 sheets, each 9| hy 16^ inches. [Washington, 1860 ?] 
 
 659 Chili. Typus Geographicus Chili, Paraguay, Freti Ma- 
 gellanici, etc. ex PPbus Alfonso d'Ovalle & Nlcol. Techo, 
 necnon de Brouwer, Narbouroug, de Beauchesne, etc. a 
 Guiliel. de I'lslio descriptus insuperque secundum recen- 
 tiores du Frezier relationes rectificatus cui accedit Ichno- 
 graphi Urb. cap. S. lago Editoribus Homannianis Heredibus, 
 22i hy 19 inches, coloured, 
 scarce. Homannianis Hcrcdihus, Xorib. 1733 
 
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 660 China and tue Moluccas. Exacta delineatio cum 
 oraruin maritimarutn turn locorum in China, Cauchinchina, 
 Camboja sive Champa, Syao Malacca, Arracan et Pegu uni 
 cum insularum descriptione ut sunt Samatra, Java utraq. 
 Timora, Molucca), Philippinae, Luconja et de Leqveos dictae, 
 uec non Japan et Corea, etc. very rare, 20J hy 15 inches, 
 coloured. LinscJioten, Amst. 1596 
 
 661 China and the Moluccas. Exacta et accurata de- 
 lineatio ciim orarum raaritimarum tum locororum in China, 
 etc. 20| by 15 inches. Another copy, fine and not 
 coloured. Linschoten, Amst. 1596 
 
 662 China (The Kingdome of) newly augmented by J. S. 
 Are to be sold in pop's-liead Alley, by G. Humble, 20 by 
 15| inches, fine copy. 
 
 Pope's Read Alley, London, G. Huinble, 1626 
 
 663 China. Veteribus Sinarum Kegio nunc Incolia Tame 
 dicta [a Map of], 19 1 by 16 inches. 
 
 Apud Joannem Janssonium \^Amst. 1648] 
 
 664 China (A New Map of y^ Empire of), with its severall 
 Provinces or Kingdomes, together with the adjacent Isles 
 of Japon or Niphon, Formosa, Hainan, etc. Rendred into 
 into English and enlarged in the Isles of Japon by Rich. 
 Blonie, 15 by 12 inches. B. Blome, London, 1669 
 
 665 China. Carte de la Chine dessiuee d'apres les diverses 
 Observations Astronomiques et les Voyages les plus recants. 
 (Charte von China, etc.), 15| hy 12i inches, 
 
 coloured. J. E. Hinrichs, Leipzig, 1814 
 
 666 Chinese Collection (A Descriptive Catalogue of the), in 
 Philadelphia. With miscellaneous Eeraarks upon the 
 Manners, Customs, Trade, and Government of the Celestial 
 Empire. 8" Philadelphia [1839] 
 
 667 Chippeway. Provisional Geological Map of Part of the 
 Chippeway Land District of Wisconsin, with Part of Iowa 
 and of Minnesota Terratory [«c]. To illustrate the fieport 
 of a Geological Eeconuoiasance made in 1847 by David 
 Dale Owen, 25^ by 33^ inches, coloured, an important 
 map. Washington, 1847 
 
 668 Chuisxian History (The) containing Accounts of the 
 Eevival and Propagation of Religion in Great Britain and 
 America for the Year 1743 [and for the Tear 1744], 2 vols. 
 fine clean copy, veet eake. 
 
 8° Kneeland and Green, Boston, N.E. 1744-1745 
 
 These two important historical volumes appeared weekly in 104 nnmbers, 
 under the editorship of the Rev. Thomas Prince, son of the annalist of 
 New England. Complete sets, in good order like the present copy, are 
 uncommon. 
 
 669 Chronicle. Our Chronicle of '20. A Satirical Poem 
 [comprising 148 six-liue stanzas, historical, quizzical, and 
 political]. 8" Boston, 1827 
 
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 reos dictw, 
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 ndon, 1669 
 68 diverses 
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 ipziq, 1814 
 
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 ""art of the 
 
 rt of Iowa 
 
 ;he Report 
 
 by David 
 
 tnnt 
 
 \gton, 1847 
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 ritain and 
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 11744-1745 
 
 lo4nninberB, 
 le annalist of 
 Wt copy, are 
 
 leal Poem 
 
 jzical, and 
 
 s/on, 1827 
 
 Bibliolheca Historica 79 
 
 670 Chisolm (J. Julian, of the Medical College, S. Carolina) 
 A Manual of Military Surgery for the use of the Surgeons 
 in the Confederate Army ; with the Rules and Regulations 
 of the Medical Department of the Confederate Ariiiy. 
 
 8° West Sf Johnston, Richmond, Va. 1861 
 
 671 Church (Thomas) The History of Philip's War, com- 
 monly called the Great Indian War of 1675 and 1676. 
 Also of the French and Indian Wars, 1689-1704. With 
 Notes to explain the places of Bai;*:le8, the geography of 
 the ravaged country, etc. Also an Appendix containing an 
 account of the treatment of the natives, the Pequot War. 
 narratives of persons carried into captivity, etc. by S. G-. 
 Drake. Second Edition, with flutes, 
 
 SCARCE. 12" B. Wait ^' Son, Boston, 1827 
 
 672 Chytr^us (David) De tribus nostra) ajtatis Cse-saribus 
 Augustis, Carolo V. Ferdinando I. Maximiliauo II. Ora- 
 tiones datte adolescentibus in schola recitandte, excessively 
 scAHCE,^Me clean copy. 8° Witebergce, 1583 
 
 This booic deserves to be ranked among works relating to America. 
 Under Charles the Fifth there is given an account of the Discovery of 
 America by Columbus, its name from Vespucci, its growth and develop- 
 ment under Diego Columbus, the foundation of the Church tlierein, &c. 
 together with the discoveries and conquests of Cortes, Tizarro, and 
 others, and the voyages of Magellan, with a summary of the previous 
 Portuguese discoveries in Africa and India. 
 
 67{J CHYTRiEUs (Nathan) Variorum in Europa Itiuerum 
 Deliciae, seu ex variis Manu-scriptis Selectiora tantuni 
 Inscriptionum niaxime recentium Monumenta quibus 
 passim in Italia et Germania, Helvetia et Bohemia. Dania 
 et Cimbria, Belgio et Gallia, Anglia et Polonia, &c. Templa, 
 Arae, Scholae, IBibliothecae, museia, arces, palatia, et con- 
 spicua sunt. Prseniissis in clariores iirbes Epigrammatibus 
 J. C. Scaligeri. First edition, fine copy in calf extra, 
 SCARCE. 8° Ilerbornce Nassoviorum, 1594 
 
 Great interest attaches to this rai'e book from the fact that the author 
 has recorded, on pages 773-795, the inscriptions on Sebastian Cabot's 
 map of the world, engraved by Clement Adams in 1549. This copy 
 differs from the text given by Ilakluyt, and does not altogether agree 
 with the printed slips on the map which has in our days been acipiired 
 by the National Library of Paris. It is generally asserted that Ciiy- 
 traeus found the map at Oxford, and consequently Americans inive 
 sought for it there; but the careful reader will see that it is by no means 
 certain that the author makes any such assertion. What he records of 
 Cambridge is on 2^ pages, with a break. All he records of Oxford 
 is on one page, followed by another similar break, and on the next 
 page a double line — thus completely separating the Cabot matter from 
 Oxford. 
 
 074 Cicero (M. T.) Pro Milone Oratio, Oratio pro C. Kabirio, 
 pro L. Murona Oratio, Oratio pro ]\I. C:ielio [with the 
 Commentaries of Q. Asconius Predianus, F. Silviiis, Phil. 
 Melanchthon, B. Latomns, and Ant. Lnsphus], Fom- ivorks 
 in 1 vol. 4" Pnrisiin, l.'ins 
 
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 80 BibliotJieca Geoyraphica 
 
 075 Cicero (M. T.) Cato Majob, on urs UrscouRSE of 
 Old-Aqe, with Explanatory Notes [translated by Mr. 
 Logan of Philadelphia], calf extra, by Pratt, scarce. 
 
 8° Printed and sold by B. Franklin, Philadelphia, 1744 
 
 676 Cicero's Cato Major, with explanatory Notes by Benj, 
 Franklin, with both the rare portraits of B. Franklin, 
 uncut. 8° London, 1778 
 
 677 CiEZA DE Leon (Pedro de) Parte primera dk la 
 Chronica del Peru, blath lettri, toith very singular wood- 
 cuts. First Edition, extremely rake, a corner wanting 
 
 from the fop of the title-page, destroying a small piece of the 
 border and coat of arms, very tall copy, bound in dark green 
 velvet. folio, Sevilla, 1553 
 
 G78 Cincinnati. Considerations on the Society or Order of 
 Cincinnati lately instituted by the Major-Generals, Briga- 
 dier-Generals, and Officers of the American Army, proving 
 that it creates a Kace of Hereditary Patricians, etc. 
 Addressed to the People of South-Carolina by Cassius. 
 Supposed to be written by ^Edanus Burke, Esq. fine copy, 
 uncut, scarce. 8" Bavil Webster, Hartford, [1783] 
 
 679 Cincinnati. Obrervations on a late Pamphlet entituled, 
 "Considerations upon the Society or Order of the Cincinnati,''' 
 clearly evincing the Innocence and Propriety of that re- 
 spetable Institution. By an Obscure Individual. 
 Scarce. 8° Robert Bell, Philadelphia, 1783 
 
 680 Cincinnati. Observations on a late Pamphlet entituled, 
 "Considerations on the Society or Order of the Cincinnati,^' 
 clearly evincing the Innocence and Propriety of that Ho- 
 nourable and Ke&pectable Institution. In Answer to 
 Vague Conjectures, False Insinuations, and Ill-founded 
 Objections. By an Obscure Individual, vert 
 
 scarce. 8° Hudson (J* Goodwin, Hartford, 1784 
 
 681 Clark (John) Eecords of the Descendants of Hugh Clark 
 of Watertown, Massachusetts, 1640-1866, with sixteen 
 portraits, fine large copy, cloth. Out of print and 
 scarce. 8° For the Author, Boston, 1866 
 
 Few of the many books of American Genealogy and family history sur- 
 pass this in arrangement and good taste. 
 
 682 Clark (Thomas) Naval History of the United States from 
 the commencement of the Revolutionary War to the present 
 time, second edition, 2 vols, fine copy, calf, 
 
 scarce. 12° M. Carey, Philad. 1814 
 
 688 Clarke (Jonas) The Use and Excellency of Vocal Music in 
 Public Worship. A Sermon at an occasional Lecture in 
 Lexington, appointed to promote and encourage the divine 
 use of Vocal Music, especially in Public Worship, April 25, 
 1770, fine clean copy with rough leaves, 
 scarce. 8" Nicholas Bowes, Boston, 1770 
 
Bibliutheva Jlitt/oricii 
 
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 \)8ton, 1770 
 
 OS-t Clarke (John) A Discourse dolivoreil before the lluuiano 
 Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts at the 
 Semi-Annual Mooting, 11 June, \7Q^, fine and 
 uncut. 8" Belknap (J- Hall, Boston, 1793 
 
 685 Clarke (John) A Sermon at the Church in Brattle-Street, 
 Jauy. 2, 1784, at the Interment of tlic Rev. Samuel Cooper, 
 fine copy, scarce. 8" John Gill, Boston, 1784 
 
 The Sornion is followed by ii lon>; biogrnpliicivl sketch of Dr. Coopcri 
 who was a life-long friend of Franklin and John Adams. 
 
 686 Clarke (Jonas) A Sermon nroached before His Excellency 
 John Hancock, Governor, tno Couucit and the Seuate, etc. 
 of Massachusetts, May 30, 1781, the Day of Election. 
 
 8° J. Gill, Boston, [1781] 
 
 687 Clarke (Sa.) A Geographical Description of all the 
 Countries in tlie known World, as also of the greatest and 
 famousest Cities and Fabricks ; unto which is added a De- 
 scription of the rarest Beasts, Fowls, Birds, Fishes, and 
 Serpents, engraved frontispiece, fine copy, imhou7td. 
 
 fol. R. I. for Thomas Neivberrie, London, 1657 
 
 A fair proportion of this work is devoted to tlie geographical descrip- 
 tion of the New Hemisphere. i 
 
 088 Clarkson (Thomas) An Essay on the Shivery and Com- 
 merce of the Human Species, particularly the African, trans- 
 lated from a Latin Dissertation wliieli was honoured with 
 the First Prize in the University of Cambridge, 17S5, the 
 second edition, revised and corrected, hds. uncut. 
 
 8" J. B. Phillips, London, 1788 
 
 689 Clavius (CHiiisTorHouus) Ix Sph^eram Joannis de 
 Sacro Bosco Commentariua nunc tertio ab ipso Auctore ro- 
 cognitus, et plurisque in locis locupletatus, //we clean copy. 
 SCARCE. 4" Ex Officimi Dominici Basts, Rotnce, 1585 
 
 This is a most suggestive book to the modern sLadent of historical 
 geography. Clavius was one of the fust mathematicians and astrono- 
 mers of his age. He was called from Germany by Gregory XIII to 
 revise the Calendar. He was alive to the importance of the new dis- 
 coveries of the Spanish and Portuguese, to which he continually al- 
 ludes, but his adherence through thick and thin to the old system of 
 Ptolemy and others, caused him to disregard the Copernican system, and 
 to hold to the old egotistical theory of ourselves being the centre of ti\o 
 world, around which the sun and the whole heavenly .sphere revolve. 
 
 690 Clifton (Mr.) Poems, chiefly occasional, to which are pre- 
 fixed Notices of the Life, Character, and Writings of tho 
 Author, portrait by Field, scarce, fine copy, 
 
 calf . 12° J. W. Fenno, New York, 1800 
 
 691 Clinton (Sir Henry) The Narrative of, relatin^' to his 
 conduct during part of his command of the King's Troops 
 in North America, particularly to that which respects the 
 unfortunate Issue of tho Campaign of 1781, with an Ap- 
 pendix, 5th edition. S° London, I78:j 
 
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 (502 CIub-Koom (The), No. II, IVIarcli, 1820, [witli MS. Poem 
 nt tlio end,] scarce. 8" London, 1820 
 
 Tlui " ViJInRP, Grave Ynrd" wns written liy Re *r. Mr. Greenwood, and 
 Calais, liy Dr. I'lilfrcv. 
 
 693 Cnbbctt (Williiim) A Treatise on Cobbett's Corn, con- 
 taiiiing InKlruclionH for Pron.ipating and Cnltivnting tho 
 riant, and for Harvesting ana Preserving tbe Crop, etc. 
 itncut. 12° Lo)u/on, 1828 
 
 It lins l)eon tlioupht by Rome tliat tlic Amcrienn Indian corn, or maize, 
 mipht liave lieen cultivated in tiiis country, in execptionidly warm 
 seasons, bad not tiic autlior clianf;cd its name in this work to "(^)l)l)ett's 
 Corn."' It is worse tlian dnbbinj; a big tree in California M'cllin(i- 
 toniana, after it had been fairly named in its own bind. 
 
 G94 Cobbctt (AVilliam) Tlio Emigrant's Guide, in Ten Let- 
 ters .nddressed to tbe Tax- Payers of England, new edition, 
 hoards, xmcnt. 12" Zo7/Jo», 1830 
 
 G05 Ccckburn (Jobn) A Jonrney over Land from the Gulf of 
 Honduras to the Great South Sea, perfornu'd by J. Cock- 
 burn and Five other Englit-hnien, convaiuing a variety of 
 extraordinary Di.strc.sses and Adventures, etc.; to vvliich is 
 added a I'rief ])iscoveryc of some Things best worth 
 Noteinge in the Travt lis of Nicholas "\Vithington,j^«e clean 
 copjf, srnvcc. 8" London, 1735 
 
 00(5 Cockburn (.lohn") A Faithful Account of the Distre^ises 
 aiul Adventures of J. Cockburn, ]\Iariner, and Five other 
 Englishmen, who were taken Prisoners by a Spanish 
 Pyrate, set on shore naked and obliged to Travel over Land 
 from the Gulf of llondur.is to tho (ireat South Sea; to 
 which is added the Travels of Mr. Nicholas AVHiithington, a 
 Factor in tho ]']ast Indies : the second edition; annexed 
 the travels of Nicholas AVhithinpton, ,/7?2e copt/, 
 calf. 8° Iiiviii(/to», London, 1740 
 
 007 Coffin CRev. Paul) A Sermon preached before His Honor 
 
 j\l OSes Gill, Lieutenant Governor, the Council, Senate, etc. 
 
 of Massachusetts, May 20, 1700, being the Day of Election, 
 
 fne and clean. 8° Young and ILinns, Boston, 1799 
 
 60S (^ogswell iJi\moi>,of Can/erbiny, Conn.) ASermon, preached 
 before the General Assembly of the College of Connecticut, 
 at Hartford, on the Day of their Anniversary Election, 
 May 9th, 1771, nnciit. S° Timothf Green, New-London, 1771 
 
 609 Colden (Cadwallader, author of the Ilistori/ of" The Five 
 Lndian Nations,") AuxoGitAPit Letter, one ])age -4to. with 
 fine bold sif/natiire, dated llth April, 1702, and title page 
 to the " Histor}' of the Five Indian Nations," Vol. 2. 
 
 7C0 CoLEMAX (Williaiii) An Appeal to the People, being a 
 Eeview of the late Correspondence and Documents relating 
 to the Eejection of the British Minister, including an Exami- 
 nation of the "Arrangement " of April last, historical, po- 
 litical, and important, uncut. 8° New-York, 1810 
 
 70.' 
 
 709 
 
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 Wellivg- 
 
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 Bibliotheca Jlialorica 83 
 
 701 Colecciou do Varies Docunicutoa para la hiatoria de la 
 Florida y Tierraa adyaceutes, Tom. I. [all publialiod] por 
 Buckingham Smith, uncut. folio, Madrid, 1857 
 
 702 Coleridge (H. ^felHon) Six Months in the West Indies, 
 third edition, cloi/i. 12° London, 1841 
 
 703 Collection of Iteports and Papers on the Navigation and 
 Trade of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British Colonies 
 in the West Indies and America, with tables of tonnage, 
 and of exports and imports, boards, uncut, 
 
 scarce. b° London, 1807 
 
 701 College of New-Jersey (Laws of the) Reviewed, Amended, 
 and linaily Adopted by the Board of Trustees, in April 1794, 
 to which are prefixed the Charter of Incorporation, the 
 Acts uf the State, etc. uncut, 8° Isaac Collins, Trenton, 1794 
 
 705 Colliber (Samuel) Columiia Ilostrata, or a Critical His- 
 tory of the English Sea ^VtVairs, wherein all the Komarkable 
 Actions of the English Nation at Sea are described, and 
 the most considerable Events, especially in the Account of 
 the three Dutch Wars, are proved from Original Pieces, 
 idic. fine copy, calf. 8" London, 1727 
 
 A large i)nrt of this work jicrtnins to Anioricii, nnd tlic Voyiiges thither. 
 The author says, '• Sebastian Cal)i>t was the man who Ih'st took notice 
 of the variation of the compass. Had Cohunbns known nnd compre- 
 hended the reason of it, he might have been sulKciently confirmed in 
 his opinion of a new world " i'. 48. 
 
 706 CoLLiHiTicrs Tansteteuus (Georgius) Artificium deAp- 
 plicationo Astrologie ad Modicina, deq; convenientia earun- 
 dem Canones aliquot, et qutedam alia, (luorum Catalogum 
 reperies in proxiina pagcU t,y/«e copy, ivith rough leaves. 
 
 S° Apud Oeorgiuni Vlricherum, Argcntorati, 1531 
 Respecting the author of this ijijok sec the learned and pertinent com- 
 ments under Numbers 76, 77, and 7S, 'a the Bibliotheca Americana 
 Vetustissima. 
 
 707 Colinan (Benjamin) The lleligious llcgarda we owe to our 
 Country, and the Blessing of Heaven assured thereto. A 
 Sermon before His Exceliency Samuel Shute, His Majesty's 
 Council, and the Assembly of Massachusetts-Bay, May 
 28th, 1718, the Day for the Election of His Majesty's 
 Council there, valuable for its historical and biographical re- 
 
 ferences, scauce. 12° B. Green, Boston, in N. E. 1718 
 
 708 Colman (G. the Younger) Blue Beard, a Dramatic Ro- 
 mance^ as altered for the New York Theatre, with Ad- 
 ditional Songs, by Wm. Duulap, scarce. 
 
 12" D. Longtcorth, Xeio YorJc, 1802 
 
 709 Cologne. Novissima et Accuratissima Archiepiscopatus 
 etElectoratus ColouicnsisDucatuum Juliacensis et Monten- 
 sis et MeursisB Comitatus Tabula doscripta, per F. de Witt, 
 23 by 19 inches, coloured. Amstelodami, [LG95] 
 
 710 Colton (Rev. Calvin) History and Character of American 
 Revivals of Religion, second edition, cloth. 
 
 12" London, 18'62 
 
 ty ■( 
 
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 84 Bibliotheca Qeographica 
 
 711 Collou's (C. Woolwortli) Series of Railroad Maps, No. 4, 
 Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa, with Parts ot adjoining 
 States, torn, 80 by 8GJ inches, coloured. New York, 1858 
 
 712 Columbian Songster (The), Being a largo Collection of 
 Fashionablo Songs for Gentlemen and Ladies, in a series 
 of Numbers {VII of ahctit 'dQ pages each) {wanting N i, the 
 first leqf of No. V.) good copy, calf, excessively rare. 
 
 12" Printed by Nathaniel IIeaton,jun. [Wrentham] 1700 
 America's a dandy place, 
 
 Tnc people all are brotheri, 
 When one he gets a pumpkin pic 
 He shares it 'monK the others. 
 Ymikee Doodle, <fc. 
 
 713 Columbus (C.) and Vesputius (A.) Muandelyksche Be- 
 richtcn uit de ondere AVaerelt .... Driehondert negen en 
 twintigste zamenkonist tusschcn de beido bersemde Ont- 
 dekkers van Amerika, C. Columbus en A. Vesputius, 
 No. 329, 330, for Nov. 17-48. S" Amsterdam, 1748 
 
 These dialogues of the Dead lietwccii Colutnluis and Vespucci are 
 curious, the author being pretty well posted in their biographies and 
 histories. 
 
 714 COLUMBUS {Don Dieoo, Son o/The Discovebeb, and 
 Admiral of the Indies) A lono obioinal Manuscuipt 
 Letter of five closely written folio pages of the highest 
 historical importance, addressed to the young Emperor 
 CiiABLKs the Fifth, bearing no date, but evidently in 1519, 
 with his autograph signature by his title " El Almirante y 
 Virrey de las Indias." In excellent condition, on four 
 leaves, bound in a limp red morocco cover by W. Pratt 
 
 In reference to the grond scheme of Las Casas [sec No. 598 of this Cata- 
 logue] of civilizing and Christianizing the Indians of Tierra Firme 
 and Vcrngua. The Apostle of the Indians was bitterly opposed by 
 Fonscca and the Council of the Indies, but the young Emperor 
 favoured him, and asked Columbus to support Las Casas. This is 
 the Admiral's reply : — lie begins by saying that since His Majesty is 
 so anxious for the conversion of the Indians, he is willing to assist Las 
 Casas, and promises as follows — 
 
 1 . That in ten years he and Las Casas together will convert all the 
 Indians in the space I)Ctwcen la Boca del Drago and the Cape of 
 Gracias a Dios. 
 
 2. That in all the said space no Indian shall be killed or woman 
 ravished. 
 
 3. That all, or most, of the Indians should pay tribute. 
 
 4. That the rents shall not be diminished, because he will treat the 
 Indians kindly. 
 
 5. That he will found three pueblos annually. 
 
 6. That he will support the inhabitants without help from His Majesty. 
 
 7. That he will support 20 ecclesiastics. 
 
 8. In order to cairy out all this he asks a Bull from the Pope to absolve 
 those who die out there, and a license for 20 ecclesiastics to come out. 
 Also that all the Indians of the Tierra Firme who have been taken to 
 the Islands are to be set at liberty. After a number of less important 
 items, he asks for " 600 negro slaves to be divided wniongst the pueblos." 
 He also asks that Lope de Sosa [in Darien] may be prevented firom 
 treating the Indians as cruelly as Pedrarias did, and requests some 
 additional powers. 
 
 The Letter is endorsed — The agreement which the Admiral made jointly 
 with Las Casas for those of the Tierra Firme. 
 
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 715 Columbus (Christopher) The History of the Voyages of 
 C. Columbus, in order to discover America and the West 
 Indies,^«e cofnj, calf. 12" D, Midwinter, London, 1777 
 
 710 Columbus (Cristofor) Biblioteca Eara-Lettere Autografe 
 edite ed inedito di C. Colombo ; o fra Taltre quella sulle 
 isole da lui seopcrte, tratta da una stampa rarissima. Con 
 un Discorso di Cesare Correnti su Colombo ; novo tavolc 
 illustrative, ed una avvertenza dep;li Editori. 
 
 8" G. DnelU Sr Co. Milano, 1803 
 
 718 Common Sense ; addressed to the Inhabitants of America 
 on the following yubjects : 1. Of the Origin and Design of 
 Government, with liemarks on the English C^Jn8t:tution. 
 II. Of Monarchy and Hereditary Succeyyion. HI. Tlu)ught.s 
 on American Atfairs. IV. Of the prenent Ability of 
 
 Americii, etc. A Now Edition with Additions, 
 
 Dility ol 
 with an 
 
 Address to the Quakers, yi'/jc, clean, and 
 uncut. 8« IF. and T. Bradford, Philadelphia (1770) 
 
 710 Conduct (The) of a Kt. Hon. Gentleman in resigning 
 the Seals of his Odice, justified by Eacts, and upon the 
 Principles of the British Constitution [relating incidentally 
 to America] 8° J. Newbury, London, 1761 
 
 720 Conduct (The) of the Late Administration Examined, 
 with an Appendix containing Original and Authentic Docu- 
 ments [by Charles Lloyd, Mr. Grenville's Private Secretary] 
 
 fine copy, half calf , scarce 8° Edes and Gilt, Boston, 1767 
 An able but disin<;eiiuous production, written manifestly in the interest 
 if not at the instigation of Mr. Grenvillc. The materials are drawn 
 from the public archives, and are tnrncd with great force not only 
 against the late Administration, which yielded to the clamonr of the 
 Americans and repealed the American Stamp Act, but against the 
 Americans themselves. 
 
 721 Conduite pour sauctifier le jour anniversaire du Baptemo 
 par Demandes, etc. par Reponses, divisec en trois parties. 
 Avec des Avis importans aux Fideles. 12° Baris, 1702 
 
 722 Confederate States. Act and Kesolutions of tlie Fourth 
 Session of the Provisional Congress of the Confederate 
 States, held at E.ichmond, Va. scarce. 8° Itichmond, 1862 
 
 723 CoNOEESs. An Address of the Members of the House 
 of Representative on the War with G. Britain. 
 
 8° a S. Van Winkle, New York, 1812 
 
 724 Conibas Eegio com Vicinis Gentibus [a part of New 
 Granada in South America] 10 i by inches. 
 
 {Wytfleet, Lovanii, 1507] 
 
 725 Connecticut. Some Reasons that influenced the Governor 
 to take and the Councillors to administer the Oath required 
 by the Act of Parliament, commonly called the Stamp Act, 
 humbly submitted to the consideration of the Public, very 
 fine copy, scauce. 8° Thomas Green, Hartford, 1706 
 
 726 Connecticut. An Enquiry concerning the Grant of the 
 Legislature of Connecticut to Andrew Ward and Jeremiah 
 Halsey, and the Eights and Obligations of the Parties 
 under the same. 8° P. Canfield, Hartford, 1820 
 
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 727 Connecticut. The Code of 1G50, being a Compilation of 
 the Earliest Laws and Orders of the General Court of Con- 
 necticut ; also the Constitution or Civil Compact entered 
 into by the Towns of Windsor, Hartford, and Wethers- 
 f eid in 1638-9, to which is added some Extracts from the 
 Blue Lawj, sheep, clean copy. 12° Hartford [1839] 
 
 728 Connecticut. The Code of 1650, being a Compilation of 
 the Earliest Laws and Orders of the General Court of Con- 
 necticut ; also the Constitution adopted by the Towns of 
 AVindsor, Hartford, and AVethersfield in 1638-9, to which 
 is added some Extracts from the Blue Laws, 
 
 frontispiece. 12" William Andrus, Hartford, 1842 
 
 C)n pnge 96 one who runs may read, " It is ordered by the authority of 
 this Courtc, that no person under the age of 21 years, nor any other 
 that hath not already aceustonied himseli'e to the use thereof, shall take 
 any tobacko, untill hce hath brought a certificate under the hands of 
 some who are approved for knowledge and skill in jjhisick, that it is 
 nsefuU for him, and allso, that hce hath received a lycense from the 
 Courte for the same." Liceucc from rarliaineut to smoke tobacco ! 
 
 729 Cooke (Samuel) A Sermon at Cambridge in the Audience 
 of his Honor Thomas Hutchinson, Esq., Lieutenant 
 Governor, His Majestj-^'s Council, and the House of Kepre- 
 sentatives of Massachusetts Bay, May 30th, 1770, the 
 Anniversary for the Election of His Majesty's Council, 
 
 fine and uncut, scarce. 8° Edes and Gill, Boston, 1770 
 
 730 Cooke (Hon. "William M.) Proceedings and Speeches on 
 the announcement of the death of Hon. W. M. Cooke of 
 Missouri, in the House of Kepresentatives of the Confede- 
 rate States, ISth April, 1803. 
 
 12" Smith, Bailey, and Co. Richmond, 1803 
 
 731 Cook's Itiver. Kaartc van Cook's Eivier in het NO. 
 gedeelte van Amerika [North "West Coast], 12 %9 inches. 
 
 lAmst. 1780 ?] 
 
 732 Cool THoroiixs on the Consequences to Great Britain 
 of American Indopendeuce. On the Expence of Great 
 Britain in he Settlement and Defence of the American 
 Colonies. On the Value and Importance of the American 
 Colonics and the West Indies to the British Empire [By 
 Joseph Galloway] y?«e copy, uncut, half 
 
 morocco. 8" J. JFilkie, London, 1780 
 
 Galloway at first espoused American Independency, but subsequently 
 joined the home party and wrote against the Americans. Even at this 
 late hour he scribbles for tlie recovery of the Colonies and against their 
 Independence. Trumbull hits liim hard, thus : — 
 
 " Did you not in as vile and shallow way 
 Fright our poor Philadeljihian Galloway, 
 Your Congress when the daring ribald 
 Belied, berated, and bescribblcd ? 
 What ropes and halters did you send, 
 Terrific emblems of his end. 
 Till lest he'd hang in more than effigy, 
 Fled in a fog the trembling refugee ? — McFivjal. 
 
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 733 Cool Thoughts on tlio I'rosont Situation of our Piiblic 
 Affairs, in a Letter to a Friend in the Country [Signed A. 
 B. and dated at PhihuUlpliia April 12, 170-4] fine, uncut 
 copy, eCAKCi:. S" W. Dunlnp, Philadelphia, 1764 
 
 A tract of very considernhlc historical value as to the various questions 
 at that time cropijiiig u]) for dispute and contention between the mother 
 country and the Colonies. 
 
 731' Cooley (W.) Gcseliicdcnis der Nordrijkskiindige Ontdek- 
 kingen zoo te Land als ti'r Zco, van do vroegste Tijdon of 
 tot op Heden. Uit het Eugelsch met Aantcekeningen 
 van den Yertaler, 4 vols, nncnf. S" Haarlem, 1835-1837 
 
 735 Cooper (J. F.) History of the American Navy, 2 vols. 
 1839 -Miller (Gen.) iMemoirs, 2 vols. 8" London, 1828 
 
 736 Cooper (Rev. Mr.) The History of South America, con- 
 taining the Discoveries of Columbus, the Concjucst of 
 Mexico and Pern, and the other Transactions of the 
 Spaniards in the New World, plates. 
 
 12" E. Ncwheni, London, 17S9 
 
 737 Cooper (Samuel) A Sermon in the Audience of His 
 Honour Spencer Phi|)s, Lieut. -Governor, the Council and 
 House of lle])re.sentatives of INIassacbufictts Bay, Mny 
 2Gth, 175G, being the Anniversary for tbe Election of His 
 Majcj^ty's Council, fine copy, niiciit. 
 
 8" Green and liusscU, Boston, Xew Enr/land, 1756 
 
 738 Cooper (Samuel) A Sermon before bis Excellency Tliojuas 
 Pownall, Governor-in-Chiof, the Council and House of 
 Representatives of 31assacluisetts Bay,()et. lGtb,175l), upon 
 Occasion of the Success of bis JMajesty's Arms in tbe Reduc- 
 tion of Quebec, clean copy. 
 
 S" Green and liussell, Boston, New England [1750] 
 
 739 Cooper (Thomas) Some Information respecting America, 
 large map of the Middle States, fine copi/, 
 
 uncut. S" J. Johnson, London, 1791 
 
 710 Cooper (Thomas) Some Information respecting America. 
 
 8" Dublin, 1794 
 
 741 Cooper (William) The Doctrine of Predestination unto 
 Life, explained and vindicated in Four Sermons preached 
 in Brattle-Steet, Boston, New JCiigland, with Preface, by the 
 Senior Pastors of Boston [Colinan, Sewell, Prince, Le Mer- 
 cier and Webb], uncut. 12" D. Dilii/, J^oiidon, 1765 
 
 712 Considerations moving to a Toleration and Liberty of 
 Conscience, with Arguments inducing to a Cessation of tiie 
 Penal Statutes agaiu.st all Dissenters wbalever upon the 
 Account of Religion, occasioned by an excellent Discouri<e 
 upon that Subject, publish'd by his Grace tlie Duke of 
 Buckingham. 4" i?. JLaijhurst, London, 1685 
 
 743 Considerations on tbe Propriety of imposing Taxes in the 
 British Colonies, for the pur|)ose of raising a Revenue by 
 Act of Parliament. [By '^\. Dulaney of Maryland]. 
 
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 7M CoxsiDEUATioys on the Propriety of imposing Taxes in 
 the British Coloniea for the purpose of raising a Revenue, 
 by Act of Parliament, North America: Printed by a North 
 American, ^HC copy, half roan, a very scarce 
 edition. 8° New York, reprinted hy John Holt, 1765 
 
 The Preface of this edition is dated Virginia, August 12, 1766. 
 
 745 CoNsiDEnATioKs on the Expediency of admitting Repre- 
 sentatives from the American Colonies into the British 
 House of Commons, halfmor. 8° B. White, London, 1770 
 
 746 CoNsiDKUATTONS On the Measures carrying on with respect 
 to the British Colonies in North America, [By Matthew 
 Robinson], the fifth edition, ./?w<?, clean and uncut, a scarce 
 edition. 8" Edes and QUI, Boston, 1774 
 
 747 Considerations on the American War, addressed to the 
 People of England. 8'' T. Becket, London, 1776 
 
 On the whole, asserts this able writer, whoever weighs this important 
 contest, will find that whatever colour the Colonists may give to their 
 rebellion, as declaring that they fight for constitutional liberty, their end 
 is independence. Tiie consetinences of separation would be fatal to 
 G. B. and therefore the rebellion vmst be put down with a strong 
 hand. 
 
 748 CoxsTiTUTiONAL (The) Ri}i;ht of the Legislature of Great 
 Britain to Tax the British Colonies in America impartially 
 stated, 8" J. Ridley, London, 1768 
 
 749 CoNSTiTUTroNAL CoNVENTTOisr. Secret Proceedings and 
 Debates of the Convention at Philadelphia in 1787, for 
 forming the Constitution of the United States of America, 
 from Notes taken by Robert Tates, Esquire, and copied by 
 John Lansing, jun. Esquire, including " The Genuine In- 
 formation" laid before the Legislature of Maryland by 
 Luther Martin, Esquire. Also other Historical Documents 
 relative to the Federal Compact, etc. good copy, cloth, 
 scarce. 8" Wilbur Curtiss, Richmond, Va. 1839 
 
 750 Contest (The) in America between Great Britain and 
 France, with its Consequences and Importance ; giving an 
 Account of the Views and Designs of the French with the 
 Interests of Great Britain, etc. In which a proper Barrier 
 between the two Nations in North America is pointed out, 
 
 ■ with a Metho 1 to prosecute the AVar, by an Impartial Hand, 
 fine copy, scarce, old calf. 8" A. Millar, London, 1757 
 
 This book has been ascribed to Dr. John Mitchell, author of The Present 
 State of Great Britahi and North America, 1767, who resided some 
 time in Virginia, was a jihysician, botanist and geographer. This book 
 shows an unusual knowledge and familiarity with tlie internal geo- 
 graphy of America and the affairs of the French on the Lakes, the 
 Ohio, and in Western Virginia, 
 
 751 Continental Conokess. Extracts from the Votes and 
 Proceedings of the, held at Philadelphia, 5th Sept. 1774. 
 Containing the Bill of Rights, a List of Grievances, Occa- 
 sional Resolves, an Address to the People of Great Britain, 
 etc. scarce edifiov. 8" Edes and Gill, Boston, 1774 
 
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 752 ControvcMy (The) Between Great Britain and her Colo- 
 nies briefly analyzed, a broadside, signed Amor Patriae, 
 {addressed as a letter " To the Bight Hon. the Earl of 
 Shelburne"). 3 March, 1766, S. s. fol. 
 
 753 CoNTEoVEUsY(The) between Great Britain and her Colo- 
 nies Reviewed, the Pleas of the Colonies in Support of 
 their Eight to all the Liberties of British Subjects and 
 Exemption from the Authority of Parliament stated and 
 considered, and the Nature of their Connection with and 
 Dependence on Great Britain shewn, etc. 
 
 8° J. Almon, Lond. 1769 
 
 754 Controversy (The) between Great Britain and her Colo- 
 nies Reviewed ; the Pleas of the Colonies in support of 
 their Right to all the Liberties and Privileges of British 
 Subjects, and to Exemption from the Legislative Authority 
 of Parliament stated and considered, and the Nature of 
 their Connection with and Dependence on Great Britain 
 shewn, etc. [By William Knox, Under Secretary of State 
 for Foreign AiFairs], fine copy 8"* J. Almon, London, 1769 
 
 This copy has the appendix, whicii is freiicrally wanting, of .55 pages of 
 historical documents and vouchers. 
 
 755 CoNTEOVEBSY (The) between Groat Britain and her Colo- 
 nies Reviewed, the Pleas of the Colonies in support of 
 their Right to all the Liberties and Privileges of British 
 Subjects stated and the JSature of their Connection with 
 and Dependence on Great Britain shewn upon the evidence 
 of Historical Facts, very fine clean copy, 
 
 uncut. 8" Main and Fleeming, Boston, 1769 
 
 756 Copway (G.) The Traditional History and cliaracteristie 
 Sketches of the Ojibway Nation, cloth 8° London, 1850 
 
 757 Corry (John) The Life of Joseph Priestley, with Observa- 
 tions on his Works, portrait, boards, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 8" Bir}ni}igham,lHOl 
 
 Hunted down in his own country like a wolf, this philosopher, at the sug- 
 gestion of his friend Dr. Franklin, emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1794, 
 where, Mr. Corry says, " Dr. Priestley's reception among these hewers of 
 wood was by no means flattering," and, " if we may judge of the intel- 
 lects of his [Franklin's] countrymen by their litcraiy productions, they 
 are the most phlegmatic people upon earth. In the little arts of cun- 
 ning and commercial address, however, they arc more than a match for 
 even European Jews. Witness ' the Metallic Tractors.' " Thus Mr. 
 Corry, " Member of the Philological Society in Manchester," wrote with 
 a spindle, evidently not possessing sufficient ])olitencss of touch to write 
 with a pen. 
 
 -'8 Corsica and Sardinia. Carte de I'lslc de Corse, tiree par 
 
 Ordre de Mr. le Marechal de Maillebois. Carte de I'lslo 
 
 de Sardaigne. Two maps on 1 sheet, one 8i by li)\ inches, 
 
 and the other 9\ by I64 inches, coloured, very 
 
 fine. IF. Faden, Chnrinff CVo-m, [1775 r] 
 
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 759 Coniwallis (Earl) An iNnswcr to tliat part of the Narra- 
 tive of Licut.-Gcn. Sir 11. Clinton, which relates to the 
 Conduct of Lieut.-Gen. Earl Cornwallis durii)g the Cam- 
 paign in North America in 17SI 8" J. Dchrett, Lond 1783 
 
 7G0 COETES (IIehnaxdo) A lontr, higlily interesting, and 
 historically important Manuscript Letter to the Emperor 
 Charles the Fifth, not dated, but having the Autograph 
 Signature of the CoNQUEnoK of Mexico under his titlo 
 " Er, Marqs BEL A^ALLE," six closely written folio pages. 
 Autoy:raplis ot tlic Coxqukuoh of AIexico ure of tlic liij^hest degree of 
 rarity. This one is iiii([uestionixl)ly ;;enuinc, but lias I)ecu soniewlint 
 injiirod I)y (laiii]),an(l the !uito;;ri\])h si;,'ii:itiire is rubbed and faded, but 
 may still be read. The Letter was iiianifestly written in 1.541 or 1542, 
 when I^as Casas and the Kniperor were f;ettiiig np their famous JV'e?" 
 Lava oj the Indies, tir>t jiriuteil at Ak'ahi in li)4.'J, whieh in behalf ol* 
 the IiKlians created a j^reat ,«ens:;lion in Mexieo, and a revohition in 
 Peril. The lCmi)erorliad asked Cortes' advieo as to the Evcomicnda.<, 
 the treatment of the Indians, and ('S]ieeially us to en>lavinjT them. This 
 long letter is his reply, lie advises liieir bei..;; taken under the jirotectioii 
 ol'ilic erowii,and that if Spaniards have them in hereditary eneomienda, 
 they must live with liii>m in New Sjiain. lie thinks that taking the 
 Indians away from the Spaniards who already have them, would eanse 
 great indignation and diseontent. He advises diseovcries of new lands, 
 and settling them with the Indians, but in siieh a manner that they will 
 be jiroteeted, jjreserved, and t'hristiauizeil, but only by speeial lieeuso 
 and under experienced discoverers. He .«trougl}- advirres that the 
 C^oiineil of the Indies shall iii(|iiire iiitothc treatment of the Indians In- 
 the Conquistadores, and that in all further eompiests there are to be no 
 more slaves, or property in Indians. 
 
 701 Cortes (Heiiiando) The Despatches of H, Cortes, the Con- 
 queror of Mexico, to the Emperor Chailes V. written 
 during the Conquest, and containing a J'arrative of its 
 Events. Now first translated, with an Introduction and 
 Notes by George Eolsom. Fine clean copy, on laeoe 
 PAPER, loards, tincut, rare in this state 
 
 S" Wileij and Putnnm, JVetr YorJc and London, 1813 
 
 7G2 Cotton (John, Pastor of Boston in New Ennland.) True 
 Constitution of a particular A''isible Church proved by 
 Scripture 4° London, lG-12 
 
 7G3 Cotton (J.) Doctrine of the Church to wliich is committed 
 the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. ■1° London, IGit 
 
 7G4< Cotton. Vindicia> Clavium, being Animadversions on 
 J. Cottcm's Keyes of the Kingdom of Heaven, and on his 
 AVay of the Churches of Christ in New^ E\oiiAND (hy D. 
 Cawdry). Atitoqraph of Thovias Hall. 4" London, 1G15 
 
 7G5 Cotton (J ~y of the Churches of Christ in New 
 
 England,, ' ,.urocco,Tixnv.. 4° Zo??rfoH, IGl.') 
 
 7GG Cotton (J.) Singing of Psalms a Gospel Ordinance. 1GJ7 
 
 7g7 Cotton (J.) Controversie concerning Liberty of Con- 
 science. 4" London, 1G49 
 
 708 Cottot (John) Of the Holinesse of Church-Members, 
 rare. 4" London, Ki.'jO 
 
 Dedicated to the Mayor. Justices, Aldermen and f'onnnon roiincell of 
 Hostou. 
 
liibliothcca Ilistorica 91 
 
 7GJ) Cotton (John) Tue Covknant ov Graci:. WlK'reunto 
 are added certain Queries tendini,' to Aeoominodation 
 betvveea the Presbyterian and Cougregational Churches. 
 Also, The Kesult of a Synod at Caiiibrid<:;;o in New England, 
 Anno 161G, Concerning the Power of Magistrates, etc. 
 Jj^ine copy, old calf. 
 
 8" M. S./or F. Fgh'ufieU anill. Allen, Lomloii, 1055-54 
 
 770 Cotton (J.) Censure upon Mr. llendou of Jienneuden in 
 Kent. -l" London, 1050 
 
 771 QoTioy {So[\\\,of PlijmoHth,^.E.) Tlie General Practice 
 of tiie Churches of New-Eiiglaud relating to Baptism 
 further Vindicated ; containing an Answer to the Eev. 
 Chandler llobbins' Iteply, etc. JVith the authors JIS. correc- 
 tionn, vcri/ rare, 155 pagers. 8" Joseph Greenleaf, Uoston, 1773 
 
 The book opens with " riyiuoiUli Controverijy hath mado a {^reiit noise 
 in the country." On readinj; it tlirou;;!! wc naturally turned toiliclon}^ 
 list of errata to see if the word noiso had not been emended to nnisance. 
 The subject, Baptism, is soon lost siyht of, while the reverend writers 
 pommel and pulverise each other. They at the same lime give us a 
 pood deal of personal gossij) resi)eeting New England Ministers and 
 their customs and habits, which imparts a pleasant worldly flavour to 
 tlic book not intended, aud renders it both useful and agreeable. 
 
 772 Cottle (" Joseph of Bristol, the brother of Amos") Malvern 
 Hills, and other Poems, 3rd Edition, calf. 8" London, 1802 
 
 773 Coughlan (llev. L. Missionari/ at Harbour- Grace in Con- 
 ception Bay.) An Account of the Work of God in New- 
 foundland, North America, in a Series of Letters, to which 
 are prefixed a few Choice E'neriences. 12° London, 1770 
 
 771 Coxc (Daniel) A Descr' a of the Englisli Province of 
 Carolana, by the Spat' ...ii'd Florida, and by the French 
 La Louisiane, with a curious Preface demonstrating the 
 Eight of the English to tluit Country. No map. 
 
 8" Olioe Bai/ne, London, 17-11 
 
 775 CoxE (Danikl) A Collection' or Yoyauks and Travels, 
 in Three Parts. Part I. The Dangerous A'oyage of Capt, 
 Thomas James in attempting to discover a Nortii-West 
 Passage to the South iSea, ?»r/^; ; Part 11. The Siiuir 
 Pointis's Voyage to America, with an Account of the taking 
 of Carthagena by the French in 10U7, ';//r?/j ; I'artlJI. A 
 Description of the English Province of Carolana. iMrr/e 
 map of Carolana. S" Olico Pai/iw, j^ondon, 17-11 
 
 These three ])arts had all I'ceii ]iuljlisluMl separately, eacli with a map, 
 hut this collection into one thick volume umliroiic Icmg title instead of 
 ihrcc sc])arale()nes isof the hiyhesL rarity, aud is interesting if only for 
 the history of t!ie book. 
 
 770 Coxe. Die notion Entdcclamgen der Eussen zwisehen, 
 Aslcu, und America, nebst der Geschichle der Erobcrung 
 Sibcrieus und des llandels der Eiissen uid Cliiiiciser, aus 
 dem Englischcn iibersetzt. With iiiiportd nt maps, shcicing 
 (he routes of tlic liussian Voija;iers to the North and in the 
 Xorlh Vaciflc, between Asia and ^L.n^iica, Jtne co/)//, uncut, 
 half morocco. 8" Franltfort und Leipzii/, 1783 
 
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 777 Crane (Jo, Guil. de) Oratio do Joanne Maurltio Nassa- 
 visB Principe cognomino Americano, habita publico in 
 Athenaeo Frisiaco cum Eectoria Magnifici munere abiret, 
 16 Octobris, 1806. 4° (1806) 
 
 A publication full of bibliographical and biographical matter, interesting 
 to the American historian especially, relative to the scientific men who 
 accompanied Prince Mauritz to Brazil, such as Barlaeus, Piso,etc. 
 
 778 Crawford (Charles, ajlerwards Earl of Crawford and 
 Lindsay) An Essay on the Propagation of the Gospels, in 
 which are numerous Facts adduced to prove that many of 
 the Indians in America are descended from the Ten Tribes, 
 half calf 12« Philad. 1801 
 
 779 Crenius (Thomas) Fascis II. Exercitationem Philologico- 
 Historicaruni. 2 vols, calf 8" Lug. Bat. 1698 
 
 780 Creswell (Hon. John A. J.) Oration on the Life and 
 Cliaracter of Henry "Winter Davis, delivered in the Hall 
 of the House of Kepresentatives, February 22, 1866. 
 Cloth. 8" Washington, 1866 
 
 781 Ceiaiea. Theatre do la Guerre dans la Petite Tartaric, 
 la Crimee, la Mer Noire, &c. (Scconde Partie de la Crimee, 
 la Mer Noire, etc.) par Guillaume de I'lsle. 2 sheets, each 
 24 by 19 inches. Coloured, very fine xnd clean. 
 
 Jean Cbnenset Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam [1700?] 
 
 782 Crimea. Johnston's New Map of the Crimea, Sevastopol, 
 etc. 26 by 19 inches. Edinburgh [1855 ?J 
 
 783 Crisis (The) : On the Orifj;in and Consequences of our 
 Political Dissensions. To which is annexed, the late Treaty 
 between the United States and Great Britain, by a Citizen 
 of Vermont [Daniel Chapman, of Vermont]. Fine copy, 
 uncut, scarce. S" E. and E. llosford, Albany, 1815 
 
 A book of no little importance for the history of the War of 1812 between 
 England and the United States. 
 
 784 Cbu;soe (Eobinson) The Life and most surprising Adven- 
 tures of [by D. Defoe]. Embellished with copper-plates, a 
 scarce edition. 12" George Foreman, New York, 1810 
 
 785 Cuba. Letters from the Havana during 1820, containing 
 an Account of the Present State of the Island of Cuba, and 
 Observations on the Slave Trade, uncut. 8° London, 1821 
 
 786 CuLiACANo [Mexico]. Americae Eegionis Descriptio, 
 Hispaniolae, Cvbae, aliarvmqvelnsvlarvmcircvmiacentivm, 
 Delineatio. Two maps on 1 sheet, 19| by 14 inches, coloured, 
 tvith the letterpress in German at the back. 
 
 Ortelius, Antv. 1579 
 
 787 Currie (William) Memoirs of the Yellow Fever in Phila- 
 delpliia, and other parts of America, in the Sumiuer and 
 Autumn of 1798, including Tables of the Weather, and the 
 Daily Returns of the Sick and Dead, the Proceedings of 
 the Board of Health, etc. etc. 
 
 8" John Biorcn, Philadelphia. 179S 
 
 71 
 
 n 
 
 79 
 
 79 
 79 
 
'itio Nassa- 
 publice ill 
 lere abiret, 
 4° (1806) 
 er, interesting 
 iific men who 
 Piso, etc. 
 iwford and 
 Gospels, in 
 at many of 
 Ten Tribes, 
 'hilad. 1801 
 Philologico- 
 r. Bat. 1G98 
 ho Life and 
 in the Hall 
 18G6. 
 
 'ngion, 18GG 
 
 ite Tartaric, 
 
 e la Crimee, 
 
 sheets, each 
 
 lum [1700?] 
 
 Sevaatopol, 
 
 -yh []855?J 
 
 nces of our 
 
 I late Treaty 
 
 jy a Citizen 
 
 Fine copy, 
 
 Ihany, 1815 
 
 1812 between 
 
 ling Adven- 
 ter-plates, a 
 York, 181fl 
 containing 
 Cuba, and 
 ndon, 1821 
 iDescriptio, 
 iacentivm, 
 *, coloured, 
 
 Intv. 1579 
 Ir in Phila- 
 Ir^raer and 
 ler, and the 
 leedings of 
 
 Ihia. 1798 
 
 Bihliotheca Tlinlorica 93 
 
 788 CuLLUM {Bvt. Major- Oeneral George W.) Biographical 
 Eegister of the Officers and Graduates of the U. S. Military 
 Academy at West Point, N.Y. from its Establishment, 
 March 16, 1802, to the Army Eeorganization of 18G6-G7. 
 2 thick volumes, cloth, out of print, and scarce. 
 
 8" JVew York, 18G8 
 
 Of the utmost historical and biogrnpliicnl importance, containing a full 
 notice of every Graduate at West Point Academy. 
 
 AGGET (David) Sun-Beams may be Extracted 
 from Cucumbers, but the process is tedious. An 
 Oration on the Fourth of July, 1799, at the 
 Bequest of tlie Citizens of New Haven. 2nd 
 edition, scarce, funny and sarcastic. 
 
 8° Thomas Green and Son, N^ew Haven, 1799 
 
 790 Daggett (David) An Eulogium commemorative of the 
 exalted virtues of his Excellency Roger Griswold, late 
 Governor, written and delivered at the request of the 
 General Assembly, Oct. 29, 1812, fine copy, %incut. 
 
 8" Walter and Steele, New Haven, 1812 
 
 791 Daggett (David) Argument before tlic General Assembly 
 of the State of Connecticut, Oct. ISOi, in the case of cer- 
 tain Justices of Peace. To which iM prefixed a brief his- 
 tory of the Proceedings of the A.?<scmh\y , historical and im- 
 portant, uncut. 8" O. Steele and Co., New Haven, ISO-i 
 
 792 Daggett (Rev. Naphtali, President of Yale College) The 
 Testimony of Conscience, a most solid Foundation ot 
 Rejoicing. A Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. 
 Joseph Howe to New South Church, Boston, May 19th, 
 1773. To which is added the Charge by the Rev. Aaron 
 Brown, and the Right Hand of Fellowship by the Rev. Dr. 
 Chauncy,^«e copy, uncut. 8" Mills ^ Hicks, Boston, 1773 
 
 703 Daley (Dominic) Report of the Trial of Dominic Daley 
 and James Halligan, for the Murder of Marcus Lyon, 
 before the Supreme Court at Northampton, April 1800. 
 By a Member of the Bar. 88 paqes, a scarce trial 
 
 8° S. tj- U. Butler, Northampton, Mass. [1806] 
 
 791 Dalliba (James, Major of Ordnance, U.S.A.) A Narra- 
 tive of the Battle of Brownstown, Aug. 9, 1812, during the 
 Campaign of the North American Army, under the com- 
 mand of Brigadier General JiuW, fine copy, cvcessively 
 rare 8" D. Longicoith, New York, 181G 
 
 795 Dalton (William) Travels in the United States of America, 
 and part of Upper Canada, hoards, uncut 
 
 8" For the Author, Applehy, 1821 
 
 796 Dampier (William) Nieuwe Reystogt rondom de Werreld, 
 vertaald door W. Hcwcl, frontispiece, mops and plates, 
 vellum. 4" Gravcnhage, 1G98 
 
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IIM 
 
 
 O-Ji Bibliutheca Jlislorica. 
 
 797 Dampieu (dipt. William) A Now Voyage round the 
 AVorld. Vol. I., James Knap/on, London, 1G97. Vol. II. 
 Voyaycaaiul Descriptions, in three parts, Knavton, London, 
 1099. Vol. III. Voyages to New Holland, Knaplon, London, 
 1703. Vol. Ill, second pari, Continuation of a Voyage to 
 New Holland in 1099 W. Botham, London, 1709 
 
 \i Vols all FtusT AND i3i:sT EuiTioxs, (joud, clean, and per- 
 fect copies, with all the maps and plates. 8" Land. 1097-1709 
 
 The edition of 1721) is t:ciicnilly considered the best of Dampicr's 
 Voyiii;es, ihuugh it eontiiiiis much that lie not only had no hand in 
 wi'ilinir, but ayniiist which he protested. The truth appears to be that 
 lie was at the mercy of his publisher, Kiinpton, who used Damj)icr's 
 saleable volumes as mules for carryinp; off his nnsaleablc stock. 
 Volumes I and II ot the edition of 1729 are reprints of the earlier 
 editions, page for pa^e, and with the same plates and maps, except 
 that in the first volume, the pul)lishcr has supprcs.-cd Dampier's Dedi- 
 cation to Charles Mountagne, President of the lioyal ^Society, to make 
 room for a second title, "A New Voyage round the World," etc. 
 " The Seventh Edition Corrected," which here occupies A 2. Vol. III. 
 is a reprint of Dampier's third volume, but in a broader page, and 
 paj;cd continuously. It has eight preliminary leaves, and the text is 
 paged 1 to 2G(), including the Index. The plates are the same as in the 
 previous editions. Beyond this Damjiier had nothing to do with the 
 work. The remaining half of the third volume consists of a reprint of 
 AVafer's Voyage, which is here called the Third Edition. It contains 
 title and pages 203 to 463, followed by 9 pages of Index. The map 
 and tiie three jilatcs are the same as in the first and second Editions, 
 ))ublished also by Kna])ton in 1099 and 1704. Volume IV contains 
 Funnell's Voyage, with a new title, thus working in bodily the re- 
 mainder of the edition of 1707, against which Dampicr protested. To 
 this arc added rc])rints of Cowley's, Sharp's, Wood's, and Roberts' 
 Voyages, lilling 17.5 pj). and jip. of Index, with .5 maps. In some 
 copies, however, Funnell's Voyage isrc]irinted with the same maps and 
 jilates, but in a closer type, it being in s prel. leaves, 208 pages of text, 
 with 8 i)ages of Index. 
 
 Willi tiiese tacts in view, it seems to the writer that it is better to have 
 Dampicr undetilcd,and therefore the licst editions are his three volumes 
 as originally i)ul)lishcd. Then lot the other works by Funnell, Wafer, 
 Sharp, &e. stand on their own merits, in their own editions, under their 
 own r .Dies. 
 
 798 Dampier (Cai)t. William) Voyages, anot/ier srt. Vol. I, 
 t^[xi\i edition, Knap ton. Land. 1717. Vol. 1 1, third edition, 
 Knapton, 1705. Vol. Ill, lirst edition, Knupton, 1703, 
 ;j vols, calf, perfect. ■ 8" Loud. 1717-1703 
 
 799 Uana (Daniel, (f Ncwlnry Fort) Two Sermons delivered 
 April 25, 1799; the Day reeommended by the President of 
 the United States for National lluuiiliation, Tasting, and 
 l'rayer,y«j6', and uncut 
 
 8" Aii(/ier 2Iarch, Neichuvijport, July, 1799 
 HOO Dana (James, of lVaUen(jford, Conn.) The Character and 
 Eeward of the good and faithful Servant. A ISermon 
 occasioned by the inticli lamented death of Charles AVhit- 
 telsey, Esq., who died July lind, 1701, in the list year of 
 his age. 8" li. iV S. Diaper, Boston, 170-1 
 
 8( 
 
 80 
 
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 801 
 
 81( 
 
Tlihliothcra Ilis/orica. 
 
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 to have 
 oluines 
 Wafer, 
 
 Icr their 
 
 Vol. I, 
 
 dition, 
 
 1703, 
 
 •1703 
 
 ivcred 
 
 unt of 
 
 iiud 
 
 ,1799 
 ir and 
 fcrmon 
 Wliit- 
 iiiv of 
 1701 
 
 801 Dana (James) A Sermon inTncIicd April 29, I7s9, by 
 J. Dana, at liia Instnllation tci the I'aHtonil care of llio First 
 Church and Congri'{i;ation in tho City of New IIavon,./7«fl 
 and uncut. S' '/'. i^- ,S'. Green, New Haven, 17S0 
 
 802 Dana (James, D.D.) Two Discourses. I. Ou tlio Com- 
 mencement of a New Vear; II. On ilie Cdinplelion of tho 
 EiLrhtccnth Century, delivered in New JIuven, .Ian. Itli — 
 lull, \'fiO\, fine and uncut, historieal, with an Appendix of 
 Statistical Notes, scarce and vaJuahle. 
 
 8" IF. ir. Jforse, Xew Raven, ISOl 
 
 803 Dana (James F. Profexsor in Dartmouth Col/rr/e) Iteport 
 oil a Disease afllielinn: Neat Cattle in Bm'lon, N. II., read 
 before the New ll:nii[isliire jNledieal .Society, June, 1S22, 
 Kcarcp -"ud important. S" Jlill »5!' J/oore, Concord, 1S22 
 
 80i Dana (Joseph, of Ipswich, Mass.) Tiio Duty and iiewanl 
 o! loving' our Country, and seeking- its rros|)erity. A Dis- 
 course in two parts, at the National I'ast, April 25th, 1799 
 [with an Appendix of historical notes] /7«f; copi/, 
 nnmt. S" Manning and Lor ing, Boston, 1790 
 
 805 Dana (Joseph, of Ipswich, Mass.) A tScrmon deh'vered 
 before tlic Annual Convention of the CoiiL^rep;atiuiial IMiiiis- 
 tcrs of jNla^'sachusetts in Boston, IMi'.y 2S, IsO], //;?^ copi/, 
 uncut. 8" Andrew Xewell, Jio.-iton [isol] 
 
 800 Daxa. a Vindication of the Character of Mrs. Elizaheth 
 Dana, wife of the Eev. Jusejih Dana. D.D., sliowing llu> 
 impropriety and cruelty o\' del)arring ^Mrs. Dana from tlio 
 Communion of the Chureh, etc. By the Impartial Obser- 
 ver, uncut, a scarce hit of Xew I^ni/land local Ecclesiastical 
 history. 8" Herald Press, Kewburi/port, February, l^Ol? 
 
 807 Dana (J. Freeman), and Dana (Samuel L.) Outlines of 
 the Mcncralogy uud Geology of Boston and its Vicinity, 
 uncut, scarce. 8" Cumwinys and Hilliard, Boston, ISIS 
 
 808 Dana (Samuel) A Discourse on the History of the First 
 Christian Cluirch and Society in Marblehead, delivered to 
 bis people, January 7, 1810, j?«e ««(/ 
 
 rare ' 8" S. T. Armstrong, Boston, IS 10 
 
 An cxocllcnt little book of the local history of New England. 
 
 809 Dansville (iNlap of the Town of) North Dansvillo, and 
 Village of Dansville, Livingston County, New Yoi-k, by 
 G. Stevens, 39 by -19 inches, coloured^fne and 
 
 clean Philadelphia, 1S57 
 
 810 Danvers (Jno. Thierry, of Virginia) A Eictiire of a 
 llcpublican Magistrate of tlie New School ; being a full- 
 length Likeness of his Excellency Thomas Jetlerson, I're- 
 sident of the United States. To which is added, a short 
 Criticism on Mr. Madison, INIr. Clinton, and Mr. Pinckney, 
 uncut, 90 pnycs, scarce. 8" B. Saryeut, Xew Yorl; 1S08 
 
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 SI I Dappku (Dr. O.) Dio Unboknnto Weuo Wolt odor Be- 
 schrcibung cles Wolt-toils Amcrika und dos Sud-Landoa 
 dariniion vom Uhrapruiif^e der Amerikor und Sudliinder 
 uud von doii gedonckwiidigor Kt-yson dor Europer darnach 
 KU, maps and plates, vellum 
 
 fol. Jacob ron Meurs, Amsterdam, 1G73 
 
 812 D\niEN. Carte Particuliero d(; Isthmus, ou Darien, qui 
 comprend lo Qolfo do Panama, etc. Cartageno, ot les Islos 
 aux Environs, 33 1 by 2^ inches, coloured, very fine 
 
 copy. Pierre Morlier, Aimlerdam [1005] 
 
 813 Dauphino (Lo Gouvornemoiit General du) divise on Haut 
 et Bas, et subdiviso on ses Sopt Pays, S(;avoir le Grai- 
 sivondan, lo Viennois, otc. par F. do Witt, 23 J by 19 inches, 
 coloured. [Amst. 1005?] 
 
 814 Dauphino (Carte du Gouvernemont do) suivant les nou- 
 vollcs Observations do INlessrs. do rAcademie Koyale, etc. 
 10 % 13 inches. Pierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710?] 
 
 815 Daveis (Charles S.) An Address delivered on the Comme- 
 moration at Frycburgh, May 19, 1S25, [the first Centennial 
 Celebration of the " Lovcl Fight'' wilh tho Indians], fine 
 copy, scarce, excellent local history, 04 pages. 
 
 S" James Adams, jun. Portland, 1825 
 
 810 Davenport (Matthew) A Brief Historical Sketch of tlie 
 
 Town of Boylston, in the County of Worcester ; from its 
 
 first Settlement to tlie present t\mG, fine copy, uncut, scarce 
 
 and valuable piece of N.E. local history, {Mass.) 
 
 8" Carter, Andrews S,' Co., Lancaster (Mass.) 1831 
 
 817 Davenport (Rufus) The Kight Aim. First aim to get 
 First Principles of Eight ; Then Trust prevailing with Pro- 
 gressive Light ; While Freedom, Art, Trade, Debt, take 
 first the ground ; all things for General Good tlie ILight 
 Aim found, uncut, and probably xuiread, [a volume of poetry. 1 
 
 8° Boston, 1828 
 
 818 David (Enoch) Ofters of Christ no gospel preaching. To 
 which is added, a word of advice to a young Gospel Minister, 
 written in Yer»e, fine copy. 
 
 8" For the Author, by Henry Miller, Phil. 1770 
 
 819 Davie (John Constance) Letters from Paraguay, describ- 
 ing the Settlements of ftlonte Video and Buenos Ay res ; 
 the Presidencies of Rioja Minor, Nombro de Dies, St. Mary, 
 and St. ZohxLjfine copy, boards, uncut. 
 
 8" G. Bobinson, London, 1805 
 
 820 Davies (Rev. Samuel) Letters from, showing the State of 
 Religion in Virginia, particularly among the Negroes, the 
 second edition. 12" B. Pardon, London, 1757 
 
 821 Davis (A.) A Lecture on the Antiquities of Central Ame- 
 rica, and on the Discovery of New England by tho North- 
 men, Five Hundred Years before Columbus, Qtli edition, 
 with additions, scarce, and ivonderful {if true.) 
 
 8" Neio York, 1840 
 
 82; 
 
 82,- 
 
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 lea nou- 
 'ale, etc. 
 
 [1710?] 
 Coiinne- 
 ntennial 
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 nd, 1825 
 
 1 of the 
 
 from its 
 
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 ^ss.) 1831 
 
 m to get 
 
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 poclryj] 
 
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 ig. To 
 
 inister, 
 
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 Ayres ; 
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 Estate of 
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 , North- 
 [edition, 
 
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 liilHuthecn Jlinlorica 97 
 
 822 Davia (Asaliel) A Locture on tlio DiMCOVPry of'Ainorica by 
 the Northmen, Five Hundred Years before ColiunbuM, 
 fourth edition, witli AdditionH, scarce. 
 
 8" S. Colmaii, Xew Yorl^ 1S39 
 
 823 Davis (Charles H. SnncrintendenI of the American Xuu- 
 tical Almanac.) liomarka upon the Establishment of an 
 Ameriean Prime Meridinn. 8" Camhridqe, 1819 
 
 When Jefferson drew up tlic Declaration of Independence in 1776, lie 
 forjjot iinionK oilier monopolies and nrrojjnncea oi' old Mother Brituiii 
 to mention her I'rimo Meridian, which Flamsteed had secured for her 
 from Tenerifte; hut this ovcr.sij,'ht having; been pointed out, the Con- 
 fjrcss in 1849 ordered An American Nautical Almanac to be constructcil 
 and permitted Lieut. Davis to make Washington the Centre of tliu 
 World, instead of Grccwich. In this paper, he presented his views, and 
 Washington, as far as lonfjitude is concerned, has stood at ever since 
 — nothing if not independent ! 
 
 821 DAVia (Emerf on, of Westfield Academy.) An Historical 
 Sketch of Westfield [Massachusetts], a rare and excellent 
 piece of local history. 80 Joseph Root, Westfield, 1820 
 
 825 Davis (Geo. T. M. of Alton, III.) An Authentic Account 
 of the Massacre of Joseph Smith, the Mormon Prophet, 
 and Ilyrum Smith his Brother, with a brief History of the 
 Itise and Progress of Mormonism, and all the circumstances 
 which led to their death, very scarce. 
 
 8" Chambers and Knapp, St. Louis, 1S41- 
 
 820 Davis (Henry, President) A Narrative of the Embarrass- 
 ments and Decline of Hamilton College [Clinton, Oneida 
 County, New York]. 8" n. p. 1833 
 
 An interesting series of private petty quarrels, of no use to anybody but 
 the owners, and which ought never to have been printed, ICO closely 
 printed octavo pages of them I 
 
 827 Davis (John) Travels in Louisiana and the Floridaa, in 
 1S02, giving a correct Picture of those Countiies, translated 
 from the French with Notes, etc. by J. 'Da,\ is, hoards, 
 uncut. 12" I. liilcy c^ Co. New York, ISGG 
 
 828 Davis (John) A Discourse before the Massachusetts His- 
 torical Society, Boston, Dec. 22, 1313, at their Anniversary 
 Commemoration of the First Landing of our Ancestorii at 
 Plymouth in 1020, fine and scarce. 
 
 W John Eliot, Boston, IS 11 
 Ne.irly half of this excellent tract is taken up with valuable historical 
 notes. 
 
 829 Davis (Joshua) A Narrative of J. Davis, an American 
 Citizen, who was pressed and served on board Six Ships of 
 the British Navy. He was in Seven Engagemonls. Once 
 wounded, five times confined in irons, and obtained his 
 liberty by desertion, fine copy, uncut. 
 
 1205. True, Boston, 181 1 
 Davis was horn in Boston in 1760. In ,Tune, 1779, be embarked in tlie 
 privateer Jason, and was soon after taken by the enemy. lie returned 
 to Boston in 1787, but did not publish his Narrative till 1811. 
 
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 830 Davis {Rev. Nicholaa A, Chaplain of the Fourth Texan 
 Itegiment) Tho CampniRii from Texas to Maryland, with 
 tlio Hatllo of FretlorickHburg, portrait of Oen. li. /food. 
 
 8" Oj/ice of the J'tmhi/tfrinn Committee of Publication of 
 the Confederate States, liichmond, 18GU 
 A rare volume, printed on cuurse Cunfudoruto |)ii])cr. 
 
 831 Diivid (Wm.) and Morgan ( Josepli) Tlio admirable Travels 
 of, through tho unknown Tracts of Africa, rude woodcuts, 
 uncut. 8" London, n. d. 
 
 832 Dawes (Thomas, jun.) An Oration delivered July t, 1787, 
 at tho ]icqu(>8t of the Inhabitants of the Town of Hoaton, 
 in Celebration of the Anniversary of American Indepen- 
 dence, fine copji, uncut. S" Samuel Hall, Boston, 17H7 
 
 Till' stvio is fi)iirth()ljulyly — " Frniikliii, like liis own Aurora Borcnlis, 
 still illumes, with new streams of lljjht, llio sky of science," and so on 
 till lie conies to the notes, which arc hi.storieul and prosy cnon;;h. 
 
 833 D.vwsox (Henry W.) The Assault on Stony Point, by 
 
 (loneral Anthony Wayne, July 10, 1770. Prepared for tho 
 
 Kew York llistorical Society, with a Map, Facsimiles, 
 
 and Notes [nnd a valuable Index], laiioe rAi'EU, only a 
 
 few copies printed, hcatick, uncut. 
 
 4" [liivcrside Press printed] Morrisania, X.Y. 18G3 
 This vnlinihle historiciil collection contains many admirable facsimiles of 
 important Autograph Letters. 
 831 Dawson. Scientillc Contributions toward tho Improve- 
 ment of Agricidturc in Nova ^cotxa, fine copy, 
 uncut. 8" Dawson Sf Son, Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1853 
 
 835 Day (Robert) A Genealogical Register of the Descendants 
 in the Male Lino of R. Day, of Hartford, Conn, who died 
 in 1G18 [with IMS. additions and corrections], 
 
 scAncE. 8" William Storer, New Haven, 1810 
 
 836 Day (Robert) A Genealogical Register of the Descendants 
 in the Male Line of R. Day, of Hartford, Conn, second 
 edition, scakce. 8" J. ij* L. Mctcalf Northampton, 1818 
 
 This second edition is much improved, and is three times the size of the 
 first. 
 
 837 Day (Thotnas) Reflexions upon the Present State of 
 England and the Independence of America. 
 
 8" J. Stockdale, London, 1782 
 
 838 Dean (Cyrus B.) The Trial of C. B. Dean, for the Murder 
 of Jonathan Ormsby and Asa Marsh, before the Supreme 
 Court of Vermont, at Burlington, Chittenden County, 23 
 August, 1808, revised and corrected from the minutes of 
 the Judges [Royal Tyler, Herrington, and Galusha]. 
 
 8° Samuel Mills, Burlington, 1808 
 
 839 Dean (James) An Alphabetical Atlas; or, Gazetteer of 
 Vermont ; aflfording a summary Description of the State, 
 its several counties, towns, and rivers, calculated to supply 
 in some measure the place of a Map, scarce. 
 
 8° Samuel Goss, for the Author, Montpelier, January, 1808 
 
 811. 
 
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 lication of 
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 lie Travels 
 
 woodcuts, 
 
 idon, n. d. 
 
 ly 1, 17H7, 
 if Boston, 
 Indepon- 
 ston, 17S7 
 )rn norcalis, 
 ' niid 80 on 
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 Point, by- 
 red lor tl\o 
 I'aosiiniles, 
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 fncsiinilcs of 
 
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 eofia, 1853 
 tesccndanta 
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 ven, 1840 
 Bsceudants 
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 pton, 1818 
 size of the 
 
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 don, 1782 
 Murder 
 Supreme 
 ounty, 23 
 ninutes of 
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 , ton, 1808 
 zetteer of 
 the State, 
 to supply 
 
 art/, 1808 
 
 Bibliotheca Historica 09 
 
 840 Dean (John Ward) Sketch of the Life of R«v. Michael 
 Wigglesworth, Author of the Day of Doom. To which is 
 nppcudod a Fragment of hid Autobiography, Bomo of hia 
 Loiters, and a Catalogue of his Library, uncut, 
 scarce. b" J. SLuh.vU, Alhnni/, 1SG3 
 
 811 Dean (Silas) A Urief History of tiio Town of Stoncliiiin, 
 ]\la»s. from its first Sutllcmont to tho |)ri'HL'iit time, with an 
 Account of tbo Alurder of Jacob (Jould, Nov. 25, ISI'J, 
 hUturical, bioffraphical, and t/cnealof/icai, 
 scarce. 12" H. It. JLarts, Boston, 1813 
 
 842 Doano {^nxn\X(A,of Porthind) A Sermon preached February 
 lUlli, 17U5, being a ibiy of Natioiiiil Tluuiksgiving appoiuted 
 by tho rresideut of the LIniled Stales, 
 uncut. 8" Thomas *S'. Wait, I'orlland, 1705 
 
 813 Deano (Silas) Memorial of the Heirs of S. Deanc, formerly 
 Political and Commercial Agent in Europe ; and ono of tho 
 Ambassadors of tho United States iu France in the Revo- 
 lutionary War, uncut, a mclancholjj picture, historical and 
 biographical, cxtremehj rare. 8" 10//i January, 1S35 
 
 811 Deano (William Eecd) Brief jMemoirs of John and Walter 
 Deane, two of tho First Settlors of Taunton, Mass,, and of 
 tlie Early General ious of their Descendants, preceded by 
 some remarks on the Origin of tho Name, with incidental 
 notices of other Deancs in England and America [with 
 many MS. additions, corrections, and emendations by John 
 Dean], scabce. 8" Coolidge Sf Wiley, Boston, 1840 
 
 845 Deano (Wm. R.) A Genealogical Memoir of tho Leonard 
 Family : containing a full account of the first Three Gene- 
 rations of the Family of James Leonard, an early Settler of 
 Taunton, Massachusetts, personal and scarce. 
 
 8" S. O. Drake, Boston, 1851 
 
 840 Dearborn (Benjamin) TIio Pupil's Guide, a Collection of 
 the most useful liules in Arithmetic, calculated for the 
 Benefit of Schools, very scarce. 4" Portsmouth, 1782 
 
 847 Dearborn (E. B.) Genealogy of the Dearborn Family 
 [Two Articles from the N.E. Historic-Genealogical Register 
 of Jan. and July, 1848], with a portrait of H. Dearborn 
 from the private plate by M. St Memin inserted, and a 
 privately printed sheet also inserted, contahiing a " Record 
 of the descendants of one branch of the Dearborn family." 
 scarce. 8° Boston, 1848 
 
 818 Dearborn (Henry A. S.) An Address on 8th October, 1830, 
 the Second Centennial Anniversary of the Settlement of 
 Roxbury; Change, a Poem pronounced at Roxbury, October 
 8, 1830, in commemoration of that Town, by Thomas Gray, 
 Jr. M.D. 2 tracts in 1 vol. Valuable pieces of local history. 
 
 8" C. P. Emmons, Roxbury, 1830 
 
 
 
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 849 Dearborn (Henry A. S.) An Oration pronounced at Boston 
 on the Fourth Day of July, 1811, before the Supreme Exe- 
 cutive and in presence of the Bunker-Hill Association, 
 uncut. 8° Munroe ^ Francis, Boston, 1811 
 
 850 Dearborn (Henry A. S.) A Sketch of the Life of the 
 Apostle Eliot, prefatory to a Subscription for erectinpj a 
 Monument to his Memory [with the Title-paj^e and Ten 
 Verses of Genesis, Chap. I. of Eliot's Indian Bible, printed 
 in red], with a vieio of the Eliot Monument. 
 
 8'' Norfolk County Journal JPress, Boxbury, 1850 
 
 Contains not only the history of the translating of the Bible into the 
 Indian language, but tlie printing of it, as well as a history of English 
 Bibles generally. 
 
 851 Debates in the Congress of the United States on the 
 Bill for repealing the Law " For the more convenient 
 organization of the Courts of the United States ;" during 
 the First Session of the Seventh Congrcs.'i, and a List of 
 the Yeas and Nays. 
 
 8" Whiting, Leavenworth ^- Whitinq, Albany, 1802 
 S52 Decatur [Commodore) Correspondence between the late 
 Com. Stephen Decatur and Com. James Barron, which led 
 to the fatal meeting on the 22nd March, 1820, 
 scarce. 8^ E. Davis, Richmond, Va, 1820 
 
 853 Decatur (Stephen) Correspondence between tho late 
 Commodore S. Decatur and Commodore James Barron, 
 which led to tho Unfortunate Meeting of the Twenty 
 Second of March, [1820], scarce, fine 
 copy. 8" Busscll ^' Gardner, Boston, 1820 
 
 851 Decker (Adolf) Diuuxat. rxn IIistorisc'iie Besch- 
 REunuNO dcr Nussawischer Flotten so under dem Admiral 
 Jacob rilermite umb die gantze welt gifshren ist, in 1623, 
 1G24, 1625, vnd 1626 Jahr.^?ie large and clean copy, first 
 edition, red morocco extra, by Bedford, the original of De 
 Bry's and Ihilsius's reprints. Of the highest rarity, 
 
 40 Eberhard Zetzners, Strasburg, 1629 
 
 855 DEtLARATioN (The) of Independence, a Poem : accom- 
 jianied by Odes, Songs, etc. adapted to the Day, by a 
 Citizen of Boston, an excessively rare poetical historical 
 tract. 8° Brinted at Faust's Statue, Boston, 1793 
 
 The author in hi.s Treface tells us that ''he has handed to the pnblick, 
 every Patriotic Name from New P^ngland to Georgia, who dared 
 to explain the wrongs of America, and pronounce her Independent 
 of Great Britain." A sample brick is the 28th Stanza : 
 " As wheel involving wheel, of Orient light. 
 The chariot by the river Ciiebar glow'd, 
 Thus bright, more bright, ins^nffcrably bright, 
 
 Name circling name, in boundless splendours flow'd : 
 A Frank MN, Morri.s, Wilson, rise to view, 
 > Come, solemn silence, emphasize their mighty due !" 
 
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 856 Declaration (The) by the Eepreaentatives of the United 
 Colonies of North America now met in General Congress 
 at Philadelphia, setting forth the Causes and Necessity of 
 taking up Arms. The Letter of the Twelve United Colo- 
 nies to the Inliabitants of Great Britain, their Humble 
 Petition to his Majesty and their Address to the People 
 of Ireland. Collected together for the Use of Serious 
 Thinking Men by Lovers of Peace, ^ne copy, 
 
 rare. 8" London, 1775 
 
 This Collection is commended to the public in an anonymous advertise- 
 ment. There is no name of editor or publisher. 
 
 857 De Costa (Kcv. B. F.) Sailing Directions of Henry 
 Hudson prepared for his use in 1608 from the Old Danish 
 of Ivar Bardscn, with an Introduction and Notes, alwo a 
 Dissertation on the Discovery of the Hudson liiver, cloth. 
 
 8° Joel Munsel, Albany, 1S69 
 
 858 Dcering (Sir Edward) A most worthy Speech in Parlia- 
 ment, concerning the Liturgy of the Church of England, 
 and for a National Synod, scarce. 
 
 4° John Franhe, London, 1642 
 Mr. Speaker, • There is a great difference in objccto between the Abends 
 and Crcdendo ./f a Christ i ii : let us so take care to settle the {juverii- 
 ment, that we do not unsettle the doctrines.'' 
 
 859 Delai'Laine. The Autlior turned Critic; or the Ee- 
 viewer reviewed ; being a Keply to a feeble and unfounded 
 Attack on Delaplaine's Repository in the Aiialectie Maga- 
 zine and Naval CMironicle for Sept. 1810, scarce and spicey, 
 signed at end, C. 8" Dated Phil. 23 Sept. 1816 
 
 860 Delaware County, New York, Map of, from Surveys by 
 Jay Gould, 55 by 55 inches, coloured, fine clean copy. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1850 
 
 801 Dell (William) The Doctrine of Baptisms reduced from 
 its Ancient and Modern Corruptions, and restored to its 
 Primitive Soundness and Integrity, according to tlie "Word 
 of Truth, the Substance of Faith, and the Nature of 
 Christ's Kingdom, 5th Edition, /?He copy. 
 
 8" B. FnANKLiN, and D. Hall, Philadelphia, 1759 
 
 802 Doming (Leonard) Catalogue of the principal Offices of 
 Vermont, connected with its political history from 1778 to 
 1851, with Biographical Notices, scarce. 
 
 8" For the Author, Iliddlehury, 1851 
 
 863 Denis (Ferdinand) La Guyane, on llistoire, IVLours, 
 
 Usages et Costumes des Habitans de cetto partio de I'Ame- 
 
 ricpie, 2 toni. uncut, many plates. 12" Paris, 1823 
 
 bO-Ji Denmark [A Map of] The Kingdome of Dcumarke, aug- 
 
 mcuted by John Speedo, 20 iy 15 J inches. 
 
 And arc to be sold in Pops head Alley, by 
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 865 Denmark (A Mapp of the Kingdome of), with its severall 
 Dioceses or Provinces, designed by Monsieur Sanson and 
 rendered into English and Illustrated by Eichard Blome, 
 15^ by 12 inches. R. Blome, London, KJli? 
 
 866 Denmark. Dania Eegnnm in quo suntDucatus Holsatia 
 et Slesoviutn lutia et Iiisulse dictsD Danicse, Zelaudia, 
 Fionia, etc. per F. de Wit, 23 bi/ 19f inches, coloured. 
 
 P. Mortier, Amst. [1700 ?] 
 
 867 Denmark. A Map to the Kingdome of, with the Duchy 
 of Holstein, by William Faden, very fine copy, 13^ by 27^ 
 inches, coloured. London, Ang. 1, 1740 
 
 868 Denmark. Nieuwe Kaart van het Koningrijk Dene- 
 niarken volgens de laatste bepaling van 9 Sept. ]806, 
 \\\ by 18^ inches, coloured. Franqois Bohn, Haarlem, 1807 
 
 860 Denmark. Sea Chart of the Danish Admiralty in Nine 
 large Sheets as follows : Sundet og Belterne med Ostersoen 
 til Gland, Oresuud, Kjobenhavn, etc. Kattcgattet, Store 
 Belt, etc. (2 sheets) Lille Belt, Kielcr Bugt and Neustadt 
 Bugten), 39 by 25 inches each. Kjobenhavcn, 1842-1835 
 
 iriimboklt's copy marked in his handwriting : " Scekarten dcr Danischcn 
 Adniiralitat. Sehr werthvoll." 
 
 870 Description (A) of the Four Parts of the World,— viz. 
 Europe, Asia, Africa, America. With the several King- 
 doms, etc. contained therein. Togetlierwith the Eeligiou, 
 Nature of the Air, Soil and different Traffick of each Pro- 
 vince or Kingdom. To which is added an Introduction for 
 the more easy understanding the Form of the World, iinnit, 
 scarce. 12" Printed and sold in London, [1700 ?] 
 
 871 Description des Torres Magellaniques et des Pays 
 adjacena. Traduit de I'Anglois [de M. Falckner] par M. 
 B**. 2 vols, in 1, fine copy, calf. 
 
 16° Jean Pierre Ileubach Sf Co., Lausanne, 1787 
 
 872 Description du Sol des productions, etc. de cette portion 
 des Etats-Unis, Situee entre Pensylvanie, les rivieres de 
 rOhio et du Scioto, et le lac Erie, half roan, scarce, 
 uncut. 8° Paris, 1789 
 
 873 Desltons (J.) Traitez singuliers et nouveaux centre le 
 Paganisme du lloy-Boit, very rare. 8" Paris, 1670 
 
 Prefixcii arc Letters from P. C. Chastellain, Missionary to Canada, 
 dateil Qucbcck, 1066 and 1668. 
 
 874 Despojo de les Bienes Ecclesiasticos, Apuntes interesantes 
 ])ara la llistoria de la Igle«ia Mexicana, 4° Mexico, 1847 — 
 Bienes Ecclesiasticos, ^/je colics, mostly imcut,ofthe utmost 
 rarity. 4° Mexico, 1842 
 
 This cxtrnordinary collection consists of twelve separately published 
 pieces, 1712-47, a coniplclc set, lieinp I'lotests of the Mexican Clergy 
 against the proposed Confiscation of the Convents. 
 
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 879 
 

 Bihliotheca Historica 103 
 
 875 Desperthes (M.) Ilistoire des Naufragea ou Recueil des 
 Eelations lesplus interessantes des Naufrapfea Hivernemena 
 Delaissemens Inrerdies, et autres Eveneraens furestes 
 arrives sur Mer, Nouvelle edition augmentee par J. B. B. 
 Eyries, 3 vols. calf. 8" Paris, 1328 
 
 876 i)EUBEE (Dr. u. Prof.) Geschichte der Schiflahrt im- 
 Atlantisclien Ozean ; zum Beweis dasa Amerika schoii 
 lauge vor Chr. Colombo, und auch der Compass, daa Mittel 
 zu grossen Seereisen, vor Flavio Giqjo entdeekt worden 
 sey. Angehangt is Chr. Colombo's eigener Bericht an 
 Kaphael iSauxis deu Schatzmeister des Koenigs von Spanien. 
 ScAHCE. b" C. F. Kunz, JBamherg, 1814 
 
 Dr Dcuber's History of Navifration in the Atlantic Ocean ; in proof that 
 long before Columbus America had been (Useovcved, and also the 
 compass, the means for great sea voyages, before Flavio Gioja. An- 
 nexed is Chr. Columbus's own Account to Rnph.acl Sanxis, Treasurer 
 to the King of Spain. The Preface commences thus : " The question 
 whether Christopher Columbus first discovered the Fourth Quarter of 
 the World, or only re-discovered it, is by far not so decided as the pre- 
 vailing opinion supposes ; it belongs rather to the contested points in 
 history on which scientific discussions arc not yet concluded." The 
 Author has collected with true German industry all the passages 
 from an enormous number of works which seem to support his theory, 
 and argues the question well and fairly. As a work on the bibliography 
 of the subject alone it is valuable; but it is more. Notwithst.inding, 
 however, all his research and learned ingenuity, the fame of Columbus 
 as a pioneer and discoverer grows brighter and brighter. For fourteen 
 years before his grand discovery he was derided and insulted by the 
 Church and the Academy as a man out of his senses searching after im- 
 possibilities, and for fourteen years after he had given a new world to 
 Castile, he was ridiculed, ill-treated, and worried almost out of his 
 •senses, and to death, because he pretended and claimed to have dis- 
 covered what everybody knew had been done before. Such was and is 
 too often the justice and gratitndo of the pious and the learned in 
 matters about which they know nothing. 
 
 877 Dewey (Sherman) Account of a Hail Storm which fell 
 on part of the Towns of Lebanon, Bozrah, and Franklin 
 [in Connecticut], on tlie 15th of July, 171)9, perhaps never 
 equalled by any other ever known, not even in Egypt,^«e, 
 clean, and uncut copy. 
 
 8° David Carlisle, for the Author, Walpole, K II. 1709 
 
 878 Dexteu Family. [Pedigree of the Dexters of England 
 and New England.] Dexter lGlO-1857. Prepared and 
 Compiled by C. S. Newman, Goncalogical Secretary of the 
 Blackstone Monument Association, a large handsomely 
 printed sheet, about ^feet hy 2, scarce and unobtainable. 
 
 folio, Knowles, Anthony, and Co, Providence, li.I. 1857 
 
 879 D'HoMBROUE (John) and Duponceau (Peter Stephen) 
 Essays on American Silk, and the best means of rendering 
 it a source of Individual and National AVealth, with Direc- 
 tions to Farmers for raising Silk Worms, fine copy, uncut, 
 scarce. 8° John Origg^ Philadelphia, 1830 
 
 
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 880 DiCKENsox (Jonathan) Ood'a Protecting Providence 
 Man's surest Help and Defence in Times of Greatest 
 Difficulty and most Eminent Danger: Evidenced in the 
 Remarkable Deliverance of Robert BarroWj with divers 
 other Persona, from the Devouring Waves of the Sea, 
 amongst whioh they suffered Shipwreck ; and also from 
 the cruel Devouring Jaws of the Inhuman Canibals of 
 Morida, third edition, fine copy. 
 
 12° Printed at Phil. 1700, and Reprinted, Lond. 1720 
 
 881 Dickinson (John, Member for the County of Philad.) A 
 Speech in the House of Assembly of Pennsylvania, May 24th, 
 17G1, on Occasion of a Petition praying his Majesty for a 
 Change of the Government of this Province, with a Preface, 
 
 fine copy, uncut. 8° William Bradford, Philadelphia, 1704 
 
 In the Preface to this important publication Franklin's conduct is handled 
 pretty freely. 
 
 882 Dickinson (Jonathan) A Second Vindication of God's 
 sovereijjn free Grace against the Exceptions made by Mr. 
 John Beach in his Discourse, God's Sovereignty and his 
 universal Love to the Souls of Men reconciled. With some 
 Reflections on Dr. Samuel Johnson's Defence of Aristocles' 
 lictter to Authades, begun in a Letter from the said Mr. 
 Dickinson, left unfinished, and on his decease continued in 
 a Letter to the Dr. from Moses Dickinson, of Norwalk.^wtf 
 copy, uncut, sc\ncE 8" Rogers and Fowle, Boston, N.E. 1748 
 
 883 Dickinson (Jonathan, of Elizabeth Town, New Jersey.) 
 Familiar Letters to a Gentleman upon a variety of season- 
 able and important Subjects in Religion, /?«<? copy, in old 
 calf, a scarce edition. 12° Dundee, V112 
 
 881' Dickson (William.) Letters on Slavery, to which are 
 added Addresses to the Whites and to the Eree Negroes 
 of Rarbadoes, and Accounts of some Negroes eminent for 
 their virtues and abilities, y?Me copy, boards, uncut. 
 
 8'> J. Phillips, London, 1780 
 The Author, in his Appendix, hns been tolerably successful in booking 
 Negroes with brains, just as if the question had ever seriously been 
 doubted. 
 
 885 DiEPPB. Carte Maritime des Environs de Dieppe depuis 
 Pont Asselane jusquea au Havre de Grace. Dressee par 
 le St. R. de Hooge [with Views of Dieppe and Rouen], 18|- 
 by 23 inches, coloured, fine clean copy. 
 
 P. Mortier, Amsterdam, 1700 (?) 
 
 880 DissENTiNa (The) Gentleman's Answer to the Rev. Mr. 
 White's Three Letters, in which a Separation from the 
 Establishment is fully justified, the Charge of Schism re- 
 futed and retorted, and the Church of England and the 
 Clinrch of Christ are compared and found to be of a quite 
 Diflerent Nature. 5tli edition, scarce. 
 
 8° Rogers and Fowle, Boston, N.E. 1743 
 
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 S87 Diereville (M.) llelation du VoyngL- du Port lloyal de 
 I'Acadie ou de la Notivi'llo France, daus laquelle on voit 
 uu detail dea divers mouvemeus de la iiur, etc. Les Mau- 
 uiL'res des difterentes Nations Sauvages, etc. 
 
 12" Fierre Humbert, Amst. 1710 
 
 Nothing can surpass the simplicity of this author, except perhaps his 
 thin poetry. He sailed from La Kochelle in August, 1699, for Acadia. 
 In the first 118 pages he describes his voyage out, the climate, the 
 productions of Acadia, and the manners and customs of the inhabitants. 
 Pages 119-206 contain a history of the savages, and pages a07-236 an 
 account of his return home. ISome copies end with page 236, but in 
 otiiers, and this is one of them, the printer has added seven pages from 
 the Gazette of the 25th February, 1708, containing an interesting 
 account of the battles between the French and Acadians with the New 
 Englanders in Acadia, in the Autunm of 1707. The Author first wrote 
 truthfully, he says, his booiv in poetry (the language of the gods), but 
 his friends, much against his will, persuaded him to reduce it to the 
 language of mortals, so he slaughtered 5000 of his innocent children, 
 as he paternally calls his lines, and sandwiched the rest in slices of 
 prose. One scarcely regrets this sacrifice reading the poor lines re- 
 maining, not to name the compensation of Evangeline of the same 
 scene, written a centuiy and a half later. 
 
 8S8 Dilworth (\V. H.) The History of the Conquest of 
 Mexico by the celebrated Hernau Cortes, to which is added 
 the Voyage of Vasco de Gama, extracted from Osorio. 
 
 12" W. Anderson, London, 1759 
 
 889 DiNMOEE (Richard) Select and Fugitive Poetry; a Com- 
 pilation, with Notes, Biographical and Historical, good 
 copy, of considerable rarity, as well as some literary interest. 
 
 12° Franklin Fress, Washington City, 1802 
 
 This is probably the earliest book of poetry printed at the American seat 
 of Government. Among the subscribers are President Jeiferson, Chief 
 Justice Marshall, James Madison, and others. Most of the poetry is 
 foreign, but the volume contains several American pieces relating to 
 the Indians; and one jjocni, such as it is, never before published, was 
 actually written in Washington. The Poet was a friend of the editor, 
 and the subject a local one, Wldskey. 
 
 890 Divine Oracles the true Antidote against Deism, and 
 and False Christianity ; or the Clear Light of KeveJation 
 contrasted to the Darkness of the .Age of lleason, In 
 Letters to a Son, eicjlne and scarce. 
 
 b° F. Wheeler, Frovidence, F.I. 1797 
 
 891 DoBSON (John) Clironological Annals of the "NVar, fr>ni 
 its Beginnins; to the Present Time. In two parts. Part J. 
 from April 2, 1755, to the end of 17G0 ; Part II. 17GI to 
 the signing of the Preliminaries of L'eace,^«e copy. 
 
 8" Clarendon Fress, Oxford, 17(33 
 
 This book is invaluable for its chronology of the old French War in 
 America, from the time when '• M. de Villiers obliged Mr. Wa.shington 
 to surrender Fort Necessity, in the Great Meadows, upon Articles of 
 Capitulation," in 1754, to the fall of (Quebec, in 1759, and then on to 
 the rc;u'o of Paris, in 17t');}. 
 
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 892 DoNCK (Aduiaen vandeu) Bksciibtvinqe van Nieuew- 
 Nedeulant, begrijpende do Nature, Aert, gelegentheyt eu 
 vruchtbaerheyt van het selve Lant . . . ala mede de 
 maniere en eiighemeyne eygenschappen vande Wilden of'te 
 Naturellen vanden Lande ; ende eun bysonder verhael 
 vanden wonderlijckeu Aert eude het Weesen der Severs, 
 daer noch by gevoeght is Een Discoura over de gelegen- 
 theyt van Nieuw-Nederlandt, tusachen een Nederlaudts 
 Patriot, ende een Nieuw Nederlander, fine clean copy, in 
 blue morocco, by ¥. Bedfokd, First Edition, with a View 
 of New Amsterdam on page 9. 
 
 4° Evert Nieuirenhof, Aemsteldam, 1G55 
 One of the earliest, scarcest, and most important books relating to New 
 York. 
 
 893 DONCK (Aduiaen vandeu) BEScnniviNOE van Nieuw 
 Nedeulant, etc. Deu tweeden Druck. Met een pertinent 
 
 Kaertje van't zelve Landt ver^iert, etc. very fine copy of the 
 second and hest edition, with the rare map, in best red morocco 
 extra, by Riviere. 4" Evert Nieuwenhof, Amsteldam, 1656 
 The first editicii nas a View of A^ety Amsterdam o\\ page nine, which is 
 not in this second edition, but on the otlicr hand, this second has the 
 map, of New Netherland and the Hudson liiver, which is not in the 
 first. 
 
 894 Dordrecht. Keis en Afstandswijzer van de Arrondisse- 
 nienteu Dordrecht en Goriucheiu. Ver\aardigd volgena de 
 nieuwste van wege het Gouvernenicnt uitgegevene Keia en 
 at'atandawijzer van Zuid- Holland door W. J. de Waai'd, 
 18^ by 14 inches, coloured. Dort, 1847 
 
 895 Douglass (Williau.) A Summary, Historical and Political, 
 of the First Planting, progressive improvements, and pre- 
 sent state of the British iSettlenients in North America, 
 map, 2 vols. 8" P. Baldwin, London, 1755 
 
 89G DouKO. Map of the Wine District of the Alto-Douro. 
 Improved Edition by Joseph James Forrester, 38 by Yl\ 
 inches, scaece. London [1848 f] 
 
 A Proof copy presented by the Author to Baron Humboldt. 
 
 897 Douay (Carte tres particuliere des Environs de) ou Ton 
 voit lesLiguesde Circouvalation comme aussi 1' Inondation 
 faite par la Scarpe : et lea Ketrenchements de I'Armee des 
 Allies dans la Plaine de Lena le 30 Avril, 1710, 12 by 10 
 inches. P. Hudson, La Haye [1720 ?] 
 
 898 Dowie (James) The Foot and its Covering, with Dr. 
 Camper's Work on the Best Form of Shoe, cloth. 
 
 8" London, 1861 
 
 899 Draft of a Civil Code for the State of New York, prepared 
 by the Commissioners of the Cv. de, and submitted to the 
 Judges and others for Examination prior to the examina- 
 tion by the Commissioners. 8° Albany, 1802 
 
 
 
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 900 DRAKE (Sir Francis) and Fenton (Edavard) Viages 
 de Francisco Dracen 1580 y Eduardo Fonton en 1582. 
 Relacion rj dio Juan Drac Ynt^les liallnndose preso en Lima, 
 del viage q liizo suprimo Francisco Drack k la mar del sur 
 porel estrecho de Magallanea el ano 1580, hasta an regreso 
 a Tnglaterra, y de otro viage que hizo el General de la 
 misma Nacion Eduarfc Fonton a la Costas del Brazil y Rio 
 de la Plata el ano de 1582. Esta relacion ae ha deducido 
 delaa declaracionea q hizo Juan Drak estando preso en las 
 Carceles aecretas de la Ynquisicion de Lima, en los dias 8, 0, 
 y 10 de Enero de 1587, ante el Tnquisidor y Licenciado 
 Antonio Gutierrea de Ulloa. 13 vert/ closely tcntten large 
 
 folio pages, averaging about 35 lines of about 15 words each 
 on a page, in a good Spanish handwriting, early if not contem- 
 porary. 
 
 This John Drake testifies that he was born in Devon, was a nephew of 
 Sir Francis and had sailed with him. Senor Inquisitor Ulloa seems to 
 have extracted a good deal of valuable information from him respect- 
 ing these two celebrated " Pirates " Drake and Fenton. It will be well 
 for the future historian to look on this picture and then on Hakluyt's. 
 
 901 DRAKE (Sir Francis) A long, interesting, and character- 
 istic holograph letter to the Earl of Essex, with splendid 
 signature, Fha. Drake, " Written at Plymouth this IGth of 
 Februarye, 1587." One very large folio page of \1 lines, 
 averaging some 15 ivords to a line, entirely in Drake's hand- 
 writing, in good clean condition, except that the fore edge 
 is fatigued and mended, a few letters gone. folio 
 
 902 Drake (Sir Francis) Sir F. Drake Revived. "NViio ia 
 or may be a Pattern to stirre up all Heroicke and active 
 Spirits of these Times to benefit their Countrev and eter- 
 nize their Names. A summary of four several Voyages by 
 the said Sir F. Drake to the West Indies, viz. His dan- 
 gerous adventuring for Gold and Silver, and the surprizing 
 of Nombro de Dies by himself and two and fifty IMeu. 
 His Encompassing the World, etc., etc. Collected out of 
 the Notes of the said Sir F. Drake, Master Philip Nichols, 
 Master Francis Fletcher, Preachers; ami the Notes of 
 divers other Gentlemen, etc., the 4 parts complete, good 
 sound copy, vellum. The portrait which is found in some 
 copies is not here. 4P Nicholas Bourne, London, 1653-52 
 
 903 Drake (Sir Francis) The History of Sr. Francis Drake 
 Exprest by Instrumentall and Vocall Musick, and by Art 
 of Perspective iu Scenes, etc. Tiie First Part Represented 
 daily at the Cockpit in Drury Lane at Three aftcu-nooii 
 Punctually, good copy, hf calf, some copies have a frontispiece 
 which this has not. 4° Henry Ilerrengman, London, 1659 
 
 901 Drake (Sir F.) Voyages and Travels into the West Indies 
 and round the World, woodcuts, 
 uncut. S" Printed and sold in London, n. d. 
 
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 905 Drake (Sir Francis) The Englisli Iloro, or, Sir F. Drake 
 Revived, being a full Account of the dangcroua Voyages, 
 Admirable Adventures, Notable Discoveries, and Mngnaiii- 
 moua Atchievments of that Valiant and lienowned Com- 
 mander. The Sixteenth Edition. By R. JJ. Fur/ion of outer 
 corner gone from last leaf. 12" C. Hitch, London, 17G2 
 
 00(} Drake (Sir E.) IMc, port. iuipl. 8" 1828 
 
 1)07 Drake (Samuel G.) A Particular History of the Five 
 Years' French and Indian War in New Enghind and parts 
 adjacent, from March 15, ITW, to Oct. 10, 1719, sonietimea 
 called Governor Shirley's War, with a Memoir of Major 
 General Shirley, portrait of Gov. Shirley, cloth, 
 uncut. 4" Boston, 1^10 
 
 908 Dramatic Piecks, calculated, to esem|)lify the mode of 
 conduct which will render Young Ladies both amiable and 
 happy when their School Education is completed, 3 vols, 
 in 1. 12" Abel Morse, New Haven, 1791 
 
 909 Drenthe (Kaart van de Pro vincie), door A. Wernekebz, 
 21 6^ 17 inches. T. Van Tricht, Assen, 1840 
 
 910 Dryden (John) The Indian Emperour, or the Conquest of 
 Mexico by the Spaniards. Being the Sequel of the Indian 
 Queen. 2nd edition [with a Defence of an Essay of 
 Dramatique Poesie, etc.] hf morocco. 
 
 4° H. Herringman, London, 1GG8 
 
 911 Dudley Observatory (Annals of the) Vol. 1, 
 
 cloth. 8" Albany, 1SG6 
 
 912 Dufey (P. J. S.) Resume de 1' Histoire des Revolutions 
 de I'Amerique Meridionale, 2 vols. 
 
 uncut. 12" Achille Jovrdan, Baris, 182G 
 
 913 Duhring (Henry) Remarks on the United States of 
 America with regard to the Actual State of Europe, boards, 
 uncut. 8° London, 1833 
 
 914 DtJ Lac (Perrin) Voyage dans les deux Loiiisianes, et 
 chez les Nations Sauvages du Missoum, en 1801-1803 
 Avec un aperqu des Moeurs et des Coutumes des Peuples 
 de ces Contrees,^«e copy, hf. calf, 
 
 scarce. 8° Capelle et Benand, Paris, 1805 
 
 A volume containing " Carte du Missouri levoe on rcctifiee dans toute 
 son etendue I'an 1802 par ¥. Perrin du Lac," of very great intere,st for 
 the names and localities of the many Indian tribes, as then understood. 
 This map made before Jelferson gave his famous instructions to Lewis 
 and Chuk, and to Zebulon Pike, on the basis of a manuscript map 
 given him by Humboldt in 1804, is exceedingly interesting. 
 
 915 Dunlap (William) The Voice of Nature, a Drama in Three 
 Acts, translated and altered from a Melo-Drame called the 
 Judgment of Solomon. As performed at the New York 
 Theatre. Printed from the Prompt Book, 
 
 scarce. J 2" 1>. Lonyworth, New York, 1803 
 
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 liibliotheca Ilitt/orica 109 
 
 91 G Du>iMEU (.Tcromiali) A Defonco of tlie New England 
 Clinrlera, uncut, except the title mid last leaf, fine copy, 
 sCAncE. S" .S'. Juieelaiidjbr S. Gcrrish, Jiofton, 1721 
 
 917 DuNToN (John) Tho Life and Errors of Uunton, Citizen 
 of London, with tho Lives and CharMcters of more than u 
 Thousand Contemporary Divines and other PcrHuna of Lite- 
 rary Eminence, 2 vols, portrait, Jine clean copi/, boarJn, 
 uncut. 8" Lon'/on, 18 IS 
 
 918 Du Pouceau (Petei* S.) A Diyeourise on the Enrly History 
 of Pennsylvania, beinp; an Annual Oration before the 
 American Philoaopliieal Society at Pliiladelpliia, Oth June, 
 1821, boards, scarce. 8" A. Small, Fhila. Is2l 
 
 919 Du Ponceau (Peter S.) A Discourse on tlie Early History 
 of Pemisylvania, bei.ig an Annual Oration before tlie 
 American Philosophical JSoeiety, etc. Jlne copy, 
 
 scarce. 8" A. Small, Phila. 1821 
 
 On the title page " Presented to John Pickciing, Esq., by his i'licnd anil 
 humlile servant, Tlie Autlior." 
 
 920 Duval (Sieur) Greogra])hia Universalis : the Present State 
 of the Whole AVorld, j;iving an account of the several 
 Keligions, Customs, and Riches of each People, etc. 
 Written for the use of the Dauphin by the Sieur Duval. 
 2nd edition, corrected and enlarged by K. M. A scarce 
 volume of above '6^0 pages, fine copy , scarce, 
 
 calf. 8° T. Xewboroufjh, London, 1C91 
 
 A good half of this well written geographical volume relates to America 
 in general, Brazil, Canada, Florida, Island, Isles Antilles, Maiuccas, 
 Magellanica, Mexico, New Spain, Virginia, Caiibby Isles, Guayana, 
 Peru, Chili, etc, 
 
 921 Dwiglit (Timothy, Pres. Yale College) A Discourse occa- 
 sioned by the Death of his Excellency Jonathan Trumbull, 
 Esq. Governor of the State of Connecticut, and delivered 
 at the request of the General Assembly in the Brick Church 
 in New Haven, ^«e copy. 8" Steele ^ Co. Neio-Haven, 1809 
 
 922 DwiGHT (Timothy) Greenfield Hill : a Poem, in Seven 
 Parts. 1. The Prospect. 2. The Flourishing Village. 3. 
 The Burning of Eairfield. 4. The Destruction of the 
 Pequods. 5. The Clergyman's Advice to the Villagers. 
 G. The Farmer's ditto. 7. The Vision, or Prospect of the 
 Future Happiness of America, larye copy, perfectly uncut, 
 scarce in this state. 8° Childs and Swaine, New York, 1794 
 
 923 Dwight (Theodore) Oration at Hartford, Connecticut, on 
 the Anniversary of American Independence, July 4th, 1798, 
 uncut, Political, with historical notes. 
 
 8° Hudson and Goodwin, Hartford, 1798 
 
 924 Dwight (Timothy). Incidents in the Life of President 
 Dwight, illustrative of his Moral and Religious Character, 
 designed for Young Persons. 12" New Haven, 1831 
 
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 ARLE (Jolin Milton) Report to the Governor 
 and Council [of Massnchusotta] concoruing 
 the Indians of the Commonwenlth, under the 
 Act of April 0, 1859. 8« Boston, 1801 
 
 A melancholy picture of the Kriidunl but inevitable melt- 
 ing away of the red men of the forests of New En>^land, in spite of the 
 rum, reason, religion, and civilization of the pale faces. Of the 1610 in- 
 dividuals remaining, still called Indians, our author gives a list of their 
 names, oges, sex, tribe, occupation, residence and property, a degene- 
 rate record. Their names are retained only in their Tribes, as Chap- 
 pequiddick, Marihpee, Natick, Punkapog, llassanamisco, &c. Their 
 lank hair has lost its glossy blackness, their complexion is tinged with 
 white or black, a mixture more disreputable than bad whisky. Of 
 those for whom Kliot translated the Bible, not one is left who knows a 
 word of his own language. Even the glories and jiride of Savage life 
 have been extinguished by caste, by social exclusion, by civil disfran- 
 chisement, by unequal and unchristian laws. Lo, the poor Indian ! 
 He has had no rights among Christians since I'ope Alexander VI. 
 divided his patrimony between two thieves. This book is full of lessons 
 to the Ethnologist. 
 
 926 Eauth. a Map of all the Earth, and how after the Flood 
 it was divided anions: the Sons of Noah by J. Moxon, 
 Hydrographer to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 17J 
 hy \.2\ inches. Joseph Moxon, London, 1670 ? 
 
 For once the title is literally correct as it stands, lor since America is 
 assigned to Japhet it is evident that the grant thereof was made by 
 Joseph Moxon, Hydrographer. Thcie arc fourteen curious little pic- 
 tures in the margin intended to illustrate Bible History. The OW 
 Serpent who had climbed the tree of knowledge looks big and sturdy 
 like Original Sin. 
 
 927 East India Islands (Chart of the), exhibiting the seve- 
 ral Passages betweeti the Indian and Pacific Oceans, by A. 
 
 . Arrowsinith [exhibiting the tracks of many navigators], 
 ■4 sheets, each 36^ hv 25 inches, Jine copy, scarce. 
 
 London, 20 Feb. 1800 
 
 928 East Indies (The), with the Roads, by Thomas Jefferys, 
 Geographer to the King, the Second Edition, 53 by -12 
 inches, Jine clean copy, coloured. London, 30 April, 1768 
 
 929 East Indies. General Karte, von Ostindien, 1G| by llj 
 inches; coloured, fine copy. J. G. Hinrichs, Leipzig, lS14i 
 
 930 East Indies. Kaart van Oost Indien behoorende bij Oli- 
 vier Land-en Zeetogten, 14^ by 11 inches, coloured. 
 
 C. G. SulpJce exctid. 1830 
 
 931 East Neebish Rapids. Sketch of the Navigation through 
 East Neebish Rapids, River St. Mary, [between Canada 
 and Michigan] from Surveys under Capt. J. N. Macomb, 
 Corps Topi. Engrs. 19 by 14 inches, fine clean copy. 
 
 Washington, Feb. 1854 
 
 932 Eaton (F. B.) History of [the Township of] Candia [New 
 Hampshire], once known as Charmingfiire ; with Notices 
 of some of the Early Families, icith a large maj} of Candia 
 in 1852, plates, scarce. 
 
 8" Charles F. Livingston, Munchcstcr, N. IL 1852 
 
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liibliolhi-ca IftHlurica 111 
 
 933 Eaton (Tlieopliilus) ]^.:vik\v of Nkw Yohk, or KamliK's 
 througl) the City, original i'ocins, moral, religious, Harciistii", 
 descriptive. Second Kdition, wants all after paye IIJG, with 
 the autograph of " lalamucl G. Drake, Book Jk'o. 45, Jprif 
 1822" 12° John Low, Nnv York, 1814 
 This is believed to be one of the rarest books of Aniericnn poetry. Tlie 
 
 poet describiiij^ the city of New York begins thus : 
 The Lord siiprenic the basis laid 
 For science, commerce, and lor trade ; 
 And sent a wise and diosen race 
 To build and beautify the pluce. 
 
 And in his rambles coutimies so : 
 
 Now, cii^;lc-cycd, I skulk about, 
 
 'J'o tind the dilVorent people out, 
 
 And trace them to their secret dens, 
 
 Tho' they should skulk like mice or wrens. 
 
 934 EccLESTON (Thcodor) Au Episllo by way of Enooiirage- 
 ment to Frieiuls to be fretjueut at Wcek-Day Meetings, 
 uncut, and of the highest rarity. 
 
 b" \Villiam; Beadfobd, iH New York, 1732 
 
 935 Economy (The) of Ilumau Life, complete in Two Parts, 
 traushited from an Indian Manuscript written by an ancient 
 Bramin ; to which is prefixed an account of tho manner in 
 which the said Manuscript was discovered : in a I.ett(>r 
 from an English Gentleman residing in China (to) tlie Earl 
 
 Qf ******* 
 
 12" John TrumhuU, Norwich {Conn.) 17J)5 
 
 93G Edeu (Fuaxc. Xav.) Deschiptio Pnovixci.i: Mo.vita- 
 
 > BUM in llegno Periiano qnani expolivit et illustravit Abb. 
 
 et Consil. Iteg. Maku, toith veri/ curious coj^per i^lates, 
 
 numbered 1 to J), and a map of the Province of Moxos,fiic 
 
 clean copy, uncut, large paper, scakce. 
 
 8" Typis Universilatis, Budcc, 17!>1 
 
 937 Edmundson (William) A Journal of tho Life, Travels, 
 Sufterings, and Labour of Love in the Work of the iNlinis- 
 try of that worthy Elder and faitliful Servant of Jesus 
 Christ, W. Edmundson, second edition, ^h^? copy, 
 scarce. 8° Mary Ilinde, London, 1774 
 Edmundson was born in 1627, had his ' convincement' in 1053. be- 
 come a friend of George Fox, and after having his eye-teetii cut sharp, 
 made a visit to the West Indies in 1671, and soon after swung round 
 to Maryland, Virginia, New York, Long Island. Rhode Island, and so 
 on to the Hub. In Virginia he called on Governor Berkeley, whom he 
 found " very peevish and brittle." At Rhode Island he met with " one 
 Roger Williams, an old priest and an enemy to truth, had ]iut tbrih 
 fourteen Proiiositions, as he called them, which he would maintain 
 against any of the Quakers that come from Old England, and chal- 
 lenged a dispute of seven of them at Newport in Rhode Island, and 
 the other seven at Providence." When the dispute came on " the 
 bitter old man could make nothing out." He returned to England 
 in 1677. 
 
 938 Edwards (Jonathan) Some Thoughts concerning the pre- 
 sent Revival of Eeligion in New-England, and the way in 
 which it ought to be acknowledged and promoted, /rs^ edi- 
 tion, scarce. 12" S. Kneeland, Boston, 1742 
 
 
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 f)3{) KdwiinlH (IJi'Viiii) An llistorinil Survey of the Jnhiiiil of 
 Suiiit Doiiiiiif^o, with nn acooiint of llio Muroon ^icf^rocs 
 in tJamuii'ii, and a History (»f tlie War in tlio Wewt Indies 
 in 17J);M7!M!; al.so a Tour tlirou/^li Harbadoes, ISt. Vincent, 
 Antigua, Toh/ij^o and (iriMiada in 17i»l. 1702, by Sir Wil- 
 liam )Lo\xn^, portrait of Ediourdu, bourdu, 
 uncut. '1" ./. Sfockdnle, London, 1801 
 
 iUO Edwards (liov. Jonathan) A Faithful Narrutivo of tlie 
 Surnrisinjr Work of God in tho Convereiion of many Hun- 
 dred tSoula in Northampton and llio Neifj[hbouring Towns 
 and Villages ol New-liampshiro in Now-England, with 
 large Prt face by Dr. Watts and Dr. Ouyse, the first Eng- 
 Hull cdilion, calf 12" Ju/in Ofuvnld, London, 17;J7 
 
 J) 11 Edwards (Jonathan, of Northampton) JSonio Thoughts 
 concerning the present Kevival of Iteligion in New-Eng- 
 land, and tho W^ay in which it ought to be acknowledged 
 and promoted, y/HC copi/, uncut. 8" Edinburgh, 1743 
 
 912 Edwards (Jonathan) Some Thoughts conoerning the 
 Present Kovivul of Keligion in New England, and tho way 
 in which it ought to bo acknowledged and promoted, 
 calf. 8" T. Liimisden, Edinburgh, 1743 
 
 013 Edwards (Jonatliaii) A Eaithful Narrative of the Sur- 
 ])rising Work of Uod in the Conversion of many Hundred 
 Souls in Northampton and neighbouring Towns of New 
 llampaliire, published with a Preface by Dr. Watts and 
 Dr. Guyse, and Ke-published with liecomiuendatory Ad- 
 vortisoiiiont by tho Kev. J. Eawcett, and the Rev. W. 
 Sloadman 12" Halifax, 1808 
 
 914 Edwards (Jonathan) Tlie Distinguishing Marks of a 
 Work of the Spirit of God, applied to that uncommon 
 Operation that has lately appeared on the Miuds of many 
 of the People in New^ England, etc. with Preface by W. 
 Cooper, of Boston, and letters from New England, by Dr. 
 Colman, and Jonathan Parsons [not in the original Boston 
 edition], y/«e copi/, scarce. 8° London, 1742 
 
 The " Uncommon Opciution " was the general revival in the churches 
 throuf^hout New Enghvnd in 1740 ami 1741 previous to the advent of 
 WhitHeld. 
 
 945 Edwakds (Jonathan) A careful and strict Enquiry into 
 the modern prevailing Notions of that Freedom of Will 
 which is supposed to bo essential to Moral Agency, Virtue 
 and Vice, etc. first edition, scarce, fine copy. 
 
 8" S. Kneeland, Boston, N.E. 1754 
 
 940 Edwards (Jonathan) 'J'he Gccat Christian Doctrine of 
 
 Original Sin defended. Evidences of its truth produced, 
 
 and arguments to the contrary answered, fikst edition, 
 
 fine copij, scarce. 8" S. Kneeland, Boston, N.E. 1758 
 
 947 Edwards (Jonathan) The Life of the Eov. David Brainerd, 
 Missionary to the Indians, new edition, carefully revised. 
 
 8" London, 1818 
 
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 trine of 
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 rainerd, 
 Ivised. 
 In, 1818 
 
 liililiolliica //mforira 
 
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 OlS Kdwnrds (JoiialliMii) An A«'couiit (if the Life of tlio Kev. 
 Mr. David Brainord, MiaHioimry to tlio IiidiaiiH, from tlio 
 Honourable Sooioty in Scotland for the Propaj^jntinp; of 
 Christian Kno\vh»Jj,'o and Pantor of a (^hiirch of Christian 
 IndianH in Ntnv Jcrsoy. Mr. Brainard's Journal among 
 the Indians, and Mr. Pomberton'a Sermons and an Ap- 
 pendix on Indian Aflairn. 8" Edinburgh, 1705 
 
 040 Edwards (Jonathan, of Northampton, N.l].) Two Disser- 
 tations conccrninp; thu end for which God created the 
 "World, and the Nature of true Virtue. 
 
 12" W. Darling, EJinh. 17S3 
 
 050 Edwards (Jonathan, of New //ar^w), The Faithful Mani- 
 festation of the Truth, the i)ropor and immediate End of 
 Preaching the Gospel. A Sermon delivered November 
 5, 1783, at the Ordination of the Keverend Mr. Timothy 
 Dwight, in Greenlield [afterwards poet and President of 
 Yalo College], scarce. 12" T. ^- S. Oreen, New Haven, [17S.S] 
 
 051 EdAvards (Jonathan, of New Haven) The Salvation of All 
 Men strictly examined, and the Endless Punishment of 
 those who die impenitent defended n^ainst the lie v. 
 Doctor CImuncy, ot Boston, in his book entitled, " The 
 Salvation of All Men," raf. 8" Ghisgow, 1S(»L' 
 
 052 Eells (Edward, of Middletown), Christ the FoumlatiDn ol' 
 the Salvation ot Sinners, and of Civil and Ecclesiastical 
 Government, illiistratod in a Sermon before the General 
 Assembly of Connecticut on the Day of Election, May lllb, 
 VJQ7,fne copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8° Thomas Green, Hartford, 17(57 
 
 053 Egede (Hans) BeBchryving van Oud-Groenland of cigcn- 
 tlyk, van de zoogenaamde Straat Davis, belieizondc Deszelfs 
 Natuurlyke Historic etc. Mitsgaders den ()irs|)rong on 
 Voortgang der Aelondo Noorvveegsche Volkplantingcn in 
 dat Gewest ; benevens den Aart Levenswyz(^ etc. dcr He- 
 dendaagsche Inboorlingen, in de Deensche Taal besclirevcn 
 in nu iu't Nederduitch overgebragt, fine copy, uncut, vel- 
 lum, with a large map of Old Greenland, and 
 
 plates. 4" Beinier Boitet, Delft, 171G 
 
 954 Egede (Hans) Beschreibung und Natur-Geschichte von 
 Gronland, ubersetzet von D. Job. Ge. Kriinitz.^Ke cop!)% 
 uncut. 8" Berlin, 17U3 
 
 955 Eggede (Hans) Description et Histoire Naturelle du 
 
 Greenland, traduite par Mr. D.R.D.P. (Des lioches de 
 
 Parthenay) fine large copy^ with map of Greenland, and 
 
 plates. 8" Copenhague, 1703 
 
 Chapter XVI is upon tlie language of Greculnnd, with gianiniar, 
 
 phrases and vocabulary, 
 
 956 Egypt. Carte de I'Egypte, de la Nubie, de TAbissinie, 
 etc. par Guillaume de I'lsle, 23 by lOJ inches, coloured. 
 
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 957 Egypt, oalled in the country Miasir (Map of), by 
 Monsieur D'Anville, 1765. 16 hy 26J inches, coloured. 
 
 Laurie Sf Whittle, London, 1794 
 
 958 Eijk (J. P. Sprenger van) De Fakkel of Bijdragen tot de 
 Kennis van het Ware, Schoone en Q-oede, uncut. 
 
 8° Rotterdam, 1834 
 
 959 Eliot (Andrew) The faithful Steward. A Seraion at his 
 Ordination to the New North Church, in Boston, in con- 
 junction with the Rev. Mr. Webb, April 14, 1742. 
 
 8° Thomas Fleet for S. Eliot, Boston, 1742 
 
 960 Eliot (Andrew, of Boston.) An Inordinate Love of the 
 World, inconsistent with the Love of God. A Sermon 
 preached at the Thursday Lecture in Boston, August 2, 
 ] 744,^«(9, clean, and uncut, 8° Sogers Sf Fowle, Boston, 1744 
 
 961 Eliot (Andrew, of Boston) An evil and adulterous 
 Generation. A Sermon preached on the Publick Past, 
 April 19, 1753, scarce. 
 
 S° S. Kneelandfor J. Winter, Boston, 1753 
 
 902 EuoT Family. Richard Bright of Eoxwell, Essex. Will 
 of Richard Bright, dated 10 April, 1573, on Parchment. 
 "Neavlandk" bequeathed by Richard Bright, afterwards 
 beciune the property of Edward Eijot, the Father ofJoma 
 Eliot the Apostlk of the Indians. The Eliots are 
 mentioned in the Will. 
 
 903 Eliott Family. Indentures dated 18 Oct. 1584, between 
 Edward Eliott, of Newland, Essex, Esq. on the one part, 
 and AVilliiim Bright of Roxwell, Essex, on the other, being 
 sale of property at Roxwell, Essex, Doctiment on Parch- 
 went, with the fine Signature of Edward Eliot, of Newland, 
 the father of the Apostle of tl:e Indians. Mention is also 
 made in this important deed of Jane Eliott, the wife of 
 Edward Eliott of Newland. 
 
 964 Eliot Family. Deed dated 22 James I. by which Thomas 
 Brand, Citizen and Paynter Stayner of London, grants to 
 Robert Ecclestone of Aldermanbury, London, gent., a tene- 
 ment called Priors, in Parish of Bromfield, Essex. 
 
 Priors belonged to the Eliot Family, ancestors of Joiix Eliot, ilie 
 Apogtle of the Indians ; Anne Eliot, widow of Edward Eliot of New- 
 liinde, resided there. 
 
 965 Elliott (Com. Jesse Duncan, l/.S-JV.) Speech of, in Ha- 
 gorstowu, Maryland, 14th November, 1843, 55 and 
 
 82 pages 8° Philad. 1844 
 
 Historical, biographical, and everything else, including the Battle of Lake 
 Erie and a Plan of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. An extraor- 
 dinary production. 
 
 966 Ellis (Henry) A Voyage to Hudson's Bay, by the Dobbs 
 Galley and California in 1740-1747, for Discovering a North- 
 West Passage, new map of the North- West Passage, and 
 plates, fine copy, calf. 8" H. Whi fridge, London, 1748 
 
 971 
 
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 967 Emerson (William) A Discourse in Harvard, July 4, 1794, 
 at the request of the Military OflScers in that place assem- 
 bled to commemorate the American Independence, histo- 
 rical, fine copy, uncut. S" J. Belknap, Boston, 1794 
 
 968 Emigrant (The), or Eeflections while descending the Ohio, 
 a Poem, [with Appendix of historical Notes], 
 
 scarce. 8° Alex. Flash, Cincinnati, 1833 
 
 969 Emmons (Nathanael) A Discourse delivered July 5, 1802, 
 in Commemoration of American Independence, 2nd Edition, 
 uncut. S° N. Heaton,jun., Wrentham, Mass. 1802 
 
 970 Emmons (Nathanael, of Franklin, Mass.) A Discourse 
 delivered on the day of the Annual East in Massachusetts, 
 April 7, 1803,j^we copy, uncut. 
 
 8° AT. IIeaton,jun., Wrentham, Mass. 1803 
 
 971 Encyklopedische Atlas [in 13 Aflevering of 2 leaves each, 
 marked Left & Eight, size 23^ by 18i inches.'] 
 
 It is really nn Encyclopeedic Atlas, comprising Sketches of History, Geo- 
 graphy, Figures of Agricultural and other Inaplements used by the 
 Ancients, Ships, Weapons, Armour, etc. etc. 
 
 972 Enfield, Grafton County, New Hampshire, Map of the 
 Town of, by H. C. Eaton, with view of Residences, 38^ by 
 28| inches, coloured, fine and clean copy. Philadelphia, 1855 
 
 973 E[ngel] (Le B.) Memoire sur la Navigation dans la Mer 
 du Nord depuis le 63® degre de latitude vers le P61e, et 
 depuis le 10 au 100 degre de longitude, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 4° P. Samuel Fetscherin, Berne, 1779 
 
 HOT, the 
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 974 n^i^^ NGLAND (A F .Vlap of), containing the 
 Adjacent parts u. Scotland, Ireland, France, 
 Flanders, and Holland, Shewing the true Sci- 
 tuation and distance of London from Edin- 
 burgh, Dublin, Paris, Mastrick, Antwarp, Am- 
 sterdam, etc., with a description of the Post Roads, etc., 
 never before extent. 22 by 17i inches, coloured. 
 
 E. Morden, London [1670] 
 
 975 England. Carte Nouvelle des Costes d'Angleterre depuis la 
 Riviere de la Tamise jusques a Portland, et des Isles 
 Voisines ou Ton voit tons les Ports de Mcr, Bancs de 
 Sable et Rochers, a I'usage dea Armees do sa Majeste Bri- 
 tannique. Par le S^' Romaiu de Ilooge. [Views of Ports- 
 mouth, Rochester, and Chatham.] 37^ hy 23 inches, 
 coloured. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, 1G93 
 
 970 England. Carte Maritime de I'Angleterre, etc. — Another 
 copy, 37. V by 23 inches, coloured, fine and 
 clean. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, 1693 
 
 977 England. A Map of England, "Wales, and Scotland, de- 
 scribing all the Direct and principal Cross Roads, with the 
 Distances between the Market Towns and from London : to 
 accompany Patersou's Book of the Roads, 23:j by 28 inches, 
 coloured. W. Faden, Chariiiy Cross, August 12th, 1801 
 
 978 England's New Colony, with Four Articles upon English 
 Books in American Bookstores ; Book-buyers and English 
 Books ; English Writers and Anioriean Readers ; Author- 
 ship in America luuler the English Regime, etc. ; and a 
 Statement of Tariff on Books 
 
 8° A. Williams and Company, Boston, 1870 
 This is not a joke, but a very serious iiublicntioii, intended not for sale, 
 but to prime the wire-pullers at Wiisbington to look out and provide 
 for the poor publishing houses of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. 
 '• Unman labor is the princip.il item in book-making," they Kay, and 
 tliereforc they ask Congress to levy a duty of 2.5 cents a pound on 
 English books, to protect them against the cflbrts of the English 
 authors, who arc making Amerira an English cidony by sending orer 
 at reasonable rales theii own books for sale. 
 
Billiotheca Historica 117 
 
 979 England. The Fame and Glory of England Vindicated, 
 being an Answer to " The Glory and Shame of England " 
 [by C. Edwards Lester], cloth. 
 
 8" New York and London, 1842 
 
 980 England and Wales (A New Map of) comprehending the 
 whole of the Turnpike Eoads with the great Rivers and 
 Railways, 17^ by 22 inches, coloured. 
 
 C. Smithy London, corrected to 1844 
 
 981 English Channel. Carte de la Manche faite par Ordre du 
 Roy pour le service de ses Armees de Mer. Far Le S'" 
 Sanson, 31^ by 23 inches, coloured. 
 
 Pierre Mortier et Compage. Amsterdam [1700] 
 
 982 English Channel. Aan Zijne Majesteit den Koning der 
 Nederlanden, etc. wordt deze Nieuwe Kaart van het 
 Kanaal van Engeland, vervaardigd volgens de beste hulp- 
 middelende nieuwste Starrekundige, Trigone metrische, en 
 Zeevaardkundige bepaling der Plaatsen Eerbiedig opge- 
 dragen door haren Dienaar J. G. Hulst van Keulen van de 
 Velde ; etc., op nieuw overgezien, on a large scaler rare 
 and valuable, 75 by 32 inches, mounted on canvas. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1827 
 988 English Colonies. Britannia Americana of Beschryving 
 der Engelsche Colonien in West Indien ( Uet Britannische 
 Rykin America), 2 vols, in \,Jine copy, vellum, scarce, fron- 
 tispieces, and many curious maps and 
 
 plates. 4° Amsterdam, 1720, 1721 
 
 The maps in tliis volume, purporting to be after those of II. Mol, are 
 monuments of gcogriiplilcal ignorance or impuilcnce. In the map of 
 New England, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, the four 
 great rivei-s — the Susquehanna, the Delaware, the Hudson, and the 
 Connecticut, all run due south parallel to each other from Canada on 
 46°. No wonder that the old Duke of Newcastle said he nmst go 
 and see the king when told that Newfoundland was an island, and 
 that it would be difficult to land troops there and n'arcb them on to 
 Boston. 
 
 984 English Colonies. Histoire et Commerce des Colonics 
 Angloiscs daus I'Amerique Septcntriouale, oil Ton trouve 
 des details curieux sur la constitution, principalemeut siir 
 celui de la ISfouvcllc-Anglcterre, de la Peusilvania, de la 
 Caroline, et de la Georgie, fine copy, scarce. 
 
 8° La Ilayc, 1755 
 
 985 Ens (Gaspae) Indi^s; Occiuentis IIistouia e.\- variis 
 Autoribus coUecta *&* Apud G. Lutzenkcrchen, Coloniw, 1012 
 
 Caspar Ens was one of the editors employed by the De Brys in 
 their collection of Voyages and Travels, 1590-1634, and was well- 
 read in the history and bibliogra})hy of the New World. This volume 
 is an able summary of Americjin discovery and history from the earliest 
 to its publication. The chapters on the four voyages of Columbus arc 
 elaborate. The work has generally been considered an abridgment of 
 the first eight parts of De Bry, but that is n -i ao. Ens uses authorities 
 not included in that collection. 
 
 
 
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 986 Epaminondaa. The address of Epaminondas to the citi- 
 zens of the State of New York [setting forth the merits of 
 De Witt Clinton and his claims to a re-election as Governor] 
 uncut, scarce. 8° T. HosJcins, Caldwell, N. Y. 1820 
 
 987 Eecilla y Zuniga (Alonso de) La Araucana, 4 tom. in 
 2 vols, half red morocco. 12° Faris, 1824 
 
 988 Equiano (Olandah) The Interesting Narrative of the Life 
 of 0. Equiano or Gustavus Vassa the African. Written by 
 himself [relating incidentally to America]. Sixth edition, 
 portrait, fine copy. 12° London, 1793 
 
 989 Equiano (Olandah) The Interesting Narrative of the Life 
 of 0. Equiano or Gustavus Vassa, the African. Written by 
 himself, Ninth edition, portrait and plate, 
 
 calf. 12" For the Author, London, 1794 
 
 990 Erie Canal. Facts and Observations relative to the Origin 
 and Completion of the Erie Canal [discussing the author- 
 ship of this project, and explaining the manner in which 
 the canal was proposed to be constructed, the plan which 
 has since been adopted, the disadvantages attending the 
 alteration, &c., giving to Gov. Clinton the credit to which 
 he is entitled, and no more], uncut, scarce, 
 
 8° N. B. Holmes, JVew York, 1825 
 
 991 Erskine (Eev. Mr. Ealph) Gospel Sonnets, or Spiritual 
 Songs in Six Parts. 1, Believer's Espousals ; 2, Believer's 
 Jointure ; 3, Believer's Riddle, etc. 2nd American edition, 
 from the 26th English edition,^«e clean 
 
 copy. 12° Isaiah Thomas, Worcester, 1798 
 
 992 ESCUDO de ARMAS de Mexico : Celestial Proteccion 
 de esta Ciudad, de la Nueva Espana y de casi todo el 
 Nuevo Muudo, Maria Santissima, en su portentosa luiagen 
 del Mexicauo Guadalupe, milagrosamente apparecida en el 
 Palacio Arzobispal el ano de 1531, y jurada su principal 
 Patrona el passada de 1737, etc, Por Cayetano de Cabrera 
 y Quintero. Fine large clean and perfect copy, with the 
 quaint copperplate frontispiece, designed by Joseph de Ibarra, 
 and engraved by Balthasor Troncoso of Mexico in 1743. 
 18 prel leaves + 522 pp.-\-Indice, 24 pp. Vellum. 
 
 folio, Mexico, por la Viuda de J. Bernardo de Hogal, 1746 
 An extraordinary Book, brimful of the marvellous in Religion, law, 
 medicine, history, and politico. All the authors, native and foreign, 
 who have written on Mexico, are here laid under contribution, the 
 religious elements predominating, but the historical not excluded. 
 There is much respecting the conversion and education of the 
 various tribes of Indians, and the institutions founded for their 
 benefit. 
 
 993 Essay on the Warehousing System and Government 
 Credits of the United States [issued by the Philadelphia 
 Chamber of Commerce, R. Ralston, President]. 
 
 8" Philadelphia, 1828 
 
Bihliotliecu HIstoricn 
 
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 sion, 
 foreign, 
 ition, the 
 excluded, 
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 994i Erie County, New Tcirk (INf.ap of) from Surveys, by S. 
 Geil 55 hy 35 inches, coloxired, fine clean copy, 
 scarce. Fhiladelpliia, 1855 
 
 995 Essays (Occasional) on Various Subjects, chiefly Political 
 and Historical, extracted partly from the Publick News- 
 papers during the present Reign, and partly from Tracts 
 published in the Eeigns of Queen Elizabeth, King Charles I, 
 King Charles II, etc. Jine copy, scarce. 
 
 8° E. Wilks, London, 1809 
 
 This book is a valuable key to much of the bibliography of the American 
 
 Revolution, as the editor has reprinted among other pieces many of his 
 
 own, and added his initials P.M. [Baron Maseres]. His notes are often 
 
 instructive, as for instance that about Franklin on page 129. 
 
 996 Europa [A Map of] herausgegebeu von J. C. Hinricha. 
 18 hy 14^ inches. Coloured. Leipzig, 1814i 
 
 997 Europa (Kaart van) uitgegeven door de Maatschappij tot 
 nut vanhet Algemeen. 21 iy 17 inches. Coloured. 
 
 Leijden en Oroninqen D, Du Mortier en Zoon, etc. [1730?] 
 
 998 Europa. Europa delineata et recena edita per Nicolaum 
 Visscher. 21 iy 17 inches. Coloured. [Amst. 1650] 
 
 999 Europe (A Map of) designed by Mounsieur Sanson and 
 rendered into English and Illustrated by Eic. Blome. 21J 
 by 15| inches. R. Blome, London, 1GG9 
 
 1000 Europe. Carte Generale dea Costes de I'Europe vsur 
 rOcean comprises depuis Dronthem et Norvege jusques au 
 Destroit de Gibraltar. Levee par Ordre du Eoy. 33 by 
 24 inches, coloured, very fine copy, scarce. Paris, 1G93 
 
 1001 Europe (L') divisee suivant I'estendiie de ses prineipaux 
 Estats subdivises en leurs priocipales Provinces par le 
 Sr. Sanson. 34J by 22^ inches, mutilated and tanned. 
 
 Alexis Hubert Jaillot, Paris, 1696 
 
 1002 Europe. Historische en Geographische Tafel om te leren 
 een kort begrip vande Landen en Staaten in Euro])a, haar 
 grootheyd, Besitting, en alles dat tot enderricht der Lief 
 hebbers van de Land beschryvinge dienen kan op gestelt 
 door C. Specht [with the arms of each State]. 23 by 19 
 inches. Utrecht, 1704 
 
 1003 Europe. Accuratissima Europfe Tabula, niultis locis cor- 
 recta et nuperrime edita. Authore Carolo Allard. 23 by \Q\ 
 inches, coloured. II. Covens and C. Mortier, Amsf. [1730 ?] 
 
 1004 Europe [A Map of] exhibiting its Piiiicipal States, etc. 
 251^ by 20 inches, coloured, fine and clean copy. 
 
 W. Faden, London, J.Uy ]st, 1791 
 
 1005 Europe. Map of Europe drawn from all the Best Sur- 
 veys, and Eectified by Astronomical Observations by A. 
 Arrowsraith, Geographer, Eatlibone Place, London, 1798. 
 50 by 57 inches, smoked and mounted 
 
 1006 Europe. Map of the Seat of War in Europe during 
 1799. lOi by 13 V inches. Engraved for the Universal 
 Scotch Almanack. 
 
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 ltX)7 Europe. Cautr Gkneralk et Itineraire de I'Europe 
 divisee en tons sos Etats d'aprea le Congrea do Vieniie ct 
 autrea traitea posterieurs, nouvellemcnt redigee et desainee 
 sur les Cartea et Ouvrages geograpliiquea lea plus accreditea 
 par Max. de Traux, Colonel, etc. 8 sheets each, 22!^ by 18^ 
 inches, coloured, very fine clean copy, 
 scarce. Artaria and Co, Vienne, 1818 
 
 1008 Europe. Charte von Europa, entworfen von F. W. 
 Strait. 26 by 21 inches, coloured. Nurnherg, 1818 
 
 1009 Europe [A Map of the] Mittel Europaiache Staaten 
 entw. u. gez. v. A. Stieler. 14 6y 11 inches, coloured 1818 
 
 1010 Europe. Ueberaichts-Karte der Mittel-Europaischen Staa- 
 ten rebat zwey Scalen iiber Qroaae und Einwohnerzahl allcr 
 P . : ^paisclien und Deutachen Staaten aua Stielers Hand- 
 el, a? entlehnt. Hierbey zwey auafiihrliche Statistiache 
 uiid Geographisebe Tabellen. Justus Perthes, Ootha, 1819 
 
 Two Tal)lcson 2 lorgc Sheets; 18 by 15 inches — contaiuhig full Statistics, 
 etc. of Europe. 
 
 1011 Eui'opc & America (Map showing the Plan for ahortening 
 the lino of passage of Steam Shipa between) by making St. 
 Tolr.i'iJ, ^^owfoundland, a Port of Call. 344 by 11| inches. 
 
 JSTew Tork, 185G 
 
 1012 Ell,- 'j. The Character of Euaebius, containing Ee- 
 ninj-i-s or. x I'nn nhlet intituled, True Pleasure, Chcarfulnesa 
 and Happiues the immediate Consequence of Religion 
 full" an'i coil' ' t " pi'oved. In a Letter from Atticus to 
 his I'Vie' ,',/;,'.' r., .^ , k-'citt. 
 
 8" {Villia'h an., ' '• mas Bradford, Philadelphia, 1767 
 
 1013 Eustace (Thomas) The Adventures of S. Eustace, ship- 
 wrecked 18 Jany. 1809 [including hia travela in America]. 
 By a Clergyman. 8" London, 1820 
 
 1014 EuxiNE. Pontus Euxinua. ^qure Jasonio pulsatum 
 remige primum. Ex couatibus Abraham! Ortelii, 18| 
 by n\ inches. A. Orteliiis {Antv. 1590 ?] 
 
 1015 Evana (W. J.) The Sugar-Planter's Manual: being a 
 Treatise on the Art of obtaining Sugar from tlie Sugar- 
 Cane, cloth. 8° Longmans, London, 1847 
 
 1016 Everett (Edward) Eulogy on Thomaa Dowae, of Catn- 
 bridgeport, pronounced before the Massachusetts Historical 
 Society, 9th December, 1858, with the Introductory Ad- 
 dreas by E. C. Winthrop, and an Appendix [reapecting the 
 Dowse Library presented to the Society]. 8° Boston, 1859 
 
 1017 Evana (Caleb) A Eeply to the Eev. Mr. Fletcher'a Vin- 
 dication of Mr. Wesley'a Calm Addresa to Our American 
 Colonies, uncut. 12° W. Pine, Bristol (1775) 
 
 1018 Explanation (An) of the Ten Commandments, partly 
 composed and partly compiled. By an Aged School-Mia- 
 treaa in the State of Maasachusetts. Fine copy, uncut, 
 scA.ncE. Henry Blake ^ Co., Keene (N. H.) 1794 
 
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 zahl alltT 
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 atistische 
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 lortenins; 
 akine; St. 
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 larfulness 
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 merica]. 
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 istorical 
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 ding the 
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 merican 
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 uneuf, 
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 liibliothecn Ileraldien 121 
 
 1019 Eyaminattox (An) of tlio Commoroial Principloa of the 
 lato Npgociation bc^twecii Great Britain and France in 
 17Gl,iii which tlie System of that Negotiation with Regard 
 to our Colonies and Coinmerco is considered. Tiie Second 
 Edition. Scarce, and impGrtant for American, espcciallij 
 Canadian History. 8" Dodsley, London, 17G2 
 
 This is a review of the nogotiations for Peace after the contests in 
 America, the bartering for Ishinds in botli lieinisphcrcs, and tlic tonus 
 and advanta;^cs of excliangc. The writer seems to think tliat 
 Guadalouijc is of more advantage to Great Hritain tlian Pennsylvania. 
 The whole question seems to turn selfishly upon the pivot of trade for 
 ourselves, tlic interests and wishes of the colonies being secondary 
 considerations. 
 
 1020 E.\planation of Terms used in Entomology, 5^7 pages, pri- 
 vately printed, scarce and valuable, without any name of 
 author, place, or date, hut 8« [Phil. ? 1S20 r ) 
 
 1021 ExQtJEMELTx (A. O.) De Americaxisciie Zee-Roovers. 
 Behelaendo een pertinento en waerachtige Beschrijving van 
 alle do voornaemste Roveryen, en onmenschelijcke wreed- 
 heden, die do Engelse en Fraiisc Rovers, tegeas do Spaen- 
 jaerden in America, goplceght hebben. Fine laryc clean 
 and licrfect copy, with curious frontispiece, portraits, maps 
 and plates. The Furst Eottiox, very uncommon, bound in 
 best red morocco extra by F. Bedford. 
 
 4" Bij Jan ten JLoorn, Amsterdam, 1G7S 
 This Original of the Buccanh;rs of Amkimca is the parent, prohalily, 
 of more hooks of ad /enture than any other. It has appeared in many 
 languages and in many shapes. All its editors and translators seem 
 to exercise the right of buccaneering on each other. This edition does 
 not often occur for s.alc. 
 
 1022 ExQUEMELiN (A. O.) Historie der Boeeaniers of Yrey- 
 buytera van America, frontispiece, maps and plates, vellum, 
 scarce. 
 
 4° K. ten Iloorn, Amsterdam, 1700 
 
 1023 
 
 ALCONER (Thomas) On the Discovery of the 
 Mississippi and on the Sonth Western, 
 Oregon, and North-Western Boundary of 
 the United States. With a Translation iVimi 
 the Original MS. of Memoirs, etc. relating 
 to the Discovery of the Mississippi. By Robert Cavelit'r 
 de la Salle, and the Chevalier Henry de Tonty, Jine cop//, 
 map showiny the boundaries. 12" Clarice, London, IS 11. 
 
 1024 Falconer (William) The Shipwreck. A Poem, with a 
 Sketch of hia Life. 12" James Watt, Montrose, ISll 
 
 1025 Falea (AVilliam R.) Memoir of W. R. Falcs, the Ports- 
 mouth Cripple, calf. 12" Phila. 1851 
 
 1026 Falklanda Islands. A Draught of, fine copy, scarce, 
 27 by 18 inches, coloured. Caring ton Bowles, London, 1770 
 
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 1027 Fall River (Massncliusotts) An Authentic Narrative 
 [containing a history of the Town, and of the affair of Misa 
 Cornell and Rev. E.K. Avery]. By the Author of " Talcs 
 National, Eevolutionarv," etc. etc. 
 
 12" Lilly, Wait, and Co., Boston, 1833 
 
 1028 Faria y Sousa (Emanuel de) The History of Portugal to 
 the Revolution under Jolin IV. in 1G40. Translated and 
 continued to 1G9S by Capt. John Stevens 8". London, 1098 
 
 1029 Farmer (John) and Moore (Jacob B.) A Gazetteer of 
 the State of New Hampshire, with an accurate Map of the 
 State, and several engravings by Abel Bowen, fine copy, 
 calf, scarce. 8" Jacob B, 3Ioore, Concord, 1823 
 
 1030 Farnhain (Luther) A Glance at Private Libraries [of 
 Boston], j^ne clean copy, scarce. 
 
 8" Crocker and Brewster, Boston, 1855 
 
 1031 Fashionable Tour (The) A Guide to Travellers visiting 
 the Midland iind Northern States and the Provinces of 
 Canada. Fourth edition, enlarged and improved, many 
 plates. 12" O. M. Davison, Saratoga Sjmnys, 1830 
 
 The local geography of this book ia excellent, and the primitive attrac- 
 tions of the various localities descrilicil, read luriouslj' enough in these 
 days when simplicity and comfort ut watering places have ceased to be 
 virtues. 
 
 1032 Fast-Sermon preached at Feb. the 10th, 1779. By 
 
 the Reverend shewing the Tyranny and Oppression 
 
 of the British King and Parliament respecting the American 
 Colonies. Inscribed to the Congress, Jine copy on thick 
 paper, uncut. Non-committal, intended to please both sides, 
 noplace or date, but. 8" [Phil. 1777 ?] 
 
 1033 Faux (W.) INIemorable Days in America, being a Journal 
 of a Tour to the United States to ascertain the Condition 
 and Prospects of British FiUiigrants, including Accounts of 
 Mr. Birkbeck's Settlement in the Illinois, loghouse frontis- 
 piece, boards, uncut. 8" London, 1823 
 
 1034 Fayette Cori^fTr, Pennsylvania, IMap of, scale 1 mile to 
 1 inch, 39 by 32 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, got up for 
 War Purposes, scAncE. [P/a7. 1863] 
 
 1035 Fearon (Henry Bradshaw) Sketches of America. A 
 Narrative of a Journey of Five Thousand Miles through 
 the Eastern and Western States of America, 3rd Edition, 
 boards, uncut. 8" Longmans, London, 1819 
 
 1036 Federal (The) Ready Reckoner, or Trader's Valuable 
 Guide, from One Mill to Two DoDars, to Avhich are added 
 I. a Table shewing the Value of Cents in Shillings, Pence, 
 and Farthings ; II. a Table shewing the Value of Foreign 
 Gold ; III. a Table of Interest at Six per cent. 
 
 12" L. Worcester, Worcester, Blassachusetts, 1795 
 
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 1037 Federalism. Royalty of Federalism ! Eend, try, decide 
 on the charge of "VVashington, that leading Federalists are 
 to Monarchy devoted. [The Federalists would change our 
 Bepublic to a form resembling the corrujit aud corrupting 
 system of the British Government.] 
 
 8" Printed at the Yankee OJJice, Boston [1817] 
 
 1038 Federalist (The) A Collection of Essays written in 
 favour of the New Constitxitiou, as agreed upon by tho 
 Federal Convention, September 17, 1787, 2 vols, in 1. 
 FinsT Edition, scarce. 12° McLean, Neio York, 1788 
 
 1039 Fenning (Daniel) Tho Ready Reckoner or Trader's Use- 
 ful Assistant, buying and selling all sorts of commodities, 
 shewing the Amount from Half a Farthing to 20». etc. 
 Eleventh Edition, compared by N. Y\ko.,fine copy, 
 scarce. 8" F. M. Blunt, Newbury Port, 1794 
 
 1010 Ferguson (Samuel) Lays of the Western Gael and other 
 Poems, cloth. 8" London, 18G5 
 
 1011 Fergusson (Adam) Practical Notes made during a Tour 
 in Canada and a portion of the United States in 1831, cZoM, 
 uncut. 12" Edinh. 1833 
 
 1012 Fergusson (Adam) Practical Notes made duriug a Tour 
 in Canada, aud a portion of the United States, in 1831, 
 cloth. 8" Edinb. 1833 
 
 1013 Fernandez de Medrano (Sebastian) Breve Tratado do 
 (jieographia, en tres ])artcs quo la una contiene la Descrip- 
 cion del Rio y Imperio de las Amazouas Americanas con 
 su Carta Gcographica ; la otra lo que poscen Franceses y 
 Inglescs, etc. en el nuevo Mundo, y la tercera del Estado 
 presente del Imporio del Gran Mogor y Rcync do Siam, 
 fine clean copy, with the rare map. 
 
 12° Lamberto Marchant, Brusselas, 1700 
 
 1044 Fernandez (Juan Patricio) Riclacion Historical de 
 
 las ]\Hssione3 de los Indios que llaman Chiquitos que estan 
 
 h. cargo do los Padres de la Compafiia do Jesus de la Pro- 
 
 vincia del Paraguay, vellum, scarce. 
 
 4° Por Manuel Fernandez, Madrid, 172G 
 Tliis original edition is as rare as it is important. Within a short time 
 after its pulilication it appeared in German in three different transla- 
 tions, also in Italian and Latin. It is a sort of Continuation of the 
 great work of Teciio, and gives an acconnt not only of the Chiquetos, 
 bnt many other tribes of Indians. The author was a Spanish Jesuit, 
 who lived many years in Paraguay, and became faniiliar with the 
 Indian languages and dialects. Backer and most other bibliographers 
 say that he died in 1672, and that this work was published a long time 
 after. This is a mistake. lie wai most likely born in 1072. Tlio 
 book shows that he was labouring in many lieduccioins between 1699 
 and 1718. It is the foundation of most of our Paraguay histories 
 between 1680 and 1717. 
 1015 Field (M.) City Architecture ; or Designs for Dwelling 
 Houses, Stores, Hotels, etc. in 20 plates, with Descriptions, 
 and an Essay on the Piinciples of Design, cloth. 
 
 8" New York, 1853 
 
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 1046 Fjnk (Ouonce) Nova, et intkoua vnivehsi obbis De- 
 Bt'BivTio OFFEIITMVS TiBi, Cauclido Lector, uuiuoraamorbiB 
 tcrriirum descriptionc, iuxta recoiitiuin Geographorum ac 
 Ilydrographoruin nientem, scriiata turn Aequatoris, turn pa- 
 ralk'lorum ad cas oua) ex ccntria proporlionc, gemina cor- 
 dis bumaui formula in piano coextensam : quarum lajua 
 borealem, dextra uero autstralera Mundi partem complec- 
 titur. Tu igitur munusculum hoc liberaliter excipito: 
 htibetoque gratias Christiano Wecholo, cuius fauore & im- 
 pcnsis ha;c tibi commuuicauiuraus. Vale, 1531, IJetise Julio 
 'J'his is a facsimile map, slightly reduced liy photo-lithography, printed 
 for Mr. lle:iry Stevens in New York, in 186'.t, of Oronce Fine's iiinions 
 (loiil)lc-licartC{l projection of our entire globe, as he understood it in 
 Jo.'H, compiled from ancient authors and the accounts of recent navi- 
 gators, for the Paris edition of the Novus Oiuus of 1532. Attached 
 to tills facsimile is a translation of Fine's map into Mercator's projec- 
 tion, which at once reveals its weaknesses and errors. Though in many 
 respects far in advance of all other printed maps at this date, yet in 
 other respects it is the culmination of absurdities in speculative geo- 
 graphy. It is easy to trace out the authorities for almost any line of his 
 map, and now to see how he misread them. Cortes' Itelation with his 
 iniip of the Gulf of Mexico, printed in 152-1 gave him Mexico and Cen- 
 tral America; and Marco Polo the name-s of Eastern Asia for the same 
 country. Ucmemhering Marco I'olo, the discovery of the Pacific, the 
 v(jyages of Corsali, Magellan, Varthema, the ancient writers, and the 
 Xurcmburg Chronicle ; and not foigetting the old vague idea of a great 
 Southern Continent, he lays one down, larger than Kurojie, Asia, and 
 Africa together, calling one part llegio Patalis, probably from the J'atas 
 peojilo whose feet were big enough for umbrellas, and other parts from 
 tlie fibled pigmies, or giants, or big birds. The truth seems to bo that 
 the discovery of Australia consisted in eliminating a small continent by 
 actual observation from a big bogus one, and even that long after IS.'Jl, 
 and not by the French as has been inferred partly from this map. As 
 a gcograi)lier, a mathematician, an astronomer, and a calculator of 
 longitudes Fine must hereafter take high rank among authors wlio 
 promoted the progress of discovery. Every one of his works should be 
 studied by the American historian. Born at BriauQOn in Dauphcnu 
 in 1494, he came to Paris early to seek his fortune, edited Martini's 
 Arithmetic, his first book, in 151'.), became Student and Professor in 
 the College of Navarre, revived the study of mathematics in France, 
 ])ublished many books of his own and edited others, and died poor in 
 Paris in 155.'5. — Sec Martini infra. 
 
 1017 EiNE (Obonce) Pbotomatiiesis ; Opus variuni, ac scitu 
 non minus utile quam jucuudutn, nunc primum in lucem 
 faelicitor emissuni, very fine large copy in vellum, 
 scAncE. fol. Parisiis, 1532 
 
 Evidently the author's pride and magnum opus, a very beautiful volume, 
 bearing throughout numerous marks of his exquisite taste, as well as 
 profound .scholarship. The charming title-page is a study, and a bio- 
 graphy, showing his county, his motto, and his herculean labours. To 
 this he adds •' llanc Author 2>ropio piugehat marte flgieram." The 
 headpieces represent emblems of studies, with his initials O. F., and his 
 own ])ortrait appears in the large picture of the Typus universus Orbis 
 with his beloved Candida by his side, under the name Urania. His 
 initials arc faintly given here also. 
 
 1019 Fisk (Oronce) Do his quae mundo mirabiliter cveniunt, 
 Chiudij Cii'lcstini opusculuni. Do inirabili potcstatc Artis 
 i;t Niitura;, EouKitu I^aciionis Anglici, libelliis. llajcduo 
 opusfuhi Oroiitiiia F. rccognoscibatj vellum. 4" Faris, 1542 
 
liibUutheca Historica 125 
 
 10A8 FiNfe (Ouonce) Aritumktica Piiactica Libris quatuor 
 absoluta, oninibus qui Mathomatieas ipsas traetare voliint 
 perutilis, aclinodunquc necessaria : ex novissima autlioris 
 rccognitioiio ainplior ac cinciidatior facta, a?clitio tortia, 
 very fine copi/, with beautiful woodcut border to title, head 
 pieces, initial letters, etc. cvident/i/ designed bxj Oronce him- 
 self, as manii of them hear his initials and devices. 
 
 Ibl. Ex OJJicinn Simonis Colincei, Parisiis, 15i2 
 
 1050 FrNt (Oronoe) Orontii Finooi Dclphinatis, etc. Quatlra- 
 tura Circuli, do Circiili nieiisura, et ratloue circul'erentifo 
 ad diametrum. Do invenicnda longitudines locoruin difle- 
 retia. Plaiiisphoeriuin, gc(.graphii'uni,^«tf copy, t:\CKSsi\\u.\ 
 HAUK. fol. Apud Simonus Culinaeum,Lnt. Paris. 1511 
 
 One of the neatest ho(jk.s wc know of, tlic tiile within a l)cnutifiil border, 
 and the bend pieces of doliihins, in delicate nllnsion to the iinthor'.s 
 native county. The huge Initial 1) at the bcginnin;; bears the arms 
 of Danphene, surrounded by the author's christian name. 
 
 1051 FiNi'. (Ouonce) LiisEa de Goometria Practica sivo do 
 practicis loiigitudinuni, planoruin et solidorum : hoc est 
 linearuin, superticieruni, et corporum mensionibiis aliquis- 
 quo iiiecbauicis ox demonstrntis Eiiclidis elemeutia corolla- 
 rius. Ubiet do Quadrate Geoinotrico, et virgis sen baculis 
 mensoriis. Nunc priinum apud Gennanis iu lucem omissus, 
 
 fine uncut co/ii/ of(/reat rarity, woodcuts. 
 
 4" Ec Officina Knoblochiana, Aryent. mense Martio, 1511 
 
 1052 FiNfc (Oronco) Dc solaribus Horologiis et Quadrantibus, 
 Libri quatuor [F, de composito et usu horologioriun. II. do 
 cjoteris liorologiis, III. Planispberiuiii sou Astrololutn iu 
 quadrantcui victore docet. IV. ipsius quadrentos geueralis 
 utilitatctn,] very fine lartie and clean copy, scarce, icith 
 woodcutn. -1" Apud Guliclmam Cavellat, Parisiis, 15G0 
 
 This is a posthumous work, edited by John Fine, a son of < )r(>nee, who in 
 the dedication gives a most touching account of his lather's mode of 
 life, his works, his wife, and children, and his death. 
 
 1053 Visk (Oiionck) Operk divise in cinque Parti ; Ari- 
 metica, Geometria, Co.smogralia e Oriuoli, tradcjttc da 
 Cosimo Bartoli, et git Specclii tradotti dal Cavab'cr Ercolo 
 Bottrigaro, vellum, scarce. 4;" Franceschi Senese, Venet. 15S7 
 
 Indispensable to the student of mathematics, nautical astronomy, and 
 early geography. 
 
 105-1 Finland. Nova Tabula INIagni Ducatus Finlandite in 
 Proviucias divisn, luultis locis aucta per F. de Witt, 20 i by 
 17 inches, coloured. Covens et Mortier, Amst. [1710 r] 
 
 1055 Fisher (VVilliain) New Travels among the Indians of 
 North America, being a Compilation from Captains Lewis 
 and Clark, and other Authors who travelled among the 
 various tribes of Indians, containing a variety of very plea- 
 sant Anecdotes, with a Dictionaiiy of tiik Indiax 
 ToxGUE,.////e copy, scarce, 2 portraits. 12" Phil. 1S12 
 
 This rare work contains the luimos and accounts of all the various 
 Iniliau tribes, with geographical and statistical particulars. 
 
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 12G Biiliotheca Oeographica 
 
 1050 Fisher (Alexander) A Journal of a Voyage of Discovery 
 to Iho Arctic Kegions in J[. M's. Ships llccia and Griper, 
 [commanded by Licuts. Purry and Liddon,] in 1819 and 
 \%20, with Chart of the discoveries. 8" London, \%2\ 
 
 1057 FiJiMiN (GiLKs) The Keal Christian, or a Treatise of 
 Ell'ectual Calling, to which is added a few words concern- 
 ing Socinianiam, ^00^/ original copi/, scauce. 
 
 8" Itogers tj/" Fowle,for J. Edivards in Cornhill, and J. 
 Blanchard, in Dock Square, Boston, 1742 
 
 The liistorinn of New Kiigliind who iiCKlcctB this author covora not 
 his tiulJ. Tho ^^Hsip about tho New Kngluiul Fathers is ample and 
 entertaining. Firniin was ii Kullblk man, e<lucatu<l at Emanuol (?) 
 i;oiiej,'e, L'ambriilgo, went to Now England about 1634, and not long 
 after is found priictisinj; as a physician at Ipswich, in Massachusetts, 
 where lived and preached the Hlinple Collcr nf Ajawani in America, 
 Nathaniel Ward. Finnin married Ward's daughter, became a ihoo- 
 logiiiu, returned to En;j;land, and became " Minister of tho Gospel at 
 Shalford, in Essex," from whence he was ejected in 1662, for Noncon- 
 formity. Ho then resumed his practice as a physician, and lived on till 
 10'.»7. In neither profession was it his practice, as he says, to ad- 
 minister " a rousing vomit " to his patients, " when they had need of 
 other kinds "f Physic." The bio;;raphical and bibliographical notices 
 of the two Thomases of New Englimd, Hooker and Shcpard,aro valu- 
 able. See page 215, for an account of the spurious editions of tho Sincere 
 Convert. 
 
 105S Flanders [A Map of, with the following Inscription,] 
 Carolus Calvns Imp. Balduino Ferreo ot Judithao Filise 
 suae Conjiigibua Regioncm Somonao Scaldi Occanoque iu- 
 rlusain Flandria) nomine appcllatam in Dotem tradit, scarce, 
 7 bij 0.^ inches. Alio, SGI 
 
 1059 Flanders (INfap of) lo Comte do Flandrc divise en scs 
 Chastelk'uics et JJalliajj;c3, etc. Lo Franc do Bruges ct le 
 Pays do Waca. Par [Sanson, 32 by 22| inches, coloured, Jine 
 and clean, Paris, 1692 
 
 1000 Flanders. Toatrc do la Giiorre en Flandre et Brabant, 
 Cleve, Cologne, ct lo Bas-llhcin, etc. [a Map,'] 55 by 38 
 inches, coloured, a large and splendid map, mutilated. 
 
 Apud Petrum Mortier, Ainstclodami, [1695] 
 
 1061 Flanders. Carte Particuliere des Costcs de Flandres, do 
 Picardio et do Normandie depuis Nicuport jusqu'a Dieppe. 
 Avec Ics Costcs do TAngleterro aux Environs du Pas do 
 Calais. Faitto par Ordre Exprez dii Roy do France, 30j by 
 23 inches, coloured, very fine copy. 
 
 Pierre Mortier et Compag. Amsterdam, [1700] 
 
 1062 Flanders. A New and Exact Map of the Theatre of 
 AVar in Flanders and Holland, commonly called the 17 
 Provinces, drawn from severall maps made on the places, by 
 E. Inselin, in Paris, translated into English at the expence 
 of Henry Overton of Loudon, Mapseller, 32 by 21 inches, 
 coloured, mutilated. Henry Overton, London, 1709 
 
iscovery 
 Griper, 
 no and 
 on. 1821 
 oatiso of 
 concerii- 
 
 7, and J. 
 on, 1742 
 
 lOvcrs not 
 iniple Hiul 
 nanuol (?) 
 id not long 
 sachnsctta, 
 I America, 
 no ft ihoo- 
 Gospel at 
 )r Noncon- 
 ivcd on till 
 lays, to ad- 
 ad need of 
 ical nuticcsi 
 1, arc valu- 
 tho Sincere 
 
 cription,] 
 lao Filiee 
 loque iu- 
 [it, scarce, 
 lAiio, 801 
 
 80 en SC3 
 
 63 ot le 
 tired, ^no 
 ris, 1G92 
 Brabant, 
 hy 38 
 d. 
 
 i, [1605] 
 ndros, do 
 
 Dieppe. 
 
 Pas do 
 
 c, 30i hy 
 
 [1700]^ 
 leatre of 
 the 17 
 llaces, by 
 I espence 
 
 inches. 
 Ion, 1709 
 
 Uiblioiheca lUatoricti 127 
 
 1003 Flanders. Carlo dii Comte do ]''landro, pnr Oiiillaunio 
 Do L'Isle, 25 by IH} inches, coloured 
 
 J, Covens et C. Alor/ier, Amsterdam, [1700] 
 
 1004 FlnndtTB. Cnrto dti Comto do Flandrc, Drcssoc pnr 
 Guillaumo do ]>Mh!o, 25 hy 10 inches, coloured. 
 
 J. (Mvens et 0. Mortier, Amsterdam, [1710] 
 
 1065 Flandera. Coniitatus Fliiiulriro Nova Tabula [with a 
 Decree of I'hilip of Spain in Dutcli at tho back], 20 i hy 
 10 J inches. U. Ilondius, Amst. 1710 
 
 1066 Flanders. Carlo dii Comto do Flandro, Nuivantles Nou- 
 vcllos Observations do MesHrs. do rAcadomio Koyalo, 10/;// 
 13 inches. Pierre vandcr An, Leide, [1710 ?] 
 
 1067 Flandria ct Zoelaiulia Coniitatus [a Map of], 20^ hy 10 
 inches. Apud Ouiljehnum lilaeuw, [1(518] 
 
 1008 Flandria) Partes duo) qiiaruni altera Proj)riotaria altera 
 Imperialia vulgo dicitur. {A Map), 20 J hy 10 inches. 
 
 Ouil. et Joh. Blaru, Amst. [1050?] 
 
 1009 FlandrioB Coinitatua Pars Soptentrionalis, coniproliendcns 
 Franconatuni Brugeiisom, etc. per N. Visscher, 22 hy 1!) 
 inches. Amst. Bat. [iG(\0^ 
 
 1070 Flandrisp Coniitatus Pars Aiistrnlis in Castellaniam Insu- 
 lanam, Balliviatuin Duaccnsom, etc. divisa per N. Vissolior, 
 21 hy 19 inches. Amst. [1(5S0] 
 
 1071 Flavel (Kev. John) The Touchstone of Sincerity, or Tri;i I 
 of True and False Kcligion. AVritten anew from tho Ori- 
 ginal second edition. 21" T. Bedlinyton, Boston, iSlS 
 
 72 Fleming (Eobcrt, V.DM) SecuUim Davidicimi Kcdivi- 
 vum. The Divine Right of tho lievohition scripturally and 
 rationally evinced and applied, uncut. 8° London. < \1\Y.\) 
 
 1073 Flint (James) Letters from America, containing )bscr- 
 vations on tho Western States, etc. boards, 
 
 uncut. 8" Edinburgh, 1822 
 
 1074 Flint (Timothy) Ixdian WAns of the West, contain- 
 ing Biographical Sketches of those Pioneers who headed tho 
 Western Settlers in repelling tho Attacks of tlie Savages, 
 with a View of tlie Character, Manners, Monuments, Anti- 
 quities of the Western Indians, /7??e clean copy in the original 
 binding, scauce. 12" E. II. Flint, Cincinnati, 183:} 
 
 Inserted in tliis copy arc five pnjj;cs of notes clironolo^ficnlly arraiiiicti, 
 from 1512 to 18II5, rcspcftiiig tlie Indians, being a sort of index to tliis 
 volume, by tliat earnest liistoriiin and indefatigable anticinary S. G. 
 Drake of Boston. 
 
 1075 Florida et Apalehe, (a Map), Hi hy 9 inches. 
 
 TJ^ytJleet, Lovanii, 1597 
 
 1076 Florida. Message from the President of tho United 
 States [John Adams] transmitting a Report and Documents 
 relative to the Boundary Line between the United States 
 and East and West Florida, June Pith, 1797, ^ne copy, 
 uncut, scarce.- 8" Phil ad. 1797 
 
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 128 Bihiiothecn Oeoqraphica 
 
 1077 Florida. Map of the Territory of Floriila oonnooted \vi( li 
 the Delta of tlio Mississippi, anuexcd to tlio Koport of thi' 
 Board oi' Internal Improvement, Feb. 19th, 1829, relating 
 to the Canal to connect the Atlantic with the Gulf of 
 Mexico ; and describing the Inland Navigation parallel to 
 the Coast from the Mississippi to the Bay of Espiritu Santo, 
 and from St, Mary's Harbour to St. Augustine. Drawn 
 by W. H. Swift, G6 hy 2G^ inihes, mounted on canvas, tery 
 UARE Washington, 1829 
 
 1078 Florida. Map of the Seat of War in Florida, compiled 
 by Order of the Honble. Joel II. Poinsett, Secretary of 
 War, under the direction of Col. J. J. Abort, 20^ by 34.^ 
 inches. Washington City, 1838 
 
 1079 Fobes (Peres, of Baynham) The Paradise of God opened 
 to a penitent Thief in Answer to his dying Prayer to a dying 
 Saviour, considered and improved in a Sermon at Taunton, 
 Nov. 11, 1784, the Day of the Execution of John Dixon for 
 Burglary, with an Appendix on the Enormity of Burglary, 
 and a Sketch of Dixon's Life.^HC ccrpy, 
 
 uncut. 8" Bennett Wheeler, Providence, [1784] 
 
 1080 FoRSTER (Johann Eeinhold) Geschichto der Entdeck- 
 ungen und Schiftahrtcu im Norden. Mit neuen Original- 
 karteu verschen. 8° Fi-ankfart an der Oder, 1784 
 
 The student of northern voyages and gcograpliy by I'orster, should be 
 contented with nothing less than this original edition, with the maps 
 prepared under the author's own eye. The London and Dublin editions 
 do not come up to the mark. 
 
 1081 Forstcr (John Eeinhold) History of the Voyages and 
 Discoveries made in the North. Translated from the Ger- 
 man, with new and original map of the Countries about the 
 North Pole, 1783, half calf. 8" Dublin, 178G 
 
 10S2 Foster (Daniel, of New Braintree) Sermon before John 
 Hancock, Governour, the Council, Senate, etc. of Massa- 
 chusetts, May 20, 1790, being the General Election,./??;? 
 andclean^ S" Thomas Adams, Boston, 1790 
 
 1083 booster (Rev. Isaac, of Stafford) Christ Jesus a common 
 Saviour, a Sermon preached at the Ordination of the Eev, 
 Joel Foster to the Pastoral Office in New-Salem, 9 June, 
 1779. 8" I. Thomas, Worcester, 1779 
 
 1084 Foster (John Y.) New Jersey and the Eebellion, a 
 History of tlic Services of the Troops and People of New 
 Jersey in aid of the Union Cause. Published by Authority 
 of the ^iviie, cloth, ^12 pages. 
 
 8" 21. E. Dennis, Newark, N. J. 186S 
 
 1085 Fowler (M.) A General Account of the Calamities occa- 
 sioned by the late tremendous Hurricanes and Earthquakes 
 in the AV''e8t-India Islands, with the Petitions and to Reso- 
 lutions of the House of Commons, etc. 
 
 8" Stock-dale, London, 17S1 
 
 
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 129 
 
 cted with 
 art of IIk' 
 I, relating 
 ,e Gulf of 
 )arallel to 
 itu Sauto, 
 . Drawn 
 vas, TEBY 
 ',ton, 1829 
 , compiled 
 cretary of 
 \0\ by 341 
 City, 1838 
 od opened 
 to a dying 
 i Taunton, 
 Dixon for 
 Burglary, 
 
 ice, [1781] 
 
 Entdeck- 
 
 1 Original- 
 
 Oder, 1781 
 
 er, should be 
 ith the maps 
 ibliii editions 
 
 )yage3 and 
 the Ger- 
 about the 
 tblin, 1786 
 "ore John 
 of Massa- 
 ction, fine 
 )ston, 1790 
 a common 
 f the Kov. 
 9 June, 
 sler, 1779 
 
 ELIilON, a 
 
 e of New 
 Authority 
 
 ■y. J. 1S6S 
 itiea occa- 
 rthquakcs 
 I to Rcso- 
 
 <foii, 17SI 
 
 a, 
 
 linen 
 
 1090 France, 
 inches, 
 
 1091 France 
 
 1086 Fowler (Col. W. H.) Guide for Claimants of Deceased 
 Soldiers, being Instructions to Army Officers and to Claim- 
 ants, etc. Revised and approved by the Second Auditor and 
 Comptroller of the Treasury [of the Confederate States], 
 scarce. 12o O. P. Evans and Co., Richmond, Va. 1804 
 
 1087 Foxcroft (Thos.) Ministers Spiritual Parents or Fathers 
 in the Church of God. A Sermon at the Ordination of the 
 Eev. Mr. John Lowell, at Newbury, Jan. 19, 1723-6, ^ne 
 copy, scarce. 
 
 12° B. Green for Samuel err ish, Boston in N'.E.V!2Q 
 
 1088 France (Carte Physique de la), par Mr. Mentelle, N. B. 
 On n'a indique sur cette Caite que les principales chaines 
 deMontagnes outerraiues eleves, et les principales Rivieres, 
 1G| by 12^ inches, fine copy. Paris, n. d. 
 
 10S9 FuANCE. Carte de la France et du Royaurae d'ltalie 
 divises en Departemens Indiquant. 1° les Chefs-lieux des 
 Departemens, Arrondissemens Communaux, Justices de 
 Paix et autroa etablissemens Civils et Militaires. 2° Les 
 Routes de diverses Classes. 3° Les Fleuves, Rivieres et 
 Canaux. Par E. Mentelle, Membre de I'lnstitut-National 
 [et] P. G. Chanlaire. 50 by 40^ inches, mounted on 
 
 Paris, n.d. 
 Carte dc la France Septentrionale, 31 by 17 
 
 n.d. 
 Gallia Vetua, ad Jul. Cajsaria Commentaria, ei 
 Conatibus Geographicis Abrah. Ortelli, 19 by 15 inches, 
 
 [Antv. 1570] 
 
 1092 France. GallisB Yeteris Typua, 19^ by 15^ inches. 
 
 loannes lanssonius, Amst, [1635 ?] 
 
 1093 France (A Generall Mapp of the Kingdom of), Designed 
 by Monsieur Sanson, and Rendred into English by Ric: 
 Blome ; 11 by 16 inches, scarce. JR. Blome, London, 166S> 
 
 1094 France. Gallia) sou Francia) Tabula qua omnes Pro- 
 viucia) argiaria?, etc. ostenduntur per N. Visscher, 22 by 18 
 inches, coloured. \_Amat. 1630 ?] 
 
 1095 France. Gouvernemcnt General de I'lsle de France, ou 
 sont la France, le Valois, Soissonnoisle Beauvaisis, Laon- 
 nois la Brie, Frangoise I'Hurepoix Noyonnois et les Comtes 
 de Senlis et de Dreux, etc., divisez en xviii Elections, 23 
 by 19 inches, coloured, 
 
 \_F, de Witt, D. Covens et E. Ifortier, Amst. [1710 ?] 
 
 1096 France. Totius Regni Gallia) s' o Francia), Tabula cum 
 suis Provinciis, Urbibus, Pagis, Angariis, etc. per C. Allard, 
 2U by 17i inches, [Amst. 1736 ?] 
 
 1097 Franco. Laudkaart van 't Oude Gallic ten tyde van 
 Julius Claudius Civilis. Gallia) Votcris typns, etc. 15 by 
 142 inches. [Amst. 1750 ?] 
 
 1098 France. Landkaart van 't Oude Gallic ten tyde van 
 luliua Cajsar. Gallia) Votcris typus, etc. 15 by 14i inches, 
 
 [Amst, 1750 ?] 
 s 
 
 11 
 
 14. 
 
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 '1ffl 
 
 130 Bihliotheca Geoyruphica 
 
 1099 France. Gallia Antiqua ex ^>i Eomani monumentis 
 eruta. Auctor D'Anville, 23 hy 18 inches, coloured, 
 clean. Les Galeries du Louvre, 17G0 
 
 1100 France. Gallia Antiqua ex ^vi Komani Monumentis 
 eruta. Auctor D'Anville, 22 1 ly 17| inches, coloured. 
 
 Noremhergcs, 1783 
 
 1101 France (Map of). Franco divided into Provinces, 24 hj 
 20s inches, coloured. By W. Faden, London, 1790 
 
 1102 France (Map of). France divided into Metropolitan 
 Circles, Departments, and Districts, as decreed by the 
 National Assembly, 179D, 24 hy 20 \ inches, 
 
 coloured. W. Faden, London, Oct. 1, 1792 
 
 The General Treaty with France, 1815, is pasted at the back of the 
 Map. 
 
 1103 France. A Map of the Northern Part of France, to 
 facilitate the knowledge of the Operations carried on by 
 the Allied Armies against the French Conventional Troops, 
 30^ by 21 inches, coloured, Jine copy. 
 
 William Faden, London, May 1st, 1793 
 
 1104 France. The Conduct of the Government of France 
 
 towards the Eepublic of Geneva, translated from the 
 
 French [of D. Chauvet,] by a Citizen of Trentpu, [New 
 
 Jersey,] Jine and uncut, dedicated in a long letter to Albert 
 
 Oalletin, scarce. 8° O. Craft, Trenton, October, 1798 
 
 1105 France (Carte de la) ou Ton a essaye de donner la Con- 
 figuration de son Tcrritoire par une Nouvelle Methode do 
 Nivellements. Par I'lngonieur Geographe Dupain-Triel, 
 iine copy, 21-i- by 19 inches, shaded. Paris, An X. [1802] 
 
 1100 Franco. Nouvelle Carte de tout rEinpiro Frangais 
 Neueste Karte, etc. von J. E. Hinrichs, 15 by 13^ inches, 
 coloured. Leipzig, 1814 
 
 1107 France. Tableau de I'llistoire de France depuis les 
 Gaulois jusqu' a nos jours Eedige d'apres I'Art de verifier 
 les dates, I'Abrege clironologiquc du president Herault, les 
 histoires de France de Mezeray, Velly, etc. par Hocquart, 
 18^ hy 24^ inches, coloured. Saintin, Paris, 1819 
 
 1108 France. Carte de la France pour servir de Tableau 
 d' Assemblage h 1' Atlas Communal par Divisions Militaires. 
 [Atlas Communal, etc. in 21 Maps, but Divisions 4, 11-12, 
 and 21 are wanting, if ever published,] 18 sheets of 20, 24, 
 or 26 by 18, 19, or 21 inches, coloured, fine and clean, 
 scarce. Dandalle, Paris, 1823 
 
 1109 France. Carte Itineraire de la France divisee en 80 
 Departemens oil sont indiquees les routes royales de 1'", 
 
 2 et 3 Classes avec la distance en lieues de Poste de Paris 
 h chaque Chef-lieu de Departement, par de Belleyme, 31J 
 hy 25 inches, coloured, fine copy, a splendid map. 
 
 J. Goitjon, Paris, 1824 
 
Bibliotheca Ilistorica 
 
 131 
 
 1110 Francisci (Erasmus) Acerra Exoticorum, oder Histo- 
 rischea Rauchfass dariancn mancherley fremde Fiille iind 
 Geschichte nebens audern Erzehlungen, als etlicher Kunst- 
 uud Natur-Wunder aua Sina, Cochinchina, Tunchin, Per- 
 sien, Tiirckey, America, Africa, Eussland, etc. Zusamer 
 gesucht. 8" Franckfurt, 1672 
 
 1111 Franck (Augustus Ilermannus) Pietas Halleusis, or a 
 Publick Demonstration of the Foot-Steps of a Divine 
 Being yet in the World, in an Historical Narration of the 
 Orphan-House, and other Charitai^le Institutions at 
 Glaucha, near Hall, in Saxony, done out of High Dutch, 
 
 8° James Davidson, Edinburgh, YI27 
 
 1112 Franconia. Le Cercle de Franconie divise en tous lea 
 Estats qui le composeut, par II. Jaillot, 24 hj 18j inches, 
 coloured. H. Jaillot, [^Paris, 1690] 
 
 1113 Franconia. Circulus Franconicus divisa in Ducatus 
 Coburgi, Franconia;, et Episcopatus Wurtzburgi, etc. 
 Marchionatus Culm, etc. per Ger: et Leou: Valk, 22} by 
 19^ inches, coloured. [^Amst. 1710 ?] 
 
 1114 Frankfort. Neucster Grundriss der Freyen Stadt 
 Frankfurt a/M. uud Sachsenhausen ncbst ihrcn Umge- 
 bungen, size of oval 20by 15i inches, coloured,Jlne copy. 
 
 Carl Jtiqel, Frankfurt, a/M. n. d. 
 
 1115 Fhankliit (Benjamin) An Answer to INlr. Franklin's 
 Kemarks on a late Px'otest, ^we, c/ean, and uncut, VEar 
 BARE. 8" William Bradford, Philadelphia, 1761i 
 
 Full of bitterness npainst Franklin. The writer begins. " A day or 
 two after Mr. Franklin's departure for England, havinj^ seen his remarks 
 in the hands of a gentleman, 1 gave them a cursory perusal ; but found 
 them so replete with bitter calumnies and gross evasions, that I judged,'' 
 and so on throu<j;h 22 pages. iStill Franklin, at this time the best 
 abused man in rennsylvania, survived all the attacks of his enemies, 
 and came out the big end of the horn, which they did not. 
 1110 Franklin County, Oliio, (Map of,) from Surveys by J. 
 Graham, \_wilh views of institutions and private residences,] 
 35 bi/ 39 inches, coloured, fine clean copy. Out of print and 
 scarce. Philadelp. 1S50 
 
 1117 Franklin (James) The Present State of Hayti, witli Itc- 
 marka on its Agriculture, Commerce, Laws, Religion, 
 Finances, etc. 8" London, 1S28 
 
 1118 Fremont (John Charles) Geographical Memoir upon 
 Upper California, in illustration of his Map of Oregon and 
 California, addressed to the Senate, the scarce original 
 edition, no map. 8" Washinyton, 18 IS 
 
 1119 French (George) Tlie History of Col. Parke'a Admi- 
 nistration whilst ho was Chief (ioveriior of the Leeward 
 Islands, with an Account of the Rebellion in Antegoa, 
 wherein he with several others were nuirthcr'd, the 7th 
 Dec. 1710, portrait of Daniel Parke, fine clean copy, 
 scarce. 8" London, 1717 
 
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 1120 French (Jonathan) A Practical Discourse against Ex- 
 tortion from Ezekiel xxii. 12, delivered at a Lecture in 
 the South Parish, in Andover, January 1, 1711, fine copy, 
 uncut. 8° T. Sf J. Fleet, Boston, Neto England, 1777 
 
 1121 French (Jonathan) A Sermon, preached at the Ordina- 
 tion of the Bev. Mr. Daniel Oliver to the Second Church 
 in Beverly, October 3, 17S7,fine, clean, uncut. 
 
 8° John Ml/call, Newbury -Port, [1787] 
 
 1122 Feench "Wab in Amebica. Histoire de la Guerre 
 
 contra lea Anglois,j?we copy, uncut, but the first four leaves 
 
 on sheet P. torn off at top, veby babe. 8* Geneve, 1759 
 
 The firat book opens with a description of Canada, and the State of 
 
 Affairs between the French and the English there, and on the Ohio. A 
 full Account is given of the evacuation of that teiritory by Vvasingliton, 
 as the name is printed in many places. Book V ends with the account 
 of the expeditions in Lake George and Champlain, in 1757 and 1758. 
 
 1123 Frey (Joseph Samuel C. F.) The Converted Jew, or 
 Memoirs of the Life of J. S. C. F. Frey. 12" Boston, 1816 
 
 1124 Friendly Islands. Kaart der Vriendelyke Eilanden behoo- 
 rende tot de door het Provinciaal Utrechtsch Genootschap 
 bekroonde Verhandeling van K. G. Bennet et J. van Wyk 
 Ez. 24^ by 19 inches. Dordrecht, [1820?] 
 
 1125 Friesland. LaSeigneurie d'Ouest-Frise, ou Frise Occi- 
 deiitale divisee en sea Trois Parties, ^«e ^o^py, 22 ly 16J 
 inches, coloured. H. Jaillot, Paris, ] 692 
 
 1126 Friesland. Oost-Frise, ou le Comte d'Embden subdi- 
 vise en ses principales Jurisdictions par le Sr. Sanson, 
 22 by 17 inches, coloured, fine copy. II. Jaillot, Paris, 1692 
 
 1127 Friesland. Frisij© Dominium vernacule Friesland Ver- 
 deeld in de Hoofd-dcclen van Oostergoo Westergoo en 
 Sevenwolden als ook de 11 Steden Zynde noch onderachy- 
 den in XXX Grieteneyen, 23 by 20 inches, coloured, a fine 
 map. Petrus Schenk, Amsterdam, 1706 
 
 1128 Friesland. [Map of] La Frise suivant les Nouvelles Ob- 
 servations de Messrs. de I'Academie Eoyale, 16 by 13 
 inches. Pierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710] 
 
 1129 Friesland. Tabula Comitatus Frisiaj auctore B. Schotano 
 & Sterringa, edita a Frederico de Wit, ^\\by 18 inches, 
 coloured. J. CSvens et C. Mortier, Amstelodami, [1720 ?] 
 
 1130 Friesland. Typus Frisiw Orieutalis, Auctore Vbbone 
 Emmio, 19 by 14^ inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 P. Schenk Sf G. Valk. [Amst. 1720 ?] 
 
 1131 Friesland. Descriptio Agri Frisii Antiqui aliorumque 
 trans Ehenum, etc. auctore Mensone Alting, 16i by 13 
 inches. [1780 ?] 
 
 1132 Friesland. Pars III. Frisiae Ilaereditariae seu Trajec- 
 tini Episcopatus Dicio una cum Gelria ad Heuricorum Tem- 
 pera, auctore Mensone Alting, 16J by 12 inches. 
 
 Amstelodami, [1780 ?] 
 
 1133 Friesland. Descriptio Frisia; sub Francorum reditum 
 qua hodie YII Foederator, est, auctore Meusouo Alting, a 
 map. [1780?] 
 
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 133 
 
 1134 Friesland. Descriptio Frisiae Hacreditariae inter Seal- 
 dim et Kinnemum sub Carolinis, auctore Mensone Alting, 
 a map. [1780] 
 
 1135 Fulton [State of New York], Map of the Village of, by 
 Peter Schenck, Surveyor, 36 bi/ 42 inches, coloured, fine 
 clean copy. Philadelphia, 1855 
 
 1136 Funnell ("William) A Voyage Bound the World, con- 
 taining an Account of Capt. Dam pier's Expedition into the 
 South Seas, in 1733-T704. Together with the Author's 
 Voyage from Arnapalla to East India, fine copy, maps and 
 plates. 8° W. Botham, London, 1707 
 
 1137 FuRMAN (Gabhiel) Notes, Gteoobapiiical and His- 
 torical, relating to the Town of Brooklyn, in King's County, 
 on Long-Island, Jine copy of a very rare voluine of local 
 history. 12" A. Spooner, Brooklyn, 1824 
 
 1138 li^^^lADES oder Cales Males durch die Englischen 
 uiid Holcuder besprungen [A curious plan of 
 the Siege of Cadiz in 1625 by the English 
 Fleet, with three stanzas in German at the 
 foot, commencing — 
 
 Hispania findt ncwe gest, Die Englische Flott thut ihr best, 
 etc. 11 iy 8J inches, scarce. 1 Beeemb. 1625 
 
 1139 Gage (Thomas) Nieuwe ende seer naeuwkeurige Reyse 
 door de Spaensche West-Indien. Overgeset door H. V. Q. 
 Den tweeden Druk, fine copy, vellum, frontispiece and 
 plates. 4° Wm. de Coup, Amsterdam, 1700 
 
 1140 Gage (Thomas) Nieuwe ende seer naeuwkeurige Eeyso 
 door de Spaensche AVest Indien. Overgeset door H. V. Q. 
 Den Tweeden Druk, frontispiece and plates, perfectly 
 UNCUT. 4" Willem de Coup, Atnsterdam, 1700 
 
 1141 Gale (Doct.) Letter to J. W. Esquire, containing a 
 Narrative of the Principal Matters of a Public and Interest- 
 ing Nature, which were Subjects of the Debates and 
 Eesolves of the General Assembly of Connecticut in May, 
 I769,^we clean copy, uncut, excessively scahce. 
 
 S" Green ^ Watson, Hartford, 1769 
 
 1142 Gallais (M.) Histoire du Dix-huit Brumaire et de Buona- 
 parte suivie de Pieces Justificatives Secondo (Troisieme) 
 Partie, 2 pts. uncut. 8" Paris, 1814-1815 
 
 1143 Gallatin (Albert) Considerations on the Currency and 
 Banking System of the U. States. 8" Carey ^ Lea, Phil. 1831 
 
 1141 Gallatin (Albert) The Oregon Question, historical and 
 geographical. 8" Bartlett ^ Welford, New York, 1846 
 
 1145 Gabcilasso de la Vega (El Yuca) Geschichte der Ero- 
 berung von Florida iibersetzet von II. L. IMeicr, a rare 
 edition. 8° Zelle, Franckfurt und Leipzig, 1753 
 
 This double translation is valuable for its life of Garcilasso, and the 
 many historical and bibliographical notes of the editor. 
 
 1146 Gardiner {Captain Henry) The Anglo- American, or 
 Memoirs of Capt. H. Gardiner, scarce. 12" London, 1813 
 
 Chapter XVI contains a geographical description of the United States. 
 
 
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 1147 GALAEDI (Ferdinand de) Tbaite Polittqtte ton- 
 chant lea Atnbassades Ligues et les Ordres Militaires 
 d'Espagae, engraved frontispiece, fine copy, scarce. 
 
 12« [Elziver, Leyde, IGGO] 
 This extraordinary little book though compiled from Herrera and other 
 good Spanish authorities is valued chiefly for its long and qnaint dedi- 
 cation to Don Pedho Columkus, who is styled Grand Admiral ol' the 
 Indies, Dulic of Veragua, Duke of La Vega [in Santo Domingo], 
 Grandee of Spain, Marquis of Jamaica, Count of Helvas, Marquis of 
 Villa-Mizar, Capt.-Genei'al of Marines and the Maritime Coasts of the 
 Low Countries, etc. Fronting tliis dedication are the arms of the 
 Cohnubus family with all the quarterings to this Don Pedro, with the 
 famous motto A Costilla i a Leon Nuevo Mvndo dio Colon. A full, 
 and probal)Iy correct, genealogy of the Columbus family is given from 
 Ferrero Colombo of Cuzaro, through Domenic and Christoper, Diego 
 and Louis, to our Pedro, who was son of Isabella, the third daughter 
 of Diego the Second Admiral, and who inherited after the direct line 
 ran out with the dissolute third Admiral Don Louis. The Great Admiral's 
 second son is called Fekxanuo Henhequez, and our author says: 
 " Ferdinand Frcre de D. Diego legna en niourant a la grande Eglise do 
 Seville, sa Bibliotlicque de 13. mille volumes, et entrc ceux hi, la vie 
 de son incomparable Pere, qu'il consecra dans un stile tres-elegant a 
 la posterito," a passage which, though it must be taken for what it is 
 worth, seems to have escajjcd the research of the iconoclasts of Anda- 
 lusia, who are out with a weak-eyed little book demolishing as bogus 
 tills same Life of Christoper Columbus l)y his son. But the odd part 
 of this dedication of Gallardi is the cool repetition of the story of the 
 Pilot of Madeira dying in the house of Columbus, and in gratitude for 
 kindness revealing to him the discoveries he had made of lands in the 
 West, thus relieving Columbus of the originality and honour of his 
 discovery. 
 
 1148 Gardiner (Capt. Eichard) An Account of the Expedition 
 to the West Indies against Martinico, G uadelupe and others, 
 the Leeward Islands, subject to the French King, 1759, 
 2nd edit, with two maps, sca7'ce. S" Z. Stuart, London, 17G0 
 
 1149 Gardiner (John) The Speech of J. Gardiner, Esquire, 
 delivered in the House of Itepresentatives, on Thursday, 
 2Gth January, 1792 ; on the Subject of the Eeport of the 
 Committee, appointed to consider the expedience of Re- 
 pealing the Law against Theatrical Exhibitions within this 
 Commonwealth, y?ne, clean, and uncut, no plate. 
 
 8" For the Author, Boston, 1792 
 
 1150 Gascony. Carte du Golfe de Gascogne contenant les 
 Costes de France et d'Espagne depuis I'lsle d'Ouessant 
 jusqu'au Cap de Finistorre. Levee par Ordre du Eoy. 
 35 by 28 J inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Gerard Van Keiilen, Amsterdam [1G90). 
 
 1151 GASPfe (Plan of the District of), by Joseph Bouchette, 
 Surveyor General, 18a by 15 1 inches 
 
 W. Faden, Charing Cross, Aug. 12th, 1815 
 
 1152 Gay (Ebenezer, of Ilingham, Mass.) Zcchariah's Vision 
 of Christ's Martial Glory, open'd and apply 'd, in a Sermon 
 proach'd at the Desire of the Honourable Artillery Com- 
 pany in Boston, June 3rd, 1728,_/?«e and clean 
 
 ' S" ./. Fliof, Boston, 1728 
 
 1151 
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Bibliotlieca Jlislorica. 
 
 135 
 
 1153 Gay (Ebcnezcr, of Hingham) The true Spirit of a Gospel- 
 Minister represented and urged, A Sermon preach'd betbro 
 the Ministers of the Miissachusetts Bay at their Annual 
 Convention in Boston, May 29, 1746, clean, fine and uncut, 
 scarce. 8" D. Goohin, Boston, IT-IG 
 
 1151 Gay (Ebenezer) The Old Man's Calender. A Discourse 
 on Joshua xiv. 10, delivered in the first parish of Hingham, 
 on the Lord's Day, August 26, 1781, the Birthday of the 
 Author [with a historical, genealogical and biographical 
 Appendix] 8° Jedidiah Farmer, Ilingliam, May, 1816 
 
 1155 Gay (Ebenezer, of Hingham) Natural lieligion as dis- 
 tinguished from llevealed : a Sermon at the Annual Dud- 
 leian-Lecture at Harvard-College, May 9, 17 5\), fine, clean, 
 and uncut. ^^ John Draper, Boston, New England, 1759 
 
 1156 Gay (Ebenezer) The Old Man's Calendar. A Discourse 
 on Joshua xiv. 10. Delivered in the first Parish of Hing- 
 ham on the Lord's Day, August 26, 1781, the Birth Day 
 of the Author [with an Appendix containing a Sketch of 
 the Character of Dr. Gay and historical notes] 
 
 rare. S'> J. D Ciishinq, Salem, 1822 
 
 1157 Gay (Frederick A.) For Gratuitous Distribution. 
 Sketches of California, an Account of the Life, Manners 
 and Customs of the Inhabitants, its History, etc. Also 
 interesting information in relation to the Canchalagua, a 
 Californiun Blant of liare Medicinal Virtues. 
 
 S" Redding Sf Co., Boston, 1818 
 
 1158 Gedenkwaardtoe (de) West-Indise Voyagien gedaaii 
 door C. Columbus, A. Vesputius, en L. Hennepin, etc. 
 Mitsgaders H. Benzoni, Gic, frontispiece and many maps and 
 plates, vellum, scarce. 4" Legden, 1701 
 
 1159 Gee (Joshua) Tlie Trade and Navigation of Great Britain 
 co7isidercd, showing that the surest way for a Nation to 
 increase in riches is to prevent the importation of such 
 foreign commodities as may be raised at homo, etc. etc. 
 New edition with Notes by a Merchant, ^ne copy, 
 
 calf 12" London, 1767 
 
 A considerable part of this book relates to colonial and intercolonial trade. 
 
 1160 Geisleu (Adam Fuieduicii) KuazE KARAKTEu-und 
 Thatenschilderungen von hundert und siebenfunfzig sich in 
 leztern amerikanischeu Kriege vorziiglich ausgezeichueter 
 brittischer Offiziere wio audi einiger OfBzicre von den 
 deutschen Hiilfstruppen (Short Sketches of the Characters 
 and Acts of one hundred and seventy-five British Officers 
 who especially distinguished themselves in the last American 
 "War ; and also of some German Officers of the Auxiliary 
 Troops), fine copy, uncut, of the highest rarity and biogra- 
 phical importance. 8° Dresden und Leipzig, 178-li 
 Among the Sketches arc the Characters of Andre, Arnold, Asgill, Bur- 
 
 jjoync, Carlcton, Clinton, (^(iniwallis, Ca^e, ll<iwc, Sir Wni. Howe, 
 Gov. lIutchinHin, Johnstone, Kenipcutcld. Kci'|icl, I'l'cscott, Koducy, 
 Tark't'.'n, clc. 
 
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 1161 Geldcrland (Nieuwo Kaart van), Behoorende tot het 
 
 . Vadcrlandsch Woordenbock van Jacobus Kok. 14i by 
 
 13 inches, coloured. Amsterdam, 1784 
 
 11G2 Geldern. Ducatua Gelriao pars prima — quarta, 4 sheets, 
 
 ea. 20 by 14J inches, coloured, veryjine set. 
 
 G. Valk Sf P. Hchenk, Amsteloedami, [1706 ?] 
 
 1163 Genesee County, New York, (Map of) from Surveys 
 by J. W. Otley, and S. M. Eea [with views of public build- 
 ings and private residences], 50 by 30 inches, coloured, 
 scarce. Philadelphia, 1854 
 
 1164 Genoa. Carte des Environs dcs Genes. 16 J^ 11 inches, 
 a fine map. n. d. 
 
 1165 Gentleman (Tobias) England's Wat to Win 
 Wealth, and to employ Ships and Marrincrs, or, A plaine 
 Description what great profile it will bring unto the Com- 
 mon-wealth of England, by the Erecting, Building and ad- 
 venturing of Busses to Sea a fishing. With a true Rela- 
 tion of the inestimable Wealth taken out of His Majesties 
 Seas by the Hollanders by their Busses, Pinkes, and Line- 
 boats, and also A Discourse of the Sea-coast Townes of 
 England, etc. [At the end is the States Proclamation, 
 translated out of Dutch) ^we copy, very rare. 
 
 4° Nathaniel Butter, London, 1614 
 
 1166 Geographie (La) en Estampes [Costumes of the various 
 Nations, in copper plates, with descriptive Text, including 
 Canadians, Grcenlanders, United Statesmen, Natchez 
 Indians, Mexicans, Californians, Brasilians, Peruvians, 
 Patagonians, Chiliaus, etc.] uncut, 
 
 curious. ob. 8" Rougerons, Paris, [1800 ?] 
 
 1167 Germanic, France, Italic, Espagne, Isles Britanniques 
 dans un Age intermediaire de I'Ancienne Geographie et de 
 la Moderne, par le S'' D'Anville, 19 by 20^ inches, coloured, 
 
 fine copy. [^Paris'] 1771 
 
 1168 Germanic, France, Italie, Espagne, Isles Britanniques, 
 [A Map of] dans un Age intermediaire de I'Ancienne 
 Geographie et de la Moderne, par le S'' D'Anville, 18 J by 
 19j inches, coloured. Norimb. 1782 
 
 1169 Germanise vulgo Duitschland, Tabula comprehendens 
 accuratam X Circulorum Bohemia) Kegni ac Universfie, 
 IlelvetisB descriptionem per Lan. Bt. Elwe, 23 by 19^ inches, 
 coloured. Amstelodavii, 1792 
 
 1170 German Ocean. Carte de la Mer d'AUemagne conte- 
 nant les Bancs Isles et Costes comprises depuis Bergen et 
 les Isles Schetland jusquos au Pas de Calais, Faite par 
 Ordre du Eoy. 33 by 23^ inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Paris, 1693 
 
 1171 Germany. Germanijo Veteris typus. Ex conatibus 
 geugraphicis Abraham! Ortclij, 18} by 11| inches, fine 
 laryc clean copy. Antv. 1587 
 
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 Wb. 1782 
 
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 liversoe, 
 
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 conte- 
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 ly. 1587 
 
 Bibliothcca Ilistorica 137 
 
 1172 Germany. Claudii Ptolomroi Tabula Oermania), Map;- 
 iiae citra latbmum Cimbricum ofc Mare Suevicum ab 
 ^quatoris distantia vitiosa revocata ad veram, etc. opera 
 
 Meusonia Altlng, IGJ by Vl\ inches. 
 
 n. 
 
 1173 Germany (Lower.) Nova et accurata Fcederatarura 
 Proviuciarum luferioris deacriptio, 10 by 6 inches, fine 
 copy, scarce. P. Knerius [^Amst.'] 1615 
 
 1174 Germany (A New Mape of), Newly augmented by 
 John Speed, 20^ by IG inches. 
 
 Are to sold in Pop's Head Alley, by J. Humble, 1626 
 
 1175 Germany. S. Imperium Romanum-Germanicum oder 
 Teutschland niit soiiion Angrautzenden Koiiigreichen und 
 Provincien. Neulich cntworfl'en durch Julium Kciehelt, 
 22 by IS inches, coloured. Nicol. Visscher, Amst. [1610?] 
 
 1176 Germany. Gcrnianifo Vetcris typua [by A. Ortelius]. 
 18i by 15 inches, fine copy. 
 
 Joannes Janssonius Excud. \^Amst. 1610] 
 
 1177 Germany (A General Mapp of the Empire of) with its 
 eeverall Estates. Designed by Monsieur Sanson. Ren- 
 dered into English, and Illustrated by Richard Blomc, 
 15i by 1]. inches. London, [1669] 
 
 1178 Germany. S. Imperium Romano-Germanieum odor 
 Teutsehlaud mit seinen Augrautzenden Konigreichen und 
 Provincien, neulich entworfen durch Julium Reiclielt, 
 22 6y IS inches. N. Visscher, Amsterdam, [1650 ?] 
 
 1179 Germany. A Map of y'= Seat of AVar in Germany and 
 the Spanish Provinces [with a List of all the Names, each 
 having a number by which it can be found on the Map 
 immediately,] H.i by 8 inches, coloured, scarce. 
 
 By Rob. Mordan and Willd Berry, London, 1677 
 
 1180 Germany. Novus XV^II. Inferioris Germania) Provin- 
 ciarum Typiis, 131 by 11 inches. [1700 ?] 
 
 1181 Germany. Nova et dcnuo correcta Germania) Tabulo 
 compreheuJons X. Circulos Regnum Bohemia? ac universan 
 Ilclvetiuiii, etc. per Carolum AUard, 22^ by 19 inches. 
 
 Amsterdam [1720] 
 
 1182 Germany. [.V Map of.] L'Empire d'Allemagne ou sont 
 distiiigues les Eatats de la IM'""- d'Auriche, des Eslecteurs 
 du Pahitin du Uliciu, etc. 21 iy 21 inches. [Amst. 1720] 
 
 11S3 Germany. A Map of the Seat of War in Germany, etc. 
 Shewing the Places where and at what time the Baltics 
 were Fought by the King of Prussia and his Allies during 
 the late War, IKi by 7\ inches. [1762 ?J 
 
 1181 Germany. Nouvello Carte de rAllcmagne et des TAala 
 (jui ravoifsiiuMit coiitciiant toutes les Routes do Posies. 
 Ncuc Ivarto von, clc. Hi by Hi inches, coloured. 
 
 I. C. Hinrichs, Lcipziy, 1811 
 
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 1185 Germany. A Now Map of tho Gormnn Empire and the 
 Neighbouring States, with their principal Post Roads, ori- 
 ginally published by the lloyal Academy of Berlin. With 
 Additions by "William Faden, 29J by 24J inches, 
 coloured. London, June 24/^, 1788 
 
 118G Gerinaiiy. Tlieatro do la Guerre ou Carte Gcnerale do 
 rAUoiniignc rcnrormiint tons Ics Pays situes cnlro la Mer 
 du Nord, la IMor Ealti(iuo, le Danube, les Fronticrcs de la 
 Fianco ct Pulognc, 30 hi/ 25 inches, coloured, 
 scarce. E. Maaskamp, Amsterdam [1798?] 
 
 1187 Germany. Dmitschlaiul entworfen und gezeichnet von 
 C. F. Weiiaud, 1'.)^ % 21^ inches, coloured. Weimar, 1824 
 
 1188 Germany. Gebirgs-ISkizze, vou Dcutnchland, von K. v. 
 L. 18 by 17 inches. JJerlin, 182G 
 
 1189 Germany. Zur Orogra])liio von Doutschlaiid, Berg und 
 Gebirgs Bencnungcii, von It. v. L. 18i by 1(5J inches, 
 coloured. Berlin, 1826 
 
 1190 Germany, lleilqucllen Karte odor die Eisen-Schwefel- 
 Alkalien-Bittersulz, Ghiubcrsalz-Kochsalz oder Kohlensaure 
 haltendo Mineralwassor Gaz und Sclilainmbader so wie 
 auch die Anstalten fiir KiintHliehe Mineralwasser Bereitung 
 in Deutschland und der iSclnvciz von C. F. Wcilaud. 
 Zweito .... Auagube. Weimar, 1840 
 
 1191 Gesnerus (Dr.) The xewe Jewell of Health, 
 wherein is contayned the most excellent Secretes of Phisicke 
 and Philosophie, devided into lower ]Jooke3. Gathered out 
 of the best Autliors by that excellent Doctor Gesnerus. 
 Faithfully corrected and ])ublished in Englishe by George 
 ]Jaker, Chirurglan, black letter, many icoodcuts, 
 
 scarce. 4" Henry Denhum, London, 1576 
 
 Treating very amply of all Distillations of water, oils, balmcs, quiut- 
 csspnccs, etc. 
 
 1192 Gibraltar Bay (Plan of), with the Enemies Attack, by 
 It. Ei'skiue [and] C. Kuowls, oG by 25 inches, mutilated. 
 
 J. Harris, sc. [Lond. n. d.] 
 
 1193 GiBBALTAR. Lo Detroit de Gibraltar ou sent exacte- 
 nient obsorvee la Maree, etc. Jine clean copy, 32^ by 21^i 
 inches, coloured. Pierre Moi'tier, Amsterdam [1695] 
 
 1194 Gibraltar. Plan of the Bay, Itock and Town of Gib- 
 raltar from an Actual Survey by au Officer who was at 
 Gibraltar from 17G9 to 1775. With the Work, Batteries, 
 and Incampment of the Spanish Army on the 19th of 
 Octo' 1782, tho Position of the Combined Fleet and the 
 Attack by the Battering Ships, Sept'' 13th of the same 
 Year, 28 by 20 inches. William Faden, Lond. Jan. 26M, 1783 
 
 1195 Gilbart (James William) The History of Banking in 
 America, with an inquiry how far the banking institutions 
 of America are adapted to this country, bds. uncut. 
 
 S" London, 1837 
 
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 139 
 
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 119G GiLLELART) ( J. E.) Ilistory of TJjc Late AVar between 
 the United States and Great Britain, containing an Account 
 of Engagements by Sea and Land, with Geographical 
 Sketches of those parts where the principal Battles were 
 fought. 2nd Edition, very rare, fine clean copy. 
 
 12° Schae/ftr and Maund, lialtimore, 1817 
 
 1197 Gillespie {Major Alexander) Gleanings and Kemarks 
 collected during many months of residence at Buenos Ayres, 
 etc. With a Prefatory Account of the Expedition from 
 England until the Surrender of the Colony of the Cape of 
 Good Hope, map, half calf. 8» Leeds, 1818 
 
 1198 Gilpin (Thomas) An Essay on Organic Eemains as con- 
 nected with an Ancient Tropical Kogion of the Earth [par- 
 ticularly in America], scarce. 8" E. 11. Butler, Phila. 18-13 
 
 1199 Gisborne (Lione) The Isthmus of Darieu in 1852. 
 Journal of the Expedition of Inquiry for the Junction of 
 the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, with four maps, cloth, new. 
 
 8° Stanford, London, 1853 
 
 1200 Gisborne (Thomas) Remarks on the late Decision of the 
 House of Commons respecting the Abolition of the Slave 
 Trade. 2nd Edition. 8" Ji. White, London, 1792 
 
 1201 GoDDAKD (Delano A.) The Mathers weighed in the 
 Balances and Found Not Wanting, a very few copies pri- 
 vately printed, on fine paper, uncut, blue cloth. 
 
 square 10° Office of the Daily Advertiser, Boston, 1870 
 
 1202 Goddard (William G.) An Address to the People of 
 Bhode-Island, delivered in Newport on May 3, 1843, iu 
 presence of the General Assembly, on the occasion of the 
 change in the Civil Government of Rhode-Island by the 
 adoption of the Constitution, which superseded the Charter 
 of 1663, historical, bioyrnphical, poetical, with 
 
 an Appendix. 8" Knowles and Vose, Providence, 1843 
 
 1203 Goes (Da.miani a) De rebus Ilispanicis, Lvsitanicis, 
 Aragonicis, Indices et ^thiopicis. D. a Goes, Ilieronymi 
 Pauli, H. Blanci et lacobi Tevij Opera, ^nc copy, 
 vellum. 8" In OJficina Birckmannica, Col. Ayr. 1602 
 
 This is a Collection of great historical and geographical importance. Be- 
 sides the descriptions of Spain and rortugal it contains the letters of 
 Prester John, Emanuel and John, Kings of Portugal, on the discoveries 
 in the East. Page seven is occupied liy a splendid cojiperplate portrait 
 of Damiani a Goes hy lo. llogen. 
 
 1204 GoMABA (Francisco Lopez de) La Historia General de 
 las Indias con todos los descubrimieiitos, y cosas notables 
 que han acaescido en ellaa dende que so ganaron hasta 
 
 agora. 
 
 a scarce edition. 
 
 S" Juan Steelsio, An vers, 1554 
 
 1205 GOMAHA (FllANCISCO LoPEZ de) La HlSTOKIA GENERATi 
 
 DE LAS Indias, y todo lo acaescido en ellaa dende que so 
 ganaron hasta agora, y la eonquista de Mexico y de la 
 iiueva Espana,^?^/? larye clean copy, tcantiny folios 
 171-184. ' S" Martin Nuncio, Anvers, 155 1 
 
 
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 140 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 1200 OotBSON (WilHnm) Observations on tlio Passngp bo 
 tween tbo Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, in two McmoirH of 
 iho Straits of Anian and tiie Discoveries of Do Fonto. Klu« 
 cidatcd by a new and original Map, (o wiiioli ia prclixcil 
 an Historical Abridgment of DiKCOverics in the North of 
 Amcrica,^«o copy, hoards, uncut, 
 
 SCAIICK. 4" W. Mohratj, Portsmouth, 170J1 
 
 The largo "Chart on Morontor's projection cxliiliitinn llic Tiiicks of 
 Malilonwlo in 1598 and l)c Fonte in 1( -lo, (•ornpaicd wiili the modern 
 discoveries," is very enrious, considering it was niudo after nineli 8tndy 
 in 17'J3. It sliowH that gcogra)iliieal lies arc an <iinieiilt to kill ]ier- 
 niaiicntly dead nH any otiierR. ISotli the hook and the map have and 
 will have an inereasinj; interest to those exploring the north-west 
 coasts of North America. The i)ibliograiihi('al research of this author 
 is asconnucndalilc us his judgment is iintrnstwortliy. 
 
 1207 OoMAiiA (F, Lopez de) Ilistoria over Chronica del Gran 
 Regno del Peru, Parte prima Hcritia da Piotro di Cieea o 
 Parte Hcconda (Ilistoria delloNuovc Indio Occidentali), tra- 
 dottc per Agoetinodi Ciaualiz, 2 vols. rare. S" Vevctia, 1501 
 
 120S Oomara (Lopez do) Ilistoria del llliistriss. ct ValorosHiH. 
 Capitano Don Pcrdinando Cortes INIarchese Delia Vallo ct 
 guando discoperso et acquisto la Niiova lL8|)ngna 
 scarce. 4" lioma, 1550 
 
 Having also the very rare canrcllcd title-page in which the work is named 
 " Ilistoria di Mexico," and dated 1555. 
 
 1209 GoMAiiA. (Lopez de) La IIistorta Gencrale dcllo Indio 
 Oceidentali con tutti li discoprimenti, ct cose notabili cho 
 sonno succesae da cho si acquistorno lino aliora. Tradotta 
 nel volgare Italiano per Augustino de Cravaliz, fine clean 
 copy, vellum, a scarce edition. 
 
 4" V. et L. Borici, lioma, 1550 
 
 1210 Gonzalez Biistillo (Don Juan) Extracto 6 Kehieioii do 
 los Autos do lieconocimiento practicado en Virtud do 
 Connnision del Sciior Presidoute de la Ileal Audiencia do 
 csto Keino de Guatemala. Impreso en la Oficiana de D. 
 Antonio Sanchez Cuhillas en el Fueblo de Mixco en la Casa 
 que llaman de Comunidad dc Santo Dominrjo Ano de 1774 — 
 llazon puntual de los Successes mas mcmorables, y de los 
 Extragos y Dnin > que ha padecido la Ciudad de Guatemala 
 y su Vecinda x, ih. 1774 — Hazon particular de los Temples, 
 Casas de Comunidndes y Edificios publicos y por Mayor 
 del Numero de los Vccinos de la Capital Guatemala, etc. 
 j)or los Torremontos, ib. 1774 — Demonstracion de las Pro- 
 porciones e Iniproporciones que ofrece cl Pueblo 6 Vallo 
 de Xalapa,»i. 1774 — Demonstracion de las Proporcioncs .- 
 Defectos que ofrece cl Pueblo 6 Valle de la Hermit' '< 
 1774 folio, in j 
 
 A Collection of very rare Tracts, and probahly the earliest works pr. J 
 at Mi.xco, a place not ^lentioned by Archdeacon Cotton. 
 
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 1211 Ooodnlo (Ebonozcr) llocord of tlio rrooopdinq;a of n 
 Ocnoral Court Mnrlial lioldiMi at Iho Court JIouho iu 
 Salem, Sept. 28, 1812, by Ordt-r of hia Excellency CaK>b 
 Stroll}^, Governor, etc. on tbo Complaint of liicur.-Col. 
 Sanuiul IJrimbloconio and otiicrs iif»ainMt l"i, Ooodalc, Miijor 
 General of tlio Second Diviaiini, etc. acarrr, 
 
 vncut. H" Ifillinrtl and Mr/cilf. Cuiihriilfe, iSl'J 
 
 1212 Ooodeil (William) The Jii^lits and llie Wion-s of Kliodo 
 Inland, eompriwinpj views of Liberty and Law, etc. [No. S, 
 Cliristiau Investigator] 
 
 ficarco b" I'rrss of the Oneida Institute, 1 S 12 
 
 121IJ Goodrieb (Elizur, of Durham, Conn.) The l'rinci[)les of 
 civil Union and Happiness considered and n'coimmnded. 
 A Sermon before Sanuiel Huntingdon, Governor, itc. ami 
 tlio General Assembly of Connecticut, at Hartford, on tlio 
 Day of Election, Miiy lOtb, 17H7,, /iiie and 
 uncut. 8" Hudson ^ Clootfwiii, Ifarfford, 17S7 
 
 121 1 Goodrieb (Rev. Cbarles A.) A History of llie United 
 States of America, on a plan ada])ted to Ibo Capacity of 
 Youtb, and designed to aid tbe Memory by systematic 
 arrangement and interesting associations, 121 b edition. 
 
 12" James /. Cutler &- Co. Jiellown Falls, Vf. 1S27 
 1215 GonnoN (Hon. Patrick). To tbo Honourable P. Gordon, 
 Esq. Lieutenant Governor of tbo Province of Pennsyl- 
 vania, and Counties of New-Castle, Kent and Sussex upon 
 Delaware, tbe Address of tbe Mayor and Commonalty of 
 tbe City of Pliiladelpbia in Council tbo Sixteentb Day of 
 the Filtb Montb, July, anno 172G. The Governor's An- 
 swer to tbo Address, a broad sheet, toith the autofjraph of 
 Thos. Pcnn, fine large copy, 
 
 SCAUCK. folio, Andrew Bradford, Vhiladclphia, 172G 
 
 121G GonnON' {Tieo. AVilliam, of Roxbury, Author of the His- 
 tory of the U. S.) A Sermon before tbe House of Keprc- 
 sentativcs on tbe day for tbo Clioico of Counsellors agree- 
 able to tbo Advice of the Continental Congress, fine 
 copy. S° Benjamin Edes, Watertoivn, 1775 
 
 This relcbrntcd Sermon w.ns delivered at WnU-rtown on the r.)th July, 
 nbont a month after the buttle of Bunker's Hill, and nearly a year 
 before the Declaration of Independence, while the General Court was 
 in Session there, liavinfi been driven out of Boston by the British 
 troops. The trnly republican text was from Jer. xxx. 20, 21. '^ Ami 
 I tci'Jljuni's/i. all that ojypress thtta; and their nobles shall he of tlichi- 
 selr and their go%<emor shall proceed from the midd of them." 
 
 iiiDox (William) Tbo History of the rise, progress 
 
 establisliment of tbo Independence of tbe United 
 
 . 's of America, including an Account of tbe late War 
 
 ! of tbe Tbirteen Colonies, tbe tbird American edition, 
 
 {\ oh. 2 and 3 tbe 2nd ed.) 3 vols. 
 
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 1218 GonnoN (William, of Boxhury, Historian) The Separa- 
 tion of tlie Jewish Tribes after the Death of Solomon, 
 accounted for, and npplied to the present Day, in a Sermon 
 before the General Court, July 4th, 1777, the [lirst] Anni- 
 versary of the Declaration of Independence, j^n« copy, 
 uncut. 8° J. Gill, Boston, 1777 
 
 Pat, pertinent, and historical, from this text, 1 Kings xii. 15, Wherejore 
 the king hearkened net unto the people: for the cause was from the 
 Lord. ' 
 
 1219 Gosse (P. H.) The Canadian Naturalist ; a series of 
 Conversations on the History of Lower Canada, cloth, 
 woodcuts. 8" London, 1840 
 
 1220 GovEO de Yictorta (Petrvs) Jonnnis Bisselii e Socie- 
 tate Jesu Argonauticon Americanorum, sive Historia? 
 Perieuloruin Petri de Victoria, ac Sociorum ejus Libri XV. 
 
 Jirst edition, vellum, frontispiece and map of 
 America. IG" Formis Lucce Straubii, Monachii, 1647 
 
 Although tliis work is not iinfrc(iucntly mentioned in Catalogues, its real 
 cimractcr and history seem almost unknown to Bil)lio])oiist8. Nicolas 
 Antonio states that Govco travi'licd in Amerlcii and wrote a work en- 
 titled Su Naiifragio y fcrcgrinacion en la casta del Peru 1610, in 8° 
 which he suliscquently translated into Latin hut did not publish, 
 although, says Antonio, when by the kindness of the author I read it, 
 it appeared to me worthy of seeing the light on account of its elegance. 
 Antonio adds that we have a Latin translation by Joannes Bisselius, 
 Argonauticorum Americanoriim, etc. the work before us, but on exami- 
 nation this is evideitly not a translation of any authentic history, since 
 it resembles u Siabad-thc-Sailor and llobinson-Crusoc concoction. 
 Indeed the penitential reflections of the hero when he fust gets into 
 trouble are so alike in tone to those of Kobinson himself, that one 
 might almost fancy De Foe had rend it. There also are a great many 
 long speeches inserted on a purely classical model. The little book is a 
 sort of experimental model of Bissel's new method of making history 
 attractive. He sticks to History when he can find it, (and he seems to 
 have read extensively works on the early voyages), but, like Kollin, does 
 not shrink from employing the adornments of imagination. \Vc have 
 not yet seen the man who has seen the original Spanish edition ; and 
 were it not for the remark of Antonio we should, without further evi- 
 dence, question its existence. The learned author of the Bihliotheca 
 Americana Vctiistissima, in his Auditions, recently published in 
 Paris, appears, however, not to be of this opinion, for he gives under 
 No. 37, page 49, the original Spanish title in full, with collation and 
 description of the book apparently d^ visu, as printed, " En Sevilla 
 par Clemente Hidalgo. Aiio 1510," and adds these pertinent remarks: 
 "The work is divided into 8 books. The 1st treats of the author's 
 voyage from Spain to Panama j the 2nd, from Panama to the coast of 
 Peru ; thc:5rd, 4th, 5tli, of GoliC(»'s siiijjwreck and adventures ; the Cth 
 is his life of Santa Teotistn, a nun from Lesbos; the 7th, his escape from 
 death ; and the last an account of his becoming a priest and joining 
 the order of Jesuits. He died at Sevilla, ' extra Societalem ferd sep- 
 tuagenarius,' says Antonio." How Goveo could have get to Panama 
 before Nunez de Balboa, and down from Panama to Peru in 1510, so 
 long before Pizarro's trip thither, puzzles us at present ; but no doubt 
 Anokr Sciiiffaiikt's Second Voyage, (which we have ordered; when 
 it turns up, will explain the mystery in his famous I)edicatio:i. 
 
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 Bibliotheca Ilistorica 143 
 
 1221 Gothland. Eegni Gothisc Tabula Generalia iu qua sont 
 Ostro et Wcstrogothia, Smalandin, Dalia, Veriuelandia, 
 Scania, Blekingia etc. Insulaj Gothlandia ot Oelandia. Edi- 
 tore F. de Witt, 21 % 16 inches, coloured, Jine 
 
 copy. T. Covens et G. Moriier, Amstelodami [1090] 
 
 1222 Grafton (Joseph, of Newton) Strictures upon an Essay, 
 intitled " The lJaj)tism of Jesua Christ not to be imitated 
 by Christians, &c." j7ne and clean. 
 
 8° B. Edes and Son, Boston, 1790 
 
 1223 Grahame (James) Who la To Blame ? or Cursory 
 Kevievv of '* American Apology for American Accession to 
 Negro Slavery," boards, uncut. 8° London, 1842 
 
 1221' Grammatical Trees (The) and Numerical Parsing Book 
 [designed to aid in teaching Clark's System of Grammar] 
 morocco. 8" W. McKimtri/, Fredonia, N.Y. 1800 
 
 1225 Grant (Andrew) History of Brazil ; comprising a Geo- 
 graphical Account of that Country, a description of tho 
 Natives and Colonists, hoards, uncut. 8" London, ISOJ) 
 
 1220 Gk\xt (Mrs.) Memoirs of an American Lady, with 
 Sketches of JNIanners and Scenery in America aa they ex- 
 isted previous to the Revolution, 2 vols. Jine copy, boards, 
 uncut, rare in this state. 8" London, 1808 
 
 1227 GuANT to tlie Georgia Mississippi Company, the Con- 
 stitution thereof, and extracts relative to tho situation, 
 soil, climate and navigation of the Western Territory of the 
 State of Georgia, etc. fine copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" John L'rdman Smith, Augusta, Ga. and reprinted with an 
 Appendix, by desire of the purchasers in Connecticut, 1795 
 
 1228 Graphic Sketches from Old and Authentic Works, 
 illustrating the Costume, Habits and Character, of tho 
 Aborigines of America ; together witli rare and curious 
 fragments relating to tho discovery and settlement of tho 
 Country. New York, 1841 — {^Sccond title] Portraits to 
 the Life and Manners of the luiiabitants, of that Province 
 in America, called Virginia ; in charge of tho Honourable 
 Gentleman, Sir Walter llalcigh, Knight and Steward of 
 the Stanneries in Cornwall and Exeter, by Licence and 
 Authority granted in the year 1585, for tlio Government 
 of the New Provinces, by tho INIost Sereno Queen of 
 England Elizabeth. The whole carefully executed and 
 drawn to tho life by John Wyth, sent forth to that 
 province in the years 1585 to 15SS, afterwards engraved 
 on copper, and lirst publisheil by Tiieodore De Hry, 1590. 
 
 J, and IE. 1). iMnylcy, New York, 1841 
 
 The i>lati>3 and (he greater part of this nuc work are copied lioin 
 Hanoi's ViiLriuia. 
 
 
 
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 1229 Grny (Francis C.) Oration delivered before the Legis- 
 Jaturo of Massachusetts, at their request on the Hundredth 
 Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, uncut, 
 historical and valuable. 8° Jioston, 1832 
 
 1230 Gray (Robert) A Discourse delivered in Dover, Novem- 
 ber 15th, 1708, a day observed as an Anniversary Thanks- 
 giving, clean and fine. 
 
 8" Samuel Bragg, Jtin. Dover [1798] 
 
 1231 Gray (Thomas) Half Century Sermon, delivered on 
 iSunday Morning, April 24, 1842, at Jamaica Plain, 
 historical and statistical, scarce. 8° Boston, 1842 
 
 1232 Great Britain. The Trade and Navigation of Great 
 Britain considered, showing that the surest way for a 
 J«<'ation to increase in liichcs is to prevent the Importation 
 of such Foreign Commoditieu as may be rais'd at Home. 
 [To the Eeader, signed Joshua Geo], 2nd Edition. 
 
 8" -S'. BucUrg, London, 1730 
 
 A large part relates to the trade and navigation of the English riunta- 
 tioiis in America. 
 
 1233 Great Britain. The Address of the People of Great 
 Britain to the Inhabitants of America. 
 
 8« T. Oadell, London, 1775 
 
 1234 Gtieat BniTATN. Les Droits do la Grande Bretagno 
 etablis centre les pretentious des Americainspour servir do 
 Reponse a la Declaration du Congrcs General Ouvrago 
 traduit do I'Anglais par Mr. Freville,^??c and clean, 
 scarce. 8" Pierre Frederic Oosse, La llaije, 177G 
 
 1235 Great Britain. Cool Tlioughts on the Consequences to 
 Great Britain of American Independence, or the Expenco 
 of Great ]?ritain in the Settlement and Defence of tl:o 
 American Colonies, on the Value and Importance oftho 
 American Colonics and the West Indies to the British 
 Empire [by Joseph Galloway], half calf. 
 
 8" J. Wilkie, London, 1780 
 
 This able and plansihle tract, by n turncoat, smells of the pension which 
 its author received. No man tis late as 1780 could advocate the con- 
 tinued dependency of America on the mother country except for pay. 
 
 123G Great Brittain (A Generall Mapp of tlie Isles of), de- 
 signed by IMoneicur Sjinson, and Rendered into English 
 by Eic. Blc)n)o, 20 Og 15i inches. London, 1GG9 
 
 1237 Great Britain. IVfagna) Britannia) Tabula Angliam, 
 Scotiam, et liibcrniam contiueus, per N. Yisscher, 21 bg 
 17 }j inches. [ Amst. liJSO?] 
 
 123S Great Britain. Ropnorum IVTagna) Britannia) sivo 
 Aiiglia-, Scotifc, noc non llibirnia' niiperrima Delinealio, a 
 Carolo -\llard, 23 />g I'JA iuc/us, coluiard. 
 
 Jinaleh/iim [1720] 
 
i«, 1780 
 
 Ion which 
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 1239 Great Britain. Nieuwe Kaart van Groot Brittanje en 
 lerlaud vol.^fena Pinkerton, 15 by 18^ inches, coloured, fine 
 copy. Francois Bohn, Haarlem, 1807 
 
 1240 Great Britain. Neue Karte von Gross-Britannien und 
 Ireland initciner bistor-statist-politischenund militairiscbeu 
 Tabelle, etc. von J. C. Hinriclis, 15 by 17^^ inches, 
 coloured. Leipzig, 1814 
 
 1241 Great Britain and Ireland. The Newspaper Map of the 
 United Kingdom, designed by C. Mitchell and Co. as a 
 companion to " The Newspaper Press Directory," 2\ by 
 29^ inches, coloured. Corrected to Januai'y 1, 186y, London 
 
 A very useful Map, shewing at a glance every Town in which a 
 Newspaper was published, and distinguishing between those with 
 daily and weekly Papers, etc. 
 
 1242 Grecian Colonies. Cbersicht der Ilellenischen Colonien 
 gegen das Jahr 500 v. Chr. [A Map], 20 i by 15 i inches, 
 coloured. Berlin [n.d.\ 
 
 1243 Greece. EWac— Greece, revised by John Speed, 
 19} by 15{ inches, scarce. Oeo. Humble, London, 1G2G 
 
 1244 GuEECE. 'EAA'AS, sen Grsecia Universa [A Map of] 
 auctore J. Laurenbergio, 22 by Vi\ inches. 
 
 a Allard [Amst.'\ 1735 
 
 1245 Greece. Griekenland met do Eilanden en Weatkust 
 van Klein Azio uaar de beste berigten, behoorendo tot de 
 gcschicdenis van Griekenland door N. G. van Kauipen, to 
 zamengesteld, etc. door W. C. van Baarsel, 19 by 20J 
 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 By de Wed, J. Allart, Botterdam [1750?] 
 
 1245*Greece, another copy, fine. 
 
 1245fGreece, another copy, fine. 
 
 124G Greece, Archipelago and Part of Anadoli. By L. S. do 
 la Rochctte, 1790, ^«e clean copy, SO by 21 incites, 
 coloured. William Faden, London, January 1st, 1791 
 
 1247 Greece. Kaart van Nieuw Griekenland volgens de jojigste 
 bepalingen. Behooreude by de Geechiedenis van Grieken- 
 land door N. G. Van Kampen, IG by 20 inches. 
 
 C. L. Schleijer, Amsterdam, 1831 
 
 1248 Greece. Topographish-Historischcr Atlas von Ilellas 
 und den Helleuischen Colonien in 24 Blattern ; uuter Mit- 
 wirkuug des Professors Carl Eitter bearbeitet von H. 
 Kiepert. Erstos Ileft enthaltend Blatt 7-10, 13-14, 19, 21. 
 Drittes Heft. enth. Blatt 1-3, G, 11, 19, 22-24, und llaupt 
 Titel, fine clean copy, 17 Maps, ea. average about IG by 12 
 inches, coloured. Berlin, 1841-184(> 
 
 1249 Greece. Das Konigreicli Ilellas oder Griechenland und 
 die Republik der iSieben louischen luseln-Ephtauisoa 
 (Athenrait aeinen II iifen und seiner Niichsteu Cmgebuug), 
 20 by 21 inches. 
 
 Verlag des Oeoyraphischen Inst Huts, Weimar, \Hi9 
 
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 146 liibliotheca Oeograpliiea 
 
 1250 GrsDcise Antiquoe Specimen geograpliicum, auctor 
 D'Anville,/«e and clean, 19 by 20.^ inches, 
 
 coloured. les Oaleries du Louvre, 17C2 
 
 1251 Graecise A ntiquae Specimen Geograpliicum, auctor D'An- 
 ville, fine copy, 19 by 20 inches, coloured. Normbergae, 1783 
 
 1252 Green (James JJ.) An Oration delivered at Maiden on 
 the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of 
 the Town, May 23, 1819, good local History, with an 
 appendix of notes. 8" O. C. Band and Co. Boston, 1850 
 
 1253 Green Bav. Head of Green Bay and Entrance to Fox 
 Kiver, Wisconsin, from Surveys under the direction of the 
 War Department, scale go.oOo* ^Gi- by 19? inches. 
 
 Washington, 1853 
 
 1254 Greenbrier River, Map of the Battle Ground of, drawn 
 and published by A. T. Mcltae, C. S. A. Quitman Guards, 
 First Kegt. Ga. Vols. 17 % 11 inches. Bichmond [18G3 ?] 
 
 1255 GEEENBUBGn (Town of), West Cheater County, New 
 York, surveyed and drawn by Frank Chambers. Pub- 
 lished by Benj. A. Clark. 41 1 by 38 i inches, coloured, 
 fine clean copy, scarce. Bhiladelphia, 1857 
 
 1256 Greene (Benjamin) A Farewell Discourse to the First 
 Church and Society in Medway, [Mass.] March 17th, 
 1793. 8» T. and J. Fleet, Boston, 1793 
 
 1257 Green County, Ohio, Map of, from Surveys by A, E. 
 Eogerson and E. J. Murphy, [with views of private resi- 
 dences and public buildings], 52 by 3G inches, coloured, fine 
 clean copy. Philadelpiha (sic), 1855 
 
 1258 Greenland. Historic von Gronland enthaltend die 
 Beschreibung des Landea insbesondere die Gcschichte der 
 dortigen Mission der Evangelischen Briider zu Neu- 
 Herrnhut und Lichtenfels. Door David Cranz, Zweyte 
 Auflage. S* Barby und Leipzig, 1770 
 
 1259 Greenleaf (Jonathan) Sketches of the Ecclesiastical 
 History of the State of Maine, from the earliest Settlement 
 to the present time, s*carce. 
 
 12° Harrison Gray, Portsmouth, N.H. 1821 
 12G0 Green's Register for the State of Connecticut : with an 
 Almanack for the Year of our Lord 1794, calculated by 
 Nathan DaboU for the Meridian of New London, 
 scarce. IG" T. Green, New-London, [1793] 
 
 12G1 GHiEVius (Joannes Georgius) Catalogus Bibliotheca) 
 luculentissimae cujus Auctio habebitur in aedibus defuncti 
 ad diem,^Me copy, uncut. 12" Trajecti ad Bhenum, [ 17U4 ?] 
 These are the books the great autiquary bad in bis bouse the day of hia 
 death. Dispersed by auction. 
 1262 Grigsby (Hugh B.) '-e Virginia Convention of 
 1829-30, a Discourse deliv>..ed before the Virginia His- 
 torical Society, at their Annual Meeting, December 15th, 
 1853, 104 pages, scarce. 
 
 8" Macjarlane and Fcrguison, Bichmond, 1854 
 
Bibliotheca Historica 147 
 
 12G3 Gregory (AVilliam; The Second Edition of a Visible Dis- 
 play ot' Divine Providence ; or the Journal of a Captured 
 Missionary, designated to the Southern Pacific Ocean iu 
 the Ship Duff, captured by Le Grand Buonaparte, includ- 
 ing the return home, 1798-1799, to which is added the Tour 
 of the Author through the North of Ireland, 1800, map 
 and plate. 8° XonJon (1801) 
 
 1204 Grey-Town {in Nicaragua) Bombardement, et entiere 
 Destruction de Grey-Town. 2me Lettre du Delegu^ de la 
 Population Fran(;aise de Grey-Town, Royaume Moaquite, 
 Amerique Central, au Commerce frangais, britannique, 
 sarde, espagnol, ct allemand, etc. (Recueil a reproduisaut 
 les documents indiquus dans la lettre du 15 Juin, 1856, etc.) 
 2 pieces in 1, first hco leaves mutilated. 8° Paris, 1856 
 
 1205 Grimes (G. an <inmate of the Lunatic Asylum in Tennes- 
 see) A Secret worth knowing, a Treatie on the most im- 
 portant subject in the AVorld, simply to say Insanity, the 
 only Work of the kind in the United States, or perhaps in 
 the known world, founded on general Observation and 
 Truth. 8° Nashtnlle, Tenn. 1846 
 
 12G0 GaoANS or the Plaxtatioxs, or true Account of their 
 grievous and extreme Sufferings by the heavy Impositions 
 upon Sugar, and other Hardships, relating more particularly 
 to the Island of Barbados, scarce. 4° 1698 
 
 1207 GuGKNLAND. Bt'lution du Greenland [par Isaac La 
 Peyrero], remarkabhj fine copy, on large paper, 
 
 veilum. 80 Thomas lolly, Paris, 1GG3 
 
 This important work \vi:s first issued anonymously in 1647 by Augnstin 
 Courbe. .» iic inescnt is tho same edition with a new title. It has tho 
 excellent map of Greenland by M. Chapclain, and the large folded 
 plate at page 145 in five compurtments, which iu some copies is cut up 
 and dintributcd. 
 
 1208 Groningen. La Seigncurie de Groningue subdivisee en 
 toutes SOS Jurisdictions, par le Sr. Sanson, 31^ by 21J 
 inches, coloured, a beautiful inap,fine copy, 
 
 scarce. H. Jaillot, Paris, 1692 
 
 1209 Groningen. La Groningue [a Map] suivant les Observa- 
 tions do Messrs. de rAcadcinie Itoyale, 10 by 13 inches. 
 
 Pierre van der Aa, Leide, [1710 ?] 
 
 1270 Groxovius (Johannes Fridericus) Flora Virginica exhi- 
 bens Phintas quas V. C. Johannes Cr>Arrox in Virginia 
 obscrvavit atquo collegit Easdeni jSrcthodo Sexuali dispo- 
 Buit, ad GtMiora propria petulit et descripsit J. F. Grono- 
 vius, 2 parts in 1 volume, calf. 
 
 8" Apud Cornelium Ilaak, Lugduni Batamrum, 1739-1743 
 'llie Title page is twice given, the 1st a little torn. 
 
 1271 Grosvonor (H.) Health, an Fssay on its Nature, Value; 
 riiccrtainty, I'lvsorvalion and Hcst Iniprovt monf , Mnl 
 Ivlilioii. 12" D. tj' ■!. Kncclaitd, liustou, 1701 
 
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 1272 Qrosvenor (L.) The Life and Character of Maj. General 
 Putnnm. An Address delivered at a Meeting of the De- 
 scendants of Maj. General Israel Putnam, at Putnam, 
 Conn., Oct. 25, 1855. S" Farwell ^ Co., Boston, 1855 
 An important tract recording mnch biogrnphical mBterial, and planting 
 
 many genealogical trees of the Putnom families. Old Put's right posi- 
 tion at the Battle of Bunker's Hill is deflncd and fortified. 
 
 1273 GnooT (Olaua de) Toonneel der Noordscho Landen 
 Meteen korte bescliryvingh van Tslandt en Groenlundt 
 door DiTUMABua Blefkenius, beyde uyt het Latijn ver- 
 taelt. 8" Nicl. van Ravesteyn, Amst. 1652 
 The maps in this Dutch edition of the famous history of Olnus Magnus, 
 
 ore curious and valnnble, especially the one of the North Polar Re- 
 gions. 'J'he addition of the important work of Blefkens on Greenland 
 renders this altogether a desirable geographical volume on the high 
 north. 
 
 1274 Groton {Massachusetts). A Collection of Facts and 
 Documents relating to Ecclesiastical Aflfaira in Groton, 
 Mass. Occasioned by the Publication of the liesult of an 
 Ecclesiastical Council at Groton, July 17, 1820, and in- 
 tended to correct misstatements made, and supply material 
 facts suppressed by the Authors of the Kesult, 
 
 scarce. 8" Boston, 1827 
 
 Scjuabblcs of this sort make good local history and gcucnlogy, but it is 
 hardly fair to dignify them as Eeelcsiastical History, whatever be the 
 names belonging to the reverend participants. 
 
 1275 Grund (Francis J.) Handbuch und "Wegweiser filr 
 Auawaudcrer nach den A^crcinigten Staaten von Nord- 
 amerika und Te.\a*». 8" Stuttgart und Tubingen, 1840 
 
 1270 Guatemala. Ilislorias del Origen de los Indies do 
 traducidas de la Lenuua Quicue por el K. P. F. Fran- 
 cisco Ximenez. 8" Viena, 1857 
 
 1277 GiK'klers. Knart van de Provincio Gelderland, ver- 
 deeld in Arrondissementen en regterlijke Kaiitons, Pro- 
 vince de Gueldre, etc. par F. de Sterbecq, 22 h/ 20 inches, 
 coloured. Amsterdam ^ Bnixelles, n. d. 
 
 1278 Gueldcra [Map of] La Gucklre, suivant lea Nouvelles 
 Observations de Messrs. de TAcademio Hoyale, 10 by 13 
 inches, border mutilated. Fierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710] 
 
 1270 G Holders. Ducatus Geldriie Tetrachia Arnhcmienaia 
 sive Vehivia, 22 by 18 inches, JJne. 
 
 Covens and Mortier, Amst. [1730] 
 
 1280 Gueldre Espaiinole, ou Quartier de llureinonde, dans 
 le Duclie de Gueldre, avec ses Enclaues dans les Pays cir- 
 coinvnisins, [a JNFap] par ic Sr. yaiison, 21 i by \G\ inches, 
 coloured. }[. Jail/ot, Furis, 1092 
 
 12SI Gueldre Espagnoh', oil (Quartier de liuroriionde dans le 
 Duclie de GucKlre, avec ses Encinvcs dans les Pays cir- 
 iiiinvoisiiis, ([reyte par le Sr. '^•Awnow.Jinc copy, 21i by 10^ 
 niches, culuurcd. Ji. <V J. U/leiis. Amxterdani, [1735?] 
 
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 1232 Guevara (Sir Antonie) The familiar Epistles of Sir 
 . Antonie of Gueuara, black letter, wants title. 
 
 4" S. Newberrie, London, 1584i 
 
 1283 Gviana sine Amazonvm Bepio, fine^chan copy, 19 by 14J 
 inches, Quiljelmus Blaeuw, Amst. [1050] 
 
 1284 Guiana (Map of) the Coast of Guyana from tlie 
 Oroonoko to the River of Amazons and Inland Parts with 
 the Islands of Barbadoes, Tobago, etc. from the Observa- 
 tions of Captain Edward Thompson in 1781 ... by 
 L. S. de la Kochette, 20^ by 20 inches, coloured, fine 
 
 copy. London, 1783 
 
 1285 Guinea. Sumpiibus Joannis Janssonij, Amst. [1040 ?] 
 1280 Guinea. Pascaarto vnnde Zee custeu van Guinea eu 
 
 Brasilia van Cabo de Verdo tot C. de bona Esporancja ; cu 
 
 van B. de Amazoncs tot liio de la Plata, alios op waascndo 
 
 graadeu gestelt, 23i by 20J inches, coloured, fine clean copy. 
 
 Joannes van Keulen, Amsterdam, [1000] 
 
 1287 Guienne. Le Gouvemement General de Guienne et 
 Gascogne [A ^Map], par M. Sanson, 23 by 19 inches, co- 
 loured, fine copy. Fierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1090] 
 
 1288 Guyenne et Gascogne (Carte du Gouvernement de), 
 Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs de I'Acade- 
 mie Royale, 10 by 13 inches. P. vander Aa, Leide, [1710] 
 
 1289 n^^^^ACKE {Capt. William) A Collection of Ori- 
 ginal Voyages : containing, I. Capt. Cowley's 
 Voyage round the Globe — II. Capt. Sharp's 
 Journey over the Isthmus of Darien and 
 Expedition into the South Seas — 111. 
 
 Capt. Wood's Voyage thro' the Strcights of Magellan — 
 IV. Mr. lloberts's Adventures among the Corsairs of tho 
 Levant, map sliowiiiy the track of Cowley's Voyage, and 
 several plates, good copy, calf. b° London, 1090 
 
 1290 Iladley (Toionship of) Celebration of the 200th Anni- 
 ver.«<ary of the Settlement of Hadley, ISlassaehusetts, at 
 Iladley, June 8, 1859, including the Address of Prof. F. D. 
 Huntington, Poem of E. C. Porter, and other Exercises, 98 
 pages, a valuable volume of local history. 
 
 8° Bridqman and Childs, Northampton, 1859 
 
 1291 ITainault. Le Comte do Haynaut divise en Chatellcnios, 
 Balliages, Prcvostes, etc. — Le Cambresis, par le Sr. San- 
 son, 29 by 2.1 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 II. Juillof, [Paris,] 1002 
 1202 llainaiilt. A Xcw jNFap of the Provinces of llainault, 
 Namur and Cambray. By J. Maxwell and John Soncx, 
 Geographers to the Queen, 24 i by In^ inches coloured. 
 
 [London,] 1710 
 
 
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 150 Jiihliolhcca Geot/rap/dca 
 
 1293 ILiiiiiiult. Ciirte des Conitez de Ilaiiinut do Namur 
 ct de Cambrosis sulvaut les Obaervatious de Messrs. do 
 rAcademie Koyale, etc. 10 hi/ 13 inches. 
 
 Pierre vander Aa, LeiJe, [1710] 
 
 1294 Hainaut, Ilenegouwen, divise en Arrondissemeus et 
 Cantons de Justice de Paix par C. van Baarsel & Fila 
 30 bij 23J inches, coloured. La Ilaye ^ Amsterdam, [w. rf.] 
 
 1295 HAKLUYT (Riciiaud) The Phincipal Navigationes, 
 VoiAOEs, TuAFiQUES AND DiscovEUiEs of the English 
 Nation, black Ittttr, 3 vols, bound in 1,fine tall copy bound 
 in vellum, the Voyage to Cadiz at the end of Fol. I. Stevens's 
 
 facsimile reprint by photo-lithography. 
 
 folio, Gen. Jiixhop, London, 1598-1600 
 
 1290 IIakltitt (Richard) Some Observations on Richard 
 
 Hakluyt and American Discoveries. Communicated to the 
 
 Society of Antiquaries, by J. Payne Collier, privately 
 
 issued, few copies. 4° London, 1850 
 
 1297 Hale (S.) History of the United States, 1827-— Hunter 
 (J. D.) Captivity among the North American Indians, 
 1824 — Notes upon the South Western Boundary Line, 
 
 3 vols. 80 1830 
 
 1298 Hales (John G.) A Survey of Boston and its Vicinity, 
 with a short topographical description of the County, from 
 actual Surveys iu 1818-1820, frontispiece and map, boards, 
 tincut, scarce. 12" Ezra Lincoln, Boston, 1821 
 
 1299 Hall (Benjnmin H.) History of Eastern Vermont from 
 its earliest Settlement to the close of the Eighteenth 
 Century, with a biographical Chapter and Appendixes, 
 cloth, neir. 8° Applelons, New York, 1858 
 
 1300 Hall (Hiland) The History ot Vermont from its Dis- 
 covery to its admission into the Union in 1791, map, cloth, 
 vnctit. 8° Joel Munsel, Albany, N. Y. 1808 
 
 1301 Hall (Joseph) An Oration pronounced July 4, 1800, at 
 the request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston in 
 commemoration of the Anniversary of American Indepen- 
 dence, fine and uncut. 8" Manning Sf Loring, Boston, 1818 
 
 1302 Hall {Lieut. Francis) Travels iu Canada and the United 
 States in 1810-1817, uncut. 
 
 8° Wells Sf Silly, Boston, 1818 
 
 1303 Halliday (Andrew) Memoir of the Campaign of 1815, 
 uncut. 8° Faris, 1810 
 
 Chapter V, is on the Buttle of Wnteiloo. and the work was written iu 
 Knglish and printe<l in I'aris not long after. 
 
 1304 Halliday (Sir Andrew) The West Indies: the Natural 
 and Physical History of the Windward and Leeward 
 Colonies ; with some account of the condition of their lii- 
 liabitants be lore and after the Abolition of Slavery, maps, 
 cloth, unvuf. 12« London, 1837 
 
 1305 Ht 
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 ■ypy bound 
 
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 don, 1850 
 
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 8° 1830 
 
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 Bibliothcca Ilistoriea 161 
 
 1305 Hamilton. Die Mcnsdion und die Sitton in den 
 verciuigten Staaten von Nordatnerika. Nnch dor dritten 
 englist'licn Auflago iibersetzt von L. Ilout, 2 vols, in 1, 
 uncut. b» Mannheim, 183J) 
 
 1306 HAMILTON (Alexaxder, Late Srcretari/ of the 
 Treasury) Observations on Certain Documents con- 
 tained in No. V. & VL oi^'The History of the United 
 States for the year 1790," in which the charge of Specula- 
 tion against Alexander Hamilton, lato iStcretary of the 
 Treasury, is fully refuted. AVuitten dy Himself. Clean 
 copy on a foul siihject. 8" John Fenno, Philadelphia, 1797 
 
 " Written by himself," or tliis little book of 96 pajres would most likely 
 have been pronounced the greatest libel upon the greatest man New 
 York ever jiroduced. It has been claimed to the honor of his friends 
 that they endeavored to su]ipres8 it. It was copyrighted, and never 
 reprinted but once until recently, but scarce as it has become, it is now 
 part of American literature. The author writes on p. 6: " Merely be- 
 cause I retained an opinion once common to me and the most influencial 
 of those who opjwsed me, That the %iuhlic debt might to be jirovided for 
 on the basis of the contract upon ivhich it was created, I have been 
 wickedly accused with wantonly increasing the public burthen many 
 millions, in order to promote a stock-jobbing interest of myself and 
 friends." Having been cleared from all these accusations by Com- 
 mittees of Congress composed mainly of his meat intelligent and 
 active enemies, he was finally charged with *■ a connection with 
 one James Reynolds for purposes of improper pecuniary speculation." 
 To extricate himself from this jimfi.scal corner Mr. Hamilton wrote this 
 book. Clear himself he did, most assuredly, of the charge, but in doing 
 so it has been thought by some that he sawed oiV a leg to cure a corn. 
 *• My real crime," confesses the late Secretary not without a blush, " is 
 un amorous connection with his [Revnolds] wife fur a considerable 
 time, with his i)rivity and connivance.' That was how he came to be 
 the private banker of the husband of Mrs. Keynolds, " from whose con- 
 versation it was quickly apparent that other than pecuniary consolation 
 would be acceptable," p. 18. Truth never appeared so naked as in 
 these confessions of Alexander Hamilton. 
 
 1307 Hamilton (Alexander) Letter concerning the Public 
 Conduct and Character of John Adams, Esq. President of 
 the United States, tjrd edition, fne, and 
 
 uncut. 8" John Lang, New York, 1800 
 
 1308 Hamilton (Alexander) Letter concerning the Public 
 Conduct and Character of John Adams, Esq. President of 
 the United States, written in 1800, new edition with a 
 Preface, fine copy, uncut, lound in 
 
 vellum. 8° E. G. Rouse, Boston, 1809 
 
 1309 Hamilton (George) A Voyage Round the World in His 
 Majesty's Frigate Pandora, under Captain Edwards, iu 
 1790-1792, boards, uncut, portrait of Hamilton. 
 
 8" W. Phorson, Berwick, 1793 
 
 1310 Hancock (Hon. John) An Oration, March 5, 1774, at 
 the Eequestof the Inhabitants of Boston to Commemorate 
 the Bloody Tragedy of the Fifth of March, 1770, uncut, 
 but some leaves fatigued. 4" Edes i^ Gill, Boston, 1774 
 
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 152 Bibliotheea Qeographica 
 
 1311 Ilampdon County. Sketches of the Churches and 
 Faators in Hampdon County, Mass. ; also an Address by 
 Rov. T. M. Cooley. By a Committoe of Pastors, 
 
 cloth. 12" 8. W. Edaon, Weatjfleld, 1854 
 
 Historical, ))io|Trnphical, genealogical, and statistical. An important 
 volume of loca! history. 
 
 1312 Ilaiinonia. Nova et accurata Hannonia) Comitatus 
 Dcliueatio ; Authore Alexandro Peroz, 22 j by 19 J inches. 
 
 a Allard, Amst. Bat. [1725 ?] 
 
 1313 Hansen (Leonardus) Vita Mirabilis et nr.ors prctioaa 
 vonernbilis Sororia Kossd do Sa Maria Limcnsis, ex Tertio 
 Ordine S. P. Dominici. 
 
 12" I'ypia Nicolai Angeli Tinassij, Roma, 1664 
 
 Santa Rosa of Lima, bemg tlic only Americon female saint, is a great 
 favourite, and her life has ptussvd through many editions. 
 
 1314. 
 
 
 1315 Ila 
 bctwe 
 IIarp( 
 4th 
 in Co 
 1798, 
 uncut. 
 
 1316 liar 
 Police] 
 Travels 
 Ameri( 
 
 1317 Ilari 
 and Tc 
 tvith CO 
 scarce. 
 
 13 18 Han 
 Kcepir 
 and Dc 
 Letters 
 
 1319 Han 
 Princii: 
 Design 
 
 1320 Har 
 Vetusi 
 Americ 
 uncut. 
 
 For a var 
 work sc< 
 
FIFTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 1311 f^^;;^AEPEE (E)bert Goodloe, of South Carolina) 
 An Address to hia Constituents, containinsf 
 Ilia reasons for approving of the Treaty of 
 amity, commerce, and navipjation with 
 Groat Britain, j^ne copi/, uncut, half roan. 
 
 12" Toiintf df Minns, Boston, 1790 
 1315 Harper (Eolierfc Goodloo) Observations on the Dispute 
 between the United States and France, addressed by R. G. 
 Harper of South Carolina to his Constituents, May 1797, 
 4th American Edition, to which is annexed his Speech 
 in Congress on the Foreign Intercourse Bill, March 2, 
 1798, not rare, hut excellent, Jine copy, 
 tmcut. 8" For the Subscribers, Boston, April, 1798 
 
 1310 Harriott (John, Resident Magistrate of the Thames 
 Police) Struggles through Life exemplified in various 
 Travels and Adventures in Europe, Asia, Africa, and 
 America, 3rd edition, 3 vols, uncut. 12° London, 1815 
 
 1317 Harris (John) The Description and Uses of the Celestial 
 and Terrestrial Globes, and of CoUins's Pocket Quadrant, 
 loith copperplate frontispiece, an armillary Sphere, 
 
 scarce. 12" Midwinter, London, 1703 
 
 1318 Harris (Nicholas) A Complete System of Practical Book- 
 Keeping, exemplified in Eleven Sets of Books, by Single 
 and Double Entry, etc. with the Forms of Bills, Mercantile 
 Letters, etc. 8° //rtr//br</, 1852 
 
 1319 Harris (Thaddeus Mason) Discourses illustrating the 
 Principles, displaying the tendency, and vindicating the 
 Design of Free Masonry, fine copy, calf, scarce. 
 
 8" Samuel Etheridgc, Charlestown, Anno Lucis, 5801 
 
 1320 Harbise {Monsieur Hkniii) Bibliotiieca Americaxa 
 Vetustissima. a Description of Works relating to 
 America, published between 1492 and 1551, 
 uncut. 8« G. P. Philes, New York, 1800 
 
 For a voryjiistftiicl npprcciativc notice of this remarkable Bibliograi>liical 
 work sec the Athvni.cum for Oct. 6, 1866. 
 
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 154 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 1321 ITnrt (Levi, of Pretton, Conn.) Liberty tlcscribcd and 
 recommondod, in a Sermon to tlio Corporation of Freemen 
 in Farmington, Sop. 20, 1774, ^nc, clean and uncut, 
 important. 8" Ehen. Watson, Hartford, 1775 
 
 " Tlio ({cnurul assembly (preaches Levi) of ii iieiulilxnuiiiK Colo, 7 
 flOiodc ImIiiikI] hiivc prohibited the importation of Ne^rro shiver uiidi r 
 a iiirp' peniiltv, and have eiiaetid that sueii slaves siiall hu free as soon 
 as they set loot on llie short- within the Colony. (Jan this Colony 
 [Cfinncctieut] want motives from reason, justice, religion, or puliiie 
 spirit to follow the example ?" 
 
 1322 Hart (Oliver) America's Rcmcmbrancor, with roHpcct 
 to her JJU'ssediiosH niid Duty, a Sermon in Hopewell, New 
 Jersey, on TliniikMn;iviiif( ])ay, November 20, 17!Sy, with 
 valuable historical notes, fine and uncut. 
 
 8" T. Dohson, Phila. 1791 
 
 1323 ir.vnT (William, <\f Soy Brook) A Scriptural Answer to 
 this (Question, What arc the neceseary (Qualifications for a 
 lawful and approved Attendance on the Sacraments of the 
 New Covenant ? 82 pafroSj/MC and 
 
 scarce. 8" Timothy Qreen, New London, 1772 
 
 1321 Hartford Convention. The ProcecclingH of a Conven- 
 tion of Delegates at Hartford, Connecticut, December 15, 
 181'i, second edition, uncut, half roan. 
 
 8" Wells Sf Sclbij, Boston, 1815 
 
 1325 IlAnvAiii) CoLLEOE. Annals of the Astronomical Obser- 
 vatory of Harvard College, Vol. I, Part II, 1852-53. 
 
 4" Cambridge, 1855 
 
 132G IlAnv.vTiD College (Facts and Docutnents in relation to), 
 by Ilollia and others, uncut. 8" T. It. Marvin, Boston, 1829 
 
 1327 Harvard University. Catalogus eorum qui in CoUegio 
 Ilarvardino, quod est Cantabrigia) Nov-Anglornm ab anno 
 1042 ad annum 1779 alicujus Grailfis Laurca donati stint, 
 uncut, Jine and clean. S" T. ij* J. Fleet, Bostonitr, 1779 
 
 132S irAUVAUD University. Catalogus Eorum qui in Univer- 
 sitato JIarvardiaiia, Cantabrigia), in licpublica Massachu- 
 pcttensi, ab anno 1041 nd annum 1782, aliciijus Gradus 
 Laurca donati sunt, tincut, scarce, 
 
 8° Typis, T. et J. Fleet, Bostonia, 1782 
 
 1329 Harvard University. Catalogus Eortim qui in Universi- 
 tato Hnrvardiana, Cantabrigia*, ab anno 1042, ad annum 
 1788, alicujua Gradiis Laurca donati sunt, uncut [tvants 
 last leaf] 8" T. et J. Fleet, Bostonice, 1788 
 
 1330 Harvard LTnivcrsity. Catalogus eorum qui in Univer- 
 sitate Harvardiana, Cantabrigia', in Kcpublica Massachu- 
 settenai, ab anno 1042 ad annum 1800, alicujus GradAa 
 Lanrea donati sunt, uncut. S° T. et J. Fleet, Bostonite, 1800 
 
 1331 Harvard University. Roll of Students of, who served in 
 the Army or Navy of the United States during the War of 
 the Rebellion. Prepared by Francis H. Brown. 
 
 8" Cambridge, 18G6 
 A marvellou* picture of tJic Army and of the University. 
 
cribod and 
 )f Ert'cmcn 
 leuf, 
 fford, 1775 
 
 llillj; Coln.iy 
 I nIiivch mull i- 
 
 ! tree IIH 8(1(111 
 
 I tliiM Coloiiy 
 i>n, or ]iulilic 
 
 fh roBpccfc 
 nvcll, Now 
 1781), wilh 
 
 Phila. 1791 
 
 A nawcr to 
 
 itiona for a 
 
 euts of tlio 
 
 ndon, 1772 
 a Convcii- 
 comber 15, 
 
 oston, 1815 
 ical Obser- 
 2-53. 
 
 ridge, 1855 
 elation to), 
 ^08/on, 1829 
 in Collogio 
 in ab anno 
 onati sunt, 
 oni(P, 1779 
 in Univcr- 
 Massaclui- 
 us Gradus 
 
 onia, 1782 
 I Universi- 
 ad annum 
 ?iii [toants 
 onto;, 1788 
 in Univer- 
 Massacbu- 
 U8 GradAs 
 oniee, 1800 
 ' served in 
 he War of 
 
 idt/e, 1806 
 
 miUothecn Iliatorica 1S5 
 
 1332 lUnw.vnD (liov. ]\tr. Lecturer at the Boyal Chanel in 
 Boston) Tlio Fuluosrt of Joy in the Presonco of God; tho 
 Hul)3tanco of a Discour.so proach'd hitely in tlio Koyal 
 Ciiappolat Boston in New Eiij^lai)d,./7/jfl, c/mw, uncut, 
 scarce. 8" li. Orcan, Boston, 1732 
 
 1333 Haven (.Tiiaon, of Dedham) A Sermon preached boforo 
 Sir F. Bi'niiird, Governor, lli.s Majesty's Council, etc., of 
 tho Province of tho Srissacluisotts Bay, Miy 3lHt, 1701), 
 being tho Anniversary of tho ICloction of Jlia JNIajesty's 
 Council, ^«o coi);i, uncut, political and historical. 
 
 b" li. Draper, Boston, New-England, 17G9 
 1331 Ilavon (Samuel P.) History of Grants under the Great 
 Council for New England : a Lecture delivered before tho 
 Lowell Institute, Jan. 15, 1809 8" B.')ston, 1S09 
 
 1335 llaworth (William) Tho (Quaker Converted to Chris- 
 tianity Re-established ; or, a Ke|)ly to a Book ontituled 
 Rebellion rebuked, by John Crook and William Baily. 
 With an account of William l)im8dale,,>7Hecc»/)y. 
 
 '1" Jonathan Robinson, London, 1071 
 
 1330 Hay (John, ofDalgetttj, in Scotland) Do Rebus Japouicia, 
 
 Indices et PuuirANis Ei'Istol.k Recootii)ro8,^/ie copi/, in 
 
 pigskin. 8" . • 0/flcina Martin Natij, Antoerpice, 1005 
 
 For a full nccoiuU of tl.c contents of tliis diinijiy voluiiio, sec JJc Backer, 
 
 toiii. i. juigc ;i'.io. 
 
 1337 Hay (William) Religio Philosophi, or tho Principles of 
 ]Morality and Christianity illustrated from a View of tho 
 Universe and INIan's Situation iii it, London, 1753 — Rimius 
 (Henry) A Narrative of the Rise aiul Progress of tho 
 Ilerrnhuters, commonly called Moravians or Unitas Fra- 
 trum, 2 vols, in I, calf. H" London, 1753 
 
 1338 Hayes (Thomas) A Serious Address on tho dangerous 
 consequences of neglecting couunon Coughs and Colds, 
 with directions for tho prevention and cure of Consump- 
 tions, etc., y/w« <^opi/, sheep. 
 
 12" Fessrndcn Sf Nicholls, Wulpolc, N. IL ISOS 
 
 1310 IIkath {Mnjor-Gcneral William) Memoirs, containing 
 Anecdotes, Details of Skirmishes, Battles, and other Mili- 
 tary Events during tho American War. Written by llim- 
 hqX^, portrait, fine copy, now become exceedingly 
 
 scarce. 8" /. Thomas and F. T. Andrews, Boston, 179S 
 
 1339 IIatti. Almanach Royal d'llayti, pour 1' Annuo 1818, 
 Quinziome do l' Independence ct la Septicmo du regno 
 de Sa Majeste, preaente au Roi, par Buon. 
 
 8" A Sans-Soiioi [1817] 
 
 1311 Hedge (Lemuel, of Warwicl', Mass.) The Duty and 
 Manner of Singing in Christian Churches considered and 
 illustrated ; in a Sermon preached at a Singing Lecture in 
 Warwick, January 29th, 1112, fine, uncut. 
 
 8» It. Draper, Boston, 1772 
 
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 150 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 1342 Ilegcwisch (D- II.) Introduction to Historical Chrono- 
 logy, translated by James Marab, 
 
 cloth. 12" C. Goodrich, Burlington, Vt. 1B37 
 
 1343 Helps (Arthur) Spanish Conquest of America, 2 vols. 
 viapa. 8" 1855 
 
 1344 Hemmenway (Moses, of Wells, Mass.) A Discourse 
 on the Nature and Subjects of Christian linptism.^He, 
 clean, and uncut. 8° JV. Coverlet/ ^ B. Hodge, Boston, 1781 
 
 1345 Hemmenway (Moses) A Sermon before John Hancock, 
 Governor, the Council and Senate, etc. of Massachusetts, 
 May 20, 1784, being the Day of Election, y?«g, clean, and 
 uncut. 8" B. Edes ^' Son, Boston, 1784 
 
 1340 Hemmenway (Moses, of Wells, Mass.) A Discourse con- 
 cerning tlie Churcli, in which the several acceptations of 
 tlio Word are explained, the Gospel Covenant delineated, 
 a right of Admission to Special Ordinances stated, desig- 
 nated l<i remove tho Scruples of Christiana, uncut, half 
 roan, 123 pp. 8" Thomas ^' Andrcwfi, liostou, 1792 
 
 1347 llcnckel (C.) and Born (\V. F.) Nautical and Commer- 
 cial Pocket Dictionary and Dialogue Book for Navigators, 
 Merchants, etc. in Eight Languages, English, Erench, 
 Danish, German, Swedish, Dutch, ^''panish and Italian. 
 Also the Principal Articles of Merchandize in 11 Lan- 
 guages, with Two Elag Maps, scarce. 
 
 obi. 4" Copenhagen, 1S3G 
 
 ! J48 Hennei'IX (L.) A new Discovery of a Vast Country in 
 America, extending above Four Thousand miles between 
 New Franco and New Mexico. With a Continuation 
 giving an Account of tlio attempts of the Sieur do la 
 Salle upon tho Mines of St. Barbe, etc. Tho Taking of 
 Quebec by the English ; to which are added Several New 
 Discoveries in North America, not published in the French 
 edition, with the two large maps, and all the plates, some 
 slightly mutilated. 8" Henry Bonwick, London, 1690 
 
 1349 Hennepin (Lodewyck) Aenmerckelycke Historischo 
 Reys-beschryvinge door verscheyde Landen veel grooter 
 als die van geheel Europa onlanghs |ontdeckt, Bthelsende 
 een nauwkeurigo Beschrijvingo van America, vellum. 
 
 4° Anthong Schouten, Utrecht, 1G9S 
 
 1350 Hennepin (L.) Nieuwe Ontdekkinge van een Groot 
 Land gelegen in America, tusschen nicuw Mexico en do 
 Y»-zeo [with Sieur de Pontis Expedition to Carthagena], 
 fine copy, vellum, with two large maps. 
 
 4° A. van Damme, Amsterdam, 1702 
 
 1351 Hennepin (Lodewyk) Aenmerkelyko Voyagie gedaan 
 na't Gedeelte van Noorder America behclzende een nieuwe 
 ontdekkinge van een seer groot Land, gelegen tusschen 
 Nicuw Mexico en do Ys-Zee, i,4ii(iK vwer, plates. 
 
 4" Feler rander Aa, Legden, 1704 
 
 1351 
 
 135:J 
 
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 agcua], 
 
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 ^edaaii 
 
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 Isschen 
 
 , 1701 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilistorica 157 
 
 1352 Hennepin (L.) A New Discovery of a Vast Country in 
 America with a Continuation, giving au Account of the at- 
 tempts of the Sicur Do la Salle, etc. maps and figures. 
 With Several New Discoveriea in North America, not pub- 
 lished in the French Edition. Very fine clean copy ivith all 
 the maps and plates, in the original calf binding, 
 
 8" Jfrintedfor M. lientley, j'. Tonson, T. Goodwin, 
 II. Bonivick ^ S. JIanship, London, lOOS 
 There were two editions of this work in English, dift'crinf; consideruhly 
 in the transliition, imblisheil this same year, 16'JS, and botii ditlcrin;; 
 from the edition of It'i'.i'J. The present cojjy has in tlie first part 2'.)'.t 
 pages of text, with I'i lines on the last pa;,'('. The text of part two 
 begins on signature C c 3, and ends on page a55. 
 
 1353 JlKyNKiMN (Loui«) Nouvelle Decoiivertc d'lui trcs grand 
 Pays situe dans TAnierique entro le Nouveau Mcxiquo et 
 la Mer Glnciaie, inap and plates. 
 
 12" Chrz Abraham van Somcrcn, Amsterdam, lODS 
 Among the plates is a view, the earhest wc have of the ^Inills ot 
 Niagara. 
 
 1354 llENNEPiy (Louiy) Nouveau Voyage d'un Pai.s pliia 
 grand I'Europe, avec lea reilectionH dos enterprises dii 
 Sieur de la Salle, etc. de la |)riHe de (Quebec Yille Cai)ilallo 
 de la Nouvelle i'rai^ce, i)ar les Anglois, etc. map and plates', 
 good copy, calf, h" Antoine l^choutcn, Utrecht, 1()!)S 
 
 1355 Hennici'IN (Louis) Voyage ou nou\'elle Decouverte d'un 
 tres-grand J'ais dans rAinerique entre le Nouveau IMexitiue 
 ct la Mer Glaciale. Avec un Voyage qui contient uiie Jic- 
 latiou des Caraibes faite par le Sieiu* De La IJorde, 2 part>i 
 in 1 vol. fine clean copy with the two large maps, and all the 
 plates. 12° Jaques Dcubordcs, Ainst. 1712 170t 
 
 135G IlENTiSBEiiua. liegulaa solvendi sophismata, etc. [Co- 
 lophon."] I'inis cgregij hentisberi regularum et sojilus- 
 matum cxpdnis p exiuuii sophista magisilfi gayetanum do 
 de tieuis emendate p m. Franciscum agiibiensc, etc. p me 
 Andrea, de honetis venctijs ipre-ue 11^3, ix. dccbris, fine 
 clean copy. lul. 
 
 1357 Hernandez (Joseph) El Articulo quo so ha introducido 
 por loseph Hernandez, en el plcito (jue contra el Higiio 
 Aparicio Vriue, y Dona Geroniina de Ayllon, so reduce a 
 quo so deue dilatar el pleito que contra el so sigue, sobro 
 que no es hijo do Bartolome Fernandez, ni de la dicha 
 Dofia Geromina, sivo do Joseph do Fuontes, y do Dona 
 Franeisca de Zaspo, hasta quo tcnga 11. anoa coni])Ii(loH, 
 etc. 2 leaves. i'ol. [Madrid, l(!tS)?j 
 
 135S Ileures de Nostre Dame ii Tusago de lionie, on Latin et 
 Francois nouuellemeut imprimoes reueues et corrigi'es 
 par M. E. Benoist, 8° Faris, 1588— La IManert d'ouir la 
 JNIessc avec devotion et fruict spirituel, 2 ifoh. in \,folinn 
 1J.7 and 118 mutilated. S" Paris, 15!S{; 
 
 The twelve small silver j'lates in the Ciiloiidar are e.xeccdingly delicate 
 and bcaiiuiful; they have the eiij^niverS nnuk, G. L. 
 
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 158 Bihliotlicca Ocographica 
 
 1359 Ilowcfi (OcorRo R. T.) A lletroapcct of llio Boston Tca- 
 Party, witli a Memoir of G. It. T. llcwcs, a Survivor of <ho 
 Patriots who drowned the Tea in JJoston Harbour in 1773. 
 By a Citizen of New York, portrait, hoanh, uncut, 
 scarce. 12" .S'. H. BUsit, Nmo York, 1831- 
 
 i:3G() llcwcs (George R T.) Traits of the Tea Party, being a 
 Memoir of G. U. T. llewca, one of the laat of its Survi- 
 vors ; with a History of that Transaction, reminiscences of 
 the Massacre and the Siege, and other Stories of Old 
 Times. By a Bostonian, portrait. 12" New YorJc, 1835 
 
 1301 llierographio, topograjjhisch - synchronistischo Dai'stel. 
 lung der Geschichte der ChrisliclK^n Kirche in zwiilf Kar- 
 ten von A. W. MiiUcr. [Comprises from the time of lljo 
 Apostles to the Kcformation, 1517. Each Map, except 
 the Hrst, is followed by a sheet of lettcrnro.es, in which the 
 various events arc arranged luidcr eiglit heads. Size of 
 ]\Iaps 21 hy 13,\ inches with Margins.] Elhcrfchl, 1825 
 
 13G2 lligligate. Map of the Village of llighgate, Franklin 
 County, State of Vermont. Sur'<i by A. IMartin, 21 hf KJ.V 
 inches. Brooklijn, 183(5 
 
 13G3 llioixus (C. Julius) Poeticon Asironomicon, ad Vete- 
 runi cxemplarlnm corumquo manuscript orum fidem dili- 
 gcntLssimo recognitum et ab 'unumeris (piibus scalcbat 
 vitiis repurgatum,y/«^ nopif villi viani/ tvuudruls and manu- 
 script notes. 4" Impcnsis Joannis Sotcris, Cotoniac, 1531 
 
 130t Hill (.lercmiah) The Trial of .1, 1 1 ill, Esq. for Heresy 
 betbro the Church of Christ in Biddclbrd, May 2, 1793, 
 uncut. S" 1793 
 
 13G5 Hillary (AVilliam, il/.D.) Observations on the Changes 
 of the Air and the concomitant Epidemical Diseases in the 
 Island of Barbadoes. To whicli is added a Treatise on the 
 Yellow Et'vcr, and such other diwr-ases as are indigenous in 
 the West India Islands. Second Edition, ^«c copj/, 
 calf. 8" L. Jlaiccs, London, 170'] 
 
 13GG Hillliouse (William) A T)is«ertatiofi in Answer to a late 
 Lecture on tlie Political State of America, read in New- 
 Haven, Jan. 12th, 17«0. To which ia added a short Poem 
 spoken at the same time, /?/«? <"/'//) 
 • nncnt. ^" T- and iS. Green, New ILavcn, 1789 
 
 1307 HUiUiousE (William) Propositions for amending the 
 Constitution of the United Stales, siihmilliHl to the Senate, 
 12th April, 1808, with his Explanatory licinarks, scarce, 
 fine copy. 12" IVaslnniiton, ISOS 
 
 13(18 Hilliard (Timothy) A Sermon, S(^pt. 3, 1788, at the Du.l- 
 Ician Lecture in the Chaj)el of llarvanl (_'ollege in Cam- 
 bridge, ^h<?. 8"i' Freeman, JJoston, 17sH 
 
 1300 Jln.i.snAi.E Couxty, INIichi^an, Map of, from Surveys 
 and County Records, hy S. Geil and S. L. .Ii,nes [with 
 views of pulilie buildings and residences, 51 tii/ 57 inc/tr.*, 
 coloured, Jinc ekiin copif. Vhihidclphia, 1857 
 
JiilliotJieca lUstoricn 150 
 
 1370 Ilispauloln, Iiisvla [A JMap], 11] by 9 inches. 
 
 Wylrjttit, Lovanii, l.'O? 
 
 1371 Ilisloiro do la Fomlation dcs Colonies dcH .AiioicniioH 
 ]te[)ubli(|Uc's, ada|)tc'i' ii I;i l)it<piile prescutc do la Graiido 
 Jiretaj^iie avec hcs Colonics Amcricainos, Tradiiitos do 
 I'Aiif^lais [par Crrisicr.] A la (picll on a ajouto Trois 
 Jicttrcs sill' la inOiiio disputo ct h's Articles de rUninii 
 d'Tlrcelit compares aux Articles do VUiiion dea Colonies 
 de rAnieri(|UO tSeptentrionalo,y?«r copi/, uncuf, 
 
 scarce. h" J. run Sc/ioon/ioi'cn, L'frecJif, 1778 
 
 1.172 llistoiro des Heresies. l*iil)lieation d'un aneien JNTanii- 
 scrit contcnaiit uii i'reeis Ciirieux des llen'-sies (pii out lo 
 plus alariue rr^glise ; des Exlrails des prineipaiix articles 
 des plua liiMieux seclairos condamnt's dans les conciles ; lea 
 JJiilles d'l'xeoinniunieation eontro ciix ; la Censure contro 
 laillicr, lea Canons et Deerets de I'oi du Concilo do 
 Trente, . . . . et la si celcbre bullo Unigcnilus 
 siiivie do licilcxions sur les diHercntes JScctcs, uncuf, 
 scarce. S" I^aris, 1810 
 
 137;{ llisloria di-l csforQado Cavallcro rartinoblca Coudo do 
 JMes ; y dcspuea f'lie i']iuj)orador de Constaiitinopla. Ahora 
 iieuvainente tradiicida de la lenfj;ua Catalana y va adornada 
 cou nuiy gentiles E&tampas, ral/. 
 
 8" Jose Zonier, Barcelona, 1812 
 1371 IfiSTouTCAii IMaciazine (The) and Notes and Queriea 
 ooncerninj; tho Anlitpiitiea, lEistory, and Biography of 
 America, Vols. 1. and 11. chtli, scarce. 
 
 1" Jiosfon, Xeio York, 1857-1858 
 1375 ITisTonv (The) of the Civil AVar in America, Vol. 1 [all 
 jJublishecP, Comprehending the Campaigns of 1775-1777. 
 Hy an Olilrer of the Army [Capt. Hall?] Boards, uncut, 
 rj:cesaiveli/ rare in this state. h" T. l*ai/ne, London, 178U 
 i;]7(5 IIisT(>iiv (Tiik) of TiiK Civil. W'Ait IN Amkuka, V«)1. T, 
 [all itiiOlis/icil,] Comprehending tht; Campaigns of 1775, 
 177<>, and 1777. Jiy an Otiicer of tho Aru\y,Jine co))i/, calj\ 
 ft' I the lari/e anil rare map sliowing the Campai(/ns of 1770 
 at, 1777, vcrij rare in this cumlifion. 
 
 8" T. Pai/ne, London, 1780 
 
 1377 Iliatorv ^The^ of tho Western World, the United States. 
 2 vols. Lard. Cab. Ci/clop. S" London, 1.S30-1837 
 
 1378 History (The) of "the United States for 17!)G : including 
 a variety of interesting jiartieiilars relating to the Federal 
 (iovernmeiit i)revi(iiisto that \w\'um\, fine eopji, uncut, scarce. 
 
 h" Press pfSu'iu-dor ^]' McCorklc, Phtladrlphia, 171)7 
 Tliis tiook was ]iut)lisliL'il in lumilnTs, i\s a kind nl' idiiiiiiuation, lliounti 
 a scpnnUo work, of tlie Aiiu'rican i\iiiinal l\i'({isl<-'r fi>r ITIMI. In tlio 
 cinly nuniln'rs aiT cimtaini'il thi'-(! tauuuis iliaryc •- of pcciilalioii 
 nv:iiinst iMcxanilcr Hamilton, wlijch linallv indiiccil tlint ili^dngui.sliol 
 Statesman to.-awn leg oil' lo cure a torn. i?ec' liis cxiiiliialion, No. 1306 
 of tliiK (..'atalo^uc. 
 
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 1379 History (The) of tho Into Minority, exliibiting the Con- 
 duct, Principles and Views of that Party during tho years 
 17G2-1765, 332 pages, fne copy, calf. S" London, 
 
 printed in 17(55, and reprinled with some additions in 17G0 
 
 1380 Hitchcock (Enos, of Providence.) A Discourse at the Or- 
 dination of tho Eev. Abel Flint to a Christian Church at 
 Hartford, April 20th, 1791. 
 
 8" Elisha Bohuch, Hartford, 1791 
 
 1381 Hitchcock (Gad) Natural Religion aided by Kevelation 
 and perfected in Christianity. A Discourse in the Chapel 
 of the University at Cambridge, Sept. 1, 1779, at the Lec- 
 ture founded by tho Hon. Paul Dudley, Esq. fine and 
 vncut. S" T. (^ J. Fleet, Boston, 1779 
 
 1382 Hittoll (John S.) Mining in the Pacific States of North 
 America, clotli. 12" Bancroft ^ Co. San Francisco, 18G1 
 
 1353 Hobart (Rev. John Henry) An Apology for Apostolic 
 Order and its Advocates, occasioned by the strictures and 
 denunciations of tho Christian's Magazine, 
 
 boards, uncut. 8" T. ^ J. Swords, New York, 1807 
 
 1354 Hobart (Noah, of Fairfield, Conn.) A Second Address 
 to the Members of the Episcopal Separation in New 
 England. Occasioned by the Exceptions made by Dr. John- 
 son, Mr. Wetmore, Mr. Beach, and Mr. Cauer. Added 
 an Ap])cndix, a Letter from Mr. Dickinson in Answer, to 
 Mr. Wetmore, 174 pages, half roan, fine copy, 
 
 uncut, scarce. 8" D. Futvle, Boston, 1751 
 
 Tliis I)()<)k is pcrlmps more suggestive than any other one vohime of tho 
 materials for the historian, who contcmphites a liistory of the Estahlish- 
 mcnt of Kpiscopucy, or the Church of Kn;;land, in New Knglanil, from 
 the first, slender gathering in Boston in 1680 to 1750. 
 
 1355 ITobbes (Thomas) Elcmens Philosophiques du Citoyen 
 Traicte Politique oil los Pondcmcns dc la Societo civile sont 
 (U'soouvcrts, calf. 8" Amst. 1049 
 
 1380 Hoi'kstra (Klans) Dagvcrhaal van het A^crougelukkcn 
 van hot GaljootschipHarliugon in Straat-Davids, DoTogt 
 van do Equipagie mot sloopen ovcrenlangs het ijs, en over- 
 wintering van dezelvein hot Noordlijkgedeelte van Groen- 
 land, uncut, scarce, with a large new chart of Davis Straits, 
 and Biijfin's Bay. 8" Vander IHaais, Jlarlingen, 1828 
 
 1387 Holiday ExEUCiSKs, or the Christian A. IJ. C. consist- 
 ing of Sovcn Alphabets, with a Text of Scripture affixed to 
 every Letter, ^ne t^opy, uncut, half roan. 
 8" Brinted by Kline ^' Bi'ynohls,andsoldby 3Ir. Baley,Mr. 
 Aitkin, Bhilndelphin, and Sam. Loudon,N'ew York, 1785 
 HesiUes the seven Alphahets of Scripture texts, this very rare volume 
 contains several pieces of American I'octry. 'J"he hook is recommended 
 liy Dr. l{odges, and four other distinguishetl clergymen. After Eliot's 
 liiinnoiiy, aiul Aitkin's American Bildc, this is one of the earliest 
 specimens of printing parts of the liihie in English in America. 
 
 138i 
 
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 13911 
 
liibliuthcca lli,\toviva 101 
 
 138S lloLLANi). Niouwc Kfiart vuu Noord llollanil verdteld 
 ill do Hooglieemraadsi'Imppen, van Koniieincrland, Wosl- 
 Friesland en Watorland, b{;nevcna dc drooggemaakto 
 Meeren, aid Purner, Wormcr, Boeinsler, Scheriner, en/, 
 bcvattendo, meodo de Eilandcn Tcxel, Vlieland en Ter- 
 BchcJling zecr nauwkeurig getcckciid, en iu 't licht gogee- 
 rcn door Johannes Covena en Zoon te Amsterdam, 4:} bi/ 
 22^ inches, mounted and soiled, scarce. [Amst. 1720 ?J 
 
 1389 Holland (Nieuwe Kaart van), 15 Ay 12 inches n, d. 
 
 1390 Holland. Nieuwe Kaart van Holland tot het Vader- 
 landscli Woordeubock van Kok beliooreude, 15 by 12 
 inches, coloured, n. d. 
 
 1391 Holland. A new Map of y« XVII Provinces of Low 
 Germanic, mended a mow in manic places, 2()i iy IG inches. 
 
 Qeorge Jiumhlc, in popes head Allei/, 1G2(» 
 
 1302 Holland. Belgiunj Foedfratum omendnlo auctum et 
 novissimo cdituni per Nicoliium Yisbclicr, 22 bi/ 18.J inches, 
 coloured, fine copy. \Amst. 1G50] 
 
 1303 HoTiriANu. Lc Conito de IloUando drcsse sur lea 
 Memoirea Ic plus Nonncanx par lc Sr. Sanson, 22 by 33 
 inches, coloured, very fine copy. II. Jailloi, Paris, 1092 
 
 1301 Holland. Cnrto Nonvellc dos Cartes de HoUando, 
 Zcclande, Flandre, Picardic et Normandie avcc nuc Partio 
 dcs Coatea d'Angletorro u I'usago di\s Armees de Sa Ma- 
 jcste Britanni(iuc par le b't. liomain do Ilooge, Jine copy, 
 bcauce, 37 by 23 inches, coloured, with beautiful Views 
 of Calais and Dunquerque. 
 
 Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1G9G] 
 
 1305 Holland. Carte dos Provinces Unica des Pays baa . . . 
 Rectifiecs par lea Observations do Snellius, etc. par O. de 
 risk', 2I5 bi/ 18J inches, coloured, fne copy, the toivns in 
 gold. ' Paris, 1702 
 
 1390 Holland. Tabula Hollandia) Borealis, cognita) olini sub 
 nomine Kennemaria) et Westfrisiae in majores ct miiiorcs 
 ditiones distinctae per Petrum Scheuk, lOi by 22 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy. Peter Schenk, Amsterdam, 1708 
 
 1397 Holland. Carte dcs Provinces Uniea des Paja bas, par 
 G, de L'lslc, 21i by ISJ inches, coloured. 
 
 Jean Cdvens et Corneille diortier, Amsterdam, [1710] 
 
 1398 Holland. Polioinetria (lormaniae Inferioris [containing 
 the principal Towns in Holland and the Netherlands, witli 
 their respective distances from one another,] 11 by inches, 
 coloured. [Afnst. 1720] 
 
 1309 Holland. Kaart van 't Graafschap Holland naauw- 
 kourig afgedeelt in zyne Heomraadseha|)pen, Baljusschappen 
 en Waarden nevcns de Hocrlykheit Utrecht en gcdeolto 
 van Geldcrlandt, 22i by 20^ inches, coloured. 
 
 licinier und Josua Ottens, Amnlerdam, [1735 ?J 
 
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 1G2 Bibliotheca Qeographica 
 
 1400 Ilollnnd. Atlas van hot Aloude Holland en dcszellA 
 waare gelegenheid, zno als die was ondcr do Rcgeering der 
 Keyzeren, Koningen, Hortotjcu en Graaven, naukeurig 
 verbeeld in IX, Landkaarten, i) maps, ea. 15 by 
 
 14 inches. Pieter de Ilondt, Oraavenshaage, 1745 
 
 1401 Holland. Nieuwo Kaart van het zuid Wcstelykste Deel 
 van Holland, bchebzende de Uuljuwscbappen Voorne, Put- 
 ten enz, 15 bj/ 13 inches, Isaak Tirion, Aviaterdam, 1748 
 
 1402 Holland. Nouvelle Carte dii Roynume do Hollaiide, on 
 Ton trouvo la route Itiiu'raire, ainsi quo ecilc dos Postea 
 etablies pour la Coniniodile den Voijngeurs. Nicuwc Kaart, 
 etc. 20^ by 17 inches, coloured. 
 
 E. Maaslcamp, Aiiislerdavi, [1750] 
 
 1403 Holland. Los Provinces Unis dcs Pay* Una. Connes sous 
 lo noin do Iloliiiule. Par llomann. liectilie, etc. 21 by IS 
 inches, coloured. liuitHti, l'ori», 1777 
 
 1401' Holland. A INFap of the Seven United Provinces, with 
 the Land ol'Dreol and (lie (unenility Lands. By W. Faden, 
 1781), 21 by 2.S imtn's coloured, 2nd edition. 
 
 J.oudon, July 1st, 1791 
 
 1405 Hoi.fiANJ). Ts'ieuwe Algenieeno Kaart der Vereenij^do 
 Nederlandeil, vervaardigil naarde Nieuwsle AV^aarnemingeu 
 en verrijkt met alio I'ost en andert? (Jrooto Wegen en do 
 atatanden der onderscheideno Post stations, 35 by iio inches. 
 Mounted in quarto. 
 
 Jfortier, Covens en Zoon, Amsterdam, ISM' 
 
 1400 Holland. Nonvello Curte (\v la Province de Hollande. 
 J'artio Se])tonlri()nale. i'lirtio Aleridionale Dresseo et 
 Gravee, par C. Van IJaarsel ot Pils, 2 sheets, ea. 20 by\G 
 inches, coloured. F. J. IJiyyand, La I/aye, ISIH 
 
 1407 Hoi.LANO. Carte du lioynunu! cles Pay.s Pas. [With 
 littlo Maps of the Dutch Possessions, the Indies, Luxem- 
 bourg and Limbourg in the jNlargins], 32 by 24 inches, 
 coloured. [1B30J 
 
 140^ ''ollando (Nouvelle Carto de Koijaume de), on Ion 
 tionvo la route Itiiieraire ainsi tpio celles dos Postcs, etc. 
 Nic iwe Kaart van, etc. 2i'J //// hW incl'rs, coloured,Jine 
 copy. E. J/aaskavip, Amsterdam [1780] 
 
 1409 Jfollande (Xouvelle Carte des Dcpartements dc) ou Ton 
 trouvc hi route It incraire, ainsi (jiie celU's des Postes, etc. 
 Nicuwe Kaart, etc. 2(>J by l()i inches, coloured. 
 
 K. Mdiishanip, Amsterdam, [17R0?] 
 
 1410 Hollande (Carte de la) Couiprcnant loLimbourg llollan- 
 dais et lo G'! Duche de Luxembourg, 20 by 22^ inches, 
 coloured. Bruxelles, IS;JO 
 
 1411 llollaiMlia' iMeridionalis, Para II. eontincns uovisiiiiam 
 Insulariim Horilracensia, Aiblasser, Crimper et Clundert, 
 cum acljacentibiis (lescri|itionem, 21 by 17J inches, coloured, 
 ex Typoyr. Geiirdi Vulk et I'etri ISih'uk. 
 
 Aiiisfplagdanii. [\7\0?] 
 
Bibliotheca Uiatonea 103 
 
 1412 Holland and the United States. Preparatoirlyk Plan van 
 een Tractaat van Coramorcio ; anu to gaan tusson Ilim 
 Hoog Mop; de Staaten van do Sec von Verccuigde Provin- 
 cien van Holland, on de .Uortien Vcreciiigilo Staaten van 
 Noord-Aineriea ; otn Ingevallen Engeland Ilaar voor Vrye 
 Volkerenorkont, als Dan zulks to brongen tor tavol van 
 Hun Hoog-Moogende, 20 Oct. 1780, uncut, scarce. fol. 
 
 1413 HolmcH (Abiel, Annalist) A Sermon preached at Cam- 
 bridge, January 4, iHOl, the First Lord's Day in the Nine- 
 teenth Century, [historical and valuable local history.] 
 
 S" William Hilliard, Cambridge, 1801 
 
 1414 lIoiiMES (Abiel) The History of Cambridge [Massachu- 
 setts], ^hc co/>y. 8" Samuel JIall, Boston, 1801 
 
 Oi»c of the riirc-it nnd licst of the Local Histories of New England, l)y the 
 nuthor of American Annals. 
 
 1415 Holmes (Rev. John) Historical Sketches of the Missions 
 of the L^nitod lirethren for Propagating llie Gospel among 
 the Heathen, from their commencement to IS 17, the second 
 edition improved, y/«e copi/, boards, 
 
 uncut. 8" For the Author, London, 1827 
 
 The Missions chiefly describeil are in Grccninnil, Labrador, among the 
 Dclawiirc an<l Irotjuois Indians, the West Indies, South America, etc. 
 
 1410 HoLYOKE (Samuel) Harmonia Americana. Containing 
 a concise Introduction to the Rounds of Music, with a variety 
 of Airs suitable for Divino Worship and the Use of Musi- 
 cal Societies, consisting of Three and Four Parts, the title 
 a little mutilated at the back, sc.vmE. 
 
 obi. 8" Thomas ^ Andrews, Boston, 1791 
 
 1417 Homer (Jonathan, o/'^<'h7oh) The Chi'.racter and Duties 
 of a Christian SoUlicr considered and r.pplicd in a Sermon 
 before the Company of Artillery, Juno 7, 1790, being the 
 Anniversary of the Election of Ollicers, clean, fine and 
 uncut. S". B. liusscll, Boston, 1790 
 
 1418 lioMEii (Rev. Authlii) Paoros.vi.s for Phixting by 
 Subscription a new Work for the benelit of a Public In- 
 stitution, entitled Bibliotheca Universalis Americana, or an 
 Universal American Jiibrary ; containing a General Cata- 
 logue of Publications relating to America and the AVest 
 Indies, from the first Discovery of those Countries by 
 Columbus in 1102 to the end of tin; present (\'ntury, 
 4 lar//e pages, folded and bound in polishrd calf gilt, bg Braff, 
 EXCEssiVKLY sCAUCE. ful. Printed bg S. (iosnell. 
 
 Little Queen Street, ILolborn, London, 1791) 
 
 This pronii.-injj; project of a Grnn<l Hini.ioTHKcA Ami:uicana in two 
 <inarto Volimies of 500 panes each, priio X:i. '-'.-•, or lo .luUnrs in Ame- 
 rica, was ncviT carried out, althuiipii Mr. Ilouur prints ilu' I'anicsof 
 above aoo suliscriliers, a rcspcctal)lo list iicatled liv Unlns Kinu the 
 American Ministcr.und imludiny Gov. l''runklin,of New Jersey, UicLaid 
 Penrose, etc. 
 
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 1419 IIOMERI ILIAvS. Fbancisoi Xateuii Aleoue Mexi- 
 can i Verachucknsis llomeri lliaa Latino carminocxpressa. 
 Editio Rotnana VonuHtior. et omontlatior. Vellum, wormed 
 in the back. 8" Apud Salvione.m, tipogr. Vaticanum, 1788 
 This rcviaod Uomon edition of A Ic^tc's Houici-'h lliml differs considcmhly 
 from the firBt edition of 1776. On the titlc-pugo of thii edition arc 
 medallion portraits of Homer nnd Ale(;rc, and on the next leaf is n 
 ('oip|)er])lnte engraving representing the Mexican Arms over a preface 
 headed MsxiCiV^NA Civitas, and signed l>y Joannes a Malo de Vilhi- 
 vici-iicio. ^ 
 
 1120 Hooker (Thomae) Tho Soules rrepnration for Christ, or 
 a Treatise of Coutrition, half calf. 
 
 4" liobert Baulman, London, 1G32 
 
 1421 Hooker (ThoniaH) TheSouloa Exaltation, a TrcatiHO con- 
 
 tuiiiiiijj; Iho Soulos Union with Christ; tlio Suulos Benefit, 
 
 etc. ; The Soules Justification. lohn llaviland, Lond. 1G38 
 
 — Tho Soules Ingraft inj; into Christ, 2 vols, in 1, old calf. 
 
 1" J. II. for Andrew Crookc, London, 1037 
 
 1122 lIooKKU (Thomas) Tho Soules Exaltation, a Troatiae 
 containing tho Soules Union with Chri«l,tho Soules Benefit, 
 tho Soules Justification, re;yy?«r.' clean copy, old 
 
 calf. 4" lohn ILiviland, London, 1G38 
 
 1123 lIooKKH (Thomas) The Soules Vocation, or Eiroctual 
 Calling to Christ, [Souls Efectual Calling to Chri.st], tcith 
 loth lilies, GG8 pages. 4" John llaviland, London, 1(138-37 
 
 1121 llouKKit (Thomas, of Ilart/ord, in New England) Tho 
 Soules Vocation or Efiectiial Ciilling to Christ, by T. II. 
 GGS pages, fine copy, calf, scarce in /his condition. 
 
 4" lohn Haviland,fur A. Croolce. London, 1G38 
 
 1425 lIooKEE (Thomas) A Siuvkv of the Sumiiic of Church 
 
 Discipline, wherein the Way of the Churches of New Eng- 
 
 laml is warranted out of the Word, and all Exceptions of 
 
 weight answered, ^«e large and clean copy. 
 
 4" A. M.for John Bellamy, London, 1G18 
 On the fly-lcavcs nt the end is n kind of inilcx probably in the hand-writ- 
 ing of Incnase Mather. On tiio first front fly-leaf arc tho autographs 
 of I'cter Ti\acher, July 1748. Iklow it that of Joshua Gee, i)robahly 
 tlic i^raduate at Harvard, and not the author of the work on Trade. On 
 the next leaf is the autofrraph of (ico. Davie, and inidcrnealh some 
 MS. notes, pmbably as iiuiy as ICGO. On the title are autographs of 
 J. Brook and J. lice, and en the reverse Maiy Tliathcr, 1787. 
 
 1120 1Iooki:;h (Thomas) A Survey of tho Sniiimo of Church 
 Discipline, wherein the Way of the Churches of New 
 England is warranted out of the Word, and all Exceptions 
 of weight which are made against it answered, good title, hut 
 some leaves fatigueif. 
 
 4'» yt. M.for John Bellamy, Lundoii, l(J48 
 1427 Hooper (Hohcrt) The Anatomists' Vade-Mecum. 2ud 
 American iVum .Srd Lt)uduii Edition. 
 
 12" Published hg Preston and MerrHleld, Farnsworth 
 and Chuivhill, printers. Windsor, 1809 
 
Bibliotheca Ilistorira 105 
 
 1428 HooENBEEK (JolianiicH) De Convehsione Inoorum ct 
 Oentilium accessit cjusdein Y'ita,fine copi/, 
 
 vellum. 4" Apud J. Jansonium, Amst. 1GG9 
 
 This copy has what is often wantiii};, the hirgc folili'd portrnit of H()f)ni- 
 iHJck by Santvoort. ntid the Suppicmemu! Chapter XXV. after the 
 Index, relating t<> llic elVorts of Mayiicw, Kliot, Shepurd, and others 
 among the Indians in New Kngliimi. The trniislation of the MiMc, 
 Catechism, and other hoolis into tliu Indian hmguage is spolten of 
 
 1429 Hopkins (Joliu Henry, Bishop of Vermont) Christianity 
 Vindicated, ill Seven DiHcourses on the External Evideucea 
 of the Now Testament, boards, uncut. 
 
 12" E. Smith, Burlingfon, 77. 1833 
 1130 Hopkins (Samuel) Memoirs of Miss Susanna Anthony, 
 who died at Newport, llhodo Island, 1701, consistiiifj; 
 chiefly of Extracts from licr Writings. Now edition, with 
 recommeudal ory preface by Ur. Ityland, Mr. EiUlor, and Mr. 
 Sutcliff, boards, uncut. h" J. W. Morris, Clipstone, lS03 
 
 1431 Hornius (Georgiiis) Do Originibiis Americanis libri qua- 
 tiior, calf. 12" llarjcB Comitis, 1052 
 
 1432 Horiiiua'(Ocor{»in.s) Area Norp, sivo llistoria Imperiorum 
 et Kegnorum Ti Coiulito vrbe ;. nostra Tempora, J?He copy, 
 vellum. 12" Lm/d. Jialav. 1000 
 
 Tiiis chil)nnitc and learned Xnwk deserves to he lanked among books 
 rcUiting to America <jnitc as much as the Anthor's otlier well known 
 book on the Origin of tlic Amcr leans. Besides numerous references to 
 tiio new conlincnt througiiout this hook, nearly 100 pages arc devoted 
 exclusively to America. 
 
 1433 Horto (Garf;ia ab) Aromatum ct Sim])lieium aliquot 
 Medicamentorum ai)ud Indos nascontium Ilistoria. Latino 
 Bcrmono in Epitomen contraeta a C. Clusio. 4to editio. 
 Flantin, Antverpite, 1593 — Costa (Christophorus a) Aro- 
 matum ot medicamentorum in Oriontali India nascontium 
 Liber. C. Clusii opera L'ltiiuis factus. 2 vols, in I, fine 
 copies, vellum. i>" Planliii, Anfvcrpta; 1593 
 
 1434 HosKiNs (James) Tue Pensilvania Buiuii.K bubbled 
 by the Treasurer, or au Account of his admitting Pur- 
 chasers for Shares lodging jt'8478 12s. in the Bank of 
 England and tho Sale of his Lands in Pensilvania to the 
 Company. With an Estimate of how much of the Com- 
 pany's Money ho placed to his own Account, etc. With 
 the Judgment of Seven Arbilniton< in liis Favour, etc. 
 With remarks on tho whole, cxcrni^ivrli/ scarce, 00 closely 
 printed large pages. 4" For the Author, London, 1720 
 
 An extraordinary book of personal gossip, aimed chiefly at Thoma.s 
 Story. 
 
 1435 Hotchkiss (Frederick AVni.) A Kelrospect on the Minis- 
 try and Church of Saybrook. A Half Century Sermon 
 preached on Lord's Day, September 22, lS3;il, uncut, local 
 histonj and fjencaloyif, b" ./. B. FAdrcdye, Hartford, 183S 
 
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 166 Bibliotheca Oeographiea 
 
 1486 HosMEB (W. ir. C.) Tho Piunoors of Western New 
 
 Vork : a Pooin nroiiouncod at Geneva, N. Y., before the 
 
 Literary Societies of Geneva Collope, August let, 1838, 
 
 Bcaree. 12" Ira Merrcll, Geneva, N. Y. 1838 
 
 With an Appendix or liiHtorical notoa respecting the Indians, etc. 
 
 IW7 llouon (ILoratio GatcH, of Martintburg, N. y.) Diviug» 
 or an Attempt tu doHcribo upon llydmuliu and Hydrostatic 
 PrinciploH a method of Supplying the JJivor with Air under 
 Wiitor,,/J/j£f co»y, uncut. S" J. liussell, Jr., Jfart/ord, 1813 
 
 1 138 Houghton (William A.) Our Fathers' Altar ; a Centennial 
 Sermon proachod June 7, 18 1(5, in commemoration of tho 
 Founding of the Firwl Christian Church in Northborough, 
 Maaa., historical, with an appendix of explanatory 
 notes. 8" JL. J. Jlowland, Worcester, 1816 
 
 l-t3l) Hours of Childhood and othor Poems, 
 
 uncut. 12" A. JJoii'inan, Montreal, 1820 
 
 MtO HousToUN (Jamca) Works, coutuiiiiiig Memoirs of his 
 Life and Travels in Asia, Alrii-a, America, and most Parta 
 of Europe. Giving a particular Account of tlie Scotch 
 Expedition to Darieu, some Curious Anecdotes of tho 
 Spanish Court, etc. 8" For the Author, London, 1753 
 
 I41'l Hovcy (Jis'ovy, of Rochester, Mass.) The Duty and Privi- 
 lege of Aged Saints to leave their dying Testimony behind 
 them to Posterity, a Sermon occasioned by the death of 
 Lieut. John Hammond of liochester, born at Sandwich, 
 Nov. 22, 1GG3, and died April 19, 17H), scarce, half 
 morocco. 12" S. Kneeland, Boston, 1749 
 
 l'll!2 Howahd's County, Maryland, IMarteuet'a Map of, 
 Si by 34 inches. Coloured, fine clean copy, 
 scAiicE. jWrt//t»J0>r, [1800?] 
 
 1443 Howe {Rev. Nathanael) A Cevtuuy Sermon delivered 
 in Hopkinton [Massachusetts] on Lord's Day, December 
 24, 1815. 8" Flag and Gould, Andover, 1816 
 
 Tiiis is ])crhaps the wittiest, spiciest, keenest, nnd trutlifulest Discourse 
 ever prciielied in New Englund. It lunst be read to be niipreciuted. It 
 is purely liistoriciil and full of home thrusts, but in such perfect simpli- 
 city and gooil fuitii that noue was olTendcd. Mr. Howe had for a long 
 time been pastor over tliis Hopkinton Hook, growing poorer and poorer 
 as the cost of livin<; inereitscd and the currency became depreciated. 
 His cU'orts for increase of salary had failed. The Century at last came 
 round and ho preached to his .sheep from this text, •' 2 I'eter i. 13— 
 Yea I think it meet, os Ion;;; as I am in this tabernacle, to stir you up, 
 by putting you in remembrance." Anrl stir them up he did. The 
 Sermon was reviewed in the North American lievietv most favourably, 
 and in a subsequent edition Mr. Howe noticed the reviewer. His sheep 
 did not iucrea.sc his salary, imt immediately alter the sermon they 
 bou;;ht him a new suit of clothes, which he acknowledges in the third 
 edition. 
 
 1441 Howe (Nathanael) A Century Sermon delivered in Hop- 
 kinton on Lord's Day, December 21, 1S15. Second edition 
 revised and corrected, S' Flay and Ooul'd, Andover, 1817 
 
;ern New 
 tefore the 
 Ist, 1838, 
 ". r. 1838 
 18, etc. 
 
 .) Diviu^t 
 ^(Iroatatic 
 Air under 
 ford, 1813 
 'entennial 
 ion uf tho 
 h borough, 
 
 sler, 18iO 
 
 real, 1820 
 lirs of his 
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 and Privi- 
 ny behind 
 e death of 
 Sandwich, 
 
 sfon, 1749 
 Map of, 
 
 %[1860?] 
 
 delivered 
 
 ►ecember 
 
 )ver, 1816 
 
 it Discourse 
 |-ecitvted. It 
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 fetcr i. 13— 
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 did. The 
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 mill tot heva lltHtorica 1 07 
 
 1U5 llowi; (Nathnniu'l) ;\ CVnliiry Sermon, dolivcrod in Hop- 
 
 kintun, MaHH., on Lord's Day, December 2i, 1815. Third 
 
 Edition, with NoIck, roviwcd and corrected, 
 
 uncut. 8" Crocker and Urewttrr, Botton, 1825 
 
 1416 II owe (Rev. Natlianacl) The Celebrated Century Sermon 
 of tho Rev. N. Howe of llopkinton, MasH., with a Memoir 
 of hia Life by EliaH Nanon. Fourth edition. 
 
 8" J P. Jewett, Boston, 1851 
 
 1447 Howell (W. T.) Tlic Ri^ht of tho General (lovcrnment 
 to Lease Mineral Lands within a State, and the Sovereign 
 Right of Micliii^an to the Mines and Minerals within her 
 Bordern. S" y>/ro/7, [INIOJ 
 
 1448 Howes (Ebonezer) Some Account of the I'roiecilings on 
 board Sluj) Niagara of Hoston, conunaiuled by one E. 
 Howes, jr. during her passage from Liverpool to UoHt«»n 
 in April and INLay iSJiO. With Remarks on the Rights of 
 Seamen, iincu/, scarce. 8" Joseph S. Hart, Boston, ISHO 
 
 1449 llowitt (E.) Selection.s from Letters written during a 
 Tour through i\w L'^iiited States in ISlO, illustrative of the 
 Native Indians and their Descent I'rom the Lost Ten Tribes 
 of Israel, as well a.s dosLriptivo of the present situation and 
 Buft'erings of EniiyraulH, iy«/«/«r, itncul. 
 
 12" J. Dunn, Xollinjliam, (1820) 
 
 1450 Hubbard (Jolin) The Rudiments of Geography, iteing a 
 concise Description of the various Kingdoms, States, Em- 
 pires, Countries, and islands of the World, Second edition, 
 revised and corrected, with map of the lVQrhl,Jine copy, lulu. 
 
 12" For Thomas by Geo. W. Mchuls, Walpole, X.IL. lS05 
 
 1451 Hubbard (John) The Rudiments of (ieography, with an 
 Introduction explaining the Astronomical I'art of (ieo- 
 graphy, to which is added an enlarged Clironological Table, 
 Sixth Edition, roviseil 12" Joseph Dix, Barnard, Vt. 1814 
 
 1852 Huhbaud (William) A Narrative of the Indian Wars in 
 New-England from 1UU7 to lt»77, tvanls part of the last 
 sheet, but has the last U'lrf'. 12" John Boyle, Boiitun, 1775 
 
 1453 Hubbard and Ives (^leusrs.) Geological INIap of the Dis- 
 trict, Sub. divided by Messrs Hubbard and Ives, under 
 Contract bearing date Sept. 7th, 1 Sll) [on the Shores of Lake 
 Superior], It bi/ 8 inches. E. irder and Co. Bait. [isW] 
 
 1455 IIUBiiiiV (BiiiiXAiU)) TuK Histouv of the American Re- 
 volution, iududiuu; the most imj)ortant events and Resolu- 
 tions of the Honourable Continental Congress during that 
 period, and also the most interesting J.elters and Orders of 
 General Washington, Vol.1, [all ever published], Jinc copy 
 on sized paper, one of (he rarest and most important histories 
 of the American Eei..!iition. 
 
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 1454 lIuBBEiiL (Seth). a Nahbative of the Sufteiiugs of 
 S. Hubbell and Family iu hia beginning a Settlement in 
 the Town of Wolcott, in the State of Vermont, fine copy, 
 uncut, SOAECE. 120 jp and W. Eaton, Danville, Vt. 1826 
 "In the latter part of February, 1789, I set out from tho town of 
 Nonvalk in Connecticut, on my journey to Wolcott, to commence a 
 Settlement " — says the author, at which time also he commenced his 
 troubles, adventures, etc. 
 
 1456 Hudson's Kivee. A Topographical Map of Hudson's 
 Biver, with the Channels, Depth of VVater.'.Eocks, Shoals, 
 etc. and the Country adjacent from Sandy Hook, New 
 York and Bay to Fort Edward, also the Communication 
 with Canada by Fort George and Lake Champlain as high 
 as Fort Chambly on Sorel Eiver. By Claude Joseph 
 Sauthier. 20*- iy 31 inches, coloured, fine copy, 
 
 SCABCE. Wm. Faden, London, 1776 
 
 1457 Hudson Eiver (An Improved Map of the) with the Post 
 Eoads between N, York and Albany, 5i hy 
 
 41 inches Neio York, 1831 
 
 1458 HuoQiNS (John Eichard Desborus) Hugginiana ; or 
 Huggins' Fantasy, being a collection of the most esteemed 
 modern Literary Productions, exposing the art of making a 
 noise in the world, without beating r drum or crying oysters ; 
 and shewing how, like Whittington of old, who rose from 
 nothing to be Lord Mayor of London, a mere Barber may 
 become an Emperor, if he has but spirit enough to assume 
 and talents enough to support the title. By J. E. Huggins, 
 Empereur Ju Frisseurs, Eoi du Barbiers, etc. with many 
 woodcuts and copper-plates, fine copy, 
 
 scarce. 12° H. C. SouthwicTc, New TorJc, 1808 
 
 1459 Hughes (William Carter) The American. Miller and 
 Millwright's Assistant, 2 pts. in 1, cloth. 8° Betroit, 1850 
 
 1460 Hull (William, late Gov. of the Territory of Michigan, 
 etc.) Memoies of tho Campaign of the North- Western Army 
 of the United State?, 1812, with an Appendix containing a 
 Sketch of the Eevolutionary Services of tlie Author, fine 
 clean copy, with rough edges, out of print, and very 
 
 scarce. 8° True and Greene, Boston, 1824 
 
 1401 Humboldt (Baron A. de) Ensayo Politico sobre la Isia 
 de Cuba. Obra traducida al Casteliano por D. J. B. de V. 
 y M. with Humboldt* s famous map of Cuba, 
 uncut. 8° Benouard, Paris, 1827 
 
 1462 Hume (Joseph) The Celebrated Letter of J. Hume, M.P. 
 to Wm. Lyon Mackenzie, Mayor of Toronto, declaratory of a 
 Design to " Free these Provinces from tho banef'il Domina- 
 tion of the Mother Country !" With the Comments of the 
 Press of Upper Canada on tho pernicious and treasonable 
 tendency of that Letter, and the Speeches, Eesolutious, 
 and Amendments of the Common Council of this City, tho 
 result of a Motion to disavow all participation in the senti- 
 ments of Mr, Hume, scarce. S" G. P. Bull, Toronto, 183i 
 
lei'iugs of 
 lemeut in 
 fine copy, 
 , Vt. 1826 
 the town of 
 commence a 
 imenced his 
 
 Hudson's 
 ks, Shoals, 
 ook. New 
 nunication 
 in as high 
 iC Joseph 
 
 ndon, 177G 
 h the Post 
 
 rork, 1831 
 iniana; or 
 it esteemed 
 f making a 
 Dg oysters ; 
 rose from 
 (arber may 
 to assume 
 ,. Iluggins, 
 with many 
 
 Yorh, 1808 
 iller and 
 oit, 1850 
 Michigan, 
 ;ern Army 
 ntaining a 
 ihor, Jine 
 
 Iston, 1824 
 )re la Isla 
 B. de V. 
 
 aris, 1827 
 lime, M.P. 
 •atory ofa 
 
 Bomina- 
 its of the 
 easonahle 
 solutions, 
 
 City, the 
 the senti- 
 nto, 1831. 
 
 Bihliotleca Historica 
 
 169 
 
 1463 Humphreys (David) An Historical Account of the In- 
 corporated Society for the Propagation of the G-ospel in 
 Foreign Parts, in the British Colonies, [in America,] with 
 the two maps of Carolina and New England, etc. 
 
 scarce. S^'J. Downing, London, 1730 
 
 1464 HuMPHEiES (David) The Miscellaneous Works of D. 
 Humphries, late Minister Plenipotentiary from the United 
 States of America to the Court of Madrid, portrait, fine 
 original copy, 8° T. and J. Swords, New York, 1804 
 
 1465 Humphreys (David) A Valedictory Discourse delivered 
 before the Cincinnati of Connecticut in Hartford, July 4tli, 
 1804, at the Dissolution of the Society, uncut, half roan, 
 scarce. 8° Gilbert and Dean, Boston, 180i 
 
 Partly poetical, and with many valuable historical notes. 
 
 1466 Hungary. The Mape of Hungari newly augmented by 
 John Speede, 20^ by 15\ inches. 
 
 George Humble, Pops-head Alley, London, 1626 
 
 1467 Hunqahy [Map of] Le Eoyaume de Hongrie (Partie 
 Meridionale de la Hongrie), 2 sheets, ea. 23^ by 19 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy. Covens and Mortier, Amsterdam [1700 ?] 
 
 1468 Hungary. [Map of the] Theatre de la Guerre eu Hou- 
 garie, Trausilvanie, etc. 23^ by 18| inches, 
 
 coloured, J. Covens and G. Moriier, Amsterdam [1700 ?] 
 
 1469 Hungary. Totius Eegni Hungari® maximseque partis 
 Danubii Fluminis una cum adjacentibus Eegionibua 
 Novissima Delineatio per C. AUard, 21 iy 17 inches. 
 
 [Amst. 1725 ?] 
 
 1470 Hunt (Gilbert J.) The late "War between the United 
 States and Great Britain; from June 1812 to February 
 1815, written in the Ancient Historical Style. Containing 
 also a Sketch of the late Algerine War, and the Treaty 
 concluded with the Dey of Algiers, the Treaty with Great 
 Britain, and the Treaty with the Creek Nation of Indians, 
 portrait of Gen. Jackson, and woodcuts, very scarce. 
 
 12° For the Author, by D, Longworth, New Yorh, 1816 
 
 1471 Hunt (Isaac H.) Astounding Disclosures! Three Tears 
 in a Madhouse, by a Victim, written by himself. A true 
 account of the barbarousj inhuman, and cruel treatment of 
 I. H. Hunt, in the Maine Insfiue Hospital, in 1844, '45, '46 
 and '47, by Drs. Isaac Eay, James Bates, etc. Also the 
 burning of the Hospital, Dec. 4th, 1850. 
 
 8° Isaac IL Hunt, [Boston] 1851 
 
 1472 Hunt (John Warren) Wisconsin Gazetteer, containing 
 the names, location and advantages of the counties, cities, 
 towns, villages, post-offices, lakes, water courses, prairies, 
 and public localities in the State of AVisconsin, alphabeti- 
 cally arranged, large coloured map of Wisconsin. 
 
 8° Beriah Brown, Madison, Wis. 1853 
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 1473 Hunt (Isaac H.) Astounding Disclosures ! Three Tears 
 in a Mad House by a Victim, Written by himself. A true 
 account of the barbarous, inhuman, and cruel treatment of 
 I. H. Hunt, in the State of Maine Insane Hopital, in 
 1844, '45, '4G and '47, by Drs. Isaac Kay, James Bates, etc. 
 Also a short account of the horrid Torture of Miss Elizabeth 
 T. Stone, by Dr. Luther V. Bell, in the McLean Asylum. 
 Also the Burning of the Maine Asylum, Dec. 4th, 1850. 
 Second Edition, with many additions. 
 
 8° For theAutJior, I Boston'], 1852 
 
 1474 Hunt (Rowland) An Address to the Merchants and 
 Owners of the Mercantile Navy of the United Kingdom 
 on the Advantages of Maritime Volunteer Service, 
 uncut. S° Shrewsbury, 1803 
 
 1475 Hunt (William Gibbs) An Address on the Character 
 and Services of De Witt Clinton, delivered at Nashville, 
 March 11, 1828, at the request of the Grand Chapter of 
 Tennessee, hiographical,Jlne and uncut. 
 
 8" J. S. Simpson, Nashville, Ki/., 1828 
 
 1476 Hunter (Daniel J.) A Sketch of Chili expressly prepared 
 for the use of Emigrants from the United States and 
 Europe. With a map and papers relating to the Mar 
 between that country and Spain, and the position assumed 
 by the United States. 8° J. Hallet, New York, 18GG 
 
 1477 Hunter (J.) Collections concerning the Founders of New 
 Plymouth, the Parent Colony of New England 8<» 1854 
 
 1478 Huntingdon (Daniel) A Discourse in the North Meeting- 
 House in Bridgewater, Dec. 22, 1820, being the Second 
 Centurial Anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims at 
 Plymouth [containing a History of the Township of Bridge- 
 water, Massachusetts] ^?ie copy, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 8° Ezra Lincoln, Boston, 1821 
 
 1479 Huntington (Joseph, D.D.) God ruling the Nations for 
 the most glorious end. A Sermon in presence of his Ex- 
 cellency [Gov. Trumbull] and both Houses of Assembly, 
 Hartford, May 13th, 1784, ^ne copi/ with rough leaves. 
 
 8" Hudson ^ Goodwin, Hartford, 1784 
 
 1480 HunsT (M. B.) History of the Fourteenth Eegiment 
 Alabama Volunteers, with a List of the Names of every 
 Man that ever belonged tothe Eegiment, on coarse Confede- 
 rate paper, scarce. 12° Bichmond, 1863 
 
 1481 Hutchinson (K. M.) A Memoir of Abijah Hutchinson, a 
 Soldier of the Revolution. By his Grandson 
 
 12° William Alliny, Rochester, 1843 
 
 Abijah was born in Lebanon, Connecticut, in 175C, was a Connecticut 
 
 privateer in the beginning of the Revolution, lived half a century in 
 
 Vermont, and settled in 1833 in Gennessee N.Y., where he died in 
 
 1 843, full of years, and historical recollections saved in this little book. 
 
 1482 Hutchinson (Thomas) The History of the Colony of 
 Massachusetts-Bay, from 1028 to 1750, 2 vols, clean 
 copy. S" Bichardson, London, 1760-1768 
 
•ee Tears 
 f. A true 
 itment of 
 !opital, in 
 (ates. etc. 
 Elizabeth 
 Asylum, 
 ith, 1850. 
 
 on], 1852 
 anta and 
 Kingdom 
 
 wry, 1803 
 Character 
 Naahville, 
 Chapter of 
 
 Ki/., 1828 
 
 prepared 
 
 :ate3 and 
 
 the war 
 I assumed 
 ork, 18GG 
 :s of New 
 
 8° 1851 
 Meeting- 
 le Second 
 ilgrima at 
 f Bridge- 
 
 ton, 1821 
 itions for 
 ' his Ex- 
 Lssembly, 
 ves. 
 
 brd, 1784) 
 legiment 
 of every 
 Con/ede- 
 md, 1863 
 hiuson, a 
 
 ter, 1843 
 
 onnecticut 
 century in 
 le died in 
 little book, 
 olony of 
 s, clean 
 too- 1708 
 
 Bibliolheca Historica 171 
 
 ll!83 Ilntchiuson (Francis) An Historical Essay concerning 
 Witchcraft, with Observations upon Matters of Fact, . . . 
 Also Two Sermons, one in proof of the Christian Religion, 
 the other concerning Good and Evil Angels, fine clean copy, 
 calf. 8° B. Knapton, London, 1720 
 
 Chapter V recounts the history of Witchcraft at Salem, Boston and 
 Andover in New England. 
 
 llSi Hutchinson (Thomas) TIio Speeches of Govtinor 
 Hutchinson to the General Assembly of the Massachusetts 
 Bay, Sixth of January 1773, with the Answers of His 
 Majesty's Council and the House of Kepreseutatives, very 
 fine copy of the or'ujinal edition, half calf, 
 scarce. 8" Edes 'Sf Gill, Boston, 1773 
 
 11S5 Hutchinson (Thonuis) Copy of Letters sent to Great 
 Britain by his Excelloncy Thomas Hutchinson, the Hon. 
 Andrew Oliver, and several other Persons Born and Edu- 
 cated Among Us. Which original Letters have been 
 returned to America, and laid before the Honourable 
 House of Representatives of this Province, etc. fine large 
 copy, half calf , scikce. 8° Edes ^ Oill, Boston, 1773 
 
 These are the famous Letter.-! which found their way back to Boston it 
 is said through Dr. Franklin, the publication of which by order of the 
 General Court did more i)crhaps to bring matters to a crisis than any 
 previous publication. 
 
 1180 Hutchinson (Titus) An Oration delivered at the South 
 Parish in AVoodstock, Vermont, on the Fourth Day of 
 July, A.D. 1800, political and historical, with an Appendix 
 containing an Ode on Science and Liberty, and an account 
 of the Celebration. 
 
 8° Serena Wright, Randolph, Vermont, 1806 
 
 1187 Hyde (Ell, of Oxford, New York) A Sermon in which 
 the Doctrine of the Lot is stated and applied to Lotteries, 
 Gambling and Card Playiug for Amusement, fine copy, 
 uncut 8" J. B. Johnson, Oxford {New York), 1812 
 
 1188 Hymns for the Nation, in 1782, scarce, fine 
 
 copy. 12° J. Paramore, London, 1781 
 
 Among the Hymns given in this scarce little Volume arc the following : 
 " After the Defeat at the Chesapcak ;" " For the Loyal Americans ;" 
 " A Prayer for Congress," four 8 line stanzas ; " For the Conversiou 
 of the French ; " " Tiianksgiving for the Success of the Gospel in 
 America," etc. 
 
 11897^^r?]cELAND. Tabula Islandifo Auotore Georgio 
 
 Carole Flandro, 18f by 15 inches, fine copy, 
 
 scarce. Judocus ITondius, Amst. [1710] 
 
 1490 Iceland. Insulro Icelandia) delineatio, 
 
 prout haec Solenni meiisurandi negotio sub 
 
 Auspiciis Potentissimi Regis DanisB facto, et a. 1731 demum 
 
 per Cnopfium Archit. militai-em ad fioeni perducto debetur, 
 
 divisfB inquatuor partes, Islandia), Fiordung, etc. 23 by IS^^ 
 
 inches, coloured, fine copy, scarce. Edita studio et 
 
 impensis ILomanniunoruin ILcrcdum, Norimb. 1701 
 
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 1491 Impoetanoe (The) of effectually supporting the Royal 
 African Company of England impartially considered, 
 shewing that a Free and Open Trade to Africa and the 
 Preservation of the British Colonies in America depend 
 upon maintaining the Forts and Settlements, etc. First 
 Edition, map, paper boards, fine copy, 
 
 scarce. 4° M. Cooper, London, 1744 
 
 The moncj'-getting earnestness of this book may wcU sliock the sensi- 
 bilities lit the present day of the rich descendants of the Royal African 
 Traders of last century. The key note of the work is found in the 
 following question from page 3, " Will not every British Planter in 
 America, and every West India Merchant in England grant, that the 
 Negro Trade on the Coast of Africa is the chief and fundamental support 
 of the British Colonies and Plantations in America ? Should our 
 most formidable rivals monopolize the whole African Trade to them- 
 selves; will they not naturally furnish their own Colonies with the 
 best of Negroes, and suffer Englishmen to purchase their Kcfuse 
 only ?" Refuse negroes ! for Englishmen ! and that in 1744 ! 
 
 1492 India. Indise Orientalis nova Deacriptio [with the Mo- 
 luccas] 19f by 15} inches, scarce. 
 
 Joannes Jannsonius, Amsfehdami [1635 ?] 
 
 1493 India. Description de la partie des Indes orientales qui 
 est sous la domination du grand Mogol [A Map] 14 by 10^ 
 inches. I. de His sculp. \Thevenot, Paris, 1663] 
 
 1494 India. A General Mapp of the East-Indies, compre- 
 hending the Estates or Kingdoms of the Great Mogol, the 
 Kingdoms and Estats of Decan, Golconde, Bisnagar, etc. 
 and the Kingdoms and Isles of Pegu, Sian, Malacca, 
 Cochiuchina, etc. Menus'^ Sanson. Rendred into English 
 by Eic: Blome, 13 by 15^ inches, scarce. London, 1667 
 
 1495 India. Ad antiquam India) Geographiam Tabula, Auctor 
 D'Anville (Ptolemaicae Tabulje in parte maritima brevis 
 imagol, 15 by 17 inches, coloured, good copy. 1765 
 
 1496 India [The Dutch India Company]. Gouvernement de 
 la Compagnie des Indes Orientales tant en ces Provinces 
 que danales Indes [A General Description of the Con- 
 stitution of the Dutch East India Company, on a large 
 sheet, with Plates of the Ten Chambers and Sovereign 
 Company], scarce and handy, 17 by 12 J inches, fine and 
 clean. [Amst. 1780 ?] 
 
 1497 India. Hind, Hindostan, or India, by L. S. de la Eo- 
 chette, 20^ by 27 inches, coloured, Jint 
 
 copy, William Faden, London, Jan. 1st, 1788 
 
 1498 India (Sketch Map of the Seat of War in), 17 by 12^ 
 inches, coloured. W. and A. K. Johnston, Edin. 1849 
 
 1499 Indian Ocean. Delineantur in hao tabula Orie mari- 
 tinioe Abexise, freti Mecani, ab Maris Eubri, ArabijB, Ormi, 
 Peraiic, supra Sindam usq. Fluminis Indj, Cambaiffi IndiaB 
 ct Malabaris Insula} Ceylon, etc. 20| by 15 inches, fine 
 coyy, SCARCE. Linschoten, Amst, 1596 
 
m 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilistorica 
 
 173 
 
 [st, 1788 
 
 hi/ 12^ 
 
 tin. 1849 
 
 I'iB inari- 
 
 3, Ormi, 
 
 IndisB 
 
 l^es, JIne 
 
 1596 
 
 1500 Indiana, Illinoia, Missouri, and Iowa, with Parts of 
 Adjoining States. G. Woolworth Colton's Eailway Maps, 
 No. 4, 36 bi/ 26^ inches, coloured. New York, 1858 
 
 1501 Indians, Stohies of the Indians during the Revolution ; 
 with a Brief Sketch of the Customs of the Suuxcs and 
 Foxes, toith the large woodcut exhibiting John Sloven a pri- 
 soner amour/ the Miamese Indians. 8° New York, 18:36 
 Though a recent publication, these stories of Indian Captivitica and 
 
 Narratives have become exceedingly difticult to meet with. 
 
 1502 Inga (Atuakasius) West-Inuisciie Spiegel waer inno 
 men sien kan alls de Eylanden, Provintien, Lautschappon, 
 het Machtige Eyck van Mexico en 't Gout en Silvcr-r}cke 
 Lands van Veru, frontispiece and maps, vellum, 
 
 scahce. 4° Broer Jansz, Amstelredam, 1024 
 
 1503 Instructions to the Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers 
 Plenipotentiary from the United States of America to the 
 French Republic, their Letters of Credence and Full 
 Powers, and the Dispctches received from them Relative to 
 their Mission. 8° W. Boss, Phila. 1708 
 
 1504 IssuLiE Americanas in Oceano Septeutrionali cum Terria 
 adiaceutibus [Southern States, IMexico, Central America, 
 the AVest India Islands, Venezuela, etc.] 201 h/ 15 inches, 
 coloured, fine and clean, with descriptive text on the 
 
 hack. Guiljehnus Blaeu, [Ajnst. 1610?] 
 
 1505 Inteeoceanic Snip Canal (General Sketch of the 
 Survey for an) near the Isthmus of Darien, via the Rivers 
 Atrato and Truando, made in accordance with the Act of 
 Congress of March 3d, 1857, under the direction of the 
 Hon. Secretaries of War and of the Navy, etc. 1858-59 
 
 In 17 sheets of various sizes ; the largest 4.5 by 24 inches. A portion of 
 them arc numbered I-X. 
 
 1506 Ireland. Carte Generale des Costes d'Irlande, et des 
 Costea Occidentales d'Angleterre avec une Partie de celles 
 d'Ecosse. Levee par Ordre Exprez du Roy, 33^ by 23^ 
 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, scarce. Paris, 1693 
 
 1507 Ireland. Carte particuliere des Costes Occidentales 
 d'Irlande qui comprend la Baye de Galloway et la Riviere 
 de Lymerick comma elles paroissent a basso elle dans les 
 prandes Marees. Levee par Ordre du Roy. (Carte du 
 Port deKinsal enlrlande), 33^- by 23| inches, coloured, fine 
 clean copy. Pierre Mortier et Compag. Amsterdam [1696 ?] 
 
 1508 Ireland. A New Map of Ireland, having the great 
 Featuresof the Country described and the distances between 
 the Towns and Stages marked in Miles and Furlongs, by 
 Alexander Taylor, Lieut. R.E. 23-^- by 28 inches, coloured, fine 
 copy, scarce. Dublin, and IV. Faden, London, Jan. 1st, 1793 
 
 1509 Ireland (Samuel) Miscellaneous Papers and Legal In- 
 struments under the hand and seal of William Shakspeare, 
 including the Tragedy of King Lear and a small Fragment 
 of Hamlet, from the original MSS. iu the possession of S. 
 Ireland, boards, uncut. 8" London, 1796 
 
 ■; • i ■iv'. I 
 
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 (i • 
 
 4 
 
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 iiii 
 
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 174 mbliolhcca Oeographica 
 
 15iO Italia) Vetoria Specimen [a Map], ISJ by 13J 
 
 inches. AbrahamuH Ortelius, Anfv. 1570? 
 
 1511 Italia in suos quoscunq. Status divisa. lluic ncceduiit 
 Insula) Siciiia, Sardinia, Corsica, etc. auctore Cnrolo Allard, 
 23 J- bu 19} inches. Amsterdam [1725 ?] 
 
 1512 Italia Superior, Khajti.a, Noricum, Pannonia, etc. ; Infe- 
 rior, Siciiia, Sardinia, Corsica [Maps of, with Plana of 
 Konie and its Environs in the corners], 2 maps, ea. 23 bi/ 
 17tf inches. Norimberga, 1822-23 
 
 1513 Italic [a Map of], 13 i by IG inches, 
 
 coloured. Jlendrik Frijlinh, Amsterdam, 18i8 
 
 151 1 Italy. Tabula TTydrop;raphiea ac Geographica, in quu 
 Italia, Illyrifuin, Siciiia, Sardinia, ('orsica ; necnon Gallitc, 
 Africic et Ora^ciio pacs accurala diligentia describunlur; 
 auctore Petro Piaiicio. Compascacrtc, AVaer in Italia, 
 Liburiiia, etc. afgebeeldct worden, scarce, 2\. by 15^ 
 inches. Joannes a Doetecum fecit \_Amst. 1600 ?] 
 
 1515 Italy. Italia newly augmouted, by T. Spcedo, and Arc 
 to bee sold in Pops-head alcy by George Humble, 20^ by 
 
 15 i- inches. 
 
 London, 1G21J 
 
 1510 Italy. Ti.bula Italije, Corsicte, Sardinia) et adjacentiuni 
 liegnorum, nee non viva prfccipuarum Urbium, Locoruin, 
 Insignium, et Vestituiim delimatio suinma cura et censura 
 Nicolai Johannis A^isscher, 2 1 a- by IS inches. Amst. lG:i3 
 
 1517 Italy. Totius Italia) Tabula per Nicolanm Visscher, 22 
 by 18 inches, coloured. \^Amst. 1G50] 
 
 1518 Italy (a Mapj) of) who^e cheifo Estates and Isles are y* 
 Dukedome of Toseania, the Itopublique of Venice, the 
 Estates of y" Church, etc. E»t)signed by Monsieur Sanson 
 and rendred into English by Rich. Blome, IG by 12 
 inches. London, 1GG7 
 
 1519 Italy, Carto Nouvello do I'ltalio distinguce suivant 
 Testenduc de toutes ses Souvorainetcs qui la partagent, qui 
 aont I'Estat de I'Eglise, du lioy-Catholique qui compren- 
 nent les lloyaumes do Naples, de Sicile, etc. par N. Sanson, 
 2 Maps, ea. 22^ by Id} inches, coloured, very fme 
 
 copy. Jean Cdvens et Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam [1710?] 
 
 1520 Italy. Teatro do la Guerre en Italie on Partie de la 
 Eepublique de Venise, Verone, Mautoue, Modene, Padoue, 
 etc. 18 by 22 inches, coloured, 
 
 soiled. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam [1G9G] 
 
 1521 Italy. L'ltalie drcsseo sur les Observations do M" do 
 I'Academie Iloyalo des Sciences, etc. par G. de I'lsle, 24 by 
 19 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Jean C6vens ci Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam [1710 ?] 
 
 1522 Italy. Totius Italic Tabula per Joanuem de Ram, 22 
 by \7\ inches, coloured. Amst. [1720 ?] 
 
 1523 Italy. Tabula Italia) Autiqua) Geographica, auctor 
 D'Anvillc, lOj by 21 inches, colourcd^fine. Paris, 1761 
 
I 
 
 dnfv. 1570? 
 ic noccduiit 
 irolo A Hard, 
 hm [1725 ?] 
 , etc. ; Inff- 
 h Plans of 
 pa, ea. 23 bi/ 
 -gcB, 1822-2"3 
 
 erJam, 1848 
 lien, in quu 
 ;non Galliio, 
 escribuntur; 
 V in Italia, 
 
 mst. 1600 ?] 
 lie, and Are 
 nhle, 20^ by 
 ,ondon, 1G2G 
 adjaceutiuui 
 II, Locorurn, 
 a et censura 
 Amst. 1033 
 k^isscher, 22 
 imst. 1050] 
 Isles are y* 
 Venice, the 
 leur Sanaoa 
 /12 
 
 07ido}), 1GG7 
 lee suivant 
 rtagcnt, qui 
 li compren- 
 N. Sanson, 
 e 
 
 im [1710 ?] 
 Partie de la 
 ae, Padoue, 
 
 (lam [1G9G] 
 de M" de 
 'Isle, 24 bi/ 
 
 m [1710 ?] 
 e Ram, 2'2 
 [1720 ?] 
 ca, auctor 
 Paris, 1764 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilislorlca 
 Tabula Italire Antiqiin) geofrrapliica, 
 
 175 
 
 1524 Italy. i'abula Jtalire Antiqiin) geofrraphica, auctor 
 D'Anville, 19 J by 24! inches, coloured, fine. Norimbergce, 17S4 
 
 1525 Italy (A new Map of) including the Islands of Sicily, 
 Corsica, Sardinia and Malta, divided into Kingdoms, lie- 
 publics and States, etc. in which are delineated the Cities, 
 Towns, Rivers, Mountains, Post and direct Cross Roads, 
 etc. by John Andrews, 24J- by 30 inches, 
 
 coloured. Piccadilly, Feb. II, 1794 
 
 152G fd-i^i/jS^IACKSON (Gen. Andrew) [Two Coffin hand- 
 bills, or broadsides, being an account of the 
 Execution of the Six JMilitia INIen, with the 
 approval of General Jackson, 21 Feb. 1815, 
 each with the six coffins], with a ballad of 10 
 stanzas, scarce and oxitrayeous. [Boston, July 4, 1828] 
 
 Got up by party politicians purely as electioneering documents in the 
 Presidential Campaign, wholly regardless of decency, and with just 
 truth enough for a foundation for round plump party lies. These 
 waifs bad the same kind of influence on the popular mind then that 
 tlie Harrison melodies had some years later. They bear the impress 
 of the times, and are difficult to meet with now. 
 
 1527 Jackson ( Genera/ Andrew) Memoirs of, compiled by a 
 Citizen of Massachusetts [Dr. J. V. C. Smith], portrait 
 of Jachson. 12" C. Ewer, Boston, 182S 
 
 1528 Jackson (Charles T.) Report on the Geological and 
 Agricultural Survey of the State of Rhode-Island, made 
 under a Resolve of Legislature in 1839, out of print and 
 scarce, fine copy, uucut. 
 
 8° B. Cranston ^' Co. Providence, 1S40 
 
 1529 Jacob (Joseph) A Discourse concerning Faith and 
 Fervency in Prayer, especially respecting the Glorious 
 Visible Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ over all the 
 Earth, with a Vindication of the only true Scriptural Mode 
 of Standing in Singing, [with a long Preface by Inckease 
 Mather], ^we clean copy, scarce. 8° [Boston, N. E. 1710] 
 
 1530 Jamaica, America) Septentrionalis ampla Insula a 
 Christophoro Columbo detecta, in suas Gubernationcs 
 peraccurate Distincta per Nicolaum A^isser, j/?we copy, scarce, 
 23 J by 20i inches, coloured. Amst. [IGGO ?] 
 
 1531 Jamaica. The Truest and Largest Account of the late 
 Earthquake in Jamaica, June 7th, 1G92, written by a Rev. 
 Divine there to his Friend in Loudon, with some Improve- 
 ment thereof by another Hand, fine copy, scarce, a few 
 letters restora^ in the title. 
 
 4° Thomas Parkhurst, London, 1093 
 
 1532 Jamaica. An Account of Jamaica and its Inhabitants, 
 by a Gentleman long resident in the West Indies, 
 
 calf. 8" London, 1808 
 
 1533 Jamaica, Slave Law of, with Proceedings and documents 
 relative thereto, bds. tincut. 8" London, 1828 
 
 
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 17G Bibliolheca Oeograpliica 
 
 1534 James (Tliomas, of Oxford) Belluni Papalo, bivo Concor- 
 dia discors Sixti Quinti, et Clemontis Octavi, circa Hiero- 
 nyinianam cditionem. Pretcrea in quibusdam locis gravio- 
 ribus habetur comparatio utriusq; editionis cum postrema 
 et ultima Lovanieusium ubi miriiica industria Clomentia et 
 Cardinalium Buper castigationo Bibliorum deputatorum, 
 riotas duntaxat uiarginalca Lovaniensium in textum assu- 
 mendo clart^ demonstratur. 4" Geo. Bishop, Londini, IGOO 
 
 1535 James (Willinm) An Inquiry into tlie Merits of the 
 principal Naval Actions between Great Britain and the 
 United States, comprising an Account of all British and 
 American Ships of War reciprocally captured and destroyed 
 since the 18th of June, 1812, scarce. 
 
 4° For the Author, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1816 
 153G Janeway (James) Memoirs of Mr. John Janeway, by 
 Mr. James Janeway ; and Memoirs of the Kev. S. Pearce, 
 by the li«v. A. Fuller, [with Prefaces by Eobert Hall and 
 li. Baxter], M;iVA two portraits, boards, 
 uncut. 12° Barnes, London, 1824 
 
 1537 Japan (Kaart van) behoorende tot dfe door bet Provin- 
 ciaal Utrechtsch Genootschap bekroonde Verhandeling van 
 K. G. Bennet en J. van Wyk Kz. (Kust van bet Kom- 
 pagnies Land \ Myl van den Kruishoek ontdekt door De 
 Vries, 1643), 17|- by 25 inches. \Amst. 1827 ?] 
 
 1538 Jefferson (Thomas) Notes on the State of Virginia, with 
 an Appendix, Ninth American Edition, portrait of 
 Jefferson. 12° H. Sprague, Boston, 1802 
 
 1539 Jefferson (Thomas) A Manual of Parliamentary Practice, 
 composed originally for the use of the Senate of the United 
 States, to which are added the Eules of both Houses of 
 Congress, scarce. 12° Washington, 1822 
 
 1540 Jeffebsox County, Ohio, Map of, from Survey by J. 
 Keyly, [with public buildings and private residences,] 37 by 
 55 inches, fine copy, coloured, scaece. Philadelphia, 1856 
 
 1541 Jenkins (Capt. Charles) England's Triumph, or Spanish 
 Cowardice expos'd, being a compleat History of the many 
 Signal Victories gain'd by the Eoyal Navy and Merchants 
 Ships of Great Britain for Four Hundred Tears over the 
 insulting and haughty Spaniards. An Account of all ex- 
 peditions, voyages, etc. 8° London, 1739 
 
 A large part of this rare volume pertains directly or indirectly to Ame- 
 ricii, containing accounts of the various expeditions of Hawkins, Drake, 
 lialeigh, and many others, from 1567 to 1730. 
 
 1542 Jesuits. The Travels of several Learned Missionaries of 
 the Society of Jesus, into divers Parts of the Archipelago, 
 India, China, and America, translated from the French, 
 
 fine copy, old calf. 8° R. Gosling, London, 1714 
 
 Pages 230-335 relate to the Missions among tliC Moxos, the Canadians, 
 tlie Acadians, etc. in America. 
 
ivo Concor- 
 'irca lliero- 
 ocis gravio- 
 n postrenia 
 Icmentia et 
 putatorum, 
 ixtum assu- 
 ndmi, IGOO 
 irits of tho 
 in and tho 
 British and 
 d deatroyed 
 
 kotia, 181G 
 aneway, by 
 . S. Pearce, 
 rt Hall and 
 
 jndon, 1824 
 hot Provin- 
 ndeline; van 
 1 hot Kom- 
 skt door De 
 mst. 1827 ?] 
 rginia, with 
 iof 
 
 Boston, 1802 
 
 'y Practice, 
 
 the United 
 
 Houses of 
 
 ii/ton, 1822 
 
 rvey by J. 
 
 ces,] 37 by 
 
 Iphia, 1856 
 
 [or Spanish 
 
 the many 
 
 iMerchants 
 
 8 over the 
 
 of all ex- 
 
 don, 1739 
 
 tly to Arae- 
 
 ns, Drake, 
 
 lonaries of 
 rchipelago, 
 ■e French, 
 )fdon, 1714 
 Canadians, 
 
 milio/heca Historica 177 
 
 1543 Jebsey. a Chart of tho Islands t)f Jersey and Oiicrnsey, 
 Sark, llerm and Alderney, with tlie adjaoont Coast of 
 France, by L. !S. do la Kochctte, 20 by 2.7 inches, coloured, 
 scarce. Loud. 1781 
 
 1541 Jesuitks. Eerum a Societate Jesu in Oriento gea- 
 tarum Volurnon. In (jiio ha,'c continentur. Do Kobus 
 Iiuiicis ad Annum 15(58, Cominentarius Enimauuelis 
 Acosta) Lusitani rocognitus et Latinitato donatus. Bo 
 ]{cbus Indicia ad Annum 1570. Epistolarum Liber I. 
 Do Japonii'is Ki'bus ad Annum 1505. Epi.stolarum Libri 
 V. Oinuca rooogniti et in Latinum ex llispanico sermouo 
 convcrsi. Epistola) dua) do Llle Societate Jesu, profido 
 Catholica nupcr occisis. Acccssit Hpecimen quoddam lit- 
 terarum vocumq; Japouicarum, good copy, vellum, very 
 scarce. 4" II. Salvianuin, JVcapoli, 1573 
 
 This book is distinguished for its haviii<; at paj^c 224, a very early, if not 
 the earliest s]iei'iiiicu of European printing in Japanese elmrncters. 
 
 1545 Jewett (Charles C.) ymithsonian Keport on the Con- 
 struction of Catalogues of Libraries and their Publication 
 by means of separate stereotyped Titles, with liules and 
 Examples, Secoud Edition, scarce and valuable. 
 
 S" Washington, 1853 
 The rules for Catalojjueing arc based on those of the IJritish Museum, 
 but with many cliaiitjes, and with the addition of examples. 
 
 1540 Jewitt (John R.) Narrative of tho Adventures and Suf- 
 ferings of J. 11. Jewit only survivor of the crew of the Ship 
 Boston, during a Captivity of nearly three years among 
 the Savages of Nootka Sound, [with a list of worda 
 iu the Nootkian Language, the most in uae],frontispiece,yino 
 copy, boards, uncut. 12" Daniel Fenshaw, Neio York, 181G 
 
 1547 J EWiXT (John R.) The Adventures and Sufferings of J. 
 R. Jewitt, only survivor jf the Ship Boston, during a Cap- 
 tivity of nearly three years among the Savages of Nootka 
 Sound, with an account of the manners, etc. of the Natives, 
 boards, uncut, scarce. 
 
 12° America printed, Edinburgh reprinted 1824 
 The Ship Boston, from Boston, Massaehusetts, readied Nootka Sound in 
 March, 1803. Jewitt was from Boston in Lincolnshire. The book has 
 already become an important one in the history of British Columbia 
 and the United States possessions on the Xorth West Coast of America. 
 At the end is a War Song of the Nootka tribe, and a list of words iu 
 the Nootkian language. 
 
 151S JOHANNES [Peccam] AnciiiEPisconCANTUATtTExsTS 
 Perspectiua communis [per L. Gavricvra Neapolitanvni 
 emendata, handsome large woodcut on thejirst leaf, fine copi/, 
 not dated, but folio, [Faris, 1400?'] 
 
 This rare scientific English work by Jolin Pcachani, Archbishop of Can- 
 terbury, was written in tlic thirteenth century, and ranks favourably 
 with the other similar works of Koger Bac -iiand Saeroboseo. Itwas first 
 printed at Milan about 1480, and has since passed through numerous 
 editions down to about ICdO. 
 
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 1510 Jockey Club (Ah Ahriilgmont ofllio),orj\SkoU'li of Uio 
 
 Manncra of tho Ago,in throo])arlH, copied from ll\o Elovenlh 
 
 edition. 12" Manning and Lorim/, Jios/on, 1705 
 
 A Serioa of tho most infiinious lilicls on I'cors, iMinustcis, lutd Sovereigns 
 
 ever penned. 
 
 1550 Johnson (C. B.) Letters from the British Settlement in 
 Pcnnsylvnnia. To which aro added tho ConHtitutions of tho 
 United States and rcnnisylvaaia, and haws rcHpcclins 
 aliens and nntnrali/ed citizons, toiih map of roads leading 
 to the Town of liritania in t ho British SetllevtcntySmquehanna 
 Count]/, fine copy, hoards, uncut, scarce. 12" Bhila. 1819 
 
 1551 Johnson (Daniel) Sketches of Indian J'Meld Sports, with 
 Observations on the A nimals ; also tho Art of Catchinp; 
 Serpents, etc. Second edition, re//*/?;?. 8" Zo«</on, 1827 
 
 1552 Johnson (Mrs.) A Narrative of tho Captivity of Mrs. 
 Johnson, containing an Account of her suH'orings during 
 i'ourYoarawith the Indiana and French. With anAppcndix 
 containing tiie Sermons preached at her funeral, and that 
 of her Mother, with other interesting Articles, 4th edition, 
 half roan, clean copy. 12" Daniel Bixby, Lowell, ISIJl 
 
 1553 Johnson (Mrs.) A Narrative of tho Captivity of, con- 
 taining an account of her SuUcrings during tour years 
 with the Indians and French. 12" Ncio York, 1811 
 
 Mrs. Johnson's Narrative is one of tho most interesting^ of nil tlio Indian 
 C'aptivities. She was captured at Ciinrlestown, New Hampshire, in 
 1754, carried throngli wliat is noAV Vermont to Canada where she 
 residc<l several years, and returned to New Hampshire by the way of 
 England and New York. 
 
 1554 Johnson (Samuel) The Life of S. Johnson, with Occa- 
 sional Remarks on his Writings, an authentic Copy of his 
 Will, a Catalogue of his Works, and a Facsimile of his 
 Hand Writing, 2nd edition, to which is added Johnsoniana, 
 portrait hy Trotter, and another after Opie inserted, fine copy, 
 calf. 12° G. Kearsley, London, 1785 
 
 1555 Johnson (Dr. Samuel) Easselas, Prince of Abyssinia, a 
 Tale, uncut. 12° T. Bedlington, Boston, 182G 
 
 155G Johnson (Thomas, of Pclham) Remarks on some Prin- 
 ciples in the Presbyterian System, or Confession of Faith ; 
 likewise. Remarks on tho necessity of supporting Gospel 
 Ministers, according to Gospel Rules, j/t«e, clean and 
 uncut. 8" TVm. Butler, Northampton, 1799 
 
 1557 Jomard (M.) Fragmens sur divers sujets do Geographic. 
 
 8" L. Martinet, Paris, 1857 
 
 1558 Jones (A. D.) Illinois and the West, with a Township, 
 Map containing tho latest Surveys, map coloured, scarce, 
 cloth. 12° Jordon and Co. Boston, 1838 
 
 1559 Jones (Paul) The Life of P. Jones, from original Docu- 
 ments in the possession of John Henry Sherburne, Esq. 
 Register of tho Navy of the United States, 
 
 uncut. 8" Murray, London, 1825 
 
ioich of tho 
 to ElovoiiUi 
 'osfon, 17J)5 
 1(1 Sovurcigiis 
 
 ttlcmcnt in 
 tions of Iho 
 respecling 
 ids leading 
 Umquehanna 
 Vhila. 1819 
 iports, Avith 
 )f Catdiinp; 
 mdon, 1827 
 ity of Mrs. 
 iiif^s during 
 m Appendix 
 d, and tliat 
 4th edition, 
 owcll, 1S31 
 ity of, con- 
 four years 
 York, 181-1 
 nil tlio Imlinii 
 Itimpshirc, in 
 ila where she 
 by the way ol" 
 
 with Occa- 
 Copy of his 
 imile of his 
 ahnsoniana, 
 d, fine copy, 
 mdon, 1785 
 
 jyssinia, a 
 oston, 182G 
 some Prin- 
 
 of Faith ; 
 ing Gospel 
 
 and 
 pton, 1799 
 
 eographic. 
 Paris, 1857 
 
 Township, 
 red, scarce, 
 oston, 1838 
 
 inal Docu- 
 
 urne, Esq. 
 
 tdon, 1825 
 
 liihliothcca Ilistoricn 
 
 179 
 
 15G0 Jones (J. B.) "Wihl Western Scones, or Iho AVhito Spirit 
 of tiio VViUloriiess, being n Narrativo of Adventures, em- 
 bracing tlio sanio Characters portrayed in tho Original 
 " Wihl Western Si-cnes," over ono Hundred Editions of 
 wliich havo been sold in Europe ard America. New Seriert, 
 scarce edition. 12" M. A. Mahhi/, Richmond, 1803 
 
 I'liiiteJ on Confedenito paper with brown ink. 
 
 15G1 Jones {Ihw. Peter, Kahkewaqnonahy) History of tho 
 Ojebway Indians, with especial reference to their Conversion 
 to Christianity. Witli a iNIemoir of tlio Writer by the Kev. 
 (>. Odborn, /)(;r//v«/#, cloth. 8° London, 1801 
 
 1502 Jossernn (F. A.) Carlo Chrouologiquo do I'Histoiro 
 Universcllo ; fonnant lo Tableau do tous lea Regnca counus, 
 dos principaux Eveiu'mens Politiipies, Militaires, etc. 
 d'apriis F. Straps Diviseo en deux Feuilles; augmentoe do 
 I'Ancion-Nord, do I'Asio, du Moyen-Ago, do la Fondation 
 d'un grand nombro do Villes, do^ jjIus celobres Bataillcs do 
 toutcs lea /^joques, jusqu'en 1S30, et suivio d'uno Table 
 Alphabctiquo par F. A. Joi^scran. fol. Amsterdam, 1830 
 
 1503 Josseran (F. A.) Carte dos Origines, Inventions et Ue- 
 couvertes, olTranfc un aper^u general et chrouologiquo doa 
 prinoipalc.s Institutions do tons les temps connus ; conto- 
 naiit les noms des Personnages les plus remarquablc jusqu'on 
 1830; diviseo en trois feuilles et suivie d'uu Indicateur ou 
 Table Alphabeticpic des Maticres. fol, Amsterdam, 1830 
 
 1501 JounNALS of Congress, containing tho Proceedings 
 
 1771-1770, 2 voU.Jine copy, hoards, 
 
 uncut. 8° li. Aitken, Philadelphia, 1777 
 
 1505 Journals of tho general Conventions of tho Protestant 
 
 Episcopal Church in tho United States of America, from 
 
 1781 to 1811 inclusive, scarce. i" Philadelphia, 1817 
 
 1500 JouTF.i:. (Mr.) A Journal of tho Voyage by Monsr. do 
 
 la Sale to tho Gulph of Mexico to find out tho Mouth of 
 
 tho Mississippi llivor, fine clean copy, old calf, map of the 
 
 Mississippi liiver, tho Great Lakes, etc. 
 
 80 A. Bell, London, 1711 
 
 1507 Jouy (M. do) L'llermito do la Guiane, ou Observations 
 Bur les UKCurs et les usages Frangais au commencement 
 du XlXc Sioelo, Troisicmo edition, 3 vols, calf, fine copy, with 
 several very neat copper-plates. 12'^ Paris, 181G 
 
 1508 Junius. " A Letter to an honourable llrigadier- General, 
 Commander-in-Chief of His Miijosty'a Forces in Canada," 
 London, 17G0, now first ascribed to Junius to which ia 
 added " A Ki'futation of tho Letter, etc. by an Officer." 
 AVith incidental notices of Lords Townsliend and Sackvillc, 
 Sir Philip Francis, and others, edited by N. W. Simons, of 
 tho British Museum, clean copy, scauck. 
 
 12" William Pickeriny, London, lb-*! 
 
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 III 
 
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 180 Bihliotheca Geographica 
 
 1509 Judea seu Terra Sancta quso Hebrffiorum sive Isracli- 
 tarum in suas duodecim Tribus divisa ; secretis ab invicein 
 Eegnis Juda et Israel expressis insupersex ultimi temporis 
 ejusdem Terra) provinciia ex conatibus geographicis Gulielmi 
 Sanson, 12^ by 19 inches. Pierre Schenk, Amsterdam [1720?] 
 
 1570 i^^ALAMAZOO Cotjntt, MrcnioAN (Map of) 
 Publislicd by Geil and Harley [with viewa 
 of public buildings and private residences], 
 47 by 4i7 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 SCAIJCE. Philadelphia, 18(51 
 
 1571 Keith (William, ivith the Pnyal approbation Lt. Gover- 
 nor of the Counties of New-Castle, Kent, and Sussex, upon 
 Delaivare, in the Province of Penn.) The humble address of 
 the Eepresentatives of the said counties in General As- 
 sembly met at New-Castle the 13th June, 1717 [signed 
 Jasper Tcates, Speaker], 3 pages, fine uncut copy, extremely 
 rare. folio, Andrew Bradford, Phil. 1717 
 
 An important historical docnment. At the end is tliis note. "Iiitlic 
 jjrescnt Situation of affuirs it is Judg'd to be of Service, to make tho 
 foregoing Aildrcss more PuLlick — That the Inhabitants of these Coun- 
 ties ma}' review their own Case so justly exhibited by tlieir Representa- 
 tives at that Time, — which continues the same notwithstanding any 
 lleports or Informations to the contrary." These lands having been 
 in the possession of the Dutch as part of New Netherland, afterwards 
 as part of New York, again under the Dutch, and lastly under William 
 Penn, were in an unsettled state as to title, jurisdiction, and boundary. 
 
 1572 Kelley (Alexander) The Mental Novelist and Amusing 
 Companion, a collection of histories, essays, and novels, 
 containing Historical Descriptions of the Indians in North 
 America, etc. uncut. 12° W. Lane, London, 1783 
 
 1573 Kelley's and Bass Islands, showing tlie Harbors of 
 Ecfuge in their vicinity, being an extract from the Survey 
 of the "West End of Lake Erie, made under the AV^ar 
 Department, scale sq^qqq, 24^ by 19| inches. 
 
 Washington, 1852 
 
 1574 Kent and Essex (A Map of those Parishes in the Counties 
 of) which lie within Twelve Miles of London, 7 by 9 inches. 
 
 J. Canj. sculp. [1790?] 
 
 1575 Kent Cotjnty, Delaware, Map of, published by A. D. 
 Bylcs, 52 by 59 inches, coloured, fne clean copy, scAncE. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1859 
 157G Kentucky. Colton's Map of Kentucky and Tennessee, 
 with part of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, 
 and other adjoining States, 2Q\ by 17 inches, coloured. 
 
 I^ew York, 18G0 
 1577 KETE (Ono), Otto Ketens kurtzeii Entwurep von 
 New-Nederlaiid und Gvajana Einander cntgegen gesetzt, 
 etc. fine large copy, vert scarce. 
 
 •1" Ln Ritzschischcn Buchlandcn, Leipzig, 1G72 
 
Bihliotlieca Ilistorica 
 
 ISl 
 
 ve IsracH- 
 ab invicem 
 [li temporis 
 is Gulielmi 
 »«[1720?] 
 
 (Map of) 
 with views 
 esidenceb], 
 dean copy, 
 'phia, 18G1 
 Zt. Gover- 
 ussex, upon 
 I address of 
 reneral As- 
 ^17 [signed 
 f, extremchf 
 Phil. 1717 
 
 )tc. " In tlic 
 , to make tlio 
 f these Coun- 
 r Represcntii- 
 stunding any 
 having been 
 1(1, afterwards 
 nder William 
 nd boundary. 
 
 1 Amusing 
 
 lud novels, 
 
 IS in North 
 
 ndon, 1783 
 
 larbors of 
 
 he Survey 
 
 the A\rar 
 
 'ton, 1852 
 |e Counties 
 9 inches. 
 K [1790?] 
 by A. 1). 
 
 ICAUCE. 
 
 >hia, 1850 
 'cnnessee, 
 |Arkansas, 
 red. 
 \ork, 18G0 
 fURrp vou 
 gesetzt, 
 
 Uiy, 1072 
 
 1578 Keweenaw Point (Geological Map of), Lake Superior, 
 Michigan, by J. W. Foster and J. D. Whitney, U.S. Geo- 
 logists, etc. 20 by 10 J inches, coloured. [Fhilad. 1850 ?] 
 
 1579 KiDD (Captain William) The Arraignment, Tryal, and 
 Condemnation of Captain W. Kidd for Murther and Piracy. 
 To which arc added Captain Kidd's Two Commisaioua 
 [Piracies committed partly in America], half morocco. 
 
 folio, J. Nkttf, London, 1701 
 
 1580 Kiehnanns-Egge (Johannes Adolphus u) Bibliothecaj 
 Kielmanns-EggiausD Pars prima [et Secunda] 2 vols. 1270 
 pages, uncut, sold hj Auction in April and May, 1718. 
 
 8« Ilamlurffi, 1718 
 To the Catalogue reader and exi)lorcr for historical geogruiihy these 
 volumes must alFord a rich harvest. 
 
 1581 Kilbouru (John) The Ohio Gazetteer, or Topographical 
 Dictionary, a description of the Counties, Towns, Villages, 
 Settlements, Eoads, Rivers, Lakes, Springs, Mines, etc. iu 
 the. State of Ohio, alphabetically arranged. Seventh Edition, 
 carefully revised and corrected, loith Map of Ohio in 1821, 
 and another of Muskingum County, scarce, good copy. 
 
 8° J. Kilhourn, Cohmbm, 1821 
 
 The first edition of this excellent work was published in 1816, when no 
 
 statistics had been published for si.\ years, an age in rapidly growini? 
 
 Ohio at that time, but this scventli edition, based on tlie United States 
 
 Census of 1820 is a rectified and autiientic production down to date. 
 
 1582 Kimball (David T. of Ipswich) A Sketch of the Ecclesi- 
 astical History of Ipswich. The substance of a Discourse 
 delivered in that Town, December, 1829, fine and uncut, 
 valuable local history, scarce. 
 
 8" Gazette Office, Haverhill, Mass. 1823 
 
 1583 Kirkland (John Thornton) A Sermon at the interment 
 of the Kev. Jeremy Belknap [the historian], Minister of 
 the Church iu Eederal Street, Boston, June 22, 1798, fwc 
 and clean. 8" Manning and Loring, Boston, [1798] 
 
 1581 Kitchincr (William) The Economy of the Eyes: Pre- 
 cepts for the improvement and preservation of the Sight ; 
 plain Rules which will enable all to judge what Spectacles 
 are best calculated for their Eyes, Observations on Opera 
 Glasses and Theatres, and an Account of the Paucratic 
 Magniiier for Double Stars, etc. boards, uncut, 
 scarce. 12" Boston, 1824 
 
 1585 Kleeic (J. de) Van den oorspronk en do kraclit d(>r 
 Vooroordeelen, Door J. T. Als uuhIc eon koort Uyttreksel 
 Uyt do Aantcykeuinge van de Bakon dk Lahontan, ra- 
 kende de Zoden, 't Geloof, en't verstant van de Wilden tot 
 Canada, en de lof der hedeudaagse Eeuw, in vergelykinge, 
 van do voorgaande Eeuwen, En dat er zoo vcele Atheislfu 
 uiet zyu als men doorgaans golooft, Door J. do Klerk. 
 [Also a short Extract irom Pzalnianazar's Formosa], Jhie 
 copy, uncut, scarce. 12" Jan Bloiii, Amst. 1710 
 

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 182 Bibliotheca Oeograpldca 
 
 1580 Kniglit (Ann Cuthbcrt) A Tear in Canada, and otlicr 
 Pooms, uncut. 8" Edinh. ISIG 
 
 1587 Kj<olly3 (ITANsEnn) A Moderate Answer unto Dr. 
 Bastwick's Book ; Called Independency not God's Ordi- 
 nance. "NVhereiu is declared the manner how some Churches 
 in this City were gathered, and upon what tearmes their 
 INIembers were admitted, injwcd in top margin. 
 
 scarce. 4" lane Coc, London, 1G15 
 
 1588 KoiiL (Jolin G. LL.D. of Bremen) A descriptive Cata- 
 logue of those Maps, Charts, and Surveys, relating to 
 America, which are mentioned in Vol. III. of Ilakluyt's 
 Great Work. Only a very few copies privately printed ; 
 clean and uncut, scaiice. 8° Pofkinhorn, Waahington, 1857 
 
 1589 KuTscuKiT (J. Valerius) Hand-Atlas der Geographie 
 und Geschichte dcs Mittelalters fiir den Sehul-und Privatge- 
 brauch. Lieferung 1, 2. [Comprising the Koman Empire 
 of Constantino, the Eastern Empire and the German 
 Kingdom in the Gth Century, Mid-Europe from 9tli to 
 12th Century, Asia in the time of the Mongols, Europe in 
 the 8th Century, Soutli-Eaist of Europe and part of Asia 
 in tlie time of the Crusades, e/c] 8 maps, ea. IS a hy 13 .\, 
 coloured. Berlin, 1844 
 
 1590 |^j^r?^r?|ABOULATE (Edouard) Ilistoirc Politique 
 des Etats-Unis depuis los premiers essaia de 
 Colonisation jusqu'a I'Adoption de la Consti- 
 tution Fedcrale, 1G20-1789. Tome I. Histoiro 
 dcs Colonies, uncut. S° Farts, 1855 
 
 1591 Laboulayc (Edouard) Histoire Politique des Etats-Unis 
 depuis les premiers essais de Colonisation jusqu'a I'Adop- 
 tion de li Constitution Federale, 1G20-1789, Tome Premier, 
 Histoire dcs Colonics, fne copy, half calf. 8" Paris, 1855 
 
 1592 Labradob. Estotilandia et Laboratoris Terra, 11 1 hy 
 9 inches. [Wyfjleit, Lovanii, 1597 
 
 159.'^ La Condamine (M. de) A succinct Abridgment of a 
 Voyage made within the Inland Parts of South America, 
 down the Iliver of Amazons, with curious map of the Amazon 
 river. 8° E. Withers, London, 171-7 
 
 1591 Lacy (B.) Miscellaneous Poems compos'd at Newfound- 
 land, on Board His Majesty's Ship the Kinsale, fne copy, 
 calf, scarce. 8° For the Author, London, 1729 
 
 1595 Laet (Joannes de) Noto) ad Dissertationem H. Grotii 
 Do Origine Gentium Americanarum et Observationes ali- 
 quot ad meliorem indaginora diUlcillima) illius QuKstiouis, 
 a very scarce edition, vellum. 
 
 8° Apud Viduam Gulielmi Fele, Parisiis, lG-1.3 
 
 1590 Lact (Joannes de) Notio ad Dissertationem Jlugonis 
 (irotii de Origine Gentium Americanarum, fine 
 copy- 8" Apud L Elzcviriuin, Amst. IGllJ 
 
, and other 
 :di»h. ISIG 
 unto ])r. 
 od's Ordi- 
 3 Churclies 
 'mes their 
 
 mion, 1G15 
 itive Ciita- 
 •cl.atiiig to 
 
 IlakUiyt's 
 ij print rJ ; 
 igton, 1857 
 Jeographio 
 \ Privatge- 
 an Empire 
 B German 
 r»m 9th to 
 
 Europe in 
 rt of Asia 
 
 Si lym, 
 
 erlin, 1844 
 
 Politique 
 i essaia do 
 
 la Consti- 
 
 I. Histoiro 
 
 faris, 1S55 
 
 tats-Unia 
 
 'a I'Adop- 
 Premicr, 
 
 'aris, 1855 
 
 ra, \\\ h/ 
 nit, 1597 
 ont of a 
 America, 
 e Amazon 
 don, 1747 
 ewfbund- 
 ine copy, 
 
 \lon, 17ii9 
 [I. Grotii 
 
 liones ali- 
 ia?stionis, 
 
 siis, 1G43 
 I JIugonia 
 
 insL 1G43 
 
 BihUothecn Ilistorica 183 
 
 1597 LAET (Joannes de) Nieuwe Weueldt ofto Beschrij- 
 vinghe van Wost-Indien uit veeiderhando Schriftcn endo 
 Aenteeckninghen van verscheydon JSatien by een ver- 
 saniL'lt, First Edition, fine large copy in vellum, with alt 
 the maps, extremely baue. 
 
 fol. Isaach Elzevier, Leyden, 1(525 
 Tliis invaluable work was much improved in tliesuhseiiuent cilitionsand 
 translations by the author, but the Ijcautifnl ma]i8 were unchanj;ed. It 
 is always important in tiicse large geographical works to obtain tlic 
 earliest editions of the maps, as in this case to know that tliey were all 
 issued as early as 1C25. 
 
 1598 Laet (Joannes de) Eesponsio ad Dissertationem cecundara 
 II. Grotii de Origins Gentium Americauarura, fine 
 
 copy. So Aimd L. Elzevirium, Amst. 1G14 
 
 1599 Ljetus (Pomponius) EoiianjE iiisTont.E compendium : 
 Ab intcritu Gordiani Junioris usq. ad Justiuum tcrtium 
 [Colophon Eomana) historia; coinpcndivi, etc. etc.], Jlnc 
 copy, U'oodcitt in title. 4" Impressum parisiis impcnsa 
 
 Solertis viri Joaiinis pratcnsis, Mccccc ^;;7?«o Noh vuiii 
 I'omponius LiBtus was a friend and correspondent of I'etcr Martyr. 
 
 IGOO Lahontau {Baron de.) Suite du Voyage de rAmeriquo 
 on Dialogues dc Monsieur le Baron de Lahontan et d'uu 
 Sauvago dc I'Amerique, scarce, maps andjilates. 
 
 12° Veuve de Boeteman, Amsterdam, 172S 
 
 IGOl Lake Champlain. Map of Keyes Landing on Lake 
 Champlain, Eranklin County, State of Vermont, 12\hy IG.^ 
 inches. Wall St. N. Y. [1850 ? J 
 
 1G02 Lake George. A Prospective View of a Battle fought 
 near Lake George on 8tli Sept. 1755, between 2000 English 
 with 250 Mohawks under Gen. Johnson and 2500 French 
 and Indiana under Gen. Dieskau, in which the English were 
 victorious, etc. 1^\ hy lOJ inches, facsimile, Albany, 1852 
 
 1G03 Lake Euie. Map and Profile of the proposed Canal 
 from Lake Erie to Hudson Eiver, in the State of New 
 York, contracted by direction of the Canal Commissioners 
 from the Maps of the Engineers in 1817, GO hy 15 inches, 
 SCAECE. N.Y. n. d. 
 
 1G04 Lake Erie. Map and Profile of the proposed Canal 
 from Lake Erie to Hudson lliver in the State of New York, 
 contracted by direction of the Canal Commissioners from 
 the Maps of the Engineers in 1^11.— Another copy, scarce, 
 GG hy 15 inches. \_New York] 
 
 1G05 Lake Erie. West End of Lake Erie and Detroit Ilivcr, 
 from Surveys under the War Department, large map, 2S hy 
 3G inches, fine and clean. Washinytnn, 1 849 
 
 IGOG Lake Euie, compiled from Surveys inulcr the AVar 
 Department, 39 Inj 24 inches. Washington, 1819 
 
 \^ 
 
 :i'\ 
 
1 1 -i 
 
 \uf '*V 
 
 ISl Bihliotheca Geographica 
 
 1G07 Lake Supetitok. Map of the IMineral Lands adjacent 
 to Lake Sii])erior, ceded to the United States by the 
 Treaty of 18i2 with tlie Cliippevvas, comprising that Dis- 
 trict betwfeen Chocolate Kiver and Pond du Lac, 45 hy 35 
 inches. Washington, 18i5 
 
 1G08 Lamb (Charles) The Prose Works of, Vol. i; 3, 4, and 
 5—4 vols. 8" London, 1838-43 
 
 1G09 Lamb (J.) The Cliild's Instructor, or Second Book for 
 Primary Schools,^«e coj-^j, 
 hoards. 12'> A. ^ B. Day, Burlington, Vt. 1829 
 
 IGIO Lamb (R.) An original and authentic Journal of Occur- 
 rences during the late American AVar, from its commence- 
 ment to 178^3. 8" Wilkinson ^ Cottrlnn/, Dublin, 1809 
 
 IGll Lambert (Eev. Nathaniel, of Neioburg, Vt.) A Sermon 
 before Isaac Tichenor, G-overnor, the Council, etc. of Ver- 
 mont, October 8, 1801, at Newbury, it being General 
 Election. 8" Alden Spooner, Windsor, 1801 
 
 1G12 Langdon (Samuel, of Portsmouth, If. 11.) A Summary 
 of Christian Faith and Practice, being an attempt to ex- 
 hibit tlie Doctrines and Precepts of the New-Testament in 
 a concise and easy view, chiefly in Scripture Language, for 
 the assistance of Christians of all Denominations in recol- 
 lecting the main Articles of their common Profession, c/ean 
 copy. 8° Kneeland ^ Adams, Boston, New England, 17G8 
 
 1G13 Langdon (Samuel, President of Harvard College) Go- 
 ment corrupted by Vice and recovered by Eighteousness. 
 A Sermon preached before the Honorable Congress of the 
 INlassachusetts-Bay, at "Watertown, or. the 31st day of 
 ]May, 1775, being the Anniversary for the Election of 
 Counsellors, historical, fine clean copy, 
 SCARCE. 8" Benjamin Edes, Watertown, 1775 
 
 . One of the few books printed nt Watertown, to which town the General 
 Court retired when driven from Boston by the British troops. 
 
 1G14 Langsdorff (Lc Chev. G. de. Consul general de Bussie au 
 Bresil) Memoir sur le Bresil pour servir de Guide a ceux 
 qui desirent s'y etablir, 4" Paris, 1820 
 
 1G15 Languedoc (Carte du Gouverncment de) suivant les 
 Nouvelles Observations de Mess" de I'Academie Royale, 
 etc. IG by 13 inches. Pierre vander Aa, Leide [1710?] 
 
 IGIG Lapham (J. A.) A Geographical and Topographical De- 
 scription of Wisconsin, with Sketches of its History, 
 Geology i.ral History, Population, Soil, Productions, 
 
 Governi • .id Antiquities, etc. with a large coloured map 
 of the Territory of Winconsin, Southern Part, 
 scarce. 8" P. C. Hale, MilwauTcee, 1844 
 
 1G17 Lapeer Coijntt, Michigan (Map of), from Special 
 Sur\jys and Public Records, by AV. E. Doughty and T. 
 Grr <s, [with view of private residences], /?«« clean copy, 4:2 
 by 45 inches, coloured. Philadelphia, ISO'S 
 
la adjacent 
 03 by the 
 that Dis- 
 !, 45 ly 35 
 \rjton, 1815 
 , 3, 4, and 
 in, 1838-43 
 I J3ook for 
 
 !, rt. 1829 
 of Occur- 
 L'ommence- 
 'Min, 1809 
 A Sermon 
 :c. of Ver- 
 p: General 
 Jsor, 1801 
 L Summary 
 mpt to ex- 
 stamen t in 
 iguage, for 
 13 in recol- 
 S3ion, dean 
 fland, 17G8 
 tllege) Go- 
 iteousness. 
 ress of tho 
 Lst day of 
 lection of 
 
 'own, 1775 
 the General 
 
 )3. 
 
 liiissie ait 
 lie a ceux 
 \aris, 1820 
 livant les 
 Eoyalo, 
 [1710?] 
 ihical De- 
 History, 
 idiictious, 
 tired map 
 
 'cee, 1841- 
 Special 
 and T. 
 cojyy, 42 
 \iia, 18G3 
 
 M 
 
 Bibliotheca Hiatoriea 
 
 185 
 
 1618 Laporte Counts-, Indiana (Map of), published by Geil, 
 Leaminga and Cathcart, [with view of public buildings 
 and private residences], 38 by 53 inches, coloured, fine clean 
 copy, SCARCE. Philadelphia, 1862 
 
 1619 Larcher's Notes on Herodotus. Historical and Critical 
 Remarks on the Nine Books of the History of Herodotus, 
 with a Chronological Table. Translated from the French, 
 2 vols. hf. calf. 8° London, 1829 
 
 1620 La Rochefoucault (Duke de) Maxims and Moral Reflec- 
 tions, a new edition, revised and improved, _^Me 
 
 copi/. 8° Isaiah Thomas, Boston, 1794 
 
 1621 Lathrop (John) "We Rejoice with Trembling. A Dis- 
 course on the Day of Public Thanksgiving in the State of 
 Massachusetts, Dec. 1, 1808,^ne copy. %° Boston, 1808 
 
 1622 Lathrop (Joseph) The Happiness of a Free Government 
 and the Means of preserving it, a Sermon on July 4th, 
 1794, in Commemoration of American Independence ! poli- 
 tical, historical, uncut and 
 
 clean. 8° James B. Hutchings, Springfield, 1791 
 
 1623 Lathrop (Joseph) The Works of God in relation to the 
 Church in general, and our Land in particular, especially 
 in the last century, considered in a Sermon in West-Spring- 
 field, on the 1st day of the Nineteenth Century, good local 
 history, 8° Ashley ^ Brewer, Springfield, 1801 
 
 1624 Latin Grammar. A short Introduction to, for the Use 
 of the University a^d Academy of Pennsylvania, in Phila- 
 
 . delphia, 4th ed. jd. 12° John W. Folsom, Boston, 1790 
 
 1625 Law (And , A Collection of Hymn Tunes from the 
 most modern and approv'd Authors, (a Collection of 
 Hymns for Social Worship) 2 parts in 1 vol. fine clean 
 copy, EXCKSsiVELT SCARCE. The title-page and tunes en- 
 graved by Daniel Hopkins. 
 
 8° Printed by William Law, Cheshire {Connecticut), [1782] 
 For an interesting account of Andrew Law see Allibone's Dictionary of 
 British and American Authors, and Hood's History of Music. Few 
 American works are so difficult to find in good condition as this. 
 
 1626 Law (John) Proposals and Reasons for constituting a 
 Council of Trade in Scotland, by the celebrated John Law, 
 Esq, afterwards Comptroller of the Finances in 
 
 France. 12° Foulis, Olasgoio, 1715 
 
 These schemes, by this prince of schemers, were first proposed in Edin- 
 burgh in the year 1700, partly to rope in the Indian and African Com- 
 pany trading at Darien, and to recoup Scotland that " it may be put in 
 a hopeful way of regaining its losses by the union of the crowns." 
 
 1627 Law (William) An Humble, Earnest and Affectionate 
 Address to the Clergy, to which is prefixed a short 
 Account of his Life and Character, 
 
 calf. 8" Jof^ph Cruilcshanlc, Phil. 1786 
 
 2 B 
 
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 162R Lawrence (Col. Timothy Bigelow) An Exposition of the 
 Difficulties between T. B. Lawrence and his Wife Sallio 
 Ward Lawrence, which led to their Divorce. Prepared by 
 T. B. Lawrence and his Counsel, fine clean copy, uncut, 
 SCAHCE. 8" W. Little and Co. Boston, [1851 ?] 
 
 1629 League. A Solemne League and Covenant for Eeforma- 
 tion and Defence of Religion, the Honour and Happynesse 
 of the King and the Peace and Safetie of the three King- 
 doms of England, Scotland and Ireland, London, 1643. 
 
 4to. Reprinted, Boston, 1852 
 
 1630 Leab (Tobias, Secretary to George Washington) AuTO- 
 GRAPn LETTER, addressed to Earl Buchan, 3 pages 4to. 
 Signed and dated, London, May 25, 1791 
 
 " Rut, my Lord, such is the posture of affairs between this country and 
 tlic U. S. that it is very uncertain how long the intercourse between 
 them may continue. My hopes and fears on this subject are now nearly 
 balanced : the former preponderate a little, a short time must deter- 
 mine whether we are to enjoy the blessings of peace, or be plunged into 
 that Abyss of Misery." 
 
 1631 Le Beau (C.) Geschichte des Herrn C. la Beau oder 
 merckwurdige und neue Eeise zu deneu Wilden des Nord- 
 lichen Theils von America. Worinnen man eine Beschrei- 
 bung von Canada. Aus dem Franzosischen von Wilhelra 
 Ernst Burckhard Eostern, 2 vols, in 1, map of Canada and 
 plates. 8° Joh. David Jungnicol, Erfurt, 1752 
 
 1632 Leeven en Daden der doorluchtighste Zee-Helden en 
 Ontdeckers van Landen beginnende met C. Colombus en 
 eyndigende met den Admirael M. A. de Euyter, beschreven 
 door v. D. B. portraits and plates, some wanting. 
 
 4° Amsterdam, 1676 
 
 1633 Leeven en Daden der doorluchtighste Zee-Helden en 
 Ontdeckers van Landen beginnende met C. Colombus en 
 eyndigende met den Admiral M. A. de Euyter, beschreven 
 door V. D. B. fine :opy, with frontispiece, portraits, maps 
 and plates, vellum. . 4° Jan Claesz, ten Room, Amst. 1676 
 
 1634 Leeven en DaadenderDoorluchtigste Zee Helden 
 beginnende met de Tocht na Damiaten in 1217, en eindi- 
 gende met den beroemden Admirael M. A. de Puyter, 
 Hartog, Eidd, etc. Vertoonende alle de voomaemste 
 Zeedaden die de Hollanders en Zeelanders etc. verricht haben 
 .... beschreven door V. D. B., with numerous maps and 
 plates, fine copy on large and thick paper, with proof 
 impression of the plates by von Leukin, excessively rare in 
 this condition, calf. 4° Jan ten Hoorn, Amsterdam, 1683 
 
 1635 LE.TAHZA (J. J. Martinez de) Analisis Estadistico de 
 la Provincia de Michuacan en 1822, fine clean copy, half 
 calf, scarce and important. 
 
 4" Imprenta Nacional, Mexico, 1824 
 
jition of the 
 Wife Sallio 
 Prepared by 
 copy, uncut, 
 on, [1851 ?] 
 )r Eeforma- 
 Happynesse 
 hree King- 
 , 1643. 
 Boston, 1852 
 iton) AuTO- 
 pages 4!to. 
 
 s country and 
 Durse between 
 re now nearly 
 c must deter- 
 : plunged into 
 
 Beau oder 
 I des Nord- 
 le Beschrei- 
 m Wilhelm 
 Canada and 
 ^.rfurt, 1752 
 •Helden en 
 olombus en 
 beschreven 
 
 Sam, 1670 
 
 lelden en 
 
 ombus en 
 
 )eschreven 
 
 aits, maps 
 
 dmst. 1676 
 
 E Helden 
 
 en eindi- 
 
 Puyter, 
 
 lornaemste 
 
 icht haben 
 
 maps and 
 
 vith proof 
 
 ely rare in 
 
 dam, 1683 
 
 distico de 
 
 copy, half 
 
 vico, 1824 
 
 Bibliotheca Historica 
 
 187 
 
 le 
 
 1636 Le Mercier (Kev. Mr. Andrew, Pastor of the French 
 Church at Boston in New England) A Treatise against De- 
 traction, in Ten Sections, good copy, scarce. 
 
 8° Daniel Henchman, Boston, 1733 
 
 1637 Lennep Coster (G. van) Herinneringen mijner Beizen, 
 naar Onderscheidene "Werelddeelen, 2 vols. hds. uncut, 
 plates. 8" Amsterdam, 1836 
 
 1638 Leodiensis Episcopatus Pars Septentrionalis, comprehen- 
 dens Comitatum Lossensem et Hornanum, [a Map], 23 by 
 19 inches. N. Visschcr, Amst. Bat. [1650 ?] 
 
 1639 Leon (Jean) Historiale Description de I'Afrique, Tierce 
 Partie du Monde,^ne copy, calf, scarce. 
 
 8" Jean Bellere, Anvers, 1556 
 
 No student of the mediiuval geography of Africa can proceed fur without 
 Jean Leon, 
 
 1640 Le Page du Pbatz (M.) Histoirc dc la Louisiane, con- 
 tenant la Decouverte de co vaste Pays ; sa Description 
 g^ographique ; un Voyage dans les Torres; I'Histoire 
 Naturelle ; lea Moeurs Coutflmes et Eeligion des Naturela, 
 etc. 3 torn, old calf, maps and plates. 
 
 12° De Jure, Paris, 1758 
 
 1641 Le Pays (M.) Demeste de I'Esprit et du Jugement (en 
 Prose et en Yers) fine copy in old French red morocco gilt, 
 marlled edges, 8° Paris, 1688 
 
 This Edition contains the " Eloge du Tnbac en Fnmee," " Eloge du Tabac 
 en Poudre" and " a Monscigneur le Controlleur General en partant pour 
 rAmerique." 
 
 1642 Le Eot, Genesee County, N. Y. [Map of the] Town and 
 Village of, published by French and Clark, [with views of 
 buildings and residences], 33 ly 30 inches, coloured, fine 
 clean copy, scarce, Philadelphia, 1856 
 
 1643 Lert (Jean de) Historia Navigationis in Brasiliam quae 
 et America dicitur, qua describitur Authoris navigatio Vil- 
 lagagnonis in America gesta, Brasiliensium victus et mores 
 cum eorum lingua dialogo, Secundo editio, calf. 
 
 8° E, Vignon, Geneves, 1594 
 
 1644 Lert (Jean de) Eeise in Brasilien. Nach der von 
 dem Hei-n Verfaaser selbst veranstalteten verbesserten und 
 vermehrten lateinschen Ausgabe iibersetzt. Mit anmer- 
 kungen und Erlauterungen, cloth, uncut, scarce, 
 
 8° Munster, 1794 
 The value of this German translation is considerably enhanced by the 
 many historical notes and bibliographical references. 
 
 1645 Leslie (Charles) A New and Exact Account of Jamaica, 
 [including a history of Morgan and other Buccaneers], 
 scarce, fine copy, culf, 8° Edinh. 1739 
 
 
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 1646 Leslie's Short and Easy Method with the Deists ; wherein 
 the Certainty of the Christian Religion ia established by 
 Pour Infallible Marks. To which are subjoined Four Addi- 
 tional Marks from the same Author's Tract, entitled The 
 Truth of Christianity demonstrated. Compressed by Francis 
 Wrangham. 8° York, 1802 
 
 1647 Le Sage. Les Aventures de Monsieur Eobert Chevalier 
 dit De Beauchene Capitaine de Flibustiers dans la Nouvelle- 
 France, 2 torn, (in I). 12° Maestriclit, 1783 
 
 1648 Letter (A) to a Member of Parliament on the Settling a 
 Trade to the South-Sea of America,^ne copy, scarce. 
 
 120 j; Phillips, Warwick-Lane, [London], (1711) 
 
 1649 Letter (A) to the Bight Honourable George Grenville, 
 Esq. upon the Conduct of the Late Opposition,^ne copy, 
 uncut. 8" W. Nicoll, London, 1764 
 
 1650 Letter (A) concerning an American IBishop, etc. to 
 Dr. Bradbury Chandler, Euler of St. .Tohu's Church, in 
 Elizabeth-Town. In Answer to the Appendix of his 
 Appeal to the Public, etc. [Signed at the eud by Antiepis- 
 coPALiANJjj^ne copi/, uncut, scarce. 8° Frinted a. d. 1768 
 
 \\\\ 
 
SIXTH DAY'S SALE 
 
 1G51 lxVi:^^?|ETTER (A) to tlie Earl of Hilsborough on tlic 
 present situation of Affairs in America. In 
 whicli the Arguments in favour of the Colonies 
 are placed in a new Point of View, and their 
 Eights and Privileges are incontestably de- 
 monstrated, etc. Also An Appendix in answer to The 
 Constitutional Bight of Great Britain to tax the Colonies, 
 rare and historically important, half morocco. 
 
 S" Edes Sf Gill, Boston, 17G9 
 
 1652 Lettee (A) to the Inhabitants of the Province of Quebec, 
 fine copy, scabce. 8° William and Thovias Bradford, 
 
 Philadelphia^ October, 1774 
 
 1653 Letters from a Farmer in Pensylvania to the Inhabitants 
 of the British Colonies regarding the Right of Taxation 
 and several other important points. 
 
 8° Skinner Bow [Duhlin'] 17GS 
 
 1654 Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabit- 
 ants of the British Colonies [by J. Dickinson] /Ine clean 
 copy, sized paper. 8° Bdes S{ Gill, Boston, 1708 
 
 1655 Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabit- 
 ants of the British Colonies [By J. Dickinson] 3rd edition, 
 very fine copy, uncut and clean. 
 
 8" William and Thomas Bradford, Philadelphia, 1700 
 
 1656 Letters from a Moor at London to his Friend at Tunis, 
 containing an Account of his Journey through England, 
 with his Observations on the Laws, Customs, Religion and 
 Manners of t>^e English Nation, calf. 12" London, 173G 
 
 1657 Letters on the existence and character of the Deity and 
 on the Moral State of Man, 2 vols, in one, fine copy on fine 
 paper, uncut, scarce. 12° T. Dobson, Phila. 1799- 1S02 
 
 1658 Letters. Original Letters to an Honest Sailor [Ad- 
 miral E. Vernon, respecting the Services of his Squadron at 
 Porto Bello, Carthagena, Panama, and various parts of tlie 
 West Indies against the Spaniards] 8° London [1710] 
 
 
 
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 190 Bibliotheca OeoffrapJtica 
 
 1659 Letters of Friendship to those Clergymen who have 
 lately renounced Communion with the Ministers and 
 Churches of Christ in genenal, with Illustrations from re- 
 cent Examples [these chiefly the Venerable Ecclesiastical 
 Council at StockbridgeJ, pioun, ecclesiastical, biographical 
 and valuable. b" Hudson tj" Ooodwin, Hartford, 1780 
 
 IGGO Lettebs. Three Letters to the People of England, 
 I. On the present Situation and Conduct of National 
 Affairs. II. On Foreign Subsidies, etc. III. On Liberty, 
 Taxes, and the Application of Public Money. The 6th 
 edition, London, 1756. A Fourth Letter on the Conduct 
 
 of M rs in Alliances, Fleets and Armies, etc. London, 
 
 1756. A Fifth Letter, etc. London, 1757. A Sixth Letter 
 On the Subversion of the Constitution, etc. all in one 
 volume, Jlne tet, calf. 8" London, 1757 
 
 1661 Lewis (Daniel V. D. M. of Pembroke, Conn.) The Good 
 Minister. A Sermon preaeh'd at Stoiiington, Connecticut; 
 December 27th, 1732. When the Eev. Mr. Joseph Fish 
 was Ordained Pastor of a Church thero [with Preface by 
 Benjamin Lord of Norwich] fine, clean and uncut, scabce. 
 
 12" T. Oreen, N. London, 1733 
 
 1662 Lewis (Matthew Gregory) Journal of a West India 
 Proprietor kept during a Kesidence in the Island of 
 Jamaica, boards, uncut. 8" Murray, London, 1834 
 
 1663 Lewisburo, Union County, Pennsylvania (Map of) pub- 
 lished by Messrs. Kinney and Bonwill from Surveys by 
 Wood and French [with views of public buildings and 
 private residences] 10 by 40 inches, coloured, fine clean copt/, 
 SCARCE. Philadelphia, 1857 
 
 1664 L'Homond (C. F.) De Viris Illustribus Urbis Eom£B a 
 Romulo ad Augustum. Editio secunda Novi-Eboraci. To 
 which is added a Dictionary of all the Words which occur 
 in the Book by James Hardie, scarce. 
 
 12" George Long, Neio York, 1820 
 
 This second edition contains a bibliographical preface respecting the 
 
 facilities and means of learning the Latin language, with suggestions 
 
 worthy the atteution of those devoted to the manufacture of educational 
 
 books. 
 
 1665 Liancourt (Duke de) A Comparative View of Mild and 
 and Sanguinary Laws ; and the Good Effects of the 
 former exhibited in the present economy of the Prisons of 
 Philadelphia, Second Edition, scarce. 12° London, 1796 
 
 1666 Liber Precationum quas Carolvs Calvvs Imperator 
 Hludouici Pij CaesariusFilius sibi adolesceuti pro quotidiano 
 vsu ante afios vigintiquinq ; eupra septiugentos in vaum 
 coligi, et Uteris scribi aureis mandauit. In usum Maxi- 
 miliaui Princi])i ae Palatini Rheui, etc. with copper-plates, 
 and each page loithin a neat woodcut border, scarce. 
 
 8*^ Ingolstadii, 1583 
 
who have 
 isters aDcI 
 s from re- 
 elesiastical 
 iographical 
 Iford, 1780 
 :' England, 
 f National 
 )n Liberty, 
 The 6th 
 le Conduct 
 3. London, 
 ixth Letter 
 all in one 
 mdon, 1757 
 
 The Good 
 onuecticut; 
 OBeph I'ish 
 Preface by 
 
 it, SCAECE. 
 
 ntdon, 1733 
 kVest India 
 Island of 
 mdon, ISS-l 
 ;ap of) pub- 
 Surveys by 
 Idings and 
 p clean copi/, 
 Hphia, 1857 
 EomoB a 
 )oraci. To 
 rhicli occur 
 
 YorJc, 1820 
 specting the 
 suggestions 
 )f educatiuDul 
 
 Mild and 
 s of the 
 Prisons of 
 ndon, 179B 
 Imperator 
 quotidiano 
 in VQum 
 mm Maxi- 
 per-plates, 
 
 adii, 1583 
 
 BUiUolheca Jfiafonca 
 
 101 
 
 1GG7 Liberia. Map of Liberia, com piled from data in the 
 Office of the American Colonization Societv, by R. Coyle, 
 24 J by 17i inches. Unit more, lH45 
 
 1G68 Liege. Leodiensis Epi.scnpalus in omncs Siibjncontea 
 Provincias distincte divisus per Nicolaum Vi«acher. [With 
 an Alphabetical List for finding all the places in the Map 
 at the back], 22 hy 18 inches. Amst. [1080 ?] 
 
 1669 LiLius (ZACiiAitiAs) Oiinis BREViARivM.fide Compendio 
 ordineq. captv: ac nicmoratv facilimvni: Felix et Urntiia 
 legito. Vcncunt in Goriiiotiana libraria e regiono Colegii 
 Coquei'ettici ad insigne geminarum cipparum,/?«e 
 
 copy. 4" Jehan Gourmont, Paris, 1515 
 
 1670 LiLius (ZACCiiEaiAs) Rueve Descuittione del Mondo 
 tradotta per M. Francesco lialdelli. Conl'additione do' noiiii 
 niodorni, very Jine copy, vellum, excessively rare. 
 
 8" Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari, Vincyia, 1551 
 
 Tlie object of tliis curious nnd learned gcogrnphicnl work, originally 
 written just before the discovery of the new Continent, seems to 
 have been to post up into one little book all the knowledge and nil 
 the ignorance respecting our globe that could be collected from the 
 ancients, as well as mediaeval writers, so as to start fair with tlio 
 new light to be let in by Columbus. It is a sort of alphabetical 
 dictionary of Geography, with a good index. The works of Liliun are 
 in Orteliuj'a famous list of geographical authorities published in 1570, 
 
 1671 Lima. A True and Particular Kelation of the Dreadful 
 Earthquake at Lima and Callao on 28th October, 1746, 
 translated from the Spanish. To which is added a Descrip- 
 tion of Callao and Lima before their Destruction and of 
 Peru in general with its Inhabitants. The Second Edition. 
 Maps, plans and plates. 8" T. Osborne, London, 1748 
 
 1672 Lima. View of Lima, " The City of Kings," before its 
 destruction by the great Earthquake of 1746, 20^ by 14J- 
 inches. New York, 1835 
 
 1673 Limbourg (Le) on sont le Duche de Liinbourg, le Comte 
 de Dalem, les Seigneuries de Fauquemont et de Kolduc 
 dresse par le Sr. Sanson, 22 by 17 inches, 
 
 coloured. II. Jaillott, Paris, 1692 
 
 1674 Limbourg divise en Arrondissemens et Cantons de Justice 
 de Paix, par C. Van Baarsel et Fils [A Map from the 
 " Atlas du Royaumme dea Pays-Bas," [22.j by 31 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy. La Ilaye, 1821 
 
 1675 Limbourg divise en Arrondissemens et Cantons de 
 de Justice de Paix, par C. Van Baarsel et Fils [A Map 
 from the " Atlas du Royaume des Pays-Bas"] 22^ by 30 
 inches, coloured. La Ilaye, revu et augmente en 1829 
 
 1676 Limburg (Nieuwe Kaart van de Provincie) geteckend 
 II. J. Ileerman van de Hoest, 19 by 16 inches. 
 
 Te Vento by de Wed. H. Bontamps, 1821 
 
 
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 1077 Linn (William, D.D., of the lleformed Dutch Church, 
 New York) yormotiH IliHtorical and Charncteristic. 
 
 12" Vhihh and Sivaine, New York (1791) 
 
 1078 LitteroB Societatis Jobu, anno 1002 ct 1003, e Sinis, 
 MoLUCis, .Tnpono datae progrossum Kei Chriatianas in iia 
 oris, aliaquo memoratu jucunda fomplcxiP,_/7He copij, 
 Kcarce. 8" Motfundan, 1007 
 
 1075) Livcnnore (George) An Iliatcrical Rcaearch rehpectiug 
 the Opinions of tho Foundorn of tlio Republic on Negroes 
 as (Slaves, as Citizens, and as Soldiers. Read before tho 
 Massacluisetts Historical Society, August 1-A, 1802. The 
 orijinuljlite paper edition, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" J. Wilson and Son, Boston, 1802 
 
 1080 Livingston (Robert K.) Essay on Sheep, their Varieties, 
 Account of the Merinocs, licflections on the best method 
 of raising a Flock iu tho United States, etc. 
 
 12" D. Cooledje, Concord, NJl. 1813 
 
 1081 Livingston. A IMup of the Towns of Livingston, Ger- 
 man town aud Clermont in tho Comity of Columbia, com- 
 ])ilod from actual Surveys in January 1798, John AVigrain, 
 23 by V)\ inches. Albany, [1850] 
 
 10S2 Leycesters Common-wealth : Conceived, Spoken aud Pub- 
 lished with most earnest protestation of all Dutiful! good 
 will and affection towards this Realm, for whoso good 
 onely it is made common to many,^«e large clean copy, 
 scarce. 4*' Printed 1041 
 
 1083 Lock Haven, Clinton Couuty, Penaylvania (Map of) 
 from Surveys by Wood aud French, published by McKin- 
 ney and Uonwill, [with views of public buildings aud pri- 
 vate residences], 50 by 37 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 sOAltCE. Philadelphia, 1857 
 
 lOSl Locke (John) A Collection of several Pieces of Mr. J. 
 
 Locke, never before printed or not extant in his Works, 
 
 [^including The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina], 
 
 fne copy, calf, 8" London, 1720 
 
 1085 Locke (John) An Essay concerning the true original 
 extent and end of Civil Government. 
 
 8° Edes Sf Gill, Boston, 1773 
 
 1080 Locke (Samuel) A Sermon preached before the Minis- 
 ters of the Province of tho Massachusetts-Bay at their 
 Animal Convention in Boston, May 28, 1772, fine and 
 uncut. 8° jB. Draper, Boston, 1772 
 
 1087 LocKEB (Jacobus) In Hoc Libello J. Locker Philo- 
 musi Suevi Infra scripta poematia contintur : Epiodion de 
 morto Plutonis : «fe Demonu : Encomion paupertatis Heroi- 
 cum : Carmen de pace cum variis Epigramatibus Nuthesie 
 tres moralia pcepta continentes e Greco phocylide ad lati- 
 nos elegos traducte, fine copy, calf. 
 
 1° Siluanus Othmar impressit Auguste apud edein 
 Diue Vrsule ad Lichum, Anno MDXIII, 
 
I Church, 
 
 <^k (1791) 
 , e Sinis, 
 Mivd in iia 
 
 iari, 1G07 
 vhpectiug 
 I Negrooa 
 jcfore tho 
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 ston, 18G2 
 Varieties, 
 Dt method 
 
 ^^7/. 1813 
 
 iton, Ger- 
 
 nbia, com- 
 
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 ny, [1850] 
 
 1 and Pub- 
 
 ifuU good 
 
 iioso good 
 
 m copy. 
 
 inted 1G41 
 
 (Map ol) 
 
 y McKin- 
 
 aud pri- 
 
 lean copy, 
 
 hia, 1857 
 
 )f Mr. J. 
 
 J Works, 
 
 Carolina], 
 
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 original 
 
 \ton, 1773 
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 at their 
 
 and 
 hon, VJTl 
 \qv Philo- 
 lodion de 
 Heroi- 
 
 Tuthesie 
 ad lati- 
 
 oud edem 
 \DXIII. 
 
 liihUotheca JTistoricn 103 
 
 loss TiONDOv DtRF.ci'oiiv. A t'omploto Oiiido toftll I'eraourt 
 who have any l'r:itU> or Coiiocrn with the City of Loudoti 
 and parts adjaooiit. The Kiii;hth Edition ; to which in aihled 
 tho FarcH of Passciiy^ors in tho sovoral Stage Coachoi* 
 throughout (Jrcat \\niwu\,Jlnc cnp<j, acam'. 
 
 12" C. Hitch, London, 17fiO 
 
 lOSO TiOH(h)ii and its Eiivirona [a Map of], oontaiiiiii;;; tlio 
 lioiiii'hirios of tho Metropolitan IJorouj^lis, tlic diifcront 
 Jfiiilroiids and Stations, tho Now CeinoteriuN, Ruads, Dockw, 
 Canals, and all Modern Improvomontd, chiefly from tho 
 Ordnance Survey, etc. 27 iy 2H inches. 
 
 London, 1st Dee. 1817 
 
 1000 London. Metropolitan Railway Sehotnca, (Session 18()1) 
 AFap to accompany Joint Report of tho Select Coinmitteo 
 of tho Two Houses of Parliament, 21 iy 17 i inches, co- 
 loured. 
 
 1G91 London Missionary Society's (T!>o) Konort of the Pro- 
 ceedings against tlio late Rev. J. Smith ot Domerara, who 
 was tried under JNIartial Law, and condemned to death on 
 a charge of aiding and assisting in a Rebellion of the Negro 
 Slaves, boards, uncut. 8" London, l82Ji 
 
 1002 Longinus. Liber de Grandi, sive Sublimi Orationis 
 genero nunc primum a Francisco Robortello Utinonsi in 
 luce editus. 4P Patavii, 1551 
 
 1G93 Long Island. Tho Seat of Action between tho British 
 and American Forces, or an Authentic Plan of tho Western 
 Part of Long Island, with tho Engagement of the 27tli 
 August 177G, between tho King's Forces and tho Ameri- 
 cans : containing also Staten Island and tho Environs of 
 Amboy and Xew York, with tho Course of lludsons River, 
 from t/onrtliuid tho Great Magazine of tho American 
 Army to Sandy Hook, from the Surveys of Major Holland, 
 very'fine copy, scarce, 15i hif n\ inches, 
 coloured. Sai/er ij- Bcnnet, London, 1770 
 
 IGOl LooKixa-GriASs for Presbyterians, or a brief Examina- 
 tion of their Loyalty, Merits and other Qualifications for 
 Government. With some Animadversions on the Quaker 
 unmask'd. Humbly Address'd to tlie Consideration of tho 
 Loyal Freemen of Pennsylvania: [Signed Philo-Libertatis 
 (a'^'c)], cut into the fore murr/ins, bat can he read, excessiveJif 
 scarce. 12° FhiladeJphia, 170 4 
 
 Kcliitintr chiefly to the VciTton Boys niul '• the Presbyterians mnnlcring 
 of the liuliiiiis at Luiicaster, luulur the protection of the Government." 
 
 1G95 Loomis (Elias, Professor) The recent progress of As- 
 tronomy, especially in tho United States. 
 
 12" New York, 1S51 
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 1696 Lopez (Gregorius) Summarischer Bericbt, was sich in 
 den Philippinischen Insulen, im Jahr 1608, fuernemblich 
 in Geistlicnen sachen und fortpflanzung dess heiligen Ca- 
 tholischen Glaubens denckwuerdigs zugetragen, Genom- 
 men auss der zu Bom. in Italianischer Sprach getruckten 
 Relation K. P. G. Lopes,^we copy, scarce. 
 
 4° Augshurff, 1612 
 
 1697 LoPKz (Gregory). The Holy Life of Gregory Lopez, a 
 Spanish Hermite in the West Indies, [by Irancis Losa], 
 Done out of Spanish, the Second Edition, 
 
 Scarce. 8° Printed in the year 1675 
 
 Gregory Lopez, one of the most snccessful of the many early Mission- 
 aries among the Indians of New Spain, was bom at Madrid, the 4th of 
 July 1542, aud is said to have been a funchild of Charles Quint. At 
 the ago of 20 he landed at Vera Cruz, and soon after pitched his tent 
 among the Chichimecos Indians. He died on the 20th July 1596, 
 at Santa Fe, six miles from Mexico, where Father Losa wrote his life 
 in 1612. 
 
 1698 LoEEAiNE [A. Map of]. La Lorraine qui comprend les 
 Duches de Lorraine et de Bar et les Balliages des Evescbes 
 et des Villas de Metz, Toul, et Verdun. Par H. Jaillot, 
 24 by 18i inches, scarce. 
 
 J. Cdvens et C. Mortier, Amsterdam, [1696] 
 
 1699 Loraine (Carte de), Suivant les Observations de Messrs. 
 de I'Academie Eoyale, 16 by 13 inches. 
 
 Pierre vander Ja, Leide, [1710] 
 
 1700 Lord (Benjamin) God glorified in his Works of ProTi- 
 dence and Grace. A Eemarkable Instance of it in the 
 various and signal Deliverances that evidently appear to be 
 wrought for Mrs. Mercy Wheeler in Plainfield ; lately 
 restored from extreme Impotence and long Confinement, 
 uncut, and wanting after pape 40. 
 
 8° Bogers Sf Fotvle, Boston, 1743 
 
 1701 LoBD (Benjamin) The Parable of the Merchant-Man 
 seeking goodly Pearls, etc. Explain'd and Improv'd : (In 
 Substance) as delivered at Norwich, September 27tb, 1772. 
 Revised and now published for Public Benefit, jf?ne copy, 
 scarce. 12° Oreen Sf Spooner, Norwich, Conn. 1773 
 
 Spooner became afterwards one of the earliest if not the earUest printer 
 in Vermont. 
 
 1702 Lorenzo (Francisco) Per D. Francisco Lorenzo de San 
 Milian, Juez oficial de la Casa de la Contrataciou de 
 Sevilla, y Contador de la Visita del Tribunal de Quentas de 
 la Ciudad de Mexico, y de las caxas Eeales della, y de 
 las de mas del Eeyno de Nucva Espafia. En la Causa que 
 en virtud de Cedula de Su Magestad se ha actuado contra 
 el dicho Don Francisco sobre sus procedimientos en el 
 juizio de visita de las caxas y Minas de la Ciudad de Zaca- 
 tecas, excessively rare. fol. {Mexico, 1672] 
 
IS Bicb in 
 rnemblicU 
 iiligen Ca- 
 , Genom- 
 ^etruckten 
 
 ')urff, 1612 
 r Lopez, a 
 cis Losa]. 
 
 year 1675 
 ,rly Mission- 
 id, the 4th of 
 8 Quint. At 
 :hed his tent 
 1 July 1596, 
 vrote his life 
 
 nprend lea 
 ;8 Evescliea 
 H. Jaillot, 
 
 am, [1696] 
 de Messrs. 
 
 nde, [1710] 
 3 of Proyi- 
 f it in the 
 ppear to be 
 eld ; lately 
 )nfinement, 
 
 oston, ITJiS 
 cbant-Man 
 rov'd: (In 
 |27th, 1772. 
 
 Jine copy, 
 nn. 1773 
 
 liest printer 
 
 pzo de San 
 ktacion de 
 ^uentas de 
 Bella, y de 
 I Causa que 
 ido contra 
 >toB en el 
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 \ico, 1672] 
 
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 193 
 
 1703 Loring (James Spear ) The Hundred Boston Orators 
 appointed by the Municipal Authorities and other Public 
 Bodies, from 1770 to 1852, comprising Historical Glean- 
 ings illustrating the principles and progress of our His- 
 torical Institutions. Second Edition enlarji;ed, cloth. 
 
 8° J. P. Jewett, Boston, 1853 
 
 1704 Losa (Francois, Cure de VEglise Cathedral de Mexico) 
 La Vie du bien heureux Gregorie Lopez. Traduction do 
 M. Arnauld dHhudixWY, portrait, fine copy, 
 
 calf. 12° Pierre le Petit, Paris, 1684 
 
 See No. 1697, under Tjopez. 
 
 1705 Louisiana. Accurata delineatio Eegionis Ludovicianes 
 vel Gallice Louisiane et Canadse et rioridse adpellatione de- 
 BcriptsB qujB hodie nomine fluminis Mississippi vel St. Louis 
 per colonias navigationes Gallorum magis magisque in- 
 clarescit. Cura et manu Matthsei Seutteri, 22 J by Id inches, 
 coloured, a splendid historical map, of very great rarity and 
 importance. [Paris, 1690 ?] 
 
 1706 Louisiana. Ausfiihrlichehiatorischeund Geographische 
 Beschreibung des an dem MissiMsippi in Nord-America 
 gelegenen Landes Louisiana. In welches die neu-aufgerich- 
 tete Frantzosljche Indianische Compagnie zu schiehten 
 angefangcn ; Worbey zugleich einige Reflexionen uber die 
 Desseins gedachter Compagnie, etc. Andere Auflage, fine 
 clean copy, with the rare map of the Mississippi River and 
 Old Louisiana, including the '* Mohio^^ river, 
 
 SCAECE. 12° Leipzig, 1720 
 
 1707 Louisiana. Carte de la Louisiana par le Sr. D'Anville 
 Dressee en Mai 1732. Publico en 1752, 25 by 20 inches, 
 
 fine a7id very important, shewing the tallies of the Missis- 
 sippi and Bed rivers. [Paris, 1752] 
 
 1708 Louisiana (An Account of), being an Abstract of Docu- 
 ments in the Offices of the Departments of State and of the 
 Treasury,/nea«c?wncM^. S^Wm. Duane, Philadelphia, 1803 
 
 1709 Low (C.) Meer oder Seehanen Biich der Konigen von 
 Hispania, Portugal, Engellandt und Frankreich durch 
 welcho Schiffarten ein Newe Welt gegen Nidergang, etc. 
 erfunden und entdeckt sind, etc. etc. ilach letter, with the 
 3 scarce maps, folio, Colin, 1598 
 
 This ExcEbsivELY BARE volumc contains the four Voyages of Colum- 
 bus; the Voyages of Ferdinand Cortcz and Ferdinand Magellan ; the 
 Voyages of Martin Frobisher and Sir Francis Drake ; the Travels of 
 Sir R. Grenville in Virginia, and of Sir Walter Raleigh in Guiana ; 
 the Voyage of Sir John Hawkins to the West Indies, etc. etc. 
 
 1710 Lowell (John) Analysis of the late Correspondence be- 
 tween Our Administration and Great Britain and France, 
 with an Attempt to shew what are the Eeal Causes of the 
 Failure of the Negotiation. [By J. Lowell], 
 
 uncut. 8° Russell and Cutler, Boston, [1811 ?] 
 
 
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 196 Bihliotheca OeograpTiica 
 
 3711 Lucas County, Ohio (Map of) from Special Surveys 
 and Official Eecorda by the Publishers, J. D. and E. 
 Janney, [with views of public buildings and private resi- 
 dences] 52 ly 39 inches, coloured, fine copy, clean and 
 SCAECE. Fhilad, 18G2 
 
 1712 Lulea. Charta Ofver Lulea Lappmark saint Lulea, 
 Eanea, Ofver och Neder Kalix Sockuar i Westerbottens 
 Hofdingedome med derinom belagne Bergs Eiidet Friherre 
 S. G. Hermelins Erucks och Odlings-Districter. Forgattad 
 af Carl M. llobsahm, 23^ by 19 inches, fine copy, coloured, 
 scarce. 1801 
 
 1713 Lumen Histoeiaeum per Oricntem illustrandia Biblija 
 
 Bacris, Martyrologis, et alijs multis, Coucinn. Fran. Hareio, 
 
 [a fine copper-plate map], 14 by IO3 inches, yood copy, clean 
 
 and scarce. Antverpice [1580 ?] 
 
 This very curious and rare map contains the local and historical f;co- 
 
 gra])hy of the Bible, — that is, the Mediterranean and countries border- 
 ing on it cast of Greece, the Black and Caspian Seas, Asia Minor, and 
 Asia to the East of the Persian Gulf. On the right border is an en- 
 larged and interesting nia]i of Judea, and on the upper side is a 
 small but elaborate map of the World, entitled Tyjiis Orins investigan- 
 dum Opliir, in which the great bogus Southern (Continent or Australia 
 is larger than America and Africa. Madagascar is called Op/ur Orteli, 
 and San Domingo Ophir Stephani. 
 
 1714 LuPTON (Donald) The History of the Moderne Protes- 
 tant Divines, . . . with a true Register of all their Treatises 
 and Writings. Faithfully translated out of Latine by 
 D. L(upton), with good impressions of the 45 fine copper- 
 plate portraits printed in the text, 
 
 SCABCE. 12° Xf. and J. OJces, London, 1037 
 
 1715 Luxborough (Lady) Letters written by the late Eight 
 Honourable Lady Luxborough to William Shenstoiie, Esq. 
 [1739-1750], ^ 8° C. Je7iJcin, Dublin, 1770 
 
 1710 Luxemburg. Le Duche de Luxembourg devise en 
 Quartier Walon et Allemand dnns chacun desquels sent 
 divisez les Seigneuries, Prevostes et Comtes le Duche de 
 Bouillon, le Comte de Namur, etc. par le Sr. Sanson, 27 
 ly 22\ inches, coloured, fine copy. M. Juillot, Paris, 1092 
 
 1717 Luxemburg. Luxembergensis Ducatus, tam in minores 
 quam Principales Ditiones peraccurate distinctus per Nico- 
 laum Visscher, 23 by 19 inches. Amst. [1700 ?] 
 
 1718 Lyon {Captain G. F.) The Private Journal of Capt. 
 G. F. Lyon of H.M.S. Hecla during the recent A^oyage of 
 Discovery under Captain Parry, map and plates, fine copy, 
 boards, uncut. 8° J. Murray, London, 1824 
 
 1719 Lyon (Captain G. F.) A Narrative of an Attempt to 
 reach Eepulse Bay through Sir Thomas Howe's " Wel- 
 come" in H.M.S, Griper ml>i2'^, with chart and engrav- 
 ings, boards, uncut. 8" London, 1825 
 
Surveys 
 and E. 
 ite resi- 
 nd 
 
 id. 18G2 
 Lulea, 
 rbotteiis 
 Friherre 
 iirgattail 
 coloured, 
 1801 
 3 Biblijs 
 Hareio, 
 jy, clean 
 [1580 ?] 
 )rical Kco- 
 es border- 
 linor, and 
 r is an en- 
 side is a 
 nvestitjian- 
 Austrulia 
 Wr Orteli, 
 
 J Protcs- 
 rreatisea 
 atiue by 
 3 coi)por- 
 
 o», 1G37 
 
 :e Eight 
 
 )ne, Esq. 
 
 lin,yilQ 
 
 vise en 
 
 els sout 
 
 uche de 
 
 ison, 27 
 
 •is, 1G92 
 
 tninorea 
 
 er Nico- 
 
 1700 ?] 
 
 f Capt. 
 
 yage of 
 
 le copj/y 
 
 n, 1824 
 
 mpt to 
 
 " Wei- 
 
 \e)iffrav- 
 
 \i, 1825 
 
 Bihliotheea Ilistorica 
 
 197 
 
 1720 Lyell (Charles) Lectures on Geology, delivered at the 
 Broadway Tabernacle in New York. Second edition, re- 
 vised and corrected. With an Introduction. To which is 
 added a L(tcture on the different Kaces of Men, by J. 
 Augustine Smith. Eeported by H. J. Eaymond. 
 
 8» N. York, 1848 
 
 1721 Lyonnois (Gouvernement General du) Suivant les Estata 
 Generaux tenu a Paris en I'Anneo 1014, (Partie Septen, 
 Partie Meridionale), 2 maps, ea. 22 hxj IG 
 
 inches. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1G9G ?] 
 
 1722 Lyonnois (Carte du Gouvernement de) suivant les Nou- 
 velles Observations do Most^rs. de I'Academie Koyalo, 1(5 hi/ 
 13 inches. Pierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710 r'j 
 
 1723 l^^f^ABLT {Able dc) Ecmarks concerning the Go. 
 vernment and tlie Laws of the United Slates 
 of America, from the Erench, with JNotes by 
 the Translator, calf. 8" Dublin, 1785 
 
 1721 Wacclintock (Samuel, of Greenland, 
 2^.11.) Evidences of Christianity. A Sermon delivered at 
 tlie Ordination of the Eev. Jesse Appleton, to the care of 
 the Congregational Society in Hampton, [New Hampshire], 
 Feb. 22, 1797. 8" Charles Pierce, Portsmouth, JV. If. 1797 
 
 1725 IMackenzic (Henry) Julia de Eoubigne, a Tale by the 
 Author of the Man of Feeling, [H. IMackenzie]. A New 
 edition, to which is added the Dying Ode of Julia de Eou- 
 bigne, not inserted in any former Edition, 2 vols, in 1, 
 portrait of Julia, a scarce edition. 
 
 12" Mathew Carey, Phila. 1809 
 
 172G McKinnen (Daniel) A Tour through the British AVest 
 Indies in 1802-1803, giving a particular account of the 
 Bahama Islands, map of the West India Islands and Cen- 
 tral America. 8" London, 1801 
 
 1727 McKinnen (Daniel) A Tour through the British West 
 Indies in 1802-1803, giving a particular account of tlio 
 Bahama Islands, map, fine copy, hoards, 
 
 uncut. 8° J. Wliite, London, 1804 
 
 1728 Mackintosh (Duncan, and his two Daughters) A Plain, 
 rational Essay on English Grammar : the main object of 
 which is to point out a plain, rational and permanent stan- 
 dard of Pronunciation, to which is given a Gamut or Key 
 still more simple, plain and easy than that given to Music, 
 by Duncan Mackintosh, and his two Daugliters, fne copy, 
 excessively rare and uncommonly odd. 8° Martinico, 1799 
 
 This Grammatical Crazy trio is said to have started in Boston, whore their 
 work was printed. Errata of three pages and a new title were added in 
 Martinico. This copy has many manuscript notes, additions, and cor- 
 rections by the Authors, and a Manuscript Dedication by the 
 AuTJioKS to the Uuiversitv of Oxlbrd. 
 
I'M 
 
 198 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 1729 M'Konochie {Captain, B.N.) A Summary View of the 
 Statistics and Commerce of the Principal Shores of the 
 Pacific Ocean, map of the Pacific Ocean, fine copy, 
 
 uncut. 8° London, 1818 
 
 Treats of the commerce of tlie North Pacific, of what is now California, 
 Oregon, VancouTer, British Columbia, and Alaska, etc. etc. 
 
 1730 Macomb and St. Claib, Michigan, Map of the Counties 
 of, from Special Surveys and County Records by Geil and 
 Jones, [with 33 views of public buildings and private 
 residences and plans of the chief villages and cities] 62 hy 
 53 inches, coloured, clean and scarce. Philadelphia, 1859 
 
 1731 MacVickar {Bev. J.) Tribute to the Memory of Sir 
 Walter Scott, [the proceedings of the Meeting of the 
 Citizens of New York, to express their regret at his death, 
 with an Eulogium], scarce. 8° Scott Sf Co., Nero York, 1833 
 
 1732 Maceobitjs iNiEaEE nitidus Buoq. decori a Joanne 
 Eiuio restitutus. Cum indicio et amplo et veridico. Colo- 
 phon, Macrobii Aurelii viri consularis et illustris Satur- 
 naliorum iLbri [sic'] nouiter recogniti : infinitisq. erroribus 
 expurgati. q diligetissame nunc ruraum impressi Parrbisiis 
 accuratione Ascensiana. Ad Kalendas Februariaa Calculo 
 Romano M-.Ji.lLY.Jine copy. folio, Venundatur 
 
 ah Jodoco Badio ^ loanne Parvo, Paris, 1515 
 
 With many curious woodcuts and capital letters. On the reverse of 
 
 Dvii is a large map of the world surrounded by water, with a great 
 
 boiling ocean between the Northern and Southern Continents. The 
 
 artist has reversed it, putting India on the left. 
 
 1733 MacCuUoh {Prof. R. H) Report to the Secretary of the 
 Treasury, of the Operationa at the Mint of the United 
 States in refining California Gold by his Zinc 
 
 method. 8° Washington, 1852 
 
 1734 Madagascar. Carte Particuliere de I'lsle Dauphine ou 
 Madagascar et St. Laurens, Levee par Ordre Expres des 
 Roys de Portugal sous qui on et a Fait la Decouverte, 33^ 
 ly 22i inches, coloured, fine clean copy, scarce. 
 
 Jeans Covens et Comeille Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 1735 Madison (James, President) Mr. Madison's War. A 
 Dispassionate Inquiry into the Reasons alleged by Mr. 
 Madison for declariug an Offensive and Ruinous "War 
 agaiust Great Britain; together with some suggestions as 
 to a Peaceable and Constitutional Mode of averting that 
 dreadful Calamity. By iv New England Farmer, [John 
 Lowell], uncut and scarce. 
 
 8" Charles Spear, Sanover, N. H. 1812 
 
 1736 MaflStt (John N.) Tears of Contrition, or Sketches of 
 the Life of J. N. Maffit, with Religious and Moral Reflec- 
 tions, to which are appended Poetic Effusions, written by 
 Himself. 12° Samuel Green, New London, 1821 
 
 The Original Poetry fills 10 pages at the end of the volume. 
 
 17 
 
Bibliotheca Historica 
 
 199 
 
 fievr of the 
 jres of the 
 
 yndon, 1818 
 ow California, 
 tc. 
 
 16 Counties 
 )y Geil and 
 md private 
 litiea] 62 by 
 ilphia, 1859 
 lory of Sir 
 ting of the 
 it his death, 
 York, 1833 
 i a Joanne 
 •idico, Colo- 
 atris Satur- 
 q. erroribus 
 si Parrhisiis 
 rias Calculo 
 Venundatur 
 Paris, 1515 
 he reverse of 
 r, with a great 
 Ltinenta. The 
 
 stary of the 
 the United 
 
 ngton, 1852 
 ►aijphine ou 
 "ilxpres des 
 uverte, 33^ 
 
 »», [1700?] 
 War. A 
 
 ed by Mr. 
 
 nous War 
 ^estions as 
 rting that 
 
 iner, [John 
 
 V. H. 1812 
 ietches of 
 )ral Keflec 
 written by 
 iffon, 1821 
 umc. 
 
 1737 Madison, th© Capital of Wisconsin. Map of Madison 
 and the Four Lake Country, Dane Countv, Wisconsin, 22 
 by 16i inches. [Madison, 1856 ?] 
 
 1738 MA.FFEU8 (Joannes Petrus) Historiarum Indiarum Libri 
 XVI. Selectarum item ex India Epistolarum Libri IV. 
 Accessit Ignatii LoiolsB vita. Omnia ab auctore recognita 
 and emendata,^rte copi/, with all the parts complete, pigskin. 
 
 8° In Officina Birkmaunica, Coloniae Agrippinae, 1590 
 
 An excellent edition of a book which ought to rank higher than it does 
 in Collections on America. It gives a full history of the early Portu- 
 guese and Spanish voyages and discoveries, particularly in Brasil. 
 
 1739 Mahaugne. Plan de la Situation du payx et Lingne 
 Ennemis entre la Rivire Mahangne et Geete Fait le 28me 
 Decembre 170;t [Proffiels du Eetreuchmeut, &c. and Ordre 
 de Battallie le 28 xbre, 1703], scarce, 15 by 18 inches, 
 coloured. La Haie, [1703] 
 
 1740 Maine. Documents relating to the North Eastern 
 Boundary of the State of Maine, 275 pages, a volume of the 
 highest historical and geographical importance. 
 
 8° button Sf Wentworth, Boston, 1828 
 
 These documents extend back some two hundred years, and cover the 
 
 whole question respecting the disputed territories from the earliest 
 
 period to this date. The matter was not finally settled till the Ashbur- 
 
 ton and Webster Treaty of 1840. 
 
 1741 Maine. Map of the Northern Part of the State of 
 Maine and of the adjacent British Provinces, showing the 
 portion of that State to which Great Britain lays claim. 
 Reduced from the official Map A, with corrections from the 
 latest surveys by S. L. Dashiell, Washington, 1830, 15i by 
 16i inches, coloured. W. J. Stone, Sc. Washington [1840] 
 
 3742 Maine. Map of the Northern Part of the State of 
 Maine and the adjacent British Provinces, showing the 
 portion of that Stale to which Great Britain lays claim. 
 Reduced from the official Map A, by S. L. Dashiell, 1830, 
 15f by 16i inches, coloured. 
 
 a. Chambers, engraver, Washington [1840] 
 An excellent map for showing the disputed claims of both England 
 and the United States in what is called the North-Eastern Boundary 
 question. 
 
 1743 Maine. Report of the Commissioners of the Hydro- 
 graphic Survey of the State of Maine, ] 867, cloth. 
 
 8" Augusta, 1868 
 
 1744 Maine Historical Society (Collections of the), cloth, 
 new, scarce. Vols. 2-6, Vol. 1 has been enlarged and reprinted, 
 and may now be had. 8" Portland, 1847-1857 
 
 1745 Maistre (Xavier de) A Journey round my Room, tran- 
 slated from the French, with a notice of the Author's life, 
 by H[enry] A[ttwell], cloth extra, uncut, large hand-made 
 paper, only 200 copies printed. 8" Longmans, Land. 1871 
 
 :i 
 
 m 
 
 • -via 
 
 ..IrV 
 
 
 ivtJ 
 
 
 "r:i 
 
'<J M 
 
 ii 
 
 200 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 174G Maldonado (Lorenzo Ferrer) Viaggio dal Mnre Atlan- 
 tico al Pacifico per la via del Nord-Ouest fatto dal Capitano 
 L. F. Maldonado, 1588. Tradotto da un Manoscritto 
 Spagnuolo inedito da Carlo Amoretti, with three sheets of 
 maps, fine clean copi/. 4" Milano, 1811 
 
 There nrc those who still believe in the genuineness of this spurious voynge 
 of Maldonado in 1588, from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and it is not 
 impossible that Parliament may again bo asked to subsidize with 
 £20,000 or more a British ship, as it has done not very long ago, to 
 re- find the passage. 
 
 1747 Mall (Thomas) The History of the Martyrs Epitomised. 
 A Cloud of Witnesses, or the Sufferers Mirrour, made up 
 of the Swanlike Songs and other Choice Passages of a great 
 Number of Martyrs and Confessors, to the end of the Six- 
 teenth Century, 2 vols, in 1 {wanting E 5 in Vol. 1). 
 
 S" Bogers and Fowle, Boston, 1747 
 
 This is one of the best specimens of American printing up to this 
 
 (late. The work was once very popular in New England. The writer 
 
 of the second Preface is said to be the learned Rev. Samuel Lee, of 
 
 Bristol in New England, who returned to the mother country. 
 
 1748 Malta. Insula? Melitre vulgo Malte nova et accurata 
 Descriptio [with a Plan of Valetta, etc.], 20 by \Q inches, 
 coloured, a fine map. [1630 ?] 
 
 1749 Mangles (James, Commander, B.N.) Synopsis of a Dic- 
 tionary of Geography and Hydrography, cloth. 
 
 1G° London, 1848 
 
 1750 Maniere. De la meilleur mauiere de Precher, par lo 
 
 Sieur * * *, scarce. 
 
 l^n 
 
 12" Faris et Bruxelles, 1700 
 
 / 51 Manlius ; with Kotes and Eoferences (as ])ublished in the 
 Columbiau Ceutinel, Sept. 3-24, 1794), 7 Nos. uncut and 
 Political. 8" [Boston, 1794] 
 
 1752 Manning (James) A Sketch of tae Life and "Writings of 
 the Rev. Micaiah Towgood, half calf. 8" Exeter, 1792 
 
 1753 Mansfield (Isaac, jun., Chaplain to Gen. Thomas's 
 Begiment in the Continental Army) A Sermon preached 
 in the Camp at Eoxbury, Nov. 23, 1775, the Day ap- 
 pointed by Authority for Thanksgiving through the Pro- 
 vince, historical and important. Ends on page 24 without 
 Amen, Query, should there be more ? extremely 
 
 scarce. 8" S. Hall, Boston, 177G 
 
 1754 Manual Exercise and Evolutions of the Cavalry; as 
 practised in the late American Army. 
 
 8° O. Hough, Concord, 180G 
 
 1755 INInnual of Botany for the Northern States to the north 
 of Virginia, by the Members of the Botanical Class in 
 AVilliams' College (Mass.). From a Manuscript System 
 compiled by the author of Richard's Botanical Dictionary, 
 uncut, scarce. 12" Web<>tcrs and Skinners, Albany, 1817 
 
 1750 Manuscript transmitted from St. Helena, by an un- 
 known Channel, translated from the French, boards, 
 uncut. 12" Van Winkle and Wiley, Nciv York, 1817 
 
Bibliotheca Ilislorica 
 
 201 
 
 are Atlan- 
 il Gapitano 
 lanoscritto 
 ? sheets of 
 ilano, 1811 
 irious voynge 
 and it is not 
 l)sidize with 
 long ago, to 
 
 Ipitomisod. 
 , made up 
 3 of a great 
 jf the Six- 
 
 1). 
 
 jston, 1747 
 g up to this 
 
 The writer 
 muel Lee, of 
 try. 
 it accurata 
 
 IG inches, 
 
 [1G30?] 
 
 \ of a Dic- 
 
 idon, 1848 
 
 ler, par le 
 
 :elles, 1700 
 
 shed in the 
 
 uncut and 
 
 Hon, 1794] 
 
 'ritinga of 
 
 •eter, 1792 
 
 Thomases 
 
 preached 
 
 Day ap- 
 
 the Pro- 
 
 |4 without 
 
 iton, 177G 
 [valry; as 
 
 7ord, 180G 
 Ithe north 
 
 Class in 
 It System 
 lictiouary, 
 
 mi/, 1817 
 an un- 
 
 7rA, 1817 
 
 1757 Marcandier (M.) An Abstract of the most useful Parts 
 of a Treatise on Hemp, translated from the French, and in- 
 scribed by the Editor at London, to the laudable Society 
 for promoting Arts, Manufactures, etc. being much recom- 
 mended to the Growers and Manufacturers of that valuable 
 Material, from some Modern Discoveries and Experiments, 
 and apian of the Pennsylvania Hemp Brake. 
 
 8" JEdes and Gill, Boston, 17GG 
 The name of the inventor of the Pennsylvania Hemp Brake is not given, 
 but a description of the machine is. 
 
 1758 Marcellus ; published in the Virginia Gazette, November 
 and December, 1794, uncut, ij' scarce. S" [liichnond, 1794] 
 
 1759 Marini (Juan Ambrosia) Los Desesparados, Novcla 
 imitando a las de Caballeria, escrita en Italiano, traducida 
 al Castellano. La Oxilea, Novela Comica escrita en Itali- 
 ano, traducida al Castellario, 2 pts. in 1 vol. calf, 
 
 scarce. IG" Don Benito Cano. \^Lima ?'\ 1808 
 
 17G0 Mariposas (Las) Estate, Mariposas County, California, 
 [Map of,] containing 70 square miles, 20 by 25 inches, 
 coloured. Broadway, N. T. 1800 
 
 17GI Mariposas (Las) Estate, Mariposas County, California, 
 [Map of] containing 70 square miles, 20 by 25 iiiches, 
 coloured and mounted. Lith. of Sarony Major and Knapp, 
 
 Broadway, N. Y. [18G0] 
 
 1762 Mariposas (Las) Estate, Mariposas County, California, 
 containing 70 square miles, 20 by 25 inches, coloured. 
 Another copy, mounted, and on a roller. 
 
 17G3 Marmont (Marshal). The Spirit of Military Institu- 
 tions, translated from the last Paris edition (1859), and 
 augmented by Notes, with a new version of General 
 Jomini's celebrated Thirty-fifth Chapter. By Prank 
 St'haller, Colonel, Confederate Army. 
 
 12° Evans and Cogswell, Columbia, S. C. 18G4 
 
 1764 Maimitott (James) The Case of the Dutch Ships con- 
 sidered, the fourth edition, j^nfl copy on tvritiny paper, very 
 scarce. 8" T. Harrison, London, 1778 
 
 Relating to Neutral Rights, and the rights of neutral property during the 
 Old Seven Years War between England and France, 1754-1760, carried 
 on chietly in America. For the Papers on the Dutch side sec the five 
 lots in this catalogue, Nos. 1829-33, under Memorie. These discus- 
 sions on Neutrality have great historic value at the present day. 
 
 1765 Marsh (George P.) Address before the New England 
 Society of New York, Dec. 24, 1844, [on the fundamental 
 principles on which our institutions rest, and the inbred 
 traits of character which mark us as a people.] 
 
 8° Mw York, 1845 
 176G Marsh (Hon. George P.) Report made under authority 
 of the Legislature of Vermont, on the Artificial Propaga- 
 tion of Fish. 8° Burliiiy/on, IS57 
 
 ' ■■■??'■,!" 
 
 
 -\ I 
 
 
202 BihliotTicea Oeographica 
 
 1707 Marsh (Tlon. Gcorgo P.) Tho American Historical 
 School. 8" Troy, 1847 
 
 1708 Marsh (Ebenezer Grant) An Oration at "Wethersfield, 
 Feb. 22, 1800, on the death of General George Washing- 
 ton, who died, Dec. 14, 1799, scarce. 
 
 8° Hudson and Ooodwin, Hartford, 1800 
 
 1709 Matish (John, of Wethersfield, Conn.) Tho great Sin 
 and Danger of striving with God ; a Sermon, at Wethers- 
 field, Dec. 13th, 1782, at the Funeral of Mrs. Lydia Beadle, 
 wife of tho late William Beadle, and their Four Children, 
 who were all murdered by his own hands on tho morning 
 of tho 11th instant. To which is annexed a Letter from a 
 Gentleman in Wethersfield to his Friend, containing a 
 Narrative of the Life of W. Beadle, and tho Particulars of 
 the Massacre of himself and Family, scarce, some leaves 
 torn, but can be read. 
 
 8" Hudson and Goodwin, Hartford, (1783) 
 
 1770 Marsh (John) A Sermon preached before his Honor 
 Oliver Walcott, Lieut.-Governor, etc. and the General 
 Assembly of tho State of Connecticut, on the Day of the 
 Anniversary Election, May 12th, 1790, uncut, and 
 scarce. 8" Hudson and Ooodwin, Hartford, VlQ^S 
 
 1771 Martin (James, Silk-Dyer) An Essay on the Art of 
 Dying, adapted to the general use and information of all 
 classes of People. 8" London, [1790] 
 
 1772 Martin (E. Montgomery") History of Nova Scotia, Cape 
 Breton, the Sable Islands, New Brunswick, Prince Edward 
 Island, the Bermudas, Newfoundland, etc. 2 maps, 
 
 calf 8° London, 1837 
 
 1773 Martinico (A Map of the Island of), drawn from the 
 best Authorities, by Geo. EoUes, Geographer, 9^ by 1\ 
 inches. [London, 1701] 
 
 1774 Martinique. Carte de I'lsle de la Martinique Colonie 
 FranQoise de I'une des Isles Antilles de rA.merique dressoc 
 par Philippe Buache, Gendrc du S^' Delisle, 23 by 18 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy. J. Covens and C. Mortier,Amst. [1700?] 
 
 1775 Martinique. Eepresentation de I'lsle Martinique la pre- 
 miere des lies de I'Amerique Antilles nommees Barlo- 
 vento, 22 by 19 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Aux depens de Matthieu Seutter, Augsburg, [1750?] 
 1770 Martinique. Carte de I'lsle de la Martinique dressee, 
 par Mr. Bellin, 2\\ by 18 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Les Heritiers de Homann, Nuremberg, 1702 
 1777 MAitTYU (Peter) De Eebus Oceanicis et Novo Orbe, 
 Decades tres. Item ejusdem de Babylonica Legatione libri 
 III. et item de Eebus J^^thiopicis, Indicis, Lusitanicis do 
 Ilispanicis Opuscula qiioda Damiani A Goes, pigsJciv, 
 SCAECE. 8" Apud Gcruinum Colenium, Colonice, 1574 
 
Bibliolheca Ilistorica 
 
 203 
 
 
 ITistoricnl 
 ' Troy, 1847 
 ^ethersfield, 
 ;o Washing- 
 
 rtford, 1800 
 e great Sin 
 at Wetliers- 
 ydia Beadle, 
 ur Children, 
 \\\G morning 
 etter from a 
 :;oiitaining a 
 Particulars of 
 , some leaves 
 
 tford, (1783) 
 5 his Honor 
 the General 
 Day of the 
 and 
 
 artford, 179G 
 
 the Art of 
 
 nation of all 
 
 mdon, [1790] 
 
 Scotia, Cape 
 
 rince Edward 
 
 aps, 
 
 London, 1837 
 
 *vn from the 
 
 er, 9i bt/ 7i 
 
 oidon, 1761] 
 
 iq[ue Colonie 
 
 que dresBcc 
 
 bi/ 18 inches, 
 
 mst. [1700?] 
 
 Inique la pre- 
 
 mees Barlo- 
 
 irg, [1750?] 
 que dressee, 
 e copy, 
 mberg, 1702 
 Novo Orbe, 
 gatione libri 
 isitanicis do 
 es, pi ff skin, 
 'olonice, 1574 
 
 1778 Martyii, Oviedo et Xebes. Liuro Puimo bella. 
 lIisTOBiA. DE l'Indie Occidentali [by Peter Martyr of 
 Angleria], 79 folioed leaves, the 80M blank, LibroSocondo 
 delle Indio Occidentali, Venezia, 1534 [by Oviedo], 64 
 folioed leaves, the 65<A containing the table, and the 66/A 
 the explanation of the maps, Libro vltima del sornario dell 
 Indie Occidentali, 1534 [by Xeres,] Colophon, In Venezia, 
 Del Mese d'Ottobre, 1534, IG folioed leaves, the IGth blank, 
 
 fine large copy, of the highest rarity. 4°. 
 
 This copy has the orij^inal woodcut map of Isola Spagnvola filling the 
 space of two leaves, the earliest map of St. Domingo, or Hayti, and of 
 the very highest rarity and historical interest. There is also attached 
 to this Second Tart a facsimile by the elder Harris, from the only 
 known original copy, now in the library of Mr. James Lenox, of New 
 York, of the large Woodcut Map of the New Continent, taken from 
 the two official Seville Maps of 1527, by Fernando Columbus, and that 
 of 1529, by Kibero, and published in Venice under date of 1534, the 
 largest and best map that was printed up to that date. A gcograjjliical 
 monument almost entirely unknown *o our recent writers on geography. 
 
 1779 MAKTINUS (Joannes) Abithmetioa J. Mabtini, 
 Scilicci, in theoricen et praxia scisaa, nuper ab Obontio 
 Fine, Delphinate summa diligentia castigata, longeque cas- 
 tigatins quam priua, ipso curante impre3sa,^«e co2)y, exces- 
 sively BABE. fol. £x Officina Henrici Stephani, Parisiis, 1519 
 
 This beautiful book, got up with the combined taste of Hknby Stephkns 
 and Oronce Fine, is said to have had considerable influence in re- 
 viving the study of Mathematics in France. This is the first work 
 issued by that distinguished mathematician and geographer, Oroncc 
 Fine. See this Catalogue, Nos. 1046-53, under Fine. 
 
 1780 Maby (John, French Instructor in Harvard College) A 
 New French and English G-rammar, scarce, fine copy. 
 
 8" for the Author, Boston, 1784 
 
 1781 Maeylakd. Chaeteb op Kino Chables the Fibst, 
 granting to Cecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore, the Province 
 of Maryland, oeiqinal edition, teby babe, fine 
 
 copy. 4" London, [1032] 
 
 1782 Maryland. The Present State of Maryland. By tho 
 Delegates of the People, fine copy, scarce. 
 
 8° Stockdale, London, 1787 
 
 1783 Mabyland. Proceedings of the Conventions of tho 
 Province of Maryland, held at the City of Annapolis in 1774, 
 1775, and 177G,fine copy. 8° James Lucas, Baltimore, 1836 
 
 1781 Mason {^\\oms&,ofNorthfield,IIass.) A Sermon preached 
 at Northlield on tho Day of Public Thanksgiving, Novem- 
 ber 29, 1804. 8" John Denis, Greenfield, Mass. 1801 
 
 1785 Masonby. Tho Vocal Companion and Masonic Eogistcr. 
 In two Parts, Part I. consisting of Masonic Songs, Anthems, 
 etc. Part II. A concise Account of tho origin of Masonry 
 in America: with a List of the Lodges in the Six Northern 
 States, y?«e copy, calf, scabce. 
 
 12" JohnM. Dunham, Boston, A.Ij. 5802, A.D. 1S02 
 A good deal of this is Amcricau Pocti-y (ut vulgn). 
 
201 Bibliotheea Geographica 
 
 1786 Massachusetts Bay. Acts and Laws of His Majesty's 
 Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England. Part 
 of one leaf of table gone, and some leaves mutilated, but 
 can be read, bcabce. 
 
 fol. B. Qreenfor B. Eliot, Boston in New England, 1726 
 
 1787 Massachusetts. The true Sentiments of America: 
 contained in a Collection of Letters sent from the House 
 of Kepresentatives of the Province of Massachusetts Bay to 
 several persons of High Bank in this Kingdom : Together 
 with certain papers relating to n supposed libel on the 
 Governor of that Province, and a dissertation on the canon 
 and feudal law, scarce. 8" Almon, London, 1708 
 
 Tliis collection of Americnn Pnpcrs, given to the world by M. Hollis, a 
 true friend of America, is undoubtedly the most importiintone issued up 
 to this time. 
 
 1788 MAssAcnusETTS. A Constitution or Frame of Govern- 
 ment agreed upon by the Delegates of the People of the 
 State of Massachusetts Bay in Convention. Begun and held 
 ut Cambridge on the First of September 1779, and con- 
 tinued to the Second of March 1780, uncut, scarce, half 
 roan. 8" EuKS «fc Sons, Boston, 1780 
 
 1780 Massachusetts. An Address oi tliC Convention for framing 
 a new Constitution of Government for the State of Massa- 
 chusetts-Bay to their Constituents [with the Constitution, 
 etc.], 2 parts in 1. 8" White ^ Adams, Boston, 1780 
 
 1790 Massachusetts. Debates, Eesolutions, and other Pro- 
 ceedings of the Convention of the Commonwealth of Massa- 
 chusetts, convened at Boston 29 January, 1788, and con- 
 tinned until 7 February, for the purpose of assenting to and 
 ratifying the Constitution recommended by the Grand 
 Federal Convention. Together with the Teas and Nays 
 on the Question. To which the Federal Constitution is 
 prefixed, good copy, calf, scarce. 
 
 8" Adams Sf Nourse, Boston, 1788 
 
 1791 Massachusetts. A Defence of the Legislature of Mas- 
 sachusetts, or the Eights of New England vindicated, fine 
 copy, uncut, half roan. 8° Boston, 1801 
 
 1792 Massachusetts. Journal of the Convention for framing 
 a Constitution of Government for the State of Massachu- 
 setts Bay, from the Commencement of their First Session, 
 Sept. 1, 1779, to the close of their last Session, June 16, 
 1780. Including a List of the Members, with an Ap- 
 pendix. 80 Boston, 1832 
 
 1793 Massachusetts. The Constitution of the State of Mas- 
 sachusetts, and that of the United States ; the Declaration 
 of Independence, with President Washington's Farewell 
 Address. By order of the Genenil (\)urt. 
 
 12" Manning and Loving, Boston, 1805 
 
I Majesty's 
 and. Part 
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 letta Bay to 
 
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 ^nstitution, 
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 Bihhotheca lliatorica 203 
 
 1794 Massacudsetts. An exact plan of the Sea Coast of tho 
 Continent from Paucatuck Kiver Eastwards to Point Judith, 
 and thence Northwards to Providence, etc. etc. [repre- 
 Bonting] the Chiiin of tho Colony of llhodo Ishmd Eawt- 
 wards and the Chvini of the Province of tho Massachusetts 
 ]Jay Westwards. Providence, Juno 24tli. 17tl [a fiic- 
 simile of tlie original in Her M. State Paper Ofhco, copied 
 by 11. Lemon 1845], 27 Ay 30 inches. Boston [1846 ?] 
 
 1795 Massaciiusktts Aumv. Kiiles and Regulations for tho 
 Massachusetts Army, published by Order, uncut, Jine copy, 
 excessive?!/ rare, a small piece out of the back of the last 
 two leaves. 8" Samuel and Eheneser Hall, CamhriJyc, 1775 
 
 1790 Matueu (Cotton) Woxders of the iNVJsiBr.E Would; 
 being an Account of tho Tryals of several Witches lately 
 executed in New England, very scarce. 4" London, 1693 
 The piif^iimtion of this eilition is very irrcj^ular. 
 
 1797 Matueh (Cotton) Boiiifaciua. An Essay upon tho good 
 that is to bo, devised and dosigncd by those who desire to 
 answer tho Great End of Lite, and to do good while they 
 live. A Book otleroJ, first, in general, tinto all Christians ; 
 then unto Magistrates, Ministorn, Physicians, Lawyers, 
 Schoolmasters, etc. Jine copy, calf, by Fmtt. 8" Boston, 1710 
 
 This is tlie ori^iniil and excessively rare edition of Cotton Matlier's 
 famous Essays to ilo Qood. A perfuet cojjy is iicriiaps tlie rarest of all 
 this author's works. This copy is not so iniperfect us the one Franklin 
 extracted so much jjood from. " Permit nio to mention one little in- 
 stance," wrote Dr. Franklin in the hitc evening of life to a son of Dr. 
 Mather, " which, though it relates to myself, will not be quite unin- 
 tercstinj; to you, When I was a boy I met with a book, entitled, iv'sfffii/s 
 to do Good, which I think was written by your father. It had been so 
 little regarded by its former possessor, that several leaves of it were 
 torn out; but the remainder gave me such a turn of thinking, as to have 
 an influence on my ctmduct through life; for I have always set a greater 
 value on the character of a doer of good than any other kind of reputa- 
 tion; and if I have been, as you seem to think, a useful citizen, the public: 
 owes the advantage of it to that book." The present copy wants only 
 the title. 
 
 1798 Mather (Cotton) Eatio Disciplin-'e Fiiatuum: Nov- 
 Anglouum. a Eaithful Account of the Discipline pro- 
 fessed and practised in the Churches of New-England, with 
 Interspersed and Instructive llefloctions on the Discipline 
 of the Primitive Cliurches [with an Attestation from In- 
 crease Mather] fine clean copy, old calf, 
 
 SCARCE. 8" S. Gcrrish, Boston, 1720 
 
 The author's name is not given on the title, but in a postscript Cotton 
 Mather owns that the book is by him. 
 
 1799 Mather (Cotton) An Abridgment of the Life of tho 
 Keverend Dr. Cotton Mather of Boston in New England, 
 taken from tho Account by his son Samuel Mather. By 
 David Jennings, recommended by I. Watts, D.D. London, 
 1744 — Jennings {Bev. John) Two Discourses : Of Preach- 
 ing Christ; Of particular and experimental Preaching, 
 2 vols, in 1, calf 8° London, 1754 
 
 
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 200 mbliotheca Qcographica 
 
 1800 Matiikr (CorroN, I).D. and Frllow o/thfl liotjnl Sociefi/) 
 Tlio Cliriatiun PhiloHonhcr ; ii Colloction of tlio Host Diw- 
 I'overioB in Nature witli Keli^ious Itnprovoinoiitfl,^?/!^' clean 
 copif in the orit/inal calf bind inr/. 
 
 S" IJman. Matthews, London, 1721 
 Hereby haiif^s a funny talc. Alioiit the ycnr 1714, Cotton Mather in 
 Ilosion was dubbed with F.U.S., n trinity of capitals whieli flattering his 
 vanity he adopted aiul wore, thouj;h somewhat against his previous 
 teiicliin;;s in regard to worldly distinetions. 'I'ho first of his .'is;j books 
 that eainc out after tlio r'ceipt oi' this polislicd handle bore F.U.K. after 
 liis naino, much to the astonishment of his rivals, and amusement of his 
 fellow citizens. lie inmiediately wrote to the Secretary of the ]{oyal 
 Society thankinj,' Inm, and continued tliroufrh life to be an active cor- 
 respondent, all but the first letter being still preserved by the Society. 
 'I'lio letter of thanks, liowevcr, for some reason never got among the 
 records, but eventually fell among autograph-mongers, and found its 
 way to New York. Some, in the Doctor's lifetime, said he hail been 
 hoaxed, and never was really elected, while others, and among them his 
 mm, manfully contended that ho was really one of the Philosophers. 
 This book was written during the controversy to show that he was both 
 competent ami willing to i)e an F.U.S. To this day the f|uestion is not 
 settled— Was Cotton Mather an F.U.S. ? There is nothing in the 
 Society's records to show it, though the names of a dozen other Ame- 
 ricans arc recorded. Wc believe lie was regularly elected, and entitled 
 to bis Letters, the records being in fault and not he, and trust that 
 some day that ancient and lionourablo Society in fiirbisliing its jewels 
 will find the old iioston one, and restore it to its place and to t'.ic cata- 
 logue of members. 
 ISOl Mather (Cotton) Essays to ilo Good ; adilrcriscil to all 
 Christians, whether in Public or Private Capacities. A new 
 edition improved by G. Burder. 8" Boston, 1808 
 
 1802 INIathcr (Cotton) Essays to do Good, addressed to all 
 Christians. A new edition improved by George Burder, 
 hoards, uncut. 12*^ Williams and Son, London, 181G 
 
 1803 Matiieu (Incbkase) Essay for the recording of illus- 
 trious Providences, especially in New England. Eiiist 
 EuiTioN, extremely rare, fine copy in old calf, gilt edges. 
 
 8" Samuel OreenforJ. Browning, Boston in New 
 
 England, 1084 
 
 1801 [Mather (Increase)] A Brief Discourse concerning 
 the Lawfulness of Worshipping God by the Common 
 Prayer, being in Answer to a Book cutitulcd, A Brief Dis- 
 course concerning the Unlawfulness of the Common- 
 Prayer Worship. Lately Printed in New England and 
 lie-printed in London. In which the Chief Things Ob- 
 jected against the Liturgy are consider'd. The Second 
 edition corrected, Jino copy in polished calf extra, ly V. 
 Bedford. 4° Bi. Chisweli, London, 1094 
 
 1805 Mather (Increase) Practical Thutiis tending to 
 promote Holiness in the Hearts and Lives of Christians, 
 delivered in several Sermons, calf hy Bratt, scauce. 
 
 10" Barth. Green for Boij. Eliot, Boston in N. E. 1703 
 
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 Bihliothcca ITlstorica 207 
 
 ISOO MATifKn (TN(;irK.vfiK) A Coihse of SKnMorrs on Early 
 I'ioty, by the Eight Ministera who carry on the Thursday 
 Lecture in Boston, with a Profaco by the Itev. Dr. I. 
 Mather, and also clos'd with a DiHcoureo lately had by him 
 to Young People, fine large and clean copy, KxCEssiVKt.Y 
 8CAUCE. 8" Knreland,for N. Buttolph, li. Eliot and 
 
 J), llnwhman, Boston in N. E. 1721 
 The cipht Ministers were Mosard. Cotton Matiicr, Wmlsworth, Cohimii, 
 8cwull, I'riiioe, Wchl), Coojier, Foxcmft, nnd Increase Miithcr. 
 
 1807 ^Iatiieu (Samukf,) An AroLOuy for the Liberties of the 
 Ciiurchea in New England, to which is prefix'd a UiMCOurso 
 concerning Congrcgntioiial Churcho9,y?«fl clean copy, calf, 
 by Pratt. 8" T. Fleet, for Daniel Henchman, Boston, 1788 
 
 ISOS Maw {Lieut. II. Lister) Journal of a Passage from tho 
 Pacific to the Atlantic, crossing tlio Andes and descending 
 tho Itiver Maranun or Amazon, hoards, uncut, with map of 
 the Amazon river. S" Murray, London, 1829 
 
 ISO!) Maxcy (Jonathan, President of lihode Island College) 
 An Address to tlio Candidates for tho Baccalaureate in 
 lihode Island College, at tho Anniversary Conimeuccmcnt, 
 Sept. 2, 1801. 
 
 8" Nathaniel Ilcaton, Jan. Wrentham, Mass. ISOl 
 For another booli by tiiis same jiriiitcr sec in tiiis catalogue thcCoLLM- 
 iiiAN Sont,'ster, No. 712, without tiic name of jilacc of printing. 
 
 1810 Maximilian von Wied, Prince. Iteisse durch Nord- 
 Americain den jahren 1832-1831, 2 vols, lauok paveb, in 
 parts, uncut, no plates. 4" Cohlenz, 1839-1841 
 
 1811 Mayenco. Ecclesiastiques de Mayence, Treves et Co^ 
 logne; des Eslecteurs Laiqucs, ac>": du Due do Bavict^, 
 Souabe, Eranconie, llesse, Wcsphalie, etc. a map 21 by 21 
 inches. Covens et Mortier, \_Amst. 1700] 
 
 1812 Mayer (Brantz) Histovy, Possessions, and Prospects of 
 tho Maryland Historical Society, Inaugural Discourse, 
 March 7, 1807. b" Baltimore, 1807 
 
 On pnge eleven of this historical Inventory one may read : " The 
 Peabudij Index to the Maryland Documents in the State Pa])cr Office, 
 Ixindon," is an invaluable scries of extracts and descriptions of one 
 thousand seven hundred and twenty-nine documents, extcndinf^ from 
 1026 to 178(),cxhibitinj5 a chronological reference to the complete Colo- 
 nial History of Maryland. " These transcripts were made at the cost of 
 our benefactor, Mr. Geor;;e Peabody, presented to us ])y him enclosed 
 in eleven solandcr cases, and are said to contain an account of every- 
 thing attainable on tho subject in the State pai>cr Otlice in London at 
 the period when they were made." This statement is so unfair that 
 wcare tempted to explain. This elaborate Index was made many years 
 n^'o by Mr. Henry Stevens of Vermont, at his own 8uj,'gostion, cost, and 
 charges, and was lettered on the backs of the (•.•xsos, " The Stevens In- 
 dex of Maryland Documents," &c. It was subse(iuently sold to Mr. 
 George Peabody for the small sum of £100, less than tho cost, and was 
 sent by Mr. Stevens to the Maryland Historical Society, by desire of 
 his i'riend Mr. Peabody, it being between them distinctly understood 
 that it was to be lettered and known as the Steven.i Indev. Mr. I'ca- 
 body should therefore be credited with a gift of £100, and Mr. Stevens 
 with the origin and execution of the Index which bears his name. 
 
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 ISin IMaycr (Brniitz) Calvert and Penii ; or tlie growth of 
 Civil iiiid Religious Liberty in America, as described in tlie 
 ])lanting of Maryland and Pennsylvania. A Discoursei before 
 the Pennsylvania Historical Society, 8 April. 1852. 
 
 8" J. D. Toy, Baltimore, [1852] 
 
 1811 Mayiiew (Experience). Ixdian Naruatives, containing 
 an Account of the First Native Preacher on Martha's 
 Vineyard, together with Sketches of several Converted 
 Indian Chiefs, and other residents of the same Island, care- 
 fully revised from the London edition, originally printed for 
 Samuel Gerrish in Boston, 1727, Jine and chon copi/, 
 .vcarce. IG" James Loring, lionlon. [1829] 
 
 1815 Mayiiew (Jonathan, of Boston.) A Discourse concern- 
 ing nnlimited submission and Non-Iiosistance to the 
 Higher Powers : with Reflections on the Itesislanco made 
 to Charles I. and on the Anniversary of his Death : in 
 which the mysterious doctrine of the Prince's Sninlship and 
 Martyrdom is unriddled, scauce. 8" £>. Fuwle, 
 
 Boston, 1710, reprinted hy Hall i^ Goss, Boston, 1818 
 
 ■\Vliilc the writer in this claborntc Discourse, tlclivcrcd in Boston, on the 
 Centenary of tlic execution of Charles, nilvocatcs iion-rcsistanec to 
 Higher Powers so lonp; as tlicy stand by the law and tlie constitution 
 niid no h)nf;or, he boldly asserts that resistance to tyranny is obedience 
 to God, as well in Ciiurch as in State. He speaks strongly and his- 
 torically a}j;ainst the Saintship and Martyrdom of Charles, with an ir- 
 reverent {rlilmess of tonpuc, akin to the feeling which until recently 
 caused the bells of New ll.avcn in Connecticut to ring a merry peni 
 every year on the 30th of Jan., in honour of the regicides buried 
 there. 
 
 ISK) INFayhew (Jonathan) Sermons upon Ihe following [ten] 
 Subjects, viz. On hearing the Word ; On receiving it with 
 IMeckness; On renouncing gross Immoralities; Ou the 
 necessity of obeying the Gospel ; etc. veri/ fine large and 
 clean coj)i/, calf. 8" A. Millar, London, 175G 
 
 1S17 INFeahes (John) Voyages made in 1788 and 1789 from 
 China to the North- West Coast of America. To which 
 are prefixed an introductory Narrative of a Voyage in 1786 
 from Peugal in the Ship Nootka ; Observations on the 
 ])robablo Existence of a North-West Passage, etc. fine 
 large copg, maps, and jtlates, Large Baper. 4° London, 1790 
 Valuable historical and gcograiiliical books, like every thing else, have 
 their ujis and downs in demand and price. This book has long been 
 down, but the recent restless activity of the North Western Americans 
 and IJritish Columbians has at last brought it ii^p. The nmps showing 
 the tracks of the Iphigenia and the Felicvs, and the discoveries of the 
 lioston shi]) Washivfjton, arc of great interest and value, though the 
 controversial and partisan statements of the Author call for vigorous 
 scrutiny. The aeiiuisition of the Aleutian Islands and Alaska, and the 
 partial hemming in of IJritish Columbia by the model Kepublic, must 
 give a geographical importance to this book which- it never before 
 possesscil. 
 
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 1818 jMcaso (James) A Geological Account of the Unitetl 
 States, comprehending a description of their Animal, Vege- 
 table, and Mineral Productions, Antiquities, and Curiosi- 
 ties, good clean copy, copper plates. 
 
 12" Birch and Small, Phila. 1S07 
 
 1819 Medina County, Ohio, Map of, from Surveys by J. ¥. 
 Geil, [with Views of Public Buildinga and Private Eesi- 
 dences], UO bj/ 41 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 
 scarce. JPhilada. 1857 
 
 1820 Mediteriianean. Carte Nouvolle do la Mor Mediter- 
 ranee ou sent exactement remarques tous Ies Ports, Qolfcs, 
 Eochers, Bancs de Sable, etc. : a I'Usago des Armeea du 
 Roy de la Grande Bretagno. Par le Sr. Remain de Hooge, 
 [with Views of many Cities, and enlarged Maps of several 
 important parts] 55 i by 23 inches, coloured, a very impor- 
 tant map. Fierre Mortier, Amsterdam, IGOt 
 
 1821 Mediterranean Sea (A Map of the), with the adjacent 
 Regions and Seas in Europe, Asia, and Africa. By Wil- 
 liam Faden, 33 i by 23 i inches, coloured, fine and clean, 
 SCAUCK. London, March 1st, 1785 
 
 1822 Mediteukanean. Carte reduite de la Mer l\Iediter- 
 rance et do la Mer Noire dcdiee ct presentee a S. M. 
 L'Einperour et Roi ])ar P. Lapio Inr. Goo. Dressoe d'apres 
 Ies dctcnninalions Aslrononiiques Ics plus reccnlcs, etc. 
 })ar J. A. B. Rizzi-Zanuoni et P. Lapie, i sheets, each 31 
 by 19 inches, fine clean copy. Far is, 1808 
 
 1823 MEmTEUUANEAN. Land und Sceltarte des INlittelUind- 
 ischen Meeres nebst den Angrenzenden Liindern. Nach 
 den neuesten Quellen bearbeitet und gezeichnet von Dr. 
 Ileury Lange, 9 sheets, each 18 A^ 10 inches, and Freface, 
 1 sheet, coloured, fine clean copy. Triest and Leipziy, 1858 
 
 1821 INIela (Po:\ii'ONiis) Lima UE SITU Ouitis tres, adicclirf 
 Juachimi Vailiani llelvotii in coHdeni Scholiis : Addila 
 quO([. in Gcographia Catechesi : et Epistola Vadiani ad 
 Agricolu (ligna loctu. {^Colophon.'] Inipn-Hrfus est Pouiponiiis 
 Viciuiao J'annoniae, cxpensis Liicae Alantso civis el Bililio- 
 pohxe A'icnneH^iti, per Joannoiu Singreniuin ex Deling 
 Baioariae. INIonse Male, INlDXVJli. folio, Vienncv, 1518 
 
 The story of ibis Wnuk is too lonu to be told hero, but it, has ]pliiyc'd, iind 
 is still dc'-liiRil lu l>liiy, a piDniineiil part in the i arly f^i'duraiiliicHJ 
 hit'tovy of tbe Western beniispliere. 'I'he edilnr's real naiiic wis 
 •loaeliiui Walt, Imru at St. Uall, in Switzerland, November 'J'.t, 14SI, 
 but edueated I'bietly at Vienna. Akbongli a classical scholar, tben- 
 loi^ian, and pnel, be seems to bave been an aribicius .student ol'^icnj^'ra- 
 ))by. ilc sludieil ^;iM.;^ra|iliy and medicine nmler (ieoriiius t'i)liniilius 
 and Camers, and biinself lei lured to the Students of Vit una before he 
 was ibiity. In I'aci ibe besi ImoUs we have on the gcogiapbical ciVccts 
 (if Ibe ili:<co\eries of t'ldundms, V'fs|inci'i, Ibe I'aliots, Dia.s, Da (iama, ' 
 Cubrui, etc., eanic lioiii Iwu dibtiuet I'lulcruilics of btudcnts ; the one at 
 
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 St. Die, of whom riiilcsins was tlie soul, and the other at Vienna, of 
 whom Vudianus was the moving spirit. While at St. Die they were 
 working upon I'toleiny, at Vienna they were expoundinj^ and editing 
 JSolinus and Mela. It will not be difficult, probably, to show a connec- 
 tion between these two gymnasiums. Indeed, this volume helps us to 
 many important facts. From St. Die came the suggestion to name the 
 Mundus NovuF of Vespucci America. Vadianus, in his famous letter 
 to Agricola, dated in Nov. 1514, and first printed in small quarto at 
 Vienna in July, 1515, adopts the suggestion. The same year Lucas 
 Atlantse, an enterprising ])ublisher of Vienna, announced as having on 
 his anvils the works of Solinl'S, edited by Gamers, and Pomponius 
 Mela, by Vadianus. Vadianus had his Scholia on Mela far advanced 
 in 1514, but he did not finish and publish the work till 1518. In his 
 Scholia he repeatedly refers to his letter to Agricola, and in his letter 
 also to his Scholia upon Mela, ""owing that he had them in hand at the 
 same time. In his prolegor 2 defines geograjihy, cosmography, 
 
 &c., and has a very import- jier upon m!i])S of the ancients, and 
 
 the necessity of properly L^ ' down the new discoveries then (1514) 
 so rapidly advancing. Indeed iiis Scholia and his letter to Agricola 
 to;^ether amount to something like a new description of the world under 
 the new light, from the far east and the far west, something after the 
 niiumcr of ihat of IJenevcntanus in the Ptolemy of 1.508, only half a 
 dozen years before, but these six years show a great advance on some 
 points. Yoimg Apiaims, another student at Vienna, was then at work 
 ujion his great map of the world, l»ut this was not finished till 1520, 
 when it appeared with the Solin us of Cnmcrs. This map, the first one 
 known with the name Ameisica, was no doubt intended for only the 
 Soli.ms. This cditii n of ilcla is uuiform in size with Soliuus, and after 
 1520 they were issued together. Ajiianus' map wlien found at all, is 
 usually bound in the middle, between the two. It is therefore difficult 
 to determine that t!ie niai) does not belong to Mela, especially as the 
 copy of the edition of 1 5-22 in tlie British Museum bound with Solinus, 
 has it as well as the Solinus. Vadianus returned to St. Gall, his native 
 place, and practised as a physician, but, kept up till long after his 
 inlcicst in gcographiial studies. Having quarrelled with Camers, he 
 re edited his Ponij)onius Mela, and caused it to be re-issued at Basil in 
 1522, inscribing it, in an explanatory letter, dated at St. Gall, in April, 
 1521, to his friend, Dr. Paber. This was the Pabcr, a native of 
 lOtiiplcs, near Boulogne, a niathematieian, an astronomer, and a geo- 
 grapher, who had, with others in 1499 published at Venice that superb 
 edition of Sacrobosco, [losting up cosmography and nautical astronomy 
 to that date, and who, as Professor at Paris, in 1504, stimulated his 
 yonng pupil, Mathias Itingman, to the study of cosmography. Ring- 
 man, born at Schlestadt, not far from Strasburg, having read at Paris 
 the letter of Vesi)ucci, translated by Giocondi, as appears by Ludd's 
 Spectilum Orhis, 1507, also residing in Paris, found his youthful mind 
 fired by it to such an extent that on returning home he translated into 
 German and jirinted at Strasburg, in August, 1505, Vespucci's third 
 Voyage. He soon after travelletl into Italy, from whence he brought 
 back a Greek MS. of Ptolemy, given him by Pico de Mirandola. This 
 manuscript he took with him to St. Die, in LoiTaine, where he had been 
 appointed Professor in the Gymuiisium, and became, as Philesius, the 
 moving spirit of that small circle of Professors and Canons, under the 
 patrt)nage of liene the Second, who gave a name to the new world, 
 renown to St. Die, and the Ptolemy of 1513 to the Press. Thus these 
 two knots of earnest students were advancing geography nt the same 
 time, by editing ditlerent works. Throughout the Scholia of this work 
 Vadianus refers t'rci|uently to Vesputius and the Uiscovciics of the 
 I'ortugiieae and Spaniards. 
 
 ffT 1;. 
 
 
IV i 
 
 t Vienna, of 
 ie they were 
 
 uud editing 
 •w a connec- 
 c helps us to 
 
 to name the 
 'amous letter 
 all quarto at 
 e year Lucas 
 08 having on 
 
 POMPONIUS 
 
 far advanced 
 518. In his 
 1 in his letter 
 1 hand at the 
 losmograpliy, 
 uneicnts, and 
 I then (1514) 
 r to Agricolu 
 1 world under 
 ling after the 
 t, only half a 
 ance on some 
 then at work 
 hed till 1520, 
 i, the first one 
 I for only the 
 lus, and after 
 mnd at all, is 
 efore difficult 
 ccially as the 
 with Solinus, 
 all, his native 
 jng after his 
 1 L'aniers, he 
 ;u at Basil in 
 all, in April, 
 a native of 
 , and a geo- 
 that superb 
 al astronomy 
 tiiuulated his 
 ipiiy. King- 
 read at Paris 
 by Ludd's 
 uthful mind 
 m slated into 
 pucci's third 
 he brought 
 idola. This 
 he had been 
 hilcsins, the 
 , under the 
 new world, 
 Thus these 
 at the same 
 uf this work 
 ciics of the 
 
 BilUotheca HUtorica 211 
 
 1825 Mela (Pomponius) De Situ Obbis, libri tres, [with a 
 Life of Mela, and au Explanatory Letter by the Editor, 
 John Gamers, dated pride nonas, Sept. 1512], heautiful 
 woodcut border to the title. 4" Without name of 
 
 printer, place, or date, but probably, Vienna, 1512 
 With many manuscript notes on some of the chapters, especially on 
 Egypt, Greece, Phoenicca, etc. etc. Camera was one of the little geo- 
 graphical fraternity of Students at Vienna, who so eagerly watched the 
 progress of discovery by the Portugueze and Spaniards, and embodied 
 the result of their studies in new editions of the old geographical 
 writers. 
 
 1826 Melchor de Castro Maoedo (El Contador) Contra los 
 Frutos Caydos que dexo el Obispo de los Charcas, tio de 
 BUS hijos, [relative to ecclesiastical disputes in Peru], 10 
 pages, hf. roan, scarce. [Madrid, IGIO ?] 
 
 1827 Melton (Edward) E. Meltons Engelsch Edelmaus, 
 Zee-en, Land-Reizen door Egypten, West-Indien, Perzien, 
 Turkyen, Oost-Indien, en d'aaugrenzende Gewe8ten,yro;i- 
 tispiece and plates, vellum, scarce. 
 
 4° Jan Verjager, Amsterdam, 1702 
 Who Edward Melton, Englishman, was, no fellow can find out. He was 
 probably some bookseller's compiling hack, who assumed this English 
 name. His travels in the West Indies relate partly to the affairs of the 
 Bucaniers, and partly to the Dutch Province of New Nctherlnnd« or 
 New York. This part is esteemed jirctty good, though it is not diflicult 
 to see whence he stole the bulk of it. The view of the Cohosc falls on 
 the Mohawk is somewhat exaggerated, but is early. 
 
 1828 Memorable Accidents and licmarkable Transactions, 
 containing an Account of several strange Events, as De- 
 posing of Tyrants, Shipwrecks, Misfortunes, Stratagems of 
 War, Perilous Adventures, Happy Deliverances, etc. trans- 
 lated from the French, and published in English by K. B. 
 fine copy, boards. 12° Worcester, Massachusetts, 1795 
 
 1829 MtMoniE. Antidotael-Meuioric, betreflbnde de Prysciv 
 door de Engclsche Oorlogs-Schepen en Kapcrs geniaekt op 
 Schepen van Ingesetencn van desen Stact gacude naer uf 
 komende uit do Wcst-Indien. Bricfsgewyse voorgodragcii 
 aen de Heren Koopluiden der Verenigdo Nederlaudcu, 
 uncut, scarce, and important. 
 
 folio, Ottho van Thol, In's Ilaye, 175S 
 A Memorial in reply to No. 1831 infra, complaining of the capture of 
 Dutch Ships trading to and from the West Indies by the English. 
 
 1830 Memorie. l)e Vrye Vaart en Handel dcr Ingezctencn 
 van deezen Staats op de "West Indien vcrdcdigd in eeno 
 nadere Memorie ter gelegenlieid van hct neoiuen huiimr 
 Schepen door de Engclsche Oorlogs-Sehc])on en Kaapcrs 
 opgesteld, waarin ee Zogcnaaiiulo Antidotal Memorie 
 onderzogten wcderlegd wordt, uncut, scarce, and 
 important folio, Isaac Tirion, Amnt. 175S 
 
 A Memorial demolishing the Arg.'nients of the Antidotal-Mrmorie, 
 which defended the conduct of tha English in capturing Diiteh Ships 
 trading to the West Indies. 
 
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212 Siblioilieca Oeographica 
 
 1831 Memoute betreifencle de Pryzen door do Engclsolio 
 Oorlogs-Schepcn en Kaapers gemaakt op Scliepen van 
 Ingezetenen van dcc7,CMi Staat, gaande naar of komende uit 
 do West Indien,^«e copy, uncut, scarce and 
 
 important. folio, Isaac Tirion, Amst. 17 5H 
 
 A Memorial complaining of the conduct of the English in capturing 
 Dutch Ships trading to and from the West Indies. 
 
 1832 Memouie. Aanmerkingen over de Zogenaamde Anti- 
 dotael Memorie tot nadere Verdediging van de Goede Zaak 
 der Ilollandsche Kooplieden, uncut, scarce and 
 
 valuable folio, Isaac Tirion, Amst. 1758 
 
 A Memorial dcmolishiDtr the Arguments of the Antidotal Mcnioric, which 
 had defended the English for their capture of Dutch Ships trading to 
 and from the West Indies. 
 
 1833 Memorie vervattcnde eon Vortoog der Grondrcgclcn 
 strekkende tot Duidelylvc Ophelderiiig en Verklaring der 
 Traktaten AVcgepast op hot Ti'aktaat van 1G7-1; Over- 
 gegeven aan de Wcl Edelc Geskengo Ilecren Boseel, van 
 de Poll, en Meerman, buitengewone Afgczantcn van dozen 
 Staat aan bet Hof van Engelaud, uncut, scarce and impor- 
 tant folio, Amsterdam, 1759 
 
 A Memorial touching the infringement of various Treaties by the English 
 in capturing Dutch Ships trading to and from the West Indies. 
 
 1834 Memorie van elucidatien, concerncerende de discrc- 
 peerende sentiraenten van haar Edele Groot Mog. Gecom- 
 niitteerden zo als dezeloe voorkomen in het nader Rapport 
 op den 27 January laatsleedenterVergadering van Hoogst 
 dezelve uitgebragt, etc. [concerning the Greenland and 
 Davis's Straits Eisliery, containing also a Cidculation of 
 tbe Profits arising therefrom, and showing that in 1744, 
 187 Ships gained 815,878 f , but in 1772 there were only 
 131 Ships which gained 704,592. 10] uncut, scarce and 
 valuable. Exhibitum, 17 July, 177G 
 
 1835 Memoirs of the Principal Transactions of the last War 
 between the English and French in North America, from 
 1714 to the Conclusion of the Treaty at Aix-la-Chapelle. 
 [1749]. With an Account of the Importance of Nova 
 
 •Scotia and Cape Breton to both Nations, _/i?je copy, 
 scarce. 8° Dodsley, london, 1757 
 
 From internal evidence it i manifest that no living man in New England 
 could have written tlii> valuable historical summary but William 
 Shirley, Governor of Massachusetts. He was well up in the geogra- 
 phy of Now England and Canada, and urged the Home Govcmment 
 as early as J 746, to repel the French encroachments at Lake Champlain, 
 particularly at Fort Frederick at Crown Point. 
 
 1836 Memoire sur les Samojedes et les Lappons, Privately 
 printed, n. p. very rare, 12" 17G2 — Voyage d'un Philosophic 
 on Observations sur les niopurs et les arts des peuples do 
 I'Afriquo, de I'Asie et de TAmerique. [Par M. Poivre.], 
 
 Jine copies, 2 vols, in 1 12" Yverdon, 17GS 
 
 r 
 
 ».V^'^ 
 
ngolsolio 
 len van 
 lende uit 
 
 is/. 1758 
 capturing 
 
 ie Anti- 
 cde Zuak 
 
 mst. 1758 
 
 oric, which 
 
 trading to 
 
 idrcgclcn 
 aring der 
 1; Over- 
 jseel, van 
 ^an tlczeu 
 nd impor- 
 lam, 1759 
 the English 
 lies. 
 
 le discrc- 
 
 j. Gecom- 
 
 ' Rapport 
 
 Lii Hoogst 
 
 land and 
 
 ilation of 
 
 in 1744-, 
 
 were only 
 
 •arce and 
 
 'uly, 177G 
 
 last War 
 
 ica, from 
 
 [Chapelle. 
 
 of Kova 
 
 \lon, 1757 
 
 Enjiland 
 It William 
 
 le gcogra- 
 lovcrnment 
 
 pbmnplain, 
 
 ^rivately 
 tlosophie 
 |uple8 de 
 ^oivre.], 
 
 on, I7U8 
 
 mUiotlieca Ilistorica 213 
 
 1837 Memoirs of an Unforhinate Young Nobloman, rcturn'd 
 from a Thirteen Years' Slavery in America, wlioro ho had 
 been sent by the Wicked Contrivances of his Cruel Uncle. 
 A Story fonnded on Truth, and address'd equally to tlio 
 Head and Heart, /rte and clean, calf. 
 
 12° J. Freeman, London, 1713 
 
 1838 Memoirs of a Life chiefly passed in Pennsylvania within 
 the last Sixty Years ; with Occasional Keniarks upon the 
 general Occurrences, Character and Spirit, of that eventful 
 Period. [By Gra} don.] First edition, scarce, old calj. 
 
 12° John Wyeth, llarrishurgh, ISll 
 
 1839 Memoirs of a Life chiefly passed in Pennsylvania within 
 Sixty Y'ears [By Graydon], hoards uncut, best 
 
 edition. 8" Blachoood, Fdinljuri/Ji, 1822 
 
 Of all American Autohiograpliics, that of Franklin stands first, this next, 
 no mean position. 
 
 1810 Mknooz.v (Juan Gonzales de) Ilistoiro du Grand 
 lloyaume do la Chine, situee aux hides Orientales, mi«e en 
 rran9oi8 avee des additions en marge par Luc de La Pcirto, 
 
 Jine cop J/. 
 
 8" Chez Icremic Pcrier, Paris, 1589 
 
 Tliis first Edition in French contains the Itivcrary to the Nov World 
 and the discoveries in ^Mexico, in 1583. This is so important that 
 it was translated into English by Ilakliiyt, andprinted in his collection of 
 Voyages. 
 
 1811 INJendoza (Juan Gonzalez de) Ilistoiro du Grand 
 lloyaume de la Chine, sitiiee aux Indea Orientales, contc- 
 nant la Situation, Fertilite, liehgion, Moeurs, Lois ct 
 autres choses men\orable . . . plus trois voyages en 
 1577, 1579, and 1581, ensemble vn Iitmeratue nu xouveau 
 3I0NUE, et lo descouvremeut du Nouveau Mexique en 
 1583, ^«e large clean copi/, scarce. 
 
 8" Four Jean Arnaud, IGOG 
 
 1812 Mentz. Plan der Stadt Mainz, gezeichnet, etc. von J. 
 Lehuhardt, 19 ly 14 inches, coloured. Mainz [1840 ?] 
 
 1843 Mercer County, Pennsylvania, Map of, from actual 
 Surveys by G. M. Hopkins | with views of public buildings 
 and private residences], GO by 59 indies, coloured and 
 monnted on calico, scarce. Fhiladclphia, 18G0 
 
 1844 Merino-Mania (Antidote to the) now progressing l hrough 
 the United States, or the Value of the Merino Breed 
 placed by observation and experience up^n a ])roper basis. 
 (An Essay on the Merino Breed of Shee]) by Caleb Hillar 
 Parry.) 8° Humphreys, Philadelphia, 1810 
 
 1845 METEOROLOOTCAii Eeotsteu for Twelve Years, from 
 1831 to 1842 inclusive. Compiled from Observations 
 made by the Medical De])artment of the Army at the 
 ]\lilitary Posts of the United States, under Brig.-Gen. Th. 
 Lawson, scAitCE. 8" Wasliinyton, 1851 
 
 ■'111 
 
 Hi 
 
 in 
 
 1-1- 
 
I ••;' 
 
 214 Bibliotheca OeograpTiica 
 
 184C Mexico. [A Plan of the City of Mexico, as it existed 
 when taken by the Spaniards under Cortes in 1520, and 
 the whole of the Gulf of Mexico, as laid down by Cortes, 
 and sent home to the Emperor in his Second Relacion in 
 1520]. Facsimile of the oriffinal excessively rare icoodcut 
 map and plan Jirst published at Augsburg in 1521', about 12 
 fjy 18 inches. made for JI. Stevens in London in 1852 
 
 The influence of this chnrt of the Gulf of Mexico, coming out in 1524, 
 taken in connection with the account of Magellan's expedition round 
 the world, written bv Maximilian Transilvanus, which appeared about 
 the same time, was immediately apparent not only in the great Seville 
 Maps of 1527 and 1529, but in the wonderful map of Oronce Fine in 
 1531, the Globe at Nancy, etc., and the subsequent maps of Schoncr. 
 It is the earliest reliable survey of this important part of the American 
 Coast after the publication of Peter Martyr's map in 1511. 
 
 1847 Mexico. Nova Hispania et Nova Galicia, 19j by 15 
 inches, clean. Guiljelmus Blaeuw, Atnst. [1050] 
 
 1818 Mexico. Le Golfe de Mexique et Ics Isles Voisine. 
 Archipelaguo du Mexione [sic] ou sont les Isles de Cuba, 
 Espagpola, Jamaica, etc. 38^ by 23,j inches, coloured, fne 
 :J''m ■u,,y. Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam \_Hi[)G] 
 
 1 i <', >'"-i.co. Map of the Valley of, by E. L. F. Hardcastlo, 
 2 .d Lieut. Top. Eng. 12 by 17 inches. [181G] 
 
 1850 M«? H- ("Battles of) Line of Operations of the U.S. 
 / niiy u' ■ • >Iajor-GeneraI "Wingfield Scott on the 8th, 
 li,Uu,r.'J . -^i' Roptember, 1817. Surveyed by ]\Iaj, Turn- 
 bull, 0.\.t. • v' 3ri..n, and Lieut. Hardcastle [Chapul- 
 TEPEc] 22 by 28 inches. 
 
 1851 Mexico (Battles of) Line of Operations of the U.S. 
 Army, under Major-General Wingfield Scott, ou 19th and 
 20th August, 1847, surveyed by Maj. Turnbull, Cajjt. 
 McClellan and Lieut. Hardcastlo [Cuueubusco] 28 by 23 
 inches. 
 
 1852 Mexico. ]\Tap of Mexico, Texas, Old and New Cali- 
 fornia and Yucatan, showing the principal cities aud 
 Towns, Travelling Eoutes, etc. (Plan of Operations at the 
 Battle of Monterey, 184G) 23 1 by 17 inches, 
 
 coloured. House and Broivn, Hartford, 1851 
 
 1853 Mexico, Japan, and the East. Drey newe Eelationes 
 Erste auss Japon was sich darinn, so wol in Geist-als 
 Weltlichen Sachen in Jahr Christi 160G, denckwiirdigs 
 zugetragen. Andere von Missionibus oder Reisen, so 
 etliche Priester der Societct Jesu, im Jar 1607, in das 
 KoNiQBEiCH Mexico angestelt. Dritte von ableiben des 
 mjichtigen Kouigs Mogor und wienach selbigem in seinem 
 Reich das Religion und Politisch wesen beschaffen. Aus 
 underschidlichen der Societet Jesu Lateinischen Italianis- 
 chen und Portugesischen Schreiben verteutscht, fine clean 
 copy, scarce. 4'^ C. Dabertzhofen, Aiigspury, 1011 
 
I it existed 
 1520, and 
 by Cortes, 
 ielacion in 
 re woodcut 
 1<, about 12 
 hn in 1852 
 
 out in 1524, 
 idition round 
 ipcared about 
 
 great Seville 
 ronce Fine in 
 I of Schoncr. 
 tho American 
 
 19i ly 15 
 mst. [1(550] 
 
 ea Voisine. 
 03 de Cuba, 
 ')loured, fine 
 dam [IGOG] 
 Hardcastle, 
 [1840] 
 
 .f tho U.S. 
 m tho 8th, 
 Maj. Turn- 
 5 [CnAtUL- 
 
 f the U.S. 
 lu 19th and 
 bull, Capt. 
 o] 28 by 23 
 
 New Cali- 
 
 citics and 
 
 ions at the 
 
 tford, 1851 
 
 Eelationes 
 
 Geist-als 
 
 elcwiirdigs 
 
 leisen, so 
 
 507, in das 
 
 jleiben des 
 
 in seinem 
 
 iffen. Aus 
 
 n Italianis- 
 
 flne clean 
 
 'pury, 
 
 IGll 
 
 Bihliotheca Iliatorica 
 
 215 
 
 1854 Mexiquc, Ameriquo Centralo ct Antilles [A Map of, 
 with smaller Plans in the Corners of the Isthmuses of 
 Tehuantepec and Panama and Nicaragua and the Islands of 
 Guadeloupe and Marie Galante and Martinique] 19 j by 
 13 inches, a beautiful and elaborate map. Paris [1845 ?J 
 
 1855 Mifflin (Samuel VV.) Methods of Location, or Modes of 
 Describing and Adjusting Kail way Curves and Tangents as 
 practised by the Engineers of Pennsylvania, revised and 
 extended, cloth, diagrams. 12° E. C. Biddle, Phila. 1837 
 
 185G Milan. Status et Ducatus Mediolanensis et Parmeasis, 
 quin etiam Veneti Domiuii ac Ducatus Mantuani Partes 
 Occidcntaliores adliibitis Genua) Eeipublica) finibus, etc, 
 Doniiiiii Veneti ac Ducatus Mantua) Partes Orientaliores, 
 etc.) per Carolum AUard, 2 maps, each 23?, by 1Q\ inches. 
 
 Amst. Bat. [1720 ?] 
 
 1857 MllesbnrG:, Centre County, Penna., Map of, designed 
 and published by J. G. McMecu [with tho Ilistory of 
 Milesburg on the maryin] 2oj by 33 inches, coloured, clean. 
 
 Bhila. 1859 
 
 1858 Miller (Samuel) A Sermon, Dec. 29, 1799, occasioned by 
 the death of General George Washington, late President of 
 the United States and Commander iu Chief of the American 
 Armies, uncut, title a little mutilated. 
 
 8" T. and J. Swords, Neio YorJc, 1800 
 
 1850 Milton (Cliarles AViUiam) Narrative of the Gracious 
 Dealings of God in the Conversion of \V. Mooney Fitz- 
 gerald and John Clark, two Malefactors who were executed 
 Dec. 18, 178!), at St. Johu'y, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, 
 for Burglary ; iu a Letter to the Countess Dowager of 
 Huntingdon. 12" London, 1790 
 
 ISGO Mines. A Scheme for improving tho Mines, tho 
 Mineral and the Battery VV^orks iu New England, very 
 rare, n. d. Mineralia adjuranda, or a Case showing who 
 and what the Mines, the Mineral and Battery Works are, 
 scarce, in 1 vol. 4° circa 1710 
 
 1861 Minnesota. Map of the Territory of Minnesota exhibiting 
 the route of the Expedition to the Red lliver of the North, 
 in the Summer of 1819 by Capt. Jolm Pope, Corps. Top. 
 Engineers, Drawn by P. S. Morawski, 25 bij 29 inches, 
 scarce and valuable. TVashington [1850] 
 
 18G2 Minturn (Robert B.) From New York to Delhi by way 
 of Rio de Janeiro, Australia and China, map of India, 
 cloth. 8" Longmans, London, 1858 
 
 1SG3 Mirabeau (Comte de) Considerations sur I'Ordre do 
 Cincinnatus, ou Imitation d'uu Pam|)hlet A.nglo- American. 
 Siiivies de pliisieiirs Pieces relatives a cetto Institution ; 
 d'uue Lettrc signee du General Washington, etc. scarce. 
 
 8" J. Johnson, Londrcs, 1781: 
 
 III 
 
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 1 1 
 
 1: ■ ■•• 
 
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 210 
 
 Bibliotheca Uistorica 
 
 iSGif Miranda (Don Franciaco dc) The History of Don F. 
 do Miranda's Attempt to elFect a Revolution in Soutli 
 America, by a Gentleman who was an OlBcor under that 
 General, etc. and his friend in the United States, with 
 Life of Miranda and Geographical Notices of Caraccas, 
 the second edition. 12o Edward Oliver, Boston, 1810 
 
 1805 Mississippi River. Amplissimae Kegionis Mississipi 
 sou Provincia) LudoviciauJB h. R. P. Ludovico Hennepin 
 amio 1087 dctecta) nunc Gallorum Coloniis celeberrima) 
 Nova Tabula, edita a Jo. Bapt. Homanno, 23 by 19 inches, 
 coloured, fine clean copy. NorimbergcB, [1730 ?] 
 
 For historical gcogra})hy ot the whole of the United States between the 
 Kooky Mountains and Eastern Maine, and all Canada as far north as 
 50°, few maps surpass this in importance. It shows at a glance the 
 l)oundarios claimed by the French, Enj^lish, and Spanish. The territorial 
 cliiinis of the French arc well defined by two colours, under the names 
 of Canada and Louisiana, with all the rivers, forts, tribes of Indians, 
 etc. laid down. The boundary line of Eni^lish colonics extends from 
 alidut 4.")^ on the Kennebock river to the nortn end of Lake Champhiin, 
 down the centre of the lake to Ticondcroj;a, or White-Mall, tlience 
 south-westerly across the Mohawk river to the Susnuchanna, near 
 Ilarrisburgh, then down that river to the Maryland line, thence west to 
 the Alleghany Mountains, following that chain down to the Santo 
 jivcr, down that a long distance to the place crossed by de Soto, in 
 1540, thence South-west to Ediscu river, and down it to the Atlantic ; 
 that is, including all the country on the coast from South Carolina to 
 Maine, cutting oft' uU west of the Mountains in Carolina and Virginia, 
 leaving Lake George .ind all western New York and Pennsylvania in 
 liDuisiana. The Spanish possessions, called Florida, arc defined on tiie 
 North and West by the route of de Soto in 1541), including, besides 
 Florida jiroper, the whole of Georgia and Alabama. Louisiana extends 
 irom Moliile liay to tiie Kio del Norte on the south, including the Mis- 
 sissippi river and all its tributaries cast and west to the Grand Lakes, 
 not to forget half of Lake Cluvniplain and the whole of Lake George. 
 Tlie routes of nuiny travellers arc indicated with their resj)ective dates, 
 as de Soto's in 1539-40, Hennepin's 1087, de Tonty in 16 — , M. 
 Cavelier in 1657, St. Denis in 1713-1715, M. ricnville, of the Spaniards 
 
 in 1689, La Ilontau in , etc. This map was a long time in print, 
 
 altered from time to time, .and was no doui)t used as late as the begin- 
 ning of the old French war. There is a view of the Falls of Niagara, 
 the Beavers at work, and a portrait of a Buiralo. 
 
 ISOO Mississippi Kiver. A Map of a Portion of tho Indian 
 Country East and West of the Mississippi River to 40" 
 N. Lat. 38 by 2^ inches. 
 
 For the Toijorfrapliical Bureau, Washington, 1S35 
 
 1807 Mississippi Rivuu. llydrographical IJasia of tiio 
 Upper Mississippi River, from Observations by J. N. 
 Nicollet in 1830-10, assisted in 1838-40 by Lieiit. J. 0. 
 rremout, authorized by tiic "War Departnieiit. Compiled 
 under the direction of Col. J. J. Abort, etc. 30 hy 35 inches, 
 
 fine clean copy. Washinyton, IS 13 
 
 1808 Missoum. Maps showing tho Lands assigned to Hmi- 
 grant Indians west of Arkansas and INlissonri. JVepured 
 at tho Topographical Eiireuu, Washington, Feb. 23, 1830. 
 18 6^ 19 inchcn 
 
f Don F. 
 
 in So lit 1 1 
 iider that 
 ites, with 
 Caraccaa, 
 iton, 1810 
 Mississipi 
 Hennepin 
 lebcrrimjD 
 19 inches, 
 ^[1730?] 
 between tho 
 hr north as 
 glance tlio 
 le territorial 
 r the names 
 of Indians, 
 ;tcnds from 
 Chamiihiin, 
 [lull, tlienco 
 lianna, near 
 once west to 
 3 the Santu 
 de Soto, in 
 le Atlantic ; 
 Carolina to 
 lid Virginia, 
 iisylvania in 
 ifincd on tho 
 ling, besides 
 iatui extends 
 jing tlie Mis- 
 
 ind Lakes, 
 
 c George, 
 active dates, 
 
 16—, M. 
 
 Spaniards 
 ine in print, 
 
 tlie l)egin- 
 of Niagara, 
 
 10 ludiaa 
 ■I- to <IG" 
 
 /on, 1S35 
 of tlio 
 f J. N. 
 t. J. C. 
 Compiled 
 5 inches, 
 on, IS 1 3 
 to Eiiii- 
 l'rt'|iarod 
 }, 1830. 
 
 liihliotlK'ca JTiaforica 217 
 
 1S09 Missouri (Diaj^ram of (h(> State of) No. H (A.) Aivom- 
 panying Keport ot'UOtli Xov. 1S38, 21 lii 17 inches, 
 scarce. ' Wash. 1S3S 
 
 1870 Missouri. Map showing tho Disputed Ijouuchiry of 
 Missouri and Iowa. Albert Milker Lia, Commissioner for 
 U. State,'), 29 hi/ 18 inches, scarce. Ifashinr/lon, Jan. 18, 1839 
 
 1871 MrssoL'KT. To])ograpliical j\[ap of tlie Road from Mis- 
 souri to Oregon in ATI. Sections. From the Notes of 
 Capt. J. C. Fremont, by Ch. Preuss, ISIG, by Order of 
 tlio Senate, 7 Sections, each G hi/ 15 inches, a very important 
 map. Washington, 181G 
 
 1872 [Mitehell, Dr. John, sometime resident in Virginia.^ 
 Tho Present State of Orcat Britain and North America 
 with regard to Agriculture, Population, Trade, find Manu- 
 factures, verij fine copy, completely uncut, ahout 350 pagea, 
 scarce in this condition. 8" T. liecket, London, 17G7 
 
 1873 Mitchell. An Accompaniment to MiteheU's lieferenco 
 and Distance INFap of the United States, containing an Index 
 of all tho Counties, Towns, etc. ; an Index of the Kivers ; 
 also a General View of the United States, etc. ,Jine copy, a 
 volume qf'ii'l pages. 8" Mitchell and Jlinman, Phila. 183G 
 
 A vcrv convenient C'cjiisnlting Index of the whole of the United States 
 down to 1836, iiiclmlinii tiic Missouri and Oregon Territories. Besides, 
 there is a general view of the Statistics of eacii State. 
 
 187-1 Modene (Loon de) Ceremonits et Coustumes qui s'ob- 
 servent aujourd'huy parmy les Juifs, traiinites de I'ltidien. 
 Comparaison dea Ceremonies des Juifs et de la discipline do 
 I'Eglise par le Sieur de Siinonville, calf, 2 parts in 
 1 vol. 12" La Uaye, 10S2 
 
 1S75 Moguutinoriim tnm Archiopiscopatus (piam Electoratus 
 reliquffiquc Eegiones, etc. addito iis Francofurtensi Ter- 
 ritorio per Gerardum Valk, 2oi /;// \^ inches, 
 coloured. [Amst. 1720?] 
 
 1870 Moll G.) Verhandelingovor eenige A'^roegere Zeetogten 
 der Nederlanders,_/?//f coj)y, uncut, scarce. 
 
 S" J. vander Hey et Zoon, Amst. 1825 
 To the gcograplier and bibliographer tliis nnpreteiidiiig volume is of 
 very great importance, as it contains valuable notices of tlie voyages 
 and jjooks of Liuschoten, Cornelis and Frederick Iloutnnm, I'etcr 
 Plancius, V()yages to tlie Northern Kcjiious, Voyaiics to the racilic, 
 Jacob Mahu, Simon de Cordcs, and Sebald de \Vecrdt, Oliver van 
 Noort, Joris van Spilbergen, Le Mairc, William Schouten, L'llercmite, 
 Koggewicn, Tasman and De Vries. 
 
 1877 Molina (Juan Ignacio) Compendio de la Ilistoria Geo- 
 grapliica, Natural y Civil del Eegno de Chile. Tradiicitia 
 por D. D. J. de Arqtiellada Mendoza (y) D. N. de La Cruz 
 y Baharaonde, 2 vols, fine copy, calf, portrait of the author, 
 and three excellent maps, ivith plans of forts, 
 etc. 4" Madrid, 17SS-1795, etc. 
 
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 218 Bibliotheca Qeof/rapJtica 
 
 1878 MoUien (G.) Travels in llio Eopublic of Colombia in 
 1822-23. Tranalfttcd from tlio French. With a Map of 
 the Republic of Columbia, formed from the Viceroyalty of 
 New Qranada and Caraccas, boardtt, 
 
 uncut. 8" C. Knight, London, 1824 
 
 This Map, extending down to tlie Amazon and east to the K.HsequHHj 
 River, is a curiosity in 1872. The political changes in that vast terri- 
 tory since 1824 remind one of the innumerable boundary lines of the 
 ducal fanns of Germany, now bniHhed into Prussia, Dates on these 
 political Maps are indispensable. An Almanac without tiie year indi- 
 cated is n nuisance ; so of a map. 
 
 1879 Moluccas. Molvccac lusultc celebcrrimee, 19 by 14j 
 inches, fine copy, scarce. lodocns Ilondius, Amst. [IGIO?] 
 
 1880 MoNAKDES (Nicolaus) Do Simplicibus Medicamcntia ex 
 Occidentali India delatis, quorum in Modiciiia uaus est. 
 luterpreto C. Cliisio. 8° Plantin, Antverpice, 1574 
 
 1881 MoNROB County, Micliigau, Map of, publisbed by Geil, 
 Ilarley and Siverd [with views of public buildings and 
 private residences] G3 iy 45 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 SCABCE. Philadelphia, 1859 
 
 1882 MoNEOE (James) A Narrative of a Tour of Observation 
 made during 1817 by J. Monroe, President of the United 
 States, through the North-Eastern and North-Western De- 
 partments, with a view to the examination of their several 
 Military Defences [compiled by Henry and Thomas Penney], 
 calf. 12" Mitchell and Ames, Phila. 1818 
 
 Contains on a fly leaf this explanatory autograph inscription : " Mr. 
 Thomas I'enncy, with the affectionate regards of his son Thomas 
 PenneVi the joint compiler, riiiladclphia, Oct. 20, 1818.'' Was the 
 elder Penney or some one else the other joint compiler ? 
 
 1883 Monte Carino {Monastery of) Por el Abad, y Monjes 
 del Sacro Monastcrio de Monte Casino, de la Orden do 
 San Benito. Con Don Francisco Tutavila. [Respecting the 
 favours H. M. has conferred on the said Francisco, the title 
 of Duke of the City of San German, as well as the juris- 
 diction of second and mixed causes, to the prejudice of the 
 said monastery.] 18 leaves, hf roan. [Madrid, 1650 ?] 
 
 1884 Monthly Anthology (The), and Boston Eeview, con- 
 taining Sketches and Reports of Philosophy, Religion, 
 History, Arts, and Manners, 10 vols, fine set, hf. calf gilt, 
 {wanting vols. 1 and 5). 
 
 8" Munroe and Francis, Boston, 1805-1811 
 Whoever indulges in the History of American Literature must not fail 
 to consult these ieii Muses of the Hub. These ten volumes were the 
 Pioneers of the Old North American Rcvieiu, and did their work well. 
 It is delightful even now to dip for an hour into them and see the 
 mental activity of Boston half a century ago, before a single one of its 
 numerous Brain Clubs had been organized. 
 
 1885 Monthly Magazine (The) and American Review from 
 April 1799 to Dec. 1800. [Edited by C. B. Brown the 
 American Novelist.] Fine clean copy, very scarce. 
 
 3 vols. 
 
 8" T. .y J. Stcordi!, Xew Yorfc, 1800 
 
 \li I 
 
 »iV H 
 
ombia in 
 % Map of 
 'oyalty of 
 
 don, 1824 
 1*^HHequil)o 
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 lincs of tlio 
 tcs on tticso 
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 mentis ex 
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 'pice, 1574 
 d by Geil, 
 dings and 
 )lean copy, 
 phia, 1859 
 bservation 
 lie United 
 estern De- 
 iir several 
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 *hila. 1818 
 ption : " Mr. 
 son Thomas 
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 Jrown the 
 
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 Bibliothecn Ilistorica 219 
 
 1880 MoNTANUs (Arnohlus) Do Nieuvvo en Onbokeude Weor- 
 eld ; of Beschryving van America en 't Zuid-Land, vervae- 
 tende d'0or8i)rong dor Americacnen en ZuidlandorB,gedenk- 
 •waerdige toj^teu derwaerds, etc. maps and numerous plates, 
 fine copy, calf fol. Jacob Meurs, Amsterdam, 1671 
 
 1887 Montgomery (James) The West Indies and other Poems, 
 3rd edition, uncut. 12" London, 1810 
 
 1888 Moon [A Map of the] PIcniluniura Martii 104.9. Tele- 
 Bcopio palmorum 2.1i obHervatum quo minimas et minutissi- 
 mas Lunse maculas scrutatus est. [Also a small figure of 
 the Luna Cresceus 16 January, 1049, four days old, and 
 figures of Saturn observed in 1040-1618, of Venus Corni- 
 gera 5 June, 1649, and of Jupiter 1646-1048 and 1649, 2 
 figures. The Map is dedicated " Seroniasimo Etrurim 
 jVlagno Duci Ferdinando Secuudo Vit. et Fajlicit," by Eus- 
 tacliius de Diviuis e civitate Sancti Severini in Piceuo.] 
 14 by 12 inches. Diameter of Moon lOf inches, scarce. 
 
 1889 More (Sir Thomas) Tue Common Wealtu of Utopia, 
 contaiiiiug a learned and pleasant Discourse of the best 
 State of a Public Weal, as it is found in the New Island called 
 Utopia. Written by Sir T, Moore, fine clean copy, 
 TNCUT, excessively rare. 8° James Chattin, Philadelphia, 17£3 
 
 The fii-st part of Mere's Utopia was originally published in 1516. The 
 author professes to have drawn his information respecting this wonderful 
 Commonwealth from Raphael Ilythloday, through the introduction of 
 his friend Peter Giles at Antwerp. Of Raphael he says, " The patri- 
 mony that he was born unto, he left to his Brethren (for he is a I'ortu. 
 guese bom), and for the desire he had to sec and know the far Countries 
 of the World, he joined himself in Company with Ambricus Vespu- 
 Tn;8 ; and in the three last Voyages of these four that are in Print, 
 [Cosmographiae Introductio, 1507] and abroad in every Man's Hands, 
 he continued still in his Company, saving that in the last Voyage ho 
 came not home again with him. For he made such Means and Shift, 
 what by Intreaty, and what by importunate Suit, that he got Licence of 
 Master Ameuicus (tho' it was sore against his Will) to be one of the 
 twenty-four, which in the end of the last Voyage were left at New- 
 Castile," etc. etc. A recent author to whom all this had been carelessly 
 drizzled in 1868, in the present year gives the full title, and then adds 
 " We cannot, of course, include in a collection of books relating to 
 America Moore's Utopia, although," etc. But he does include many 
 that contain far less in them. 
 
 1890 Morgan (Jonathan, Jr. A. B. of Alna, in the District of 
 Maine) Elements of English Grammar with a Postscript, 
 Analysis and an Appendix, /we clean 
 
 copy. 12" Qooilale and Burton, Hallowell, 1814 
 
 1891 Morocco. Fezza?etMarocchillcgna Africae celcberriina, 
 19 1 by 15-J inches. 
 
 describebat Abrahamus Ortelius, [^Antverpiae 1570 ?] 
 
 1892 Morse (Ebenezer Belknap) An Oration at AVestborough 
 (Mass.) July 4, 1804, in commemoration of American 
 Independence, uncut. 8" S. Croodridge, Worcester, 1804 
 
 This Oration created an unnsuiil tempest in the Wcstborough teapot. 
 
 i; 
 
 If 
 
3il L 
 
 220 BihUolheca (Jroffrajihica 
 
 1803 IVForflo (Jcdidiiili) ami I'liriuli (Jiev. Elijah) A Compou- 
 dious History of New Enj,'laii(l, cxliibitiiifj; an intercaliiif» 
 view of tlio I'irst SottlcrH, thoir Chanu-toi', Ihoir tJulVoririRH, 
 aud Uicir ultiinalo ProHMcrity, boardu, uncut. S" Loud. ISOS 
 
 lSi)J) Morso (Jcdidiah) Tho Amerifan Gazetteer. Third 
 edition revised, with mnp,f,Jinc copy, perfectly uncut, hoards, 
 without the separate Atlan. 
 
 8" Thomas ^ Andrcivs, Boston, 1810 
 
 Tli'iH volume is rclebrntcd for itscxnrtilcscription of t)ic fine old (jimint 
 uml portly inlmliitiints of Albany, nrcsidium of tlie Dutch. "Thlscity 
 mill suliiirbs, by ciimiicratiou in 17'.»7, contnincti I'Jti.'J buiklin>^8, of 
 which 8().'l were dwellinj,'lion.scs, iind tiii21 iiiliabitaiits. Many of them 
 are in the Gothic style, with tho fjablc end to the Htrect, which custom 
 the first settlers brouuht from Iloliand." Just fancy in our days an 
 Albany Dutchman standiiiy with his gable end to the street, and with- 
 out a pipe in his mouth ! 
 
 18t)5 Morso (Jedidiah) Geography Made EaHy, being nn 
 Abridgement of the American Cnivcrnal Geograpliy. Six- 
 teenth Edition and Eourth ot this New Abriduoment, no 
 maps. 12" Thomas t^" Andrews, Boston, 181JJ 
 
 1896 Morton (A. C, Civil Enyinecr) Itcport on the Stirvey of 
 the European and North American Itailway, made under 
 the Authority of the State of Maine, loith a larpe and 
 valuable map. 8" Portland, 1851 
 
 1897 Morton (Nathanacl) Tho Xew England's Memorial, or 
 a relation of memorable ])assage.s of the Providence of 
 God manifewted to the Planters of Now England in Ame- 
 rica, with special reference to the First Colony thereof called 
 !New Plymouth, j^?je copy, scarce. 
 
 12" Allen Danforth, Ph/mouth, il/ff.9s. lS2f 
 
 1898 Motley (J. Lothrop, la/e American Minister in London) 
 Department of State. Correspondence relating to tho 
 Eecall of Mr. INIotloy, transmitted to the Senate, January 
 9, 1871, incompliance with a Eesolution. 
 
 8" Government Printing Office, Wnshinyton, 1871 
 
 1899 MoUNT.roY. A Map of the Borotigli of INIount joy, Lan- 
 caster County, Pennsylvania, by J. 11. IloiVcr, from Snr- 
 veys made under the auspices of the Town Council. [With 
 views of public buildings aiul private residences] 45 by 33 
 inches, fine clean copy, coloured. Philadelphia, 1858 
 
 19U0 Murat (Aehille) Tho United States of North America, 
 with a Note on Negro Slavery, by Junius Rcdivivus. 2nd 
 edition, boards, uncut. 8" London, 1838 
 
 In this purple book the " nephew of my uncle" defends and upholds 
 nejiTO slavery in America, thou<:h perhaps, were it brougiit nearer 
 home to his own business and tiosoin, like many other philosophers, he 
 would have smii; a dilferent tunc. Lest these sciitiinents, so repngnaiit 
 to British feeling:, mijiht give to the book a balclul intincnce, a neii- 
 trali/iiij; appundaj:c by another hand is added, cunil'attiiig the Prince's 
 lai Is, iiirci'cnccs and oiiiiiioiis. 
 
 »,f H' 
 
Compoii- 
 tercaliiijj; 
 ullbrinKH, 
 Olid. I SOS 
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 /, hoards, 
 
 ton, 1810 
 
 old (|naint 
 '• This tity 
 iiiililin^H, uf 
 iny of them 
 lull custom 
 ur (lays nii 
 t, ami witli- 
 
 bcing nn 
 iliy. Six- 
 omont, no 
 sfon, 1813 
 Survey of 
 ado iindiT 
 larije and 
 land, 1851 
 iiiiorial, or 
 idonce of 
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 reof called 
 
 [ass. 182( 
 London) 
 to tlio 
 January 
 
 f/ow, 1871 
 
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 America, 
 
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 tglit nearer 
 
 ioplicrs, lie 
 
 ropii^iiaiit 
 
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 mbliuthcctt Uistorica 2'1\ 
 
 1901 ^liiral (Acliillos) Darstidlmij,' dtr (iruiulsiil/c diM- ropiib- 
 likaniHclicn Kcgicruiij;; wio dit-Hclbo in Aincrika vcrvoll- 
 kominnct nordcu int. Aiis dom Fraii/.osiMclien. 
 
 12" liraiinschwrif/ uiid Ltipzhj, 1833 
 1002 MuNSTKii (Skbahtiax) Kl'dimknt.v Matiikm.vtha. 
 HDec in dii08 di^^eruntin) libros qiioruin prior Gooinotrino 
 tradit priiicipiu kcu prima flcnientn, una cinn reruin ft 
 variarinn lif^tn-aru dimcnsionibiia. Posterior vero onuiigc- 
 liuin llorologioruni docet delinoationes, fine copy, with 
 Many icoodcuts, scauck. 
 
 folio, OJ/ioina Henricln Petri, Basileae, 1551 
 With illiistrntions of niaiiy niathcniatieal niul iistniiKimioal iiii|)U'iiieiits 
 for takinj? heights and distances by sen and hind, as well as views of 
 sundials and otlicr inventions for keeping;' time. 
 
 1903 Miiratori (M.) A Relation of the j\[is«ioiis of Parn<,Miny, 
 wrote in Italian and done into English from the Ffench 
 translation. 8" J. Mavmaduke, London, 1751) 
 
 1901 Murray (Lindlcy) An Abridgment of Murray's Eiii^lisli 
 Grammar, Third Worccsler edition, corrected and en- 
 lar{^ed by a Gentleman of ]Massachii3etts, 
 boards. 12" Imiah Thomas, Worcester, 1809 
 
 1905 Murray (Liiidley) An English ISpelling Book, with 
 Heading LesMon^^, in three parts. Eirst I'lirlington edition, 
 with Improvement!", in which the principal objection io 
 this viduable work is removed by a more modern :i id ap- 
 proved division of the syllables, y/«fl 
 copy. 12" S. Mills, IJurlinr/fon, 77. 1811 
 
 1900 Murray (Lindley) English Gramniiir adapted to the 
 diJlbrent classes of Learners, with au Appendix, etc. From 
 the 18th English edition, improved by the Autiior, Jiue 
 clean copy 12" Goodulc ^' Clieever, l dloivell, lsl2 
 
 1907 ]\[urray (Lindley) Introduction to the Eiigli.-sh Header, 
 or a Selection of Pieces in Prose and Poetry, etc. From 
 the seventh English edition, imj)roved by the Author, ^o«J 
 copy. 12" Samuel Mills, Uitrliny/on, Vt, 1817 
 
 1908 Murray (Lindley) English (iraiiimar, adapted to tho 
 diflerent Cla.sses of Learners. From the Stereotyj)e edi- 
 tion containing the Author's last 
 
 Improvements. 12" /. JFindK, JLinovcr, N. 11. 18 10 
 
 1909 Murray (Lindley) Abridgment of Murray's English 
 Grammar, with Exercises in Ortli()gra])hy, etc. for tho 
 Younger Classes. Fronj the 2Uth English edition, cor- 
 rected by the Author. 
 
 10" E. ^- T. Mills, Tinrlinyfon, Vt. 1S22 
 
 1910 Murray's English Reader in Pi-oso and Poetiy, im- 
 ])roved by tho Addition of a Concordant and 8ynoiiymisiiig 
 Vocabulary, tho words pronounced according to tlie prin- 
 ei|)le.'5 of John Walker, by .Icreiniah (Jooilrieli. 
 
 12" Htnuvn Lie, H'iiidnor, I'l. iSoIi 
 
 
 : ti 
 
■ I. 
 
 222 Bihliotheca OeograpJiica 
 
 1911 Murray (Liudley) Eiis;lisli Grammar, adapted to the 
 different Classes of Learners, with an Appendix containing 
 liules and Observations for assisting more advanced Stu- 
 dents to write with perspicuity, sheep, clean 
 
 copy. 12° lile ^ Ooddard, Windsor, Vt. 183* 
 
 1912 Slurray (H.) Historical Account of Discoveries and 
 Travels in North America, map, 2 vols. 8° 1829 
 
 inches. 
 1911 Namur. 
 
 1913 (^^^^AMUE (La Ville de) avec son Chateau et 
 autres Fortifications [a Map of]. De 
 stcrko Stadt Namur, etc. [With a small 
 View of Namur from the Brabant side in 
 the corner, 21 J- bi/ lU^ 
 
 iV. Visscher, Atmlerdatn, [1670?] 
 
 [A Map of the] Comte do Namur. Presente 
 k Sa Majcste pour le Service de scs Troupes par le S' 
 Sanson, 32 hi/ 22 inches, coloured, Jine clean 
 cop!/. II. JaiUot, Paris, 1692 
 
 1915 Namur. Do Linien om do Stad en Kastcel van Namen, 
 Belegert door den Koning "Willjam de III. Plas des 
 Liguoa de I'Armco du Eoy Guiljaume devant Namur, 22 
 by 10^ inches. P. Mortier, Amst, [1700 ?] 
 
 191G Naples. Carte Nouvelle des Eoyaumos de Naples et 
 de Sicile. Levee par Ordre Expres a I'usiage des Armees 
 en Italic ou sont exactement marquees les Grands Chemins, 
 etc. Par le S'' Sanson, 22^^ by Vi)l inches, coloured, 
 clean. J. Covens et C. Mortier, Amst. [1700?] 
 
 1917 Napoleon (A Year of the Life of the Emperor) ; or an 
 Historical Account of all that happened from the Ist of 
 April, ISil, to the 20th of March, 1815, relative to his 
 Majesty and the Brave Men who accompanied him. Trans- 
 lated from the French of A. D. B. INI * * * * *, Lieutenant 
 of Grenadiers, portrait of Buonaparte. 
 
 12° Lavid Longworth, Keio Yorh, 1815 
 
 1918 Narborough (Sir John) An Account of Several Late 
 Voyages and Discoveries to the South and North by Sir J. 
 Narborough, Captain Jasmen Tasman, Captain John 
 Wood, and Frederick Marten, maps and plates, fine clean 
 copy. 8° kam. Smith, London, 1691 
 
 1919 Narbrough (Sir John) An Account of several late 
 Voyages and Discoveries : I. Sir J. Narbrough's Voyage 
 to the Soutli Sea. II. Captain J. Tasman's Discoveries on 
 the Coast of the South Terra Incognita. III. Captain J. 
 Wood's Attempt to Discover a North-East Passage to 
 China. IV. F. Marten's Observations in Greenland and 
 other Northern Countries, maps and 
 
 plates, 8" D. Brown, London, 1711 
 
\ to the 
 tntaining 
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 n. 1834 
 
 iries and 
 
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 lateau et 
 
 f]. De 
 
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 I, 1691 
 
 reral late 
 
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 )veries on 
 
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 issago to 
 
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 Uh, 1711 
 
 Bibliotheca Historka 
 
 223 
 
 1920 Naiiiiative op the Capture and Providential Escape 
 of Misses Frances and Almira Hall (Sisters), of the ages 
 of 16 and 18, who were taken prisoners by the Savages at 
 a frontier settlement near Indian Creek. Likewise is 
 added the Narrative of Pliilip Brigdon, a Kentuckian, who 
 fell into the hands of the merciless Savages, etc. with the 
 woodcut frontispiece, excessively scarce, [8" New york], 1832 
 
 1921 National Interests and Domestic Manufactures, an Ad- 
 dress of the Philadelphia Society for the promotion of 
 Domestic Industry to the Citizens of the IJuited Sates, 
 uncut, 116 pp. 8° W. W. Clapp, Boston, 1819 
 
 1922 Navarre. Kegni Navarre accurata Tabula per Frederi- 
 cum do Wit, 19 hij 15 inches, coloured, clean and 
 
 fine. ' J. Covens et C. Morticr, Amst. [1700] 
 
 1923 NAViaATOR. The Univer.'^al Navigator and Rlodera 
 Tourist, comprehending Authentic Narratives of the most 
 interesting Voyages and Travels to all Parts of the World, 
 by Popular Navigators, Circumnavigators, Commanders 
 and Distinguished Tourists, including complete Descrip- 
 tions of Foreign Countries, their Inhabitants, Manners, 
 etc. with a Variety of curious Incidents, etc. and Re- 
 marks, exhibiting a correct Delineation of every important 
 Object on the Face of the Habitable Globe, toith 
 engravings. 12^ Albion I'ress Printed, London, 1805 
 
 This lian(?soiue volume is a pious fraud, being notliinjjj more than sevcnil 
 voyages of Missionaries in 1790-8 to the South Sea Islands ; and an 
 account of the proceedings of the Missionaries. 
 
 1924 Navy. A Complete List of the American Navy : shew- 
 ing the Name, number of Guns, Commaiulers' uauies and 
 station of each vess*el, with the names of all the Oificera 
 in the Service, for October, 1813 ; and Steel's List of the 
 Navy of Great Britain for July, 1813, scarce. 
 
 1(5" Boston, 1813 
 
 1925 Neal (Daniel) The History of New-England, Con- 
 taining an Impartial Account of the Civil and Ecclesiastical 
 Affairs Of the Country to the Year of our Lord, 1700. 
 To which is added the Present State of New-England, with 
 a New and Accurate Map of the Country. And an Ap- 
 pendix Containing their Present Cliarter, their Ecclesias- 
 tical Discipline, and their Municipal-Laws, 2 vols. 
 
 calf. 8" J. Clark, London, 1720 
 
 In Vol. I is nn excellent map of New England, i)crhaps the best at that 
 time, shewing the boundaries of the .ieveral colonies. 
 
 1926 Neander (Aug.) Karto zur Geschichte des Apostolischen 
 Zeitalters a on Dr. A. Neander zuglcich fiir die crsten 
 Jahrhunderte der Kirchen- Geschichte ausrcichend. Ent- 
 worfeu von I. L. Grimm, 25 ^ by 131 inches, mounted and 
 soiled. Berlin, 1832 
 
 il 
 
i^': n 
 
 ri 
 
 224 Bihlioiheca O eograj^hica 
 
 1027 NEAXDKn (Mii'liacl) Orbia Torrii- Partiuin sucoincta ox- 
 plicatio, sou Simplex Enuincratio distributa in siugularuin 
 jiartium rogxowQ^, fine copt;, 
 
 scarce. 8" Abrahami Lamherffi, Lipsiee, 1589 
 
 III tlic ])rolojiomena of this book is a hmg and interesting; list of authors 
 consulted in tlie compilation, among wliom arc fifty works pertaining to 
 GeoKrajihy and America, some of which arc hardly known. 
 
 1928 Xk.vxueu (Michael) Clirouicon sive Synopsis Ilistori- 
 arum. b" Lipsicv, 159(J 
 
 1929 Netiiercmft (F.) Autograph Souvenir. A Collection 
 of Autograph Letters, Interesting Documents, etc. exe- 
 cuted in Facsimile by F. G. Nctherclift, with Transcrip- 
 tions and occasional Translations, by 11. Sims, 1st Series, 
 all published, cloth cxlra. 4" London, (l8Gr)) 
 
 1930 Netherlands. Groot Tonecl dcs Tegenwoordigen Oor- 
 logs in verschciden Gewesten van Duitschland, Frankryk 
 en do Nedcrlandon, bijzonder langs de Eiviereu Khyn, 
 IRIoesel en Saal, IMaas en Sambre, Schelde, etc. Vertoo- 
 nende deeze Lnndkaart tcflfens Onze Geheele Kepublick in 
 haare Water-Stcrkte en zoo voordeelige Ligging voor do 
 Commercio en Navigatie door middel van alio die bevaar- 
 baare Riviercn welke er in ofnaast aan uitwatercn . . met 
 de daar langs gelcgone Koop-Steden en Commercicereude 
 Landen, etc. 21 by [ii inches, coloured. 
 
 J. Allart,exciidif, [Amst. n. d.] 
 
 1931 Netherlands [A ]\[ap of]. De VII A'ercenidge Neder- 
 landsche Proviucien, 9 sheets, each about IG i_y 12 incites, 
 coloured. 
 
 1932 Netherlands. Tafel vande XVII Nederlandzo Provin- 
 cien, vertoncnde der zclver verdeling, grootte van Landen 
 en Stcdcn, mids-gaders haar Ecgering zo Politicq als 
 Kerk-lyk, en veel andore merkwerdige zaken ten nutle 
 vande llistorien en Geographic. Ougestelt door C. Spccht, 
 222 bi/ ISi" inches, with a coloured map in the corner, 5J bi/ 7 
 inches. 
 
 1933 Netherlands. Kaart van Noord-Ncderland. Ten dienste 
 der Scholen, uitgegeven en gedrukt te Deventer bij T. dc 
 Lange, 1831-, fine clean copy, scarce, 12 sheets, some 12 ly 
 1H\, and some 17 by I8i inches, coloured. 
 
 1931 Netherlands. De Grootc Ilollandse Stedenwyzer, etc. 
 La Grande Echelle des Pays-13as Unies (pii moutre du 
 premier coup d'Oeil, la distcuco de villes principales, on 
 reponce sur 5780 demandes, pour savoir dc quelle distencc 
 une "\'ille est cloignee de I'autre, compose par Jean de Lai . 
 [with a Map of the Netherlands and parts of France and 
 England, 9 by lOi inches, coloured,] 12 iy IS 
 inches. E. Maaskamp, Ainst. \_n. </.] 
 
 1935 Netherlands. Gormania^ Iiifcrioris XVII Proviuciarum 
 accural issima Tabula. Per rs'icolaum A'isscher, 21 /;// IS 
 inches, coloured. \Ainsf. IGSOr] 
 
oiiicta ox- 
 ugularum 
 
 osia, 1589 
 t of aiithors 
 crtiiining to 
 
 3 Histori- 
 osicc, 1591J 
 Collection 
 
 etc. exo- 
 Transcrip- 
 Ist Series, 
 'on, (1805) 
 igen Oor- 
 
 Frankrvlv 
 reu Kliyii, 
 c. A'crtoo- 
 'publick ill 
 
 )rr vOOr do 
 
 lUc bevaar- 
 eii . . met 
 ?rcieereudc 
 
 4)}isf. n. <1A 
 Ige Ncdor- 
 ' 12 inches, 
 
 Ize Provin- 
 
 m Landeii 
 
 olitieq nls 
 
 ten nullo 
 
 C. Spcclit, 
 
 \ier, ^hhij 1 
 
 en dienste 
 p bij T. do 
 omc 12 Iji 
 
 ryzcr, etc. 
 uoutrc du 
 ipales, oil 
 distence 
 n de Lai . 
 'raucc and 
 
 list. [«. </.] 
 Iviuciariun 
 'J I hy IS 
 I.7. lG80r] 
 
 BilUotlieca Ilistorica 
 
 225 
 
 193G NETnEiiLA.NDg. Provinces Uuies dea Pays-Baa auec 
 leura Acquisitions dans la Elandro, Ic 13rabant, le Linibourg 
 et C. Lyege et dans lo Duche de Cleves, etc. par C. IS'". 
 Sanson, 34i by 22^ inches, coloured, ^ne and 
 clean copy. Alexis Hubert Jaillot, Paris, 1G92 
 
 1937 Netherlands. Les Campemens des Armees du Key de 
 France et des All iez aux Pays-Bas, depuis I'Annee 1690 
 iusques k present. Par le S"^ Vaultier, 22 by 18 inches, an 
 important map, Paris, 1095 
 
 1938 Netherlands. Gedenkzuyl der VII Vereenigde Provin- 
 cien, [containing all the Anns and a little Sketch of all tho 
 Chief Cities, accompanied with Explanatory Letter-press on 
 a separate card of 12 by 19 inches, 15^ by 19 i 
 
 inches. II. A. Banse Sf Camp. Amst. 1793 
 
 1939 Netherlands. Nieuwe Kaart der Bataafsche Eepublick 
 verdceld in VIII Departemeuten, volgens de Acte van 
 Staatsregeling voor liet Bataafsche Volk, 21< bi/ 18 
 
 inches. Mortier C6oens Sf Zoon, Amsterdam, 1803 
 
 1910 Netherlands. Tabula XVII Foedcrati Belgii Proviuci- 
 aruiTi exhibens carum Divisionea magnitudinemque llogio- 
 num et Urbium una cum Regimino tarn Politico quam 
 Ecclesiastico aliisque rebus memorabilibus, in usuin Ilisto- 
 riarum et Artis Geographicae. Tafel van de XVII, etc. door 
 P. Schenck, 21 by ISJ inches. Amsterdam, 1707 
 
 1911 Netherlands. Geschied-Staat en Aardrykskundige Kaart 
 dor Nedcrlanden met een gedeelte van Duitschland, Frank- 
 rijk en Engeland aanwijzende tevens de postwegeu gowono 
 wegen en Sterkten [with Letterpress all round the Margia 
 and on a Column,] 19.» 4y 22 inches, coloured, fine 
 
 copy. Amst. [1815 ?] 
 
 1942 Netiieblands. Algemeeue Kaart van het Koningryk 
 der Nederlandcn, zynde voor zoo veri*e do schaal zulks 
 gedoogt, eene itineraire van dozen Staat; uit do laatste 
 naauwkcurige driehoeks metingen en de bests topogra- 
 phische stukken zamengesteld, door Caaparus MuUer, 4 
 sheets, 37 by 22, andS7 by23, a7id37 by 6j inches respectively^ 
 fine and clean, s' Gravenhagen, Amsterdam, Brussel, etc. 181G 
 
 1943 Netherlands. Carte Chorographique du Eoyaume des 
 Pays-Bas comprenant la division territoriale en Provinces 
 et Arrondissemens, etc. et Tableaux Statistique, Gcogra- 
 phique ct Historique, Carte do la Bclgique, la Frise ct 
 Batavie du terns des Koraains, Carte des XVII Provinces 
 Belgiquea du terns de Charles-Quint, et Cartes des Posses- 
 sions et Eatablisscmcns d'Outre-Mer. Par J. B. de Bouge. 
 Plates 1-3, G, 7, 9, 10, 13, and 17, each about 15 by Yl\ 
 inches, coloured, clean and fine. Bruxelles, 1S23 
 
 1944 Netlierlands. Proof cener Geologischc Kaart van do 
 Nederlandcn door Dr. W. C. H. Staring, 19 by 22 inches, 
 coloured. J. Oomken, J. Zuu/i. Gmn/tK/rn. 1841 
 
 2 g" 
 
 
 "if: I 
 
 11 
 
 ll 
 
22G Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 1945 Nothcrlanda. Atlas du Iloyaumo des Pays-B.is, 
 
 '11 
 
 Dodie k 
 Travaux 
 [14 fine 
 
 son Excellence le Ministre du Waterstaat et dos 
 Publics, etc. (Dresse par C. van Baarsel et Fils.) 
 Maps as foUowa ; Brabant (2 copies), Flanders (East and 
 West, 2 copies, each 2 sheets), Eriesland, Groningcn, 
 (South) Holland (2 copies), Guelders, Limburg, Over- 
 Yssel, and Utrecht. Not perfectly uniform in size, some 
 being 22 by 18, and others 18 by 21. Limburg, Guelders, 
 and Over-Yssel are much larger, 29 by 21.] 
 
 F. J. Wei/ijfard, Amsterdam et La Ilaye, 1820-1830 
 
 i945*Netherland3. [Twenty-one Maps of the various Pro- 
 vinces, etc. of the Low Countries, Flanders, Guelders, etc. 
 etc. each Map being complete in itself. Most of them are 
 15 by 13 inches, but a few arc only Vl\ hij W inches. The 
 Titles are all in Dutch.'] Isank Tirion, Amsterdam 
 
 194G Netherlands. [Ten Maps of the ' Eyland der Bata- 
 vieren,' and other portions of the Low Countries at different 
 Classical Periods — Germanicus, Agrippina, Nero, Doini- 
 tius Corbulo, etc. including France in the time of Clevis 
 and Holland in the time of Lotharis], 15 ly 14 inches, but 
 one is 17 by 11 inches. 
 
 194()*NETHKnLANDs (The) Nicuwo Etappo-Kaart van het 
 
 Koningrijk der Nederlanden op do ISchaal van ^oq()(u) 
 
 Vervaardigd op het Topographisch bureau van hot Do- 
 
 partemeut van Oorlog 1848, 55 by 60 inches, mounted, a 
 
 fine map. Amst. 1848 
 
 1917 Neutbal EroiTTS. Collection of Tracts on Neutral 
 nights. In Seven volumes, fine set in calf, scauce. 
 
 S" \_London, 1810] 
 
 This important collection comprises twenty ilifTcrcnt works on Neutral 
 
 and Miiritime Hif^hts, by various aiuliors and for different publishers, 
 
 bearing dates between 1801 and 1808. A small edition was brought 
 
 together under the above collective title. 
 
 1948 Nevada. Annual Eeport of the Adjutant- General of 
 the State of Nevada for 18G5. 8" Viryinia City, Nevada 
 
 1919 Nevada. Annual Eeport of the Surveyor- General of 
 the State of Nevada for 18C5. 
 
 8" John Church, Virginia City, Nevada, 18G5 
 
 1950 New Belgium. Novi Belgii NoviEQUE ANoiiiE nee 
 non partis Virginia? Tabula multis in locis emendata a 
 Jiisto Danckers.^we copy, scarce, 21 by ] 8^ inches, coloured, 
 tcith view of Nieuw Amsterdam op't Eyiant Manhattans 
 
 [Amsterdam, 16G0] 
 
 1951 New England's First Fruits ; in eespect fiest of 
 the CoNVEEsioN of flome, Conviction of divers. Preparation 
 of Sundry of the Indians. 2. Of the progresse of Learning 
 in the Colledge at Cambridge in Massacusets Bay. With 
 Divers other speciall Matters concerning that Countrey. 
 The first of the Prooeesses, very rare. 
 
 4" B. O. and O. B.for Henry Overton, London, 1G43 
 
Bibliotheca Historica 
 
 227 
 
 Dedie a 
 Travaux 
 [14 fine 
 East aud 
 roningon, 
 g, Over- 
 size, some 
 Guelders, 
 
 820-1830 
 ous Pro- 
 Iders, etc. 
 them are 
 hes. The 
 [msterdam 
 ler Bata- 
 t different 
 I'D, Domi- 
 of Clovis 
 nches, hut 
 
 van hot 
 
 ^ 50 00 
 
 hct Dc- 
 wunted, a 
 [mst. 1818 
 I Neutral 
 
 !on, 1810] 
 
 on Neutral 
 
 publishers, 
 
 as brought 
 
 eneral of 
 Nevada 
 Dueral of 
 
 da, 18G5 
 GLiiE nec 
 endata a 
 coloured, 
 attans 
 itn, 1660] 
 riEST of 
 paration 
 "earning 
 With 
 ountrey. 
 
 Ion, 1643 
 
 1952 NEW ENGLAND. A bbiefe Kelation of the Dia- 
 covEET and Plantation of New England ; and of Svndry 
 Accidents therein occurring, from the ycore of our Lord 
 1607 to this present 1622. Together with the state there- 
 of as now it standeth ; the generall forme of gouerment 
 intended; and the division of the whole Territorie into 
 Counties, Baronies, etc. Jine copy in best red morocco extra, 
 ly W. Phatt. 4° John Ilaviland, London, 1622 
 
 The Dedication to the Prince his Highness [Charles] is signed by the 
 President and Councell of New England. It is perhaps the rarest, and 
 certainly one of the most important, of all the early books on New 
 England. 
 
 1953 New England. CiiUEcn-GovEENMENX and CnTiKcn- 
 Covenant discussed in an Answer of the Elders of the 
 the severall Churches in New-Eugland to two-and-thirty 
 Questions, sent over to them by divers Ministers in Eng- 
 land to declare their judgments therein. Together with an 
 Apologie of the said Elders in New England for Church- 
 Covenant, sent over in answer to Master Bernard in 1639. 
 As also in an Answer to niue Positions about Church- 
 Government. The three parts in one volume, very fine 
 large and clean copy in imlished broicn calf extra, by Fratt. 
 
 4" B. O. and G. 1). for Benjamin Allen, London, 1643 
 
 1954 Neav England. A Short Story of the Eise, Reign, 
 and EuiN of the Antinomians, Familists and Libertines, 
 that infected the Churches of New England ; and how they 
 were confuted by the Assembly of Ministers there ; as also 
 of the Magistrates proceedings in Court against them. 
 Together with God's strange and remarkable judgments 
 from Heaven upon some of the chief fomonters of these 
 Opinions. And the lamentable death of Mrs. Hutchison. 
 Very fit for these times ; hero being the same orroura 
 amongst us, and acted by the same spirit. [Edited by 
 Thomas Weldo], yood sound copy, but rather short on the 
 margins, and some leaves cut into, scarce. 
 
 4" Balph Smith, London, 1641 
 
 1955 New-England. The Day-Breaktno if not the Sun- 
 Eising of the Guspcll with the Indians in New-England, 
 fine copy. The Second of the Puoorksses, scarce. 
 
 4" Bich. Cotes, for Fiilk Clifton, London, 1617 
 
 1956 New England. The Clear Sun-siiink of the Gospel 
 Brkakinu Forth upon the Indians in New-England, or 
 an Historical Narration of God's AVoiulorl'uU Workings 
 upon sundry of the Indians, both chid' Governors and 
 Common peo[)lc, etc. By Thomas Shepanl, jMinistcr at 
 Cambridge, in New England, fnc clean copy, the marginal 
 notes in a few leaves a little cut into, scarce. 
 
 4" 7i'. Cotes, for John Bellamy, London, 1618 
 Tills is the lliinl of the Pitoouiissiis issued by the C'urporation iuc 
 New EiiLMiind, 
 
 til 
 
 w 
 
 
 i . 
 
 It. 
 
 ,<{ '" 
 
 M 
 
 'if '■^* ■ 
 
 it- 
 
 u 
 
 11 
 
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 228 JBihliotTieca Oeographica 
 
 1957 New-England. Steength out of "Weaknesse, or a 
 Glorious Manifestation of the further Progresse of the 
 Gospel among the Indians in New England, etc. good large 
 copy, but some leaves a little cut into at the top, scarce. 
 
 4° M. Simmons for John Blague, London, 1652 
 In this edition the first word of the title, Strength, is in large capitals 
 filling a whole line. It is more closely printed than the other, ending 
 on page 34 the verso of F 3. The Preface to the Keader on the reverse 
 of B has only 14 signatures. It is difficult to say which of these two is 
 the earlier edition. There must have been at least four entirely distinct 
 editions of this work the same year 1662, inasmuch as this one differs 
 throughout from Nos. 1978, 1979, and 1980 of Stevens's Nuggets. 
 
 1958 New-England. Strength out of Weakness. Or a 
 glorious Manifestation of the further Progresse of tho 
 Gospel amongst the Indians in New-England. Held forth 
 in sundry Letters from divers Ministers and others to tho 
 Corporation established by Parliament for promoting the 
 Gospel among tho Heathen in New-England ; and to par- 
 ticular Members thereof since the last Treatise to that 
 effect formerly set forth by Mr. Henry "Whitfield, etc. fine 
 large clean copy, 
 
 4" M. Simvwns,/or John Blague, London, 1G52 
 In this edition the first four words of tho title (111 one line and are in 
 lowercase italics. The text ends on page 40, the reverse of F 2. 
 There are 18 signatures to the Preface to the Reader. The niunes of 
 Tho. Goodwin, John Owen, William Carter, and William Greenhill 
 not being in the other edition. This copy is the same edition as that 
 described under No. 1979 of the Nuggets. 
 
 1959 New England. A Map of, etc. [a perfect facsimile of 
 the original Boston edition of Hubbard's Map, by Harris, on 
 old paper, to be with difficulty distinguished from the ori- 
 ginal. Boston, 1G77 ; Beprinted for U. Stevens, Lond. 1872 
 
 19C0 New England. A Map of New England, being tho 
 • first that ever was here cut, and done by the best Pattern 
 that could be had, which being in some places defective 
 it made the other less exact : yet doth it sufficiently shew 
 tho Scituation of the Countrey, and conveniently well tho 
 distance of Places, 15 ^ by 11 inches, a perfect facsimile 
 , of Hubbard's Map by Harris, printed on old paper. 
 
 London, 1677 ; Reprinted for 11. Stevens in 1872 
 This London edition though a clc^c copy is entirely rccnt. It may bo 
 distinguished from the original Boston edition by The Wine llills, in- 
 stead of The White Hills. 
 
 1961 Neav-England. A Letter from New England, con- 
 cerning their Customs, Manners, and lioligion. Written 
 upon occasion of a Eeport about a Quo Warranto brought 
 against that Government,^«e large clean and perfect copy, 
 
 UNCUT, excessively SCARCE. 
 
 fol. Bandolph Taylor, London, 1682 
 
 This remarkable Letter, written with a free, flowing and gossippingpen, 
 
 is signed at the end J. W. ; but from the style and contents we infer 
 
 that ho cannot have been a John Winthrop. Ills account on the last 
 
 page of the origin of a famous Boston ]irovcrb is curious, if not amusing 
 
3SE, or ft 
 e of the 
 ood large 
 
 RCE. 
 
 Ion, 1652 
 ge capitals 
 ler, ending 
 the reyerso 
 hcse two is 
 ely distinct 
 one differs 
 ggets. 
 ). Or a 
 io of the 
 [old forth 
 TS to the 
 oting the 
 d to par- 
 5 to that 
 I, etc. fine 
 
 don, 1G52 
 and arc in 
 •se of F 2. 
 lie niunes of 
 (1 Greenhill 
 ition as that 
 
 esimile of 
 
 Harris, on 
 
 tn the ori- 
 
 \ond. 1872 
 
 jeing the 
 
 Pattern 
 
 efective 
 
 ;ly slicw 
 
 well the 
 
 facsimile 
 
 in 1872 
 
 It may bo 
 
 Hills, iu- 
 
 ND, COU- 
 
 "Written 
 brought 
 feet copy, 
 
 on, 1682 
 
 ppingpen, 
 ts wc infer 
 on the Inst 
 t amusing 
 
 229 
 
 A Map of, [with 
 
 Bibliotlieca Historica 
 
 1902 New England and New York, 
 description of New England and New Netherland, on the 
 back] 19j hi/ 15 incites. 
 
 Sold by T. Basset in Fleet street, London, [1690 ?] 
 T'liis map appears to be enlarged from that of De Laet of 1625. The 
 Connecticut llivcr is fairly indicated, but Lake Iroquois is placed east 
 of it. The Indian tribes are mostly lcx;atcd. 
 
 1903 New England. Nova Anglia Septentrionali Amoricse 
 iinplantata Anglorumque coloniia florentiassitua Geogra- 
 phice Descripta a Job. Baptista Ilornan. 22^ by 19 inches, 
 coloured, Jlne and clean. Norimbergce, [170?] 
 
 This large and well-engraved map will extract a smile from any geo- 
 grapher. The dividing line between New F>nglnnd and New Nedcr- 
 land extends from the St. Lawrence, through the middle of Lake 
 Champlain to Ticonderaga, and thence a little cast of south to the 
 iicad of Narragansctt Bay ! Connecticnt Kiver is in the right place, bnt 
 Lake Champlain, and Iroquois Lake (Lake George), are east of it. The 
 Mt. Lawrence river bounds both New England and New York on the 
 North. Seneca Lake is about CO miles West of the Hudson, and has 
 an outlet into the Hudson, called Esopus river. There is no Connec- 
 ticut or Khodc Island Colojiy, and Massachvset is laid down as a tribe 
 of Indians. 
 
 1904 NEW ENGLAND (A Map of). Tins Plan of the 
 British Dominions of New England in North America, 
 composed from actual SurveyH, i.s dedicated to the several 
 General Assemblies or Legislatures of the Province of 
 Massachusetts Bay, of the Province of New Hampshire, of 
 the Collony of Connecticut, and the CoUony of Khodo 
 Island, by William Douglas, M.D. 40 by 36 inches, mounted, 
 good clean copy, excessively hare. 
 
 Published by the Executors of Br. William Boughs of 
 Boston in New England, from his original Draft. 
 Engraved by It. TV. Scale, {^London, 1750?] 
 On this rarest of all the early maps of New England all tlie townslii|)s of 
 Massachusetts, Connecticut, Khodc Island, and New Hampshire arc laid 
 down as far as then granted. Maine is designated as I'roviiii'ial un- 
 appropriated Lands of Miussachusetts Bay. In the west of Connecticut 
 is laid down the Oblong. In Vermont only two townships are granted. 
 
 1965 New England. Strictures on the Kev. Mr. Thatcher's 
 Pamphlet, entitled Observations upon the State of the 
 Clergy of New Euglaud, with Strictures upon the ]'o\vcr 
 of dismissing them usurped by some Churches. By 
 J. S , a Layman, fine copy, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 8" Benjamin Edes and Son, Boston, 1784 
 
 1966 New England, and her Institutions. By one of her Sons 
 [Jacob Abbot], cloth. 8" Sceley, London, 1S;{5 
 
 1967 New Euglaud. The Testimony and jAdvico of a number 
 of Laymen respecting lieligion and the Teachers of it. 
 Addressed to the Pastors of New England [signed by J. F. 
 as Moderator], y?«e copy, uncut. 8'* Boston, 17 13 
 
 1968 New Granada and Venezuela. [A Map.] Castilia Avri- 
 fera cvm Viciuis Provinciis, 11 J by inches. 
 
 H^yffiicf, Lovanii, 1597 
 
 ■Mm 
 
 
 :;i3l , 
 
 fr 
 t'r'. 
 
 '.■J ■ ■ 
 
 ilir: 
 
 '.:% 
 
230 Bibliothcca Oeographica 
 
 19G9 Newfouttdland. A Chart of the Soa Coast of New 
 Found Land, Now Scotland, Now England, New York, New 
 Jersey, with Virginia and JVlaryland, 22^ by 171 inches. 
 
 Richard Mount and Tho. Page, London, [1710 ?] 
 
 1970 New IlAMrsiiinE. A JouknaIi op Tuayels from New 
 Hampshire to Caratuck on tho Continent of North 
 America. By Gcorgo Keith, very fine large and clean copy, 
 SCAUCE. 4" Joseph Downing, for Brah. Ayltner, London, 17UG 
 
 1971 New-Hampshire (Proceedings of tho Legislature of) on 
 tho Important Subjects [the Conduct of llichard Evans and 
 Clifton Clngott, late Justices of the Supreme Court,] re- 
 ferred to in tho Governor's [John Taylor Gilmau's] Speech, 
 at tho Opening of the Special Session, October 27, 1813 : 
 with the Yeas and Nays in both Branches on accepting the 
 Keports of the several Committees, a/cio letters gone, 
 scarce. 12" George Hough, Concord, Nov. 1813 
 
 1972 NEWiiA:^iPsninE. An Address to the Inhabitants of tho 
 Towns and Parishes in the State of Kewhanipshire, parti- 
 cularly those which are vacant ; from tho Convention of 
 Ministers at their Annual Meeting at Concord Juno 1791, 
 
 Jlne clean copy, scarce. 8" George Hough, Concord, 1791 
 From this curious local production it would appear tliat in New Ilanip- 
 
 sliiro a town is reckoned vacant when it has not a Congregational 
 
 Minister settled therein. 
 
 1973 NEWHAMrsiiiHE. CATinoLL County, New Hampshire, 
 Topographical Map of, from Surveys under H. F. Walling 
 [with plans of villages and views of i)rivate residences], 
 3S hyZ^ inches, coloured, fine copy, clean. New York, 1801 
 
 1971! New ILvMi'sniuE. Coos CouxiT, New Ilampshire, To- 
 pograjjliical IMap of, from Surveys under U. F, AValling, 
 41 by 03 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 SCAUCE. Pearl Street, N.Y. 1804 
 
 1975 New IIoLTiAND [A Map of]. Hollandia Nova detecta 
 104-1. (Laudt nan P. Nuijts op gedaan met hot gulden 
 zeepaerdt uau Middelburyh, 10 Januarij, Anno 1027 — 
 Terre de Diemcns decouvertc le 24 Novcmbre, 1012.) 
 191 by 15 inches, scarce. Thcvenot, Paris, 1003 
 
 1970 New Holland. Kaart van Nicuw Holland, Nieuw 
 Guinea, en cmlifrgcndo Eilaiidcii, behoorcnde tot de door 
 lict Proviuciaal Utrechtsch Geuootschap bekrooudo Ver- 
 handcling van li. G. Bonnet cu J. van Wyk, lOi bg 
 25 inches, fine, and very important. 
 
 J. De Vos ct Co. Dordrecht [1827 ?] 
 
 1977 New Jersey. TorooRAi'iiiCAL Map of the Siatk of 
 New Jersey, with the Vicinities of New York and Phila- 
 delphia, and most of the State of Delaware, from the State 
 Geological Survey and the U.S. Coast Survey, etc. [with 
 plans of cities, towns, and villages] On large sheets, 
 each 2S by 32 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 SCARCE. " //. G. Bond, Minor St. Phila. 1801 
 
it of New 
 rork, New 
 inches. 
 I, [1710 r] 
 from New 
 of North 
 clean copi/, 
 ndon, 17UG 
 ure of) oil 
 Evans and 
 [;!Jourt,] re- 
 's] Specf'li, 
 27, 1S13 : 
 ■opting the 
 yonCf 
 
 Nov. 1813 
 ants of the 
 lire, parti- 
 vcntion of 
 Funo 1791, 
 cord, 1791 
 New Ilanip- 
 ngrcgatioual 
 
 Fampshire, 
 r. Wulliug 
 ?siclcncea], 
 rorJc, ISOl 
 jshirc, To- 
 AValling, 
 
 IT. 18Gi 
 va tletecta 
 3t gulden 
 o 1027— 
 re, 1012.) 
 (iris, 1003 
 d, Nicuw 
 
 t de door 
 ndo Vcr- 
 
 , lOi b>/ 
 
 [1827 ?] 
 St.vtk of 
 nd Phila- 
 tlio State 
 tc. [witli 
 jc sheet. <!, 
 
 ila. ISGl 
 
 Bibliothcca llistorica 231 
 
 1978 Now Ipswich (INIap of), based upon tlic original plot of tho 
 town by Augustus A. Gould, ](5 by\l\ inches. Boston, 1851 
 
 1979 New Jersey. Tho Trovinee of New Jersey, divided 
 into East and AVest, coininouly called tho Jerseys, 22i by 
 30,} inches, coloured, fine and clean, 
 
 scarce. William Faden, London, Dec. 1, 1777 
 
 On the mnp are many boundary linc8 and this note : This maj) has been 
 (b-awn fur the survey made in 1769 by order of tho Commissioners 
 npiiointed to settle the ])artiti()n-biie between the rrovincea of New 
 York and New Jersey, by JJurnard Hatzer, etc. 
 
 1980 Nkw Jersey. A Brief Account of the Province of East 
 Now Jarsey, in America. Published by the Scots Pro- 
 prietors having interest tliere. 4" John Iteid, Edlub. 1GS3 ; 
 
 8" Reprinted, Morrisania, N.Y. 1RG7 
 
 A small edition of only 2,5 copies, handsomely reprinted by that inde- 
 fatigable antiquary Air. Henry B. Dawson, from the excessively rare 
 original in the ])ossession of Mr. Barlow of New York. 
 
 1981 New Mexico. IVl apa GeogriKico del Gobierno de la 
 Nucva Granada 6 Nuevo Mexico con las Provincias do Na- 
 bajo y Moqiii. Por D. Juan Lopez, \o\ by Hi inches, 
 SCARCE, fine copy. Madrid, 1795 
 
 With many historical and geographical notes. This copy is from the 
 Humboldt collection, and is probably the very copy he had with him in 
 1804, at Washington, when he ])rimed JclTerson on the local geography 
 of that vast interior country, and which enabled Jefferson to draw up 
 Ids admirable instractioiis to Lewis and Clarke and to Zebulon IMkc. 
 
 1982 New Nederland. Kaart van Nicuw Nederland, bo- 
 hoorendo tot do hoor hot Proviuciaal Utrochtsch Genoot- 
 schap bokroondo verhandeling, van E. G. Bennct en J. 
 van Wyk, 19 i by IS inches, fine and 
 
 important J. de Vos ^ Co. Dordrecht, [1827 ?] 
 
 1983 New Netherl.vnd. Laws and Ordinances of New 
 Netherlaud, 1G38-7-1. Compiled and translated from the 
 Original Dutch Eccords in the Office of the Secretary of 
 State, Albany, N.Y., by E. B. O'Callaghan, only a limited 
 edition printed, valuable. 8° Albany, 18G8 
 
 1981 Newport. A Plan of the Town of Newport in Khodo 
 Island, surveyed by Charles Blaskowitz, Hi by 13 3- inches, 
 fine copy, scarce. 
 
 Willm. Faden, Charing Cross, Sept. 1st, 1777 
 
 1985 New Testament (The) in an Improved Version, upon tho 
 basis of Archbishop Newcome's New Translation, with a 
 corrected Text and Notes, /we copy, half 
 calf. 8" T. B. Wait and Co. 1809 
 
 198G New Testament. The Gospels according to St. Mat- 
 thew, St. Mark, St. Luke and St. John, translated into tho 
 Language of tho Esquimaux Indians on the Coast of Labra- 
 bor, by the Missionaries of the TJuitas Fratrum or United 
 
 Brethren, scarce. 
 
 12" London, 1813 
 
 
 n ' 
 
 
 
 ''I 
 
2.32 Bihliothcca Oeographica 
 
 19S7 New Woiild. Brkvis Exactaq. Totius Novi Oruts 
 eiusq. Insularum Descriptio, rooeiia a Joan. Bellcro edita, of 
 EXCESSIVE KABiTr, 5 by {j\ incJic8,Jlne and clean, with good 
 margins, Antverpen, 1554 
 
 This is Beltero's beautifully executed little elaborate woodcut map of 
 North nnd South America, that fust npiieiircd in his edition of Gomaru 
 nt Antwerp in 1554. It is seldom found with the book, nnd almost 
 never alone. It is bcfrjre tbo new hemisphere by liummiio in 155ti, and 
 is superior to that of Medina in 15 15. 
 
 1988 New Yobk. Nova Bclgica et Anglia Nova, an extraor- 
 dinary map, 20 ly 15i inches, Jine copy. [Amst. 1G40?] 
 New Ncdcrland in this map includes New Jersey, the whole of Connec- 
 ticut and half of Massachusetts. Lake Ontario fdls up New Hamp- 
 shire 1 ! 
 
 1989 New Yoiik. Pas-Kaart vando Zoo Kiistcn van Niew 
 Nedorland anders goiiaamt Niow York tii><Helion Itonseluard 
 Iloek en do Staateu Hook, 23 lij 20 inches, coloured, fine. 
 
 copy, SCAllCE. 
 
 Amsterdam, [1G70?] 
 
 Ill the marijin on a lar^c scale is " Do Nooid Rcvicr andcr II. Manhattas 
 oiT Iludsons liivier gciiamt in t' Groodt." 
 
 1990 New Youk. lioeenH edita totius Novi Bclgii in Ame- 
 rica IScptentrionali siti dclineatio cura et sumtibus Job. Conr, 
 Lotteri, 22./ hy 19 i inches, coloured, fine copy, but the view 
 of New York City cut out. August. Vind. [1720?] 
 
 1991 New York. A Drauglit of New York from the Hook 
 to New York Town, by Mark Tiddcman, 22 ^ by 18 inches. 
 
 J. Mount ^ T. Page, Tower Hill, London, [1730?] 
 
 1992 New Yobk. A Map of tlie Province of New York, 
 Ecduc'd from the largo Drawing of tliat Province, compiled 
 by order of Gov. Tryon, by Claude Joseph Sauthier, to 
 which is added New Jeusev, from the topographical Ob- 
 servations of C. J. Sauthier and 13. Eatzer, 22| by 28 
 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 
 SCARCE. W. Faden, London, Aug. 1, 177G 
 
 The entire Connecticut River is laid down from its source to its mouth, 
 with the names of all the towns on each side of it. Eastern Vennont 
 is divided into Cumberland County and Gloucester County, while the 
 Western half forms nearly half of Charlotte County, New York, that 
 is, Lake Champlain extends through the middle of this county, the rest 
 ill the Adirondacs. On the Hudson are laid down the Manors of 
 (Jortland, Livingston, Kcnssclacr, etc. The (Connecticut Oblong appears 
 as well as the several dividing lines of the Colonies. 
 
 1993 New York. A llcport of the Committee appointed by 
 the Directors of the Northern I:i!and Lock Navigation 
 Company, in the State of New York, to examine Hudson's 
 Iliver,^Me copy, uncut, EXCEssiVEr,T bare. 
 
 8" I'VoTO the Press of W. Burell, Albany, 1792 
 
 This very important geographical pajier is signed by IMtilip ychuyler, 
 
 Abraham Ten Broeck, Jacobus Van Schonhoven, Stephen Van Kcns- 
 
 sclaer, and Henry Quackenbosh. The benefits that the proposed internal 
 
 improvements will be to Vermont arc discussed. 
 
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 ourrd, fine 
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 while the 
 
 York, that 
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 Manors of 
 long a])pcars 
 
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 avigatioii 
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 ia«y, 1792 
 
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 )sed internal 
 
 Bibliotheca Uixtorica 2'>V,\ 
 
 190-4 New Touk. Proceedings of tho Corpurntitm of Now 
 York, on supplying the City with Pure and Wholesonio 
 Water : with a Memoir of JoRoph Browne, M D., on the 
 same subject, ffood copy, scarce. 
 
 S" John Furiiian, New York, 1790 
 
 1995 New York (A Map of the State of) By Simeon do Witt, 
 Surveyor General, contracted from his large Map of the 
 State, 27 by 22 inches, coloured, cut and mounted, 
 SCARCE. New York, 1801 
 
 199G New York. The Picture of, or the Traveller's Guide 
 through the Commercial Metropolis of the United States. 
 By a Gentleman residing in this City, clean copy, calf, 
 scAncE. 12" /. Riley ^ Co. New York, 1807 
 
 With a plan of New York city, engravid by Peter Maverick, and dated 
 1807. 
 
 1997 New York. The Picture of New York, and Stranger's 
 Guide through the (Commercial Emporium of the United 
 States, containing also a Description of the Environs, etc. 
 with plates and an excellent plan of the City, dated 
 
 1817. 12" A. T. Goodrich Sf Co. New York, 1818 
 
 1998 New York. Clinton County, New York, Map of, 
 from Surveys by A. Ligowsky, [with plana of villages and 
 views of reeidcuccs], 45 by 54 inches, coloured, fine clean 
 copy, scarce. Philadelphia, iSotj 
 
 1999 New York (Map of the Rail-Eoads of the State of) pre- 
 pared under the direction of the liail Eoad Commissioners, 
 185G, 29 by 22 inches. 
 
 2000 New York. A Topographical Map of Lewis County, 
 New York, from Surveys by A. Ligowtiky [wilh plans of 
 villages and views of residences] , 48 by 54 inches, coloured, 
 
 fine clean copy, scarce. Fhila. 18')7 
 
 2001 New YorK. No. 2 Map of the Boundary between the 
 States of New York and Connecticut with the adjacent 
 Territory. Samuel D. Backus, J. Tarbell, Commissioners, 
 21i by 3G iiiches. Albany, 1857 
 
 
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 Prepared iVom llic ()ri<;iiiiil l{el urns iimlor the 
 
 Direeliou of lion. Joel T. llendley, Secrelarv 
 
 of Stnto, by Franklin li. llouij;li, Supcriutcnu- 
 
 c'ut of llio tVnsuH, half morocco, 
 
 valuable folio, Albanj/, IS')? 
 
 200U New York. Book of ]'\)nn8 adapted to tlio Code of 
 
 Proeodiiro. S" Albany, 18(U 
 
 2001 Now Vork (Colton's Railway and Township Map of tlie 
 
 Slate of), with I'arts of tlio adjoining Stales and Canada, 
 
 'J7 In/ 21 inchm, colourcil. New YorTc, 18(32 
 
 200') New Vork. J)raft of a Civil Code for the State of New 
 
 York, ])ropar('d by tlio Connuishionora of the Code and 
 
 subiuilleil to the .Judfj;cs and others for Exatnination, ])rior 
 
 to Ke-oxaniination by tlic Coniinissioners. H" ytlhaiii/, LS(J2 
 
 200(5 Ni;w Yoinc Cam;nj)AR of lIisrouiCAri JMAsrsciiii'Ts 
 
 relating to tlie War of the J^cvolution in tiie Odioo of the 
 
 Scerctary of State, Albany, 2 vols, cloth. 4" Albany, 18G8 
 
 Tlie aliovc title f^ivos a I'mIso idea of tlic iniportnncc nnd valuo of these 
 exirlli'iit 1111(1 liuj;c voimiR's. Insleml of ln'ing a Caldular of the 
 I'lipers aulhoii/.iil In- the Senate ti» lie lu-iiiteil, they arc the papers 
 tbeniselves f;ivcn in full, with many Maps and a glorious index. 
 
 2007 New Yi nic City. Longworlh's American Almanack, 
 New Y k Hcgister and City Directory for the Twenty- 
 I'ourth Year of American Independence, ^^'oc^/ <?o;)y, scarce. 
 
 12" John a Totten, New York, 1799 
 
 2008 New York City. Longworth's American Almanac, New 
 York lie<,'i!<ter, and C^ity Directory; for the Tiiirty-secoiii! 
 year of American J lulcpendence. S" iVVw lo//' 18' 
 
 2009 Nkw YoiiK Cii Y during the American ]?evoluti.'i». It 
 n Collection (»f Original Papers now lirst ])ubi 
 
 the Manuscripts in the possession of the . cautile 
 Library Association of New Y''ork City. Flan of Nev 
 York, 1700. Larr/c paper, tncut, scarck. 
 
 1" Priralcly Vrlniedfor the Association, 180 1 
 
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 liibliotheca Ifisforica 235 
 
 2010 Nkw Zeat,and. Niouw Zoeland ontdckt <loor Tnsnmn 
 1012. (Slillo Ziiid /oc. No. 2.) [A l.uj,'o Map, 241 /'.'/ 
 19 inches, conlaim'nt/ in it the Map of New Zeulaml, 1(3 bi/ 
 U inches. \Am8t. 1820 ? J 
 
 2011 Nifarngua (Map of), NhowinK 'tt* iVpartinontal i)ivi- 
 sioiis and ProjoitiHl Houtos of InlcnKTaiiic Conitnunioa- 
 tion, Ity i'i. (r. S(|uit'i', Is.jl, \'.\\ In/ II inchra, sctu-ce, 
 
 2012 Noordol^ko Vs/.co ( Kaarl, iUt) volj^ona dii waarnoiuiii- 
 gcn van vrocgcro Ni'ilcrlandsilic Zcvlicdcn, Do West ku«t 
 van Nova Zcinbla vorhcleivd naar Ka|il:. huit. Litku in 
 182.'{. [Holonging to IJunnut and \'an Wvk's IVizo Troa- 
 tiHc], 2(57>// 20 i,ichr.t. J. do I'os 4' Co. Donlrtcht, lS27 
 
 20i:{ Noraiiuidio (Lt! Diu'Ik; i-l (JonvornciiiiMit do) diviso on 
 llaulocL Bas80 Normandio, on divers I'aypi ct par Evcehez, 
 avc'c lo (iDUvi'i'MiMMont (Scncral dii lla\ ro ile (Jraco. Par 
 II. Jaillot, 21i bi/ ID inchex, coloured. 
 
 P. Mortiev, Amsf. [1700 :] 
 
 2011 NoiiMANDV. Carlo Nonvel'.e dos Costos do Norniandie 
 ot do IJiTtau;uo dopnis lo Havre do (iraeo jnsiines a Morlaix 
 ou Ton voit lea Isles Voisines, l*or(s do Mur, Bancs do 
 Sable, liotdiers, ete. a rTaage d(^3 Armees dn Koy de la 
 (iraiide Hreta^iie. I'ar K; S' llninuin de lloogo, 37 by 23 
 inches, coloured, fne and clean, scarce. 
 
 Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, 1(593 
 
 2015 NoiiMANDY. I. Carte I'arlieuliere des Coste.s do Nor- 
 niandie depnis Diep|)0 justiu'a la |)oinle do la Peroeo en 
 Bedsin. 2'"" Carlo I'ariiculiere, etc. eontenant los Costos 
 dii Coteutin, etc. lea Islea do Jerzey, Orenczey, Cera, et 
 Anrigny, etc. Jlne and clean, scarce, 2 Maps, one 33 by 23, 
 the other 31 by 22 i inches, coloured. 
 
 Pierre Mortier et Compaynie, Amsterdam, [109(5 ?] 
 
 2010 NoftTU Amkuica. Nova Tabula (leographica eomplee- 
 tcna IJorealiorein Anieriojo Varteni, in (pia delineatas aunt 
 Canada, Nova Scotia, Nova Anylia, Novum Beigiutn, l*en- 
 sylvauia, Virginia, Carolina et Terra Nova cum omnibua 
 LittorumPulvinorumquoProfunditatibna,aNicolaoYi8scher, 
 l8i- by 22} inches, coloured, scarce and Jlne copy. 
 
 Amst. [1075?] 
 A beautifully cngrnvcd map, nnd very elaborate, but all askew. Tlio 
 Lakes and tho St. Lawrence occupy the centre, I<akes ('hanii)lai» and 
 f icorfre are in the middle of New Kn;;land, cast of the Connecticut 
 Uiver, and other towns, rivers, and lakes to match. Vermont is laid 
 down as Almouciii. 
 
 JO 17 North America. L'Amcrique Septentrionalo dresae'o sur 
 lea Observations do M'" do rxAcademie Koyale dea Sciences, 
 etc. par N. Sanson, 23 by 17. i inches, coloured beautifitlli/, 
 and heiyhtened with gold, Amsterdam, [1(595 ?] 
 
 On this valuable map are indicated Hic routes of the early navigators, as 
 Cortes in 15.54, Drake, O. Van Noort, de Mendona, and others. The 
 boundaries of the Englisii, French, and Spanish Colonies arc also 
 attcmi')iHl, The great Lukes and the Mississippi are fuirly laid down. 
 
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 2018 NuHTii Amehica. Amerique Septentrioualc diversee en 
 seB priucipalcs parties ou sont distiiigu^s los Estats suivant 
 qu'ils oppartiennent aux Franqoia, Castillaua, Anglois, 
 Sucdois, Danois, Hollandois. Par le S. Sanson, 34 by 21 
 inches, coloured, Jine and clean. Hubert Jaillot, Faris, 1G92 
 
 A very curious map, mnnufnctured from a French point of view. From 
 Carolina to tho Grand Bank is called Mer do Canada ; Lake Erie 
 extends into Virginia. The Mississippi Uiver has not yet been found, 
 and consequently there is no Louisiana, but Florida for the Spanish 
 holds its place. Canada is out of ail proportion, and the Knglish Colonies 
 arc nestled together along the coast. 
 
 2019 North America. L' Amerique Septentrionale dresse sur 
 Ics Observations de M""*. do rAcadcmio Eoyale des Sciences, 
 par N. Sanson, 23 by 17^ inches, coloured, Jine and 
 
 clean. Pierre Morticr, Amst. [1G9G] 
 
 2020 NoKTu America. A New and Accurate Map of, wherein 
 tlic Errors of all preceding British, French, and Dutch 
 Maps respecting the rights of Great Britain, Franco and 
 Spain, and the Limits of each of His Majesty's Provinces 
 are corrected, by Huske, cut, and mounted on canvas, scakce 
 AND VALUABLE, 20 by 16 inches coloured. 
 
 B. Sf J. Dodsley, Pall Mall, 1755 
 
 Contains the names of all the French forts and trading stations through- 
 out the great Valley of the Mississippi, or old Louisiana and Canada. 
 
 2021 NouTH Amebica. A Map of the British Colonies in 
 North America, with the Roads, Distances, Limits and 
 Extent of the Settlements, by Jno. Mitchell, on G sheets, 
 each 19 by 2Gi inches, coloured. 
 
 For the Author, by Jcjfery Sf Fadcn, London, 1755 
 
 2022 North Amebica. Carte Mouvelle de 1' Amerique Ang- 
 loise contenant le Canada, la Nouvelle Ecosse ou Acadie, 
 les treize Provinces unies, avec la Floride, par Matthieu 
 Albert Letter, a very curious map, made in favour of the 
 French claims, 19 by 23^ inches, coloured, fine and 
 
 dean. Augsbourg, [1755 ?] 
 
 New Hampshire herein is carried slap up to the east side of Lake Champ- 
 lain, and corners on to the St. Lawrence a little below Montreal. Lake 
 George is given to Canada, and so is all western New York. 
 
 2023 NoBTn Amebica. A Map of the British and French 
 Dominions in North America, with the Koads, Distances, 
 Limits and Extent of the Settlements, by Dr. Jno. Mitchell 
 [Plans of Quebec, and other Towns], 4" sheets, each 19 Jy 
 2Gi inches, coloured, fine clean copy, scakce. 
 
 Covens and Mortier, Amst. [1756 f] 
 
 The Map hears the Certificate of John Pownall, Secretary, dated at the 
 Plantation OfVicc, Feb. 13, 1765. A great deal of historical and geo- 
 graphical information is recorded on this map, especially as to the 
 buundories of the several English Culonics. Copied from No. 2021, 
 
Bihliotheca Uistorica 
 
 237 
 
 to the 
 12021. 
 
 202'J! North America (Map of the British Settlements and the 
 United States of), from the Coast of Labrador to Florida, 
 intended to illustrate the Travels of Mr. Lambert through 
 those Countries, 15 b>/ 14i incites, coloured. 
 
 Cradock and Joy, London, Oct. 25, 1813 
 
 2025 North- America. Carte des Etats-Unis de I'Ameriquo 
 Septentrionale dreasee, par P. Tardieu, 19 % 13 i inches, 
 coloured. Paris, IS 10 
 
 2026 North- America, Travels in [by George Philips], 
 woodcuts. 12" Dublin, 1821 
 
 2027 North-America (Map of), by J. Calvin Smith, (Map of 
 of the Gold Eegion, California), 19 by 21 inches, 
 coloured. Disturnell, JVeio York, 1850 
 
 2028 North-America (Map of), from the latest Authorities, 
 showing the Proposed Railroad Eoutes from the Atlantic 
 to the Pacific Oceans, 22 by 24 inches, coloured. 
 
 J. H. Colton Sf Co. New York, 1854 
 
 2029 North- American (The), and West-Indian Gazetteer, unth 
 two maps, fine copy, calf. 12" O. Robinson, London, 1770 
 
 2030 North- American and the West Indian Gazetteer, con- 
 taining an authentic description of the Colonies and Islands 
 in that part of the Globe, 2nd edition, fine copy, 
 
 calf. 12° London, 1778 
 
 This compact litt'd book was a second time printed for the use of officers 
 goin^ over during the American War. If all the book is as reliable as 
 the information given under the heading Bkistol in Rhode Island, it 
 might have afforded more amusement than instruction. " Bristol is 
 remarkable for the King of Spain's having a palace in it, and being 
 killed there." Shade of King Philip of Pokonoket and Mount Hope! 
 The book has two maps, one of North America, with table of the dis- 
 tances, and the other of the West Indies. 
 
 2031 Noetii-Ameuican. An Address to the Committee of 
 Correspondence in Barbadocs, occasioned by a late letter 
 from them to their Agent in London. By a North- American, 
 fine copy, uncut, vkut kake. 
 
 8" William Bradford, Philadelphia, 17GG 
 
 2032 North and South America [A Map of; entitled simply], 
 America noviter delineata, 11 by 11 inches. 
 
 M. Merian fecit, [Franckfort, 1G20?] 
 A very curious and elaborate map. Cape Horn and tiie Straits of Lcmaire 
 arc laid down, but only one of the great Lakes of North America. 
 
 2033 North Carolina. A Compleat Map of, from an actual 
 Survey, by Capt. Collet, Governor of Fort Johnston, en- 
 graved by J. Baily, 28 i by 43 inches, fine copy, 
 
 SCARCE. S. Hooper, London, May 1, 1770 
 
 2034 North Carolina. The Journal of the Proceedings of 
 the Provincial Congress of North Carolina, held at Halifax, 
 on the Fourth day of April, 1776, published by Authority. 
 Nowbem, 1776. Reprinted in pursuance of a resolution, 
 etc. fine copy, scarce. 8" Lawrence and Lemay, Baleigh, 1831 
 
 
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 2035 North CAROfiiNA. Eastcra Portion of the Military 
 Dep<artment of North Carolina, compiled from the best 
 authorities in the War Department, 28 ^ btf 41 indies, clean, 
 a very important map. Washington, 1862 
 
 2030 NouTii Sea, Vera delincatio Maris lusularum Por- 
 tiiuin et littorum IScpteutrionaliuia ab laaula Toxar per 
 fVetutn Nassoviacuin sen Arcticuiu in Marc Tartaricutn 
 ultra flumeu Obi pi'otensa, etc. (VVaerachtighe afbeel- 
 dingho van alle de custen havens, etc. van't lant van Toxar 
 Pitsora, Vaygats, etc.) 21 Ay 11 inches, Jine copy, 
 scarce. Jan Huyyen van Linschoten, [^Amst.'\ 1599 
 
 2037 North Yarmouth {Maine), liesult of Ecclosiaatical 
 Council, IMay 3, 1S22. Daniel Dana, Moderator, with 
 Mti. corrections, scarce, and the source of a beautiful eccle- 
 siastical muddle not easily settled. 8" {^Portland, 1822] 
 
 2038 Nonxii-YAnMOUTii {Maine.) Letters to a Friend, ou 
 Ecclesiastical Councils, Discipline and Eellowship ; Com- 
 prizing a History of the late Disseutions in North Yar- 
 mouth, (Muiue), uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" At the Mirror Office, Portland, 1824 
 The questions involved in this ecclesiastical triul urc curious and uf gene- 
 ral interest out.-iidc tlic local quarrel. 
 
 2039 Northmoro (Thomas) Washington, or Liberty Eestored, 
 a Poem in Ten Books [with many historical, political, and 
 biographical notes], scarce. 
 
 12" John Vance ^ Co. Baltimore, 1809 
 
 2010 Norton (Kaart van den Mond van) en van de Engte van 
 Bhering toouende de meest Oostelijke Kaap van Asi'eu 
 en den meest Wcstlijkcn Uithoek van Amerika, 15 by 12 
 inches, showing Bhering^s Straits, Alaska, and the routes 
 of Navigators. [1780 ?] 
 
 2011 Norvegia Eegnum divisum in buos Dioocescs Nidrosi- 
 cnsem, Bergensem, etc. ct Pricfecturam Bahusiae per E. de 
 Wit, 19^ by 23 inches, fine copy. [Amst. 1710 ?] 
 
 2012 Norway. Norvegia Kegnum divisum in suos Diceccses 
 Nidrosiensem, Bergensem, Opaloensem et Stavangriensem 
 ct Prajfecturam Bahusia), etc. par E. do Wit, 19^ by 23 
 inches. Coloured, fne and clean copy, with MS. notes, 
 
 Amst. [1700 ?] 
 
 2013 Notes on some of tlie questions decided by the Board 
 of Commissioners under the Convention with France, of 
 4th July, 1831, [relative to the French Spoliations on 
 American Commerce. By John K. Kane.] 8° Philad. 1836 
 
 2011 Notes on the Sea Shore, or Random Sketches, in re- 
 lation to the ancient town of Hull, its settlements, its in- 
 habitants, its political institutions ; the fisheries, to Ply- 
 mouth, Cohasset, Hingham, Weymouth, Squantum, Quincy, 
 etc. by the " Shade of AldeJi," woodcut. 8" Boston, 1848 
 
 2Q15 Nova Scotia, An Account of the Present State of, clean 
 copy, calf. 8" William Creech, Edinb. 1786 
 
Military 
 tlie best 
 hes, clean, 
 yton, 1862 
 ruin Por- 
 Coxar per 
 'artaricuni 
 be afbeel- 
 vau Toxar 
 
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 and of gene- 
 
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 u of, clean 
 
 Unb. 17SG 
 
 Bihliotheca Jlistorica. 239 
 
 2046 Nova Scotia and Cape Britain (A Now Map of), with 
 tbo adjacent parts of New England and Canada, coiuposcd 
 from a great ninnbor of iictual Surveys, cte. fine copy, 
 scarce, 2i 6y 18 inches, coloured. 
 
 Thos. JrJJeri/s, London, May, 1755 
 
 2047 Nova Scotia. Letters from Nova Scotia and New 
 Brunawick, illustrative of their Moral, Religioua and Phy- 
 sical Circumstances, during 1826-1828, boards, vncttt. 
 
 12" Ediuhuryh, 1829 
 
 2048 Novvs Orbts Rf.oionvm ac Insvlautm Veteribua 
 Incognitarvm vna cvm Tabvla Cosmographica et aliquot 
 alija eonsimilis argument! libellisJ, nunc nouia nauigationi- 
 bua auctua, quorum onniium catalogus sequent! patebit. 
 pagina Adiccta est hvic postremae editioni Nauigatio 
 Caroli Ca?saria auspicio in comitijs Augustanis institula, 
 U'ith the rare large map of the world, fine larr/e copy in old 
 calf. ft)!. Basilea: apiid Jo. Ilcrrayivm, 1555 
 This larfic collection of Voyn^ics, compiled liy J. llutticli, and edited 
 
 by Simon (iiynaMis, witli a Gcojirajihiciil rretiice by Sebastian Mnen- 
 sier, all of the old Univorsity of Basic, at the expense of Jo. Ilerva- 
 gins, a linsle pnblishcr, should find a jilace in every public lilnaiy, 
 inaanuich as the original editions of the l'a])crs of which it is made np, 
 arc now almost unfindable. Considering the date of the first edition 
 of 1 532, the reader slionld study some of the voyages with both his 
 eyes oiien, the one to detect the mistranslations and the other the mis- 
 conceptions of inland geograjihcrs, who misread the reports of the navi- 
 gators. The volume contains, 1. The voyage." of Cadamosto down the 
 coast of Africa in 1454-1455; 2. The first three voyaires of Columbus, 
 1492-1498; 3, Of Vincent I'inzon to IJrazilin 1499; 4. The four voyages 
 of Vespucci, 1497-1.")04; 5. Of Tedro Alvarez Cabral, I.'SOO-ISDI; 
 6. Letter of King Emanuel to Leo X respecting the discoveries of the 
 Portuguese in India, 151. 'I; The Voyages of Varthema; 7. Description 
 of the Holy Land, in the i;Uh century, by Hrocard; 8. The Kelation of 
 Josejih the Indian; 9. The three works of Marco Polo; 10. Ilaython's 
 account of the Tarfars; 11. Snrmutia, by Muthew Miechow; 12. Mus- 
 covic, by Paulus Jovius; 13. Peter Martyr's newly discovered Islands; 
 14. Stella on the Anti([uities of Prns.sia; 15. Letter of Maximilian of 
 Transylvania, Secretary of Charles V, to the Cardinal of Salt/.burg, 
 dated Oct. 24, 1522, giving an account of the voyages of Magellan, 
 1519-1.522; 16. The Helations of Fernando Cortes; 17. Two letters 
 respecting the Gosjk'I among the Indians; 18. Letter from " Mexico in 
 Iluketan"; 19. N. Ilerborn's Epitome of the Conversion of the Indies. 
 The last four are not in the editions of 1532 or 1537. The Map, 
 though by the great geograi>her Muenster, is much behind time, and 
 brings the progress of discovery down only to about 1510. 
 
 2019 Nuix (Giovanni) KiflesHioni Imparziali sopra I'llmanitti 
 degli Spagiuioli nell'lndio contro i pretotii Filosofi e Poll- 
 tici per serviro di lume alio Storie do' Signori Kaynal "e 
 Kobertson 12'; rcnezia, 1780 
 
 2050 NuMMi Britannic! Ilistoria : or ati historical Account of 
 English Money, from the Conquest to the uniting of the 
 Kingdoms. With popular descriptions of each Piece, 
 with cuts of the more ancient. 8" W. MraJotcs; Lond. 1726 
 On page 105 begins the descriptions of the New England i)inc tree coin.s, 
 various shillings, sixpences, and threepenny bits, all same date, 1C52, 
 On the next page follows an aeeoimt t>f llie Maryland coins. 
 
 
 
 
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 2051 liSGU^^lBOOKlAK (Henry) Memoirs of II. Obookiah, 
 a Native of Owhyhee and a Member of the 
 Foreign Mission School, portrait, calf. 
 12° Eihon Hart, Elizabeth Town, N. J. 1819 
 
 2052 Observations on a Variety of Subjects, Literary, Moral 
 and Religious, in a Series of Original Letters.'by a Gentle- 
 man of Foreign Extraction, who resided sometime in Phila- 
 delphia, [Rev. M. Duche, or Tamoc Caspipina]. 
 
 12° John Dunlap, Phil 1774 
 
 2053 Observations on the Reflections of the Right Hon. Ed- 
 mund Burke on the Revolution in France, in a Letter to 
 the Right Hon. the Earl of Stanhope, [with an American 
 Preface by a Lady]. 8° Thomas Sf Andrews, Boston, 1701 
 
 2054! OcAMPO (Diego Gomez de) [^Begin] Senor, El Sargento 
 Major D. Diego Gomez do Ocampo, Primer Castellano del 
 Fuerte y Puerto do la Concepcion, Rio de S. Joan, Provin- 
 cia de Nicaragua dize. [A Petition to the King setting 
 forth his services and praying for further employment and 
 rewards. The Petition is followed by a Certificate from 
 el Capitan Don Lorenzo de Montufar, Sccretario de Camara, 
 etc. recounting and attesting Ocampo's services], 2 leaves 
 of the highest rarity. folio, [Ooatetnala, 1G76] 
 
 2055 Occum (Sampson, an Indian) A Sermon at the E.xecu- 
 tion of Moses Paul, an Indian, who was executed at New 
 Haven, ou 2nd Sept. 1772, for the Murder of Mr. Moses 
 Cook, late of Waterbury on 7th Dec. 1771, Preached 
 at the desire of said Paul, uncut. 
 
 8° Northampton, (Mass.), 1801 
 
 2056 Oceania. Oceanic ou Cinquieme Partie du Monde com- 
 prenant I'Archipel d'Asie, I'Australasie, la Polynesie, etc. 
 par H. Brue, 30^ 6y 21 inches, coloured, fne copy. 
 
 Paris, 1814 
 
 2057 Octavius Cleophilus Phanensis Pocta venusti'-jimus de 
 Coetu Poetarum, cum marginarijs aductamentis, with a 
 woodcut border to title by Urse Qrajf. 
 
 4° Apud Joanna Frobenivm, Basil. Feb. 1518 
 
 2058 Odessa. An Account of Odessa, from the French, with 
 some reflections showing the benefits of the Trade of the 
 Black Sea to the United States of America, and the advan- 
 tages of a Commercial Treaty with Turkey. By an Ameri- 
 can, ^ne copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8° William Simons, Neioport, 1819 
 
 2059 Oexmclin (Alexandre Olivier) Ilistoiro des Avanturiers 
 qui se sent signaloz ^ 'ns les Indes contenant ce qu'ils out 
 fait de plus renmrqu jle depuis vingt ann^es avec la Vie 
 les ^loBurs, lea Cofitumes des Habitans do Saint Domingue 
 et do la Tfvrin'i^ frontispiece, maps and plates, 
 
 2 torn, in 1. 12° Jacques le Febure, Paris, 1688 
 
 l| 
 
Obookiali, 
 t)er of the 
 
 V. J. 1819 
 
 ry, Moral 
 a Gentle- 
 5 in Phila- 
 
 VUl. 1774 
 lion. Ed- 
 Letter t») 
 American 
 ston, 1791 
 
 Sargouto 
 ;ellano del 
 n, Provin- 
 ag setting 
 rracut and 
 eate from 
 le Camara, 
 , 2 leaves 
 ala, 1G76] 
 he Execu- 
 d at New 
 Ir. Moses 
 
 Preached 
 
 rM.). 1801 
 mde com- 
 aesie, etc. 
 
 aris, 1814 
 jimus do 
 with a 
 
 Feb. 1518 
 nch, with 
 de of the 
 le ad van - 
 n Ameri- 
 
 ort, 1819 
 anturiera 
 u'ils ont 
 ec la Vio 
 omingue 
 
 rw, 1688 
 
 Bihiiotheca Jlistorira 
 
 241 
 
 20C0 OfBco do In Soniainc Sainlc a Tusage do Tronic, on Laiiu 
 et en Francois, avoc IVxplicat ion (U's ('creinonii's do I'Egliso. 
 
 H" Fan's, 17S;t 
 
 20G1 Ofllcers. Bounly Lands to tlio Surviving OfTicerrtot tlio 
 late AVar, the Second of Indepondciicc, and to the widows 
 and cliildrcn of those wlio were killt-d in action or who 
 died in service or subsequent to thu war, 
 scarce. 12" W. Orattan, New York, 182G 
 
 20G2 Oiiro. A Topographical Descri[)tio]i of the State of 
 Ohio, Indiana Territory, and Louisiana. Comprehending 
 the Ohio and Mississippi Kivors, and a concise account of 
 the Indian Tribes ; to which is added the Journal of Mr. 
 Chas. lo Kayo wliile a Captive with the Sioux nation. IJy 
 a late Oiricer in the U. S. Army, scarce, with portraits of 
 two Iii(/ians and a deer. 12" Charles Williams, Boston, 1812 
 
 2063 Onio. Asht.vhula County, Ohio, Hakor's Majjof, from 
 Surveys by S. K. Godshalk, [with views of public buildings 
 and private residences], 52 by 52 inches, coloured, Jine copi/, 
 SCAIICE. Philadelphia, 18")(! 
 
 2001' Ouro. CoTiUMBiAN-v Couxtt, Orno, Map of, published, 
 surveyed and engraved by Carliart Mead and Co. [with plans 
 of villages and cities, and views of public buildings and pri- 
 vate residences], mounted on calico, IS bi/ 51) inches, 
 coloured. Philadelphia, Fa. ISOO 
 
 2065 Omcuos". Carte IMarino des Environs de I'lslc d'Oleron 
 SI Tusagc des Armees du Hoy do la Grande IJrotagiie. Par 
 le S'' liomain de llooge [with coK)ure(l views of La Ilochelle, 
 x'ort du IMarans, and Isle d'Oleron] IS^ bi/ 2'i\ inches, co- 
 loured, fine copy, scarce. F. Morticr, Amst. 169;J 
 
 2066 Oliphant (James) A Sacramental Catechism designed 
 for Communicants, Old and Young, wherein it is essayed 
 to explain the Uoctrine of the Two Covenants, etc. The 
 fourth edition. S" Daniel Carpenter, Newry, 177;? 
 
 2067 Oliva (Anello) Histoire de Pcroii. Traduite de I'Espagiiol 
 sur le inanuscrit inedit par jNI. II. Ternaux Compans, on 
 fine hand-made paper, cloth, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 12" F. Jonnet, Paris, 1857 
 
 2068 OfiA (t*KDno de, Natuml de los Infantes de Engol en 
 Chile) AiiAUCo uo.mauo, <[ue trata de las Guerras de Cliile, 
 a very rare Poem. S" Madrid, lOU.'i 
 
 2069 Oxis (Luis de) Memoir upon the Negotiations between 
 Spain and the United States of America, which led to the 
 Treaty of 1819, with a Statistical Notice of that Country, 
 translated from the Spanish, with Notes by Tobias Watkins, 
 fine copy, boards, scAnci':. S" Pichliny l.ucas, Baltimore, lS2l 
 
 2070 OiNTAUio CouJSTV, Ni:w Vohk, Map of, from Surveys 
 by S. N. Beers, C. E. [with |)lan of cities anil villages and 
 views of residences and public "buildings], 50 hy 00 inches, 
 coloured, Jinc clean copy, scAUCi;. Philadelphia, l!S."ilJ 
 
 2 1 
 
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 .1, V'«, 
 
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 U 
 
 n 
 
 
 
 
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 242 Bihliotheca Oeof/rap/iica 
 
 1.'071 Opinions of llio Judf^os oi" the Supreme Court of the 
 United States in tlio Cases of Smitlx vs. Turner, and Norria 
 vs. the City of Boston, delivered at December Term, 18 ts, 
 ^ne copy, uncut. 8" Washington, lS4i) 
 
 2072 Opposition (A Short History of the) during tlic last 
 Session of Parliament, the Third edition, 
 half roan. 8" T. CadeU, London, 1779 
 
 Relates partly to the Camjiaigns in America in 1777 and 1778, jiarticularly 
 on Long Island, in New York, and tlic Jersies. 
 
 207.'i OuDNANCK Instructions for the United States Navy, 
 Part I. The Preparation of Vessels of War for Battles. 
 Part II. The Equipment and Mancouvre of Boats, etc. 
 Part Il[. Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, Fourth edition, 
 plates, half morocco. 8" Washington, 18GG 
 
 2074 Oregon. M:ip of the United States Territory of Ore<jfoii, 
 West of the Rocky INIountains, exhibiting the Trading 
 Depots or Ports occupied by the Briti^4Il Hudson Bay 
 Company connected with the Pur Trade, com])iled by Wash. 
 Hood, 201 hy 17^ inches. Washinyton, 18;{S 
 
 2075 OuEooN. JNlap of tiie Oregon Territory, by tho U. S. 
 Ex. Ex. Charles Wilkes, Esq. Commander, ISII. (Colum- 
 bia Kiver reduced from a Survey made by tho U. S, Ex. 
 Ex. 1841) 31J by 22i inches. ' Washington, 1841 
 
 207(> OjtoANS. A Second Edition, with necessary Improve- 
 ments which now render the Sense entirely Plain, of tho 
 Lawfulness, Excellency and Advantage of Instrumental 
 Music in the Public Worship of God, but chiefly of Organs, 
 very scarce. 12" Andrew Steuarf, Philadelphia, 17GU 
 
 2077 ORTELIUS (xVijn.vuAM) Tjieatuum Ounis TEimAuuM, 
 [^Colophon.^ Auctoris aire et cura impressum absolutumquu 
 apud ^gid. Coppenium Diesth. Antverpia-, 1570 
 
 FuLST AM) Kxciissivici.Y RAUK KDiTioN. Tlicfc wcrc sevcral editions in 
 J^atin, Dnteli and (ierninn, liet\\ecn 1570 and 1600 with new maps, and 
 retouches of the ori)j;iniil ones, some dated, and others not, so that one 
 feels not entirely safe in investi{;atinjx the cnrlie.'it geo^raj^hy of America 
 till he can eye this original Latin edition of 1570. A thorough study of 
 Ortelius is of the hist inijiortanec to the student of the geography of the 
 western hcmisiihore. lie was ti l)il)lio^;niiiher, a cartographer, and an 
 nntiipiarian.as well as a good niatheniaticiau and geographer, and what 
 is of infinite importance to ns now. he gave his autliorilies. .Many ( f the 
 rampant errors that disturhand [inzzle us can he treed and flayed hy the 
 help of Ortelius. It was Ortelius' famous list of authorities that first 
 pave to Ilnmholdl the hint that llylacouiilus and WaMscemnllcr were 
 one ami the same ]ierson, the key to his investigations upon the St. Die 
 fraternity, and the Vespiuci voyages. When in 18t;2 that other valu- 
 able key, Walter Liid's OrbisS2>eculum,\mntc(l in 1507, was discovered 
 hy the writer, and found to disclose the secrets of several of the St. Die 
 b<K)ks. and when he could findnorccordof it elsewhere, he was delighted 
 to find that it had not escaped Ortelius. hut was recorded by him under 
 the title, Giai.tkiuis Lidovici:.". The bix)k by I^nd explained this 
 reference, and gave us still more confidence in the List though there are 
 other hooks recorded in it of which bibliographers yet know nothing. 
 
 
 \ 
 
t of tho 
 I Norrirt 
 11, 18 ts, 
 m, 1819 
 tho last 
 
 on, 1779 
 irticulaily 
 
 's Navy, 
 Battles. 
 
 ats, etc. 
 edition, 
 
 on, ISGU 
 
 Tra(liii}» 
 son Bay 
 ly Wash. 
 
 (on, inas 
 
 ho U. S. 
 (Cohiin- 
 U. S, Ex. 
 fon, 1811 
 Improve- 
 in, oflho 
 rumcntal 
 f Organs, 
 Jiia, 17G3 
 
 RTl.VKUM, 
 
 utinnquo 
 nicF, 1570 
 
 editions in 
 inaiis. and 
 ;<) that one 
 if Amerira 
 ;h stiuly of 
 njihy of tlic 
 licr. anil an 
 ■. and what 
 laiiy < f the 
 nyt'd liy tlio 
 that first 
 Imllor wi'vc 
 he St. Die 
 itlicr vahi- 
 (liscovcred 
 he St. Dit- 
 1.S delighted 
 J hin» under 
 |)Iained this 
 111 there are 
 Inothing. 
 
 Bihliotheea Historica 243 
 
 2078 Original Letters to an Honest Sailor [addressed to Vice 
 Admiral Vernon, and publishedbyhimscli'J, relating chiefly 
 to his expeditions to tho West Indies. 
 
 S" 11. Thomas, London, [1739-174G] 
 
 2079 Orlcanois (Qouvernemcut General dii Pays), 23 i hy 18 
 inches, coloured. F. do Wit, Amst. [1720?] 
 
 2080 Okleans County, New York, Map of, from SurA-eys by 
 Lightfoot and Geil, [with Plans of Medina and Albion,] 
 43 by 30 inches, coloured, Jine and clean, scarce. 
 
 rhiladelphia, 1852 
 
 2081 Osier (Edward) Tho Voyage ; a Poem written at Sea, 
 and in the West Indies, and illustrated by Papers on 
 Natural History, hoanh, uncut. S" London, 1830 
 
 2082 Otis (James) The Kiglits of tho British Colonies, asserted 
 and proved. 8" J. Almon, London, [1765] 
 
 2083 Otis' Letters in Defence of tho Hartford Convention, 
 and tho People of Massachusetts,^;?*? 
 
 copy. 8" Simon Gardner, Boston, 1824 
 
 2084 Otseqo County, Ni:w Yoiik, Maj) of, from Surveys by 
 C and B. C. Gates, [with many plans of towns and villages], 
 GO by 50 inches, coloured, Jine and clean copy, scahce. 
 
 Fhiladelphia, 1856 
 
 2085 Ouselcy (William Gore) Eemarks on the Statistics and 
 Political Institutions of tho Uniled States with some Ob- 
 servations on the Ecclesiastical System of America, etc. 
 hoards. h'^ Rodwell, London, 1832 
 
 20S0 Over-Yssel (La Seigncurio d') subdivisde en Trois 
 Parties, Sallant, Twonto, et Drento, par lo S^ Sanson, 
 ■ IG.j by 22 inches, coloured, Jine and clean. 
 
 J[. Jaillot, Paris, 1692 
 
 2087 Ovcr-Yssel. Transisalania Provincia, vulgo Over-Ysael 
 auctoro N. Ten Have emcndataa l\ do Wit, 21 hy 18 inches, 
 coloured. J. Cuvcns en C. Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700 ?] 
 
 2088 Ovor-Yssel, divise en Arrontlissemens et Cantons do 
 Justice do Paix par C. Van Baarsel et I'ils, [A Map from 
 the " Atlas du Koyaume des Pays-Bas,"] 30 by 22 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy. Amst. et La Ilaye, 1822 
 
 2089 Ovid, Seneca County, New York, [Map of the] Town 
 and Village of, by F. Erench, [with many views of private 
 residences], 46 by 35 inches, coloured, fine and 
 
 clean. Syracuse, N. Y. 1858 
 
 2090 Oxfohd. Tho Honor of the University of Oxford, de- 
 fended against the Illiberal Aspersions of E — d B — e, Esq. 
 with Pertinent Observations on the present Kebellion in 
 America, translated from the Original Latin of E. B — , D.D. 
 
 8° London, [1776] 
 
 .,.1:: 
 
 \ 
 
241 
 
 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 
 ivi i 
 
 iiODl (^(i^^;6v) AI)Uy\. Af,MM Palavini Cliorograpliiu IJartho- 
 loiuici JJrcddiic rccognita, 17J- bj/ 17 inches, 
 scarce. \Pailoca, 1700?] 
 
 201)2 Pacific Kailroad. Preliniiuury Map of 
 the AVealcrn Portion of the Keconnaissance 
 mul Survey for a PaciKt; liailroatl Itoutc near t]io35th Par. 
 Made by Capt. A. \V. Whipple, T. E, in 1853-1, with 
 Additions showing the route of the proposed Wiigon Itoad 
 from Eort Defiance to tlio Colora(h), efo. ISi bi/ 20 inches, 
 sc-AiiCK. Pulton ISdret, iV. Y. 1857-8 
 
 201)3 Paine (Emerson, of the Senior Class) An Oration before 
 the Students of Brown University, July 5, 1813, in Com- 
 uiemoratlou of the Anniversary of American Independence, 
 itncicf. 8" //. Majin ^ Co. Providence, IS 13 
 
 On Darkness juid democracy, wiih notices of the War of 1812 between 
 Kiiglaiid and tlic United States. TIic author favtairs a vigorons pro- 
 secution of ilie war, but protests apiinst tlie invasion of tlie (Janudas. 
 "Have lhc\j infringed upon our rights? Have ikey impressed our 
 Stamen ?" etc. 
 
 2091 Puinc (Thomas) Common Sense— Letters to tiio Abbe 
 Itaynal— iiights of Man (2 j)t9.) — Letter to the Addressers 
 on the late Proclamation — Miscellaneous Articles [Six 
 Pamphlets in 1 vol.] Portrait, a scarce collection. 
 
 b" London, 1792 
 
 2095 Paine (Thomas) The Ago of Keason, Part the Second. 
 
 8" Printed for the Booksellers, 179U 
 
 2090 Pahestina; sivo Terra) Promissionia in duodecim Tribus 
 partita) Eacics Vetus, etc. Accuranto Jo. Jilair, 22 bi/ IGj 
 inches. Bayley, Sculp, ii. d. 
 
 2097 Palestine [A Map of the] Terra Sancla qua) in Sacris 
 Terra Promissionia olim Palaestina [witli latitude and longi- 
 tude added in manuscrijit]. Scakck, 19 h/ 15 inches. 
 
 Ex ojfficina Guiljehni Blaeuxo, Ainstelodami, 1629 
 
 2098 Paltcstina [A ]\Iap of, from] lieichardi Orbia tcrraruni 
 antiquus, a D. Campio cditus, 13i bi/ 211 inches, f no 
 
 copi/. Norimberqce, 1818 
 
 2099 Palestine (L:i) par le Sr. d'Anvillo [A Map]. 17 by 15 
 inches, coloured. Aux Uuhries dit Louvre, 1707 en Juin 
 
 2100 Palkstink. Aardrykskiuidigo Staatsbesehryvendo en 
 Geschiedkundigc Kaart van Paiestina of het lloiligo Land, 
 door J. T. Assheton ; verbelerd door E. INIaaskamp onder 
 toezigt van J. Clarisse, 2G.i by 38 inches, fine copy of a 
 splendid map. E. Maasknmp, Amsterdam, 1828 
 
 2101 Palestine. Karte dcs Ileiligen Lawdes zum Gebrauch 
 dcr Biirger-und Landschulen nach den neuesteu lliJlfsmit- 
 leln entwarfen von A. \V. Miiller. Essen bci G. D. 
 Baedeker, 1830. Euulte berichtigte Ausgabe. 32 by 22 i 
 inches. JJusscldorjl 1830 
 
 m: 
 
I Ikrtlio- 
 iches. 
 I, 17U0?] 
 y Map of 
 imiasanco 
 35lh Tar. 
 3-4, with 
 fToii Koad 
 20 incheSf 
 Y. 1S57-S 
 on bcfoi'o 
 , in Com- 
 pondence, 
 
 iVl between 
 goroun pro- 
 ic C'uiuulas. 
 l>ressed our 
 
 the Abbe 
 Uldfes8t>r8 
 cics [Six 
 
 uhn, 1792 
 
 Second. 
 
 llcrs, 1791) 
 
 im Tribus 
 
 [22 ly IGJ 
 
 kulp. n. d. 
 in Sacria 
 
 and lougi- 
 
 clies. 
 
 lami, 1629 
 tcrraruni 
 
 Ine 
 
 r(/(e, 1818 
 i7 bij 15 
 7 en Juiii 
 veudo en 
 igo Land, 
 mp onder 
 copy of ti 
 hm, 182H 
 lebrauch 
 Hiilfsniit- 
 ei CI. B. 
 32iy22i 
 
 hrjl mm 
 
 Bibliotheca lUstorica 245 
 
 2102 Pahioalina (Karlo voji) nacli *\v\\ nouostcn Qiiollcn, vor- 
 ziiglich nach den JtobinsonschiMi UiitiTsuchungcn bourbci- 
 tct von II. Iviojxji't, hcrausgog(iben von I'rof. Dr. Carl Ritter 
 [with 3 nuirginal Maps and IMans of Arabia LVtnea, IMoiint 
 •Sinai, and Old Jerusalem]. 17 bij 22 ^ inches, colourcil, a 
 beautiful map. Berlin, lSi2 
 
 2103 Palfrey (John Gorliam, llidovian of New Enfjland) A 
 Discourse at lJarnstai)lo tlio 3ril So])t. 1839, at the colebra- 
 tion of tiio Second Centennial Anuiversarv of the Settle- 
 ment of Cape Cod [loi-al history] "S" Jtonfon, 18-10 
 
 2101 TALMEli (John) Tue Rkvolltion rx Nkw KMiLANO 
 JuSTii'iEO, and till! JVo|)le tiiero Vindicated from the 
 Aspersions cast upon tlieni by Mr. John I'almer in his 
 Pretended Answer to the Declaration pulilislied by the 
 Inhabitants of IJoston, and the Country adjacent, on the 
 day when they secured their late Oppressors, who acted by 
 an Illegal and Arbitrary Commission from the Late King 
 James, ^ne, lurge, clean and uncut copy, in best red morocco 
 cMra, hy W. Fratt, q/'excessivk EAurrr. 
 
 4" Joseph Brunning, Boston in New England, 1G91 
 
 2105 Palmer (John) A New Scheme of Short-Hand, being an 
 Improvement upon Mr. Byrom'a Universal English Short- 
 lland. 8" London, 1771 
 
 Tliis was Grcnvillc SlinqiViopy, ami has many of liis niiiiiuscript notes 
 on the margins, considcraltly eiiliaiiciii^ the value of the book. 
 
 2106 Palmer (Stephen of Needham) A Sermon occasioned by 
 the death of Calvin Whiting of Needham, who died at 
 Hartford in the State of Couuocticut, October 17, 1795. 
 Mi. 25, t^ood copy. 8" Samuel Elheridyc, Boston, 1795 
 
 2107 Papimau (Letters of) in which the Conduct, present 
 State, and IProspects of the American Congress are ex- 
 amined, half calf. S" J. Wilkie, London, 1779 
 
 2108 Pauayba (Urazil) Prajfectura) de Paraiba, et Kio 
 Grjinde, 21 by lOi inches, beautifully coloured, fine 
 
 copy. Amst. [l(M5?] 
 
 2109 Pauayba (in Brazil) Afbeclding der Stadt eu Eortrcs- 
 8eu van,) a map, 21 Ay 16 inches. 
 
 Clues Janss. Visscher, Amsterdam, [IGoO ?] 
 
 2110 Paragvay, d Prov. tie llio do la Plata cum rcgionibus 
 adiaccntibus locomau et S'". Crvz de la Sierra, 19 by l-lj 
 inches, fine copy. ludocus Ilondius, Amst. [1010?] 
 
 211 Paris (Plan de), Nouveau systemc, IMcthode Zugonbuhler 
 with a List of the Streets, etc. in the Margins,] 33i by 
 22j inches, coloured. A. Bernard, J'aris, 1858 
 
 2112 Parish (Sir AVoodbinc) Buenos Ayres and the Provinces 
 of el Rio do la Plata, their present state, trade, and reve- 
 nue, with some account from Original Documents of the 
 progress of Geographical Discovery iu those parts during 
 the last Sixty Years, [Author's own ])roof sheet co|)y, w ith 
 MS. notes.] 8" Murray, London, 1838 
 
 '.* \ v-l 
 
 !'5i 
 
 ilii 
 
m\ 
 
 
 
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 ;■ Hi. !| 
 
 'm 
 
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 210 Bihliothecn Ocographica 
 
 2113 Paur (Mumro) TIu! Kouto of Mr. M. Park from Pisania 
 on the llivor Oaiubiiv, to Silla on the Itiver Jolikn or Niger; 
 with hJH return by the Soutliorn lloutcto Pisanio, compiled 
 Iroiii Mr. Park's Observations, Notes, and Sketches h^ J. 
 Keiiiiell. [rt viap, scarce,'] 254 by 104 
 inches. J. ifalkcr, sc. [London, «.</.] 
 
 2111 Parker (Rev. Isuiab) A Funeral Discourse delivered in 
 the Baptist ]\ret'tin<; House, Harvard, at the Interment of 
 Mr. Josiah IJowks, who departed this life March 20, 1799, 
 in the 2;Jd year of his afi;e, uticiif. 
 
 8" Lulher Parker, Boston, 1800 
 
 2115 Parker (Joel) The Three Powers of Goverument. The 
 Orif^in of the United States; and the Status of the 
 Southern States, on the Suppression of the Rebellion. The 
 Three Dangers of the Republic. Lectures delivered in the 
 Law School of Harvard Colleyc, andin Dartmouth College, 
 1S07, OS, and OS). S" ^''rw York, 1809 
 
 2ll(i Park Ku (Thomas, of Ncwhuri/ in New England) The 
 Visions and Prophecies of Daniel Expounded, wherein the 
 INI istakes of Former Interpreters are modestly discovered, 
 veri/ scarce. -l" Edmund Fa.vton, London, 1G4G 
 
 2117 Parkman (George, M.J).) Management of Lunatics, with 
 illusl rations of Insanity, [with sseveral additional and sub 
 He(|uent Papers and Notes on separate slips, relative to 
 Diliriiuu, Hysteria, etc.] 8" John Eliot, Boston, 1817-25 
 
 A scari-e ami interesting colluction, iirivatcly piiiitcd iiml c.\teniHng over 
 some ten yeur.s. 
 
 2118 Par.sons (Tyler) Mormon Fanaticism Exposed. A Com- 
 pendium of the Book of iMormon,or Joseph Smith's Golden 
 Rible. Also, the Examination of its Internal and External 
 Evidences ; with the Argument to refute its revelation from 
 God : argued before the Free Discussion Society in Boston, 
 July 1841, between Elder Freeman Niekerson, a Mormon, 
 and the Author. 8° Boston, 1842 
 
 2119 Paskjvert waor in de graden der breedde over weder Zyden 
 van de middellyn wassendo soo vergrooten dat die gepro- 
 portioneert syn tegcn hunno nevcnstaende graden dar lengdc. 
 Vertonende behalven Europaes zuydelyeksto een gedeelto 
 van de custen van Africa en America it 't Octroy byde 
 H. M. II. Staten, Gen', der vcreenichdo Nederl. verleeut 
 aen do Gen'". West-Indische Comp. 23 bg 20i inches, 
 coloured. Joannes van Keulcn, Amsterdam, [1000?] 
 
 2120 Paula G. Vigil (Prauciseo de) Corapendio de la 
 Defensa de la Autoridad do los Gobiernos contra las pre- 
 tonsiones de la Curia Romana, Lima, 1852 ; Cardinal Papa 
 y Analisia del Brevo de 10 de Juuio de 1851, Segunda 
 Edicion, 2 vols, in 1, scarce. 4" Linw, 1852 
 
 2121 Pauw (Mr.) Selections from IM. Pauw, with Additions 
 by Daniel Webb, Esq. [America, the Americans, California, 
 Eakimaux, Patagoniuns, etc. ] 8" Bath, 1795 
 
Uiljliofhcrii Historicd 
 
 247 
 
 n Pisauia 
 
 or Niger ; 
 
 compiled 
 
 ■lies by J. 
 
 Ion, n. rf.] 
 
 livcrod in 
 
 crment of 
 
 20, 1799, 
 
 aton, 1800 
 icut. The 
 18 of the 
 Hon. The 
 3 red in the 
 th College, 
 York, 18G9 
 land) The 
 herein the 
 discovered, 
 ndon, 1040 
 iatii'8, with 
 il and 8ub 
 relative to 
 ?«, 1817-25 
 ;teniUng over 
 
 A Corn- 
 's Golden 
 External 
 ition from 
 in Boston, 
 Mormon, 
 oston, 1842 
 der Zyden 
 io gepro- 
 dar lengde. 
 n gedeelto 
 troy byde 
 verleeut 
 ches, 
 
 I, [1000?] 
 
 io de la 
 
 a las pre- 
 
 linal Papa 
 
 Scgunda 
 
 ,ima, 1852 
 
 Additions 
 
 California, 
 
 Utiu 1795 
 
 2122 PASSTO DOMINI nustki .Iiiksu CirnisTr, cx eunnge- 
 IJHtarnm toxtu ('i. acciiratissiim' il(>|iroiii|>ta additis nacliH- 
 sinilH ox(|uisiliHMiiiiiH(]; liy;iiriH. Ii(n» l"'iiio licclor Nam ct 
 lackromasMiisi liipiilciis i'uoris-i.sla tibi excuticiit : ct Haiioli. 
 orem vitam protliuiii iiis|iiral)iii>t. fol. \Colophon\ 
 
 Mdthiiis JlupJ'ufl' iiiiprimvhat, Argrh Anno ICIIJ 
 This precious volume, wiili 'H\ lull pnvje woodrnts liy rrsc UralV, wiw 
 edited by riiii.i>ii,s KiMiMAN, llie moving spirit of the iittlt; knot 
 of Rcoprnpliicul stiiilciits iit St. Dir in Fiorrniiu', who siij;f{osted that the 
 New World Hhoiild hv nnincd Aniciii'ii. On the title yw^c is a douMo 
 acrostic hy iiini of ton lines, the tirst letters reading Mora Xrinti, and 
 tlie tinai letters of each line readinf^ Vita nonlra. A eolleelioii of I'iii- 
 Icsiiifl' I'oeins issn;it:estoil. There arc inanv of them. 
 
 2l2.'{ Peahody Institufo (The) of tho City of ilaltimore. Tlie 
 Founder'H I-cdors, and (lie Papers rt'latiiig to its Dedica- 
 tion and itM Ilisfory, to 1st .lanuary, ISOS. 
 
 8" Baltimore, 1S(5S 
 
 2124 Peace without Dishonour. War without llopt'. Hoiiig 
 n Calm and Dispnt<sionn1o inquiry iiitothe (Question of tin; 
 Chesajjcakf, and the Nece«Hity ami Expediency of War. 
 liy a Yankee Farmer, [.lohii Lowi'll,! 
 
 uncut. S" (irrnioiiflh and SffphenSyJiosfun, \H07 
 
 2125 Peake (Tliomaa) Casc.s dutermiiieil at Niai PriuH, in the 
 Court of Kiii<''s Ht'iicli from Eastor 1790 Io IMicliaelmns 
 1794. A New Eilition, with liuproveiiieuta by T. Day. 
 
 8" Hudson and Goodwin, //rr/7/on/, [ISOO?^ 
 
 2120 Peloponnesus sivo Morea [a Map,] Aiith. J. Laurenhorj^io, 
 
 21 iy IS inches. Amst. [1700 J 
 
 2127 Pembcrton (Ehenezer, of Boston) Sermons and Dis- 
 eourses on Several Occasions. To which is added a Sermon 
 after his fuiuM-al, by IMr. Colman,./?He clean copi/, 
 
 calf. 8" J. Bcntlei/, London, 1727 
 
 2128 Penx (William) Missive van W. Pknn, Ey<,'eniiar 
 en Gouverneiir v;in Pennsylvania, in America. Gosclnv- 
 ven aan de Commissarissen van do Vryo Societeyt dor 
 Handolaars op dcselve Proviutie, binnen London resider- 
 cnde. Bohelsende : Eeii goncralo bcschrijvin;j;o van dc 
 voornoemdo Provititic: te wetcn, van haro Grondt, Lucht, 
 AV^atcr, Saisociicn cn't Product, etc. Als mcde van de 
 Naturillen of Inhoorlin^fon das Landts,liacr Taal, dcwoou- 
 tcns en Manieren, etc. Mit.sijader.s ecu iJericlit van do 
 cersle Colo'iiers do Jrollanders, etc. AVaar by nucli 
 gevoeght is een Beschrijvin^ij; van de liooft Stadt I'liiiailei- 
 ])hia, etc. Den Iweedon Driik, fnc copi/, ixclt, u-ith the 
 very rare htrjc folding plan of (he Vity vf Pluhtdvlphia. 
 
 4" Jacob CldU'Sy Ainslcrdinn, 108 !• 
 2120 Penn (William) Some Fruits of Soliliulc in Kellections 
 and Maxims relatinu; Io the conduct of Jlunian Life. 7th 
 Edition. London, 170(5 — More Fruits of Suiitud*', being 
 the Second Pait of Kellections ni.d Maxims, etc. 2 vols. 
 in 1. 10" JMndon, 1702 
 
 ■• !'J 
 
-is liiliUotheca Orographicn 
 
 '1\\\0 I'tnu (William) The Pcnplf's ancioiit and just Liberties 
 UHHcrlcd, ill tlicTryal nf Williiiin I'cun, ami William Monil, 
 at llif HcssioiiH lu'ld in tlio OM-llailoy, tlio llfMt, third, 
 fiiiiilli, ami lit'tli of Sept. 1(170, a^'ainst tbc most arbitrni-y 
 procedure of that Tonrt, KiusT kdition, printedin t'lei/mr 
 1(570, (in</ (5 other curiouit Traclx and VaiiiphletH hound in 
 I vol. calf. 4° Lond. v. y. 
 
 2i;]l Pknxixgtov, (rHaacIi) Dun Wcp; dea Levens emle deH 
 Doots waer in alio IMeiisclien door kraclitigo rcdenen do 
 nu'nifj;('r]ev wej^en de« Uoots ; Kii daer en te^en liot ceno 
 p:i(U dcH LcveiiH klaerlijif worden aeimewesen en voorgeH- 
 k'lt iivt d'l'inj^eUe Taio in't Ncdi-rduvtrt overfj;e8ot, .//h« 
 clrancopi/,sninrA" rider van Wijnhru(ii]r,]iotlerdmii, 1075 
 
 'Jin2 I'ennsyjvanin. liidciitiiro helwcen Peter lliiniHoii Van- 
 lioriii, of ]\li(iille1(Hi. To. Hiicks, IVnnHilvania, and Ader 
 do. I'eiiiiett, of the I'o. SomerHet, New Jersey, reliiliiifi; lo 
 UoO aeres of Land. Jhciiiniiif on parchnicnl, with »i<j;na- 
 tnivs of I'. W. Vanliorn, IJ. Vanhorn, and Jeremiah Lung- 
 honie, .Iiistii-e of the IV:iee, BiiekH Co. IVniiHylvania. 
 
 21;{;J Pennsylvania. A (irani of SdO aerea of Land in Penn 
 nylvania lo l-'ranciH Dove, and others, with Autograph Sig- 
 niitnns. The original parehinent Doeiiinent tlatcd Sept. 
 ltiS7 — IManuaeript Plan of ;{7J) Acres of Land allotted to Jos. 
 Galloway, [Speaker of the House of Aascmbiy] and Edward 
 C'roslett ; Oranl of Land situate on the North Hide of MuU 
 bi'riy Street, Philadelj)hia, with Si'/nafiire and Seal of llcnvi/ 
 JJaiiijiirr, Mayor, July S. UoO, Three old parchtnent Deeds. 
 
 213-t Pennsylvania. An old parehinent Deed relating to liand 
 in Durham Township, lUieks Co. Pennsylvania, signed and 
 sealed hv Samuel Powell, and witnessed b}' Jos. Cross, and 
 J. Steel,' Feb. 9, 1727. 
 
 2l;l5 I'KNNsvrv.vMA. rac-Similo of Holmes' Map of the Pro- 
 vince of Pennsylvania, with the names of the original Pur- 
 cliMsers from AVilliani Penn, begun in 1081. Keproduced 
 from the Original in the Phihulelphia Library by the Anas- 
 tatic I'roceess, 200 copies only printed, .').") by 32 inches, 
 coloured and vioiinfed on ruUer. Philadelphia, IS 10 
 
 2l;{() IVnnsylvaiiia. A INlap of Parts of the Provinces of Pen- 
 h-vlvania and Maryland, with the Counties of Newcastle, 
 Kent, and Sussex, on J)elaware, according to the most 
 exact Surveys vet made, drawn in the year 1710. (Phila- 
 deli)hia, 20th "Oct. 1710. In Chancery, Petween John 
 Penn, Thomas Penn, and Richard Penn, h'sti"* Compl'", and 
 Charh's Calvert. Ed»j'', Lord Baltimore, in tiie Kingdom of 
 Ireland, defend'). [This Map was used iu the Trial], ////c 
 clean copy. 
 
 2137 Pennsylvania. Considerations upon the present Test- 
 Law of Pennsylvania: addressed to the Legislature and 
 ]''reenu'n of the Stale [ My P. Unsli], scarce. 
 
 12" Hull and Sellers, Phila. 17S1 
 
Liberties 
 irtin Monil, 
 rst, IhirJ, 
 L nrbitra«'y 
 in i'leifcnr 
 g bound in 
 
 Loud. V. U- 
 
 rcdenon ilo 
 n hot ei'i\o 
 
 rm'sot, fine 
 -rddiii, 1*57 5 
 iiuHOU Vun- 
 , nnd AiU<r 
 , irlaliiij^ lo 
 willi wij^na- 
 miah Lung- 
 Ivania. 
 .\\i\ in ronn 
 iDgrapli Sij};- 
 
 ilutccl Sept. 
 loltccUo.Ios«. 
 
 anil Eihvard 
 »iiie ol' Mul- 
 ',eal of Jlcnn/ 
 Imc'nt Deeds. 
 liiilj; io Lantl 
 1, signed antl 
 la. Cross, and 
 
 of tlio Pro- 
 '.lif^inal Tur- 
 Keprodueed 
 Ibythe Anas- 
 \y 32 inches, 
 helphia, 18 AG 
 iiioes of Pen- 
 Newcastle, 
 |to I lie most 
 to. (Pliila- 
 It ween .1ohn 
 jConipl'S m>d 
 Kingdom of 
 I Trial], Jlne 
 
 [resent Test- 
 lislature and 
 
 ndh. 17S1 
 
 liibUuthcca HtHtorica 2-19 
 
 2138 PennHylvanin. The Cuso of the InliabitantH of PoiiRil- 
 vnnia [rc'sp('ctinf» the Paper Cnrroiiey, which is Hhown lo 
 havo been iii^hly beneficial, aud the proposed Bill fordoing 
 away with it id strongly objected toj, Hin<jle sheet. 
 
 folio, [/V//?. 17i2] 
 
 2139 Penn.sylvania. A Biiof Slate of the Province of I'crni- 
 Bylvania, in which the Condnct of their Assemblies for 
 Huvoral years past is impartially e.xamine(l, and the trnu 
 Cause of tho continual Kncroachments of tlio French dis- 
 played, more especially Ih" secret De^ij^n of their late un- 
 Avarrantable Invasion and Settlement upon the River Ohio, 
 oW.Jine copi/, uncut, scarce, 2nd Kdition. 
 
 S" Ji. Gn piths, London, 1705 
 
 2110 Pennsylvania. An Answer to an inviiiioiis I'aiuphlet 
 intituled, A Hrief Stale of the Province of Pensylvania. 
 AVherein are exposed tho many false Assertions of tho 
 Author or Authors of the said I'amphlet, with a View to 
 render the Quakers of I'ensylvunia and their (Jovcrnnient 
 obtu)\i(ius to t)io ]}ritie>h Parliament and Ministry; and 
 the several Transactions most grosly misrepreseutcd thereiu 
 Bet in their true light, y/we uncut copi/. 
 
 b" S, liladon, London, 1755 
 
 2111 PKN'SBYrvANrA. Elat Present de la IVnsilvanio, oil I'oii 
 Trouve le Detail de se qui s'y est passe depuis la defaito du 
 Oeneral Uraddock justpi'u la prise d'Oswego, avec unn 
 Carte particulicre de cetfe Colonic, Jino copij, uncut, in the 
 
 finest possible condition, ivith the excessively rare map of 
 Pcnnsyh'anla. \^(Senevr\ 175t{ 
 
 2112 Pennsylvania. An Historical Keview of the Constitution 
 aud trovernment of I'lMin.sylvania, from its Origin so far as 
 regards tho several Points of Controversy which have arisen 
 between tho Governors of that Province and their Assem- 
 blies [By Dr. PratikliM], calf. 8" 11. Gri//iths, London, 17.j1> 
 
 21'43 Pknnsyi.v.vnma. Debates of the Convention of tho Slato 
 of Pennsylvania on the Constitution jjroposeil for the Go- 
 vernment of the United States. In two Volumes. Taken 
 iu Short Hand by Thomas ^A^^y^\,Jl'ne copy, uncut. 
 
 iS" Joseph James, i'hiladclphia, 1788 
 Tlic sccoiitl volume is of viiy (cnsiiliralilc rarity. 
 2111 Pennsylvania. An Historical Account of tho Rise, Pro- 
 gress, and Present State of the Canal Navig.it ion in IVini- 
 Hylvania. AVith an A|)pendix containing Abstracts of 1 ho 
 Acts of tho Legislaturo since 17JH), and their (Jranls of 
 IMoney for improving Roads antl Navigable AVaters through- 
 out the State, no map, fine copif, uncut, .\carce. 
 
 A" Z. I'oulson, Jr. I'hila. 1795 
 2115 Pennsylvania. Experience tho Test of (Jovi'rnment, 
 vvritlcn ISOo-lSlKJ, lo aid the iii\c>tigalion of the Constilu 
 tjuu and Law si of iVausylvauia, /hie copy, uncut, half roan. 
 
 ■ 8" /r. Duane, Phila. Ih07 
 2 K 
 
 I ■ 
 
 
 
 
250 Billiotheca OeograpMcn 
 
 214G Pcnnsylvnnia Kospitiil (Some Account of llie), from its 
 first Eiso to the ]?ep;inning of tlic Fifth Month, called May, 
 175i, Jine clean copi/, wnuting paqes 5-(!. 
 
 4« B. 'Franklin S( 1). Hall, PJiiladrJpJiia, 175 1 
 
 2147 Penobscot County, Maine, Topo^rnpliicul Map of, from 
 fcJurvcys under 11. V. Walling [with IMans of villiiges and 
 views of public buildings], (51 Oy Ul inchex, coloured, fine 
 and clean, scarce. I^ew York, 1S59 
 
 2148 Pensncola Harbor and Bar surveyed in 1822 by Major 
 James Kearney, U.S.T.E. 23i by 28.^ inches. 
 
 Ifashington, 1835 
 
 2149 Peoria Cointt, Illinois, Map of, compiled and drawn 
 by D. Ballen [with plans of villages and eiticn, and views 
 of residences], 50 6y 51 inches, coloured, fine and cleans 
 scarce. Philadelphia, 18(J1 
 
 2150 Peunambuco. PnTfecturai ParanambuctJ pars IJuroalia 
 una cum PnetVctura de Itaiiiaraca, 21 % IGi inches, fjeauli- 
 fully coloured, fine copy, scarce. Amst. 1G45 
 
 2151 Pcrnetty (Uom.) Ilistoire d'une Voyage aux Isles 
 Malouines fait en 1703 et 1704, avec des Observations sur 
 lo Detroit de Magellan ot sur les Patagons. Nouvelle 
 J^dition, 2 vols. 8° Paris, 1770 
 
 2152 Perpetual War, tlie Policy of Mr. Madison. A candid 
 examination of his late Message to Congress, the pretended 
 negotiations for Peace, the Conscript Militia, and the 
 Establishment of a Standing Army of Guards and Spies 
 under the name of a Local Volunteer Force. By a Mew- 
 England Farmer, uncut. 8° Boston, 1812 
 
 2153 Peiiuy, Juniata and Mifflin Counties, Ptnnsylvanin, 
 Map of, from Surveys by (>. M. Hopkins, [with plans of 
 many towns and villages], GO by 59 inches, coloured, fine 
 
 copy, scarce. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1803 
 
 2154 J'ersia. The Kingdome of Persia with the cheefcittifs 
 and Habites described [in a Map], by John Speede, 20J by 
 15 i inches fine copy. 
 
 O. Humble, pops-head alley, London, 162G 
 
 2155 Persia sive Sophorum liegiium [Map of], 19 by It:,' 
 inches. [lOUOP] 
 
 215G Persia (A Mappc of the Enijjire of the Sophie of), with 
 its Seuoral Prouinccs, designed by ]\Ioncr. Sanson, and 
 Rendered into English by Kichard Blome, 15 V hy 11 
 inches London, 10C9 
 
 2i57 PEBU. CnoROORAPAiA nobilis ei opulcnije Peruaiiie 
 Provincial atque Brasiliio . . . e.x Auctoriiin qui eas I'rovin- 
 cias perliisirarunt ecriptis rccens a Themloro de J3i'y con- 
 cinata, 17i by 14 inches, excessively scarce. 
 
 Frnncofort. 1(121 
 TJii.s is tlie .foroiui edition, niutii nlliicil, of J)c Hrv's ]iiii]> in tlaTliir I 
 rnrt, America. 
 
/ 
 
 , from il» 
 lied May, 
 
 Jiia, I75t 
 |) of, from 
 Ingc's and 
 ure(/, fine 
 ^ork, 1K59 
 by Major 
 
 gton, 1835 
 lud drawn 
 and viewa 
 ami clean, 
 phia, ISOI 
 rs Horealia 
 lies, heauti- 
 bmt. 1045 
 aux Isles 
 ml ions sur 
 
 Nouvelle 
 Paris, 1770 
 
 A candid 
 I pretended 
 I, and the 
 
 and Spies 
 By a ^'e^v- 
 \oiston, 1812 
 nnsylvanift, 
 tl) plans of 
 loured, fine 
 
 ^phia, 1803 
 •lieef eitli«>8 
 ede, 20J bi/ 
 
 mdon, 162G 
 9 bt/ 11 J 
 
 [lOGO?] 
 ie of), witli 
 anson, and 
 
 iidou, IGGO 
 IV Peruuiiie 
 eas I'rovin- 
 IJi'y cou- 
 
 ^oforf. 1(;2I; 
 ji ill linTliii' 1 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilistorica 251 
 
 2158 Peru. Porvaui Regni Dcaeriptio, lU by 9 
 
 inches. Wyfflict, Lovanii, 1597 
 
 2159 Peuu. Pop Dicf:;o Velazquer do Grado con Dona Ana 
 Moutero y Jiartolouie Sanz sa marido, half 
 
 roan. folio, [Madrid, 1G30 f ] 
 
 2100 Pkru (a Map of), 19 by ll.J 
 
 inches. lodocus Jlondiua, Amst. [1050] 
 
 2101 Pkru. Carte do la Torre Perme du Perou du Bresil et 
 du Pays des Amazoiies, dre»s6e eur les Doacriptions de 
 llerrora, de Lnet, et dis PI*. d'Acufia et M. Itodriguoz 
 j)ar Guillaumo Del' Isle, 22 i by 18i inches partly coloured, 
 
 fine copy. Covens and Mortier, Amst. [1700J 
 
 2102 Peru. Carlo do la Torre Ferme du Perou du Breail et 
 du Pays des Ainazones, dresHco sur lea Descriptions do 
 llerrora, do Lael, et des PP. d'Acufia ot ]\[. llodriguez par 
 Ouillaume Del' Isle, 22 i by 18 J inches, coloured, fine 
 copy. Covcnx ^' Morlier, Amst. [1700?] 
 
 This copy is coloured uiul nioiuitcd difrcieiilly from the otlicr cv>\>y. 
 
 2103 Pkru. A Voyage to Peru, performed by tl»e Conde of 
 SI. Malo, in 1715-1749. WriUeii by the Chaplain, to 
 which is added au Appendix, containing the state of Spa- 
 nish Affairs iu America in respect to Mines, Trade and 
 Discoverie,y/«e copy, calf. 12" London, 1753 
 
 2lGl! Peters {liev. Samuel) General History of Connecticut, 
 including a Description of the Country, and many curious 
 Anecdotes, to whicii is added a Suppleme?it verifying many 
 important statemeuis, illustrated with 8 iroodcuis, fine 
 clean copy, calf. 8° Loudon, 1781 ; 
 
 12" kepuhUshcd by D. Clarhe ^ Co. Xew Haven, 1829 
 
 21G5 PiiiLADKLPiiiA. Plan of the City and Environs of Phi- 
 ladelphia, by Matthew Albert Loiter, [with the Klevatioa 
 of the State House]. 18 by 23 inchcn, coloured, fine cop:', 
 
 SCARCE. 17V / 
 
 2100 Philadelphia. A Plan of the Operations of the British 
 and Kebel Army iu the Caiupaigii, 1777, [in the Vicinity 
 of Philadelphia], with a plan of Mud If^huul J^'ort, l().i by 
 Q inches, fine and scarce. J. Lodije, Hculp. I^ond. 1778 
 
 2107 PiiiL.vDKLPiirA, INIap of the Vicinity of, from Surveys by 
 D. J. Lake and S. N Beers, etc. 05 by 0<> inchfs; coloured, 
 fine clean copi/, scarce. fhiliuliljihia, 1800 
 
 2108 1'irrrAnia.PHrA. I'lan and Pmlllo of the I'hil. \V[il. 
 mington] and Bait [imorc] Rail Uoad, by Ulney llnrkti«'S8, 
 loll by 13, \ inches, scarce, fine and rlfdu. Phil. 1800 
 
 2109 Philodelphia. Dea i'risoiis do I'hihuli'lpliio par Uu 
 Europeeu. Quatricme P-dilion, 
 
 uncut. 8" Chex Madame Hazard, Varin, IS 19 
 
 2170 Phillip|M> (.lames M.) Jamaica: its piisi and present 
 
 state, cloth. S" London, 18 J3 
 
 ■■ ''.'Si 
 
 . <'.:W| 
 
 
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 il. 
 
 H 
 
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 m 
 
 
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 252 Bibliotheea Oeographica 
 
 2171 Philanthropos. A Serious Address to the Clercy by a 
 Minister of the Church of Ihigland ; "Who says, " Give me 
 Leave to address you upon the Subject of your Ministry ," 
 etc. 8° D. Fo'wle, Boston, N.E. 175G 
 
 2172 Philltppine Islands. A Chart of the Channel in the 
 rinllippine iHhmds through which the Manila Galleon 
 passes, topeihcr with the adjacent Islands [showing the 
 track of the Manila Galeon] 21 A^ 27 
 
 incheg. R. W. Scale, sc. [Land. 1780?] 
 
 2173 Piiociox. A Letter from Phocion to the Considerate 
 Citizens of New York, on the Politics of the Day,/;jc copy, 
 uncut, SCARCB. 8" T. and J. Fleet, Boston, 1784 
 
 2171 Picardio (Carte du Gouvcrnemcnt de) suivant les Nou- 
 velles Observations dc Mess'*, de TAcadcniio Royale, IG bi/ 
 i:j inches. Pierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710] 
 
 2175 Picardy, Nova Picardia* Tabula, 21 i by 15 inches, co- 
 loured, fine copy. [ 1 700 ?] 
 
 2170 Pickering (John) A Vocabulary or Collection of Words 
 and Phrases which have been supposed to be peculiar to the 
 L^nitcd States of America; to whicli is prefixed an Essay 
 on the present State of the Enj^lish Language in the United 
 States, y/«c clean copy, boards, 
 uncut. 8" Cuniminf/s and llilliard, Boston, 1810 
 
 2177 Picket (A. and J. W.) Geographical Grammar, com- 
 bining the Interrogative mode of Instruction with concise 
 Delinitionw, the Use of the Maps and the Terrestrial Globe, 
 map of the U.S., boards. 
 
 H" Smith and Forman, Xcw Tork, 1810 
 
 2178 Pkts MfRANDi'i.A (Joannes) EpiHtole,y/ne coj\i/, vellum, 
 4" [Colophon] Finis, Jn Burrana Chalcoyraphia, sub natalem 
 
 Cliristianum awi M.D.XX. 
 
 These curious UiT^rs nro tinted from 1487 to 1495. Sonic of them arc 
 U) his Mm, the Inenil of l"iiii<-siu8. 
 
 2170 PicuR IVIiRANDULA (Joannes Franciscis) J. F. Pioi 
 Mirandulani Prinoipis, Coiicordiaeque Comitis llymni 
 Iteroiei tres. Ad Sanctissimam Trinitatem. Ad Christum 
 et Ad Virginem Mariam, una cum Comnieutariis luculentiss. 
 Ad Jo. Tliomam Filiuni. Additis ab auctore paucu'i'» quo 
 in priori inipressione deerant. Ejusdem Sylvu. E^ .aiiein 
 Staurostichon, Jine copy, excessively scarce. 
 
 folio [Colophon^ ATatliice Schurerij, Argent. Aug. 1511 
 
 Is not the anthor of this hook the snnic ns he whf) rccrivod I'hilesins so 
 kindly un his vi.>iit to Jtnir in 15UC, and presented to liim the (ircek 
 MiinHseript I'foleiny, whieh nfterwnnls was edited hy the Gynmsiuin of 
 StDie and |iutili.>he(l in 1613 at Straslmrg ? 
 
 2180 Piedmont. Pedemontium et reliquso Ditiones Italia? 
 Ret^i.i) Celsitudini Subaudica? subditte, cum Regionibua 
 adjacent ibus, 2^' by 20 inches, coloured. 
 
 Joannes Bluett [1015 ?] 
 
 / 
 
ercy by a 
 " Give me 
 Ministry," 
 N.E.^ 175G 
 inel in tho 
 a Galleon 
 owing the 
 
 ,d. 1780 ?1 
 onsiderato 
 , fine copy, 
 )ston, 1784. 
 t les Nou- 
 yale, 16 bi/ 
 idc, [1710] 
 inches, co- 
 [1700?] 
 I of AVortls 
 iliar to the 
 I an Essay 
 the United 
 
 oston, 1810 
 iniar, com- 
 'ith concise 
 rial Globe, 
 
 rork, 181G 
 
 y\i/, veil 11)11, 
 
 nib natalem 
 
 M.D.XX. 
 
 of them arc 
 
 F. Pici 
 
 IS llymni 
 
 Christum 
 
 uculcntiss. 
 
 aucu'i" quo 
 
 E^ aviem 
 
 Aug. 1511 
 
 \ I'hilesius so 
 ni the (Jrcek 
 Gyimisium of 
 
 int\s Italia? 
 Kt'gionibus 
 
 ni [KVir)'] 
 
 Bihliotheca llislorica 253 
 
 2181 PIGAFETTA (Piltppo) Rklatione pel Reame ni 
 Coxao ct dcllo Circonvicino Coiitrado, tratta dalli Scritti 
 ct ragionamcnti di Odoardo Lopez Portoglieso per F. 
 I'igafetta, etc. fine copy, tcilh all the maps and plates, ve/Innt, 
 EXCESSIVELY iiARE. 4" Bartolomeo Grassi, Itoma [1501] 
 
 Tliis hook, with its vahinhlc ninps nntl curious platos, is the oii;iinnl of 
 the First Part of Do IJry's C'i)llecli(m of Vojajjcs, India Orieutulis. 
 
 2152 Pike (Nicolas) Tlin New Complete System of Arithmetic, 
 composed for the Use of the Citizens of the United Stales. 
 Abridged for the Use of Schools. 3rd Edition, corrci-ted 
 and enlarged. 12" /. Thomas, Worcrster, 1798 
 
 2153 Pike County, Ti.i.tnots, IMap of, Pid)lishcd by Holmes 
 and Arnold [with ]\lap of the State of Jllinois, plans of vil- 
 lages and views of resideuccs], 01 hij 51V inches, coloured, 
 fine and clean, scauce. Bujfalo, N. Y. 1800 
 
 2lSl Piscataquis Ccjunty, IMaino, IM'ap of, from Surveys 
 under II. F. Walling [with plans of towns and villages nnd 
 views of public buildings], 5:] htj 52 inches, coloured, fine 
 clean copy, scaiicf. JS^ew York, 185S 
 
 2185 Pitkin (Tiniotny) A Sermon at New Cambridge, in 
 Bristol, Feb. 12th, 17S!), at tlic Funeral of the liev. Samuel 
 Newell, who departed this Life the 10th of Feb. 1789, in 
 the 75th year of his Age and ■12d of his 
 IVIinistry. S" Jlii<lson and Goodwin, Uarlford, 1790 
 
 2180 Plan fur shortening the time of passage between New 
 York and Loudon, with documents relating thereto, in- 
 cluding the proceedings of the Kailway Convention at 
 Portland, Elaine, and the Charter of the European and 
 North American llailway, etc. xcilh large viap b>j A, P. 
 Bobinson. "h" Portland, 1850 
 
 An iniiKirtant Geopr.a])liical niul Statistical jiroduction, drawn up chiefly 
 hy the late Hon.. John A. four. 
 
 21 "7 Plantations. Case of the Royal African Company, and 
 
 f the (American British) Plantations, 2 leaves, (1712) — 
 
 ji'ho Planters' Objections to the African Trade Bill, single 
 
 leaf. . folio (1712) 
 
 2188 Platform (.\) of Church Discipline; gathered out o''tlio 
 Word of (iod, and agreed upon by the Elders and JNlesscn- 
 gers of the Clunvhes asseiiiblcd in The Synod, at Cam- 
 bridge in New-England ; to be presented to the Churches 
 and General Court for their Consideration and Acceptance 
 in tbo Lord, the 8th month, Anno 1010. 
 
 12" J. Watson, Reading, (Mass.) 1819 
 
 2180 Platform. Feptiblican Campaign Edition for tho Mil- 
 lion, containing The Republican Platfcnii, the Lives of 
 Frenuint and Dayton. Also the Declaration of ludcpon- 
 duncc nnd the Constitution of the United States. 
 
 10" Boston. 1S50 
 
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 .li! 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 s" 
 
 254 Bibliotheca Geograpldca 
 
 2190 Plata. America) I'rovincia (Map of) llj hy 9 
 inches. Wi/tjliet, Lovanii, 1597 
 
 2191 PLUMnB (John, jr.) Sketches op Iowa and Wisconsin, 
 taken durirj; a residence of throe years in those Territories ; 
 With a Map of tlio Surveyed Part of Iowa Territory, de- 
 fining; all the Townahips and Counties, and being the only 
 map yet published, exhibiting tlie location of Iowa City, the 
 seat of Government, as eHtablislied May 4, 1839, primitive 
 and rare. 8" Chamber.^, Harris, and Knapp, St. Louis, 1839 
 
 Tlio' Winconsin is mentioned on the title, the autlior never reached it, 
 tiic l)0(>k eiidin;^ witii lown, and a jiroinise to do Wisconsin later. The 
 pro^rrcss of the Western States has been so rapiil in growth and 
 dfVLlopnient, that tlios(! early historical wail's have already acquired 
 un importance and money value their author little dreamed of. 
 
 2192 PoEM.s fit for a Bishop; wliich two Bishops will read. 
 Ax A.MEUiCAX Pkayer. Address to lieligion. Saul at 
 Endor, and Inscription to the memory of Chatham, 
 8CABCi;,^«c copy, uncut. 4" J. Almon, Lond. 1780 
 
 This American prayer, written in 1777, "on the day appointed for im- 
 jiloriii;^ the divine l>lessin<j on the IJriti.sh Arms in the American Civil 
 War," consists of fifteen four-line stanzas, which might be sung to the 
 tunc of Yankee Doodle — 
 
 " And when the work of war shall cease ; 
 The ra^e of hattle die ; 
 On the Green Mountain's top may Peace 
 To every nation cry." — fiamiAe brick. 
 
 2193 Pointis (the Sieur) An Authentic and Particular Ac- 
 count of the Taking of Carthagena by the French in 1097, 
 containing an exact Relation of that Expedition, in all its 
 Circumstances fro'' tneir first Sotting out to their Iteturn 
 to Brest ; wherein are described their Engagements with 
 the English Fleets, etc. With a Preface giving an Account 
 of the Original of Carthagena in 1532 to the jjrescnt Time. 
 2nd Edition, hf. roan. 8" London, 1740 
 
 2191' PoiTou. Carte des Costes do Poitou, d'Aunia et de 
 Saintonge depuis 1' IhIo de Noirnioustier jusqu'ji 1' Embou- 
 chure de la Kiviero de Bordeaux. Levee par Ordro du 
 Hoy, ^A by 23 inches, coloured. 
 
 Pierre Mortier et Compag. Amsterdam, [1700?] 
 
 2195 Poland, liegni I'olonia? et Ducatus Lithiumia) Volinia. 
 Podolinp Vcraiiiio Priissiie et Curlandiie novisfsima Deserip- 
 tio per F. do Witt, 22 by ID inches, coloured. Amst. [1720 ?] 
 
 218G Poland. Ilegni Polonia\ magni Uut-atus Lithuaniae 
 Ccuterarumq; Kegi Polcnia) Siibditarum liegionnm Tabula 
 in Omnca sues Ducatus, et diviaa a Carolo Allard, 23^ hy 
 Vd\ inches. ^m/. [1750?] 
 
 2197 Poland [A Map of] Polcn nacli seiner orsten, uud letzeu 
 (ider gffnzlichcn Theilung, 17Ut), 23 by 18! inches, 
 coloured. Joh. If'alch, Augsbury, 179G 
 
 I 
 
ovanii, 1597 
 AVisconsin, 
 Territories ; 
 erritory, de- 
 ng the only 
 kva City, the 
 J9, primitive 
 Louis, 1839 
 
 ivcT reached it, 
 isin Inter. Tlio 
 n growth and 
 ready acquired 
 cd of. 
 
 IS will road. 
 )n. Saul at 
 f Cbathani, 
 , Land. 1780 
 
 ])()inti'd for im- 
 Anierican Civil 
 , be sung to the 
 
 articular Ac- 
 
 3iich in 1G97, 
 
 ^n, in all its 
 
 leir Keturn 
 
 emonts with 
 
 au Account 
 
 resent Time. 
 
 onthn, 1740 
 
 unia et de 
 
 ii r Embou- 
 
 lar Ordro du 
 
 am, [I79O?] 
 ioo Volinia;. 
 
 uia DcBcrip- 
 
 usf. [1720 ?] 
 liithuaniiB 
 
 itium Tabula 
 an), 23^ by 
 
 isi. [1750?] 
 uud letzeu 
 
 cs, 
 
 isburfi, 179G 
 
 BibUotheca Historica 255 
 
 2198 Poland (A Map of tho Kingdom of),ani of the Grand 
 Duchy of Lithuania with their Dismembered IVovinci-a 
 and tho Kingdom of I'ruHsia [with Plan of Warsaw] 23 by 
 20\ inches, coloured. W. Faden, London, Feb. \st, 1792 
 
 2199 Poland. INIappa Polfki z Podziati-m Stratogiczvo-Par- 
 tyzanckim Zastosowanym do Partyzantki przez K. 15. 
 Stolzinana, 18 i htf 17 inches, coloured. Koeppelin, Paris, ISIl- 
 
 2200 Poligautchcri (Plan of tlio Port and Etivirons of), with 
 the Attacks and how it was taken by the Southern Army, 
 under the Command of Col" William Fullartoii, the li"" 
 November, 1783, by H. C voii Wersobo Voloiitair Engi- 
 neer during tho Siege [a]\[auudoript JMap,] 21 iy 10 inches, 
 coloured. 
 
 2201 PoLiTfCAL Considerations, being a few Thoughts of a 
 Candid Man at tho I'resent Crisis. In a Letter to a Noblo 
 Lord, retired from Power, ^Ht* copi/, calf. 
 
 8" J. Jlinxman, London, 1702 
 
 2202 Political (The) Progress of Britain, or an Impartial His- 
 tory of Abuses in the Grovernmont of tho British Empire 
 in Europe, Asia, and America, from the Itevolution in 
 1688 to the present time : the whole tending to prove the 
 ruinous consequences of tho popular system of Taxation, 
 War, and Conquest. Part First. 3rd Edition, ujicut, 
 
 8" J2. Folwell, Philad. 1795 
 
 2203 Political Sketches inscribed to his Excellency John 
 Adams, Minister from the U.S. to Great Britain, halfronn, 
 with some pugnacious MS. notes. 8° C. JJilly, London, 1787 
 
 2204 Political Tracts. Containing : Tho False Alarm, Falk- 
 land's Islands, The Patriot, and Taxation no Tyranny, 4 
 tracts in 1 volume, with collective title, vncut, scarce in this 
 condition. 8° W. Slrahan, London, 1770 
 
 2205 Polities for American Farmers ; being a Series of Tracts 
 exhibiting the Blessings of Free Oovernmei't as it is admi- 
 nistered ill the United States, compared with tho Boasted 
 Stuj)endou3 Fabric of British Monarchy, 
 
 scarce. 8" C. Ii. Wei(/htman, Washinqton City, 1S07 
 
 2200 Pollard (Edward A.) ThcVi-irst Ytar of ilu- AVar. The 
 2nd Nortliern from the 2ii(l Southern Edition, enlarged 
 with the adoption «)f portraits of Davis, Lee, Beauregard, 
 and Stonewall Jackson. With a large map of the Uniteil 
 J States, showing tho distribution of Slaves in the Southern 
 States, with a Map of Great Britain and Ireland on the 
 
 same scjde, cloth, uncut. 
 
 2207 Pollard (E. A.) The same. 
 
 2208 Pollard (K. A.) The same. 
 220;) J'ollanl ( K. A.) Thosinie, 
 2210 J'oUard (K. A.) The s:niie. 
 
 8" London, June 10, ISli;} 
 5 rojiic.s, vlolh. 
 5 copii'.f, rluth. 
 r> r<i files', r/ii/h. 
 10 cupirg, cloth. 
 
 r' >.V ■ 
 
U 'v ■ 
 
 IT- ?; 
 
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 25C liibliotheca Geograpliica 
 
 2211 Pollard (E. A.) The Kivnl Adminislrntions ; KiVhmond 
 and Washington, in December, 1803, scarce, l^rintcd on 
 the coaraeat Confederate paper. 
 
 8" For the Author, Hichmond, 18Gi« 
 
 2212 Politique Danois (Le) ou I'Ainbition dcs Anglais 
 deniasqut'o par lour Piraterics, Ouvrago dans lequel on 
 recherche huiuello des denx Nations de lu France ou do 
 TAngleterre a derange par sea hustilitea I'harmonie do 
 I'Kuropo, et ou Ton prouve aiix Souverains do quelle im- 
 portance il est ])our eux d'abattro I'orgucil de co Penplo, 
 Jine copi/, scarce, from the Library of Lord Stuart de liolh- 
 say. 12" Coppcnhagtie, 175C 
 
 The nu'ddlcsomc nrropnncc nnd cncroftclimpnts on tlic rijjlits ami 
 rc|iosc of (ttlicr Niitinns liy tlic l";n};Ii.sli Govi'inincnt arc liurci-ly 
 relinked in this rnie little hook. After stutinjj the a^rreement li"tweeii 
 France and ICni^land in the treaty of Aix In Chapelle, as to tin r pos- 
 sessions in America, the author narrates the ^lrii;;^les lietween their 
 res|icctivc forces on the Monon^iahela in 17')4, hetwcen Coutrccoinr 
 and Jnnionville n;;aiiist \Vasliinj;ton when Fort Kectfsitij was snrren- 
 dercd to the coniinamler of Fort Ihi Ques^ie, 'J'his and many other 
 narratives and references nmst hereafter fjive this rare little book a 
 ])ermanent jiosition anions; works reJntin;;; to America. 
 
 2213 PoIhou (Archer) Principles of tlio Liiw of Xations, with 
 notes on the Law of IJlockado and on Contraband of NVar. 
 To which is added. Diplomacy, by T. Hnrtwcll Jlorne, 
 2iid Edition. ' 8" London, 1851) 
 
 2211' Poineroy (.Tonathan L. of irorthinr/fiin.) A Scmmhou at 
 the fuiioral of IMf. .Ic(liili;ih Wilhiir of Woi'thiiiglon, who 
 died 31bt Oct. iSb"), aged 8(), uncut. 
 
 8" W. ir. Clop, XorlhamploH, {Mosn) ISlC 
 
 2215 PoNTAXUS (Joh. Isaciii!') Diseussiomiui llistoricarum 
 liihri duo, (]tiibus prtecipuo (jiiutcniis et quodnain niaro 
 libcrum vel non liberuni clanstiiiupic acci[)icndiim dispi- 
 citur. Accedit Casparis ^'!ln•erii de Opiiyra regione et 
 «d earn Navigatioiu- C'oiniientariiis, y/;/e coinj, calf, scAUc::, 
 and of yrvnt ijcorjrnphicnl importance. 
 
 S" yicoltiHH () IMrriiirjen, Ilarderuici Gelrorum, 1037 
 
 221(5 Poolo (T.) Deaf as a Post, a fa ire in one act. Printed 
 iVom the acting copy, with Stage Directions. 
 
 I 2" E. Ji. CUv/ton, Xcic York, n. d. 
 
 2217 Poor (John A.") ]\[ciiioir of the Don. Keucl Williams. 
 j)rcparcil for the Maiiu! Jlistorical Sorietv. vorlrait, 
 cloth. S" Privately printed, i/'crtland] ISGt 
 
 221s I'ooii M.vx's Advick (The) to hit) I'oor Neighbours ; a 
 J3;illad to tho tune of Chevy-Chace, fine capij, uncut, ex- 
 cexsivciy rare. 8" New York-. Printed in the year 177 li 
 
 This i>ocm comprises ei;;hty-twQ stanza.'^, the last of which i.s,— . 
 15iit, OhI (Jod idcss onr honest King, 
 
 The Lords and ('"nimnns true, 
 And if iic.Nt ( "ongnMi l■^ the thinj: 
 
 (.'hi l>liB> thalCoiiurcisii ti.'o. 
 
 n 
 
J ; Kii'Iiinoiid 
 IFrintcd on 
 
 j/nnond, ISGL 
 (Ics Aiif^laia 
 iiH le(|uol on 
 'ranee on do 
 (lannonie do 
 ilo quelle im- 
 e CO Pciiplo, 
 lart de lioth- 
 nhagiie, 175G 
 
 lie ri{,'tit8 anil 
 lit are liorci'ly 
 't'lnoiit l"'t\vccii 
 as to tl'.i I' poN- 
 I liotwiTii ilu'ir 
 I'll CoiitrcccEiir 
 iiy was siirrcn- 
 II 1 many other 
 •e little book a 
 
 rations, with 
 and of NVar. 
 well J Ionic, 
 [.ondon, 1^59 
 i Sermon at 
 liiigton, wlio 
 
 .]f,ss) IS 10 
 
 1 istorieariiMi 
 
 'iiain maro 
 
 duin dispi. 
 
 region et 
 
 til/, scAuc:;, 
 
 orum, in:]7 
 t. Priuted 
 
 York, «. d. 
 Williauiti, 
 
 "iiif, 
 
 /I,i)id] ISGl. 
 liboiird ; :i 
 uiinif, ex. 
 
 (•year 1771 
 
 i-s — 
 
 Bihliotheca IlUtonca 257 
 
 2219 Pope (Alexander) An Essay on Man, in four Epistles to 
 H. St, John, Lord Bolenbroke, with The Universal Prayer, 
 uncut, wants bottom of last leaf of notes. 
 
 8» S. Hall, Boston, 1794 
 
 2220 Pope (Alexander) An Essay on Man : in Four Epistles, 
 to which is added tho Universal Prayer, a scarce edition. 
 
 S" iialmon Wilder, Jaffrey, (KH.) 1813 
 
 2221 Pophatn Colony (The), a Discussion of its Historical 
 Claims, with a Bibliognipliy of tho Subject, 
 
 uncut. S" Wif/jin ^- Lunt, Boston, 1800 
 
 2222 Popkin (.Tolin Sncllitiff) A Discourse in Haverhill, 
 Mareh 22, 1SU5, at the funeral of Jabez Kimball, A.M., 
 Attorney at Law, who died March 19, yEt. 33, to which is 
 added a short Memoir of his Life. 
 
 8" A. Marrh, 2i etch ury port, 1805 
 
 2223 Po])kin (John SncUiiig) Sermon, May 4. ISOU, the last 
 time of assembling in the Old Meeting House, in the First 
 Parish in Newbury f IMassaeliusotts], An/jier March, Neiv- 
 luryport, IS06 — A Sermon, Sept. 17, 1800, at the Dedica- 
 tion of the New Meeting House of the First Parish in 
 Newbury. 8" Newburyport, 1800 
 
 The pn^inntion of tlic two sermons is continuous. An "Appcndi.v" 
 i'oiitaiiis miK'h local history anil biography. 
 
 222 1 PouTAGK CouxTV, Oiiio, Map of, from Surveys by P. J. 
 Brown [with plans of villages and views of prineipal resi- 
 deueesj, 51 by 53 inches, coloured, clean and fine, scarce. 
 
 Fhilad. 1857 
 
 2225 Porter's (INFr.) Two Sennnns, (one on Peace and "War, 
 delivered after the News of President Madison's Declaration 
 of War; and the other On the Present unhappy and perilous 
 nituation of our Country, delivered on the General Fast on 
 Account of tho present War, historical and political, 
 uncut. S" Whidden, Portsmouth, N.JI. 1812 
 
 2220 Porter (David, of Catskill) A Dissertation on Infant 
 Baptism, and tho subjects therewith immediately connected, 
 comjirised in a series of sections, uncut and scarce. 
 
 b'- Nathan Elliot, Catskill, (N. Y.) 1800 
 
 2227 Porter (David, of Cat a kill) An Anniversary Discourse 
 oecasioncd by the Death of four ehildren of Daniel Sayro, 
 vlio were eonsiimed by tire on the night of tho 28 Jan. 
 1802, preached at Cairo, Jan. is, 180J), 
 
 uncttt. S" Nathan Elliot, Catskill, 1809 
 
 2228 Porter (Elephalet, o/'TPt^.f/^"^^) A Discourse at Brooklino 
 and Boxlmry, Otii May, 17'.)S, the ilay recommended by 
 John Adams, President of the I'nited States, for solemn 
 Humiliation, Fasting, auil Prayer, utinit. 
 
 b" J. liiisscll, Budun, 1798 
 
 2 1, 
 
 .1.0 
 
 ■m 
 

 I mi; 
 
 i' 
 
 i 
 
 if 
 
 258 liibliotheca Gfioi/rnphica 
 
 2229 Porter (Eliplmlct) A Sermon In Roxbury,.Tinio 10, 1700, 
 occasioned by tlio death of IncroiiHc ISumnur, (Jovcrnor of 
 JMuHsachusetts, who died June 7, 1709, 
 
 scarce. b" Yoiniff ^ Minna, Boston, 1700 
 
 22!iO Porter (Jacob) Poems, scarce, 
 
 b" (Jleason t^ Co. Ilartfon?, 1818 
 
 2231 Porter (Jacob) Topographical Description and historical 
 Sketch of PhiinfieUl, in llampHliire County, MasHachusetts, 
 ]\Iay, 1831, ^CKHi^\t., portrait of the Author, fme copy, 
 uncut. 8" Prince tj* liogers, Greenfield, 183-4 
 
 2232 Porter (Noah) A Discourse on tlio Sotllcment and Pro- 
 gress of Mew-England, delivered in Farminj^lon, Dec. 22, 
 1820 [with llibtoricul luid liiographical Notices], uncut, 
 scarce. 8" Glrason tj" Co. Hartford, 1821 
 
 2233 Porter (Noah, Jr.) A Historical Discourse, before the 
 citizens of J'ariiiiii;j;ton, Nov, t, IS 10, in commemoration of 
 the ()rif,nnal Settlement of the Ancient Town in 1010 [with 
 au Appendix of notes, statutes, genealogy, etc. |. 
 
 8" L iSkinnrr, Hartford, 1811 
 A rare volume of American locnl history. 
 
 2231 Porter (Samuel, of Sherbourn) A Sermon at Doup;lass, in 
 the County of Worcester, at the Ordination of tlie Kevorend 
 IMr. Williauj Phipps, Dec. IG, 17i7, fine and 
 uncut. 8" Jiof/erM i'f Fowlc, lionton, N.E. 1718 
 
 223r> Porter (William A.) Au Essay on the Life, Character, 
 and Writings of John li. Gibson, LL.D. lately Chief Ju.'stico 
 of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. 
 
 S" Johnson, Phi/ad. 18r)5 
 
 2236 PonxuoAr, and Bh.\sil. The Natural and Political His- 
 tory of J'ortugal. To which is added The History of 
 Brazil. l>y Charles Broelvwcll. 
 
 8" For the Author, Loudon, 1720 
 
 2237 Ponri'G.VL. Carte dcs Costes de Portugal et de Partio 
 d Espagne depuis le Ca|) de I'inisterro juscpies au Detroit 
 de (Jibraltar. Levee par Ordre du lioy, 31 bi/ 33 inches, 
 coloured, fine copij. Paris, 1G03 
 
 223S Portugal [Map of]. liO Boyaume do Portugal ot dea 
 Algarves divise en sea Archoveches, Evechya et Territoires, 
 |)ar le Sr. Sanson, 21 J % 30i inches, 
 coloured. 11. Jaillot, Paris, [1700?] 
 
 2230 PoHTunvL. Regnorum Portugalliu' et Algarl)ia> Tabula 
 tarn in suas Sacras (puun Profanas Diliones Di8tincta,20 /;»/ 
 23 i inches. Caret Altard, Amst. [1710?] 
 
 22 to I'ortugalliiP et Algarbice Regna [a ]\Iaj) of], per N. 
 \'is><cliei', 22 /';/ 18 inches, coloured, Jine copi/. 
 
 b" [Amt lUOOr 
 
act 701), 
 averiior of 
 
 ston, 1709 
 
 for(f, 1S18 
 I historical 
 HiiehusfttB, 
 
 Jiclil, 1831 
 t and Pro- 
 a, Dec. 22, 
 •crt], uncut, 
 if or J, 1821 
 before tho 
 uonition of 
 1010 [wilU 
 
 '■tford, 1811 
 
 Douglass, in 
 le Kcvoreiul 
 
 N.E. 171S 
 , Cliaractcr, 
 liict' Jusitico 
 
 hilad. 18r)5 
 litical Ilis-^ 
 History of 
 
 oiulon, 172G 
 
 t di> i'artio 
 
 au Detroit 
 
 (/ ;{;} inches, 
 
 rarisy 11303 
 
 i^al et (lea 
 Territoires, 
 
 is, [1700?] 
 
 l)ia^ Tabula 
 
 'mcU\,'20 Inj 
 
 St. [1710?] 
 
 ], per N. 
 
 I.v/ UlOO: 
 
 
 Bihliotheca Ilislorica 250 
 
 2211 Potomac. Caaip.vi()n ^Iwn, Army of tlio Potoinai*. 
 ]Map No. 1, York Town to Williumsbur);; No. 2, WilliaiUH- 
 bur^ to AVliite House; No. JJ, White House to Harrison's 
 Landing, prepared by Urij^. Gen. A. A. Jluuiphreys, vet'ij 
 valuable, {Xo. 1) 22 hif :U inches, {No. 2) 2.']i by 2(i inclu's, 
 {Xo. 3) 27 by 35 inches. Washington, I8li2-0;J 
 
 2212 Potter (C. E.) An Address delivered before tl)e Auios- 
 kea;; Veterans, of Manchester, N. IL, Feb. 22, lS55, witii 
 tho Proceedings of tlio Assoeiation, and tho Constitution 
 and Jiyo Laws, valuable local histoiif. 
 
 8" Manchester, X. 11., 1855 
 
 2213 Potter (FJani) The Eiver of God. A Sermon at tho 
 Funeral of JNlrs. Martha Horton, Wife of Mr. William 
 Hortou of .Sonthold, Loiijj;- Island, Dec. IS, 1702, scarce, 
 f>liyhtbj mu/ilaffiil. h" Timothy Green, Xew-Lomlon, 1703 
 
 2211 Potter (Klisha R) Considerations on tho cpiestionsof tho 
 adoption of a Constitution, and the extension of tho Suf- 
 frau;e in Jthodo It^land, [comprising the constitutional and 
 political history of that IStute.] 
 
 h' T. H. Webb, Boston, 1812 
 
 2245 Pouquovillo (F. C. ii. L.) Travels in Epirus, Albania, 
 Macedonia, and Thessaly, portrait. h'> London, lS20 
 
 221U Pouquevillo (F. C. 11. L.) Travels in Southern Epirus, 
 Acarnania, uEtolia, Attica, and Peloponcsus, or the iNlurea, 
 etc. etc. in 1811-lSlO, ;)o/7;-«iV. b» London, 1822 
 
 2247 Powers (Edward Epps) Last Will and Testament of, and 
 obituary notice of E. E. Powers, late of Columbus, Oa. 
 
 8" C. A. Mi'vick, Greenfield, 1S50 
 
 2248 Powers (Michael) Life of M. Powers, now under :ien- 
 tenco of death, for the Murder of Timothy Konu^'dy. 
 Dictated by himself, uncut. 
 
 S" litixsvll 4* Gardner, Boston, 1820 
 2219 Powers (^Ochael) The trial of M. Powers for tho Mur- 
 der of Timothy Kennedy, before the Supreme Judicial 
 Court of Massachuselts, IJoston, April 11, ls20, wants last 
 leaf, scarce. 12" T. G. Bangs, Boston, 1820 
 
 2250 Pratt (LMiinehas) A Declaration of tho Affairs of tho 
 English People that iirst inhabited New England, edited, 
 with Notes, by Kicliard Frotliingh. m, .Fr. S" Jioston, 1S58 
 
 All edition of only Ktn wjiie'S. I'niit \Miit ovtr lo Now llii'^laiiil in tliu 
 Si'annio in lii'i'J. His iiaiTiUivc is ol' ;;rciii liistoiical inti'ivhl. 
 
 2251 Prayer Jiook (A) for tho use of Fanwlies, pre|)ared by 
 tho Assoeiation of Mijiisters on Piseataipia Kiver Jiud 
 rccon)monded by them as an As.-istanL to the Social Devo- 
 tions of Fiunilies, boards. 
 
 12" C/iatles I'irroc, I'orlsmoulh, X. II. 1790 
 
 2252 Preble (Kdward). Jjife of Commodore Pieble, portrait, 
 fui/ravcd htj J. ILirris, scarce. 
 
 8" Privatchi j>rin'rd, ;/(> phii'c or date 
 
 m 
 
 7'; 
 
 '"V 
 
 
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 200 Bibliotheca Ocot/rnpfiica 
 
 2253 Prentice (Josiali, of Northwood) A Sermon delivered at 
 Pittsfield, N. II., March 21, 1818, at tlio tuiieral of Jtev. 
 Jioniainin Sargent, who departed this life, March 10, 1818, 
 ngea bH, [with an appendix containing Sketches of the Lifo 
 of the liev. Uenjaniiu Sargent], 
 icarce. 8" George Hough, Concord, May, 1818 
 
 2251) Prenliss (Charles) New England Freedom: a Poem de- 
 livered before the Washington lienevolont Society, in Brim- 
 field, [Massachusetts], Feb. 22, 1813, [Jiistorical and politi- 
 cal.] 4" E. Merriam ^V Co. Jirookjield, Mch. 1813 
 
 2255 Prentiss (Thomas, o/'J/tfrZ/ife/t/,) Death the Last Enemy 
 destroyed. A Discourse in Dedlmm, INIivy 29, 1803, after 
 the interment of the Kev. Jawon Haven, who died on the 
 17th in the 71at year of hiw ago and 48th of his Ministry, 
 [with an Appendix of Biographical Trait.-*], 
 eearee. 8" //. Mason, Dedham, 1803 
 
 2250 Presbyter. AVeighod in the Bulanco and ^i'ouud 
 "Wanting, by a Pro.Mbytor. 
 
 12" Printed for the author, Clnrinnafi, 1853 
 The article wci),'lic(l, &c. is the l'i>|n', aiiii llicic in a riitmv of him 
 Bcntcii in one of a pair Scales, Hhowinj; one eloven foot ami ono with n 
 cross, as near Heaven as he is ever likely to jjet acinrdinj; to this 
 author, with the Itihle in the other Scale prepond'Tutin^; considerably 
 a^rainst him. No caricntnre of this sort cuu well bo wuriie than the 
 paper and print of this work. 
 
 2257 Presbytery. An Account of the Proceedings of tho 
 Presbytery, whereof tho liov. jNIr. John Moorhend, etc. arc 
 Members, against tho Kev. Mr. Itohcrt Ahcrcrombie, 
 Minister of tho Gospel at IVlliam, [Maws.] With somo 
 Kemarka on their c.vtraordinnry Conduct, iu Itclutiou to 
 liim, fne copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 12" Fdfje 4- Gill, Jiosion, 1751 
 Though dated 1754 on the title, .some of the letttsrs an<l papers towards 
 the end arc dated 175.5. 
 
 2258 Prescott (Jame.s) Answers to the Articles of Impeach- 
 ment against the Judge of Probate for the County of Mid- 
 dlesex, an important case. h" Ezra Lincoln, Boston, 1821 
 
 2259 Prescott (Maj. Gen. llichurd) Narrative of tho surpri/e 
 and capture of M. Gen. Kichard Prescott of tho British 
 Army, in his Head- Quarters, together with his Aide-de- 
 Camp, Major Barringlon, by a party of American soldiers 
 under Maj. Gen. Wm. Barton, July 9, 1777. To which is 
 added a Statement of General liurton's Lawsuit iu Ver- 
 mont and his subsequent sutlerings, excessively 
 
 scarce. b" W. ISpooner, Windsor, Vt. 1821 
 
 The capture of Gen. Prescott on Khodc Island was one of the boldest 
 incidents of the Ainericim Ucvolution. The Town of Uarton in Ver- 
 mont was named atler our hero. 
 22G0 Prescott Memorial. (Historical Magazine Extra), loith 
 Fort rail of William U, Prescott the historian. 
 
 1" New York, 1859 
 
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 liilliot/ieca Ilislorica 201 
 
 2201 PrPHCott (W. II., Iftstorian) Aitooiiapit letter, dated 
 Oft. 10, 1S12, addiTHHi'd to (}. I', riilnam, \\m\., ri'hitivo 
 to tho Srtlo of Lord Kinp;sboroii},'h'8 Library, to which aro 
 a(hk*d Portraits, futtinj^s, t>tc. 
 
 2202 I'rescott (William 11., the Iliatorian) Memoir of Hon. 
 John I'ickerinj?. Camh. 1818 
 
 2203 Pbksext (The) State of His Majesties l^«lo^ and Tcrri- 
 torii'H in America, viz. Jaiiuiica, liurbadocs, S. ChriHtophera, 
 Nevis, Aiitego, S. Vincent, Dominica, New-Jcrcey, PciiHiU 
 vania, Monserat, Anguilla, Hcrmudas, Carolina, Virj,'inia, 
 New-England, Tobago, Nrw-Foundhmd, Mary-Land, New- 
 York, [by K. JilomeJ, m(ips,Jine copy, 
 
 Hcnrce. 8" J[. Clark, London, 1GH7 
 
 2201 PuES(iu' Ii.i: B.vY. Oiart of tho Eii.storn Part of Pre8(|u* 
 lie Hay, Hhowitig the cliMngos of Outline of Shore in consc- 
 (|UCiico of tho U. S. Works; 'lO.i by lOJ inchet) — Map 
 exhibiting U. S. Works, 3t)th Sc]). iS3M, (18 //// 1) incheis) 
 — Map of Dunkirk Harbor, (2-1' by It inchca) — Cataraugus 
 Harbor and the Works in Progress, (17 by 13 inchca) — 
 — Portland Harbor, (IS by S)\ inchm) — Map of the United 
 States, (Hi by 11 J inches) — Six Maps, the first Five Ac- 
 companying Annual ]{eport, 183H, W. O. Williams copied 
 in part Irom T. T. S, Brown's Map of 1835, by J. IJ. 
 Simpson. 
 2205 Preston (W. C.) Eulogy on Hugh Swinton Legar6 ; de- 
 livered at tho retiuost of tho City of Charleston, Nov. 7, 
 18 13. 8" Charleston, S. C. 1813 
 
 2200 Price (Ebenezcr, o/* /?o*frtrj<;<?«). A Chronological liegistcr 
 of Boscawcn. in the County of Morrinuick and State of 
 New Hampshire, from the iirst settlement of tlie Town to 
 1820. In three Parts, Descriptive, Historical and Miscel- 
 laneous. Compiled by order of the Town passed March 1810, 
 Jine clean uncut copy, very scarce. 
 
 8" Jacob B. Moore, Concord, 1823 
 
 2207 Price (Richard) Observations on tho Nature of Civil 
 Liberty, tho Principles of Government and the Justice and 
 Policy of tho War with America, London, 1770 — An Essay 
 on the Population of England, 2nd edition, corrected, 
 2 vols, in I. 8" Lond. 1780 
 
 2208 Price (Richard) Observations on the Nature of Ci\il 
 Liberty, tho principles of (iovernmenl, and tho justice and 
 policy of tho War with America, Hth edition, calf. 
 
 12" Dublin, 177G 
 
 2209 Price (Richard) Observations on the Nature of Civil 
 Liberty, tho Principles of (Jovernment and the Justice and 
 Policy of the War with America. To which is added au 
 Appendix containing a State of the National Debt, etc. 
 uncut, scatxc edition. 8" S. Loudon, New York, 1770 
 
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 2270 Price (Richard) Obsen'ations on the Nature of Civil 
 Liberty, the Principles of Government, and the Justice and 
 Policy of the War with America. To which is added an Ap- 
 pendix containing a State of the National Debt, etc. fine 
 copy, uncut. 8" T. and J. Fleet, Boston, (177G) 
 
 2271 Price (Richard) A Discourse on the Love of our Country, 
 Nov. 4, 1789, at the Meeting House in the Old Jewry, to 
 the Society for commemorating the Revolution in Great 
 Britain, fine and uncut. 8° E. Powers, Boston, 1790 
 
 2272 Price (Richard, Fellow of the Academy of Arts and 
 Sciences in Neio England.) Observations on the Importance 
 of the American Revolution, and the means of making it a 
 benefit to the AVorld, uncut, a scarce edition. 
 
 8" True and Weston, Boston, 1818 
 
 2273 Price (Thomas) The Life, Voyages, and Adventures of 
 Bampfylde-Moore Carew, commonly called King of the 
 Beggars. 12° J. Barker, London, n. d. 
 
 2274i Price (Thomas) The Life, Voyages, and Adventures of 
 
 Bampfylde Moore Carew, commonly called King of the 
 
 Beggars. To which is added a Dictionary of the Cant 
 
 Lauguage, jwrtraif. 8° J. Barker, London, n. d. 
 
 For other editions sec this Catalogue um'or Carew. 
 
 2275 Priest (William) Travels in the United States of America 
 in 1793-1797, with the Author's Journal of his Two Voyages 
 across the Atlantic. 8" J. Johnson, London, 1802 
 
 2276 Priestley (Joseph) Letters to the Philosophers and Poli- 
 ticians of France, to which are prefixed Observations 
 relating to the general prevalence of Infidelity. 
 
 8« T. Dobson, Fhilad. 1794 
 At the end is a Catalogue of Books written by Dr. Priestley, in all 77 
 different works. 
 23"'7 Priestley (Joseph) A Continuation of the Letters to the 
 Philosophers and Politicians of France, on the subject of 
 Religion ; and of the Letters to a philosophical Un- 
 believer, in Answer to Paine' s Age of Reason, ^we copy, 
 uncut, scarce edit. 
 
 8° Northumierland printed, Salem reprinted, 1795 
 
 2278 Priestley (Joseph, F.B.S.) Considerations on the Doctrine 
 of Phlogiston, and the Composition of Water. 
 
 8" T. Dobson, Phil. 179G 
 
 2279 Priestley (Joseph F.B.S.) Letters to Mr. Volney, occa- 
 sioned by a work of his entitled Buins, and by his Letter 
 to the Author, uncut. 8" T. Dobson, Philad. 1797 
 
 2280 Priestley (Joseph, F.B.S.) Socrates and Jesus Compaved, 
 uncut. 8" For the Author, Phi/ad^ 1803 
 
 At the end is a list of 25 works l)y this author. 
 
 2281 Priestley (Joseph, F.B.S.) A Second Letter to the Rev. 
 J. B. Linn, in reply to his defence of the doctrines of 
 the Divinity of Christ and Atonement. 
 
 8" Xorthnmlcrland, Penn. 1803 
 
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 atures of 
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 idon, n. d. 
 ntures of 
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 ido7i, n. d. 
 
 ■ America 
 » Voyages 
 don, 1802 
 and Poli- 
 lervations 
 
 lad. 1794 
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 i7. 1796 
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 mpaved, 
 
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 rincs of 
 
 («. 1S03 
 
 Bihliotheca Ilistorica 2G3 
 
 2282 Priestley (Joseph, P.iB./S.) Letters to the Inhabitants of 
 Northumberland and its neighbourhood on subjects in- 
 teresting to the Author and to them. Part I. all puhlishcd, 
 scarce, uncut. 
 
 8° For the AutJior, hy A. Kennedy, Northumlerland, 1799 
 
 Besides being in hot-water at tliia time gcncvally, the author was 
 harassed by the fretful Peter Porcupine. 
 
 2283 Prince (Eev. John) A Sermon before the North Church 
 and Society in Salem, October 16, 1814, on the Death of 
 their Pastor, tho Kev. Thomas Barnard, who died Oct. 1, 
 3814, in the Sixty-seventh year of his Ago, 
 
 iincut. 8° Thomas C. Cashing, Salem, 1814 
 
 2284 Prince (Tliomas) A Sermon on the sorrowful occasion of 
 the death of His late Majesty King George of Blessed 
 Memory, and the Happy Accession of His present Majesty 
 King George W.Jine copy, half roan, 
 
 scarce. 8" Daniel Henchman, Boston, 1727 
 
 2285 Prince (Thomas) The Fulness of Life and Joy in the 
 Presence of God. A Sermon Occasion'd by the Decease 
 of Mrs. Martha Stoddard, late Consort of the Honourable 
 Anthony Stoddard, Esq. Peb. 11, 1747, 8, ^tatis 62,/«e 
 copy, uncut, scarce. 8" Kneeland and Green, Boston, 1748 
 
 2286 Prince (Thomas). Six Sermons by T. Prince, one of the 
 Ministers of the South Church in Boston. Published from 
 his MSS. by John Erskine [with an interesting Preface 
 containing an account of tlie Life of Prince]. 
 
 12° Bavid Paterson, Edinlurgh, 1785 
 
 2287 Problem (The) of Government in the Light of the Past, 
 Present, and the Future. By Analytica. Is respectfully 
 dedicated to the Eulers of the World by the Author. 
 
 8° The Author, Eichnond, Va. 18G2 
 
 2288 Proclt de Sphaeba Liber. Cleomedis de Muudo, sive 
 circularis iuspectionis meteorum libri duo. Arati Solensis 
 Phajnomena sive Apparentia. Dionysii Afri Descriptio orbis 
 habitabilis. Omnia gra;ce et latin^, very fine clean copy, 
 pigskin. 8" Per Henricum Petri, Basleae, 1547 
 
 A valuable compendium of ancient geography. 
 
 22S9 Procli de Si>ilt,ea Liber 1. Cleomed-s de Mundo sive 
 circularis iuspectionis meteorum Libri II. Arati Solcn^iis 
 Pha?nomcua sive Apparentia. Dionysii Afri Descriptio 
 Orbis habitabilis. Omnia Giffic^ et Latine .... una cum 
 Jo. Honteri De Cosmographia) rudimentis duplici editione, 
 ligata scilicet et &o\\xtii,fne copy, calf, icoodcuts, and maps, 
 jjigskin. 8" Per Jleiiricvm Petri, Basilia, 1501 
 
 Tills edition .ilso.pngcs 803-9-10, contains the woodcut ma]is, follow cd by 
 Jlontcr s Kudinicnts of Cosniogiapiiy. 
 

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 2200 FuoCLi DK Sfh^ba Liber I. Cleomedis de Mundo, sive 
 circularis iDspectionia meteorum Libri II. Arati Solensia 
 Phpanomena, sive Apparentia. Dionysii Afri Descriptio 
 Orbis habitabilis. Omnia GrsBC^ et Latine .... una cum 
 Joau. HoDteri de Cosmographise rudimentis duplici editione 
 ligata scilicet et soluta, fine copy, 
 
 vellum. 8° Sebast. Henric Petri, Basileae, 1585 
 
 Pages 645 to 692 are occupied with woodcut maps, the first being a map 
 of the world on the heart projection. The Western hemisphere is 
 tolerably well laid down, but the Northern part is only a continuation 
 of Asia, the Pacific extending up only to about 40°. 
 
 2291 PnoaREss (The) of Dulness, Part Second: or An Essay 
 on the Life and Character of Dick Hairbrain, of finical 
 Memory ; Being an Astronomical Calendar, calculated for 
 the Meridian of New-York, etc. [by John Trumbull, author 
 of McFingal], fine copy, hut wanting all after page 21, EX- 
 CESsrvELY scAUCE. 8" Printed in the year 1773 
 
 2292 Protest (Second), with a List of the Voters against the 
 Bill to Repeal the American Stamp Act of Last 
 Session. 8° Paris, 1763 
 
 2293 Protestant Episcopal Church (Journal of the Proceed- 
 ings of the Bishop, Clergy and Laity of the) in the State of 
 Connecticut, at their Conventions held from 1796 to 1802, 
 together with the Canons of the Protestant Episcopal 
 Church in the United States of America, y?«e copy, uncut, 
 scarce. 8° Beach ^ Mallory, New York, [1802] 
 
 2291 Proudfit (Alexander, q/" (S'aZe?«) A Sermon preached be- 
 fore the Northern Missionary Society in the State of New 
 York, at their First Annual Meeting in Troy, February 8 ; 
 and by particular request in Albany, March 0, 1798, at a 
 special Meeting of the Society. 
 
 8" Loring, Andrews ^' Co. Albany, 1798 
 
 2295 Provence [Maps of]. La Provence divisee en ses Vigue- 
 ries et Terras adjacentea par K. Jaillot, 24 by I83- inches, 
 coloured. R. Sf J. Ottens, Amst. [1710 ?] 
 
 2296 Providence {Rhode Island). A short history of the 
 African Union Meeting and School House, erected in Pro- 
 vidence, in the years 1819, '20, '21 ; with rules for its 
 future government, uncut. 
 
 8° Brown ^ Banforth, Providence, 1821 
 
 2297 Prudden (Nehemiah, of Enfield) To marry a Wife's Sister 
 not inconsistent with the divine law. To which is added 
 Some Remarks on Dr. Trumbull's late Appeal to the Pub- 
 lic, uncut. 8° Oleason ^ Go. Hartford, 1811 
 
 2298 Peussia. General-Karte von dem Prusaischen Staate, 
 in seiner jetzigen Begranzung und Abtheilung nach den 
 von dem Statistischen Bureau zu Berlin mitgetheilteu 
 Nachrichtor, in 21 Bliittern neu cutworfen, 21 sheets, en\ 
 
 V.n b;i 12 xmhcs. 
 
 Carl August Jtuiiimil, Ilallc, 1820 
 
iindo, sive 
 i Solensis 
 Oescriptio 
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 leae, 1585 
 being a map 
 cniisphere is 
 wntiuuation 
 
 An Essay 
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 iulated for 
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 }ge 21, EX- 
 year 1773 
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 ^aris, 1763 
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 fie State of 
 16 to 1802, 
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 opy, uncut, 
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 te of New 
 ebruary 8 ; 
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 ence, 1821 
 fe's Sister 
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 ford, 1811 
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 getheilteu 
 sheets, crrl 
 allc, 1820 
 
 Billiothe.ca Historica 
 
 2G5 
 
 2299 Prudcntiiis. Aurelii Ciemoutis Prudontii psychomachia, 
 [in Verse']. 4° [Antverpia, 1520?] 
 
 2300 Psalms. Doctor "Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of 
 David, corrected and enlarged by Joel Barlow, to which is 
 added a Collection of Hymns, 4th 
 
 Edition. 12° Nathaniel Fatten, Hartford [1785] 
 
 These Psalms, edited and revised by the author of the Golumbiad, arc of 
 considerable rarity. 
 
 2301 Psoautier (Le) en EranQais, traduction nouvelle avec 
 des Notes . . . precedee d'un Discours sur I'esprit dea 
 Livres Saints et le Style des Prophetes par Jean FraiiQois 
 Laliarpe. 12° Paris, 1811 
 
 2302 PTOLOjrEus. Liber Qi.ADRTPAnTr Ptolomei id est 
 quattuor tractatuu : in radicanti discretione per stellas de 
 futuris et in hoc mundo costructiois et destructionis con- 
 tingentibus, Jlne, large and clean copy, with the beautiful 
 initial letters coloured. 
 
 4° [Colophonl, Lnpressum in Venetijs per Erharduni ratdolt 
 de Augusta, Di»15 mensis Januarij, 1481i 
 
 2303 Ptolomeo (C.) Geookafia con alcun Comenti et Ag- 
 giuute fattevi da S. Munstero et J. Gastaldo ridotta in 
 Yolgare Italiano da P. A. Mattiolo, maps, (including those 
 of America and Islands), fine copy in vellum, a very rare 
 edition. Venetia, 1548 {at end 1547) 
 
 2304 PvECHAs (Samuel) IIakluttus Posthumus; or Pur- 
 chas his Pilgriraes in five Bookes of Voyages, Peregrina- 
 tions, Circumnavigations, Traffiques, Discoveries and 
 Travels, to which is added, Purchas his Pilgrimage, or 
 Eelacions of the World and the Eeligions observed in all 
 Ages and Places discovered, from the Creation anto tho 
 Present, 5 vols, maps and plates, calf, a good sound working 
 copy with all the titles and maps, hut tcanting some of the 
 table leaves. The engraved title and the map of Virginia 
 are in facsimile. folio. Land. 1625-2G 
 
 2305 Putnam's (J. R.) Plan for removing bars at the Mouth 
 of the Mississippi Eiver and other harbours on the Ame- 
 rican Coast and interior, with a full description of his 
 patent Ploughing and dredging Machine, invented by him 
 for that purpose, with drawings, scarce. 
 
 8° Neio Orleans, 1841 
 2300 Ptladae Genealogia, [in Latin verse.] 
 
 4° lehan Petit, [Paris, 1520 ?] 
 
 2307 Pym (Arthur Gordon) The Narrative of A. G. Pym of 
 
 Nantucket, North America, comprising the details of a 
 
 Mutiny, Famine, and Shipwreck, during a Voyage to tlio 
 
 South Seas, etc. uncut, cloth 8"^ London, 1S3S 
 
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 2308 r^IfilSJanUAKER unmask'd ; or Plain Truth : Humbly 
 address'd to the Consideration of all the 
 Freemen of Pennsylvania, [signed at end 
 Philopatrus], excessively scarce. 
 
 12" Philadelphia, 1764 
 Hclating to the troubles at Lancaster, the Indians and the Faxton Boys. 
 
 2309 Quaker Unmask'd (Eoinarks on tlie), or Plain Truth 
 found to be Plain Falsehood : Humbly address'd to the 
 Candid [signed at the end Philadelphiensisl, scarce, closely 
 cut. 12° John Morns, Phila. [17G4] 
 
 The Author's Classical learning by no means equals his zeal, since he has 
 invented the motto, Imjprobis (sic) Jlominis est Mendacio fallere. 
 
 2310 Quakers. An Abstract of the Sufferings of the People 
 call'd Quakers for the Testimony of a Good Conscience, 
 from the time of their being first distinguished by that 
 Name, taken from Original Eecords, and other Authen- 
 tick Accounts. Vol. I. From 1650 to 1660, very fine 
 clean copy. 8° Assigns of J. Sowle, London,. 1733 
 
 Section XIII pp. 343-400, contain the Sufferings in New England. 
 
 2311 Quakers. A Collection of Memorials concerning divers 
 deceased Ministers and others of the People called Quakers 
 in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Parts adjacent, from 
 nearly the first Settlement thereof to 1787, Jine copy, 
 calf. 8° J. Phillips, London, 1788 
 
 2312 Quebec. A Eeview of the Government and Grievances 
 of the Province of Quebec since the Conquest of it by the 
 British Arms. To which is added an Appendix contain- 
 ing Extracts from Authentic Papers. 
 
 8" StocTcdale, London, 1788 
 
 2313 Quevedo Villegas (Francisco de) Poesias que publico 
 D. F. de Quevedo con el nombre del Bachiller F. de la 
 Torre. Anadese un Discurso en que se descubre ser el 
 verdadero Autor el mismo Quevedo por D. L. J. Velazquez, 
 
 fine copy, vellum. 4P Madrid, 1753 
 
 2314 Quincy {Bev. Samuel, of Charlestown, South Carolina) 
 Twenty Sermons preached in the Parish of St. Philip, 
 Charles-Town, South Carolina. 
 
 8° John Draper, Boston, 1750 
 
 2315 Quito. Piano de la Ciudad de Qt'to par D. Tomas 
 Lopez, 15^ by 13J inches. Madrid, 1786 
 
 2316 Quivira. Limes Occidentis Quiuira et Anian 
 
 [i.e. Alaska]. Wytfliet, Lovanii, 1597 
 
 2317 I^S^AINSFOED (Marcus) St. Domingo, of het 
 Land der Zwarten in Hayti en deszelf«> Om- 
 wenteling. Naar het Engelsch, 2 -parts in 
 1 vol. Amsterdam, 1806 
 
 
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: Humbly 
 )f all the 
 ed at end 
 
 'phia, 1764 
 vxton Boys. 
 
 >lain Truth 
 is'd to the 
 rce, closely 
 ila. [17C4] 
 , since he has 
 fallere. 
 
 the People 
 Conscience, 
 ed by that 
 er Authen- 
 ', very fine 
 mrfoM,. 1733 
 ngland. 
 
 'ning divers 
 led Quakers 
 icent, from 
 ! copy, 
 ondon, 1788 
 Grievances 
 of it by the 
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 ondon, 1788 
 
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 jr r. de la 
 ubre ser el 
 Velazquez, 
 adrid, 1753 
 
 T% Carolina) 
 St. Philip, 
 
 \oston, 1750 
 D. Tomas 
 nd, 1786 
 
 \vanih 1597 
 
 igo, of het 
 
 [eszelf? Om- 
 
 I 2 -parts in 
 
 \rdamt 1806 
 
 Bibliotheca Historica 
 
 267 
 
 2318 Ealeigh (Sir Walter) Judicious and Select Easayes and 
 Observations upon the first Invention of Shipping. The 
 Misery of Invasive Warre ; The Navy Royall and Sea 
 Service. With his Apologie for his Voyage to Guiana, 
 portrait. IG" T. W.for H. Moselei/, London, 1050 
 
 2319 Ealeigh (Sir Walter) Eemains of, viz. Maxims of State. 
 Advice to his Son. His Sceptick. Observations, etc. etc. 
 [with Letters from Guiana], portrait. 
 
 12° Henry MortlocTc, London, 1675 
 
 2320 Eamel (General) Eelation de la Deportation a Cayenne 
 des Citoyens Barthelemy, Pichegru, Willot, La Eue, etc. 
 a la Suite de la Journee du 18 Fructidor 5me Annee. 
 Contenant plusieura Faits Importans relatifs a cette 
 Journee et au Voyage, Sejour et Evasion de quelquea 
 uns des Deportes,j^«e copy, uncut. 8° Hamhourg, 1799 
 
 2321 Eamsay (David) Military Memoirs of Great Britain, or 
 a History of the War, 1755-17G3, no 
 
 plates. 8° For the Author, Edinlurefh, 1779 
 
 2322 Eamusio (Gio Battista) Navigationi et Viaggi, Vol. 1, 
 1551, Vol. 2, 1559, Vol. 3, 1556, 3 vols, all first editions, 
 vellum. folio, Fenetia, 1554-59 
 
 2323 Eamusio (Giovambattista) II Viaggio di Giovan Leone 
 e le Navigazioni di Alvise Da Ca Da Mosto, di Pietro di 
 Cintra, di Annone, di Un Piloto Portoghese e di Vasco di 
 Gama quali si leggono nella Eaccolta di G. B. Eamusio. 
 Nuova edizione, riveduta sopra quelle de' Giunti, portrait 
 of Ramusio, uncut. 4° Venezia, 1837 
 
 2324 Eaveneau de Lussan (Sieur) Journal du Voyage fait a 
 la Mer de Sud avec les Flibustiers de I'Amerique en 1684, 
 et Annees suivantes, fine copy in vellum, scarce. 
 
 80 Paris, 1690 
 
 2325 Batnal (Abbe) A Philosophical and Political History 
 of the British Settlements and Trade in North America. 
 From the French. To which is annexed, an Impartial 
 History of the Present W^ar in America from its com- 
 mencement to the present time, scarce. 
 
 12° C. Donovan, Edinh. 1779 
 Tlic Second part brings the History of tlie War down to June, 1779. 
 
 2326 Eaynal (Abbe) The Eevolution of America, //le copy, 
 calf. 8° London, 1781 
 
 2327 Eaynal (Abbe) The Eevolution of America, fine copy, 
 calf 12° C. Talhot, Dublin, 1781 
 
 2328 Eaynal (Abbe) The Eevolution of America, fi7ie copy, 
 uncut. S° Samuel Hall, Salem, 1782 
 
 2329 Eaynal (Abbe) The Eevolution of America, a new edi- 
 tion. 12° Edin. 1783 
 
 2330 Eeckoner (The Ecady) or Traders' Companion, showing 
 the value of any commodity from one Quarter of a Cent to 
 Twelve Dollars. In Dollars and Cents. 
 
 1G« Paul, Phila. 1838 
 
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 2G8 Billiotheca Oeographica 
 
 2331 Read {Ocn. John Meredith, J"''. F.S.A.) A Historical 
 Inquiry concerning Henry Hudson, his Friends, Kclatives, 
 and Early Lite, his Connection with the Muscovy Com- 
 pany, and Discovery of Delaware Bay, vncut. Out of print, 
 and soarce. 8° Joel Munsel, Albani/, 18(i(} 
 
 2332 Reasons why the British Colonies in Auicrica should 
 not be charged with Internal Taxes, by Authority of I'ar- 
 liament. Humbly oflered for Consideration in Behalf of the 
 Colony of Connecticut, [by Governor Fitch] Jine copy, very 
 scarce and important. 8"* B. Jlecom, New Haven, 17G1 
 
 2333 Rebellion in the North ! ! Extraordinary Disclosures ! 
 Vallandigham's Plan to Overthrow the Government ! The 
 Peace Party Plot ! Full Details of the Organization ; its 
 Declarations, Oaths, Charges, Signs, Signnls, Passwords, 
 Grips, etc. etc. printed on the coarsest Confederate paper, 
 scarce and curious. 8" [Eichtiiond, 186-i] 
 
 2334 Reflexions Impartiales sur les Consequences qui doivent 
 resulter pour la Grand Bretagne, de I'lndependance des 
 Ameriquains. Sur les Depenses qti'elle a faites pour 
 rEtablissemcnt ct la Conservation de ses Colonies de 
 Amerique. En Fin sur I'lmportance dont ces memes Co- 
 lonies Ameriquaines et les Indes Occidentales sont pour 
 I'Empire Britannique. Ouvrago traduit de I'Angloia, veri/ 
 
 Jine copy, uncut, scaiice. 8° Londres, 1780 
 
 2335 Reglamento para el Gobicrno del Monte Pio aprobado a 
 Consecuencia de los Establecidos en Nueva-Espaiia, Peru, 
 Santa Fe y Goathemala, plate of the Spanish Itoyal Arms, 
 Charles the Third's copy in Spanish Binding, toith Boyal 
 Arms of Spain in gold on sides, gilt edges. 8" Madrid, m\ 
 
 2336 Relation de ce qui s'est passe dans les Isles et 
 Teebe-Feeme de L'AiifeniQUE, pendent la derniere Guerre 
 avec I'Angleterre, et depuis en execution du Traitte de 
 Breda. Avec un Journal du dernier Voyage du S' de la 
 Barre en la Terre-Ferme, et Isle de Cayenne. Le tout 
 reciieilly par J. C. S. D. V. [Jean de Clodore] oil est joint 
 le Journal d'un nouveau Voyage fait en Guynee, 2 vols. 
 
 fine copy, calf excessively soahce. 
 
 8° Gervais Clouzier, Paris, 1671 
 
 2337 Relazione de terribili Terremoti accaduti ultimamente 
 neir Isola di S. Domingo, della Giammaica ed altre nell' 
 America, rare. Bessaro, 17o2 
 
 2338 Religionskricge (General-Charte i'lber die) des XVI. uud 
 XVII. Jahrhunderts in Teutschland. Fiir Lehrer uud 
 Schuler ein Hiilfsmittel in der Roformationt^eschichte und 
 ins besondere als Gedachtnisstafel des dritten hundert- 
 jahrigeu Jubelfestes der Reformation, entworfcn, et von J. 
 Cai'l Ausfeld, 19 hy 18^ inches, curious and .scarce. 
 
 SchiiepfcHthal, IS 17 
 
 -k 
 
BiMiothcca Ilistorica 
 
 i^ 
 
 2G9 
 
 Historical 
 i, Kclalives, 
 scovy Com- 
 Oiit of print, 
 Uhany, 18(U5 
 jrica sliouUl 
 (rity of Par- 
 3elialfofthe 
 ne copy, very 
 Haven, 1761 
 Disclosures ! 
 mnent! Tlie 
 lization ; its 
 , Passwords, 
 hrate paper, 
 imond, 186'i] 
 3 qui doivent 
 pendance des 
 
 faites pour 
 Colonies de 
 s memos Co- 
 ds BOut pour 
 Anglois, very 
 '.ondres, 1780 
 o aprobado a 
 jlspana, Peru, 
 Royal Arms, 
 7, tvith Royal 
 Madriil,mi 
 
 ,ES ISLKS ET 
 
 iiiere Guerre 
 Traitte de 
 du S' de la 
 ne. Le tout 
 oil est joint 
 ynee, 2 vols. 
 
 Paris, 1671 
 ultimamente 
 altre nell' 
 essaro, 1752 
 es XVI. uud 
 Lehrer und 
 schicbte und 
 en hundert- 
 en, et von J. 
 rce. 
 fenthal, 1817 
 
 2339 Eelly (James) Union ; or a Treatise of the Consanguinity 
 and Adhiity between Christ and his Church, fine copy, 
 uncut, scarce. 8" John Carter, Providence, 1782 
 
 2310 Kemauks on the principal Acta of the Thirteenth Par- 
 liament of Great Britain. Vol. I. containing Remarks on 
 the Acts relating to the Colonies, with a Plan of Keconci- 
 liatiou [all ever published] ^/le copy, uncut. 
 
 8" T. Payne, London, 1775 
 Written by John I.ind, a friend of Jeremy Bcntham and I'arr. 
 
 231 L Kemakks. General Kemarks on the Proceedings lately 
 had in the adjacent Country, relative to Infidelity. Com- 
 prehending the writings of D. N., the Conduct of the 
 Goshen Printer, with some observations on the Consequence 
 of Persecution, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" David Denniston, Newlurqh, AT. T. 1798 
 
 2312 Rengger (J. R.) et Longchamp (Mr.) Essai Historiquo 
 Bur la Revolution du Paraguay ct le Gouvernement Dic- 
 tatorial du Docteur Trancia, half calf. 
 
 8° Hector Bossange, Paris, 1827 
 
 2343 Rengger (J, R.) The Reign of Doctor Joseph Gaspard 
 Roderick De Francia in Paraguay, an account of six years' 
 residence in that Republic, 1819-1825, boards, uncut. 
 
 8° London, 1827 
 
 2341 Reponse a la Declaration du Congres Americain. Tra- 
 duite de rAnglois,/ne copy. 8" T. Cadell, Londres, 1777 
 
 2345 Report of a Committee of the Linnjean Society of New 
 England relative to a Large Marine Animal supposed to 
 be a Serpent seen near Cape Ann, Massachusetts, in August 
 1817, loith an engraved Sea Serpent, 
 
 SCABCE. 8° Cummings Sf Hilliard, Boston, 1817 
 
 2346 Review (A) of the Laws of the TTnited States of North 
 America, the British Provinces and West India Islands ; 
 with select Precedents and Observations, and a Comparison 
 of the Courts of Law and Practice there with that of 
 Westminster Hall. 8° ]^. Otridge, London, 1790 
 
 2347 Review of the Administration of the Government of the 
 United States of America, since the year Ninety-three ; 
 or the Correspondence between the Secretary of State and 
 the French Minister on that subject, uncut. 
 
 8" Benj. Russell, Boston, 1797 
 
 2348 Reynell (Carew) The True English Interest ; or an Ac- 
 count of the Chief National Improvements in some Political 
 Observations, demonstrating an Infallible Advance of this 
 Nation to Infinite Wealth and Greatness, Trade and Popu- 
 lacy, with Imployment and Preferment for all Persons. 
 
 8" Oiles Widdowes, London, 1074 
 
 2319 Rhine. Electoratus et Palatinatus Rheni, Episcopatuuni 
 
 Spirencis et Wormaceusis Ducatuum Bipontii et Simmcra% 
 
 etc. Nova Tabula accurate dcscripta per F. dc Wit, 23 by 
 
 is 2 inches. J. Coccus ct E, Morlicr, Amst. [I09t>l 
 
 ii 
 
 11' 
 
 
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 f^' ' 
 
 270 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2350 Rhine. Descriptio Fluminum Rheni, Vahalis et Mosso 
 a Rheuo Berca ad Goricomium usque, comprehendenB Im- 
 perium Noviomagense, Bataviam, Tieho et Bomelii Insulas 
 rogionosque conterminas, 19 hy 14| inches, coloured. 
 
 Apud Janssonio-Wueshergios, Mosem Pitt et 
 Stephanum Swart [1600 ?] 
 
 2351 Rhino [Map of] do Loop van de Rhyn en do Maes, door 
 het vercouigde Nederland, uyt do gomcene Caerten hier 
 800 verro gebracht ala tot de demonstration dor Seven- 
 bergse Waterkcnners noodig ia etc. Door de Mathema- 
 ticus A. van Luchtenburg, 20J bg 23 inches, scarce. 1G91 
 
 2352 Rhine (Lower) Tabula Geographica partem Inferioria 
 Rheni continens in qua sunt Ducatus Clivousis, Archiepis- 
 copatua Colonionsis, Ducatua Montensis, et Comitatua 
 Marchienais, por N. Visschcr, 22 ^ hi/ 18^- inches, 
 coloured. Amat. Bat. [1720 ?] 
 
 2353 Rhine [Map of] le Cours du Rhin depuis Worms jusqu'i 
 Bonne, ot lea Pays adjaceus, par Guillaumo de L'Isle, 24^ 
 hi/ 19 inches, coloured. Covens et Mortier, Amst. [1700?] 
 
 2351- Rhine [Map of] lo Coura du Rhin depuis Straabourg 
 jusqu'a Worms et lea Pays adjacena par Guillaume de I'lsle, 
 24^ It/ 19 inches. Covens et Mortier, Amst. [1700 ?] 
 
 2355 Rbine [Map of] Le Coura du Rhin au desaus de Stras- 
 bourg et lea Pais adjacens, par Guillaumo de I'lsle, 24,i hi/ 
 19 inches. Covens et Mortier, Amst. [1700] 
 
 235G Rhine (Lower) Circulus Electorum Rheni sivo Rhenanus 
 Inferior complcclens Aocuratam Deacriptionem Arehiepis- 
 copatus Moguntini Colonionsis et Trevirensis, Palatinatua 
 Rheni, etc. per 1\ de Wit, 19^ hi/ 22^ inches, 
 coloured. Amstelodami [1730?] 
 
 2357 Rhode Island. Kaart van een Gedeelte van Rhode 
 Eiland, vooratellende de Positio van de Amerikaansche en 
 Engelsche Armeeu by het belcg van Newport, en do vol- 
 gende Actio op den 29 Augustus, 1778, 9J hy \G\ iiiches. 
 
 lAmst. 1779?] 
 
 2358 Rhode Island. Manual, with Rules and Orders for the 
 use of the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island, 
 1867-68, by J. R. Bartlett. 12° Providence, 1S68 
 
 2359 RuoDEs (Alexandre de, Comp. de Jesus) Sommairo dos 
 divers Voyages ot Missions Apostoliques a la Chine & 
 autres Royaumc. de I'Orient, avec son retour de la Chine 
 a Rome depuis 1618 jusques a 1653, _^He copy, vellum, 
 rare. 8° Chez F. Lambert, Paris, 1^53 
 
 2360 Ricay Fergel [Pablo Cecina) M(;dula Eutropelica Calcu- 
 latoria que ensefia a jugar a las Dauias con Espada y Bro- 
 quel, dividida en Trea Tratadoa. Sacala a luz un Jugador 
 incognito, aunque nombrado Don P. C. Ricay Eergel, cor- 
 rcgida y Auuieutada, vellum, tvormed. 12° Madrid, 1759 
 
Mnunukiieca jxiitorica 
 
 271 
 
 3 et Mosso 
 
 adens Im- 
 
 lii Insulas 
 
 ed. 
 
 cm Pitt et 
 
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 laes, door 
 
 srten hier 
 
 or Seven- 
 
 Mathema- 
 
 (0. 1C91 
 
 Inferioria 
 
 ^rchiepis- 
 
 ComitatuB 
 
 I. [1720 ?] 
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 Strasbourg 
 3 de risle, 
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 le. 2H bt/ 
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 ence, 1S68 
 
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 Chine & 
 
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 lum, 
 
 iris, 1('53 
 ca Calcu- 
 da J Bro- 
 
 Jugador 
 pgel, cor- 
 hid, 1759 
 
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 2301 EiiiADENETR\ y Barbientos (Antonio Joachim do) 
 Manual Coinpendio do el liegio Patronato Indiano, para 
 Bu mas facil uso on las matcrias conducentos iLla Practica, 
 Jine copy, calf, scarce, and important 
 
 4" Antonio Marin, Madrid, 1755 
 
 A book full of original Jocumonts respecting the cstablisliinant of tho 
 
 Church in the Indies, nnd tho protection of the Imiians, together with 
 
 all the I'opish bulls referred to, from that of Alexander VI to the time 
 
 of publication. 
 
 23G2 Richards (T. Addison) Guide to the Central Park [New 
 York] cloth, with large plan of the park. 
 
 12" J. Miller, New Tori', 18GS 
 
 23G3 Richardson (AV.) A PhiloHophical Analysis and Illustra- 
 tion of some of Shakespeare's Ciiaractera ; to which is added 
 an Essay on tho Faults of Shakeapearo. The Fourth Edition, 
 scarce. 12" William Spotswood, Philadelphia, 178S 
 
 23G4 RiciiLAifD, Couuty Ohio, Map of, from Surveys by P. O. 
 Eyrue [with plans of villages and views of public buildings] 
 57 hi/ 38 inches, fine copy, coloured, scakce. 
 
 Philadelphia, 185G 
 
 23G5 RicnLAXD, Oswego County, New York, Map of, from 
 Surveys by J. B. Butler [with plans of villages and views 
 of residences] , 30 bi/ 33 inches, coloured, Jine clean 
 copy [18G0] 
 
 2300 Richmond (Map of a part of tho City of), showing tho 
 burnt Districts, published by AVm. Ira Smith, proprietor 
 Richmond Whig, 12 J hi/ S inches. 1804 
 
 2307 Rickey (Anna S.) Forest Flowers of the "West [in Verse] 
 calf, portrait and vignette. 8" Phila. 1851 
 
 2308 Ricous (M.) Le Bougainville de la Jounesse ou Nouvel 
 Abrege des Voyages dans I'Amerique, contenant la Descrip- 
 tion des Mceurs et Couti .mes des peuples de co vaste con- 
 tinent, et lea Aventures led plus remarquables des voyageurs, 
 etc. uncut. 12" Bruxelles, 1829 
 
 23G9 Riego. The Canon Riego's Catalogue of Books in various 
 
 languages and every Branch of Literature, on Sale at 57, 
 
 Seymour Street, Euston Square. 12" Lond. [1840?] 
 
 Canon Iliego was a friend of the late O. Bich, and his was at that time 
 
 considered a very good collection of Spanish books. 
 
 2370 Rights (The) of Great Britain Asserted against the 
 Claims of America : being an Answer to the Declaration of 
 the General Congress. The Tenth Edition. To which is 
 now added a Further Refutation of Dr. Price's State of 
 the National Debt,j/?we copy, half 
 
 roan. 8" T. Cadell, London, 1776 
 
 2371 Rights (The) of Great Britain Asserted against the 
 Claims of America: being an Answer to the Declaration of 
 the General Congress. 2nd Edition, half roan, fine 
 
 copy. 8" T. Cadell, London, 177G 
 
 
 1. 1 
 
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 'Ml! 
 
 '' 'n, 
 
272 Bihliotheca Oeograpltica 
 
 2372 Rights (Tho) of Oroat Britain AssertoJ against the 
 Claims of America, being an Answer to the Declaration of 
 tho General Congress. 4th Edition, with Additions, uncut, 
 title soiled 8" T. Cadell, London, 1770 
 
 2373 RiMius (Henry) A Candid Narrative of tho Kise and 
 Progress of the Ilerrnhuters, commonly called Moravians, or 
 Unitns Fratrum, London, 1753. 2. A Hupplemont to tho 
 Candid Narrative, etc. ib. 1755. 3. The History of tho 
 ]\[oraviana, collected from tho Public Acts of Budingor, 
 etc. ib. 1751, 4, A True and Authentic Account of An- 
 drew Ferey, containing tho Occasion of his coming among 
 tiio Moravians and the Reasons for which he left them. 
 5. A Solemn Call on Count Zinzondorf, Author of tho 
 irerrnhutcrs, to answer the Candid Narrative, etc. by H. 
 Rimiua, London, 1751. 0. A Second Solemn Call, etc. 
 vols, in 1, all uncut, a scarce collection. 8" London, 1757 
 
 '{ I 
 
 23 
 23 
 
 23; 
 
 235 
 236 
 
 23S 
 
 h**' i ' 
 
;ninat tlio 
 urution of 
 »n8, uncut, 
 idon, 1770 
 
 Kise and 
 ravians, or 
 int to tlio 
 jry of the 
 
 Budingor, 
 lilt of Au- 
 ins among 
 left them, 
 lor of tho 
 etc. by H. 
 Call, etc. (5 
 ndon, 1757 
 
 E I C II T II I) AY'S S A LE 
 
 ^':57i Ki!rii^^|ir.\Ll)A y Astetc. Catociamo do los Padivs 
 Itipalda y Astetc ndoruado cou 151 liamiiiaa 
 Finaa, c iliistrado con otraa tantas csplica- 
 ciones parafrasticas para la mcjor inteligcnoiii 
 do las dogmas des nuestra religion. Cor- 
 rcgido por Don Torquato Torio do la Jliva, Jine copy, 
 calf, 4 torn. 12" Paris Sf Mcjico, 1837 
 
 2375 Jiippon (John) A Selection of Hymns from tlio best 
 Anthors ; iuteudcd to bo an Appendix to Ur. Watts'a 
 I'salms and Hymns. Second Edition [with IMS. notes, names 
 of tunes, etc. in the hand of Dr. liippon]. 12" London \n. </.] 
 2370 KivEno Y Zavala (Diego Miguel liravo do) Kclacioii 
 do los Meritos y Sorvicios do D. D. M. Bravo do Kivero y 
 /avala, Caballero del Ordcn do Santiago, Capitau del Kc- 
 gimicnto do Infauteria el Ileal do Lima, half 
 morocco. fol. {Madrid, 1793) 
 
 2377 llivEiio (Mariano Eduakdo do) y Tscnvni (Juan Diego 
 do) Antiguedades Peru anas, Toxto in 4to, Atlas in fol. 
 coloured plates, 2 volumes. Viena, 1851 
 
 2378 Itobcrts {Capt. George) The Four Tears' Voyages of 
 Capt. Gr. Eoberts, being a Series of Uncommon Events 
 which befcl him in a Voyage to tho Canaries, Capo do 
 A^erdo, and Barbadocs, etc. maps and plates, fine 
 
 copy. 8" A. Bcttsicort'h, London, 1720 
 
 2379 Eobcrtaon (James) A Few Months in America : contain- 
 ing Remarks on somo of its Industrial and Commercial 
 Interests, c?oM. 8" London, 1855 
 
 2380 Kobcrtaon (William) Geschiodenis van America, 3 vols. 
 uncut. 8" Amsterdam, 1778-1801 
 
 2381 Kobertsoa (William) The History of America, Books 
 IX. and X., containing the History of Virginia to 1688, 
 and of New England to 1652. 
 
 8" James Ilumphrei/s, Phila. 1799 
 
 2382 Eobortson (William) The History of America, Books 
 IX. and X. containing the History of Virginia to lOSS and of 
 New England to 1652. 12" Thomas and Thomas Walpole, ISOO 
 
 These two Books o[ Robertson's Work were vcy impular in the United 
 ytiitcs. no less than five separate editions having been ]iui>lish(Hi. 
 
 2 N 
 
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 4 
 
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 11 
 
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 274 Bihliotheca Cfeographica 
 
 2383 EOBERTUS MONACHUS. Belltm CnniSTiANonvM 
 Prikciptm, praecipve Gallortm, contra Saracknos, 
 anno 1088, pro teri-a saucta gestum : autore Eoberto Mo- 
 machu. 
 Carolua Verardus de expugnatione regni Granataj, etc. 
 
 CURISTOPnORTJS CnLOM DE PRIMA INSULARUM, IN MARI In- 
 DICO SITARUM LUSTllATIONE, Ctc. 
 
 Dc legatione regis Aetbiopia} ad Clcmentem VII. ac Ecge 
 
 Portugalliso, etc. 
 
 Joan. Baptista Egnatius de origine Turcarum. 
 
 Pomponius Lajtus de exortu Moamethis. 
 
 Fine copy, calf. folio, Henricus JPetrus, Basileee. 1533 
 
 This rare book has hitherto been valued bj' American Collectors, mainly 
 because it contains an early repi'int of the celebrated Letter of Colum- 
 bus, written from Lisbon, in March, 1493, to Kaphael Sanxis, respect- 
 ing his discovery by a western route of certain Islands of India beyond 
 the Ganges. But the collection of these six documents in one volume 
 has a peculiar appropriateness in exhibiting, in a striking manner, the 
 gr.and features of the gigantic struggle of seven hundred years between 
 the Christians and Mohammedans. Mohammedanism withstood the 
 Crusades and tlic subsc(iuent wars, but it yielded after the fall of 
 Granada, when Columbus gave a. new world to Christendom, and the 
 I'ortuguese went forth to explore and Christianize the East. 
 
 2384 Rocliefort (Charles) Ilistoire Natiirelle et Morale des 
 lies Antilles de I'Amerique. Avcc \\\\ Vocabulaire Ca- 
 RATBE, fine copy, plates. 4" Chez A. Leers, Boterdam, 1658 
 "First Edition, of very considerable historical value, though Le Ptre 
 
 Du Tertre asserts in the preface of his larger work in 1GC7, that ^I. 
 de Rochcfort, a minister of the gospel at Rotterdam, stole his manu- 
 script in 1664 from the printers and pubhshed it as his own." — Stevens's 
 Bihl. Ilistorica, p. 158. 
 
 2385 Eochefort (Charles de) Natuurlykc en Zcdelylic Ilis- 
 torie van d'Eylanden de Yoor-Eylanden ran America. Met 
 eenen Caraibaauschen "Woorden-schatjj^ne copy, 
 
 vellum. 4" Ariiout Leers, Botterdam, 1G02 
 
 2386 Eochefort (Cliarles de) Histoire Nalurelle et Morale des 
 lies Antilles do 1' Amerique, Avec un A'ocabulaire Caraibe. 
 Second 'E^Wion, frontispiece and plates, fine copy, 
 
 vellum. 4° Arnout Leers, Boterdam, 1GG5 
 
 23S7 Eogcrs (Eev. Amtni, of Hebron, Conn.) Memoirs of Eev. 
 A. Eogers, a Clergyman of the Episcopal Church, educated 
 at Tale College, ordained in New York, persecuted in 
 Connecticut on account of Eeligion and Politics for almost 
 Twenty Tears, and finally falsely accused and imprisoned 
 in Norwich Jail for two years, on the charge of Crimes said 
 to have been committed in Griswokl when he was not 
 within about one Hundred Miles of the Place. Also an 
 Index to the Holy Bible, and a concise view of the Protes- 
 tant Episcopal Church. 3rd edition, with additions, omis- 
 sions, and alterations, scarce and eccentric. 
 
 12" J. W. Copland, Middlebury, Vt. 1830 
 
 •.tvij 
 
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 5AIIACEN09, 
 
 obcrto Mo- 
 ta3, etc. 
 
 N MAUI In- 
 
 II. ac Ecge 
 
 asilece. 1533 
 
 lectors, mainly 
 ;tter of Coluiii- 
 iaiixis, rcspect- 
 i£ India beyond 
 , in one volume 
 <^ manner, the 
 I years between 
 , withstood the 
 rtcr the fall of 
 cndom, and the 
 Hast. 
 
 ; Morale des 
 
 BTJLAinE Ca- 
 
 )terdam, 1658 
 hough Lc Pere 
 n 1GC7, that ^I. 
 stole his nianu- 
 mn."— Stevens's 
 
 ;edcly];c Ilis- 
 merica. Met 
 
 'terdam, 1GG2 
 Morale des 
 aire Caraibe. 
 
 Icrdam, IGGu 
 moirs of Kev. 
 rch, educated 
 )ersecuted in 
 ics for almost 
 
 d imprisoued 
 Crimes said 
 he was not 
 ice. Also an 
 
 f the Protes- 
 
 ditions, omis- 
 
 ,wry, Vt. 1830 
 
 Bibliotheca lUstorica 275 
 
 23SS Eobiu {Able) Nieiiwe lleize door Noord Amerika in den 
 Jaare 1781. Uit het Franseli, mhcw#. 8" Amst. 1782 
 
 2389 Itobson (Josepli) An Account of Six Tears' llcsidonce 
 in Hudson's Bay, 1733-173G, and 171-1-17J;7, 2 viaps and 
 plan, fine copy, calf. 8" J. Fai/ne, Loudon, 1752 
 
 2390 Eogera (Rev. E. P.) A Historical Discourse on the 
 Eeformed Prot. Dutch Church of Albany, Nov. 26, 1S57, 
 cloth. 4" New York, 1858 
 
 2391 liofTcrs {Major Robert) A concise Account of North 
 America, containing a Description of tlie British Colonics, 
 including Newfoundland, Cape Breton, etc. Also an Ac- 
 count of the several Nations and Tribes of Indians, fine 
 copy, scarce, calf. &" For the Author, London, 17(55 
 
 2392 Rogers {Captain AVoodes) A Cruising Voyage round the 
 AVorld to the South Soas,tho East Indies, and homewiirds by 
 the Cape of Good Hope, 1708-1711. Containing a Journal 
 of the taking of Puna and Guia(]uil ; an Account of Alex- 
 ander Selkirk's living alone four Years and four ^Months in 
 an Island, etc. liioiled. 8" A. Bell, London, 1712 
 
 2393 Rogers {Captain Woodes) A cruising Voyage round the 
 "World, ilr.st to the South Sea, Ihence to tho East Indies, 
 and homewards by the Cape of Good Hope, 17i)8-17ll, 
 containing a Journal of remarkable Transactions, the taking 
 of Puna and (Juiaquil,ctc. An Account of Alexander Sel- 
 Ivirk's living alone four Tears and four Mouths in an 
 Island. Second edition. Map and plates, 
 
 fine copy. 8" Bernard Livtot, London, 1726 
 
 2391 Roggewein (Mr.) Ilistoire de I'Expeditiou do Troia 
 Vaisseaux aux Torres Australes en 1721. Par Monsieur 
 dc B***. good copy, calf, 2 torn in 1. 12" La Ilaye, 1739 
 2395 Rolph (Thomas) A Descriptive and Statistical Account 
 of Canada, showing its great adaptation for British Emigra- 
 tion. Preceded by an Ac count of a Tour through portions 
 of the West Indies and tlio United States, second edition. 
 
 8" London, IS 11 
 239G Rolt (R.) A New and Accurate History of South Ame- 
 rica, containing a particular Account of the Discovery of 
 the New AVorld, . . . with a full Description of Cliili, 
 Paraguay, Peru, To-ra Finna, (jiulana, Cayenne, Brazil, etc. 
 tcith a large map of South America, fine copy, 
 calf. 8" T. Gardner, London, 1756 
 
 2397 Roman l]mpire. Orbis Romani Pars Orlentalia auctor 
 d'Anville, 21 by 26 inches, coloured. 
 
 In ofilcina Weiyelio-Schneideriana, 1782 
 
 2398 Romani Imperii Imago [a curious JNlap or the Roman 
 Empire. In tho left corner are 13 closely printed lines 
 entitled Originis, Incremeuti, ct Culminis Imperij Romani, 
 breuis enumeratio, and in the right corner is a genealogy 
 of the Seven Kings], 19^ by 13i inches. [Ante. 1580 r"l 
 
 
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 270 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2399 Eoss (Arthur A.) A Discourao embraciug the Civil and 
 Keligious History of Ehode-Island. 
 
 120 ^, ji Broivn, Providence, 1S38 
 
 2400 Eoss (^Captain John) A Voyage of Discovery made in 
 Hia Majesty's Ships Isabella and Alexander for Exploring 
 Baffin's Bay, and enquiring into a North-West Passage, 
 second edition, 2 vols, boards, uncut. 8" London, 1819 
 
 2101 Eoss (Mr.) The Speeches of Mr. Eoss and Mr. Morris, 
 etc. [in the Senate of the United States on the free navi- 
 gation of the Mississippi Eiver], scarce. 
 
 8° Washington, 1803 
 
 2402 Eoss (Eobert) The American Grammar, or a Complete 
 Introduction to the English and Latin Languages. The 
 Seventh Edition enlarged, with a Vocabulary containing 
 irregular Nouns and Verbs and the Words used in tho 
 first Forty Colloquies of Cordery, scarce. 
 
 8° Nathaniel Patten, Hartford, 1782 
 
 2103 Eotheram (John) An Essay on Faith and its Connection 
 with Good Works, third edition. 
 
 8" J. Parker, Ncio Torh, 1767 
 
 2101 Eoumania [Map of]. Eomanie, Bulgarie et Partie de 
 Moldavie, 23-J- hy 19^ inches, coloured. 
 
 Covens et Mortier, Amst. [1700 ?] 
 
 2405 EovENzox (John) A Treatise of Metallica. But not 
 that which was published by Mr. Simon Sturtevant upou 
 his Patent which is now by order cancelled and made voyd, 
 etc. AVhereupon Priviledge by Patent is granted by the 
 King's most excellent Majesty to J. Eovenzon, Esquire, for 
 the making of Iron and other Mettals and Materials with 
 Sea-cole, Pit-cole, etc. for one and thirty years. Accord- 
 ing to which Patent this Treatise is published in Print and 
 containeth a brief Explanation, Demonstration or Discovery 
 of the Inuentions priuiledged, etc. fine copy, 
 SCARCE. 4" Thomas Thorp, London, 1G13 
 
 2400 Eowe (John) Man's Duty in Magnifying God's Work 
 discovered in a Sermon before the Parliament, Oct. 8, 1G5(J. 
 Being appointed as a day of Publick Thanks-giving for the 
 great Victory obtained by a part of the Navy belonging 
 unto this Common-wealth, against the Spanish Fleet, ix 
 
 ITS RETURN FROM THB WeST InDIES, SCARCE. 
 
 4" B. White, London, 1G50 
 
 2407 Eowson {Mrs. late of the New Theatre, Philadefj)hiu) 
 Charlotte Temple, a Tale of Truth, boards, tmcut. 
 
 12" John Lomax, New York, 1831 
 
 2408 Eoy (J.)Histoirc du Canada a I'usage des Ecoles et des 
 Families. 12" //. Ramsey, Montrial, 1854 
 
 2409 Eoyce (Andrew) Universalism : a Modern Invention and 
 not accdrding to Godliness. 2nd edition with an Exauiin- 
 aliou of Certain Itevicws. 
 
 12" Chronicle Press, Windsor, Vt. Ib'Sd 
 
 
■m 
 
 he Civil and 
 
 viJencc, 1S38 
 ery made in 
 or Exploring 
 ^est Passage, 
 London, 1819 
 . Mr. Morris, 
 lie free uavi- 
 
 Ungton, ISOn 
 
 a Complete 
 
 guages. The 
 
 y containing 
 
 used iu the 
 
 'artfonl, 1782 
 3 Connection 
 
 '} York, 1767 
 et Partie de 
 
 Imst. [1700?] 
 iCA. But not 
 rtevant upon 
 d made voyd, 
 ■anted by the 
 I, Esquire, for 
 aterials with 
 U's. Accord- 
 in Print and 
 or Discovery 
 
 London, 1G13 
 God's Work 
 Oct. 8, 1G5G. 
 iving for the 
 vy belonging 
 ish Elect, IN 
 
 London, 1G5G 
 'hiladefj)hiu) 
 lit. 
 
 I York, 1831 
 Kcoles et des 
 intrial, 1854) 
 ivention and 
 an Exauiin- 
 
 m, 77. 1830 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilistorica 
 
 277 
 
 . ; i'^[\ 
 
 2110 Rugglos (Samuel B.) The Past and the Present. Semi- 
 centennial Address to tho Alumni of Yale College and 
 Graduates of ISl-i, at their Annual Meeting, July 27, 
 ISGL 8° Appietons, New York, 18()]< 
 
 2111 EuLES and Articles for the better Government of the 
 Troops rjiised or to be raised and kept in pay by and at 
 the cxpence of the United States of America, fine copy, 
 uncut, very scarce. 8° John Dunlap, Phila. 1770 
 
 2112 KuPERTi Abbatis Monasterii Tuitiensis, Commenta- 
 riorum in Apocalypsim Johanuia Libri XII. [and other 
 works by the same author], ^«e volume, pigskin. 
 
 fol. Aptidfoplicem Colotiiam, Johannes Soter, 1533-1527 
 
 2113 Rush (Benjamin) An Enquiry into tho Effects of 
 Spirituous Liquors upon the Human Body and their In- 
 fluence upon the Happiness of Society, 
 
 scarce. 12° Thomas Bradford, Fhiladelphia, [1790 ?] 
 
 2-11-1 Hush (Dr. Benjamin) Extract of a Letter to Granville 
 Sharp [on enslaving Africans.] 
 
 12« James Phillips, London, 1792 
 2415 Rush (Jacob) Charges and Extracts of Charges on 
 Moral and Religious Subjects, by the Honourable J. Rush, 
 President of the Third District of the Court of Common 
 Pleas, to which is annexed the Act of the Legislature of 
 Pennsylvania, respecting Vice and Immorality, boards, 
 uncut. 12" Geo. Forman, New York, May, 1804 
 
 241G Rushton (Edward) Expostulatory Letter to George 
 AVashington of Mount Vernon in Virginia on his continu- 
 ing to be a Proprietor of Slaves,,^???^ copy. 
 
 12° Liverpool, Printed 1797 
 
 Washington upon receiving this letter of volunt.iry advice, retumed it 
 to tlie writer witliout note or comment, so ho sent it to the press. 
 
 2117 Russel (John, Jun.^ An Authentic History of the A'cr- 
 mout State Prison, from the passing the Law for its 
 Erection in 3807 to July 1812. Containing a minute 
 description of the Prison, number of Prisoners, their 
 Crimes, etc. with the Rules, Regulations etc. of said Prison 
 and a List of the OlTicers, etc. fine copy, 
 scarce. 12° Preston Merrifield, Windsor, Vt. 1812 
 
 This is one of tho very few copies that contain the larfre fokling: cop- 
 per plate view of the Vermont States Prison, engraved by Isaac Eddy, 
 of Wcathersfield, Vermont. One of the earliest and best specimens of 
 engraving in Vermont. 
 
 2418. Russia. A Mapp of the Estates of the Great Duke of 
 Russia, Blanch, or Moscovia, Designed by Mounc' Sanson, 
 andRendred into English by Ric. ISlome, 15^ by 11 inches. 
 
 London, IGGO 
 2119 Russia. Tabula Moscovia? nunc accuratius conciunata 
 et cdlla a Pctro Sclienk, 23'. hy 19 j inches, coloured. 
 
 [Amt. 1720 r] 
 
 m 
 

 
 ,jM 
 
 
 
 Mot| 
 
 
 
 
 i 
 ■ 
 
 ■l! 1 
 
 III 
 
 
 
 ir'i 
 
 ii 
 
 278 Hihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2120 Russia. Spatiosissimum Imperium Eussioe Magnse, juxta 
 recentissimaa Observationes Mappa Geograpliica accura- 
 tissime delineatum opera et sumtibua Tobia) Conradi 
 Lotteri, 22-a- by 19^ inches, coloured. 
 
 Augusta Vindel. [1720 ? ] 
 
 24'21 Bussia. Nieuwe Kaart van het geheele Russiche Eijk, 
 volgens die van den Hecr Poirson verbcterd door den Hcer 
 Edme Melville [with Beliring Straits and Alaska], 29 by 
 l-lii" inches, coloured, fine copy, scarce. 
 
 C. van Baarsil. [^Amst. 1785 ?] 
 
 2-122 EussiA. The European Part of the Eussian Empirei 
 from the Maps published by tiie Imperial Academy of St. 
 Petersburg, with the New Provinces on the Bhick Sea. 
 The Asiatic Part of theEussian Empire with the New Dis- 
 coveries of Capt". Cook, etc. 40^ by 18. j inches, coloured, 
 fine copy, scauce. 
 
 Laivric iSf Whittle, London, 12th May, 1791 
 
 2123 Eussi,v. Nieuwe Kaart van het geheele Eussiohe Eijk 
 volgens die van den Heer Poirson, verbcterd door den 
 lleer Ed"'". Melville, 29 by 14 > inches, coloured, 
 fine and clean. M-anqois Bohn, Haarlem, 1S07 
 
 2424 EussiA. Neue Karte vom ganzon Eussischen Eeiche, 
 den Tiirkisclien und Oesterreic'ii . l.en Kaiser-Staaten, 
 Persien, die Konigreiche Schweduii, Da;ne'nark, Prcussen, 
 Italicn, Noapel, Sicilien, Sardinien, die Stnaten des Ehein- 
 burdes, etc. — Diese politische und AV^eg-Kfrte, erstrccht 
 sich von Paris und London bis nacli Amei.ca, China, In- 
 dien, etc. 2 sheets, 11^ by Vd\ inches, 
 
 coloured. J. C. Ilinrichs, Leipzig, 1812 
 
 2425 Eussia, Turkey, the Baltic and Black Seas (Map of) 
 with all the Continental Eailways, and the Lines and 
 Stations of the Submarine and European Electric Tele- 
 graphs and their Extension across the Mediterranean to 
 Tunis in Africa, with Distance Tables of the various 
 Eoutes from London to the S^ats of War, etc. by C. M. 
 Thompson, 28 by 24 inches, colot.-' '• with 5 inch Margins 
 outside the Map containing Names, etc. London, 1854 
 
 2126 Eutland and Burlington Eailroad in Vermont, (Map and 
 Profile of tho Tby] W. B. Gilbert, Chii'f Engineer, 54 by 
 23| inches. Boston, Jan. 1st, 1848 
 
 2127 Euxton ^^. ±'.) Adventures in Mexico and the Eoeky 
 Mountains, half morocco. 8" London, 1847 
 
 2428 Eyssol (Plan van) zo als hetzelve is versterkt in gesi- 
 tueerd n January, 1791, 12 i by 10^ inches, 
 colourt I. J. Allarl, Amsterdam, 1701 
 
 .tH« 
 
ignsB, juxta 
 ica accura- 
 ED Conradi 
 
 7. [1720 ? ] 
 
 ssiclie Eijlc, 
 r den Heer 
 ka], 29 by 
 
 ist. 1785 ?] 
 
 vn Empire* 
 lemy of St. 
 Black Sea. 
 J New Dis- 
 s, coloured, 
 
 May, 1791 
 
 ssichc Jiijk 
 door deii 
 
 irlem, 1S07 
 
 len Eeidie, 
 er-Staatcn, 
 J Prcusspii, 
 des Rhein- 
 erstrec-ht 
 Cliiua, In- 
 
 ipzij, 1812 
 
 (Map of) 
 Lines and 
 
 trie Tele- 
 
 ranean to 
 ic various 
 
 by C. M. 
 h Margins 
 
 don, iSui) 
 
 (Map and 
 eer, 51 by 
 1st, 18 IS 
 
 lie Eocky 
 Jon, IS 17 
 
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 dain, 1791 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilistorica 279 
 
 24?J I.@-^^'A|AABIJE (Hans E<;cdo) Frajrmcnton nit ocn 
 Dagbock gehouden in Greenland in do Jaren 
 1770-1778. Uit het Doens in bet lloog- 
 duitseb vertaald door G. Fries, en verrijkt met 
 eene A'oorrede des Hoogdiiitsebcn Vertalers, 
 bevattende eenigc Berigten nopens de Leveuswijzo der 
 Groenlandcrs, etc. Volgens do lloogdviisclie in bet Neder- 
 duitscb overgebragt, uncut. W Groningcn, 1818 
 
 2130 Sabellicls (M. Antonius) De rcru et artium iniientori- 
 bus ])oema ad M. O. llieronynium baffuni foro Juliensis 
 j)roiiincie quostorem inei[)it. Venule reperitur in domo 
 Johnnnis Lamhcrti conioran in vico hruncllo ad intersiynium 
 ipsius divi Ctaudij. 1° Paris, 1520 
 
 2181 Sabine (Captain Edward) Remarks on tbc Aceonnt of 
 the late Yoynge of Discovery to Ballin's Bay, publisbed by 
 Captain J. lloss, R.N. vncitt, scarce and valuable. 
 
 8° London, 1819 
 
 2132 Sabine (James) Tlio Fatbers of New England, a Sermon 
 in tlie Cbiircb in Essex Street, Boston, December 20, 1820, 
 being tlie Second Centennial Celebration of tbe Lauding of 
 the Fathers at Plymouth, ^«<? copy, tincut, 
 
 scarce. 8° G. Clark tj- Co. Boston, 1821 
 
 2133 Sacrot?osco (JoAyNEs oe) Figur.v .Spueui:: cu glosis 
 Georgii do Moteferrato Artiu et Medicine Doctoris, Jine 
 copy, a scarce edition. 4" Venetiis, 1500 
 
 2131 Sacrobosco (Joannes de) Spbjpra, Jine copy {the lower 
 j)ai-t of n iii. torr T) with woodcuts. Map of the Eastern 
 Hemisphere o' scarce. 
 
 .L±pud loannem Bichardson, Antverpiee, 1517 
 2135 Saceobosco (Giovanni) La Sfera di Messer G. Sacro- 
 bosco tradotta emendata & distinta in Capitoli da Piervin- 
 centio Dante de Rinaldi con molte et ntili Annotazioni 
 del Mcdesimo Rivista da Frate Egratio Dauti. A rare 
 and curious edition, with woodcut poi'trait of Dante de 
 Rinaldi, ivhose Preface ?o' dated Sept. 1198. 
 
 I'' Giunti, Fiorenza, 1571 
 213G Sacro Bosco (Joannes de) Spba?ra emendata. Eliaj 
 Vincti Santonis scholia in eandem Sphoiram. Adiunximus 
 compendium in Spha?ram per Pierirm Yalerianum Bel- 
 lunensemet Petri Nonii Salaciensis demonotrationem eorum 
 qu£0 in extremo capite de climatibus Sacroboscius scribit 
 do ina^quali climatum latitudiae, eodem A'ineto interprete, 
 Jine copy, scarce. Apud ILier. de Marnef ^' G. Cauellat, 
 Farisiis, 1572 — 2. Quacsliones Novae in Libellum de Spbera 
 loannis de Sacro Bosco collectae ab Ariclo Bicardo, etc. 
 G. Cauellat, Parisiis, 15G9 — 3. Libellvs loannis Sacrobosco 
 de anni ratione, sev vt vocatvr vvlgo compvtovs ecclesiafiti- 
 cva. 3 vols, in \,fine copies, scarce. 8" Paris, [1572] 
 
 ^m 
 
 '\*i, 
 
l i 
 
 U : •■ 
 
 280 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2137 SAcnoBOsco (Joannes) Libellua do Anni rationo: sou 
 ut vocatur vulgo, Computus Ecclesiasticus,j/?«e copy, scarce, 
 woodcuts. 8" Apud J. liicarJuin, Antvcrpiee, 1547 
 
 2138 Saginaw Riveb. Preliuiinary Chart. Lower lleaeh of 
 Saginaw Eiver and Bar in frort (Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron), 
 surveyed under Captain J. N. Macomb, 185G, 37 by 23^ 
 inches Washington, 1807 
 
 2439 Saixt CiiRisTOPiiEns. [Map of] St. Christophers or St. 
 Kitta Surveyed by Anthony llavell, Esq'", 24 i by 18 'j inches, 
 coloured, cut, and mounted. 
 
 Laurie and Whittle, London, 10th May, 1791 
 
 2410 Saixt Clair. Map of the Delta of the St. Clair, drawn 
 by Licuts. J. N. Macomb and \V. II. Warner, under the 
 direction of Capt. W. G. Williams, 1842. (Small map 
 of Lake St. Clair, copied from the map of the Commis- 
 sioners under the Treaty of Ghent.) 28.2 by 40 inches, and 
 the Lake, 9 by d inches, scarce. Washington, 1842 
 
 2141 Saint Clair Countv, Illinois, Map of, published by 
 J. W. Holmes [with small Map of Illinois, plans of villages 
 and towns, especially Belville, of which there is a Direc- 
 tory, with views of public buildings and private residences], 
 GO by 54 inches, coloured, ^ne clean copy, scarce. 
 
 J. W. Illinois, 1SG3 
 
 2442 Saint Clair Flats, Chart of, reduced from the original 
 Surveys of Capt. George G. Meade, T.E. Shewing also 
 the Improvement at the Mouth of the South Pass, 25 by 
 27 inches, scale jvjolVo* Washington, 1857 
 
 2443 Saint-Uomingo. A Particular Accouut of the Com- 
 mencement and Progress of the Insurrection of the Negroes 
 in St. Domingo, which began in August, 1791, being a 
 Translation of the Speech to the National Assembly, 3rd 
 Nov. 1791, by the Deputies from the General Assembly of 
 the Prench Part of St. Domingo. 2nd Edition, with Notes 
 and an Appendix. 8" J. Sewell, London, 1792 
 
 2444 Saint Domingo. An Inquiry into the Causes of the 
 Insurrection of the Negroes in St. Domingo. To which is 
 added, observations of M. Garran-Coulon on the same sub- 
 ject, read in his absence by M. Guadet, before the National 
 Assembly, 29th Feb. 1792. 8° J. Johnson, London, 1792 
 
 2445 Saint Domingo. Department of State. Keport of the 
 Secretary of State in regard to San Domingo, transmitted 
 to the Senate, January IG, 1871, with large ovap of St. 
 Domingo. 8° Washington, 1871 
 
 214G Saint Pierre (Louis de) The Art of Planting r nd Culti- 
 vating the Vine, as also of making, lining, and preserving 
 Wines, etc. according to the most approved niethod.s iii 
 France, compiled for the Use of such as intend to prosecute 
 that beneficial Branch of Commerce and Agriculture in 
 
 America, calf. 
 
 12^' J. Wilkic, London. 1772 
 
 ■w 
 
 \m 
 
 mm 
 
Aono: soil 
 >pi/, scarce, 
 •pice, 1517 
 ? lleach of 
 e Huron), 
 37 bi/ 23-1 
 yton, 1807 
 lors or St. 
 L8;j mchen, 
 
 Minj, 1791. 
 air, drawn 
 under tlie 
 Small map 
 ! Commis- 
 nchcs, and 
 f/toti, 1812 
 jlishcd by 
 of villages 
 3 a Uirec- 
 ssidences], 
 
 inois, 1SG3 
 
 lie original 
 
 !\ving also 
 
 ?ass, 25 bi/ 
 
 \gton, 1857 
 
 [the Com- 
 
 e Negroc3 
 
 being a 
 
 mbly, 3rd 
 
 sembly of 
 
 ith Notes 
 
 don, 1792 
 
 of the 
 
 which 13 
 
 same sub- 
 
 Natioi.al 
 
 don, 1792 
 
 ort of the 
 
 ansmitted 
 
 ap of St. 
 
 ion, 1871 
 
 nd Culti- 
 
 rescrving 
 
 ethods iu 
 
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 ulture in 
 
 Ion, 1772 
 
 OS 
 
 Bibliothccn Tlisiorica 2Sl 
 
 2447 Saint Ililaire (Augusto de) Voyage dans Ics Provinceis 
 do liio de Janeiro et do Minas Gcraes, 2 torn, uncut. 
 
 8" Paris, 1830 
 
 2418 Saint-Hilaire (Augusto de) Voyage dans lo District des 
 
 Diamans et sur le Littoral du IJresil, suivi de notes sur 
 
 quclques plautes caracteristiques et d'un Precis de I'histoire 
 
 ties Kevolutious do I'Empire Bresilien, 2 vols, uncut. 
 
 8" Paris, 1833 
 2110 Saint John (J. Hector) L.^ttera from an American 
 I'armer describing certain provincial situations, manners, 
 and customs, not generally known [with Maps of Nan- 
 tucket and Martha's Vineyardj.^rtP copj/, calf. 
 
 8" T. Bavies, London, 1782 
 
 2150 Salem Athenasum (Catalogue of the Books belonging to 
 the), with the By-Laws and Kogulations,^«e copy, 
 nnciit. 8" Thomas C. Casliing, Salem, 1811 
 
 2151 Salzbrunn. Umgegend von Salzbruun in Schlesien, ein 
 topographisch-geognestiches Bild von ddm Waldenburger 
 Porpliyr Gebirge mit den augrenzenden Steinkohlen La- 
 gem, von C. Vogol von Ealckenstoin und Cugon von Ilart- 
 wig, 21 \ hj 20 inches. 183S 
 
 2152 Samaniego (Josepli Ximenez) Hclacion do la Vida de la 
 Venerable Madrc Sor INIaria de Jesus, Abadesa del Cou- 
 vento de la Purissima Concepciou de la Villa de Agreda. 
 
 8° Madrid, '" 
 
 3153 SanchoPanza, Ilistoriadel mas famoso Escudero.Sancho 
 Panza desde la gloriosa muerte do Don Quixote de la 
 IMaucha hasta el ultimo dia y postrera hora de sa Vida, 
 2 vols. 12° Madrid, 1793 
 
 2151 Sanders (Daniel Clarke, of Viryennes) A Sermon before 
 his Excellency Isaac Tichenor, Esq. Governor ; the Honor- 
 able the Council, etc. of the State of Vermont, Oct. 11, 
 1798, in the city of Vergennes, on occasion of General 
 Election, fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8" O. ^ a. Waits, Vergennes, 1798 
 
 2155 Sanders (Daniel Clarke, President of the University of 
 Vermont^ A Discourse iu Burlington before Washington 
 Lodge, No 7, on the Festival of St. John the Baptist, 21th 
 June, 1811, uncut, fne copy. 
 
 8" Samuel Mills, Purlington, 77. ISll 
 
 245G Sandusky County, Ohio, Map of, surveyed and published 
 by J. McDonnell [with plans of Fremont Corporation 
 Village], 25 by 4:6 inches, coloured, scarce. Phil. 18(50 
 
 2457 San Juan de Nicaragua (Map of the Eiver of). Kiver 
 from W. H. Allen's Original Survey. Maps and Sections 
 by E. G. Squier. (Map of Isthmus between Mouth of Eio 
 Sapoa and Gulf of Bolonas, from the original of Dr. Andres 
 Oersted, 1819), 27 i lnj S.\ inches, proof on thick paper, 
 scarce, yew York, 185 k. 
 
 1755 
 
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 282 Bihliolheca Oeographiea 
 
 2458 Sandwich Islands. O ke Anahonua, he mea ia e as ai i 
 ke ana i ua mea a pau [a sort of small geometry with dia- 
 grams]. 4° Mea pia Palapila a na Misunari Oahu, 1833 
 
 2459 Sansom (Joseph) Sketches of Lower Canada, during a 
 Tour to Quebec in 1817, [with View of (Quebec], boards, 
 uncut. 12° JCirk and Mercein, New York, 1817 
 
 24G0 Santiago. Panoramic View from the summit of Santa 
 Lucia, Santiago [Chili], 67 ly 9} inches. 
 
 T. Sinclair's Lith. Phila. [1860 ?J 
 2401 SANUTO (Livio) Geografia distinta in XII libri, 
 ne' quali, oltra I'esplicatione di molti luoghi di Tolomeo e 
 della BusBola, e dell' Aguglia ; si diohiarano le Frouincie, 
 Popoli, Eegni, Citta, Porti, Monti, Fiumi, Laghi e Costumi 
 deir Africa : Con XII tauole di essa Africa in dissegno di 
 rame. Aggiuntini de piu tre Indici da M. Giovan Carlo 
 Saraceni,J?ne clean and perfect copy, in the original vellum, 
 BCAECE. fol. Damiano Zenaro, Vinegia, 1588 
 
 As it ia impossible for the thorough student of mediieval geography to 
 budge an inch without having read the works of Making Sanuto, so 
 no thorough student of historical geography, especially African and 
 American of the last half of the sixteenth century, can touch bottom 
 in his subject till he has digested this work of Livio Sanuto. To him 
 more perhaps than to anyone writer wc owe the clearing up of the 
 subject, and the bmshing away the rubbish and blnnders of the inland 
 German and French geographers of the previous half century, such as 
 Schoner, Apianus, Mucnster, Fine and others. 
 
 Livio was the son of the Senator Francesco Sanuto, of Venice. In youth 
 he visited Germany to study Mathematics. Being of a practical turn, 
 he made many mathematical instruments, according to the precepts of 
 Ptolemy and others, which were preserved in his family. He next 
 applied himself to Cosmography, and collected out of the best autho- 
 rities materials for a Terrestrial Globe in ivhlch he Mas assisted by his 
 brother Giulio, who engraved all the plates with his own hand. Observ- 
 ing that Africa was imperfectly described, he set to work and compiled 
 this Bojk with its 12 large maps drawn by himself and engraved 
 by hi' jrother. He intended to publish descriptions of the other parts 
 of the World, but died about 1585, at the age of fifty-six. The present 
 work is therefore posthumous and was edited by Damiano Zenaro, who 
 dedicated it to Benedetto Zorzi, son of the Signor Aluise. The three 
 excellent Tables of Contents were made by Giovan Carlo Saraceni. 
 The beautiful engraved title page is by Giacomo Franco. 
 
 Books I & II treat of Cosmography in general, especially of Latitudes and 
 Longitudes, and how to determine them. He speaks frequently of the 
 Piloto maggiore Sebastian Cabot, and says that having learned from 
 Oviedo and others that he had explained to Henry VII the variation 
 of the needle, Sanuto became intensely anxious to know Cabot's point 
 of no variation. He therefore instituted a triangular correspondence 
 through his friend Guido Gianetii daFano, once Venetian Ambassador 
 in England, who wrote to Bartholomew Compagni in London, who 
 obtained for Cabot the necessary inforaiation. At folio 16, he cites 
 Barros, and says it is evident from what he states that Asia cannot be 
 joined to the New World. He goes on to quote Zeno, who makes En- 
 gronelandia bounded by the Ocean. He then blames Oronce Fin6 [see 
 N" 1046 of this Catalogue] and Vopellio for joining Mexico and Cathay, 
 and marvels how they could make such a blunder when Cortes, Gomara, 
 and others had stated that the Mexicans fled at the sight of a horse, 
 an animal which abounds in Asia. In a similar way, in many instances, 
 
la e as ai 1 
 r with dia- 
 :>ahu, 1833 
 , during a 
 3c], boards, 
 rork, 1817 
 it of Santa 
 
 3. [I860?] 
 
 XII libn, 
 
 Tolomeo e 
 
 Prouiacie, 
 
 e Costumi 
 
 diesegno di 
 
 ovan Carlo 
 
 •nal vellum, 
 
 negia, 1588 
 
 geography to 
 
 o Sanuto, so 
 
 African and 
 
 touch bottom 
 
 iTO. To him 
 
 ring up of the 
 
 of the inland 
 
 itury, such as 
 
 ce. In youth 
 
 practical turn, 
 
 he precepts of 
 
 ily. He next 
 
 e best autho- 
 
 issisted by his 
 
 land. Observ- 
 
 and compiled 
 
 nd engraved 
 
 le other parts 
 
 The present 
 
 Zenaro, who 
 
 !. The three 
 
 rio Saraceni. 
 
 liatitudes and 
 [uently of the 
 ■learned from 
 Ithe variation 
 Jabot's point 
 prrespondence 
 I Ambassador 
 [London, who 
 16, he cites 
 Isia cannot be 
 lo makes En- 
 ice Fin6 [see 
 I and Cathay, 
 rtes, Gomara, 
 Iht of a horse, 
 \ny instances, 
 
 Bibliotheca Hiatorica 
 
 283 
 
 
 he sets matters right. The rest of tlie volume is a kind of Gazetteer of 
 Africa, arranged in departments. 
 
 In Book II [ he begins his geographical description of Africa, by giving first 
 its boundaries and divisions, and then commencing with the Islands on 
 the Nnrth-Wcst, he describes the Canaries, the Cape Verde Islands, &c. 
 Book IV commences with Fez; V with Telensin; VI with Nunwdia; VII 
 with Gialofo (between the Rivers Canaga and Gambia) ; VIII contains 
 an account of all the Rivers of Africa ( he makes the Nile to rise from 
 two great I^akes in the Kingdom of Prester John), and he then gives 
 the names of all the peoples in Western Africa ; IX Abyssinia and 
 Egypt; X p]thio|)ia ; XI Bugia, Barnagnes and I'rcster John, and 
 XII Lower Ethiopia. 
 
 Of course Sanuto describes the manners and customs of Africa in this Ga- 
 zetteer but he does it under the name of each place. Speaking of Cairo, 
 folio 107, he says that they punish a murderer by cutting him in two and 
 
 fiutting the upper half of the boily with the head upon a dish of quick- 
 imc, where, he states, it remains alive for a quarter of an hour, keeps 
 on talking, and answers any questions put to it ! As to Caitigara, ho 
 is of opinion that previous writers have blundered about it, for that in 
 circumnavigating the globe, nothing was found but sea in the place where 
 Ptolemy and others had placed Cutligiira, and they thought that if it 
 was in that latitude at all, it might be in the longitude of Peru. For 
 some other interesting particulars concerning our author, consult Biddle, 
 p. 31 and 178, and ^lewel, and the Preface of the following work by 
 Marino Sanuto. 
 
 2462 SANUTO (Mauino) Liber Secretorvm fidelivm Crvsia 
 Super Terrje SanclsB Kecuperntione et Conservatione, quo 
 et TerrsD Sanctse Hisfcoria ab Origiiie. Eiusdem vicinarum- 
 que Provinciarum Geographica descriptio continetur. Cuius 
 Auctor Maeinvs Sana'tvs dictus Torsellvs Patricius Vene- 
 tus. Nunc primum, cum libello eiusdem augmenti, sine 
 auctoria nomine, ex MSS. veteribus editus. Orientalia His- 
 toria) Tomus secundus, very fine copy in Dutch white vellum, 
 SCABCE. folio, Typia Wechelianis, apud heredes loannis 
 
 Aubrii {^Francofurti"], 1611 
 
 With four copper plate maps, the first of which is Sannto's map of our 
 
 globe, made 1320, with Jerusalem in the centre, the whole'surrounded by 
 
 water, here first engraved. For a long and interesting account of 
 
 Marino Sanuto and his works, see Lelcwel, Sections 1 1 1-128, pages 19-36. 
 
 2463 Sardinia. Carte Nouvelle de I'lsle et Eoyaume de Sar- 
 dagne, etc. levee par ordre Expres a I'usage des Armees eu 
 Italie ou sent esactement marquees les Grand Chemins, 
 etc. par le Sr. Sanson, 23| hy 19.j inches, coloured. 
 
 J. Covens et C. Mbrtier, Amsterdam, [1700] 
 
 2464 Sardinia. Carte Geuerale des Etats du Eoi de Sar- 
 daigne reduite d'apres la Grande Carte, 21 by 20 inches, 
 coloured, clean. W. Faden, Feby. 24ith, 1783 
 
 2465 Sabdinia. Carta dell' laola e Kegno di Sardegna dedi- 
 cata alia Maesta del He Carlo Alberto Primo dal . . . . 
 Maggior Generale C" Alberto Ferrero della Marmora 
 Commandate la llegiu Scuola di Marina di Geneva, etc. 
 a splendid map, scaece, on four sheets, each 34 by 26^ 
 inches. Parigi e Torino, 1845 
 
 Baron Humboldt's own copy, presented lo him by the Author ; an early 
 and choice iniprcssiun. 
 
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 284 Billiotheca Oeojraphka 
 
 24G6 SauKdeus (Richard) Palmistry, tho Secrets tliercof 
 DiacloBod, or a Familiar, Eusy and New Method whereby 
 to judge of the most General Accidents of Man's Lifo 
 from the Lines of the Hand withal its dimonHions and sig- 
 riifications. Also ninny Particulars discovering tho Safety 
 and Dan<:cr of Women in Child-bed. With choice Obser- 
 vations of Phisiognomy iind tho Moles of tho Body. As 
 also that Most Useful Piece of Astrology concerning Elec- 
 tions for every Particular OccnHinn, etc. The 2nd Time 
 Imprinted and much lularged by the A \\i\\or, ^fine copy, calf, 
 hy Fratt. 12" II. Bru;/is', London, 1004 
 
 SAG? Savoy. Regia) Celsitudinis Sabaudica) Status in quo Du- 
 catus SabaudisD, i'rineipatus Pedemontium et Ducatus 
 Montisferrati in suns qunsq; Ditioncs divisi cum finitimis 
 Regionibus cxhibentur Directione et Suniptibus Jo. Bap- 
 tisto) Ilomanni, 22 hj 19 i inches, coloured. 
 
 NorimlergcB, [1730 ?] 
 
 24G8 Saxony. Le Cercle do la Haute Saxe on sent compris le 
 Duche et Ealectorat de Saxe, les Marquisats de Misuie et 
 de Lusace, etc. par H. Jaillot, 24* by 18 inches, 
 colourerl. Paris [1695 ?] 
 
 2469 Saxony. Le Cercle de la Basse Saxe subdivise en tous 
 les Estats et I*rincipautes qui le composent. Par H. Jail- 
 lot, 24 by 18 inches, coloured. [Paris, 1695] 
 
 2470 Saxony. Circuli Saxonia) Superioris Pars Meridionalis in 
 qua sunt Ducatus Saxoniie, Comitatus Mansfeldise et Voit- 
 ]andi89, Landgraviat Thuriugia), etc. 221 % l^a 
 
 inches. ^ms^[1770?] 
 
 2471 Saxony. Le Cercle de la Haute Saxe ou sent compris 
 le Duche et I'Eslectorat de Saxe, lea Marquisats de Misiiie 
 et de Lusace, le Landgraviat de Thuriugc, etc. par H. 
 Jaillot, 23. f by 18 J- inches, coloured. 
 
 a. Sf J. Ottens, Amst. [1730?] 
 
 2472 Saxony. Circnlus Saxonire Inferioris in quo sunt Du- 
 catus Holsatia', Meklenburgi, Lauwenburgi, etc. etc. per 
 r. de Witt, 22y hy 19 inches, coloured. 
 
 It. Sf J. Ottens, Amst. [1730 ?] 
 
 2473 Saybrook {Connecticut) Historical Sketch of the J^aptist 
 Church in Saybrook, Connecticut. 12° Hartford, 1849 
 
 2474 Scandinavia (A Generall Mappe of) Where are the 
 Estates and Kingdomes of Daiieraark, Norway, and Swe- 
 den. Designed by Monsieur Sanson and rendered into 
 English and Enlarged by Bichard Blome, 15^ Ay 13 
 inches. London, 1669 
 
 2475 Scandinavia. Exaetissima totius ScandinavisD Tabula, 
 qua tam Suecia?, Danise et Norwegise liegna quam alise 
 Regiones adjacentcs ostcnduntur per Nicolaum Visschcr, 
 21 by 17 inches, culourtd. . Amst. [IGSOr] 
 
rets thereof 
 bod whereby 
 Mnn's Life 
 ions and sig- 
 g tlio Safety 
 lioico Obser- 
 ! Body. As 
 'crning Klce- 
 he 2nd Time 
 •ne copy, coff, 
 LonJun, 10(31 
 
 8 in quo Du- 
 et Duoatus 
 cum finitimis 
 ibus lo. Bap- 
 
 'ffce, [1730?] 
 nt compris le 
 do Misuie et 
 es, 
 
 iris [1695 ?] 
 ivise en tous 
 Par H. Jail- 
 [Paris, 1695] 
 ^eridionalis in 
 jldisB et A'^oit- 
 
 mst. [1770?] 
 sont conipris 
 its de Misnie 
 , etc. par H. 
 
 mst. [1730?] 
 
 luo sunt Du- 
 
 etc. etc. per 
 
 mst. [1730 ?] 
 f the Baptist 
 artford, 1849 
 
 lore are the 
 ay, and Swe- 
 ondered into 
 bij 13 
 
 London, 1669 
 avisD Tabula, 
 a quam alise 
 am Visaclicr, 
 mst. riOSOrl 
 
 Jiibliotheca llintorica 283 
 
 2-470 Scandinavia [Map of]. Scandia or Noandinavia, compro- 
 
 honding Sweden and Norway, with the Daniah JslandH, to 
 
 whicli is added the remainder of the PoHsessions of Dcmi- 
 
 mark. By L. S. Dclarochetto, 19 J btj 27. J inches, coloured, 
 
 fine copi/. Win. Faden, London, February \Otli, 1791 
 
 2177 Sclicller (Imm. Job. Gerb.) Lateinisch-dcutHchos und 
 deutsch-hvtoinisuhos Ilandh'xicon vornohmlich fiir Schulen 
 verbessert und vermehrt durch Q-. II. Liineniann. Erstur 
 oder lateiuiscli-deutscher Tbeil. t* Aullage, 
 2 vols. 8" Leipzig, 1820 
 
 2478 ScnoiiATiTE County, New York, ISTnp of, from Surveys 
 by E. Wenig and W. Lorey, [with plans of vilhigos, and 
 views of churclica and private residences], 30 by 5 1 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy, scarce, li. P. Smith, Fhilade.lphin, 1856 
 
 2'479 Scipio'a Eefleetions on INIonroe's View of tlie Conduct 
 of the Executive on the Foreign Affairs of the United 
 States, connected with a Mission to the Erencli Republic 
 in 1794, '95, '90, ^we clean copy, uncut, 
 scarce. 8" Caleb P. Wayne, Boston, 1798 
 
 2180 Scotland. Carto de la Mer d'Ecosse contcnant lea 
 Isles et Costes Septentrionales et Occidentales d'Ecosse et 
 les Costes Septentrionales d'Irlando, 33 i- by 23^ inches, 
 coloured, Jlne copy, scakce. [Pierre Mortier, Amst. 1695 ? j 
 
 2481 Scotland. JS'ortb Britain, or Scotlaiul dividetl into its 
 Counties, corrected from the boat Surveys and Astrono- 
 mical Observations by Thos. Kitchin, 21 by 26 inches, 
 coloured. Win. Faden, London, Dec. 1st, 1778 
 
 2482 Scott (Sir AValter) Autobiography of, 
 
 nortrait. 12" Carey S,- Lea, Phila. 1831 
 
 This very odd volume, or piece of autoljiognipldoiil patchwork, could 
 only have appeared in a country wiicrc the editor was hampered ncitiiur 
 by rights of conscience or copyriglit. lie has, however, i>rodiiccd an 
 iiiterestin<r hook hy clipping from the first revised edition of the <xwM 
 novelist, after his acknowledgment of the authorship of Waverley, all 
 the personal, biographical and cxi)lanatory para}:rai)hs, and stringing 
 them together with careful arrangement and a few notes. 
 
 2483 ScuoDER (Henry) The Christian's Daily Walke in holy 
 Securitie and Peace, 8th edition, corrected, [with a long 
 preface of 21 pages by John Datenport afterwards of Xow 
 Haven, dated " From my study iu Colman Street, Loudon, 
 this 25 of April, \QyS:7,^''\Jlne copy, calf, 
 
 scarce. 16" I. L. for ILenry Overton, London, 1612 
 
 2484 Seaman (Ezra C.) Essays on the Progress of Xations iu 
 Productive Industry, Civilization, Population, and Wealth, 
 illustrated by Statistics of Mining, Agriculture, Mauuliic- 
 tures. Commerce, Banking, llevenues, etc. etc. 
 
 cloth. 8" Baker ^' Scribner, New YorJc, 184G 
 
 2485 Sea Serpent (The), or Gloucester Hoax, a Dramatic 
 Jcu d'Esprit in Three Acta, [and in Verse] ^«^ copjl, uncnf, 
 SVAUCD. 12" £. A. Miller, Charlcaion, 1819 
 
 :m 
 
 i 
 
 ■;r"': 
 
 
 ■!•« 
 
y 
 
 280 Bibliolheca Geoyraphica 
 
 2480 Scnrl (.Tolin, of Sloneham) A Funoral Sermon at Ncw- 
 bury.Port, Dec. MO, 1770, occa^iolletl by tho Death of Mr». 
 Phobo ParsoiiH, ConBort of tlio Kev. Jonntlian ParHone, 
 who departed this lifo on tho 2(Hh instant, in tho 5r)th year 
 of lior age,Jine copy, uncut. 8" 2\ if J. Fleet, Boston, 1771 
 
 2487 Seavor (Ebenezer) Statement of Votes given by the 
 Hon. Eboiiezer Heaver. 8" J. Eliot, jun. Boston, 1812 
 
 2488 ScboHtopol. Tho Environs of Sevastopol, with tho Bat- 
 teries and Approaches, by James Wyld. Second edition, 
 18 J by 20 i inches, coloured. London, 10/A October , 1854 
 
 2489 Sedgwick (Theodore) Public and Private Economy, 
 3 vols, cloth, 8CABCR. 12« New York, 1830-1838 
 
 2t90 Seneca Falls, Seneca County, New York, [Map of the] 
 Town and Village of, published by J. II, trench, [with 
 Views of Churches and many private residences] 41 by 
 fiS inches, coloured, Jine and clean, scarce. Fhila. 1850 
 
 2491 Sergeant (Rev. Mr. John) A I^etter to Dr. Colman, of 
 Bo^'ton, containing Mr. Sergeant's Proposal of a moro 
 eft'ectual Method for tho Education of Indian Children ; 
 to raise 'cm if possible into a civil and industrious People, 
 by introducing the English Ltmguage among them, etc. 
 Made publick by Dr. Column, with some general Account 
 of what the Kov. Mr. Isaac llollis lias already done for the 
 Sons of this Indian Tribe of Iloussatannoc, now erected 
 into a Township and called Stockbridge, Jino copy, uncut, 
 scarce. 8° Boyers and Fowle, Boston, 1743 
 
 2492 Sewall (Joseph) Eulers must be Just, ruling in the Fear 
 of God. A Sermon before the Honourable the Lieutenant 
 Governor, tho Council, etc of the Massachusetts Bay, ia 
 New-Euglaud, May 27, 1724,^He clean copy, 
 
 uncut. 8° B. Oreen, Boston, in N. F. 1724 
 
 2493 Sewall (Joseph) Jehovah is the King and Saviour of his 
 People. A Sermon at the Boston Lecture, August 17, 
 1727, upon tho awful Tidings of the Death of His late 
 Majesty King George, Juno 11, fine clean copy, 
 
 scarce. 8° B. Oreen, Boston, 1727 
 
 2494 Sewall (Joseph) When the Godly cease and Faithful 
 fail, we must seek to God for Help. A Sermon at Cam- 
 bridge upon the Death of the Eev. Mr. Benjamin Wada- 
 worth, President of Harvard CoUegOv who deceas'd March 
 10th, 1730-7, ^tatis sua 6S,Jlne copy. 
 
 8" Kneeland and Oreen, Boston, 1737 
 
 2495 Sewall (Joseph) The Duty, Character, and Reward of 
 Christ's faithful Servants. A Sermon at tho South Church 
 in Boston, on the Lord's Day, after tho l^uneral of the 
 Rev. Mr. Thomas Prince, who departed this Life, Oct. 
 22nd, 1758, -^tat. 72, [with a Biographical Appendix] 
 
 Jlne copy^ excessively rare. 
 
 8" S. Kneeland, Boston, 1708 [1758] 
 
JJibliotheca Iliatorica 
 
 287 
 
 at Now- 
 li of Mrn. 
 
 ParHone, 
 S.'ith year 
 ton, 1771 
 I by the 
 ton, 1812 
 
 the Bat- 
 d edition, 
 beVf 1854 
 Economy, 
 830-1838 
 ip of the] 
 fh, [with 
 es] 41 hy 
 'lila. 185U 
 ohnnn, of 
 
 a mora 
 Children ; 
 18 People, 
 hem, etc. 
 
 Account 
 le for the 
 w erected 
 tjy, uncut, 
 ton, 1743 
 
 the Fear 
 ieutenant 
 s Bay, iu 
 
 E. 1724 
 \xv of his 
 gust 17, 
 Ilia lato 
 
 'on, 1727 
 Faithful 
 at Cam- 
 II Wads- 
 i March 
 
 on, 1737 
 
 ward of 
 
 Church 
 
 of the 
 
 'e, Oct. 
 
 pendix] 
 
 [1758] 
 
 2400 Sowall (JoRonh) Christ Victorious over the Powers of 
 Darkness, by tno Light of His preached GoHpel. A Ser- 
 mon in Boston, Dec, 12, 1733. At the Ordination of the 
 Kev. Mr. Stephen Parker, Mr. Ebcnozor llinsdoU, and Mr. 
 JoHoph Scccotnbo, chosen by the CommiHsioners to tho 
 Honourable Society for PropHf;atinjj Christian Knowledge 
 at Edinburgh to carry the Go!<pel to the Aboriginal Natives 
 on the Borders of New England. To which are annexed a 
 brief Account of the Society and prcHont Mission, etc. Jlne 
 copy, veru scarce. 8" Kneeland and Green, Boston, 1733 
 
 2497 Sewall (Joseph) A Sermon at tho Tliursday-Lecturo in 
 Boston, Sept. 10, 1702, before tho Great and General 
 Court of the Province of tho MaasachuHotts-Bay in Now 
 England, on tlie Joyful News of tho Kcductioji of lla- 
 vannah, fine copy, uncut. 8" J, Draper, liostun, 1702 
 
 2108 Sowall (Joseph) Tho Character and Kewurd of the 
 faithful Ministers of Christ. A Sermon at tho Soutii 
 Church in Boston, on the Lord's Day, after the Funeral 
 of tho lleverend ^Ir. Alexander Cumming, who departed 
 tliia Life, August 25, 1703, ^tat. 37, //is. 
 copy. 8° S. Kneeland, Boston, 1763 
 
 2499 Sewall (Samuel) Tho History of Woburn, Middlesex 
 County, Mass. From the Grant of its Teraitory to 
 Charlestown in 1040 to 1800. With a memorial Sketch of 
 the Author by the fiev. Charles C. Sewall, portrait, cloth, 
 new. 8° Wigyin and Liint, Boston, 1808 
 
 2500 Seward (Misa) Monody on Major Andre, and Elegy ou 
 Captain Cook. Also Mr. Pratt's Sympathy, a Poem. 
 Tenth editiou, yron//*^/ece, loarda, uncut. 
 
 12° Longmans, London, 1817 
 
 2501 Seybert (Adam) Statistical Annals: embracing Views 
 of the Population, Commerce, Navigation, Fisheries, Public 
 Lands, Revenues, etc. etc. of tho United States of America, 
 1789-1818, uncut, half roan. 
 
 4" T. Dohson and Son, Phila. 1818 
 With the Autograph of Isaac Tichenor, Governor of Vermont. 
 
 2502 Seybert (Adam) Annales Statiatiquea des Etats-Unis 
 Traduit de I'Anglais par C. A. Scheffer, a scarce 
 edition. 8« Paris, 1820 
 
 2503 Shaftabnry Association (Minutes of the) at their Annual 
 Convention, held at the Meeting House in Shaftesbury, 
 1788. 8° JIaswell and Bussell, Bennington, Vermont, 1788 
 
 As complete sets this and tho next eight lots arc difflcult to find. These 
 lots will be sold together, or separately, as it may be determined on the 
 day of sale. 
 
 2504 Shaftsbury Association (Minutes of the) at their Annual 
 Convention, held in Hillsdale, 1789, uncut. 
 
 8" JIaswell and Bussell, Bennington, Vermont, 1789 
 
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 288 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2605 Shaftsbury Association (Minutes of the) at their Annual 
 
 Convention, held in Adams, 1790. 
 
 8" Ilaswell and Russell, Bennington, Vermont, 1790 
 250G Shaftsbury Association (Minutes of the) at their Annual 
 
 Convention, held in Stockbridge, 1791, 
 
 uncut. 8" Anthony Hastvell, Bennington (1791) 
 
 2507 Shaftesbury Association (Minutes of the) holden at 
 Pownal, June .4th and 5th, 1791, together with their 
 Circular Letter, nncut. 
 
 8" Elihu Phinney, Canann, State of New York, 1794 
 
 2508 Shaftsbury Association (Minutes of t])e) holden at 
 Stillwater, June 3d and 4tli, 1795, together with their 
 Circular and Corresponding Letters, 
 
 tmcut. 8" Silvester Tiffany, Lansing burgh, 1795 
 
 2509 Shaftsbury Association (Minutes of the) holden at 
 Bottskill, June 7th and 8th, 1797, together with their 
 Circular aod Corresponding Letters, 
 
 uncut. 8" James Lyon, Waterford, N. Y. 1797 
 
 2510 Shaftsbury Association (Minutes of the) holden Jit 
 Elder Nilca's Meeting House, June 5th and Gth, 1799, 
 together with their Circular and Corresponding Letters, 
 uncut. 8" Chester Smith, Pittsfield, 1799 
 
 2511 Shaft>b>iry Baptist Association (Minutes of the) held at 
 Schodack the Seventh and Eighth of June, 1809, together 
 with their Circular and Corresponding Letters. 
 
 8" Tracy and Bliss, Lansinghurgh, 1809 
 
 2512 Sharp (Granville) A Eepresentation of the Injustice and 
 dangerous tendency of Tolerating Slavery, or of admitting 
 the least claim of Private Property in the Persons of Men 
 in Eugland, in Four Parts, hoards, uncut. 
 
 8° B. White, London, 17G9 
 
 This, wc l)clicve, was the first really big gun fired in England against 
 the slavery of Africans in the British Colonies. 
 
 2513 Shattuck (Lemuel) The Vital Statistics of Boston, con- 
 taining an Abstract of the Bills of Mortality for the last 
 20 years, and a View of the Population and Health of the 
 City at other periods of its History. 8" Phil. 1841 
 
 2514 Shehbeare (J.) An Essay on the Origin, Progress and 
 Establishment of National Society; in which the Principles 
 of Government, the Definitions of Liberty in Dr. Price's 
 Observations are examined and refuted, with a Justification 
 of the Legislature in reducing America to Obedience by 
 Force. To which is added an Appendix on the Excellent 
 and Admirable in Mr. Burke's second printed Speech of 
 22d March, 1775. 8" J. Bew, London, 177G 
 
 With many manuscript notes on the margins combatting and criticising 
 th« arguments of the Author. 
 
 M 
 
 u'^^ 
 
eir Annual 
 
 mont, 1790 
 eir Annual 
 
 ton (1791) 
 holden at 
 with their 
 
 York, 1794 
 
 holden at 
 
 with their 
 
 ntrgJi, 1795 
 holden at 
 with their 
 
 N.Y. 1797 
 holden at 
 Cth, 1799, 
 ig Letters, 
 sjield, 1799 
 the) held at 
 19, together 
 
 hurffh, 1809 
 1 justice and 
 f admitting 
 ons of Men 
 
 melon, 17G9 
 gland against 
 
 oston, con- 
 'or the last 
 alth of the 
 Fhil 1841 
 •ogress and 
 : Principles 
 Dr. Price's 
 ustification 
 )edience by- 
 Excellent 
 Speech of 
 ndon, 177G 
 
 nd criticising 
 
 Bibliolheca Ilislorica 289 
 
 2515 Shaw (John, of Bridr/ewatcr, Mass.) The Character of a 
 Pastor according to God's Heart considered. A Sermon 
 preached in liraintree South-Parish at the Ordination of 
 the Eev. Mr. Moses Taft, August 20, 1752, to which arc; 
 annexed Mr. Taft's Confession of Faith ; the Charge, by 
 the Ilev. Mr. Niles ; and the Eight Hand of Fellowship, by 
 the Eev. Mr. Bayley. 8° S. Kneeland, Boston, N.E. 1751} 
 
 251G Slieliield (John, Lord) Observations on the Commcrcu 
 of the American States. A new edition, much enlarged. 
 
 8" J. Dehrett, London, 1784 
 
 2517 ShelTield {Lord) A Brief Examination of Lord Sheffield's 
 Observations on the Commerce of the United States, with 
 two Supplementary Notes on American Manufactures. 
 
 8° J. Fhillips, London, 1792 
 
 2518 Shepard (Charles Upham) A Eeport on the Geological 
 Survey of Connecticut, uncut, out of print and 
 
 scarce. 8" li. L. llaviHn, Neio Haven, 1837 
 
 2519 Siiepaud (Thomas) New England's Lamentation for 
 Old England's present Errors and Divisions. 
 
 scahce. 8° London, 1G15 
 
 2520 Shepard (Thomas) The Sound Belcever, a Treatise of 
 Evangelicall Conversion,^'we cop>j, 
 
 scarce. 8" B. Dawhnan, London, 1G19 
 
 2521 Shepard (Thomas) Theses Sabbatica), or the Doctrine of 
 the Sabbath, London, 1G50 — Certain Select Cases resolved, 
 specially tending to the right ordering of the heart — Tho 
 First Principles of the Oracles of God, 2 vols, in 1. 
 
 8° John Bothwell, London, 1G50 
 
 2522 Shepheard (Thomas) The Sincere Convert, discovering 
 the small number of true Beleevers, aud the great difficulty 
 of Saving Conversion. 5th Ed. corrected, Matthew Sim- 
 inonds, London, 1050 — The Sound Belcever, a Treatise of 
 Evangalical Conversion, 2 vols, in 1. 
 
 8" B. Daiolman, London, 1049 
 
 2523 Shepard (Tliomas, of Camlridrje, N.E.) The Sound Be- 
 lcever, a treatise of Evangelicall Conversion. Discovering 
 tho work of Christ's Spirit in reconciling of a Sinner to 
 God. S" Andrew Crooke, London, 1G53 
 
 2524 Shepard (Thomas) Theses Sabbatica;, or tiie Doctrine of 
 the Sabbat}i,/He cnpy. 
 
 8" S. G. for John Bothwell, London, 1(555 
 
 2525 Shephard (Thomas) Subjection to Christ in nil His Ordi- 
 nances and Appointments the best means to preserve our 
 Liberty. Together with a Treatise of IneHectuul Hearing 
 the Word, good copij. 
 
 b" aS. O.for John Bothwell, London, 1057 
 2520 Shepard (Thomas) The Sound Believer, a Treatise of 
 Evangelical Couvcr.iion, yood 
 
 copi/. S" Andrew Croolr, London, 1059 
 
 2 V 
 
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 290 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2527 Slicppard (Tbomas) The Sincere Convert, discovering the 
 email number of true Beleevers and the great difficulty of 
 Saving Conversion. Whereto is now added the Saints' 
 Jewel and the Soul's Invitation, J. Macock, London, 1G57 
 — The Sound Beleever, a Treatise of Evangelicall Conver- 
 sion, 2 vols, in \,Jine copies. 8" Andrew Crooke, Lond. 1G53 
 
 2528 Shcppard (Thomas) The Sincere Convert, discovering the 
 small number of true Beleevers, and the great difficulty of 
 Saving Conversion, G. D.for John Sweeting, London, 1059 
 The Sound Beleever, a Treatise of Evangelicall Conversion, 
 Andreio Croohe, London, 1G53 — Theses Sabbaticre, or the 
 Doctrine of the Sabbath, S. Q. for John Hotliwell, London, 
 1055 — Certain Select Cases resolved, John Bothicel, London, 
 1055 — Tiie First Principles cf the Oracles, John Eothwel, 
 London, 1055 — Subjection to Christ the best means to pre- 
 serve our Liberty ; all in 1 yoX.Jlne copies, 
 
 calf. 8** 8. G. for John Hothwel, London, 1057 
 
 2529 Shepnrd (Thomas) The Sound Believer, or a Treatise of 
 Evangelical Conversion, discovering the Work of God'a 
 Spirit in reconciling a Sinner to God, a scarce 
 
 edition. 12" William Buncan, Glasgow, 1737 
 
 2530 Sliepard (Thomas) Three valuable Pieces, viz. Select 
 Cases Resolved ; First Princi])les of the Oracles of God, 
 and a private Diary, etc. 8° Eoqers ^ Foiole, Boston, 17-17 
 
 2531 Shephard (Thomas) The Sincere Convert and The Sound 
 Believer, to which are added The Saint's Jewel and Tlie 
 Soul's Invitation unto Jesus Christ. A New Edition, with 
 Notes. 12" S. and A. Young, Faislct/, 1812 
 
 2532 Sherburne (Andrew) Memoirs of A. Sherburne, a Pen- 
 sioner of the Navy of the Revolution. Written by himself, 
 
 ,fne copy, scAnCE. 12" William Williams, Utica, 1808 
 
 Tliis nutlior was born in Rye, New Ilampsliirc, in 1765, shipped from 
 Portsmouth on board the Congress, ship of war, the Hanger, in 1779, 
 and afterwards served in other public and private war sliips until lie 
 was taken prisoner in 1781 and carried to Portsmouth, in England, 
 where he was tried and committed to i)rison, " for rebellion, piracy, and 
 high treason, on his jMajesty's high seas," etc. 
 
 2533 Shirley (Major- General William) The Conduct of 
 Major-Gen. Shirley, late General and Commander-in-Chief 
 of his Majesty's Forces in North America. Briefly Stated, 
 Jine copy, excessiveli/ rare. 8" JR. and J. Dodsley , London, 1758 
 
 2531< Shower (John) Practical Reflections on the Earthquakes 
 that have happened in Europe and America, but chiefly in 
 Jamaica, England, Sicily, Malta, etc. with a particular and 
 historical Account of them and divers other Earthquakes. 
 2nd Edition, half roan. London, 1750 
 
 2535 Shurtleff" (W^illiam, of Portsmouth, KH.) The Obliga- 
 tions upon all Christiana to desire and endeavour the Sal- 
 vation of others. A Sermon, Sept. 18, 1741, On a Monthly 
 Evening Lecture at the North Brick Church, in Middle 
 Street, Boston. 8" D. Henchman, Boston, 1741 
 
 r 
 
vcriiig the 
 ifficulty of 
 le Saints' 
 ndon, 1G57 
 ill Conver- 
 Lond. 1G53 
 jvcring the 
 lifficulty of 
 mdon, 1059 
 ;)ou version, 
 ;icje, or the 
 dl, London, 
 }el, London, 
 in Hothwel, 
 sans to pre- 
 
 )ndon, 1057 
 Treatise of 
 k of God's 
 
 isgow, 1737 
 viz. Select 
 les of God, 
 Boston, 17-17 
 The Sound 
 ^el and Tlie 
 Idition, with 
 kiisJey, 1812 
 me, a Pen- 
 by himself, 
 Utica, 1808 
 shipped from 
 njftT, in 1779, 
 sliips until he 
 1, in England, 
 )n, piracy, and 
 
 Conduct of 
 lor-in-Chief 
 etly Stated, 
 on'don, 1758 
 larthquakes 
 t chiefly in 
 •ticular and 
 arthquakes. 
 ondon, 1750 
 "he Obliga- 
 ir the Sal- 
 a Monthly 
 in Middle 
 oston, 1711 
 
 Bibliotheca Ilislorica 
 
 291 
 
 253G SiAM. [Map of] Le Royaume de Siam avec les Royaumes 
 
 qui luy sont Tributaires et les Isles de Sumatra, Andeman, 
 
 etc. Avec les Observations des Six Peres Jesuites envojez 
 
 par le Roy dans les Indes, etc., 22 by 30 inches, coloured, 
 
 fine copy, scarce. Pierre Mortier, Amst. [1090 ?] 
 
 2537 Siamese Twin Brothers (An historical account of the) 
 from actual observations. 3rd Edit., portraits of the two, 
 who are still living. 8" New York, 1831 
 
 2538 Sicily. Carte do I'lsle et Royaume de Sicilo par Guil- 
 laurae Del' Isle, 22 j by 18 j inches, coloured. 
 
 Jean Covens et Corneille Mortier, Amst. [1700 ?] 
 
 2539 Sicily. Insula sive Regnum Sicilia) Urbibus prascipuis 
 exornatum per F. do "Wit, 23 by IQ\ inches. lAmst. 1730?] 
 
 2510 Sidons (C.) Do Yereenigde Staten van Noord-Amerika, 
 in hunne Staatkundigo, Godsdienstige en Maatschapelijke 
 Betrekkingen, half morocco, uncut. 8" Leeuwarden, 1828 
 
 25 i I Sierra Leone Company (Substance of the Report by the 
 Court of Directors of the) to the General Court of Pro- 
 prietors ou the 27th of March, 1791, with map, 
 uncut. 12" London, 1791 
 
 2512 Sillery (Marchioness of) The Child of ^\iture, a Dra- 
 matic Piece in Four Acts. From the French of Madame 
 the Marchioness of Sillery, formerly Countess of Genlis. 
 
 12" W. Spotswood, Phila. 1790 
 
 2513 Silliman (Benjamin) A Sketch of the Life and Character 
 of President Dwight, delivered as an Eulogium in New 
 JIaven, February 12th, 1817, before the Academic Body of 
 Yale College, composed of the Senatus Academicua, 
 Faculty and Students 8" Maltby, New Haven, 1817 
 
 2511 Sketch of Character and Maimers of All Nations em- 
 bellished with a Ropresontativc Cut of Each People 
 
 12" li. H. Sherburne ($• Co. Concord, NIL 1830 
 2515 Skinner (R. C, Surgeon Dentist.) A Treatise on tlio 
 Human Teeth, concisely explaining their structure and 
 cause of disease and decay : to which is added the most 
 beneficial and cll'ectual method of treating all disorders in- 
 cidental to the teeth and gums, etc. uncut. 
 
 8" Joh7ison ^ Sfryker, New York, ISOl 
 2510 Slate Tuade. A short Account of that part of Africa 
 inhabited by the Negroes, with respect to the Fertility of 
 the Country, and the manner by which the Slave Trade is 
 carried on. AVitli Quotations from the Writings of George 
 AVallis, Francis Hutcheson and James Foster, calf 
 
 8" U\ linker, London, 1702 
 
 2517 Slave Trade. An Abstract of the Evidence delivered 
 
 before a Select Committee of the House of Commons in 
 
 1790-1791, on the part of the Petitioners for the Abolition 
 
 of the Slave Trade, boards, uncut. 
 
 8" J. Phillips, London, 1791 
 
 I 
 
 : "5 
 
" 
 
 ill 
 
 ■«■■ 
 
 '..1 
 
 I 
 
 202 Bihliothcca Oeograpliica 
 
 2518 Slave Trade (A short Sketch of the evidence for the 
 Abolition of the), Delivered before a Committee of the 
 House of Commons, to which is added a Recommendation 
 of the Subject to the Serious Attention of People in 
 General [signed at end by \V. B. C.lfine copy, 
 uncut. 12° Daniel Lawrence, Phila. 1792 
 
 The Title of Pt. 2, is An Address to the reoplc of Great Britain, on 
 tlic Tropriety of abstaining from West India Sugar anJ Hum, the lOtli 
 edition, 1792. 
 254D Slave Trade. Substance of the Debates on a Resolution 
 for Abolishing the Slave Trade, moved in the House of 
 Commons on the lOtli of June, 1806, and in the House of 
 Lords on the 24th of June, 1806. With an Appendix, 
 etc. notes and iUustrations, boards, uncut. 8" London, 1806 
 
 2550 Slave Trade (Substance of the Debates on the Bill for 
 abolishing the), which was brought into the House of 
 Lords on the 2ud January, 1807, and into the House of 
 Commons on the 10th ot February, 1807, and which was 
 finally passed into a Law on the 25th of March, 1807, j^we 
 copy, uncut. 8° W. Phillips, London, 1808 
 
 2551 Sloane (Hans) Catalogus Plantarum in Insula Jamaica 
 sponte proveuiunt vel vulgo coluntur etc. Adjectis aliis 
 quibusdam quae in Insulia Madiera), Barbados, Nievis, 
 et Sancti Christophori nascuntur etc. fine copy, uncut, 
 scarce. 8° D. Proton, 1096 
 
 2552 Smith (Chief Justice) A sketch of the Character of the 
 late Judge Ellis, as delivered to the Grand Jury, at 
 Haverhill, 21 May, 1816,^«e copy, uncut, 
 
 scarce. 8° Charles Turell, Portsmouth, {KH.) 1810 
 
 2533 Smith (Joskph) A DEsciarTivE Catalogue of 
 Pkiends' Books, or Boots written by Members of the 
 Society of Friends, commonly ctilled Quakers, from their 
 first rise to the present time, with critical remarks, and 
 occasional Biographical Notices, etc. 2 thick volumes, 
 Lakge PArEK. Published at £5. bs. Out of print and 
 scarce. 4" London, 18G3 
 
 2554! Smith (J. Spear) IMemoir of the Baron de Kalb, read 
 at the meeting of the Maryland Historical Society, 7th 
 Jan. 1858. _ 8" Baltimore, 1858 
 
 2555 Smith (Nathaniel, jr.) Family Register of the De- 
 scendants of N. Smith, jr. to which is prefixed some 
 Notices of his Ancestors, scarce. 8° D. Bennett, Utica, 1849 
 
 2556 Smith (Rev. Samuel Stanhope.) An Essay on the 
 Causes of the Variety of Complexion and Figure in the 
 Human Species, to which are added Strictures on Lord 
 Kaims's Discourse on the Original Diversity of Mankind, 
 
 fine copy, calf. 8° J. StocMale, London, 1789 
 
 2")57 Siuitii (Wiih'ain of Philadelphia), Discourses; on Public 
 Occasions in America [historical and political] 
 
 ^" A. Millar. London. 17G2 
 
:e for tho 
 cc of the 
 mendation 
 People in 
 
 Viila. 1792 
 
 t Britain, on 
 urn, the lOlh 
 
 Reaolution 
 
 House of 
 
 3 House of 
 
 Appendix, 
 
 ndon, 180G 
 
 he Bill for 
 
 House of 
 
 House of 
 
 which was 
 
 , IS07, fne 
 
 mdon, 1808 
 
 la Jamaica 
 
 iljectis aliis 
 
 ios, Nievis, 
 
 opy, iincnf, 
 
 hoton, 1G9G 
 
 acter of the 
 
 d Jury, at 
 
 KIT.) 181G 
 
 iLoarE OF 
 
 ers of the 
 
 Tom their 
 
 marks, and 
 
 volumes, 
 
 print and 
 
 mdon, 1803 
 
 ialb, read 
 
 iociety, 7th 
 
 more, 1858 
 
 the De- 
 
 xed some 
 
 Utica, 1840 
 
 ay ou tho 
 
 ure in the 
 
 s on Lord 
 
 Mankind, 
 
 mdon, 1781) 
 
 on Public 
 
 inJun, 17G2 
 
 Sibliotheca Ilistorica 
 
 293 
 
 2558 Smith ("William) The History of the Province of New 
 York, from the lirst discovery, fine copy, calf, a scarce 
 edition. 8° J. Ahnon, London, 177G 
 
 2559 Smith (William R.) The History of Wisconsin, in Three 
 Parts, Historical, Documentary and Descriptive. Part II. 
 Documentary. Vol. III. 
 
 8" Beriah Brown, Madison, Wis. 1854 
 
 25G0 Smucker (Samuel M.) A History of the Four Georpes 
 Kings of England, cloth. 12° Appletons, Neio York, 18G0 
 
 25G1 Snell (Eev. Dr.) A Sermon delivered on the last Sabbath 
 in June, 1838, which completed the Fortieth Tear of his 
 Ministry; containing a brief History of the Town, and 
 especially of the Church and Parish of North Brookficld 
 from 1798 to the present time, a scarce and valuable piece 
 of local history. 8° E. ^' L. Merriam, FrooTcfield, 1838 
 
 25G2 Snelling (William J.) Expose of the Vice of Gaming as 
 it lately existed in Massachusetts. Being a series of Essays 
 and Reports originally published in the New England 
 Galaxy, with Notes and Emendations. 
 
 12° W. J. Snelling, Boston, 1833 
 
 25G3 Snorreson (Odd) SagaOlafs KonungsTryggvasun ar. Kong 
 Olaf Tryggvesors Saga forfattet paa Latin henimod Slut- 
 ningen af det Tolfte Aarhundrede af O. Snorreson ogsiden 
 bearbeidet paa Norsk ; Efter en hidtil ubenyttet Mem bran- 
 codex i det kgl. Bibliothek i Stockholm tilligemed et Anhang 
 indeholdende et Brudstykke af samme Saga, efter en Mcm- 
 brancodex i Upsala Universitets - Bibliothek udgiven af 
 P. A. Munch. 8° Christiania, 1853 
 
 25G4 Snow (Edwin M.) Report upon the Census of Rhode 
 Island, 18G5 ; with the Statistics of the Population, Agri- 
 culture, Fisheries and Manufacture of the State, 
 valuable. 8° Providence, 1807 
 
 2505 Snowden (Richard) The American Revolution written in 
 Scriptural or Ancient Historical Style. [The Columbiad, 
 or a Poem on the American War], good copy, scabce. 
 Writte7i in Scripture style. 12° W. Pichin, Baltimore, n. d. 
 
 25GG Snowden (Richard) The History of North and South 
 America from its Discovery to the Death of General Wash- 
 ington, 2 vols, in 1, icith two inaps. 
 
 8° Jacob Johnson, Philadelphia, ISOG 
 
 25G7 Soldier's Journal (A), containing a description of tho 
 Descents on the Coast of France last War. with an Account 
 of the Islands of Guadaloupe, Dominique, etc. and of the 
 Isles of Wight and Jersey. To which are annexed Obser- 
 vations on the State of the Army, scarce. 
 
 Vl" a Billy, London, 1770 
 
 2508 Solis (Antonio do) Ilistoirc dc la Conquete du Mexi<iiui 
 par F. Corlcz. Tnuluile de rEspagnol, 2 vols, in I, iri/h 
 iiutiiy plates. fine cojnj. 12" A. Moetjcnn, La Haifc, 1092 
 
 •Wif 
 
i ■•■ 
 
 1:1 
 
 204 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 25G9 Soils (A.) History of the Conquest of Mexico, translated 
 by T. Townsend, port, maps and plates, calf. folio, 172-4 
 
 2570 Solis y Rivadeneyra (Antonio de) Historia de la Con- 
 quista do Mexico, Poblacion y Progressos de la America 
 (Septentrional conocida par el Norabro de Nueva Espana. 
 
 8" Juan de San Martin, Madrid, 17()3 
 
 2571 SoMEKSET County, Penn. [A Topographical Map for 
 War purposes] 40 by 41 inches, coloured, fine cop;/, 
 SCAKCE. [P/u7. 18G3] 
 
 2572 SoMMEn Islands (A Mapp of the) once called the 
 Bebmudas, Lying at the mouth of the bay of Mexico in the 
 Lattitude of 32 degr. 25 mi. Distant from England, viz. 
 from London toward the west south-west 3300 miles And 
 from Eoanoack iu Virginia toward the east south cast 
 500 miles exactly surveyed. Mappa yEstivarum Lisularuni, 
 etc. Note. About midsomer IGIG, five jjersons departed from 
 these Hands in a smal open boat of some 3 tuun and after 
 7 weeks arived al safciu Ireland, ye like hath scarce beuo 
 heard of in any age. With, The names of the now adveii- 
 turcrf, viz. this year 1G22 so near as wee could gather 
 expressed with numbers that have reference to their shares, 
 &c. 21 by 15^- inches, fine clean copy, very scarce. 
 
 Ahraham Qoos, Amstclodainensis, sculpsit [162G] 
 
 A very valual)lc historical map showing precisely how the whole island 
 was originally cut up by the rroi)rictors, and located hi eight Trihcs, 
 viz. : 1. The Hamilton tribe with 21 proprietors; 2. Smith's tribe 
 11 proprietors; 3. the Devonshire tribe 19 proprietor's; 4. Pem- 
 broke tribe 27 ,)roprietors ; 5. Paget's tril)e 16 proprietors; 6. the 
 Warwick tribe 23 proprietors ; 7. the Soutlvrnpton tribe 16 proprie- 
 tors ; 8. the Sandys' tribe 15 proprietors, with a residiumof Gleebland, 
 etc. The names of all the proprietors are given, and their lands located 
 by numbers. In the lower corners is the seal of the Council of the 
 t'om])any, on obverse the Armes of the Company, and the reverse the 
 Special Anns of Bermuda. 
 
 2573 Sophocles. The Tragedies of Sophocles, translated by 
 R. Potter. A New Edition, unnit. 8° Oxford, 1819 
 
 2574 SouLEs Humiliation [By Thomas Hooker of Hartford]. 
 
 4'' Andrew Cooke, London, 1G37 
 
 2575 Sound. Carte du Detroit du Send contenant les costes 
 de risle de Zelande comprises entre Nicopen et I'lsle de 
 Meun et colics du Schoncn, etc. Levee par Ordre du Roy, 
 34 by 22 1 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, scarce. 
 
 Pierre Mortier, Amst. [IG95] 
 
 2576 South America [Map of] Amcrique Meridionalo divisee 
 eu ses principales Parties ou sent distingues les Etats 
 suivaut qu'ils appartiennent preseutemont aux Francois, 
 Castillans, Portugaia, Hollandois, cic. par le S'- Sanson. 
 31 hy 23 inches, mutilated. Jl, Jaillot, Paris, 1G9G 
 
translated 
 folio, 1724 
 le la Con- 
 la America 
 va Espann. 
 adrid, 17U3 
 
 ,1 Map for 
 Phil. 18G3] 
 
 AILED THE 
 
 }xico in the 
 iglaud, viz. 
 miles And 
 south cast 
 Insularuni, 
 )arted from 
 n and after 
 scarce beuo 
 now ad veil - 
 ould gather 
 heir shares, 
 cc 
 'psit [162G] 
 
 3 whole island 
 
 eight Tril)cs, 
 
 Siuitli's tribe 
 
 n-H ; 4. l*eni- 
 
 [etors ; 6. tlie 
 
 B 16 proprie- 
 
 of Gleebland, 
 
 hinds located 
 
 uneil of the 
 
 reverse the 
 
 inslated by 
 vford, 1819 
 
 Hartford]. 
 mdon, 1G37 
 
 les cosies 
 risle de 
 re du Koy, 
 
 5t 
 
 nst. [1695] 
 
 ale divisee 
 les Etats 
 Francois, 
 Sanson. 
 oris, 1G90 
 
 S'' 
 
 Bihliothecn IFisforica 295 
 
 2577 South Ameuica. Delineatio cmnium orarum totiua 
 Australia partis Americre dicta) Peruviantc Jl B. de la Plata, 
 Brasiliam, Pariam, & Castellam auream una cum omnibus 
 Insulis Antillas dictas Hispaniolain item & Cubara com- 
 prchendentis usq. ad promont. floridoB, etc. Orarum ctiam 
 Chilaj, freti inter terram Patagonum & terram del fuego, 
 vulgo Eatrecho de Fernando Magallanea et omnium portuum, 
 etc. tractusq. ventorum ex optimis Luaitanicis cartia hydro- 
 grapliicis delineata, etc. (Afbeeldinghe, etc.) [same Title iu 
 Dutch] Arnoldus Plorentius, a Langren Author & Sculp- 
 tor. 21 1 by 15 inches, fine copy, scarce. 
 
 Linschoten, Amst. 1595 
 
 2578 South America. A New Map of America Meridionalo 
 designed by Monsieur Sanson and Eendred into English 
 by Itichard Blome, 20;V by 15 inches. London, 1GG9 
 
 2579 South America (A Chart of the Southern Parts of) with 
 the Track of the Centurion from the Island of St. Cathe- 
 rines to the Island of Juan Pernandes : in which is inserted 
 the Variation and Soundings observ'd together with her 
 Deviation from her estimated course in passing round Capo 
 Horn, occasioned by the force of the Current, 19 hy 20 
 inches. R. W. Scale, Sculp. [Land. 1750 ?] 
 
 2580 SOUTH AMEEICA. Mapa Gcogrtifico de America 
 Meridional, dispuesto y gravado por D. Juan de la Cruz 
 Cano y Olmedilla, Geogfo. peiis^^"' de S. M. individuo de la 
 Kl. Academia de Sn. Fernando y de la Sociedad Baacongada 
 de los Amigoa del Pais teniendo presentes varies Mapaa y 
 
 ^jipticias originales con arreglo y Observaciones Astro- 
 nomicas. Ano de 1775. On eight sheets, each 30 by 21 inchcc, 
 fine copy, excessively scaiice. Madrid, 1775 
 
 Tiiis is the largest, most elaborate and important map ever got up of 
 South America, but from some cause or other, never sufficiently ex- 
 jilained, it was never i)ul)lished. Humboldt somewhere informs us that 
 the plates were destroyed by order of the Spanish Government, and 
 that but very few copies got out. lie says, that he himself was for- 
 tunate enough to secure a copy fcr himself and Bonpland in 1799, 
 before their departure on their great American travels, for which he 
 paid 15 Napoleons. Copies are very seldom found in catalogues, and 
 almost never have been sold by auction. 
 
 2581 South America [A Map of] Siid-America und Antillischo 
 Inseln.-Amerique Mcridoualc, etc. 12 hy IG inches, coloured 
 loundaries. J. 0. Ilinrichs, Leipzig, [1815 ?] 
 
 2582 South America. Useful Hints to Travellers to South 
 America, and to Military Men or Merchants bound to the 
 West Indies, India, or any other Tropical Climate, hoards, 
 uncut. ' 12° Lond. 1825 
 
 2583 South CAiiOLtNA. A Bill for establishing the Constitu- 
 tion of the State of South Carolina, ^we copy, very 
 scarce. 4« Peter Timothy, Charles-Town, 1777 
 
'r 
 
 i!.. 
 
 f^ 
 
 
 29G Bibliotheca Ocograplnca 
 
 2684 South Carolina. TIio Iteport, Ordinance, and Ad- 
 dresses of tlio Convention of tho People of South Carolina, 
 Adopted, Nov. 24th, 1832, exthemely 
 UAiiE. 8" A. S. Johnston, Columlia, 1832 
 
 These arc the great South Carolina Numfration 1)oclmi;:.ts, in 
 their orii^iiial edition as first given to tho IVojile. Tallc of '' Virginia 
 abstrai'tioiis," tlicy arc nothing to tlii'sc. " We cannot again j)clitioii, 
 it wouhl he idle to remonstrate, and dcgrnding to jjrotest. In our csti- 
 nnition it is now [1832] a question of Libcrhj or Slavery." AVell it 
 was Slavery, it is now, 1872, Liberty. 
 
 2585 Southern States (Map showing the Distribution of 
 Slaves in the) projected and compiled by A. von Ileinwehr, 
 [with tho British Isles projected on tho same scale, and 
 comparative statistics of square miles], vcri/ curious and 
 scarcfi, 16^ h/ 14^ inches. Lo7id. 18G1 
 
 2580 Southey (Kobert) A Tale of Parnguay, [in Verse]. 
 
 12° Longmans, London, 1825 
 
 2587 Spaqnuola (Isola) [A Map of] a facsimile of the earliest 
 woodcut map of St. Domingo, from the Liuuo PniMo of 
 Vcnetia, 1534, 11 hy 8 inches. See ]S° 1778 of this catalogue. 
 
 2588 Spain. Papers relative to the llupture with Spain. In 
 J^Vench and English; y?Me copi/ on thick 
 
 paper. 8° Owen and Harrison, Land. 1G72 
 
 Two points only prevented the closing up and settling the difliculties 
 with Spain. These arc discussed, or rather bandied back and forth in 
 this book. The English, through their pirates, bucaniers and colonists, 
 had encroached and poached upon the logwood countries in Canipeche 
 and Yucatan, building sundry small settlements, and desired to con- 
 tinue the logwood trade though willing to back down on the territorial 
 rights. All this the Spaniards demurred to, but on the other hand 
 claimed the right to take Codfish on the Newfoundland Banks on tho 
 strength of long usage and prior discovery by the Biscayans. England 
 would not hear of this, but plead discovery by the Cabots la 1497, and 
 continued possession since. 
 
 2589 Spain. Hispaniae Veteris Descriptio ex conatibus Gco- 
 graphicia Abrah. Ortelij, 19 by 14^ inches, fine and 
 clean. ^ Antverjnce, 1586 
 
 2590 Spain. Spaino Newly described with many adictions 
 both in the attires of the people and the setuations of their 
 cheifest Cityes, by John Speed, 21 J %lGi inches, fine copy, 
 scarce. G. Ilumhle, pojjs-altey, against y' Exchange, 1G2G 
 
 2591 Spain. Carte des Costes Septentrionales d'Espagno 
 depuis Fontarabie jusqu'a Bayoune en Gallice, Eaitte par 
 Ordre Exprez du lloy de France, 33^ ly 23J inches, co- 
 loured, fine copy. Pierre Mortier Sf Co. Amst. [1G95 ?] 
 
 2592 Spain. L'Espagne dressee sur la Description qui en a 
 ete faite par Eodrigo Mendez Sylva, etc. Par G, de I'lsle, 
 23^ by 19 inches, coloured. 
 
 J. Covens ^ C. Mortier, Amst. [1720 ?] 
 
 2593 Spain. Accuratissima totius liegni llispanife Tabula, 
 per Fridericum de AVit, 23 by 19 i inches, coloured. 
 
 Amst. [1725 ?] 
 
, aiul Ail- 
 1 Csvroliun, 
 
 mhia, 1832 
 clmk:.ts, ill 
 (f " Virginia 
 ^ain jK-titioii, 
 In our csti- 
 y." Well it 
 
 ibution of 
 lleinwchr, 
 scjile, aiul 
 urious and 
 Loud. 18G1 
 ;rsc]. 
 
 ndon, 1825 
 the earliest 
 ) PniMo of 
 3 catalogue. 
 Spain, In 
 
 Lond. 1G72 
 :hc diflicultics 
 : and forth in 
 and colonists, 
 in Canipeche 
 csired to con- 
 tho territorial 
 e other hand 
 ianks on the 
 HIS. England 
 i iu 1 197, and 
 
 itibus Gco- 
 md 
 
 ^rjnce, 1586 
 
 adictions 
 
 ons oi" their 
 
 s, fine cop I/, 
 
 'lange, 1G2G 
 
 d'Esjiagno 
 
 Faitte par 
 
 inches, co- 
 
 [1G95 ?] 
 
 an qui en a 
 
 del'Isle, 
 
 s^. [1720?] 
 
 ie Tabula, 
 
 ed. 
 
 it. [1725 ?] 
 
 BilUotheca Jlislorica 
 
 21)7 
 
 2594 Spain. IHspania ei Archetypo Roderici Mondez Sylv» 
 et variis Relationibus et Cbartis etc. per G. de I'lsle, 24 by 
 17| inches, coloured, 
 
 in OJjUcina Tobiw Conr. Latter. Autjf. Tlnd. [1730 ?] 
 
 2595 Spain. A Clmrt of the Coasts of Spain and Portugal, 
 with the Balearic Islands and part of the Coast of Barbary, 
 by L. S. de la llocbette, 28 hy 21 inches, fine copy, 
 
 scarce. Wm. Faden, London, June 28M, 1780 
 
 259G Spain. Carta Esferica de la Costa de Espaiia dcsdo 
 Cabo de Sn. Vicente hasta Punta de Europa. Construida 
 por el Brigadier de la Real Armada Dn. Vicente Tofifio do 
 Sn. Miguel, H2 hi/ 22 inches. [Madrid] 178G 
 
 2597 Spain. Nouvclle Carte de I'Espagne et du Portugal. 
 Neue Karte, etc. mit Augabe aller Festungen, Bergketteu, 
 Fliisaen, Griinzeu der Provinzen, Post-und Landstrassen, 
 17? by 13^ inches, coloured. J. C. Ilinrichs, Leipzig, 1814 
 
 2598 Spaine (A General Mapp of the Kingdom of), Designed 
 by Monsieur Sanson and Kendred into English, etc. by Itic. 
 Blome, IG hy 11 inches. [^London'] 1GG9 
 
 2599 Spain and Portugal. Hispania) et Portugallia) Hegna 
 [a Map] per Nicolaum Yisscher, 21i iy 18 inches, 
 coloured. [Ainst. 1G80?] 
 
 2G00 Spain and Portugal (A New Map of the kingdom of) witli 
 their Principal Divisions. 25 bt/ 18j inches, coloured, fine and 
 clean. Laurie Sf Whittle, London, 12th May, 1794 
 
 2G01 Spangenberg (August Gottlieb) Von der Arbeit der 
 evangeiischen Briider unter den Heiden. 8° Barby, 1782 
 
 2G02 Spangenberg (August Gottlieb) Idea Fidei Fratrum 
 oder kurzer Begrif der Christlichen Lehre in den evan- 
 geiischen Briidergemeinen, fine copy, calf. 8° Barby, 1789 
 
 2G03 Spanish America, A Concise History of. Collected chiefly 
 from Spanish Writers, very fine copy, calf. 
 
 8° John Slagg, London, 1741 
 
 2G04 Spanish America, Outline of the Revolution in ; or an 
 Account of the Origin, Progress and State of tlie War 
 between Spain and Spanish America. By a South Ame- 
 rican, iortrrf*, «<««<^. \2'^ J. Eastburn ^' Co.Neio York, 1817 
 
 2G05 Spanish Inquisition. An Account of the Rise and Pre- 
 sent State of the Inquisition, shewing that those of Spaia 
 and Portugal are contrary to the Divine and Political 
 Laws, and more cruel and tyrannical in their Proceedings 
 than that in Italy. Written in Spanish by a Roman 
 Catholick, and never before translated into Epglish. To 
 which is added the remarkable Tryal and Sufferings of a 
 Protestant by the Inquisition iu New Spain [Lewis Rami's 
 Examination in Mexico 1679-1682], scarce. 
 
 h° J. Brotherton, London, 1730 
 
 2 (J 
 
1) i 
 
 H ' 
 
 298 Bibliothecn Geogniphica 
 
 2G0G Speech (A) on some Political TopicM, the Substance of 
 which was intended to have been iX'liveied in the House 
 of Commons, on Monday 11th Dec. 1778, when the Esti- 
 mates of the Army werS agreed to in the Committee of 
 Supply [pertaining largely to American Affair.sJ, half roan. 
 
 8« T. Cailcll, London, 1779 
 
 2607 Sprengel (M. C) Geschichte der Jicvolulion von Nord- 
 America [with curious coloured map ui the United States, 
 shewing the boundaries as settled in 17S3], 
 scarce. 8" Frankenthal, 1785 
 
 In the list of 2G authors consulted in the coin|)iliition of tliis work is 
 Fcters' History, Connecticut, a hook of iiliout us much authority .fur 
 real history as Knickerboker's History of New York. 
 
 2G08 St^eulin (J. von) An Account of the New Northern 
 Archipelago lately discovered by the llussians in the Seas 
 of Kamtschatka and Anadir. Translated from the German, 
 [with the excellent map shewing the courses of Behring in 
 1728 and 1744, of Lindo in 17U4 and 1708, as well as of 
 the earlier Euasiau Voyages in 1048], ^«e copy, 
 uncut. S" C. lleydinger, London, 1771! 
 
 One of the necessary books for the liistory of Alaska and the North 
 Pacific. 
 
 2609 STAMLER (Johannes) Dtalogus. Johannis Stamler. 
 Avgvstn. de Diversarvni Geucivm Sectis et Mvndi Keli- 
 gionibvs. [Colophon] Impressum Augustc: per Erhar- 
 dum Oglin & Jeorgiu Nadler Cura correctione et diligentia 
 venerabilia domini Wolfgangi Aittinger pspiteri Augusten. 
 etc. Anno nostre salutis 1. 50. & 8. die 22 ; mensia May, 
 zc.] FIRST EDITION, Very fine copy, excessivkly 
 SCARCE. fol. Aiiguste, 1508 
 
 With the elaborate woodcut title page, the same on both sides of the title 
 leaf. The author describes his work as in the form of comic dialogue 
 on the religions of all countries, Turks, Tartars, Saracens, and Gentiles ; 
 among the latter he includes the people inhabiting the islands discovered 
 by Columbus and Vespucci to whose Ijctters he refers. See note on 
 the reverse of the first leaf of the text, beginning De InsvXia, etc. 
 
 2610 Standish (Aethue) New Directions of Experience to 
 the Commons complaint by the Incouragement of the 
 Kings most excellent Maiesty, as may appeare, for the 
 planting of Timber and Fire-wood. With a Neere Esti- 
 mation what millions of Acres the Kingdome doth containe ; 
 what Acres is waste ground, what Millions hath bin Woods 
 and Bushy grounds, and in how many Acres so much 
 Timber will be contained as will maintaine the Kingdome 
 for all uses for ever. And How as Great Store of Fire- 
 wood may be raised as may plentifully maintaine the King- 
 dome for all purposes without lease of grounde, so as within 
 thirty yeares all Spring- woods may be converted to Tillage 
 and Pasture,^«e copy, scaece. 4° [London'] 1613 
 This is a singular publication prefaced by a proclamation of King 
 
 James commending the invention of Mr. Standish, and furthermore 
 declaring " that Our pleasure is, that no Person or Persons whatsoever 
 shall Print any of the said Bookes, but for the use of the said Standish." 
 
itance of 
 e House 
 Lhe Esti-_ 
 nittee of 
 I a//' roan. 
 Ion, 1779 
 jii Nord- 
 jd aiutcs, 
 
 7/fl/, 1785 
 lis work is 
 uthority .for 
 
 Northern 
 , the yeas 
 I Germun, 
 Jehring in 
 well aa of 
 
 nlon, ^77% 
 i the North 
 
 IS Stamler. 
 vndi Kell- 
 er Erhar- 
 diligentia 
 Augusten. 
 snsia May, 
 
 uste, 1508 
 js of the title 
 nic dialogue 
 nd Gentiles ; 
 Is discovered 
 See note on 
 is, etc. 
 erience to 
 at of the 
 e, for the 
 eere Eati- 
 containe ; 
 ■)in Woods 
 80 much 
 ingdome 
 of Fire- 
 he King- 
 as within 
 [to Tillage 
 om] 1613 
 of King 
 urthermoro 
 whatsoever 
 Standish." 
 
 Bihliuthcca Jlis/orica 209 
 
 2G11 Stamp Duly (Tlie General Opposition of the Colonies to 
 the Payment of the) and the Conseqtionco of Enforcing 
 Obedience hy Military Measures Impartially Considered. 
 Also a Plan for uniting them to this Kingdom in such a 
 manner as to make their interest inseparable from ours for 
 the future. lu a Letter to a Member of Parliament, 
 half roan. 8» T. Payne, London, 1766 
 
 2012 State of Religion (The) in New-England since the Rev. 
 J\Ir. George Whitefield's Arrival there. In a Letter from a 
 Gentleman in New England to his Friend in Glasgow. To 
 which is subjoined an Appendix, containing Attestations of 
 the principal Facts in the Letter, by the Reverend Mr. 
 Chauncy, Mr. Joiin Caldwell, Mr. Jolm Barnard, Mr. 
 Turell, Mr. Jonathan Parsons, and Dr. Benjamin Colman, 
 8CAHCB. 8° Robert Foulis, Glasgow, 1742 
 
 2013 Stedman (C.) History of the American War, maps, 
 2 vols, slightly stained. 4° London, 1794 
 
 2014 Stein (C. G. D.) und llorschelman (Ferd.) Handbuch 
 der Geographic tmd Statistik fiir die gebildeten Stande. 
 Neu bearbeitct von Dr. J. C. Wappiius. Siebente Auflago 2. 
 Lieferung. Amerika. 8° Leipzig 1850 
 
 2015 Stella (Julius Caesau) Columbeidos Libri Priores 
 Duo, ad Philippum Austrium Philippi II. Regis Cath. F. 
 Hispaniarum et Indiarum Principem,^nc large copy, 
 vellum. 4° Apud Sanctium, ^ Sac. Romae, 1589 
 
 In addition to the interesting nature of the subject, this poem is one of 
 the most thoroughly Vinjilian ever penned. It reads like an American 
 ./Encid with the er)isodc of Anacaona substituted for that of Dido. As 
 a specimen of tlic style we take the following from An&ciiou&'s 
 jrioliloquy : - 
 
 " Ipsa humilcs inter populos, pcntis subactaa 
 Septa arniis solioipie alte subnixa supcrbo 
 l^t colar, et fuclix niiraiido conjuge dicar: 
 Quod si forte alias classeni convertet ad oras 
 Per frcta longa seiiuar, casus quicunque mancbunt 
 Semper erit caro comes Anacaona Columbo." 
 Or take again the following lines when she failed to persuade 
 Columbus : — 
 
 " Mox sic canentem dlctis affatur Inaspim 
 Qui tenero magna; custos infantis ab ajvo 
 Keginae nuilto ante alios dilectus amore." 
 2010 Sterne (Lawrence) A Sentimental Journey through 
 France and Italy, by Mr. Yorick. First Worcester 
 Edition, 2 vols, in 1, frontispiece, a few words gone from 
 page 83-4, a scarce edition. 
 
 12° Isaiah Thomas, Worcester, Mass. 1793 
 2017 Stevens (Henry o m b) An Account of the Proceed- 
 ings at the Dinner given by Mr. G. Peabody to the 
 Americans connected with the Great Exhibition at the 
 London Coffee House, Ludgate Hill, 27tli October, 1851, 
 Hue cloth. Privatelg printed for 3Ir. Peabodg, 
 
 8" ini/ium Pickering, London, 1851 
 
 
 1 r J I 
 
 m 
 
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1 ■ ;H^' 
 
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 800 Bibliothcca Oeographica 
 
 2618 SrRpnEya (William) CASTLKButLURUs ; or the History 
 of William Stephens of the lale of Wight, Esq. lately de- 
 ceased. A Political Novel, scarce, 
 
 calf. 8" For the Author, London, 1759 
 
 This William Stephens resided Hixteoii yems in (jcor^iH, iind wiw the first 
 SeciTtiiry of tliul Colony and ki'iper ofils lir.ACK HouK,a list of the dis- 
 rcputiildc characters tluit were imltiucd to iici'onic voluniiiry and involiin- 
 tary cnii(;'raiits on the pious fonndinj; of that ('oIohv. Into his lilack lKM)k 
 were posted their antecedents, and their actions and behaviour for threo 
 years alter landing in Geornia. This Heeord Htill exists in Knt^hind, 
 iind contains u mine of valuable American genealogical materials. 
 Few families in that country can l)oaHt of genealogical trees of hunlcr 
 wood; or can trace more niiiuite historical and genealogical ]iarticulars 
 of their Knglish ancestors than those who have (Icscended from some of 
 the early emigrants to Georgia, whoso names were so carefully recorded 
 by William Stejdiens, the Fust Historian of that(.'olony. Thenuinuscript 
 volumes, with other early records of Georgia, tilling 21 folio vidumes, 
 ^'.croonee, under promise of secrecy, dei)()sitcd with the writer for four 
 ^ hours, and offered for jt'500. He otl'ered £;}()() and lost the prize. When 
 by death the obligation of secrecy was removed he invited a distinguished 
 collector to breakfast and couiniunicated to him the circnnistanees. 
 Within three days the collection changed hands, and now slumbers in 
 the West of Kugland. AVheu it shall wake to the public use, this 
 poor political novel and everything else pertuiuing to William Stephens 
 will no doubt awaken to new interest. 
 2019 Stephenson CSai'ah) Memoirs of the Life and Travels in 
 the service of the Gospel, [including her Travels in New 
 York, Long Island, Penn. etc.] 
 
 12" W. FhiUips, London, 1807 
 2G20 Stevens (Henry a M u) Catalogue of My English 
 Library, collected and described by. 1 will buy with you, 
 Bell with you. Shaks])eare, cloth. For private distribution. 
 12« C. Whittinfiham, London, Nov. ISoIi 
 Contains the titles of about 5,7(10 volumes of the best Knglish books, and 
 was intended to bo a sore of guide or aid to Americans in collect- 
 ing their private and public libraries, but may do for other latitudes 
 and collectors. 
 
 2021 Stevens (Henry G m n) Stevens's American Bibliographer, 
 Jan. and Feb. 185-1, 2 numbers, all published, woodcuts, 
 only 100 copies printed ; withdrawn, and not 20 copies ever 
 permitted to go out. 
 
 12" Chiswick Press, printed by C. Whittingham, 1851 
 
 2022 Stevens ( Henry a m b ) Bibliotheca Americana. A 
 Catalogue of Books relating to the history and literature 
 of America. Sold by Messrs. Piittick & Simpson, March, 
 1801, large paper copy, cloth, uncut, 21^ pages. 
 
 royal b" London, ISOl 
 
 2023 Stevens (Heney o m b) Historical Nuggets. Bib- 
 LiOTiiECA. Americana, or a descriptive account of my 
 collection of rare books relating to America, loithfuU titles 
 and collations of about 3000 works, 2 vols, blue cloth 
 extra. C. Whittingham, Lond. 1702 
 
 2021 Stevens (Henry G M b) Tehuantepec, Historical aud 
 Geographical Notes, 1453-1809, cloth, privately 
 niiNTEJD. B. Jpplcton i^ Co. New York, 1809 
 
e History 
 lately de- 
 
 Jon, 1759 
 WU8 the first 
 stof thcdi8- 
 llllllnvolun- 
 H liliii'k lMM)k 
 )ur for tlirco 
 ill Eiinliiml, 
 .1 iniituriiilii. 
 ;cs of liarilcr 
 1 pnrticulars 
 roin Home of 
 illy rccoriled 
 eiiiuniiscript 
 )li() vdliinics, 
 I iter for four 
 prize. When 
 listintiiuislied 
 rcmiistiinces. 
 Hliiinbers in 
 lie use, this 
 am Stephens 
 
 Travel a iu 
 )la in New 
 
 ndon, 1807 
 y English 
 ' with you, 
 istribution. 
 Nov. 1S5;J 
 sh hooks, ami 
 119 in colicct- 
 her latitudes 
 
 liographer, 
 
 I, woodcuts, 
 
 copies ever 
 
 iJiam, 1851 
 ricaua. A 
 literature 
 m, March, 
 
 ndoti, ISGl 
 
 KTS. BlB- 
 
 mt of luy 
 hfiiU titles 
 loth 
 
 Land. 1762 
 torical aud 
 
 Y 
 
 York, 18G9 
 
 Bibliothcca TJittorica 301 
 
 2025 Stevens (ITcnry a m h) Sebnstinn Cabot — John Cabot 
 =0. Endoavoroil by Henry Stevens, o m u, etc. onfj/ a 
 very few copies privately printed and not for sale, blue 
 cloth. IG" Boston ^ London, March, 1870 
 
 2620 Stevens (Henry a m b) An Analytical Index to the 
 Colonial Documents of New JerHey, in the State Paper 
 Ollicea of England. Edited with notes and references to 
 printed works and manuscripts in other depositories, by 
 William A. Whitehead, xxxii and 50-t pages, cloth, out of 
 print and scarce. 8" D. Appleton tj* Co. New York, 185S 
 
 This large volume is not only an Index of the materials named, hut it is 
 H careful analysis of ovciy paper, with an estimate of its lcnj;tli in the 
 number of wohIh, and the repository where its exists. The hihlin^ra- 
 iihii'iil a|)]ieiida(;es render it the most ciiiiipletc hook of the kind tiiat 
 lias been issued by any of the Slates or Historical Soeieties. 
 
 2027 Stevens (Henry gmb) Histouical and OEO(iiiAPHi?*Ar, 
 Notes on the earliest discoveries in America, llij.'MGMO. 
 AVith comments on the earliest charts and maps ; the mis- 
 takes of the early navigators and the blunders of the 
 geographers ; the Asiatic origin of the Atlantic coast-lino 
 of North America ; how it crept in and how it crept out of 
 the maps. The whole illustrated by the Tehuantepec Hail- 
 way Company's ]Miip of the world on Mercator's projection, 
 and photolithographic facsimiles of many (IG) of the earliest 
 maps and charts of America, cloth extra, only 75 copies 
 printed for sale. 8" Neir Haven ^- London, ISG'J 
 
 2G28 Stevens (Henry o M b) Bibliotiteca Histouica, or a 
 Catalogue of 5000 books and maiuiscripts relating chiefly 
 to the history of North and South Americii, among which 
 is included the larger proportion of the library of the lato 
 Henry Stevens Senior of 13arnet, Vt. Founder and iirst 
 President of the Vermont Historical and Antiquarian 
 Society. Edited with Introduction and Notes by Henry 
 Stevens, o M B fsa etc. Sold by Auction in Boston, April, 
 1870. Cloth extra, uncut, thick paper copy. 
 8" //. O. Houghton ^ Co. Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1870 
 
 2G29 Stevens (Henry o m b) Schedule of 2000 American 
 historical Nuggets taken from the Stevens Diggings in 
 September, 1870, and set down iu chronological order of 
 prniting from 1490 to 1800. Described and recommended 
 as a Supplement to any printed Bibliotheca Americana, 
 uncut, blue cloth, fine paper. 
 4° Stevens's Bibliographical Nuygetory, London, Oct. 1, 1870 
 
 2G30 Stitii (William, Historian of Virginia) Tlie Sinfulness 
 and pernicious Nature of Gaming. A Sermon preached 
 before the General Assembly of Virginia at Williamsburg, 
 March 1st, 1752. Dedicated to Governor Dinwiddle, 
 BC'AKCK. 12" William Hunter, Williamsburg, 1752 
 
 r> 
 
>i9 
 
 11 
 
 I 
 
 302 liibliothecu Gcographica 
 
 2031 Stoddard (A.) An Oration before the CitizerB of Port- 
 laud, and the Sujiremo Judicial Court of the Common- 
 wealth of Massachusetts on the Fourth day of July, 1799, 
 etc. uncut. 8° E. A. JenJcs, Portland, 1799 
 
 2U32 Stoddard (Solomon, of Northampton, N.E.) The Safety 
 of Appearing at the i)ay of Judgment in the Eighteous- 
 ness of Christ oifered and applied, a small piece off the 
 corner of the title. 8'^ D. Henchman, Boston, 1729 
 
 2033 Stoeflkuus (Joannes) Elucmdatio ftibricae uausque 
 Astrolabii, a J. Stollerino Justingeiisi, viro Germano ; 
 atque totiua Sphcrice doctissimo nuper Ingcnisse cociunata 
 atque in lucem edita, fine copy, with many diagrams and 
 woodcuts, in old stamped calf, A'eby scabck. 
 
 fol. Jacob Kijbel, Oppenheym, 1513, at end 1515? 
 Stocfflcr and his iiiiineroiis works slioukl be consulted by tbe student of 
 liistorical goo^^iiipby. especially as to tbe niudcs of calculating eclipses, 
 latitude, longitude, etc. He was born in 1452, and watched with an eye 
 of a true astronomer and astrologer tbe progress of discovery by the 
 Portuguese and Spanish ; but, thoufih he lived to a good old age, he 
 went to his rest before Copernicus commanded the sun to stand still and 
 become the centre of the sphere instead of this little earth. 
 
 2634 SxoEFLEUus (Joannes) In Puooli Diadochi, authoria 
 gravissimi Spha;ram niuudi, omnibus uumeris longe absolu- 
 tissimus cominentarius. Ante hac nuuquam typis excusua, 
 
 ^ne copy, with diagrams, scarce. 
 
 fol. Huldrichi Moshart, Tuhingae, 1534 
 
 On the reverse of the title is a list of more than 170 names of geographi- 
 cal, astronomical, and niutbematical writers used by Stocfflcr in editing 
 and annotating this work, among whom are many that are or should 
 be recorded among writers on America or on liistorical geography con- 
 nected with the j)rogress of discovery. At the end is a line wocdcut 
 portrait of Stotller at the age of 79. 
 
 2635 Stoflehinus (Joannes) Elucidatio Fabrice ITsusque 
 Astralabii cui multa et diligcus accessit recognitio, 2 leaves 
 mutilated, vellum, scarce. 
 
 8° Apud Gulielmum Cauallet, Lutetice, 1553 
 
 2636 Stokes (Anthony, Chief Justice of Georgia) A View of 
 the Constitution of the British Colonics in North America 
 and the West Indies at the time the Civil War broke out, 
 16 + 555 pages. 8" For the Author, London, 17S3 
 
 2637 Stone (Isaac, of Douglas) Good People marked in their 
 Foreheads : a short Dissertation on Ezekiel ix. etc. With 
 some Account of Deacon Jeremiah Whiting, who died in 
 Douglas, June 29, 1800, aged 80 years and 11 months. 
 Also Memoirs of Mrs. Deborah Whiting, etc. uncut, fine 
 copy. 8° Printed in the year 1803 
 
 2638 Stonington Association (The Sentiments and Plan of the) 
 [signed at end by Isaac Backus and Valentine W. Eathbun], 
 uncut. ^ 8° 1787 
 
 2639 Stonington Association (IMinutes of the), convened at 
 Groton, October 18th and 19th, 1700, uncut. 8" 
 
s of Port- 
 Commoii- 
 uly, 1799, 
 and, 1799 
 ?he Safety 
 lighteous- 
 ce off the 
 ston, 1729 
 
 uausque 
 &ermano ; 
 
 cociunata 
 irams and 
 
 t end 1519. 
 e student of 
 ing eclipses, 
 
 1 with an eye 
 overy by the 
 d old age, he 
 tand still and 
 
 [I, authoria 
 ige absolu- 
 is excusus, 
 
 Bibliolheca Ilis/orica 
 
 n03 
 
 itigae, 
 
 1534 
 
 of geographi- 
 ^cr in editing 
 re or should 
 ogrnphy con- 
 tine wocdcut 
 
 Ususque 
 , 2 leaves 
 
 'efite, 1553 
 K View of 
 h America 
 roko out, 
 <don, 17S3 
 led in tlieii* 
 itc. With 
 ,0 died in 
 1 moutha. 
 \cut,fine 
 year 1803 
 an of the) 
 Liathbun], 
 8° 1787 
 luvcucd at 
 8" 
 
 2G-40 Stoin'ntjton Baptist Association (^^ilultc9 of the), held 
 at Elder Simeon Brown's Meeting House in Stoiiingtoii, 
 179U, uncut. S" yew-London [1700] 
 
 2Gil Stoniiigton Bajitist Association (Alinutcs of the), held t 
 Elder Eleazor Brown's ACeeting-llouse in Stoningtoii, Oct. 
 21st and 22nd, 17J)i, uncut. S" Xew-London [1701] 
 
 2G12 Stonington Baptist Association (Minutes of tln^), held 
 at Lebanon, Oct. 17th and iSth, ISUO, with their Circular 
 and Corresponding Letters. 8" S. Green, Xew- London, ISOO 
 
 2G43 Stonington Baptist Association (Minutes of the), iield 
 at New-London, Oct. 10th and 17th, 1810, 
 uncut. 8° Hudson ^ Goodwin, Hartford, 1810 
 
 Complete sets of these Miimtus tvrc of very (;rcat rarity. These will 
 be sold together or separately, as may he decided on the day of sale. 
 
 2G4Ji S'pour (Joseph, J«r/y^, U.8. Supreme Court) The Power of 
 
 Solitude, a Poen\, frontispiece engraved by J. Akin, Newhury- 
 
 port,fine copy, scarce. 12" B. B. MacanuUy, Salem, ISOh 
 
 Few hooks of American Poetry are so ditlicult to meet with as this early 
 
 production of Judge Story. 
 
 2G45 Stuaffokd County, New Hampshire, ]\Lap of, from 
 Surveys by J. Cluice, Junr. [with plans of villages, direc- 
 tories, views of manufactories, and public and private 
 buildings], 50 by 57 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 SCARCE. Philadelphia S,' Boston, 185G 
 
 2G4G Straits of Mackixac, with the Approaches thereto 
 from Lakes Huron and Michigan and the Eotrance by the 
 Detour Passage to the St. Mary's Tiiver, from Trigono- 
 metrical Surveys under the War Department, 1851-1851! 
 [with Sailing Directions, 43 by 22 inches, a beautijul map, 
 scale -2 2^o\)oo^ Washington, 1856 
 
 2647 STliABO. Valentinus Curio Lectori En Tibi Lector 
 Studioae Straboni.s geographicorum cometarios, olim ut 
 putatur a Ouarino Vexonense, & Gregorio Trifernate 
 Latinitate donatos iam vero denuo a Conrado Heresbachio 
 ad fidem Grajci exemplaris, autorumq, qui hue facere vide- 
 bantur no asstimandis laboribus rccoguitos. Nos quo hoc 
 opus, & eruditum, & juxta uecessarium in nostra oflSciua 
 felici vaSj.yyi.vta"i<f renaxeretur, neq; sumptibus pepereimus 
 neque diligentia?. Tu erne frucre, & nostram industriam 
 caudido fauore adiuta. Vale. A splendid copy in old 
 stamped calf of this edition de luxe, with its exquisite title 
 and other woodcut ornaments. An early and scarce edition. 
 
 fol. In aedihus Valentini Curionis, Basileae, 1523 
 
 2648 Strong (Nathan, of Hartford) The Doctrine of Eternal 
 
 Misery reconcileable with the Infinite Benevolence of God 
 
 and a truth plainly asserted in the Christian Scriptures, 
 
 fine copy, calf 8° Hudson Sf Goodwin, Hartford, 1796 
 
 2649 Stuart (James) Three Tears in North America, Third 
 Edition, xcith large map of North America. 
 
 2 vols. S° Edinb. 1833 
 
 "lit 
 
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 304 Bibliotheca Qeograpldca 
 
 2650 Suabia. Le Cercle du Souabe subdivise en tous les 
 Estats qui le eomposent. Par le S""- Sanson. 34 by 22 inches. 
 
 J. Covens et C. Mortier, Amst. [1710?] 
 2G51 SuoAB Trade. Candid and Impartial Considerations on 
 the Sugar Trade, the comparative importance of the British 
 and French Islands in the West Indies, with the Value 
 and Consequence of St. Lucia and Granada, with three 
 valuable maps, fine copy, calf. 8° R. Baldwin, London, 17G3 
 
 2652 Sueviffl (S. K. I.) Circulus atq; Diicatus una cum Insertia 
 et adjacentibus llegionibus accuratissime in Provincias 
 divisum per N. Visscher, ""M- by lyj- inches. [Amst. 1680?] 
 
 2653 Sullivan (William) A . .lion before the Washington 
 Benevolent Society of ' jachusetts on the Thirtieth day 
 of April, 1812, being the Anniversary of the First Inaugu- 
 ration of President Washington. 
 
 8° John Eliot, Jan. Boston, 1812 
 
 2651 Sullivan Couktt, New York, Map of, from Surveys by 
 C. Gates and Son, [with plan of village, views, etc.) 53 
 by 54 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 
 SCAUCE. Philadelphia, 1856 
 
 2655 Sullivan County, New Hampshire, Topographical 
 
 Map of, from Surveys under H. T. Walling, [with plana of 
 
 villages, views of residences, etc.] 55 by 55 inches, coloured, 
 
 fine copy, scabce. New York, 1860 
 
 2656 Summit County, Ohio, Map of, from Surveys by Hosea 
 Paul, [with plans and directions of Curyaliogn Falls and 
 Aiken, and of villages and towns, and views of residences,] 39 
 by 58 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, scarce. Bhilada. 1856 
 
 2657 Superioe (Lake) Map of that Part of the Mineral 
 Lands adjacent to Lake Superior ceded to the United 
 States by the Treaty of 1842 with the Chippewas, com- 
 prising that District lying between Chocolate Eiver and 
 Fond du Lac, drawn under the direction of Lieut. Col. 
 George Talcott, Ordnance Bureau, by A. B. Gray, etc. 45 
 by 35 inches, fine, clean, and scarce, Washington, 1847 
 
 2658 Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, Map of, from 
 actual Survey, by G. M. Hopkins, [with plans of towns and 
 villages, and views of public buildings and churches,] 57 by 
 55 inches, coloured, fine, clean copy, scabce. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1858 
 
 2659 Sussex County, New Jersey, Map of, from Surveys 
 and Eecords under G. M. Hopkins, jun., founded on the 
 State Geological Survey, [with plans of numerous towns and 
 villages,] 49i by 53 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, 
 SCARCE. Philadelphia, 1860 
 
 2660 'Sutton (Thomas) The Charter-house, with the las 
 Will and Testament of T. Svtton, Esqvire, taken out of 
 the Prerogative Court, according to the true Originall, fine 
 copy, scarce. 4° Thomas Thorpe, London, 1614 
 
• 
 
 Bihliotheca Hi&torica 
 
 305 
 
 L tou3 les 
 ' 22 inches. 
 t. [1710?] 
 rations on 
 ;he British 
 the Value 
 loith three 
 ndon, 1763 
 m Insertis 
 Provinciaa 
 ist. 1680?] 
 Washington 
 irtieth day 
 at Inaugu- 
 
 oston, 1812 
 Surveys by 
 ys, etc.) 53 
 
 Iphia, 1850 
 pographical 
 ith plana of 
 es, coloured, 
 York, 1860 
 s by Hosea 
 Q Falls and 
 idencesj 39 
 hilada. 1856 
 he Mineral 
 |the United 
 lewas, com- 
 River and 
 Lieut. Col. 
 [ray, etc. 45 
 \ngton, 184:7 
 of, from 
 . towns and 
 :hes,] 57 by 
 
 \lphia, 1858 
 3in Surveys 
 ided on the 
 1 towns and 
 
 kphia, 1860 
 Ith the las 
 Iken out of 
 liginall, fine 
 \ndon, 1614 
 
 2001 Swallow (O. C.) The First and Second Annual Eeporta 
 
 of the Q-eoiogical Survey of Missouri, 
 
 plates. 8" Jefferson City, Mo. 1855 
 
 2662 Sweden. Nordlandia sive Eegni Suoc'cs Proprif© Pars 
 
 Septeutrionalis, in qua sunt Gestricin, Helsiagia, Ternptia, 
 
 Angerniannia et Medelpadia Auctore i\ de Witt, 18j 
 
 hy 16 inches, coloured. 
 
 Covens et Mortier, Amstelodami, [1700?] 
 2603 Sweden. Sueonia sive Itegni Suecise Proprise Pars Meri- 
 
 dioualis comprehendens Uplaudiae, Westmanniae, Suder- 
 
 manniaj Ducatus cum Provinciis Dalecarlise et Nericise, per 
 
 F. de Witt, 18f by 16 inches, 
 
 coloured. J. Covens et C. Mortier, Amst. 1710 ?] 
 
 2664 Sweden. Eegni Sueciae Tabula Generalis divisa in Sue- 
 ciae, Grotiaeq; Kegna Fiuniaj Ducatum Lapponiam Livoniam, 
 etc. per F. de Witt, 281 by 19i inches. Amst. [1720 ?] 
 
 2665 Sweden. Tabula Eognorum Sueciaa et Norvegiae, 22 by 
 17i inches. C. Allard, Amst. [1740 ?J 
 
 20G0 Sweden. Nieuwe Kaart van Zweden en Noorwegen 
 volgens de beste bepalingen, 14f by 18^ inches, 
 coloured. Frangois Bohn, Haarlem, 1807 
 
 2667 Swinin (Paul) Tafereelen uit eene Eeis naar Noord- 
 America, half calf , uncut. 8° A. Loosjes, Haarlem, 1818 
 
 2668 Switzerland. Nova Helvetise Tabula, 19 by 14 
 
 inches. Joannem Janssonium, Amst. [1650?] 
 
 2669 Switzerland. Exactissima Helvetiae Ehetiae, ValsDsii, 
 Cseterorumq; Confcederatorum ut et fiaitimorum Populo- 
 rum Eegionum Tabula, 22 by 18 inches. 
 
 N. Visscher, Amst. [1680 ?] 
 
 2670 SAviTZEnLAND. Nouvelle Carte de la Suisse dans laquelle 
 sont distinguea les Treize Cantons, leurs Allies et leurs 
 Sujets, 32i- by 2i^ inches, coloured, fine copy, 
 
 scarce. TV". Faden, Londre, 1778 
 
 2671 Switzerland. Carte Nouvelle de la Suisse, avec les 
 Eoutes des Voyages faites en 1776, 1779, 1785, and 1786, 
 par William Coxe, 29 by 20 inches. 
 
 h Utrecht, Botterdam, Amsterdam, 1796 
 
 2672 Switzerland. Nouvelle Carte de la Suisse dans la- 
 quelle sont distingues les Treize Cantons, leurs Allies et 
 leurs Sujets [with MS. Notes on the Margin,] 33 by 36 
 inches, coloured. W. Faden, Londre, 1799 
 
 2673 Switzerland. La Suisse, carte itineraire projete sur les 
 messures trigonometriques les plus nouvelles et d'apres les 
 meilleurs sources par F. . . S . . avec le plan des villes de 
 Berne, Bale, Zurich, Geneve et de la Chaux de Fonds. 
 (Die Schweiz besonders fiir Reisende, etc. [Par A. Sturm- 
 hoefel,] 19j by 16J inches, an elaborate map, ivith explana- 
 tions and statistics. [1840 ?] 
 
 2 a 
 
 .^i 
 
i: 
 
 i 
 
 306 SilUotheca Oeographica 
 
 2674 Synod of New York and Philadelphia (A List of the 
 Presbyteries, Ministers, Probationers, and Congregations, 
 both Settled and Vacant, within the Bounds of the, ' jaade 
 in the year, 1788; etc. The Presbyteries are r'liced in 
 order in which they lye from New York to Georgia inclu- 
 Bive,^ne copy, scarce. 8° Francis Bailey, Phila. 1788 
 
 2675 Syriae sive Sorise Nova de Accurata descriptio, 20^ by 
 17 inches, coloured. Sumptibus loannis Janssonii, 
 
 Amst. [1G50?] 
 
 2676 I^^jS^IABLEAU de I'Histoire Eomaine depuis les 
 Teins les plus reculea jusqu'a la Division de 
 I'Empire. Eedige d'apres I'Art de verifiese 
 les Dates, les Tables Cbronologiques de John 
 Blair, Leuglet-Dufresnoy, etc. par E. Hoc- 
 quart, IS^ by 27 inches. Paris, 1821 
 
 2677 Tabula Geogb. in qua adtnirandse navigationis cursus 
 et recursus designatur. Bij Gillis Joosten Saegman, l-t 
 by lOi inches, Jine copy, veet babe [Amst. IGCO ?] 
 
 This rare map of the northern polar regions shows the discovenes down 
 to about 1650, including Greenland, Nova Zembla, Davis Straits, 
 Hakluyt^' headland, Northern Russia, Alaska, Fretum Anian, now 
 Behrings' Straits, &c. with the tracks of the Dutch Navigators to the 
 North. Henry Hudson's discoveries in 1608 are laid down to 82°. 
 
 2678 Taggart (Rev. Samuel) An Oration at Colrain, (Mass.) 
 July 4, 1806, being the Anniversary of American Inde- 
 pendence, historical and political. 
 
 8° John Denio, Greenfield, 1803 
 
 2679 Tailpeb (Pat.) A True and Historical Narrative of the 
 Colony of Georgia in America, from the first Settlement 
 thereof until this present Period : containing the most 
 authentick Facts, Matters and Transactions therein ; 
 together with His Majesty's Charter, Representations of 
 the People, Letters, etc. and a Dedication to his Excellency 
 General Oglethorpe. By Pat. Tailfer, Hugh Anderson, 
 Da. Douglas, and others. Excessitelt scaece. 
 
 8° P. Timothy, Charles- Town, South Carolina, 1741 
 
 2680 Tait (John R.) Dolce Far Niente [American Poems] 
 cloth. 12° Parry and McMillan, Phila. 1859 
 
 2681 Talmage (Samuel K.) A Lecture before the Georgia 
 Historical Society, Feb. 29th and March 4th, 1844, on the 
 Subject of Education. 8° Lock and Davis, Savannah, 1844 
 
 2682 Tanner (H. S.) The American Traveller, or Guide 
 through the United States. Stli edition, with large coloured 
 maps of the United States. S° H. Tanner, jun. Phila. 1842 
 
 2683 Tappan (David) Christian Thankfulnesss explained and 
 enforced. A Sermon at Charlestown, in the Afternoon of 
 Feb. 19, 1795, the Day of General Thanksgiving through 
 the United States. 8" Samuel Rail, Boston, 1705 
 
(ist of the 
 gregations, 
 the, ' jaade 
 1 r'liced in 
 )rgia inclu- 
 Phila. 1788 
 ;io, 20i bj/ 
 Is Jamsonii, 
 St. [1050?] 
 
 depuis lea 
 Division do 
 
 de verifieiB 
 ues de John 
 ar E. Hoc- 
 Pans, 1821 
 
 ionis cursus 
 iaeginan, 14 
 [mst. IGGO ?] 
 scovenes down 
 Davis Straits, 
 n Anian, now 
 vigators to the 
 iwn to 82°. 
 
 ■ain, (Mass.) 
 erican Inde- 
 
 fnfield, 1803 
 
 ative of the 
 
 Settlement 
 
 g the most 
 
 3 therein ; 
 
 entations of 
 
 Excellency 
 
 Anderson, 
 
 irolina, 1741 
 
 |can Poems] 
 Phila. 1859 
 
 ;he Georgia 
 .844, on the 
 
 \annah, 1844 
 or Guide 
 \rge coloured 
 Fhila. 1842 
 :plained and 
 .fternoon of 
 Ing through 
 Boston, 1705 
 
 Bibliotheca Historica 
 
 307 
 
 2684 Tappan {^Rev. Professor, David) Sermons on Important 
 Subjects, to which are prefixed a Biographical Sketch of 
 the Author, etc. and Funeral Sermon by Dr. Abiel 
 Holmes. 8° Cambridge, 1807 
 
 2685 Tartaria (A Generall Mapp of the Kingdome of). De- 
 signed by Monsieur Sanson, and rendered into English by 
 Kich. Blome, 15^ by 10 inches. London, 11J69 ? 
 
 268G Tatra. Carte geologique de la Chaine du Tatra et des 
 soulevemens parallelles, 21 Ay 30 inches, coloured, 
 scarce. Simon Schrop ^ Comp. Berlin, [1850 ?] 
 
 2G87 Tawas Harbor. Preliminary Chart of Tawas Harbor, 
 Harbor of Kefuge, Lake Huron, surveyed under Captain 
 J. N. Macomb, 2'6\ by 24 1 inches, fine and clean. 
 
 Washington, 1857 
 
 2688 Taxation, Tyranny. Addressed to Samuel Johnson, 
 LL.D. hf. roan. 8° J. Bew London, 1775 
 
 2689 Taylor (John, of Caroline County, Virginia) An Inquiry 
 into the Principles and Policy of the Government of the 
 United States, fine and clean. 
 
 8° Green and Cady, Fredericksburg, Va. 1814 
 
 2690 Taylor (Rev. John L. of Andover) A jNIemoir of his 
 Honor Samuel Phillips, LL.D. portrait, cloth. 
 
 S» Boston, 1856 
 
 2691 Taylor (Eichard C.) Report on the Surveys undertaken 
 with a View to the Establishment of a Rail Road from the 
 Coal and Iron Mines near Blossburg or Peter's Camp, to 
 the State Line at Lawrenceville, in the County of Tioga 
 and the State of Pennsylvania, and ISIineralogical Report 
 on the Coal Region in the Environs of Blossburg, iciih two 
 maps, uncut 8" Mijlin and Parry, Phila. 1833 
 
 2692 Tehuantepec, Isthme de, dans lequel se trouve la Con- 
 cession faite en 1828, par le Gouvernement de hi Repub- 
 lique du Mexique a M. M. Laisne de Villereque Questeur 
 de la Chambre dea Deputes et Giordau, 11 by \b\ 
 inches. P. Haas, Washington City 
 
 2693 Teixeiea (Pedbo) Relaciones d'el Origen, Descen- 
 dencia y Succession de los Reyes de Persia y de Harmuz y 
 de un Viage hecho por el mismo autor deudo la India 
 Oriental hasta Italia por tierra,7?«e <^o/'y» vellum, scaece. 
 
 8° Hieronymo Teruussen, Amberes, 1610 
 
 2694 Temple (J. Howard) Early Ecclesiastical History of 
 Whately, (Mass.) A Discourse, Jan. 7, 1849, with an 
 Appendix containing Family Records, valuable local history 
 and genealogy. 8° J. and L. Metcalf, Xorthampton, 1849 
 
 2695 Teneeiffe. Carte Physique de I'lsle de Teneriffe levee 
 sur les lieux par Leopold de Buch en 1814, 29^ by 23^ 
 inches, scabce, and valuable, Pierre Tardieu, Paris, 1831 
 
 1 
 
808 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2696 Tennenfc (Gilbert, of New Brunswick, N. J.) The Neces- 
 sity of holding fast the Truth, represented in Three Ser- 
 mons on Eev. III. 3, preached at New York, April, 17-42. 
 With an Appendix relating to Errors lately vented by 
 some Moravians. To which are added a Sermon on the 
 Priestly Office of Christ ; and another on Charity, with a 
 Sermon of a Dutch Divine on taking the little Foxes, 
 faithfully translated. 8° Knecland and Green, Boston, 1743 
 
 26D7 Tennent (Gilbert) Twenty-three Sermons upon the 
 
 Chief End of Man, the Divine Authority of the Sacred 
 
 Scriptures, the Being and Attributes of God, and the 
 
 Doctrine of the Trinity. Preached at Philadelphia, 1744, 
 
 Jine, large and clean copy. 
 
 4° William Bradford, Pliiladelplna, n4:4i 
 
 This book in style and general appearance resembles Franklin's master 
 piece of printing, the Cato Major, issued the same year, the two linest 
 books that came from the Philadelphian press during the last century. 
 
 269P T£N>'ENT (Gilbert) Brotherly Love recommended by 
 "'P Argument of the Love of Christ. A Sermon at Phila- 
 delphia, .'anuary, 1747-8, before the Sacramental Solemnity, 
 \,'A\ .. Jtai) Enlargenient,j^ne copy, uncut, 
 SCARCE 8° BE>^JAMrN ¥n\>iKiAy, Philadelphia, 1748 
 
 2fi99 Texa^, ''".-^ of, compiled from surveys in the General 
 Lav d OE ,•: the Republic to 1839, 24 iy 81 inches, 
 coLh.cci. Colton, New York 
 
 2700 TsxiS. Mii^j Jl reA:aa and the Countries adjacent [in- 
 cluding Mexico and California] compiled for the State 
 Department, 33 fty 21 inches, 
 
 SCARCE. War Depnrtment, Washington, 1841 
 
 2701 Texas. Map of Texas and the Countries adjacent. War 
 Department, compiled for the State Department, under 
 Col. Abort, 33 by 21 inches. Washington, 1844 
 
 2702 Thacber Family (Biographical Sketches of the) from their 
 First Settlement in New England. [An Original Paper in 
 the New England Magazine, July, 1834, with Facsimiles 
 of Autograph Letters inserted] with maiiuscript 
 additions. 8° {Boston, 183^) 
 
 2703 Thacher (Eev. Moses) Eeport of a Committee of ih-j 
 Church in the North Parish in Wrentham, on the Eeply 
 of the Eev. Moses Thacher to their Eequest to administer 
 to them the Lord's Supper; as published in the Boston 
 Telegraph of Feb. 9, 1831. Also an Appendix, containing 
 a Statement of Facts exhibited in the Ecclesiastical Council 
 in the North Parish, Dec. 14, 1830. 
 
 go Pierce and ParTcer, Boston, 1831 
 
 A very pretty ecclesiastical squabble as it stood. Hard words and 
 Masonry seem to have been at the bottom of it, and petty gossip at the 
 top, which blossomed like a rose. 
 
The Neces- 
 Three Ser- 
 Lpril, 1742. 
 vented by 
 noil on tlie 
 rity, with a 
 ttle Foxes, 
 oston, 1743 
 3 upon the 
 the Sacred 
 kI, and the 
 Iphia, 1744', 
 
 ^IjjJiia, 1744 
 
 nklin's master 
 the two (inest 
 e last century. 
 
 mended by 
 ou at Phila- 
 : Solemnity, 
 
 ?lphia, 1748 
 ;he General 
 inches. 
 New York 
 djacent [iu- 
 :• the State 
 
 nrjton, 1S44 
 2cnt. War 
 icut, under 
 Tiff ton, 1844 
 ) from their 
 al Paper in 
 Facsimiles 
 ot 
 
 >sfon, 183^") 
 ttee of ili'j 
 the Reply 
 administer 
 he Boston 
 containing 
 :al Council 
 
 jston, 1831 
 
 words and 
 gossip at the 
 
 Bibliotheca Historica 309 
 
 2704 'rhacher (Peter) Man's Frailty practically exhibited in 
 his Life and Death. A Sermon on the Death of that 
 Virtuous Gentlewoman, Mrs. Sanih Gee, the amiable Con- 
 sort of the Eev. Mr. Joshua Gee, who died July 17, 1730, 
 in the Twenty-ninth year of her age,Jine copy, 
 
 uncut. 8" Kneeland and Green, Boston, 1730 
 
 2705 Thacher (Peter, D.B.) A Sermoir to the Society in 
 Brattle Street, Boston, October 20, 1793, and Occa- 
 sioned by the Death of John Hancock, Esq., Governor of 
 the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 
 
 8° Alex. Youuff, Boston, 1703 
 On the fly-leaf af the end are two closely written piiptes, it is believed in 
 the handwriting of Bishop Inglis, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, in which lie 
 severely censures this discourse, and draws a very different picture of 
 John Hancock, whom he appears to have known well. These notes 
 considerably enhance the interest of this co\>y. 
 
 2706 Thacheu (Tuomas, of Boston) A Fast of God's 
 CiiusiiTG, Plainly opened, for the help of those poor in 
 spirit, whose hearts are set to seek the Lord their God in 
 New England, in the solemn Ordinance of Fast. IIow 
 much this concern God's pcoph; in New England. Preached 
 on a Fast called by public Authority, ou 2Gth J;iu. 1G74. 
 Bed morocco extra, hi/ F. Bedford, ofe.rcessivc 
 
 rarity. 4" Printed by John Foster, Boston, 1G78 
 
 In a long preface by Increase ^Mather wc find tlic.se words, " The Lord 
 knew that Boston, yea, that Xew Enj^'land would have cause fur many 
 days for Humiliation, and therefore stirred u]) the heart of his servant, 
 beforehand [in 1674] to give instructions luid directions," etc. Some 
 " did in shorthand take what was delivered, have importuned the 
 Reverend Author to };ivc way unto its jjublication, unto whose desires 
 he hath at hist conceded." 
 
 2707 Thayer (Elihu,o/A7«^s/o?0 The Faithful Watchman. A 
 Sermon at the Ordination of the Eeverend Peter Sanborn, 
 Pastor of the Third Churcli in Eoadinir, June 9, 1790. 
 
 8" John Ifijcall, Newhiryport, 1790 
 
 2708 Thayer (Nathaniel) A Sermon on the Day of Fasting, 
 Humiliation and Prayer, April 2, 1795, fine, clean and 
 uncut. 8" Joseph Belknap, Boston, 1795 
 
 2709 Thayer (Nathaniel, of Lancaster) The preaching and 
 practice of the Apostles recommended as a model for the 
 ministers of Christ. A Sermon at the Ordination of the 
 Eev. Elihu AVhitcomb, as Pastor of the Christian Society 
 in Pepperell-borough, 3rd July, 1799, /«e and 
 
 clean. 8° Portland, 1799 
 
 2710 Thomas (David) Travels through the Western Country 
 in the Summer of 181G, including Notices of the Natural 
 History, Topography, Agriculture, etc. ivith map of Tin- 
 cennes District, fine copy, very scarce, 
 
 calf 12" David Bumsey, Auburn {N. Y.) 1810 
 
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 2711 TlIEVENOT (MkLCHISEDECH) REIiATIONS DE DIVERS 
 
 VoxAQES CuBiEUX, qui n'ont point este publiees ov qvi 
 ont este tradvites d'HAKLurr, de Puiichas et d'autres 
 Voyageurs Anglois, Hollaiidois, Portugaia, Allemands, 
 Espagnola, with numerous maps and plates, the four parts 
 complete in 2 vols, all first EniTiONa, scarce. 
 
 folio, Paris, 1GG3, 1GG1-, 16G6, and 1672 
 
 A complete and perfect Tlicvcnot is the pons nsinorum of the book col- 
 lector. De Bry and Ilulsiiis are not more difticult. The present copy 
 is a very good one ; but without any of the mere bibliographical 
 quidities. It comprises the first editions of all the four parts as origi- 
 nally published, together with some of the " J^'rajrwents" of the fifth 
 part, with such additions from the patched up issue of 1696 as were 
 deemed important to fill up the work without adding mere typogra- 
 jthical variations. There were even more titles j>rintcd to work off 
 the original edition than there were in Paradise Lost ; but the titles 
 in this set are confined to the genuine first editions. 
 
 2712 T110MA8 (Isaiah) The Massachusetts Spy, or Thomas's 
 Boston Journal, Thursday, August 25, 1774. No. 186 in 
 Vol. IV. in good condition, scauce. folio, 1774 
 
 This is a veiy good specimen paper, exhibiting the public feeling just on 
 the eve of the Kcvolutionnry War, hot, calm, impudent, outspoken, 
 and determined. The heading of the Paper is adorned with a coarse 
 woodcut, representing the Colonial Serpent cut into nine pieces, of 
 which the head is New Tngland, the middle Pennsylvania, and the 
 forked tail Georgia, with the eijigraph Join or die. Facing the head 1.9 
 a devilish winged being, with knotted and barbed tail, intended to 
 represent Mother England worrying the serpent. 
 
 2713 Thompson (Daniel) History of the Town of Montpelier 
 [the Capital of Vermont] from the time it was first Cliar- 
 tered in 1781 to 1860, with Biographical Sketches of its 
 most noted Citizens. Portrait of Judge Prentiss, 
 
 cloth. 8° E. P. Walton, Montpelier, 1860 
 
 2714 Thompson (Zadock) A Gazetteer of the State of Vermont, 
 containing a Historical and Topographical Description of 
 all the Counties, Towns, etc. with plates and the map of 
 Vermont, fine copy, calf. 
 
 12° E. P. Walton, Montpelier, 1824 
 
 2715 Thompson (Zadock) History of the State of Vermont 
 from its earliest Settlement to 1S32. 
 
 16° E. Smith, Burlington, 1833 
 
 2716 Thompson (Zadock) History of Vermont, Natural, Civil, 
 and Statistical. In three parts, with a new map of the 
 State, and 200 engravings [with the Appendix of 1853] j^we 
 copy in calf, neio. 8° C. Goodrich, Burlington, 1842 
 
 2717 Thompson (Zadock) First Book of Geography for Ver- 
 mont Children, map of Vermont. 12° Burlington, 1 849 
 
 2718 Thompson (Zadock) Appendix to the History of Ver- 
 mont, Natural, Civil, and Statistical, 1853, uncut, loith mang 
 woodcuts. 8° By the Author, Burlington, 1853 
 
 The work having been partly issued without this, it is now difficult to 
 procure the Appendix separately. 
 
1 
 
 S DIVERS 
 38 ov qvi 
 d'autres 
 llemands, 
 four parts 
 
 and 1672 
 
 le book col- 
 resent copy 
 liogrnphical 
 rt8 as origi- 
 ' of the fifth 
 896 as were 
 TC typogra- 
 to work off 
 it the titles 
 
 Thomas's 
 [o. 186 in 
 yio, 1774 
 
 ling just on 
 outspoken, 
 ith a coarse 
 le pieces, of 
 lia, and the 
 ; the head is 
 intended to 
 
 ontpelier 
 irst Cliar- 
 ilies of its 
 
 ier, 1860 
 
 /"ermout, 
 
 iptioQ of 
 
 he map of 
 
 Her, 1824. 
 Vermont 
 
 ton, 1833 
 
 ral, Civil, 
 
 of the 
 
 853] /«c 
 
 ton, 1842 
 
 for Ver- 
 ton, 1 849 
 
 of Ver- 
 oith many 
 ton, 1853 
 
 difficult to 
 
 ID 
 
 BihUotheca Hinforica 
 
 311 
 
 2719 Thomson (Ignatius) The Patriot's Monitor for New 
 Hampshire ; designed to impress and perpetuate the first 
 principles of the Kevolution on the Minds of Youth, a 
 scarce and sensible school book. 
 
 12° Sereno Wright, Randolph, Ver. ISIO 
 
 2720 Thomson (James) Letters on the Moral and Ecligious 
 State of South America, written during a residence of 
 nearly seven years in Buenos Ayres, Chili, Peru, and 
 Columbia,j^ne copg, calf. 12° London, 1827 
 
 2721 Thomson (John Lewis) Historical Sketches of the late 
 War between the United States and Great Britain, blended 
 with Anecdotes illustrative of the individual bravery of the 
 American Sailors, Soldiers and Citizens, etc. For the 
 Editor, greatly enlarged and improved. Map and many 
 portraits, fine copy, scarce, calf. 
 
 12° Thomas Desilver, Philadelphia, 1817 
 
 2722 Thomson (Johu Lewis) Historical Sketches of the Late 
 War between the United States and Great Britain. Fifth 
 and an improved edition. Portrait of Oen. Brown, fine 
 copif, calf. 12° Thomas Desilver, Bhila. May, 1818 
 
 2723 Thoughts (Some) upon America, and upon the Danger 
 from Komaa Catholicks there. Single sheet. 
 
 Scarce. folio, [London, 1760 ?] 
 
 2724 Thoughts on the Lawfulness of War ; humbly submitted 
 to the Serious Consideration of the Teachers of Every 
 Church or Sect among Christians. By a Clergyman of the 
 Church of England, uncut. 8° L>. Humphreys, Phila. 1796 
 
 2725 Thrift (Minton) Memoir of the Eev. Jesse Lee. With 
 Extracts from his Journals,^ne <^opy, calf. 
 
 12° Bangs Sf Mason, New Torh, 1823 
 
 2726 Thunis inn Africa [A Plan of Tunis with a short Account 
 of the Town in German at the foot], 11^ by 8 J inches. 
 
 Balthasar Tenichen, October, 1573 
 
 2727 Tickle (Timothy, Esq.) The Dolefid Tragedy of the raising 
 of Jo. Burnham, or the " Cat let out of the Bag." In dvo 
 Acts, illustrated with engravings. By Timothy Tickle, Esq. 
 [B. P. Kendall]. 16° W. W. Prescott, Woodstock, Vt. 1832 
 
 With five Vermont woodcuts which are difficult to match as is some of 
 the dialogue as well as the poetry. We could give the key to the 
 dramatis pcrsonie of this tragedy, but as the persons are confined to 
 Woodstock, South Woodstock, Reading, Randolph, Cavendish and 
 Windsor, and they are not all quite dead yet we prefer to wait a while. 
 
 2728 Ticknor (George, Prof, of Spanish Literature) Syllabus 
 of a course of Lectures on the history and criticism of 
 Spanish Literature, uncut, scarce. 8° Cambridge, 1823 
 
 2729 Ticknor (George) Historia de la Literature Espainola 
 traducida al Castellano con Adiciones y Notas criticas por 
 D. Pascual de Gayangos y D. Enrique de Vedia. Tom 2. 
 
 8° Madrid, 1851 
 
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 312 Bibliotheca Qeograpliica 
 
 2730 TiF.LE (P. A.) Memoiro Bibliographiquo sur los Journaux 
 dea NavigatcuPB ^eerlundais reitnprimos dans les Collec- 
 tions de Do Dry ot de llubiua ct dana los ColIecHims 
 liollandaisos du XVll" Siecle, et sur les A ncierines Editions 
 HollaiuluiHCs dea Journaux do Navigateura Etrangers; la 
 pliipart en la possessioa do Frederick JMuUer. 
 Laeue Papeh, uncut. imp. 8° F. Muller, Amst, 1807 
 
 2731 TiMBEULAKK (Lieut. Henry) The Memoirs of Lieut. H. 
 Timbcrlake who accompanied the Three Cherokee Indians 
 to England in 1702, containing whatever he observed re- 
 markable during hia Travels ; also the principal Occurrences 
 during their Ilesidence in London, with portrait of Aug- 
 iistenaco, chief of the Cherokees, map of the Cherokee 
 Country and plate, calf bcahck. 
 
 b° For the Author, London, 1705 
 
 2732 TiooA County, Now York, Map of, from Surveys by S. 
 Geil [with plans of towns and villages, and views of public 
 buiiditiga], 40 hif 58 inches, coloured, Jine clean copij, 
 scarce. Fhiladelpkia, 1855 
 
 2733 TioQA County, Pennsylvania, Map of, from Surveys 
 under H. F. Walling [with plans of town and villages], 
 03 by 55 inches, coloured,fine clean copy, scahce. 
 
 New York, 1803 
 
 2734 Tirolenais Comit. et Brixicnsis Epiac. noviaaimus atque 
 accuratissima Typua complcctena ctiam Coufinia Bavariae, 
 Helvetia), Tridentin. ac Venetiar. 23 by 19 inches, coloured. 
 
 [1700?] 
 
 2735 Tit for Tat : or American Fixings of English Humanity, 
 by a Lady from New Orleans, cloth. 8° London, 1855 
 
 2736 Tjassens (Johan) Zee-Politio der Vcreenichde Neder- 
 landen vorthoont in eon Tafel endo twee kleyne Boeckea 
 [pertaining largely to Dutch national alFaira in Brasil, the 
 "West Indies and other parta of America], ^/jc copy, 
 vellum. 4° John Varly, Qraven-Hage, 1652 
 
 2737 Tobacco. Ecasons Humbly Offered for not Doubling 
 the Subsidy on Tobacco from Virginia and Maryland, etc. 
 scarce. single sheet, fol. \_London, 1720?] 
 
 imt 
 
■If 
 
 f 
 
 Journoux 
 
 es CoUec- 
 )ollocti<»nB 
 IS ^ditiontj 
 ingers; la 
 
 bnst 1867 
 Lieufc. H. 
 !e Indians 
 served re- 
 jcurrencea 
 t of Aug- 
 Cherokee 
 
 idon, 1765 
 
 voya by S. 
 of public 
 
 phia, 1855 
 
 I Surveys 
 villages], 
 
 rork, 1863 
 
 II us atque 
 I Bavariae, 
 , coloured. 
 
 [1700?] 
 lumanity, 
 idon, 1855 
 le Neder- 
 ) Boecken 
 Jrasil, the 
 
 a/j/e, 1652 
 
 Doubling 
 
 and, etc. 
 
 n, 1720?] 
 
 N I NT II DA V'S SA L E 
 
 27i)8 ](^^^^t^ ORFiEUS (TiioinroDua) Trirolimn Historieum, 
 sou Dissertatio luHtorii'o-cliroiiolo^it'o-ci'itii'o 
 do tribus potoutissimis Daniao Jxo^'ibus, olc. 
 Jlne cojiy, scarce. 4" Jlaj'/ticc, 1707 
 
 With incidental rcforcnrcs to Icclnnil, Giccnlund, 
 Vincland, and the Danish discoveries of the Western Ishuids. 
 
 2730 TORllEY (Samuel, of Weymouth, Mass.) A Pi-EA foh 
 TiiK Life of Dvino llEr-ioroN IVoiii Ihu Word of tlio 
 Lord: in a Sermon Preached to the General Assembly of 
 the Colony of Massachusetts, at Boston in New Euf^hind, 
 ^lay 16th, 16S3, being the iJay of Election lherc,y/«6' large 
 clean and perfect copy, in blue morocco extra, hi/ F. Radford, 
 Excessively kaiie. 4" Samuel Orecnfor Samuel Scivell, 
 
 Boston in New England, IfiSIi 
 Prefixed to this rare l)onk is a Iopl^ Jntroductory Ix-tter to tlie Header of 
 six closely iirinted pajies by Ixcki;asi; Matiikk, in wliicli lliat urcat 
 I'liysieian in Israel administers to the jieople a vnwscr, rcuiiiniinn- liicni 
 of the object of their coniiii}? into tlie Wilderness, and iiow tiny iiad 
 within the past thirty years ik'fjfcnerated in relij;ii)iis eliaracter, unii! n<i\v 
 " the complaint is that N. Kn^dand is not to he found in N. Kngland." 
 
 2740 Toulon. Geometrical Survey of the Environs of Toulon. 
 [With the Positions of the Troojis], 21 J- hj \()\ inches. 
 
 William Faden, London, May Isf, 170t 
 
 2741 Tournay (Le Diocese de) ou nont exactcment marquee 
 lea Lings, 18 J % 23 inches, coloured. 11. Jailtot, Paris, 16'J5 
 
 2742 TuACTATUS de Sl'ilEUA, curious old manuscript. 
 
 4" 7iot dated, but about IISO 
 2773 Tracts (Three) in 1 vol. 8" 
 
 1. An Account of the Lying-in Cliarity. London, 1779 
 
 2. Society for the recovery of Persons apparently Drowned. 
 
 1774 
 
 3. Cases of recovering Persons visiblv Dead, bv A Johnson. 
 
 1773 
 
 
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' 
 
 
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 J) 1 1 Bibliotheca Geographica 
 
 2714 Town (Itliiol, of New Haven) Atlantic Stonm Ships. 
 Some ideas and statoments, the result of couHiderabIn ro- 
 lleotion on the subject of Navigating the Atlantic Ocoaii 
 with Steam Ships of Largo Tonnage : made known in 1830, 
 and published in one of the City Journals in 1832 by 
 I. Town. Also the Arrival, Description, and Departure of 
 the Two First Steam Ships, Sirius and Great Western : thus 
 fulfilling in a great measure the above Ideas and Sugges- 
 tions, with view of the Great Western, scarce. 
 
 12" Wiley and Putnam, New Fork, 183S 
 Just please to compare tliis little book with its not over modest antitipa- 
 tioiis and predictions with what is now daily taking phico in Sleam-Hhi[) 
 commnnication between Europe and America, and America and Asia. 
 
 2745 Treatise (A Second) on Church Government, in Three 
 Parts : being, I. A Continuation of the Narrative of the 
 late Troubles, etc. of the Church in Bolton : with somo 
 Remarks on Mr. Goss's Narrative. II. A Keply to Mr. 
 Adam's Answer to my former Treatise, etc. III. Shewing 
 from the Word of God the solo Hight People have to call 
 and dismiss their Officers, etc. With an Appendix, etc. 
 By a Neighbour, _/?;ie clean cop;/, uncut, 
 scarce. 8° John Boyle, Boston, 1773 
 
 274G Treaty of Peace, Good Correspondence and Neutrality 
 in America, between the most Serene and Mighty Prince, 
 James II. by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, 
 France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc. and the 
 most Serene and Mighty Prince Lewis XIV. the Most 
 Christian King: Concluded the -{'^^^^ Day of Novemb. 
 1G86. 4« In the Savoy, [London'], 1G8G 
 
 2747 TuEATT of 1783. Provisional Articles sio;ned at Paris 
 the 30th November, 1782, by the Commissioner of His 
 Britannic Majesty, and the Commissioners of the United 
 States of America. By Authority. [Signed by Oswald, 
 Franklin, and Laurens], uncut. 4" T. Harrison, Land. 1783 
 
 2748 Treves. Archiepiscopatus uc Electoratus Trevirensis 
 Ditio in ejusdem Prrofecturaa et alias subjacentes ditiones 
 una cum Adjacentibus per Nicolaum Visscher, 22Ti- ly 
 19 inches, coloured. Amst. [1680 ?] 
 
 2749 TaiTHEMiua (Joannes) Polygeaphiae Libri Sex, 
 J. Trithemii Abbatis Peapolitani, quondam Spanheimensis 
 ab Maximilianura Caesarem. IColophon.] Explicit polygra- 
 yhife clauis loannis Tritemij abbatis PaBapoiitani, ad Maxi- 
 milianfi Caesarem. Impressum dictu loannis Haselberg de 
 Aia bibliopolsD, anno a Christo nato 1518, Men. Julio,^nff 
 clean copy, pigskin. fol. 
 
 This beautiful book is, we believe, one of the earliest works there is on 
 Stenography or Short-hand writing. 
 
 2750 Teumbull (John) McFingal : a modern Epic Poem, in 
 Four Cantos, First Edition, scarce, 
 
 good copy. 8° Hudson and Goodwin, Harford, 1782 
 
m Sliips. 
 Drablo ro- 
 tic Oc'oaii 
 1 in 18:30, 
 1832 by 
 )arture of 
 ern : thus 
 I Sugges- 
 
 'orh, ISnS 
 8t HntU'ipa- 
 Sleain-Hliip 
 I and Asia, 
 in Tliree 
 ve of tho 
 vith somo 
 ly to Mp. 
 Shcwin!» 
 ve to cull 
 nJix, etc. 
 
 don, 1773 
 Neutrality 
 ;y Prince, 
 t Britain, 
 . and the 
 the Most 
 Novemb. 
 
 'o«], 1C8« 
 
 at Paris 
 
 r of Ilia 
 
 le United 
 
 Oswald, 
 
 ond. 1783 
 
 revirensis 
 
 8 ditiones 
 
 22i- hf 
 
 . [1680?] 
 
 )ri Sex, 
 
 leimensis 
 
 polygra- 
 
 ad Maxi- 
 
 elberg de 
 
 ulio,^n« 
 
 fol. 
 
 here ia on 
 
 Poem, in 
 ml, 1782 
 
 Bibliotheca JHiilorica 
 
 815 
 
 2751 TauMnuLr. CoUNTy.Ohio, Map of, from Surveys by P. J. 
 Browne [witlj plans of villages and town, with Direc- 
 tories thereof, and views of residences and manufactories], 
 3U bi/ 37 inches, coloured, Ji no clean coptj, scaiick. 
 
 rhiladelphia, 1850 
 
 2752 Tryon (Willinm, Governor in Chief of New York). Free- 
 dom of tho City of Now York voted to his Excellency, 
 July 15, 1771, with auloi^raph signatures of W. llickes, 
 Mayor, and A. Van Courtland, Clerk ; Diploma from tho 
 President and Kegnnts of King's College, New York, to 
 Governor Tryon, with autogrnpli of Mylea Cooper, 
 29 March, 1774, two documents on parchment. 
 
 2753 Turc. Dis^cours Veritable do la Mort du Grand Turc. 
 Aveequelqucs autres particularitez dcs gueires Adiuisioa 
 qui sent depuis suruenuiis pour lo gouuernement do I'Em- 
 pire d'Oriont. 8" Isaac Mesnier, Paris, 1G18 
 
 275 i Turell (Uevd. Ebonezor) Memoirs of the Pious and In- 
 genious Mrs. Jane Turell, who died at Medford, March 20, 
 1735, JE. 27. coUecteJ from her own Manuscripts [partly in 
 Verse] by her Consort. Jler Husband also and He praiseth 
 her. Prov. xxxi. 28. To which is added two Sermons preached 
 after her Funeral by her Father Bcnjanrin Colman, 
 scarce. 12" John Oswald, London, 1741 
 
 2755 Turell (Ebene/.or) The Life and Character of llio Reve- 
 rend Benjamin Colman, D.D. Pastor of a Church ii Boston, 
 who deceased Aug. '29, 17 t7, portrait of Dr. Colman, fine 
 clean copy, uncut, half morocco, 
 SCARCE. 8" Boyers and Fowle, Boston, 1749 
 
 2750 TcBKET. Turquie d'Europe [3 pts. N(;s. 138, 139, 140], 
 3 sheets, each 24 by 20 inches, mounted > qether on canvas, 
 coloured, a valuable map. 
 
 2757 TuiiKEY [Map of] The Turkish Empire, newly aug- 
 mented by John Speed, 20 by 15.J inches. Are to 
 
 be sold in 2>ops-head Alley by O. Humble, London, 1020 
 
 2758 Turkey. Carte do la Turquie de 1' Arabic ct de la Perse 
 par G. de I'lsle, 22 by 18 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Jean Covens et Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam [1710 ?] 
 
 2759 Turkey. [Map of the] European Dominions of the Otto- 
 mans, or Turkey in Europe, 28 j by 21 inches, coloured. 
 
 W. Faden, London, August \2th, 1795 
 
 2700 Turkey. Carte von der Europaischen Turkey, ein Theil 
 von Polen, Dalmatien, Konige. Neapel und den Vene- 
 tianischen zur Ubersicht des siidlichen Kriegstheater im 
 Jahre 1807, 18 by 21 inches, coloured. 
 
 2701 Turkey. Carte do la Turquie d'Europe et d'Asie par 
 Ii. Berthe. [With a Plan in the corner of the Environs of 
 Constantinople], 30 by 21 inches, coloured, Paris, 1828 
 
 m 
 
 t: 
 

 316 Bibliotheca Qeographica 
 
 2762 Turkish Empire (A Mapp of the Estates of the) in Asia* 
 and Europe, designed by Mon". Sanson, and Bendered into 
 English, etc. by Eichard Blome, 2 copies, 16j by 11 
 inches. London, 1669 
 
 2763 Two Eebellions (The) or Treason Unmasked, by a Vir- 
 ginian. 12" Smith, Baily, Sf Co., Biehmond, 1865 
 
 2764 Ttpus orarum maritimarum Guineje, Manicongo, & An- 
 golsB ultra Promentorium Bonro spei usq; cum omnib. por- 
 tubus Insulis, Scopulis veraq; latitudine Oceani Aethiopici 
 ab ortu in occasum ad Fernambucum & promont. S. Augus- 
 tini in ora Brasiliensi, una cum Insulis S. Thoraa, S. Helena 
 Insula Ascensionis, [from Linschot], 20^ by 15^, fine copy. 
 
 Amoldus F. a Langren delineauit ^ scalpsit, Am^t. 1596 
 
 ^'ou KvSi'^^ LLOA (Antonio de) Noticiaa Americanas . 
 Entreteniinientos Phiaicos-Historicos eobro 
 la America Meridional y la Septentrional 
 Oriental, y?He copy, vellum. 4° Madrid, 1772 
 
 2766 Ultrajectinua (Episcop.) Auct. Balthazars Florentio a 
 Berkenrodo [A Map], 19 by 14| inches, coloured, 
 
 Af>ud Petnim SchenJc et Gerardum Valk, Amste. [1720?] 
 
 2767 Umfrevillc (Edward) The Present State of Hudson's 
 Bay, containing a full description of that Settlement, the 
 adjacent Country, and the Fur Trade, etc. To which are 
 added Kemarks made in the Inland Parts during a Eesidenco 
 of near four years, a Sj)ecimen of Five Indian Languages ; 
 and a Journal of a Journey from Montreal to New York, 
 calf, fine copy. S" Charles Stalker, London, 1790 
 
 2768 Union College, Schenectady (Laws and Kegulations for 
 the Government of), Ordained by the Trustees, December, 
 1795, fine copy, uncut. 
 
 12° Cornelius P. WycTcoff, Schenectady, 1796 
 
 2769 Union Covntt, Pennsylvania, Map of, from Surveys by 
 T. II. Paschall and J. Keily [with plans of towns and views 
 of public buildings], 40 by 28^ inches, coloured, fine clean 
 copy, scarce. Philadelphia, 1850 
 
 2770 Union County. Topographical Map of Union County, 
 New Jersey, by Ernest L. Meyer and B. Witzel [with 
 views of scenery and Private residences] 57 by 40^ inches, 
 coloured and mounted on calico, scahce. 
 
 Ferd. Mayer Sf Co. Fulton St. N. Y. 1862 
 
 2771 United States (The Constitutions of the) according to 
 the Latest Amendments : to which are annexed the Decla- 
 ration of Indej)cndence, and the Federal Constitution, etc. 
 This Edition contains the Constitution of Vermont [the 
 11th State] not in any former one, fine cnpi/. calf. 
 
 V2" Carey, Stewart, ^•' Co. Phila. 1791 
 
Sibliotheca HUtorica 
 
 317 
 
 I in Asia* 
 ered inta 
 LI 
 
 Ion, 1669 
 by a Vir- 
 mrf, 1865 
 0, & An- 
 inib. por- 
 lethiopici 
 3. Augus- 
 3. Helena 
 fine copy, 
 imt. 1596 
 
 Bricanaa : 
 ;os Bobro 
 tentrional 
 irid, 1772 
 
 orentio a 
 red, 
 
 . [1720?] 
 Hudson's 
 ment, the 
 which are 
 Kesidence 
 inguagea ; 
 |few York, 
 Ion, 1790 
 itions for 
 December, 
 
 adi/, 1790 
 
 urveys by 
 and views 
 fine clean 
 hia, 1850 
 I County, 
 zel [with 
 0^ inches, 
 
 Y. 1802 
 
 ording to 
 le Decla- 
 tion, etc. 
 lOut [the 
 
 iih. 1791 
 
 2772 United States. TheConatitution or Frame of Govern- 
 ment for the United States of America, as reported by the 
 Convention of Delegates at Phil, in May-Sept. 1787. Toge- 
 ther with the resolutions of the General Court of Massa- 
 chusetts, for calling said Convention agreeable to the recom- 
 mendation of Congress. Published by Order of the Govern- 
 ment, an extremely rare edition, half roan. 
 
 8° Adams and Nourse, Boston, 1787 
 
 The General Court of Mnssachusetts (Samuel Adams, President of the 
 Senate and John Hancock Governor) ordered 25 Oct. 1787, the Consti- 
 tution and the acconiiianying Correspondence to be printed, and three 
 copies to be distributed to the select-men of each town in the Common- 
 wealth, and tliat the select men certify to the election of Delegates to 
 the States Convention for ratifying the Constitution. 
 
 2773 United States of America (A List of Duties payable upon 
 every Article imported into the) : with the Rates of Fees 
 and Tonnage, together with a List of the Governors and 
 Directors of the J3auk of the United States, and Kules for 
 the Ecgulation of the Banks of New York. Also Tables of 
 the Value and AVcislit of the Gold and Silver Coins of 
 Europe, etc. a scarce and curinus record. 
 
 12" J. Belcher, Birmingham, 1791- 
 
 2774 United States. Ecturn of the "Whole Number of Per- 
 sons within the several Districts of the United States. 
 
 8" William Duanc, Washington City, 1802 
 Tliis first Census of the United States after the adoption of the Con- 
 stitution is a small book, but one of very great historical and statistical 
 importance It has become scarce. 
 
 2775 United States, The Constitutions of the United States, 
 according to the latest Amendments. To which are pre- 
 fixed the Declaration of Independence, and the Federal 
 Constitution, a scarce edition. 
 
 12° John Conrad ^ Co. Phila. 1804 
 
 This edition contains all the Federal Acts, concerning the Government 
 of New States, etc. down to March 1804. 
 
 •2770 United States. Duties payable by Law on all Goods, 
 Wares, and Merchandize, Imported into the U.S of 
 America, after the last day of June, 1804. The inward 
 column exhibiting the Rates of Duties payable on those 
 imported in ships or vessels of the United States, and the 
 outer column the Rates if imported in foreign ships or 
 vessels, fine copy, uncut, kxv .•ssively scauck. 
 
 12" Washington, 1801 
 
 2777 United States. Reports of the Secretary of the 
 Treasury of the United States, prepared in obedience to 
 the Act* of 10th May, 1800, to which are prefixed the Re- 
 ports of Alexander Hamilton on Public Credit, on a 
 National 15ank, on IManufactures and on the Es-tablishment 
 
 
 of a 2s avy. 2 vols. calf. 
 
 b" Washington, 1828-1829 
 
I 
 
 
 318 Bibliotheca QeograpKica 
 
 2778 United States. An Address of Members of the House 
 of Eepresentatives of the Congress of the United States 
 to tlieir Constituents, on the subject of the war with Great 
 Britain, wwew^. S^/Sf. Williams^ Go. Bennington, {Vt.)\^l2, 
 
 2779 United States (The) of North America, with the Britisli 
 Territories and those of Spain according to the Treaty of 
 1781, 24| ly 21 inches, coloured, fine copi/, 
 
 SCARCE. Wm. Faden, London, 1793 
 
 A very important map, showing not only tlie many disputed boundary 
 lines, but giving the dates, and authorities from which the map was 
 compiled. It also gives the twenty leagues line, the French Fislierieii, 
 and tiie lands granted by the Imlians. 
 
 2780 United States (Tlie) of North America, with the British 
 Territories and those of Spain according to the Treaty of 
 1781, 2oj hy 21 inches, coloured, another edition, 
 
 fine copy. Wm. Fadcn, London, 179G 
 
 2781 United States (North East Section of Mellish's Map of 
 the) 22\ hy 17 inches, coloured. [1817?] 
 
 27S2 United States (Map of the), U\ hj \\\ inchen. [lS3o ?| 
 2783 United States. Plielps' Ornamental Map of the United 
 States and Mexico [with coloured portraits, and views, and 
 statistics] 20;} hy 28 inches, coloured. New Yoric, 1817 
 
 2781 United States. Skeleton Map, showing tlic Eail 
 Heads completed and in progress in the United States 
 and their connection, as proposed with the Harbor of l\n- 
 sacola. Prepared by Order of the House of lieprescnla- 
 tives, 3G by 48 inches, Jine and clean. Washington, 1817 
 
 2785 United States, Map of the U.S. exhibiting the several 
 Collection Districts, 48 hy 31 inches, coloured. 
 
 [ Washington, 1850 ?] 
 
 2786 United States (Table allowing the estimated surface 
 of the Territories of the) North and West of the regularly 
 organized States of the Union, and the portions of Terri- 
 tory thereof situated North and South of the parallel of 
 39" 30' N. Lat. (Table exhibiting the Areas of the several 
 States and Territories of the U.S. in Square Miles and 
 Acres), [comprising a Map of the whole of tiie U.S.] 
 33 hy 13^ inches, coloured, valuable. Philad. [1850?] 
 
 2787 United States. Map of the liail Eoads in U.S. in 
 operation and progress, to accompany a Eeport from the 
 Treasury Department by Israel D. Andrews. Drawn 
 under direction of the Editor of the American Bail Road 
 tTournal, 49 hy 39 inches, coloured. Broadway, N.Y. I85:j ? 
 
 2788 United States (County Map of the) exhibiting the Dis- 
 tributing Post Ofliecs with the Through Koutes connecting 
 the same. Designed to illustrate the United States Post 
 OlKce Guide, by Ely Bowen, 25.1 hy 19.i inche.<i. 
 
 Washington, [ISl'O] 
 
 2789 United States. Map bhowing the Distribution of Slave 
 in the Southern States. Projetled and compiled by A. 
 \on Slcinwchr, 17 /'// Hi inches, coloured. Loud. l8tJ3 
 
he House 
 ed States 
 ^ith Great 
 (F/.)1812 
 he British 
 Treaty of 
 
 tdon, 1793 
 ;ed boundary 
 the map was 
 ch Fisheries, 
 
 the British 
 I Treaty of 
 
 nJon, 1790 
 h's Map of 
 [1S17?] 
 !4. [IS35?| 
 the Uuitcd 
 I views, and 
 York, 1S17 
 tlic Hail 
 ited States 
 ■bor of 1\ n- 
 Rcprescnta- 
 ncjton, 1817 
 tlie several 
 
 ton, 1S50 ?] 
 cd surface 
 c regularly 
 3 of Terri- 
 parallel of 
 the several 
 Miles and 
 the U.S.] 
 d. [1850 ?J 
 in U.S. in 
 t from the 
 Drawn 
 Eail Road 
 r.Y. 1853? 
 ig the Uis- 
 I connecting 
 (states Post 
 
 \ton, [ISt'Ol 
 
 Ion of Slave 
 
 ilcd by A. 
 
 [.oiid. 18U3 
 
 Bibliotheca Iliatorica 
 
 310 
 
 2790 United States Stock. A correct Table showing tlie net 
 amount of funded G per cent stock of the United States, 
 after payments are made for each quarterly dividend from 
 1st of January 1796, to Ist of January, 1819, when the 
 debt will be extinguished according to Law, scarce. 
 
 12" D. West, Bo.iton, 1708 
 
 2791 United States. Extract from a Map of the Military 
 Departments of the Cumberland, of the South, and of the 
 Gulf, compiled in the War Department, 4G by 3Gi inches. 
 
 Wash ingtou , 1 803 
 
 2792 Upham (Charles W.) Salem AVitchcraft and Cotton 
 Matlier. A Reply [to the Criticisms of i\Ir. AV. F. Poole, 
 in the North American Review, and elsewhere], uncut. 
 
 8» Morrisania, X. Y. 18G9 
 
 2793 Uricoechea (E.) Mapoteca Colombiaiia, Coleccion do los 
 Titules de Todas los Mapas, Pianos, Vistas, etc. relatives u 
 la America Espanola, Brasile, Islaa Adyaeentes, Arreglada 
 erouologicamente i preeedida de una lutroduccion sobre la 
 Historia Cartografica de America 
 
 4" TrUner Sf Co. Londres, ISGO 
 
 2794 UnLSPEiiGER (Samuel) Elfte Continuation der ausfiihr- 
 lichen Nachrichten von deu Saltzburgischcn Einigranten 
 die sieh in America nieder gelassen haben. AVoriun. I. 
 Das Uebrigo de Tage-Registcrs dor Ebenezerischen 
 llerren Prediger vom Jahr 1742 ; II. Ein Kleines Reiae- 
 Journal des Herrn. Past. Bolzius nach und von Charles 
 Town, (Zwelfte Continuation, etc. Das Tage-Register der 
 Ebenezerischen llerren Prediger, 1713, etc.) 2 Parts, 
 SCARCE. 4" Ilalle, 1745-171G 
 
 2795 Ubls^tboer (Samuel) Der Dreyzchcnden Continuation 
 der ausfiihrlichen Nachrichten von den Saltzburgisclion 
 Emigranten die sich in America niedergelassen haben 
 Erster Theil, woriu die Briefe der llerren Prediger Bol- 
 zius und Lemke, 1714--174G, und unter diesen Eiu griiud- 
 liehes, Bedencken von der Schadligkeit IMohren-Sclaveti \\\ 
 cine Colonic einzUfuhren. (Zweiter Theil worinn enthal- 
 ten. I. Das Tageregister des Hn. Prediger Bolzius zu 
 Eben-Ezer, 1747. II. Einige vou dorlher Briefe 174G- 
 1748, etc. etc.) fine copy, scarce. 
 
 4" llalle und Au//sp7irq, 1747-1718 
 
 279G Utrecht (La Seigneurie d') dressee sur les ^[emoires 
 
 les plus Nouveaux par le S'' Sanson, 22 by IG' inches, 
 
 coloured, fine copy, II. Jail lot, Paris, lGi)2 
 
 2797 Utrecht (L') suivant lea Nouvclles Observations do 
 Messrs. de I'Academie Royale, etc. [a Map] IG by 13 
 inches ' Pierre vander Aa., Leide [1710 ?] 
 
 2798 Uztariz (Geronymo de) The Theory and Practice of 
 Commerce and Maritime Affairs. Written in Spanish. 
 Translated by John Kippax [relating largely to America), 
 tine copy, calf. 8" Georcjr Faulkner, Dublin, 1752 
 
 4 
 
 Ii 
 
 I 
 
\ if 
 
 320 BihliotTieca Oeographica 
 
 2799 I^JJ/^^ADIANUS (Joachimus) IIabes leotoii : noc 
 
 LIBELLO. KUDOLl'lII AaUICOLiE JUNIOniS 
 
 Eheti, ad JocniMUM Vadianum Epistolam, 
 qua de loco non nuUorura obscuritate qu- 
 rostio fit et percontatio. Joachimi Vadiani ad 
 eunde Epistola qua eorum quae qusDsita sunt ratio explicat~. 
 Ea vero sunt. Quid Pli. per Dodrantem intelligat ubi 
 de PjmsBis scribit. Quid per Vnciam intelligat cum Gab- 
 bare scribit longitudinem habuisse uouem pedum et totidem 
 Vnciarum. De Antipodibus q; sint : & quomo sint pulchra 
 disputatio. Qusd causa Augustinum ad negandum Anti- 
 poaas esse impulerit. Un Lactantio in Antipoda refuta- 
 tione danda sit fides ? Macrobiu & priscos fere in Anti- 
 podu situ lapsos fuisse. De lacu Acronio et Vencto, «&c. 
 IG leaves or 31 closely printed pages, fine, large, clean, and 
 perfect copy. 4° Ti/pis Joannis Singrenii, 
 
 VientKB, Nono Kaleiidas Julias, 1515 
 
 First edition, of the very highest rarity and geographical importance. 
 With the exception of the Letters of Columbus and Vespucci, and the 
 first Decade of Peter Martyr of 1511, we know of no other single 
 publication up to 1515 comparable with this in point of historical and 
 geographical interest, so far a8 the new discoveries affect the geography 
 of the ancients and are interpreted by it. We neither forget nor un- 
 dervalue the Ptolemy of 1508 (with its extraordinary map by Johan 
 Ruysch, and The New Description of the World by Bcneventanus,) nor 
 the editions of 1511 and 1513, nor the geographical work of Schoner 
 this same year. This little book of Vadianus was suggested and 
 edited by his friend Rudolfus Agricola, who gives his Dedicatory 
 Letter to Caspar Ursinus. Then follows Agricola's Letter to Vadianus 
 (omitted in the Pomponius Mela of 1518, where this letter of Vadianus 
 is reprinted in full) in which, after some pleasant gossip, Agricola asks 
 him to explain a passage in Pliny abou the Pygmies, a liue in 
 Persius— 
 
 " Sic costam longo subduximus Apennino ;" 
 
 and thirdly, to give his opinion about the Antipodes, which, he says, are 
 denied by Laetantius, Firmianus, and Augustine ; while I'liny, I'ompo- 
 nius, Strabo, Macrobius, and many others do not deny them, although 
 they speak differently about them. He adds that Laurentius Corvinus, 
 his beloved preceptor, agrees with the Moderns, but he himself does 
 not know what to do between the Fathers and the Icanied authorities. 
 He then says : " It has not escaped mc with what diligence you have 
 promised the books of Pomponius Mela de situ orliis to the studious next 
 Summer." [See No 1824 of this catalogue imder Mela.] Agricola's 
 Letter is dated 1 September, 1514. In a postscript, he asks questions 
 about Lake Acromus, Venetus, a passage in Lncan, etc. 
 In his answer to Agricola's Letter, Vadianus, after replying to the 
 first two queries, has a very long dissertation upon the Antipodes, whose 
 existence he demonstrates in a variety of ways, telling Agricola that 
 he ought to be as certain that there are Antipodes as that he has fingers 
 and nails. He enters at length on the question of the relative latitude 
 and longitude of Antipodes in different parts, etc. He demolishes the 
 old objection of people walking with their heads downwards by saying 
 that everything tends to the centre of gravity [and this two cen- 
 turies before the fall of Newton's apple, and the r.C".v !)irth of the 
 doctrine of gravitation.] He refutes Augustine and Laetantius at 
 Ifnglh. He says that to get to Cutagara its Antipodes will be in 
 
JTOn : HOC 
 
 JUNIOKIS 
 
 PISTOLAM, 
 
 iritate qu- 
 Vadiani ad 
 ) explicat". 
 illigat ubi 
 cum Gab- 
 ct totidein 
 nt pulchra 
 dum Anti- 
 3du refuta- 
 3 in Anti- 
 ^enoto, &c. 
 , clean, and 
 t Singrenii, 
 ulias, 1515 
 
 1 importance, 
 ucci, and the 
 other single 
 listoricul and 
 he geography 
 irgct nor un- 
 lap by Jolian 
 rentanus,) nor 
 ik of Schoncr 
 uggested and 
 is Dedicatory 
 3r to Vadianus 
 r of Vadianus 
 Agricohi asks 
 cs, a line Jn 
 
 he says, are 
 
 iny, I'onipo- 
 
 icm, although 
 
 tins Corvinus, 
 
 himself does 
 
 d authorities. 
 
 ncc you have 
 
 studious next 
 
 Agricola'a 
 
 isks (questions 
 
 plying to the 
 podes, whose 
 Agricola that 
 he has fingers 
 ative latitude 
 emolishes the 
 rds by saying 
 lis two cen- 
 birth of the 
 Lactantius at 
 s will be in 
 
 HihUotliMa Uistonca 321 
 
 Western Africa, near the Sinus IIcs|>criu.s hut that the inhabitants of 
 America have their Antii>odcs much more to tliis side. He also says 
 he will write more about the Veruxci in his Annotations {Prmiota- 
 »(wntts) to Pomi)onius. Throughout the treatise he seems well posted in 
 the progress of discovery by the Portuguese and Spanish, and is 
 acquainted with all the books printed relative to them. He adopts 
 without hesitation the suggestion of the Gymnasium of St Die, aud 
 calls the Mvmdvts Norms (that is Brasil) America, without explanation 
 or qualification. It is not a little singular that this original special 
 edition is not noticed by any geographers or bibliographers who have 
 written about America, though Humboldt, D'Aavezac, and many others 
 have used with effect the reprint of it at tlic end of the Pomi^onius ^Icla 
 1518. Dated 16 Oct, 1514. 
 
 2800 Vadijlnus (Joachimus) Epitome Topographica totius 
 Orbis Conferea ad ea potiaaiinu loca qiiorii passim Euage- 
 liste et Apostoli meminere. Accessit peregrinatio Petri ct 
 Pauli Apostolorri cum ratione temporum per Erasmum 
 Boterod. very fine copy of a beautiful little hook. 
 
 8° loan. GrapTieum, Antuerpie, 15.35 
 In his chapter on the Insiilce Oceani there are direct references to 
 America and the newly discovered islands. 
 
 2801 Valentinus {Bishop) Seculi a Christo nato Decimi 
 septimi Symbola Eteologica, ei Veteri et Novo Sacroriim 
 Bibliorum Testamento collecta, a rare little book of Chro- 
 nograms. S" loh. Gorman, Wiitchergce, 1G08 
 
 An exceedingly curious volume filled with injrenious and pious trilling. 
 There is collected under every year for 100 years, from 1600 to 1700, a 
 large number of texts of Scripture with the references to cha]>ter and 
 verse so printed that the Itoman numerals will correctly express tiic 
 given year. For instance, under the given year 1 C20 there are 49 
 texts to express that year, for example, DeVs tWs est te GVM. 
 2 Sam. 14, yer. 17 = 1620. ReX SaLoMon bencDICtVs = 1666. 
 Drop the M, which stands for a thousjiml, by printing the word, Sa Loon, 
 and you have 666 the number of the beast, out of the same text, with 
 less trifling pcrha]is than it tonk Macaulay to derive the same sacred 
 number from the House of Conmions, by counting the members and 
 eight officers. No doubt this industrious trifling kept the Bishop out of 
 the mischief of idleness, a disease worse than chronogramizing. 
 
 2802 Varle (Charles) A Complete View of Baltimore, with a 
 Statistical Sketch, etc. to which is added a Statement of an 
 Excursion to the Point of Kocks, etc. map of Baltimore, and 
 woodcuts. 12" S. Young, Baltimore, 1833 
 
 2803 Varlo Charles) Nature Displayed, a Miscellany. The 
 work treats on various Subjects interesting to the Legis- 
 lature and People of Property, viz. An Address to the Kt. 
 Hon. W. Pitt, Esq. shewing how he may raise Money on 
 Luxury: On the Rise of Provisions : On Emigration : Cn 
 a Dog Tax : Ou the Author's Tkavels thkolgu America. 
 To which is added Thirteen Lectures on Xatu.'al Philosophy, 
 calf. 8" For the Author, London, 17J)-i 
 
 Chapter XV, pages 116 to 155, contain our author's travels in America 
 1784. Having a Claim by Charter from Charles the First to a province 
 in America, called New Albion, or New Jersey, he visited that country 
 first, and afterwards most of the seaport towns to the north and east. 
 He visited Washington at Mount Vernon; but of all the acquaintances 
 he made he speaks as well of Ethan Allen as of anybody. He spent* 
 month with him at a house in New York. 
 
 2 T 
 
 
822 Bihlioiheca Oeographica 
 
 2804 Vega (Garcilasso de la) Histoire des Tncaa, Eois du 
 Perou. Traduite de I'Eapagnol par Jean Baudoin, 2 vols. 
 
 fine copy, calf. 12° Jacques Deshordes, Amsterdam, 1715 
 
 2805 Velasco (Alfonso Alberto de) Exaltacion de la Divina 
 Misericordia en la milagrosa renovacion de la Soberana 
 Imagen de Christo Seiior Nuestro crucificado quesevenera 
 en la Iglesia del Convento de Senor San Joseph de Reli- 
 giosas Carmelitas Descalzas de la Antiqua Fundacion de 
 esta Ciudad de Mexico, etc. fine copy, vellum. 
 
 scarce. 4° Mexico, 1790 
 
 2806 Velasquez de Candeeas (Carlos Celedonio) Bueve 
 Peactica y Eegimen del Conpessonaeio de Indios en 
 Mexicano y Castellano ; para Inatruccion del Confessor 
 Principiante, habilitacion, y examen del Penitente, fine 
 copy, scarce. 16° Mexico, 1761 
 
 This book is esteemed particularly for its means of teaching the Mexican 
 language, the Confession of the Indians being given in both Spanish 
 and Mexican. No doubt the little book is partly protected by the 
 language in which most of it is buried, but the low, filthy, indecent 
 stuff which converts are made to confess by direct questions of the 
 priests show not so much their own degradation as the perverted minds 
 of those who put such horrid nonsense into the heads of their sheep. 
 Without exception this is the most indecent and foul book we ever 
 saw, and all under the cloak of piety. Lo the poor Indian! and bis 
 beastly missionary who teaches counting by this process ! 
 
 2807 Veluwe (La), la Betuwe et le Comte do Zutphe dans 
 le Duche de Gueldre [a Map] pur le S. Sanson, 30 by 22 
 inches, coloured, fine and clean. H. Jaillot, Paris, 1692 
 
 2808 Veluwe (Nieuwe Kaart van't Kwartier de) 14^ by 12^ 
 inches. Izaak Tirion, Amsterdam, 1741 
 
 2809 Venegas (Miguel) Noticia de la California y de su 
 Conqnista Temporal y Espiritual hasta el tierapo presente, 
 map, 3 yol^.fine copy, vellum. 
 
 4° La Viuda de Manuel Fernandez, Madrid, 1757 
 
 2810 Venezuela, cum parte Austral! Novse Andalusiae, 19 by 
 \4:\ inches, fine copy. Iiidocus Hondius, Amst. [1606] 
 
 2811 Venezuela. Interesting Official Documents relating to 
 the United Provinces of Venezuela, in Spanish and English, 
 boards, uncut. .8° Longman, London, 1812 
 
 2812 Venice. Dominii Veneti cum vicinis ParmsB, Mutinee 
 MantusB et Mirandola) Statibua Nova Descriptio, edita a 
 Joh. Baptista Homanno, 23 by 19 inches, coloured. 
 
 NoribergcB [1730 ?] 
 
 2813 Vera (Gerardo di) The Navigationi fatte dagli 
 Olaudesi e Zelandcsi .nl Settentrione nella Norvegia, IMos- 
 covia e Tartaria verso il Catai, o Regno do' Sini,, dove 
 scopersero il Mare di Veygatz, La Nuova Zembla et un 
 Paese creduta la Groenlaudia,^?j<? copy, with many copper- 
 plates in the text, vellum. 4° leromimo Porro, Venetia, 15i)9 
 
 These wonderful voyages which passed through so many editions in 
 Dutch, Lntin, and French, also ai)pcarcd in the great collections of De 
 • Dry and Ilulsius. 
 
Bihliotheca Sistorica 
 
 823 
 
 , Eois du 
 in, 2 voIb. 
 dam, 1715 
 la Divina 
 SoberaDa 
 ) se venera 
 b de Beli- 
 tdacion de 
 
 vico, 1790 
 o) Bueve 
 ^NDTOs en 
 Confessor 
 ente, Jine 
 'xico, 17G1 
 the Mexican 
 )oth Spanish 
 icted by the 
 :hy, indecent 
 itions of the 
 rcrted minds 
 f their sheep, 
 wok we ever 
 ian! and his 
 
 tphe dans 
 , 30 by 22 
 ''aris, 1G92 
 14^ by 12i 
 ydam, 1741 
 lA y de su 
 ) presente, 
 
 drid, 1757 
 
 isiae, 19 iy 
 flGOG] 
 
 •elating to 
 English, 
 
 ^don, 1812 
 Mutinee 
 
 10, edita a 
 
 I 
 
 <B [1730 ?] 
 ;te dagli 
 
 cgia, IMos- 
 ini, dove 
 )la et un 
 
 ny copper- 
 etia, 151)9 
 cilitiona in 
 
 ctions of Dc 
 
 2814 Vera Cruz. [Map of the] Siege of Vera Cruz by the 
 U. S. Troops under Major-General Scott in March 1847 
 from Surveys made by Major Turnbull, Captains Hughes, 
 McClellan, and Johnston, etc. Drawn by Capt. McClellan, 
 25 by IG inches. 1847 
 
 2815 Vergennes (M. de) Memoire Historique et Politique sur 
 la Louisiane, accompagne d'un Precis de la vie de ce 
 Ministre, etc. Portrait of Teryennes, uncut, fine copy. 
 
 80 Chez Lepetit, Paris, An. X. 1802 
 
 281G Veeitas. a True and faithful Account of the Island of 
 
 Veritas ; together with the Forms of Divine Service and a 
 
 full relation of the Religious Opinions of the Veritasians, 
 
 fine copy, uncut. 8° Printed for N". Freeman [Lond. 1780 ?] 
 
 It has been said that Dr. Franklin had something to do in getting up this 
 
 novel and Liturgy. Wo do not believe it, still the book has its good 
 
 points. Veritas is in the neighbourhood of Utopia. 
 
 2817 Vermont (Laws of the Sate of) ; Revised and passed by 
 the Legislature in the year of our Lord 1797. Together 
 with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of 
 the United States, with its Amendments, and the Consti- 
 tution of the State of Vermont: with an Appendix con- 
 taining the Laws which have been passed regulating 
 Proprietors' Meetings, granting General Land Taxes, 
 exclusive privileges to Companies, etc. With the autograph 
 of Hob ACE Eveeett, scarce. 
 
 8° Josiah Fay, Butland, Vt. 1798 
 
 2818 Veemont. Official Papers ; consisting of the Governor's 
 Speech to the Legislature, their Answer j with its proposed 
 Amendment; and the Protest of the Minority on the 
 acceptance of the Answer by the House, fine copy, uncut, 
 SCABCE. 8° Samuel Qoss, Montpelier, 1808 
 
 2819 Vermont. Official Papers, containing the Speeches of 
 respective Governors of Vermont in the years 1808 [Isaac 
 Ticnenor] and 1809 [Jonas Galusha] with the answers, and 
 the protest, etc. fine copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8° Derick Sibley, Montpelier, 1809 
 On the fly-leaf at the end are eight six -line stanzas of ninereal poetry 
 written Nov. 26, 1809, and signed by Benj. Miner, jun. 
 
 2820 Vermont. Report of the Committee appointed to examine 
 into and report on the situation of the Vermont State 
 Bank,^ne copy, uncut. 
 
 8° Wright and Sibley, Montpelier, 1812 
 With the autograph of Oovernor Samuel C Crests on tlie title-page. 
 
 2824 Vermont. The Report of a Committee appointed by a 
 Convention of Republican citizens of the County of Addison, 
 made 23 Feb. 1814, embracing Facts relative to the pro- 
 ceedings of the Legislature of Vermont, Oct 1813. Also 
 an Address to the Freemen of Vermont, ifine copy, 
 uncut. 8" Slade Sf Ferguson, Middlebury, 1814 
 
I ^ 
 
 824 JBibliotheea Oeographica 
 
 2822 Vermont. Proceedings of the General Assembly of the 
 State of Vermont convened at Montpelier, Oct. 14, 1813 
 [respecting disputed election of Governor and Council, 
 bribeiy, etc.] fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8° Wright and Sibley, Montpelier, 1843 
 
 2823 Vermont. Protest of the Minority {7U Members] of 
 the House of Eepresentatives of the State of Vermont on 
 the Question of Adopting the Eeported Answer to His 
 Excellency's [Gov. Martin Chittenden's] Speech, Nov. 10, 
 1813,^ne copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8» Wright ^ Sibley, Montpelier, 1813 
 An important document respecting the foreign relations of the country 
 and the war with England. " We cannot recommend an acquiescence 
 in the assumed right of Gref>t Britain to revive her Orders in Council 
 and unlawful blockades at pleasure, uor sanction the monstrous princi- 
 ple of British im;pressvient." 
 
 2824 Vkrmont. H. C. Denison's Eesolutions calling on the 
 Governor for copies of any Correspondence ho may have 
 had with Military Officers relative to detaching the Militia; 
 etc. fine copy, uncut. 8° Walton and Goss, Montpelier, 1814 
 
 This important tract has now become very rare. The correspondence 
 reflects the hi>,'he8t credit upon the Green Mountain Boys, who flocked 
 over to Plattsburg, and joined the small force under the Command of 
 General Macomb. The British fleet soon struck to the gallant Mac- 
 donough, and the " Noble Lads of Canada" soon changed their song 
 according to the ballad soon published, to — 
 
 " We are too far from Canada, run for life, boys, run." 
 
 2825 Vermont. Journal of the Convention of Vermont at 
 their Session at Montpelier, July 7, 1814 [to consider 
 certain proposed alterations and amendments to the Con- 
 stitution, Martin Chittenden, Governor], 
 
 uncut. 8" E. Eaton, Danville, 1814 
 
 2S2G Vermont. Journal of the Council of Censors, at their 
 Sessions in Juno and Oct. 1813, and Jan. 1814 [for Amend- 
 ing the Constitution], fine copy, uncut. 
 
 8" Slade and Ferguson. Middlebury, 1814 
 
 2827 Vermont. An Address of the Council of Censors to the 
 people of Vermont ; with proposed amendments to the 
 Constitution, uncut. 8" Walton ^ Goss, Montpelier, 1813 
 
 2828 Vermont. The Constitutionalist; or Amendments of 
 the Constitution proposed by the Council of Censors, sup- 
 ported by the Writings and opinions of James Wilson, 
 late one of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of 
 the LF.S. and othcrs,^«e copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 8" Walton and Goss, Montpelier, Vt. 1814 
 
 2829 Vermont, Articles of amendment of the Constitution 
 proposed by the Council of Censors, March 24, 1821. With 
 an Address to the People, and an Ordinance for calling a 
 Convention. With Autograph of Horace Everett, 
 
 uncut. 8" E. F. Walton, {Montpelier], 1821 
 
bly of tlie 
 . 14, 1813 
 [ Council, 
 
 tlier, 1843 
 mbors] of 
 ermont on 
 er to His 
 
 I, Nov. 10, 
 
 elier, 1813 
 the country 
 acquiescence 
 rs in Council 
 itrous princi- 
 
 ing on the 
 3 may have 
 he Militia ; 
 oelier, 1814 
 
 rrespondence 
 , who flocked 
 Command of 
 gallant Mac- 
 3d their song 
 
 ''ermont at 
 o consider 
 o the Con- 
 
 wille, 1814 
 ra, at their 
 or Amend - 
 
 bury, 1814 
 sors to the 
 nts to the 
 elier, 1813 
 dments of 
 nsors, 8up- 
 es Wilson, 
 le Court of 
 
 Ft. 1814 
 ustitution 
 J21. With 
 >r calling a 
 
 t, 
 
 Her], 1821 
 
 Bibliotheca Historica 
 
 325 
 
 I 
 
 2830 Vermont. An Address to the Inhabitants of the Stato 
 of Vermont on the Use of Ardent Spirits ; by a Committee 
 appointed for that purpose [Paul Brigham, Chairman], 
 Oct. 1817, uncut. 8° E. F. Walton, Montpelier, 1817 
 
 2831 Vermont. An Act for regulating and governing the 
 Militia of Vermont, passed Nov. 10, 1818. 
 
 12" J. W. Copeland, Middlebury, Vt. 1819 
 
 2832 Vermont. Journal of the Convention of Vermont at 
 Montpelier, Feb. 21, 1822 [for Amending the Constitution], 
 uncut. 8" J. Spooner, Burlington, 1822 
 
 2833 Vermont. Journal of the Convention at Montpelier, 
 Jan. G, 183G, agreeable to the ordinance of the Council of 
 Censors made Jan. IG, 1835. With Amendments of the 
 Constitution as adopted, and the whole of the Constitution, 
 as now in force. 8° J. Spooner, St. Albans, 1836 
 
 2834 Vorqiont. A review of proceedings iu the Legislature of 
 Vermont, October session, 1847, on the bill granting to the 
 Vermont and Canada liailway Company the right to Bridge 
 Lake Champlain, opposite liouse's Point. 
 
 8° Walton, Montpelier, 1847 
 
 2835 Vermont. State of Vermont. Biennial Directory for 
 . the use of the General Assembly, containing the Rules and 
 
 Orders of the Senate and House, the Constitution of the 
 State, etc. and Lists of the Departments and other infor- 
 mation. Prepared by Geo. Nichols, Secretary of State — 
 Manual of Parliamentary Practice, by Henry Clark, map 
 of Verinont, looodcuts, cloth. 8° Montpelier, 1870 
 
 2836 VfiBMONT State Papkbs, a (Collection of Records and 
 Documents connected with the Assumption and establish- 
 ment of Government by the People of Vermont, with the 
 Journal of the Council of Safety, the First Constitution, 
 and the Laws from 1779 to 1786, etc. Compiled by 
 William Slade,y?rtc clean copy. 
 
 8" J. W. Copland, Middleburg, 1823 
 
 2837 Vermont Historical Society (Collections of the), pre- 
 pared and published by the Printing and Publishing Com- 
 mittee. Vol. I. and II. cloth, new. 8° Montpelier, 1870-1871 
 
 2838 VESPUCCI (Antonio de, relative op Americus, the 
 Navigator). A Passport, Permit or licence, an original 
 manuscript on parchment, ^\by 2 inches, to Antonius Ber- 
 nardus (son of) Johannes Cambis, an officer of state of Flo- 
 rence dated 1 June 1480. Signed Aktonius, KOT[fln«*. 
 
 Concerning the Vespucci family of Florence, sec Bandini's Life of Ame- 
 ricus Vcsi)ucci, and Humboldt's Examen Critique. This Antonio 
 was a Notary of Florence, and afterwards Chancellor, living to a great 
 age. Autograjihs of any one of the family are scarce. It is curious to 
 see how, six yems after the death of Americus, Autouio adds in 1518 
 to bis sii^aature his relationship to Americus. 
 
 Ik 
 
 m 
 
yi 
 
 32G Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 2839 VESPUCCI (Antonio de, relative of Ameiitcus, the 
 Navigator). Original Manuscript Instrument, on parcli- 
 nient, Cf by 7J inches, appointing certain Citizens of Flo- 
 rence (names given) to the office of Prior and Standard- 
 bearer to the different quarters of the city. Dated 1 May, 
 1518. Signed by ** ANTCNiua filius Anastasii filii Ame- 
 Kioi de Vesppccits, Canccllarius." 
 
 2840 VESPUCCI (Antonio de, relative of the Navigator). 
 Passport (an original manuscript on parchment, 3^ % 3 
 inches) or licence to go armed in the city of Florence to 
 Laurcutius (son of) Autonius Beruardus de Cambis. Dated 
 10 Dec. 152G. Signed, Antonius de Vespucciis, Caucel- 
 larius. 
 
 2841 Vicars (Capt. Eichard) Eepresontatiou of the State of 
 Government Slaves and Apprentices in the Mauritius, 
 London, 1830 — Calumny Exposed, or Observations on No. 
 XLIV. of the Anti-Slavery Monthly Koporter, 2 vols, in 1, 
 cloth. 8" London, 1831 
 
 2842 ViCKSBUEO. Map of the Siege of Vicksburg, Miss, by 
 the U. S. Forces imder the Command of Maj.-Geu. U. S. 
 Grant, 27 bg 29 inches. 
 
 Aitgt. 20, 18G3, J. Schedler, Pearl St. N. Y. 
 
 2843 Vienna. Plan de la Ville de Vieuno, Residence Im- 
 periale et Ville Capitalo en Austriche dedans I'An, 1529, 
 par Soliman et dedans I'An. 1683, par Mahomet le III. 
 Empereurs des Turcs tres rigourousement, mais en vain 
 assiege. [The Title is repeated in German and Dutch. 
 22 % 19 inches. [Amst. 1680 ?; 
 
 2844 Views and Reviews in American Literature, History, anc, 
 Fiction, [by W. G. Sims.] 8° London, 1846 
 
 2845 VioiLius, oe] the Awakenbb, making a brief Essay to 
 rebuke first the Natural Sleep which too often proves a 
 Dead Fly in the Devotions oi them that indulge it, and 
 then the Moral Sleep wherein the Souls of Men frequently 
 omit the Duties, and forget the Comforts of Religion in 
 earnest, [by Cotton BIathek,] verg fine copy in green 
 viorocco extra, by W. Pratt. 12° J. Fbanklin, Boston, 1719 
 
 This exceedingly scarce piece of Cotton Mather's was printed by Benjamin 
 Franklin while a boy, managing the business of his brother, James 
 Franklin, while he was in ditliculties. He was then in his fourteenth 
 year. It is an unusually neat specimen of Boston Printing. 
 
 2846 Villaveta (Diego de) Per el Licenciado D. Diego de 
 Villauete, Comissario proprietario de la lunta, y commission 
 de millones. En el Ployto Con Don Gregorio de Tapia 
 Cauallero de la Orden de Santiago, substituto en dicha 
 Junta, y de don Antonio de Valencia Cauallero de dicha 
 Orden, Comissario assimismo proprietario de la dicha lunta, 
 half morocco, 18 leaves numbered. [1644] 
 
 The said Licentiate, D. de Villaveta, pretends that the Council has to 
 assist in maintaining him in the employment he holds, in the said 
 •Junto and Commission of the Kingdom, us a inoprictor named in it. 
 
% 
 
 iicus, the 
 (n parch- 
 B of Flo- 
 Standard- 
 sd 1 May, 
 filii Ame- 
 
 Tavigator). 
 , ^\ hy 3 
 loronce to 
 )i8. Dated 
 [8, Caucel- 
 
 Stftto of 
 Mauritius, 
 ms on No. 
 ; vols, in 1, 
 mdon, 1831 
 T, MisB. by 
 Geu. U. S. 
 
 I St. N. r. 
 
 idence Im- 
 I'An, 1529, 
 met le HI. 
 lis en vain 
 ad Dutch.] 
 nst. 1680 ?] 
 listory, and 
 ondon, 1846 
 ef Essay to 
 !n proves a 
 ilge it, and 
 frequently 
 Eeligiou in 
 yy in green 
 
 Boston, 1719 
 1 by Benjamin 
 •other, James 
 lis fourteenth 
 
 i. Diego do 
 Icommission 
 de Tapia 
 [to en dicha 
 fro de dicha 
 licha lunta, 
 [1644] 
 !ouncil has to 
 ,s, in the said 
 amcd iu it. 
 
 Bihliotheca Hist or tea 
 
 327 
 
 2847 Vignoloa (Charles) Observations upon the Florida8,y/'rte 
 copy, uncut, half morocco. 
 
 8" Ulisa Sf White, New YorTc, 1823 
 
 2848 Virgilius Maro (Publius) La Enoyda truducida en Oc- 
 tava liimay Verso Castellano por el Dotor Gregorio Her- 
 nandez do Velasco, publicada scgun la ultima impresion 
 hecha en Aloald, 1585-1580, rcformada con mucho ostudio 
 del mismo Traductor cuyas son tambieii las Traduciones del 
 Supliiuiento de la Eneyda de Mafeo Veggio, do un Antiquo 
 Estudiante sobre el Testamento do Virgilio de la Letra do 
 Pitagoras y la Declnracion do los Nombros Proprios, etc. 
 (Los Catalectos do Virgilio.) 2 torn. 8° Valencia, 1705 
 
 2849 VJEGINIA. BEscunuviNouE van Viuoinia, Jmkuw 
 Nederlandt, Nieuw Enoelandt, en d'Eylanden, Ber- 
 niudea, Berbados, en S. Christoffel. Dienstelijck voor elclc 
 een derwaerts haudeleude, eu alio voort-plauters van nieuw 
 Colonien, with the excessively scarce map and the six copper 
 plates, fine copy, in best red morocco extra, hy F. Bedford. 
 
 4" Joost llartgers, Amsterdam, 1051 
 
 With the excellent map this is perhaps the riircst of nil the early books 
 
 on New Netlerlnnd. For a imrticulur description of its true character, 
 
 see Mr. George Aslier's Bibliographical Kssay, published by Frederick 
 
 MuUer, Amsterdam, 1854-t>8, in 4°. 
 
 2850 ViuGiNiA. Histoire do la Virginio contenant I'liistoiro 
 de son Etablisseraent, etc. les Codtumos des Indicna Natu- 
 rels, etc. par D. S. Natif du Peys, traduit de I'Anglois, 
 frontispiece and plates after those of Hanoi's Virginia by 
 De Bry,fine copy, calf 8" Claude Jordan, Amsterdam, 1712 
 
 We usually find II. B., the initials of Robert Beverly onthc title, but this 
 edition, which is uncommon, has D. S. for D. Stevens. 
 
 2851 Virginia. A complete Collection of the Laws of Vir- 
 ginia, from 1002 to lUSO, with earlier Laws, 10 tl, etc. iu- 
 serted,^«c copy, but tvanting the title, half roan. 
 
 folio, London, 1GS3 
 This is perhaps the rarest of all the early editions of the Laws of Vir- 
 ginia. The dedication to Lord Howard, Lt.-Governor of Virginia is 
 signed J. P. The value of this particular copy is considerably en- 
 hanced by its having about ."JO pages added at the end in manuscript, of 
 the laws in continuation of those printed, viz., from 1C84 to 1(>'.»1, i)r()- 
 bably recorded at the time. The volume belonged to Col. Nathaniel 
 Bacon, of Virginia, and bears his autoj^raph on the second leaf. 
 
 2852 Virginia. The Acts of Assembly now in Force in the 
 Colony of Virginia, with tho Titles of such as arc Expired 
 or Repeoled, etc. fne clean copy, scauce. 
 
 fol. William Hunter, Williatnshirg, 1752 
 
 2853 Virginia. The Acts of Assembly now in Force in the 
 Colony of Virginia, scarce. 
 
 fol, W. Hind, A.Pudie, c]' J. Dixon, WiUiamshtn-fj, 1709 
 
 2854 Viuginia. Acts of the General Assembly, 11 Geo. III. 
 12 Geo. III. with an Index, 2 pai'ts in 1 volume, exces- 
 sively RARE. fol. William Rind, Williamsburg, Va. 1771 
 
I'l. '• 
 
 iK 
 
 
 208 Bibliolheca Ocograplnca 
 
 2855 ViROiNiA. A Collection of all bucIi Public Acts of tho 
 General Assembly and Ordinances of tlio Conventions of 
 Virginia passed einco 170H, as are now in Force, scauck. 
 fol. Thomas Nicohon and William Prenfisa, liichmond, 17 SCi 
 
 2856 VinoTNiA. A Collection of all such Acts of the General 
 Assembly of Virginia, of a Public and Permanent Nature, 
 as are now in Force, scahce. 
 
 fol. Auguatin Davis, Richmond, ITOl 
 
 2857 Virginia (Tho State of the Clergy in), before the Ameri- 
 can Eevolution, 1\ pages, scaiice. 8" [1785 P] 
 
 2858 Virjiinia. Kevision and Digest of tho Criminal Code of 
 Virginia, commenced by Chapman John«on, Esq. and com- 
 pleted by Eobert G. Scott, Esn. 8" Richmond, 1810 
 
 2859 Virginia State Convention (Address delivered before the) 
 by Hon. Fulton Anderson, Commissioner from Mississippi, 
 Hon. Henry L. Benning, from Georgia, and Hon. Jolni S. 
 Preston, from South Carolina, February, 1801. 
 
 8" W. M. Elliott, Richmond, 1801 
 2800 Virginia. Ordinances adopted by tho Convention of 
 Virginia in Secret and adjourned Sessions in April, May, 
 June, and July, 18(11. 8" W. M. Elliott, Richmond, 1801 
 2861 VIRGINIA [A Map of] America; pars, nunc Virginia 
 dicta, primum ab Anglis inucnta, sumtibus Dn. \V"altori 
 Ealeigh, Equestris, ordinis viri Anno Dni. 1585, rcgni vero 
 Sereniss: nostrre Regina) Elisabethaj 27. (Autore loauuo 
 With Sculptore Theodoro de Bry. Qui et excudit. FinsT 
 ISSUE, before the corrections of Ehesepioc to Chesepioc, 
 EXCESSIVELY SCARCE, ^«ff CO/5//, 10.^ 1))/ 12 inches. 
 
 Theodorus De Bry, Francoforti, 1590 
 
 2802 Virginia. Americeo pars, Nunc Virginia dicta, primum 
 ab Anglis inuenta, sumtibus Dn. Walter! Raleigh, Eques- 
 tris, ordinis viri Anno Dni. M.D.LXXXV, regni vero Here- 
 jiiss: nostrro Reginse Elisabethse XXVII. IIujus vero 
 Historia peculiaro Libro diseripta est additis etiain Indige- 
 narum Iconibus. Another copy, connECTED, lOi by 12 
 inches, ^ne copy, scarce. Auctore loatmc With. 
 
 Sculptore Theodoro de Bry, Francoforti, 1590 
 Tliis n!"^; of Southern Virginia and portion of Nortli Carolina is tlie 
 cnrli ,»: and best we have of that country. It was prepared by Jolin 
 White, wlio was sent out by Queen Elizalicth, in 1 585, as the artist of 
 Raleigh's first Exjiloring Expedition under Sir Kichard Grcnvillc. Do 
 Bry came to London in 1587, and Ilakhiyt induced him to reprint 
 Ilariot's Virgini.i, and illustrate it with Governor White's map and 
 drawings. Nothing can be more authentic. These arc early in" 
 sions of De Bry's map taken from Harlot's Virginia of 1 590. 
 
 2803 Virginia. A New Map of Virginia and JNTun Im 
 the Improved Parts of Penn-Sylvania ar 
 
 revised by J. Senex, [showing the bonm .s ol . 
 Jersey, Pennsylvania, including the Lower C mties n, on 
 Delaware and Maryland,] /wc clean copy, 22 by 19 i hea, 
 coloured, scarce. London, \ 719 
 
 I 
 
\ot9oftho 
 mentions of 
 
 SCAHCK. 
 
 monil, 1785 
 
 nt Nature, 
 
 mond, 1791) 
 the Ameri- 
 8" [1785 P] 
 nal Code of 
 1. and com- 
 mond, IS 10 
 before the) 
 MisBiHwippi, 
 on, John S. 
 
 'mond, 1801 
 invention of 
 April, May, 
 hmond, 1801 
 inc Virginia 
 Dn. Waltcri 
 5, rcgni vcro 
 itoro loauno 
 iidit. FinsT 
 3 Chcsepioc, 
 
 coforti, 1590 
 icta, primum 
 cigh, Eques- 
 ni vcro tiere- 
 
 lujus vcro 
 tiam Indige- 
 
 lOi by 12 
 
 icoforti, 1590 
 Carolina is the 
 jpared by John 
 B9 the artist of 
 Grcnvillc. De 
 him to reprint 
 hitc's map and 
 •c curly inn 
 : r)'»o. 
 
 Ini 
 
 A Ot X 
 
 nties \\, ^»a 
 
 by 19 i lies, 
 
 \ondon, 719 
 
 Bibliotheca Watovica 320 
 
 2SG1 VinoiNiA and IMarylaml (A Map of), [with doecriptivo 
 Lettor-prc88 nt the back. J F. Lnnib, Bculpsit, 19J by 15 
 inches. T. Basxrt, Fleet Street, London, [1690? J 
 
 28(35 VinaiNrA, I^raryland, I'enusilvania, East and West Now 
 Jersey, ;{2 by lS)i inches. 
 
 J. Mount Sf T. Vitge, Tower Hill, \ London, 1720 ?] 
 
 2SG0 VinaiMA, Marylandiaot Carolina in America Septcntri- 
 onali Uritannoruni induatria oxcultro rcprcscntatro h. Joh. 
 ]kpt. lloiiianii, H. C. ]\[. Oeog. Norimbergso, 23 by 19 
 inches, coloured, Jlne clean copy, scauck. [1725 ?] 
 
 A \i\n\i\. curiosity is this map, espiHially in its rcproscntntion of the 
 MLstcrn Imivi's of fxjiul Island und Connecticut. New Jersey is di- 
 vided into Ka.st and VVcht Jersey. Westol' Craven Comity in Carolina 
 is yljitt?ttc/(C I.acuK, between 'M^ and ;15", alwut li)() mdes lony, tlio 
 source of the May Uiver. Simnish Florida extends to LalvO Krie. 
 
 2807 VirrniNTA. A ]\Iap of Virginia according to Captain 
 John vSinith'a INIap pulilishcil, 1000. Also of the Adjacent 
 Country, called, by the Dutch, Niow Ncderhvnt, 1030. By 
 John Ht'uex, 10 by 11 J inches, scarce. London, 1735 
 
 The design of this map U to show upon what knowlcdpo of the county 
 the (irant to J^ord iSaltiniorc was made in 16.32, and how the various 
 boundary lines of Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York 
 clashed, from ignorance of the geography of the country. 
 
 2808 VinaiNTA (A Map of the most Inhabited parts of) con- 
 taining the whole I'rovinco of IMaryland, with Part of 
 ronnsilvaiiia. New Jersey and North Carolina, drawn by 
 Joshua Fry and Peter JelVerson, in 1775, 48i bj/ 31 inchett, 
 coloured, cut into octavo form and mounted on canvas and 
 folded in case, Jlne copy, E.\'ruEJiEriY uade. 
 
 Hubert Sayer, London, 1775 
 28(!9 Virginia. Plaii of 10 Valuable Tracts of Land, situate 
 in Scott and Lee Counties, Virginia, to bo sold nt Public 
 Sale on September 20th 1851, at the Philada. Exchange, by 
 order of Simon Stevens, Lancaster, Pcnn. 28 by 21 inches, 
 coloured. 
 
 2870 VinoiNiA. IMap and Profde of tho Virginia and Tencs- 
 fice llail-Koad, prejiared by W. AV. Blackford, Scale 5 miles 
 to 1 inch, 42 by 1H\ inches, coloured, Jlne and 
 
 clean. liichmond, 1850 
 
 2871 Virginia (Album of). Contains Eight splendid Views, 
 size, insiile border, IS f/y 11 J inches, as follows : — The High 
 Bridge near Farmville. Stribling Springs, Natural Bridge, 
 Itockbridge Co. ]3urner's White Sulphur Springs, Shenan- 
 doah. 'J'he Druni'y, the Tapestry Koom, and Weyerts Cave, 
 C(>ntral R. R. Augu.sla County. White Sulphur Spring 
 IMoutgoniery, Co. liocklish Gap and the IMountain House, 
 Iliirpor's Fc'iry iVom Jctlcitfon Bock. Taken froiii Nature, 
 by lid. Beyer. 
 
 liau ij* Son, Lilh. Dresden, [ Richmond, Vu.'] 1S67 
 
 2 u 
 
M 
 
 8S0 Bibliotheea Qeographica 
 
 2872 VinoiNiA. Portions of tho Military Departments of 
 Virginia, Washington, Middle and the Susquehanna, pre- 
 prepared in the Engineer Department, July 1863. Scale 
 
 sUcVou , 41 6y 27 inches, coloured, clean. 
 
 2873 ViBGiKiA. Portions of Virginia and North Carolina, em- 
 bracing Richmond and Lynchburg, Va. and Goldsboro and 
 Salisbury, N. C. compiled in the War Department for 
 Military Purposes, 1864, 40 by 33 inches, fine clean 
 
 copy. J. Schedler, N. Y. [1864] 
 
 2874 Virginia. Central Virginia, showing Lieut.-Genl. U. 
 S. Grant's Campaign and Marches of the Armies under 
 his command in 18G4-5, Engineer Bureau War Depart. 
 Scale 1-350,000. 31^ byZi\ inches, coloured, very 
 valuable. Washington, 18G5 
 
 2875 Virginia and Florida. Virginiio pnrtis uustralis et Flo- 
 rida partis orientalis, interjaceutiuniq regionum Nova 
 Decrintio, [with letter-prcsa description in German, of 
 Florida at the back], 19^ by 15 inches, coloured. 
 
 [^»j«;. 1650?]^ 
 
 2876 Virginia. Portsmouth Baptist Association, (Minutes of 
 the) Uolden in Portsmouth, May 21st, 24th, 1791, uncut. 4P 
 
 2877 Virginia. Minutes of the Baptist General Committee, 
 holden at Muddy-Creek Moeting-House, Powhatan County, 
 Virginia, May, 1793. 
 
 8° T. Nicholson, Richmond, Virginia, 1793 
 
 2878 Virginia. Portsmouth Baptist Association, (Minutes of 
 the), Uolden at Black-Creek Meeting-House, Southamp- 
 ton County, May 25, etc. 1793. 
 
 4° Baxter ^ Wilson, Norfolk, Va. 1793 
 
 2879 Virginia. Portsmouth Baptist Association, (Minutes of 
 the), holden at London Bridge Meeting House, Princess 
 Anne County, May 1796. 8" [Richmond] 
 
 2880 Virginia. Portsmouth Baptist Association, (Minutes of 
 the), holden at Baokoon Swamp Meeting House, Sussex 
 County, Virginia, Muy 24th, 2Gth, 1806. 
 
 8° J. Dickson, Petersburg, Va. 
 
 2881 ViscAYA. Escudo de la mas constante Fee y Lealtad. 
 [A curious History and Glorification of Viscaya showing 
 that it was fuunded by Tubal about 2163, that it always 
 followed the True Keligiou and worshipped the Crobs before 
 the coming of Christ, and that it was never conquered. 
 After this fictitious matter there is a long account of its 
 Privileges, Appointment of its own Magistrates, Exemp- 
 tions from certain Taxes and of its disputes with various 
 Spanish Kings on these subjects; together with Boyal 
 Letters and other Documents], Z^Q pages, privately printed, 
 complete but without title. folio, [1700 ?] 
 
 
irg, Ta. 
 
 "lealtad. 
 
 showing 
 always 
 
 bs before 
 
 nquered. 
 
 rit of its 
 Exemp- 
 various 
 Royal 
 printed, 
 17U0 ?] 
 
 Bibliotheca HUtoriea 831 
 
 2882 Vokins (Joan) God's Mighty Power Magnified, as Mani- 
 fested and Revealed in His faithful Handmaid, J. Yokins, 
 who departed this Life the 22iid of the Cth Month, 1C90, 
 Having finished her course and kept her 
 
 Faith. 12» Thomas Northcott, London, 1691 
 
 Joan went to New England in 1680 and travelled tbrongh the country 
 for more than a year, visiting llhode Island, Long Island, New York, 
 etc. 
 
 2883 Voorne en Putten (Topographische Kaart van het Land 
 van), 19i hj 14 inches, [1850 ?] 
 
 2884 Voyage. A New Voyage to the North, containing a 
 full Account of Norway ; the Laplands, Borandia, Siberia, 
 Samojcdia, Zembla and Iselaud ... to which ia added a 
 Particular Relation of the Court of the Czar, etc. fine copy, 
 plate in 20 compartments, calf, scarce. 
 
 8° Thomas Hodgson, London, 1706 
 
 2885 Voyngo (Nouveau) vers lo Septeutrion, ou Ton repre- 
 sente lo uaturel, lea cofttumea et la Religion der Norwe- 
 gieus, des Lapons, dcs Kiloppcs, dcs Russiens, dea Boran- 
 diens, des Syberiens, dea Zenibliens, dca Sanio'iedes, etc. 
 
 frontispiece and plates, fine copy, scarce. 
 
 12" Estienne Boger, Amst. 1708 
 
 2886 Voyage d'un Philosophe ou Observations sur les moeurs 
 et lea arts des Peuples de I'Afrique, de I'Asie et do I'Ame- 
 rique, [Par Mr. Poivre],yf/j«? copg calf. 12° Yverdon, 1768 
 
 2887 Voyagea (A Collection of) undertaken by the l3utcb, 
 East-India Company, for the Improvement of Trade and 
 Navigation ; containing an Account of several Attempts 
 to find out the North-East Passage, and their Discoveries 
 in the East-Indies, and the South Seas, together with an 
 Historical Introduction, giving an A< c >uut of the Rise, 
 Establishment and ProjTress of that great Body. Translated 
 into English, ^«e copy, calf, maps, 
 
 SCARCE. 8° W. Freeman, London, 1703 
 
 The Introduction contains an excellent summary of the early Dutch 
 voyagea to the North, to tho Ku.ft Indies and round the world. Then 
 follow translations of the chief voyages to the Kust both by Cape of 
 Good Hope and by the Strnif^hts of Magellan, such as those of 
 Iloutman, Van Neck, Van Warwick, Kebald de Wecrt, etc. 
 
 2888 Vbies (S. de) De Noordsche Weercld vertoond in twee 
 nieuwe Reyscn, d'eene van de Ilccr Martiuiere, d'andero 
 van Frederick Martens, vcrtacld en met Toe-Doeningen 
 verrijckt door S. De Vrics, fne copy, vellum, frontispiece, 
 map and plates. 4P Acrt Dircksz. Poszaen, Amst. 1085 
 
 2889 
 
 ADSWORTII (Benjamin, of Beaton) It's ITo- 
 nourablf, not Sljanu'l'iil to kSiillVr for Clirist. 
 A Sermon Preached on the Lord's Day, 
 April 11, l'/25, in Boston, N.E. 
 scarce. 12" B. Green, Boston, 1725 
 
 '. lit- 
 
 t it- 
 
 i; 
 

 832 Bibliotheea Oeographica 
 
 2890 "Wakefield (John A.) Hibtoet op the War between 
 the United States and the Sac and Fox Nations of Indiana 
 and parts of other disaffected Tribes of Indians, in the years 
 1827, 1831, and 1832. A very rare hook, doth. 
 
 12" Calvin Ooudy, Jacksonville, III. 183 1 
 
 2891 "Walcot (James) The New Pilgrim's Progress, or the 
 pious Indian Convert, containing a faithful account of Ilat- 
 tain Gelashmin, a Heathen baptis'd into the Christian 
 Faith by the name of George James ; together with a Nar- 
 
 RATIVE OF ni8 TbATELS AMONG THE SaVAOE 
 
 Indians. 12" M. Cooper, London, 1748 
 
 2892 Waiker (Adam) A Journal of Two Campaions of 
 the Fourth Kegiment of U.S. Infantry, in the Michigan 
 and Indiana Territories, under the Command of Col. John 
 Boyd, and Lt.-Col. James Miller, during the year.s 1811-12. 
 By Adam Walker, late a Soldier of the 4th Ecgia eut,y7H0 
 copy, of very great rarity, sherp. 
 
 12" Printed at the Sentinel Press, by the Author, 
 
 Keene,N.n. 181G. 
 
 2893 Walker (James) Letters on the West Indies, boards, 
 uncut. 8" Best Fenner, London, 1818 
 
 2891 Walter (Nehemiah, of Roxhvry) A Plain Discourse on 
 Vain Thoughts, which are great Hindrances of Men's being 
 Saved (The Great Concern of Man),^;ie copy in the original 
 sheep, the first few leaves toormed, 
 
 12" B. Green for B. Eliot, Boston, 1721 
 
 2895 Walter (Nehemiah, of Roxbury) Discourses on the 
 whole LVth Chapter of Isaiah. To which is added the 
 Author's Last Sermon. With some Account of his Life 
 [by Thomas Prince and Thomas Foscroft] good copy, 
 scarce. 8" D. Fowle,for T. Henchman, Boston, 1755 
 
 2896 Walter (Richard) A Voyage round the World in 1740- 
 1744. By George Anson, Esq., now Lord Anson. The 
 Sixth Edition, maps. 8" Knapton, London, 1740 
 
 2897 Walter (Richard) A Voyage round the World in tho 
 years 1740, 1, 2, 3, 4, by George Anson. Vol. 1, 
 
 uncut. 12" Edinburgh, 1812 
 
 2898 Wansey (Henry) Tho Journal of an Excursion to tho 
 United States of North America in 1794, by H. AVansey, a 
 Wiltshire Clothier, portrait of Washington. 
 
 8" J. Easton, Salisbury, 179G 
 
 2899 Wansey (Henry) An Excursion to the United States of 
 North America in the Summer of 1794. Second edition, 
 with Additions, portrait of Washington, and view of the 
 State House, Phil, boards, uncut. 12" Salisbury, 179S 
 
 This book is particularly interesting from its personal description of 
 Wttsliinfiton, wliom tho author personally viHitcd, and for its clia])ter 
 on literature, in which arc given lists of Knglish hooks which it has 
 answered to reprint, and of Original publication since the Declaration 
 of Imlependence. 
 
between 
 Indians 
 bo years 
 
 7/. 1831. 
 
 or tlio 
 
 of Ilat- 
 
 Miristiaii 
 
 I a Nae- 
 
 'on, 1748 
 
 AI0S3 of 
 
 Siieliigan 
 !ol. Jolm 
 1811-12. 
 I cut, Jine 
 
 e Author, 
 
 n. 181G. 
 
 oards, 
 don, 1818 
 course on 
 m's being 
 \e original 
 
 ifon, 1721 
 
 ■a on tbe 
 
 dded tbe 
 
 bis Life 
 
 jton, 1755 
 
 in 1740- 
 
 ion. Tbo 
 
 don, 1740 
 
 d in tbo 
 
 yh, 1812 
 :m to tbo 
 Vansey, a 
 
 ury, 1790 
 States of 
 edition, 
 10 of the 
 ay, 1798 
 cription of 
 its chapter 
 lii'h it has 
 >eclaratic)ii 
 
 JBihliotheea Ilistorica 333 
 
 2900 "Wah of 1812. Analysis of tbe late Correapondcnco 
 between Our Administration and Great Britain and 
 France, witb an attempt to sbew wbat arc tbe lieal Causes 
 of tbe Failure of tbe Nefjociation, uncut, scarce, and 
 valuable. 8° Russell and Cutler, Boston [1810 r] 
 
 2901 War of 1812. An Address of Member? of tbe House of 
 llepresentatives of tbo Congress of tbe United States to 
 their Constituents on tbe Subject of tbe "War witb Great 
 Britain, scarce. 8" S. Snowdon, Alexandria, Va. 1812 
 
 2902 War witb tbe Devil : or tbo Young Plan's ConHict witb 
 tbe Powers of Darkness, in a Dialogue [in Verse] by lien- 
 jauiin }s\ca.c\\], good copy, very scarce- 
 
 8" Benj. Harris, London, lO'^.'i 
 Tliis copy has the rare double frontispiece, one part exliiijitiiip a yoimy; 
 swell ot 16 in the niitiinil state, the other the same converted. Kiocli 
 endeavoured, it is said, to rival John Hunyan, and was cxccediii;:ly 
 mortified that his works never took hold of the public mind like the 
 IMljzrim's I'rogress. 
 
 2903 Wau Mai> [of tbo United States] (Tbe Historical) [Pre- 
 fixed is a Cbronologioal liecord of tbe Kebellion from 
 November, 18G0 to January 1805], in covers, 
 
 folded. Indianapolis, Ind. [18G5] 
 
 2904 AVarder (T. ]J.) and Catlett. Battle of Tnunu's liraiub, 
 or Manassas Plain, fougbt July 21, ISGI, witb Maps of tlio 
 Battle Field, etc. Also an Account of tbe Battle. Also 
 the Battle Ground of tbo 18tb July, 18(51, witb Beaure- 
 gard's Report of said Battle, iciihtJ.j two maps of Bull Bun 
 and vicinity, scaeck. 12" Enquirer Press, Bichmond, 18(52 
 
 2905 Wauiikn (Kittrell J.) History of tbe Eleventh Giorj^na 
 Volunteers, embracing tbe Muster Bolls witb a special and 
 Buccint Account of tbe Marches, Engagements, etc. 
 scarce. 8" Smith, Baily, and Co. Bichmond, Va. 1SG3 
 
 2900 AVAiinEK County, New York, Map of, by J. Chace, Jr. 
 
 [witb plans of towns and villages], 34 by i7 itiches, coloured, 
 
 Jine clean copy, scarce. Bhiladelphia, 18')8 
 
 2907 Wartenburg (Treifcn boi) den 3ten October. 1813. [A 
 Plan of the Battle of Wartenburg, title in German aud 
 French]. 17 by 13 inches. 
 
 Lithogrnphie von B. Herder, Freiburg, i. B. 
 
 2908 Washburn (James Jan.) A True Narrative of the Voyage 
 and Sufterings of, on board tbe Dclpluisof Buston, together 
 •with au Account of tbe Trial of Washburn vs. Knight, Nov. 
 1821, ^nc copy, uncut, two woodcuts. 
 
 H" Wm. S. Spear, Boston, 1822 
 
 2909 Washington (George) first president of the United States 
 of America b. 1732, d. 17!»9 
 A.L.s. 3 pages 4to to Mrs. Macauly Graham, Fhila- 
 delphia, July 19, 1791 
 
 '' I often roprct that my Public Du;ics do not allow nic so much 
 
 time a-; "ly uicliualion craves. t« attend to my private corrcspoudcncies, 
 
 •I 
 
 I 
 
334 Bihliotheea Oeographica 
 
 especinlly with yon, Madam, bnt your goodness will I pennadc myself, 
 lead yon to place the brevity of this letter to its proper account ; par- 
 ticularly when I add that I am but just returned from a tour of near two 
 thousand miles through the Southern States, to perform which took me 
 more than three months. I shall only further add to it, what I know 
 must give you pleasure, which is, that the United States enjoy a scene 
 of prosperity and tranquillity under the new Government that could 
 hardly have been hoped for under the old : — and that, while you in 
 Europe ore troubled with wars and rumours of wars, every one here may 
 sit under his own vine and none to molest or make him afraid," etc. 
 2910 WASHINGTON (Georqe) A long, beautiful, pbi- 
 
 VATE, AND ENTinELT AUTOORAPII LeTTEB TO THE ReV. 
 
 Jonathan Boucher at Annapolis, dated at Mount 
 Vernon, the 9th July, 1771, respecting the education of 
 John Parke Custis his stepson, a youth of 17, the son of 
 Mrd. Washington by her first husband; and in reference to 
 a proposed scheme of travelling in Europe, closely written 
 on three very largo folio pages, on paper measuring 15 by 
 9J inches, with fil'ty lines on a full page, two leaves, the 
 fourth page blank, and a third louf, with the address and 
 wax seal, having served as the envelope ; all in perfect pre- 
 servation, and stitched in bright red morocco flexible cover, 
 htf William Pratt. folio, 1771 
 
 In every respect this is a most charming souvenir of the Great and Good 
 Washington, whom it has been well said the Almighty left Childless 
 that a Nation might call him Father. We know of no Autopraph 
 Letter of Washington comparable with this in almost every point that 
 gives interest to such a document. It is printed in the Life and 
 Writings of Washington, 12- Volume Edition, by Sparks, Vol. 2, pages 
 361 — 364, but is so different from the original Letter itself that we are 
 temj)ted to give it here entire and verbatim. We do not believe that Mr. 
 Sparks ever altered the letter so much as here appears, and are at a loss 
 how to account for the many changes which probably no editor 
 would venture to make. It is well known that Washington retained 
 tlie rough drafts or copies of almost all his letters, and that in very 
 many instances in copying the letter to send off to his correspon- 
 dent he made many alterations and additions without making the draft 
 to correspond with the letter sent. The printed letter may therefore 
 have been copied correctly from t!ie draft now in the State Department 
 at Washington, where his public and private pai)ers are now preserved, 
 in about 260 folio volumes. This letter reads as follows : — 
 
 Dear Sir Mount Vernon 9th July 1771 
 
 From several concurring causes which have assembled upon the Eve 
 of my departure for Williamsburg, I have both my Heod & my hands 
 too full of business to allow me time to write more than a hasty, un- 
 digested answer t« your letter of the 4tli — this however I shall attempt. 
 In my last I informed you (as well as I can recollect the contents of 
 the Letter) that the Friends (I do not confine myself to the Relations) of 
 Mr Custis, were divided in their opinions of the propriety of his TravellK- 
 not on acct. of the advantages which might result from it, but on ace*- of 
 the Expence; as he w <dd set out with so heavy a charge, as you thought 
 •ufficient to induce } to accompany him, which would at once anti- 
 cipate half his Income ■, for his Estate is of a kind that rather cornea 
 under the Denomination of a large, than a profitable one. He has a 
 good deal of Laud and a great many Slaves it is true, but the former is 
 
mode myself, 
 ccount ; par- 
 ir of near two 
 rhich took me 
 what I know 
 enjoy a scene 
 It that could 
 while you in 
 one here may 
 rraid," etc. 
 riFUL, PHI- 
 
 i TDE Bet. 
 
 at Mount 
 ilucatiou of 
 , the son of 
 reference to 
 leiy written 
 iring 15 by 
 leaves, the 
 iddress and 
 perfect pre- 
 '.xibU cover, 
 
 folio, 1771 
 reat and Good 
 left Childless 
 no Autopraph 
 ery point tliat 
 the Life and 
 Vol. 2, pages 
 If that we are 
 ilicve that Mr. 
 id are at a loss 
 bly no editor 
 igton retained 
 d that in very 
 lis correspon- 
 
 in<7 thedrafk 
 may therefore 
 e Department 
 ow preserved, 
 
 July 1771 
 
 upon the Eve 
 
 & my hands 
 
 a hasty, un- 
 
 ihall attempt. 
 
 le contents of 
 
 Relations) of 
 
 his TravellK- 
 
 int on acct- of 
 
 s you thought 
 
 at once aiiti- 
 
 rather comes 
 
 0. He has a 
 
 the former is 
 
 Bihliotheea Hutoriea 
 
 835 
 
 more to be esteem'd for the sitnation than the prodnce, being of an in- 
 different quality & much worn, so that large Crops cannot be made 
 from them. These doubtful opinions, was saffirient cause I added, for 
 me, to be circumspect in my Conduct, as I had another Tribunal to 
 acct to, besides that in my own Breast for the part I was to act on this 
 occasion ; for you cannot but know, that every farthing which is ex- 
 pended on this young Gentleman must undergo the Inspection of the 
 Geni- Court, in their examination of my Guardianship Ace's- and that 
 it would never answer for me, to permit him to launch into any uncom- 
 mon or expensive Tract (especially at a time when a heavy and 
 expensive Chancery Suit is just commenced agt. his Estate) without 
 first knowing whether such an exp«- would be submitted to by those 
 who had a constitutional Right to put a Negative thereon. 
 
 These are the Reasons, why I said in my last, that my own Inclina- 
 tions were still as strong as ever for !^Ir Cnstis's pursuing his IVavelling 
 Scheme, but that, it was necessary the Court should approve of the 
 expcnco (I did not want their opinion of the utility of Travelling) and 
 provided, that it should appear, when his judgment is a little more 
 inatur'd, that he is desirous of undcrtuking this Tour upon a Plan of 
 Improvement rather than a vague desire of gratifying an Idle curiosity, 
 or spending his money wantonly : for by the bye, if his Mother does 
 docs not 8|)cak her Sentiments, rather than his, he is abundantly luke- 
 warm in the Scheme ; and I cannot help giving it as my opinion, that, 
 his Education, from what I have understood of his Improvemen'j (how- 
 ever advanced it may be for a youth of bis age) is by no means ripe 
 enough for a Tour of Travelling ; not that I think his becoming a 
 mere Scholar is a desirable Education for a Gentleman, but I conceive 
 a knowledge of Books is the Basis upon which other knowl^ge is to 
 be built; and that it is Men and things, more tlum Books, 
 he is to be acquainted with by Travelling. At present, however 
 well versed he may be in the principles of the Latin Language (which 
 is not to be at all wondered at, as he began the Study of <t as soon as he 
 could spcnk) he is unactiuainted with several of their Classical Authors, 
 which might be useful to him to rend. He is ignorant of the Greek 
 (the advantage of understanding which, I do not pretend to judge) — 
 kn^ 3 nothing of French, which is absolutely necessary to him as a 
 Traveller — little or nothing acquainted with Arithmetick — & totally 
 ignorant of the Mathematicks, than which, so much of it at least, as 
 relates to Surveying, nothing can be more essentially necessary to any 
 I'erson possessed of a large Lande<l Estate, the bounds of some part or 
 other of which is always in controversy. 
 
 Now, whether he has time between tliis and next Spring to acquire a 
 BufHcient knowledge of these, or so much of them as are re(iuisite, I 
 leave you to judge of; and whether, a boy of 17 years old which 
 will be his age the last of November next can have any just 
 notions of the end, and design of Travelling ? I have already given 
 it as my opinion that it would be precipitating this Event, unless 
 he was to go immediately to the University for a Couple of years, 
 and in this case he could sec nothing of America, which mi^ht bo a 
 disadvantage to him, as it is to be expected that every Man who 
 Travels with a view of observing the I^ws & Customs of other 
 Countiies, should bo able to give some description of the Situation 
 and Government of his own. 
 
 Upon the whole it is imjossible forme at this time to give a more 
 decissive answer, however strongly Ini-liii'd I may be to put you upon 
 an absolute certainty in this afl'uir, than I have dune ; and should think 
 myself wanting in candour if 1 conccale*! any Cirrunistancc from you, 
 which lends me to fear, there is a |><>ssiliility if not a proliability, 
 that the whole design may be totally defeated ; and therefore I add. 
 
^M 
 
 886 Bihliotheca Oeographiea 
 
 tiiat before I ever thought myself at liberty to cnconrage this Flan, 
 I jutlg'd it highly reasonable & iicceHsary that the Mother Bhoiild bo 
 consulted. I laid your first letter & proposals before iier, and dcsir'd 
 tlittt, she would ponder well before she resolved ; as an unsteady be- 
 haviour might be a disadvantage to yon. Ilcr determination wa.s, 
 that, if it appeared to be his Inclinatiun to undertake this Tour, and 
 if it shoud bo adjuilg'd fur his Benefit, she would not oppoHO it 
 whnteV- i)ang8 it niij;ht give her to part with him — this declaration 
 tihc still atlhercs to, but in so feint a manner that I think, what 
 with her fears, and his inditt'crenco (if he really is so) it will soon be 
 dcclar'd, that he has no Inclination to go, the consequence of which is 
 too obvious to bo mentioned. I do not say that this will be the case. 
 1 cannot speak |)ositively — but as this result of my own reflection upon 
 the matter, I thought it but fair to communicate it to you. 
 
 Several causes 1 believe, have concurrd to make her view his depar- 
 ture, as the time approaches, with more reluctance than she expected. 
 The unhappy Situation of her Daughter has in some degree fixed 
 her Eyes upon him us her only hope ; add to this the doubts of her 
 Prienils &c. to what I liavc already said, I can only add that my 
 warmest wishes are to see him prose«^uto a Plan, at a proper period, 
 which I am sure must redound to his advantage ; and that nothing 
 shall be wanted on my part, to aid and assist him in it. In the Event 
 of his going I should think myself highly favourd, & he much hon<J- by 
 (Jcnl Kden's Letters of Introduction, such, with others that might bie 
 jirocured, cannot fail of having their advantages. 
 
 You will please to make my Compliments to Mr Dulany, & assure 
 him, that, 1 have not the least Vcstagc of a House at the Frederick 
 Springs, otherwise it should have been, if unengaged, nmch at his 
 Sorvicc. The two seasons that I 8]>ent at those Waters, I stood in- 
 debted to Mr Mercer for the use of his House. 
 
 I scarce know wliat answer to give to the Tapers you transmitted to 
 me as an Exr- of the (Will of Col Tho'' Colvill dcc'l the affairs of 
 that Estate arc unha])pily involved with M""- Sempie, to whom Colo 
 Colvill in his life time sold a Tract of Land in Maryland call'd Merry- 
 land, for (I think) i;260() SterK. and from whom we can neither get the 
 money nor Land — till this nuitter is settled the Ex"- are unable to pay 
 of the Legacies in this Country, consequently can answer no demands 
 of the Iksiduary Legatees in England, who only come in for the Sur- 
 jilusagc if any there he. I believe there will be more than suflicient 
 to discharge the Debts & Legacies here, but the overplus will bo 
 tritling. I remain, 
 
 Dr Sir Yr Most Obedt IIi^lo Servt 
 [Addressed] G"- Washington 
 
 To the Rcvd Mr. Boucher In Annapolis 
 
 2911 Washington (George) Letters from General Washington 
 to several of his FriouJa, iu Juno aud July, 177G ; in which 
 iw set forth an interesting View of American I'olitics at 
 that all-important ])erioJ, fine copy, very rare. 
 
 ' : b" The Federal Fress, Philadelphia, 1795 
 
 These arc the seven spurious letters said to have been found in the \io\i- 
 manteau of Washington's negro iniin Billy. Two volnines of Wash- 
 ington's Ollicial Letters had this year bcc'i published in Boston. Soino 
 enemy of tiie (icneral caused these to be reprinted as a supplement to 
 that cilitioii, knowing thorn to be forgeries, but giving mi siicli intimu- 
 tiim. In 171*7, Washington was forced to publicly proclaim them 
 foigeiics. Sec N" li'Jli' of this Catalogue. 
 
 f 
 
irftgo this Plan, 
 >ther should bo 
 lier, and dcsir'd 
 in unsteady be- 
 irmination was, 
 i this Tour, and 
 
 not oppoHO it 
 this declaration 
 
 I thinii, what 
 ) it will soon bo 
 nee of whieh is 
 will be the case. 
 1 reflection upon 
 you. 
 
 view his dcpar- 
 iin gho expected, 
 me degree fixed 
 10 doubts of her 
 ily add that my 
 
 a proper period, 
 ,nd that nothin;; 
 t. In the Event 
 10 much hon<i' by 
 rs that might be 
 
 )ulany, & assure 
 at the Fredericic 
 cd, much at his 
 iters, I stood in- 
 
 [lu transmitted to 
 •il the nff'iiirs of 
 c, to whom Colo 
 lud call'd Merry- 
 an neither get the 
 
 are unable to pay 
 swcr no demands 
 no in for the Sur- 
 ire tlian sufficient 
 
 overplus will bo 
 
 Scrvt 
 
 >. Washington 
 
 ral Washington 
 177G ; in which 
 ricau Tolitica at 
 •e. 
 Uadelphia, 1793 
 
 found in the i)ort- 
 volumcs of Wash- 
 l in IJoston. Hinno 
 as a supplement to 
 n>; no sucli intima- 
 rly piodaini lUcni 
 
 Jtihliolheca Jlisloriea 887 
 
 2012 WAsiTTJinTox (Gcorgp) Epistlos, Donipalio, Confitlontial 
 and Ollicial, written about the Commcnccnii'nt oftlio Ame- 
 rican Contest, tpith a mezzolint portrait painted by Savage, 
 and engraved htj liobiH»oii,Jlne cop;/, calf, scarce. 
 
 8« O. Bobinson, New York, 1700 
 Inserted in this copy is the rare page printed to match the edition oontaiii- 
 iiij; a letter from Washington to Timothy ridicriiifi, Secretary of 
 State, dated Phil. 3, March 17it7, in reference to tiie seven letters saiil 
 to liave l)cen found in BiHj/'s portmanteau, jironouncing them to he base 
 for<ieries. This ou^ht to have ended tlic matter, but it diil not, for to 
 thi.s (lay there arc writers who from choice or warped moral vision give 
 credit to lies rather tlian to trntli. 
 
 2013 Washington (George) Tlie President's Address to the 
 People of the United States, Sept. 17, 1790, intiinatii)g his 
 Kesoiution of Kctiringfrom Public Service, when the pre- 
 sent term of Presidency expires, /i/js copy. 
 
 8". W. Young, Mills .^ S-n, PluImlelpJiia, 1790 
 Tlie first edition of Wasiiint^ton's rarewcll Address. 
 
 2014 WASUixnTON (Gkoiigf.) Tur Wrtttnos op, being hk 
 Corres|)ondence, Addresses, Messages and other Papers, 
 Oliiciai and Private, selected from the original Manuscripts, 
 with a Life of the Author, Notes, etc. by .Tared Sparks, 
 12 vols, clotli, a fine original copy, sc.vncK. S" JJos/on, ls;j'.) 
 
 2915 WAsnixaroN's Birth Day: an Historical Poem, with 
 Notes and Appendix. By a Washingtonian, [witli many 
 historical and biographical notes], jtrinled on thick paper, 
 very fine copy, sc.vucE, Tiijand 12 pages. 
 
 4" E. and E. Ilosford, Albany, 1S12 
 
 2910 Washington's Farewell Address to the Peopl(> of the 
 United States. Published for the Washington IJenevolent 
 Society, Thomas M. Pomroy, Windsor, IS 12, with Constitu- 
 tion of the U. S. as proposed by the Convention at Pliiladel- 
 phia, Sept. 17, 1787, 2 vols, in I. 
 
 8" T. M. Fomroy, Windsor, IS12 
 
 2917 Washington (The Conduct of), compared with that of the 
 present Administration, in a Scries of Letters and Ollicial 
 Documents, with Notes. By a Friend of Truth and of 
 llouorablo Peace, scarce, uncut. 
 
 8" True and lioire, Boston, 1813 
 
 2918 Washington. Plan of the City of Washington r.)w build- 
 ing for the ^Metropolis of America, Jind estabiisned as the 
 Permanent Kesidenco of Congress after the year ISOO, 
 13 J- by 10} inches. W. Brent, London, 1793 
 
 2919 Wasuinotox. A Skotchoftho Events whieh preceded 
 the Capture of Washington by the liritish, on the 2 1th of 
 August, 181-1!. [By K. 1). Ingrahamj, boards, uncut. 
 
 8" Cary and Hart, Philadelphia, 1819 
 
 With avalualde map showing tlie Potomac TUvcr, a Sketch of the march 
 ot the Ihitisli Anny umlcr (Jen. Koss, lOtli to llic il'.ttli ot Au};ust, 
 ISM, aiiil a plan ot the Battle ot liladen.sburg. 
 
 2 x 
 
 ■f- 
 
1 
 
 
 
 V 
 
 
 'f. 
 
 %i 
 
 ''■;V. 
 
 St. it 
 
 Silliotheea Oeographica 
 
 2920 WAflHiXOTON. Tlje Campaigns of the British Anny nt 
 Washington and New Orleans in 1814-1815, by the Author 
 of the Subaltern, 4th edition corrected. 
 
 12" Murray, London, 1830 
 
 2921 Washikotok County, New York, Map of, by M. Levey, 
 [with plans of villages, views of scenery, and of public build- 
 ings aud private residences], 38 by 57 inchet, coloured, fine 
 and clean, scarce. Philadelphia, 1853 
 
 2922 WAsniNGTON County, Pennsylvania, Mop of, from 
 Surveys by S. N. and F. W. Boers. Published by A. Pome- 
 roy and S. W. Treat, [with plans of villages and towns and 
 views of residences and public hv^ldmgs, GO ly 5S inches, 
 coloured,fine and clean copy, scabce. Philadelphia, 18G1 
 
 2923 Washington University [Inauguration of] at Saint Louis, 
 Missouri [Addresses by J. D. Low and Edward Everett], 
 
 8» Boston, 1857 
 
 Presentation copy to" Rev. Dr. Wheeler, with the best respects of Edward 
 Everett, Boston, 3 Nov. 1857." 
 
 2924 Washoe. Bancroft's Map of the Washoe Silver Region 
 of Nevada Territory, 20^ by 23 inches, coloured, varnished 
 and mounted. 
 
 H. H. Bancroft and Company, San Francisco, Cat. 1862 
 
 2925 Washtenaw County, Michigan, Map of, from Surveys 
 bv O. B. Bechler and E. Weuig [with plans of towns and 
 villages, and views of public buildings and private resi- 
 dences], 48 by 43f inches, coloured, fine copy, scauce, 
 
 Philadelphia, 185G 
 
 2926 Watch (The), An Ode, humbly inscribed to the Ht. 
 Hon. the Earl of M— E— D. To which is added the 
 Geuius of America to General Carleton, an Ode. 
 
 4° J. Bew, London, 1778 
 
 2927 Waterhouse (B.) A Synopsis of a Course of Lectures on 
 the Theory and Practice of Medicine. In four parts. Part 
 the First, uncut. 8" Adams and Nourse, Boston, 1786 
 
 2928 Waterhouse (Benjamin) Cautions to young persons con- 
 cerning health, in a public lecture at Cambridge, Nov. 10, 
 1804 . . . shewing the evil tendency of the use of tobacco 
 upon young persons, more especially the pernicious eftccts 
 of smoking cigars, scarce 8" [Camb.\ Unicersify Press, 1805 
 
 2929 Waterloo, Seneca County, New York (Map of the 
 Town of) published by J. H. French, [with views of public 
 buildings and private residences], 41 by 50 inches, coloured, 
 
 fine and clean copy, scarce. Philadelphia, 1855 
 
 2930 Watson (George) Description and Use of a Diagnun of 
 Navigation, by which all Problems in Plane, Traverse, Paral- 
 lel, Middle Latitude and Mercator's Sailing maybe instantly 
 and accurately resolved, no diagram, and fine clean copy, 
 scarce. 8° Fellowes and Simpson, Belfast, Maine, 1822 
 
Bibliuthcca IlUtorica 
 
 839 
 
 2931 Wattorston (George) The Child of Feeling, a Comedy 
 in Five Acts, //to copy, uncut, scabce. 
 
 12° Joseph Milligan, George 2bio», B.C. 1809 
 
 2932 Watts (Dr. Isaac) Appendix, containing a Number of 
 nyuius,takea chiefly from Dr. Watts's Scriptural Collection. 
 
 ' 12'* Kneeland and Adamt, Botton, 17G5 
 
 This is a scpnrntc nnd conipk-tc l)Ook, intended to be added to any ooU 
 luction of i'balins and litmus. 
 
 2933 Watts (Isaac) Logic, or the Right Use of Season in the 
 Inquiry after Truth. Fifth American edition, 
 
 ca/f. 12° H^ett and Richardson, Botton, 1812 
 
 2031 Wat.vk CouxTr, Pennsylvania, Map of, drawn from 
 new Surveys under J. M. Hopkins, jr. [with plans and 
 directories of towns and villai^es, views of scenery and resi- 
 dences, 39 by A inches, coloured, fine copy, 
 scAncK. Philadelphia, 1860 
 
 2935 Webster (Daniel) An Address delivered before the 
 Washiujilton Benevolent Society at Portsmouth, July 4, 
 1812, fine clean copy, uncut 
 
 8" The Oracle Press, Portsmouth, N.H. [1812] 
 
 Ono of the earliest and rarest of all Dauiel Webster's literary pro- 
 ductions. 
 
 2930 Webster (John W.) A Description of the Island of St. 
 Michael, comprising an account of its Geological Structure, 
 with Remarks on the otlier Azores, or Western Islands, 
 boards, uncut, three maps and three plates, 
 scarce. 8° Willianu, Boston, 1821 
 
 2937 Webster (Noah) A Grammatical Institute of the 
 English Language, in three parts. Part Second, containing 
 a Plain and Comprehensive Grammar. The Third Connec- 
 ticut Edition, scarce and grubby 
 
 12° Hudson and Goodwin, Hartford, 1792 
 
 2938 Webster (Noah) An American Selection of Lessons in 
 Reading and Speaking, calculated to improve the minds of 
 youth, and to instruct them in the geography, history, and 
 politics of the United States. The 8th Connecticut Edi- 
 tion, y/ne copy in the original binding, 
 
 scarce. 12" Hudson and Goodwin, Hartford, 1703 
 
 2939 Webster (Noah, Lexicographer) A Grammatical Insti- 
 tute of the English Language, comprising an Easy Method 
 of Education. For the use of English Schools in 
 America. In three parts. Part Second containing a plain 
 and comprehensive Grammar. Thomas and Andrews' 
 Third Edition with improvements by the Author. 
 
 12" Isaiah Thomas, Boston, 1794 
 
 29 to Weld (Isaac) Travels throuah the States of North 
 
 America and the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada. 
 
 Fourth Edition, illuatrulcd with 8 pUites,//!.? copy, 
 
 uncut. 8" London, 1800 
 
I 
 
 * 
 
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 : 
 
 ?:,:. 
 
 '? 
 
 1 
 
 '-i: 
 
 2913 Wesley 
 
 Colonies. 
 29 H AVealey 
 Colouiea. 
 dale. 
 
 840 liibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 291 1 Wclla (Wnlter, Secretary of the Ifydrogrnphio Survey) 
 rrovisioual lieport upon the Water Power of Maine, map, 
 cloth. 8" Auyusta, 18U8 
 
 29A2 WEiiWOD (Wimiam) An Abiitdoement of all Sea- 
 Lawe3; Gathered forth of all Writings and Monuments 
 which are lo be found among any peoi)le or Nation, vpoii 
 the coaHta of the great Ocean and Mediterranean fclea : And 
 Bpecially ordered and disposed for the vse and benefit of all 
 benevolent Soa-furers within liis Maiesties Dominions of 
 Great Brittanno, Ireland, and the adiacout Isles thereof, 
 fne clean copy, very rare and valuable. 
 
 4" Humphrey Loicnes, London, 1013 
 
 (John) A Culm Address to our Aiiiericnu 
 
 12" li. Jlaices, London, 1775 
 
 (John) A Calm Address to our Americau 
 
 Same as the Ed. of 1775 except the 
 
 12" It. Jlaices, London [1770 ?] 
 2915 West (Gilbert) A Defence of the Christian Keveiation, 
 in one Treatise, intituled, Observations on the liesurrcctiou 
 of Jesus Christ, by G. West; and in another, intituled, 
 Obf^ervations on tiie Conversion of St. Paul, by tlie Honour- 
 able George Lyttelton, Esq.y/ne copy, calf, b" l*rinlcd by 
 Voluntary Subscription ; in order to be dispersed in II tn 
 Mojcity^a Colonics and Islands in America, iMud. 171S 
 
 In 11 riofacc by the I)islio|i of LDndon it i» stated thnt tliis l)ook is sent 
 over to Anierlcii as an Ani'iOn)iQ to tiic Intidcl liuoks scut tu the 
 I'iuntutioiis. 
 
 2910 West (Samuel, of New liedford) A Sermon, Dec. 3, 
 1788, at the ()niiiuition of the Itov, John Allyu, to the 
 Pastoral care of the Ciiinrh in Duxl)urv,y/«e 
 copt/. b" JJabnei/ and Cunhiiu/, Safem, 1780 
 
 2917 West (Samuel, of New Bedford, Mag's.) Essays on 
 
 Liberty and Necessity, in whidi tlie true nature of Liberty 
 
 is stated and defended; and the princi|)al Arguments used 
 
 by Mil. EuwAUDs and others for Necessity are Considered, 
 
 fine copy, uncut, veky scarce. 
 
 8" Samuel Hall in Curnhill, Boston, 1793 
 
 Whoever is suflieier.tly interested iy Metaplijsics to rend Jonntiiaa 
 Jvlwards ouyiit also to read this sin-cwd and stniifiht forward eritiiiuc. 
 Some of Mr. West's illiistnitions of dilhenlt jioints, such as tiie I'ore- 
 knowU'dge of the Deity's not (h)in;,' away with moral freedom, are i)ar- 
 licuhirly ha|)]>y ; aiul although Seliopeiihauer's rnmous Prize I'lssay on 
 the "Will has j)hiced thatvexata ipia'stio in a totally new li|;ht. yet even 
 after reiulin}^ the German ])liih)soiiher one nnty derive some useful 
 hints from the perusal of this little I'amphlet. 
 
 29 IS Westehx Teiiuitohy, [^lap of the] Including Lands 
 ceded by Siou.x, Sacs, Foxes, Oloes, loways, cic. 1825, [the 
 l«)ealiiins of llie various Tribes of Indians] ',M\ by I9J 
 Indus, colound, Jinc copi/- scarce. [Wudhmyton, Ib'tio ?] 
 
Bibliotheca llialorica 311 
 
 2910 Western Tkruitoiiy, Mnpof tlic [fthowiiifj; tlic loonliticu 
 
 ot'tlio various tribes of liidiuiiH] 17i by l(5.i inches, culourrJ, 
 
 Jine copy, valuable map, [Wiuhiiir/ton, IS'M)?] 
 
 2050 Wksteun Counthy. A New Map of tiik Wkstkun 
 I'AU'ra of Virginnia, Peunsylvania, Maryland and Nortli 
 Carolina; coniprehendinp; tho Kivcr Uliio and all tlio 
 llivera which fall into it ; Part of tho MissiHsippi, tho wholo 
 of tho Illinois liivor, Lake Erie, Part of Lakoa Huron, 
 iMiehigan, etc. and all tho Country borderinjif on tlicHO 
 Lakoa and llivera. By Thoa. llutchina. Mounted on 
 canvas, in case, 43 by 33i inches, fine copy, exckssivkly 
 8CAUCE. London, Novemb'' ye 1st, 1778 
 
 Tliis Inrjio nnd valnnMe mnp linsnot only the diicf rivers luitl mounlains 
 liiiil (Idwii ; lint is covered with liistoricul uml tu|io;.M'ii|)liic'iil iiutcH uf 
 ureal interest, e^llueially res|K'eting the various trihes of Indians. 
 
 2031 Wostcrn Frontier. !Map [Weat of tho INIissiaaippi] 
 illiiatratinp; tho Plan of the Defenoea of tho W. Frontier, 
 lis proposed by Mnj.-Gen. Gainea in 1S3S. Compiled by 
 IJiivid II. Burr, 1-1 i by 23 i inches. Washington, 1838 
 
 2052 West India Coloiiiea. Soino Obsorvationa which may 
 contribute to ail'ord a Just Idea of the Nature, Importunce, 
 and Sottk'meut of our New Woat India Colonics, 
 half roan. 8" London, 1701 
 
 20.')3 West India INIcrcliants and Plantcra (An Apneal to tho 
 Candour and Justice of tho People of England in Behalf 
 of ilie), Founded on Plain Facta and Ineontrovertiblo 
 Arguments. 8" London, 1702 
 
 2051 Wkst Indies [An outline INIap of the, with a Latin] 
 h'tter at tho back to Ximencz, Archbishop and Cardinal, 
 from Peter Martyr in 1510] 11 bj/ 7 inches. Alcala, 1511 
 
 This is ft perfcet faesiniilc nn old paper of I'eter Marrvr of An;_'li lia's 
 map of llic discoveries of t'olundiiis, Vespntiiis and otiiers, compiisinn' 
 Kspafuda, ('ui)a, tlic Norlli eoast of Soiitli America and Central 
 America, from Cape de Cm/, to llomlnras, marvellously well laid 
 down. It was printcil in the surreptitious edition of the tir.-t I)eertdc at 
 Aleala in l.')!], a nuip of the liii^iust historical importance, which hy 
 its rarity has escaped most of tlic most active geographers of tlio 
 present century. 
 
 2955 AVest iNDfEs. m.d.xxxiti. Del mcso di Diccmbro. Ji.i 
 carta uniuersalo della Icrrai'cnna & laole dcllo Tndio 
 occidelali, cio c del mondo nuouo fatta per dicliiaratiuno 
 delli libri i.ello liulie, cnuata da due carte da nauicaro 
 f.ilto in Sibilia da li pilot i della jMaiesta Cesarea. Con 
 gratia it priuilcj^io della lllustris.sima JSignoria di A^'iietia 
 p anni XX. 17 by 21 inches. I'eiieda, 1531 
 
 'J'liis lar;;e wooilcut nnip, by far the most important one ol'tlienew hemi- 
 sphere Ir.an Labrador to the Straits ol' .\Ia;;cilan is a fa<siniilc copy, by 
 the elder J<ihn Harris, made in 1851 lor .Mr Henry Suvcns, from the 
 only known ori;:inal then in his pusacb-sion but now in the Lvnvji 
 Libruij ol New York. 
 
11 
 
 ..5 ' 
 
 "l » 
 
 812 liibliutheca Oeographica 
 
 2050 Wkrt Inj)Iks. Do Evlnnilon ondo Vastulanden vnn 
 WoBtiudiori op do Nonrdzc(», curiooslijlt betrochen met 
 Octroy van do Iloogh Moclundo ilcoren de Staten Gcnc- 
 rael der vereonighde Noderlanden. [A Chart with 
 additional Chart in cornor, entitled, " Ilet Canael ti'sachcn 
 Havana uen Cuba efS do Tortup^aa eft Martyres oor. Cabo 
 do la Florida in <i[root bcstock] Jine copy, KXCKSSivcLr 
 lUllK, 28 by 20 inches, coloured, 
 
 II easel Oerrits, Amsterdam, [1021 ?] 
 This ciirifuia clinrt of the Wost Indies, including Cheaapcnke Itajr and 
 Vunczuclii, Vera Cruz and Windward Islands, won issued alnrnt tho 
 time of ilic (,'linrter of the Dutch West India Conijmny. The snnio 
 IMililishcr ^'ot u]) the innps and edited tho accuunt of liudson's voyages 
 Iirinteti in Uil2 and 161.'). 
 
 2!).j7 Wk.st IxuiKs. NiF.uwE "WEnEi.T, nnders ghenaempt 
 Weat-lndion. [Containing Tninslations into Dutch of 
 llerrera'rt l)e8cri[)lio Indiio Ot'cidentalif, Podro Ordonncz 
 «lo Ctnallos, Kyglicntlijcko licHoliryvinglio, Jacob Lo 
 jMiviro'a Siiioglifl dor Austral i!«t'lio Navi<?atie, eto.'ctc] 
 folio, Hficliirl CoUjn, Amsterdam, 1022 
 This hook contains the first edition of Le Maiue's voyage with an ex- 
 celK'iit portrait of l.c Mairc. 
 
 2058 VVkbt Indies. DEscniPTioy drs Indes Occidbn- 
 TAi.KS, qu' on appello aujourdlmy le Nouvoav Monde par A. 
 do llorrora translateo d'Espa<j;nol en Francois. A la quelle 
 sont adjoustees quelquo autres Descriptions dos mesmcs 
 pays, avcc la Navigiition du vaillant Capitaino do Mor 
 Jaques lo Mairo et do plusieurs autres,yfne copy, vellum, 
 SCARCE. 4" Michel Colin, Amsterdam, 1022 
 
 The contents of this French edition are the same as that of the preceding 
 Dutch, except that the French edition hns not tho jmrtraitof Lo Mairo. 
 There are copies Injuring difierent names in the imprint. 
 
 2959 West Inhies. Pascaerte van Westorn ladien begry- 
 ponde ill zich de Vaste kusten en Eylandon allea op syu 
 waero longto en brcoto op wassondo groden gelegt, 23 J by 
 20 inches, cohureJ. Joannes van Keulen, Amst. [1080] 
 
 Includes tho entire coast from Nantucket to Trinidad, with tho Gulf of 
 Mexico. 
 
 2900 West Indies. Mappa Goographica complectens. 
 I. Indiae Occidentalis partem mediam circum Isthmura 
 Panamcnt^ein. II. Ipsumq I«thmum. III. Ichnographiam 
 praecipuorum locorinn et portuura, etc. pro prajsenti statu 
 belli quod est 17A0 inter Anglos et Hispanoa exortum 
 luci publico) tradita ab Ilomannianis Hercdibus. (Carto 
 dea Isles de TAincrique ct do plusieurs Pays autour du 
 Golfe do Mcxiquo, etc, par lo Sr. d'Anville, Mara 1731), 
 19 by 23 inches, coloured. [Huremb. 1735 ?] 
 
 2901 West Indies (A short account of the effects of the late 
 Hurricane in the), as far as relates to the Missions of tho 
 Brulhruu iu thu Islauda ui' Ht. Croix and >St. Christopher. 
 
 8" [London, 1785 J 
 
BibUothera Iligtoricn 
 
 843 
 
 andon vnn 
 Dchen met 
 ttten Ocno- 
 )hart with 
 el ti'RBchcn 
 8 aot. Cabo 
 
 1, [1021 ?] 
 nko Hay and 
 
 Dftko Hajr 
 i:d al)nut tho 
 ^. Tlic snnio 
 son's vuyagi'8 
 
 ghennempt 
 Dutch of 
 Ordoniit'z 
 Jacob Lo 
 , eto.'ctc] 
 'rdam, 1U22 
 u with an ex- 
 
 OcCIDIN- 
 jnde par A. 
 A la quelle 
 lo8 mesmcs 
 no do Mor 
 ypy, vellum, 
 
 trdam, 1022 
 the preceding 
 t of Lo Moiro. 
 
 len begry- 
 lea op syu 
 egt, 23^ Ay 
 mst. [1080] 
 h tho Gulf of 
 
 jmplectens. 
 Isthinutn 
 lographiam 
 isenti statu 
 exortum 
 (Carto 
 autour du 
 ars 1731), 
 <nb. 1735 ?] 
 of the late 
 ions of tho 
 istopher. 
 don, 1785] 
 
 8. 
 
 20G2 West Tvdtes. Duminia Aiiglorutn in prrroipuifl ItiHulis 
 America) ut euut Insula H. Cliriittophuri,Anl(>gun, Jamaica, 
 Barbados, noc non Inuulu) Uermudes vel ^ommers dioto) 
 sitigulari mappa omnia exhibita ot edita ab iloiimnnianirt 
 Ileredibus (Die Eiiglische Colunie-Lwnder auf deii IuhuIii 
 von America, etc.) 22 by 10 inc/iet, coloured, Jine copy, 
 SCARCE. Nuremb. 1750 ? 
 
 2903 VVoat Indische Conipagnio. Dediictio van den Kcpro- 
 sentaut van syne doorlu<{tigHto Huogheid en Dewiudheb- 
 beron van de Geoctroyeerdo Westindiselio Conipagnio 
 ter PrcDsidale Kamer AniBtcrdam, over de Saako vim 
 Iscquobo en Demerari ; overgcgceven in het HoHogne nan 
 de Hcoron haar Iloog Mog. Oodeputccrden, den 28 July, 
 17G7, yine copy, uncut, scarce, important, fol. [Amaf. 1707] 
 
 2904i West Indies. The Traveller's Guide to Madeira and 
 the West Indies, being a Hieroglyphic Representation of 
 Appearances and Incidents during a Voyage out and 
 homewards, with a Treatise explanatory of tho Figures. 
 
 8" O. Miller ^ Sons, Haddington [1815?] 
 
 This is a curiosity in its way, an innocent bit of trifling worth looking 
 into. The journal is kept by putting down from diiy to day n ffw 
 little pictures to represent tho chief incidents. For instance, n picture 
 of a flying fish and tho date, shows what day one flew on board. 
 
 2905 West Indies, Six Months in the, in 1S25, 2nd edition, 
 with Additions, boards, uncut, Map of the Caribbee Islands. 
 
 8° Murray, London, 1820 
 
 2900 Westphalia) (S. R. I.) Circulus in Oinnea eju^de'ii sub- 
 jacentes Provincias exactissirao diatinctus per N. Vipschcr, 
 19 by 22 J inches. [Amst. 1700?] 
 
 2907 Westphalia. S. R. I. Circulus Westphalicus in quo sunt 
 Episcopatus Monasteriensis, Padorborncnsia ct Osnabru- 
 gensis Ducatus Juliaconais, Clivonsia ct Montenaia, Prin- 
 cipatus Mindcnsis, etc. etc. 21 by 18J inches, 
 
 coloured. F. de Witt, Amst. [1720 ?] 
 
 2908 Westphalia) (Circulus) cum Omnibus suis subjaccnlibus 
 Provinciis, Novissima Dclineatio per 11. and (i. Ottcns, 
 22^ by 19l inches, coloured. Amst. [1720 ?] 
 
 2909 Westphalia. Circuli Weatphaliaj in omnca suoa Status 
 ct Provincias accurate divisi Nova et cxacta Tabula edita 
 sumtibug Job. Baptist© Homani. Korilcrga^ [1720r] 
 
 2970 What is our Situation ? And wliat our jiruspicts ? a 
 few pages, for Americana, liy an American, [ Jofioph llop- 
 kinson], uncut, scarce. 8" {Phil. 17t)9 ?] 
 
 2971 Wheaton (Uoury) Enquiry into tlio Validity of tbo 
 British Claim to a Right of Visitation to Search for 
 American Vessels suspected to be engaged in tlio African 
 Slave Trade, New Edition, cloth. 8" London, 185S 
 
 % 
 
•It 
 
 844 miliothrcn Grographira 
 
 2072 WlIEF.T.Eii (.Touv, Sreretanj of the. Sociel if of Merchant 
 Adventurers) A Thk.vtise op Commkiici;, wliori-iii mo 
 Hliewed tlio Cinninoditics nrisinpf by a well ordered and 
 ruled Trade, sucli as that of tlio Sociktie op j\[kuchants 
 ADVENTunEHS is proved to bo : AVrittcti principally I'or tlio 
 bettor intbnnation of those who doubt of tho Ncoessari- 
 uoHse of the said Sociotio in tho State of tho Kealnie of 
 Eii<j;lan(l,y/wr and dean cnpif, with the antoi/raph of Hubert 
 (.iordonc oil the title-paye, rrri/ unrommon and 
 important. 4" John //arisen, London, IHOl 
 
 (^oiu'cniin;; tlio Ancient Comimny of MciTluiiit Advi-ntunis, tlie Miis- 
 ciivic Cuiiipiiiiv, niitl otliiT liku l'hi{;libli triuliiijj; cuiiipaiiics, mc 
 lliikluvt's Cillcclioii of Voyn;;c.s. 
 
 21>7;J WuEEi.Eii (John) A Theatise op Commeuce, wherein 
 are shewed the C'oiuinoditiea arising by a wel ordered niul 
 ruled Trade, such as that of tho Societio of IVrercliaules 
 Adventurers is pmcd to boo, written |)riiuipally for tho 
 better information of thoHc who doubt of the Necesyarieiies 
 of tho said Bocictio in the State of tiie Jieaimo of I'^np;- 
 laiule, fne copy, exlmiicly rare, a s)iiall l/if off the title Imt 
 no letter (jone. 1" /iichard Schilders, ]\[idd(lbHrgh, IGOi 
 
 This is inolmlily the ori^;iiml cdilion, rc'iniiitoil the samo venr. 
 
 2971 "WniTiKinixE (Richaiu)) Discouiise and DrscovEiiY 
 OK New-Found-Lano. With Jjotters from Cajitain Jld- 
 ward Wynne, Governor of tho Colony of l"\'rryhiud, Ae. 
 rrnj rare, perfect , hut slii/hlhj wormed on the few laxt pat/CM, 
 then/ore sold with all faults. 4" Loiidoi, KJ'ili 
 
 Mr. Iloiloii <'<irnf)'s copy (aliiiough cut in innr;;ins and oilier faults) 
 Sold lor i."5. ")S. 
 
 207.') WiinnounNE (Captain Eichahu) A ])iscourse and 
 DiscovEuv OF New-foixd land, with many reasons to 
 proovc how worthy and benefieiall a I'lantation may there bo 
 iiuale after a better manner than it was. Toj^etlier with tho 
 Layinf^ t)pen of certain Enormities and abusjes eommilteil 
 by some tliat trade to that Count rev, and tlic meanes for 
 reformation thereof. As also a louin^' Inuitalion : and 
 likewise eopies of certaine Letters from tliat Countrey, 
 fne, large, clean and perfect copy in polished calf extra, hi/ J'\ 
 JJKUFoiiu, t/ie last and UEsr EnrnoN, ancoinmonhj scarce 
 
 4" Felix Kingston, London, 1G25] 
 
 297{» While (Daniel Apjdeton) An Kulo;,'y on the Life and 
 Charaeter of Nathaniel Jlosvditeh [the distinguished Ame- 
 rican ]\rathematician and translator of l/i I'lace'a Me- 
 dianiciue Celeste], hf morocco. 
 
 8" Office of t/ie Gazette, Salem, IRllS 
 
 2077 AViiiTE (AVilliam) A llYitory of Belfast, [MaiueJ, with 
 introductory Keniarks on Acadia, fine clean copy, 
 scarce. 12" E. Fcllowes, /Jclfast, 1SL»7 
 
Mi'rrJiatit 
 pri'iii mo 
 Icrcd aiul 
 
 Kite HANTS 
 
 Uy for tlio 
 Nccessari- 
 licnlmo ot" 
 of Hubert 
 
 ulon, IfiOl 
 
 I, tlic Miis- 
 ipaiiics, SCO 
 
 v., wherein 
 riloreil niul 
 rercliaiilea 
 illy I'or tlio 
 L'osfarieiies 
 lie of l'iii<»- 
 he title /ml 
 Hirgli, lUOl 
 ! vcar. 
 
 DiscovriiY 
 iptain JltU 
 •yliiiul, Sn\ 
 last ptii/rs, 
 )„ihri, I'Cf'i'i 
 other tiiiilts) 
 
 URSE AM) 
 
 reasons to 
 y tliere bo 
 rwith tlio 
 ■onunilti'tl 
 
 mcanea for 
 
 lion : and 
 Coinilrcy, 
 
 extra, hy F. 
 
 ij .scarce 
 
 niliDi, \i>'l'\ 
 l-il'o aiitl 
 shed Aine- 
 ace'a Me- 
 
 <alcm, 1S;^S 
 uiw], willi 
 
 'ifast, 1^27 
 
 Bibtiotheea Ilittoriea 845 
 
 2978 White (Rev. Mr.) The Dissenting Gentleman's Answer 
 to the Reverend Mr. White's Three Letters ; in which a 
 Separation from the Establishment is justified, the Charge 
 of Scliisni is refuted and retorted and Church of England 
 and the Church of Jesus Christ are found to be of a quite 
 Different Nature. The Fifth Edition, hf. roan, 
 
 Kcarce. 8° Rogers if Fowfe, Boston, 17-48 
 
 2979 White Mountains. Guide to the White Mountains and 
 Lakes of New llainpshire, with Doacriptions of the See- 
 norv, etc. maps, cloth. 12° Concord, JV. 11. [1851] 
 
 2980 VVIiitelield (George) A Continution of the Rev. Mr. 
 Whitefield's Journal during the time he was dctaiucd in 
 England by the Embargo. i\tnrth 
 
 Edition. 8" W. Strahan, London, 1730 
 
 2951 VVhitefudd (George) A Continuation of the Rev. Mr. 
 Wliitefiold's Journal from his Arrival at London to his 
 Departure from thcuce on his way to Georgia. 1th edi- 
 tion. 8" James Ilutton, London, 1730 
 
 2952 Wliitcfield (George) A Continuation of the liev. INIr. 
 Whitelield'.s Journal, from hia Arrival at Savannah to his 
 Return to London. 2ud Edition. 
 
 8" W. Strahan, London, 1739 
 2983 WjitTKriELU (George) The Indwelling of the Spirit tlio 
 common Privilege of all Believers. A Sermon preach'd in 
 the rarish-Church of Bexloy in Kent, on Whitsunday, 
 1739, from John vii. 37, 38, 39, fine copy in polished calf by 
 Ukofokd. 8° Knceland tj* Green, Boston, N. E. 1739 
 
 2981' WuiTEFtEU) (George) Three Letters from the Reverend 
 INIr. G. Whitelield : — 1. To a Friend in London, concerning 
 Archbifhop Tillotson. IL To the same, same Subject. III. 
 To the Jnliabitants of Maryland, Virginia, North and South 
 Carolina, concerning their Negroc:?, Jine copy, 
 scarce. 8" B. Fkankmn, Fhiladclphia, 17 \C' 
 
 2985 WiUTEFiKLn (George) A Letter to the Reverend ])i. 
 Cliauucv, on /Vccount of some Passages relating to the 
 Revd. Mr. Whitelield in his Book, intitled Seasonable 
 Thoityhts on the State of lieliyion in Neic- England, fine 
 copy, uncut. S" W. Bradford, Philadelphia, 1745 
 
 2980 AViiiTEFiEr.n (George) Some Remarks on a Pamphlet 
 cntituled, The Enthusiasm of Methodists tind Papists corn- 
 par' d ; wherein several ^Listakes in Homo Parta of his past 
 Writings are acknowlcdgcil, and his present Sentiments 
 concerning the MethodistH explained, ./7/jr copy, uncut, a very 
 scarce edition. 8" IV. Bradford, Pluladclfihia, 1719 
 
 29S7 Whitelield (George) The two "first Parts of his Life, 
 with his Journals, revised, corrected and abridged, 
 calf. 8" l\'. S'rahan, London, 1700 
 
 2 X 
 
I 
 
 Mi 
 
 f|> ! 
 
 840 Bibliolheca OeograpJnca 
 
 2S88 WniTEFTELD (George) A Short Address to Persona (»f 
 all Denominations occasioned by tho Alarm of an Intended 
 Invasion, y?«c copi/ in polished calf, by 
 F. Bedford. 8" D. cj- 'Z. Fotvle, Boston, 1750 
 
 29S9 Whltefield (Ocorpo) Memoirs of, from liis Original 
 Papers, etc. compiled by the Rev. J. Gillies. Fifth edition, 
 revised with large Additions by Aaron C. Seymour, y/'/js 
 copij, calf. 12" S. T. Armstrong, Boston, 1SI3 
 
 2990 Whitcfield (George) Sketches of the Life and Labours 
 of the Kev. G. Whitefield, 
 
 cloth. 12» London and Edinhtm/h, [1850?] 
 
 2991 AVhiting (Willinni) Argument of W. Whiting in tho 
 case of Koss WinaiiH v. Orsamus Eton et al., for an alleged 
 infringement of his Patent for the Eight-Wheel liaihvay 
 Car, cloth. 12" llewes t^ Co. Boston, 1853 
 
 2992 WiirxxKT (Asv) A Project fob a ItAir.ROAD to the 
 Pacific, witli lioports of Committees of Congress, lieso- 
 lutions of Stale Legislatures, etc. witli other facts relating 
 thereto, 112 lar*/e and closeh/ printed pages, 2 maps, 
 scarce. 8" George W. Wood, New York, IS 19 
 
 Only ft little more than twenty years a;;n, in 1846 and 1847, \\\vi\ Mr. 
 Whitney was agitating the people and lobying tiie Congress lor a niil 
 road from Lake Michigan to tlic I'acifip, to San rrancisto or to I'ujret 
 St>unil, he was ridiculi'il and derided by tho knowing ones as projeetmg 
 a rninous and imi)racticai>le scheme. Like the scheme of Columbus, 
 everybody abused it till success crowned his cflforts, and then every- 
 liotly knew it all before, and declared the rewards dispro])ortii)nate to 
 the success. Whitney's plans have I</ng since been carried out alnmst 
 to the letter, and yet his nunic is not retorded where it should and in 
 time will lie. This Iwiok, with its two most interesting maps, in tliis 
 original edition, will in future time more and more t)e stnight after by 
 coilectors as the small beginning of a gigantic well digested project. 
 
 2993 Wiiittenhall (Mr.) A Short Introduction to Grammar 
 for the Use of the College and Academy in PhMadelphia. 
 IJoing a New Edition of Whittf^nhall's Latin Grammar, 
 with many Altwations and Ameijdments, 
 
 scarce. 8° Andrew Hteivart, Philadelphia, 17G2 
 
 2991' Wilberforoo (Edward) Braeil viewed through a X.ival 
 Glass, with Notes ou Slavery and the Slave Trade, cloth. 
 
 8" London, 1S5G 
 2995 Willard (D.) History of Greenfield (Massachusefs), 
 scarce. 12" Kneeland ^ Eastman, Greenfield, ,;t, 
 
 299G W^iLLARD (Samuel) The Duty of a People that have 
 Renewed their Covenant with God, opened and urged in 
 a Sermon preached to tho second Church iu ]3oston in New 
 England, March 17, 10^1], after that Church had ex- 
 plicitly and most solemidy renewed the Ingagement of 
 themselves to God and one to another, polished calf, bif 
 Pratt, fne copy, hut a few words put in neatly in the lower 
 outer corners, excesbively scarck. 
 
 4" ,/u/in Foster, Boston, IGSO 
 
Bihliotheca Historica 347 
 
 2907 Willard (.losopli) An Address in Commemoration of tlie 
 Two-IIundrcdth Auniveraarv of the Incorporation of Lan- 
 caster, Massachusets. With an Appendix [o/QO pajea]. 
 
 8" John Wilson ^ Hon, Boston, 1853 
 This valuable address fills 140 pn^'cs and coiniiriscs a com|)letc history 
 of Luiicastcr. 
 
 2998 WiLLABu (Samuel) Pboqnostics of Impending Calami- 
 tiea, delivered in a yermon occasioned by the Death of the 
 Truly Honourable William Stoughton, Esq. Lieutenant 
 Governour, etc. of the Province of the Massachuaetta 
 Bay, fine copy in j)oliiihed calf by F. Bedford, a few letters 
 restored in lower inner corner of title, ExcEssiVKhr scahck. 
 
 12" B. Green i^ J. Allen for Nicholas Boone, Boston, 1701 
 
 2999 Willard (Samuel, of Deerfield) llfgular Hymns on a 
 great varioly of Evangelical Subjects and Important Occa- 
 sions, witli INIusical Directions for all the varietit's of 
 aj)prupriate Expression, scarce. 
 
 12" A. Bhrlps, Greenfield, Mass. [1S21] 
 
 3000 Willard (Samuel) An Address to the Christian Public in 
 two parts — 1st, A view of transactions at Decrlield, Aug. 11, 
 Ls07, for llio purpose of ordaining Mr. Samuel Willard — 
 2iid, A view of facts at Grcenlield, Nov. 2, 1813, fi)r tlio 
 ])ur[)ose of ordaining Gam. S. Olds. Being a counterpart 
 ui lic.'iulfs of two Ecclesiastical Councils: Itev. S. Wiilard's 
 Collt"cs^iou of i'aitli, etc. uncut, scarce. 
 
 &" Denio ,y Fhelps, Greenfield, Mass. 1813 
 
 3t)0l WilK'ts (Jacob) An Easy Grammar of Geography for 
 the use of Schools I'pon Goldsmith's Plan, 2nd ed. enlarged, 
 no maps. 12" ./. Potter, Poughkcrptic, 1815 
 
 oOl)2 Williams (.Vbraham, of Sandwich,) A Sermon on James 
 v. 9, J'rcaelitil at Uanislable. 
 
 8" n. «j' S. Draper, Boston, ITGC* 
 
 3003 Williams (Cynric R.) A Tour through tlio Islaiul of 
 tJamaica in ls23, 2n(l edition, icith a portrait of iJiuna of 
 Jamaica, standim/ .shin-deep in water. S" London, ls27 
 
 :{(. [■ Williams (William, f)/' Weston, Mafs) Christ living in 
 the Saints the Lite of thfir S|)irits and the sure Pledge of 
 the !i:ip|)y Uesurrection of their mortal bodies. A Sermon 
 I'reach'd after the death of Caleb Lyman of Hoslon, who 
 died at Weston, Nov. 17, 1712, born at >>'orthaMi|)ton, 
 Sept. 1078, half Morocco, some traces closely rut in the front 
 mav'/ins. 8" Boyers iV F>irlr, lioslou, 1713 
 
 300'> WiM,is (Wii.m.vm) Tiii; lliVroiiv ok Poiui.vnu frnm 
 1('32 to ISOI) with a Notice of Previous Settlenu-nts, 
 Colonial Grants, and Changes of Cfovernmeiit in Maine. 
 Second t'dition, revise I and enlarged, maps, plates and por- 
 trait of the author, cloth, new. 
 
 8" Bailey Sf Xoyes. Portland, iSO'-'i 
 
848 Bihliothcca Oeographiea 
 
 800G Williamson (Petor) Authentic Narrative of the Life nnd 
 Surprising Adventures of P. Williamson who was kid- 
 napped when un Infant from his Native Place, Aberdeen, 
 and Sold for a tSlavo in America; his Marriage, Pcrilu, 
 hardships and Escapes ; and his great Services to the 
 lilnglish Interest by his intimate ac(]uaintance with the 
 Indian Language and Manners. Written by Himself at 
 Intervals and publislied ai his Cuflee-Koom in IDdinburgli, 
 vneut. 8" Zo«f/o« [181)0?] 
 
 Tlic iii'Ht edition of this book wn.s or<lercd to lie Imriit in Kdinlturgli. 
 Wiiiiiinison cstnbiislicd ti Cotrcc-housc in KdiiilttirKli nnd " introduced 
 the uoefitl jilan of the Pcnnv-l'ost, and died there in 1797." 
 
 3007 Willis (William, of 'Portland) Genealogy of the McKins- 
 try Family, with a Preliminary Essay on the Scotch-Irish 
 IiumigratioUH to America, with manuscript corrections and 
 additions. 8" Button «$■ Son, Boston, iNoS 
 
 3008 Wn.MrNOTON, DKL.vwAnn, Plan of the City of, from 
 Surveys by J. V. Sidney, 3!iJ hj *27 inches, coloured, 
 mounted on calico. li. Clark, Philadelphia, 1850 
 
 300n WiLsox. CoMMTHSAiiT AVilson's Orderly Hook. Ex- 
 ])cdition of tlio IJritish and Provincial Army under Maj. 
 (Jen. Jeffrey Amherst ngninst Ticonderoga and Crown 
 Point, 1751). Jl/rtjj of Lake George and vicinity, uncut, 
 HC'AiicE. 4'- .7. Munscll, Albany, lS57 
 
 3010 Wilson (Klizubolh) A Faithful Narrative of E. Wilson, 
 who was executed at Chester, Jan. 3, 1780, Charged with 
 the Murder of her Twin Inlanls. 
 
 12" For the Purchaser, Philadelphia, 1807 
 
 3011 Wilson (James, Co-Pastor on the West aide the river) An 
 Oration before tlio I'Dvidence Association of Mochanica 
 amd Munufueturers, al (heir Annual Election, April li, 
 i7l)J',jf/»<c copy, uncut, scarce. 
 
 W liennet Jf 'heeler, Providence, 1704 
 At the end Willi 80])itrate title iirc tht; llyniiih perfniincd ut this iinni- 
 viTtiiiry I'loctioii. Iiiil(']iuii(li'nlly ol' it8 oilier vnliu' this l'iun|ihlut is 
 wriilrn in ii oiniously inverttd slylo, thus : " From the (Jrceks dcrivtd 
 the IJoimiiirt nil lufinninlaiice with the Arts, etc." "And if Friuicc, 
 contending tor lilierty, nniHt ul )ier Matnif'iictureN ninke it Icniporury 
 wiieriliie," ete. 'riio Kev. Cii iitlenmn was evidenlly un <)|itiiiiisl, (or he 
 mils (iiiniio d'-r " tliiU dreadful toinhiistiblo; Uiul yet that mitijator 
 of till' iU.1 of var." 
 
 3012 Wilson (laineH) A brief IVromoir of Iho Life of J. Wilson 
 wrilten chicily duriny a residence in (Jiintemala, 
 
 uncut. 12" A. Piinton, London, 1820 
 
 3013 Wilson (Thomas, Bishop of Sodor and J\lan) Tiie Know- 
 ledge and I'laetieo of ChriHlianily made Easy (o tlio 
 meanest Capacities or an Essay towards an Instruetion for 
 tho Indians, (ith edition. 12"./. Oshorn, London. 17 IG 
 
 3011 Wiltton {Tlnmuii*, Bishop of Sodttr and Man) The Know- 
 ledge and PrJictico ot Christianity made Easy to tho 
 nutanest CapacilieH, or au Essay towards an InstriHtion lor 
 tho iiidiuus, 7lh cdiliuu. 12' J. Oibotn, Lundon, 1751 
 
 'wm 
 
», IS20 
 Know- 
 to tho 
 ion for 
 /». 1710 
 Know- 
 o tlio 
 ion lor 
 1751 
 
 Bibliolheca Ilutorica 3 ID 
 
 3015 Wilson (Thomas, liinhop of Sodor and Man) The Know- 
 Icdgo and Praotioo of Christianity made easy to tho meanest 
 capacities, or an Essay towards an Instruction for tho 
 Indians, etc. 13th edition. 12° Hivini/ton, London, 17Sl 
 
 3010 Wii/rON (Neio Hawpshirr) Tlie procoediiij^s and docu- 
 ments rehitivo to certain members scparatin<; from tho 
 Church in "NVilton, more than 100 paget of ecclegiastiral 
 Kqitahhlett, uncut, scarce. 8" Isaac Hill, Concord, 1S21 
 
 3017 WimpdK'n {Huron dr.) A y«»ya;;o to Saint Domintjo in 
 178S.17t)0, transhited from the Orij^iiial Manuscript which 
 has never been publi.-iheJ, by J. Wright, boardu, 
 
 uncut. S" T. Cadi 11, London, 1817 
 
 3018 Winchester (Kihanan) Tho Three Woe Trumpets of 
 which tho First and Second are already l>asl, and the 
 Third is now beguu, under which the Seven Vials of Iho 
 Wrath of God are to be poured out upon the Wctrld, beiu}^ 
 tho Substance of two Discourses from Itev. xi. \\, 1.'), 1(5, 
 17, IS, delivered in Parliament, Feby. 3 and 21, 171)3, fine 
 copjf. b° E. Merriman ^' Co. lirookfield, Mass. ISUO 
 
 3019 Winchester. Map of tho Koutes examined and sur- 
 voved for tho W^inchester and Potomac Itail Koad, Slate of 
 Virginia, under the direction of Capt. J. D. Graham, U. S. 
 Top. Eng. 1821 and 1832, 27 6y 20', inches,^ 
 
 valuable. iVaxhingtun, 1832 
 
 3020 AViNCiiESTER. M'lp of the Town of AV'inehester, Mid- 
 vUcsex County, Mass. surveyed by order of tho Town. 
 II. F. Walling, }'ngin(rer, 33J ly 23 inches. Scale 40 rods 
 to an inch, Jinc and clean, scarce, [Phil.?] Is.'jt 
 
 3021 Windliam County, Connecticut, (A Plan of Con.>-oci- 
 atiou adopted and recommended by a Convention of 
 Churches in), November, 1S(I0. 
 
 h" John Ihjrne. Windham, 1800 
 
 3022 Wingato (James) Tho Maryland Uegister for iMlO-lil, 
 n Legal, Political, and lUisiiiess Manual, eoutaining the 
 State and County OUices in Maryland, etc. 
 
 cloth. ' 8" Baltimore, 18(50 
 
 302:J WINSLOW (Eowahd, of P^i/mou.'h, in NccEnuhmd) 
 The Danger of Tolerating Levellers in a Civill Slate: or 
 an Historical! Narration of the dangerous penncious prac- 
 tices and opinions, wherewith Svmuki. Gokto.n and his 
 Levillmg Accomplices .so much disturbed and inolostcd tlio 
 Heverall Plantalions in Ntw-England ; (I'aralhl to tlu! 
 positions and proceinlings of the present Lt^vellera in Old 
 England.) Wherein their severall Errors dangerous and 
 very destructive to the peace botli of Church and Stale, 
 their cariago and reviling lan;iuage against ^lagistracy and 
 all I'ivill power, and their blasphemous speeciies against 
 Ih.' holy thiii'^s of (lod: together, with the Cour.^e that 
 WiU there taken for auppreasiiig them, are fully tet forth; 
 
350 liifiliolheca Oeograpluca 
 
 wUli Ji satiHfactory Answer to their Complaints made to tlio 
 l*arliainent,^rte large and clean copif, the upper outer cor- 
 ners of the last half dozen leaves neatlj/ repaired, in best red 
 morocco extra hy F. lirdford, EXcEssiVKiiY scakok. 
 
 1" Rich. Cotes for John JMlamij, London, 1010 
 Oncnftlic most imixirtniit iiiid autlioritiilivc of all ihu cnrly IxxikH on 
 New Kn^liiiiil. Wiiisiow was in a ]ii)siti(>n to know well wiirreof In- 
 wrote, and linil tlic ul»iliti(!S to write well whereof lie knew. Havin;; 
 (leinolislied (lortoii and his hookfl, lie(;ivcs on p'.i^^cs H.'l-lo.'l, a most in- 
 teresting; uceoiint of the C'liurcli of tho I'il/^rinis at Leydon, iind their 
 )iii^ratiun to New Kn^^land. Much is recorded here which appears no- 
 where else, and must ever ;;ivc to this buukadi.stinj^uishcd ]irceminenee 
 amon^; I uoks on New England. 
 
 3021' Wintlu'op (.farnoB) A SyHlt'innlii; Armii^cninnt ofaoveral 
 Neripturo ProplxH-ics rclatiti<» to AnticliriHi nitli tlieir Ap- 
 plication to tho Conrso of J liHtory, /?«<-. and 
 ntici/t. H" T. Jlnllfof the Author, /io-iton, 17 C, 
 
 302.') WiNTiiiloi' (Jolm, I'rof of Mathciiin/irn at ('<tin/>i-id</(', 
 <V. J'J.) Two Lectures on tho J'arall.ix and Uistanco of llio 
 Nun, as dciiiioilih' from tho Transit of Vonus, rcail in llol- 
 ilon Cliapi'l, at Harvard Collo^o, in (J;unhridj;e, Now 
 Enj^land, in Manli, l7Ui), fine copi/, nnrnt, 
 scAifCK. H" >.Wr,v<^ (fiU, Jios-fon, ITOO 
 
 " 'I'l-avsitu of IVnus arc as rare as they arc ini|iorti\nt. They oernr in 
 cmiples in tFnnc and Decenihcr, ahont ei^hl years apart, and then mil 
 afjain lurstivenvl ^icneralions. Kepler was aware of the phiridnicnon, 
 and MS e^irly as IliiM aniumneed that ane wonlil tak(; pliice in 17(il, liut 
 younj; Ilorrocks, of I/iverpool, with lielli^r tahlfs, ami additionMl dalii, 
 caleuliiltil that Ihere would he, a ^mii.si'ton the fcinrlh of l)ce. |(i;i'.i. Ihj 
 lit a Iricnd into his sei'rot, and ihey two on tiic day named, lor V'enns 
 
 ua-i piMiclual, were the lirsl ever known t<i ohsiTve it Iiul of all 
 
 the ti'ansisis past and to eome, the elimas wniilii he that of I hi' .'Id of 
 ,Im!1('. I7t>'.>, when Venus passed ner.iss the Sun's di^k very near tin; 
 centre." In 17ii'.)"wasa eonjunelion of planets coincident with the 
 liirih of twelve iiupei'ial men of nature, more nnowiied than tho 
 twelve Ca'SMi's. No other sin;;le yc.ir prohahly, belore or since, ever 
 jirodueeil such men iis Nupolcnn, \Villin;;ton, Sonlt and \ey; IJrnnel, 
 AlehiMuel Aly, Turner ; Sir Thomiis l,awrence, ('h:'ilc;nJiriand, and 
 Ciistlerea^di; Cuvicr, and Humboldt, men who tipturncij the worhl, and 
 S( 1 it rit;hl a^ain ; who revdiutioiil/ed scieiu-e. art, politi(\s, states, and 
 the affairs of niaiiKind."— .iyiMTica)i .hiuvinil uf Science, 1H7(», Anolher 
 transit of Veiiiis will take place in IH7I, Letyiuiin folks lake noiicc 
 ol' th(! date. If it pro<luee mi', half a do/en ( ';esiirs like (he la>t it 
 vill be a podseiid to thisrapiil !i'..'e. If the stronnmiiuled will turn their 
 (tiliveuiu),' atleii'.ion to fc(()i.'-/'s instead of ndinij. they may hrin(i al>out 
 inipn>>ed results. The above lee! ure contains laiich valuable iufoniui- 
 tiu:i as to the liibits and resorts uf the planet Venus. 
 
 ;5020 WlNTnnoi' (Jonv, First Governor of MnHsachmrt Is) A 
 .louiiXAfi of tlio Ti.uisai'lioii.H iiiul Occiu'rcnccs in tlio sct- 
 tlouifnt of MuK.sachiisottHand the .diicr Mew^ Kiiffjand Col- 
 oni(<8, from l()201o 101 1. H" F/i-sha Jtnhrock, lluttford, 171»!> 
 
 l''iir this lirst iiriiiUil edition of this echbintcd .biiiriiMl we are iinleliid 
 
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 terprise, and liberulity of Noah \V( bster, the l,e\i 
 
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 n027 Wiiillirop (Ri)boi't ('.) Luxury and the Tiiio Arts, in 
 HoiMo of tlioir Moriil and iriHtorical Uoliitions. An Addrc^H 
 in aid of tlu! fund for Ball's K(|ijostrian .Statuo (»f Wusli- 
 itifjton, i;{ May, 1851). K" Littlt-, liroivt) ,S' ('<>• Jioston, IS.VJ 
 
 nOliS Wintlirop (Uobcrt C) AddrcHscs and Spocolioa on various 
 occasiuUH from 1S52 to ]m\7,rIo/fi,nriij. 
 
 H" Little, Jirown Sf Co. liosfon, IHCJ 
 
 5J020 AV'iiillirop (HolxM't V.) l']ulo;^y pronounced at tlio 
 l"'inu'ral of (Icorgo Pcalxidy, at I'eabody, JMasHachusclts, 
 S i'\-l)ruary, 1S7(). 8" Ju/in IVihon ^- Son, Jionton, ls70 
 
 IMKIO \Visc(»nsin. Map of tlio Snrvcyod I'art of Wi;<coiisiii 
 Territory, eonipilod from Public Surveys, 101 Ay 21 indict, 
 ciititui'cd, Hoilnl, Kcarce. Ohio, \'S',\7i 
 
 '.W,\\ Wisconsin ( Map of llicTerrilory of ), by David II. Miirr, 
 Draii^ditsman to llio House of Jtepi". \5.^. 20 by 20 j 
 inrlim, coloured, ftctirrr. Jf'nsliini/fon, ISIJIJ 
 
 JI();{2 Wisconsin, Second Ainuial T{c|)ort and Colicetion.s of 
 the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, for lS.')5, 
 \'ol. 2. 8" C/ark S- I'roiuljil, Madison, IMO 
 
 '.UYA'.i Wisconsin. Sketch of tlie Public Surveys in Wisconsin 
 Territory, 1!'% l'-i\ inclirx. [irns/iini/ton, lS{!U'r| 
 
 IMY.Vl Witchcraft. Sonic Miscellany Observations on our 
 
 t)r(!seiit Debates respectiiig Witchcrafts, in a l)iaIo;,MU) 
 telwecn S. and 15. \\y V. K. and .1. A. riiiiadelphi.i, 
 printed by William Hradford for llezekiah Usher, l(!»2, 
 loo copies onlij printed. ^' Contjret/ulionot (Jiitirferli/^' lie- 
 print, .Xo. I. d" Jiost'on,\S(\'.) 
 
 .'U);{'» Witherspoon (John) J'iCelosiastical Cliaracteristii-s ; or, 
 the Arcana id" Church J'olicy, being an Ifiimble AltempL 
 1(1 o[)en the jNIystcry of JModeralion, wherein is shown a 
 plain and easy Way of attaining to tho Character of ;i 
 iModerale Man, as at present in Repute in the Church of 
 Scotland. Tho 7tli Kditi()n,y/Vfl cnfuj, uncut, 
 scarce. 8" jr. and T. liradford, I'liiladrlphia. 17(17 
 
 nO:}(» Wi.K (Edward) Six Months of a Newfoundland Mis- 
 sionary's Journal, 18;{j. 2nd JOdilion. 8" London, ls;{lJ 
 
 JJ();J7 WoM-ASToN (William) The Jieligion of Nature deli- 
 neated, irithjinc portrait of H'oUaston in.ttrfcd. 1" Printed 
 III/ Samuel I'alinrr, in liarthoJoincw Clone, IjJiidon, 1 72(» 
 Krankliii iiifornis us, in liis Aiilnliin^rnipjiy, that lie workiil on thi, Imok 
 wliilc liu was with I'aliiicr iliiriii;^ liis tiist visit to I'iii^^lanil, ulirii lio 
 was liiit i'i;;lil<'('n U'ars old. While ('ii(.'ni;i'd on this hook he iincoii- 
 scioiisly iiiiiiilied some of its ]i(iis<in, which soon after liroki; out in a 
 Utile privaudy nriiilcd ]pnlilicalioii ciiiiiicd Libirl'j and ^iccen.Hily, a 
 yoiiildiil indiscretion of wiiicii he afterwards re|iciited. 
 
 ;{0;{S Wood (John) 'J'ho Suppressed History of the Adminia- 
 tralion of John Adams, i'rom 17'J7 lo 1801, as |>ri!it«'d and 
 su|)pressed in 1802. Now republished, with N-dcn, etc. 
 and an Appendix bv J. II. Sherburne, portrait oj .Inhn 
 Adiniis. ' S" Walker and (UIcK, ritila. XSiii 
 
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 352 Bibliotheca Oeographica 
 
 3039 Wise (John, of Ipswich, N. England.) The CiiuncnKS 
 QuAKHEL Esi'ODSED ; OF a Roply in Sutyro toocrtniii Pro- 
 poHiils made in Answor to tins Question. What further 
 Steps arc to betaken that the Councils may have due Con- 
 fititution and ElUcacy in Supportinpf, l*ro-»ervinf», and Wcll- 
 Orderinfjj the Intcreat of the Churchos in llie Country ? The 
 Becond Edition, yi"/»e copy in pohahed calf, by F. Ukdfoiu), 
 very uncommon. 12" liirhard liooiw, lioHlon, 1715 
 
 Tliis is iH'rlia)is the pcrtcst, kcciioht, wittiest, stin;;iiiKeHt little literary 
 prDiliK'iio'i tiiat New- KiifrliuHJ ever i)roiliu<'il, ami, wo venture furllier 
 to 8iiy, tli.it no Anicriciin tloeiiiiient of the kind, the l)ecluratiun of' In- 
 (le|ien(lcucc alone excepted, (and we miess that Jeflerson hail studied 
 Wise,) so completely covers its field and ennrapes its foe. The (K'cn- 
 sion was a t,'rand one. Certain New Knj;land .Ministern, looking out 
 with eyes too sin^'io upon their own line of business, met iu Uoslon ns 
 self-elected Delegates in an Association, on the .')th of Novendier, 170,"), 
 and issued sundry proposals for amending; the New Knijrland rintforni, 
 8(1 as to f;ivc more etlicicney to the Kacred Oi-dvr cf Men, as well as lo 
 improve the supplies of loaves and lislies, hut all put into plausible anil 
 proper ecclesiastical phrase. These Proposals were printed and well 
 vireiilatcd throuj;huut the country, and were well ni>;h swallowed whole 
 by the Inmiiry Fishcrs-of-men. 'I'hir pinir lish were not eonsulled. Hut 
 the WiHe old man of Ipswich kept the wateh-tower and fell not asleep, 
 so that (he (.'amp was not surprised. Taking' for his mi.tto. Titus I. 1,'», 
 M'heri'fiirK rehuhc tlicin slinrjihj, that thcij mail he sninul in thr ftiith, 
 in 1710 he came lait with the lirst edition of this little book, Willi a 
 niinil full of wise Kaws and modern instances, aided by lo);ie, p;rannnar, 
 and rhetoric, he at onco demolished all these new fan(,;lcd IJoston no- 
 tions of chan(;cs and reforms. This was tlic first attempt at liullilica- 
 tionof the Old I'latforni of K'tt'.i, but not more surely did old Hickory 
 8tran;ilc the S. C. Serpent of the same kind in 1S:1'2, than did our author 
 with his satyre, wit, and wisdian, choke this 5th of Nov. Nidliticatton 
 of 170.5. The book is very little known, but nuist ever stand out as a 
 beacon of warning; to aspiring ministers. It closes on the I Kith pa^o 
 thus: " Yet wishing they [the MinistersJ may never nmre harlxair 
 such thoughts, or promote such a design as is projected l)y these Pro- 
 }iosal3 ; but licreafler when Tem))tatiou makes its sif^nal, let llietn 
 rather trespass upon Gravitfj, by following the hounds in the forest, or 
 by a more submissive and moderate way, (to batllc tlie Kneniy. and 
 wear oft" the impression,) let them write on the ground, or with tlio 
 famous Vomitian, sfx-nd their time in catchituj flies, rother than con- 
 trive how to subvert or alter the Government in the Churehes, by such 
 despotic measures, especially in an Umpire and jirovincc so channed 
 witli such inehanting Liberties as ours are. For otherwise they inny 
 chance Ui brin}?. if not fin Old, a New House upon their heails, accord- 
 ing to that sayiiiff, Dehile fundamentum, fallit opus. 
 A work if done, and no Foundation laid. 
 Falls on the work-men's heads ; thus they are pnid." 
 
 3010 WooDROW (O.) The Biographical Gallery, comprising 
 21.0 Portraits of Distingui.shed Characters of all Nations, 
 with brief Descriptive Notices. 
 
 12" Allen Bell and Co. London, 1834 
 
 30U AVoodstock Association (IMinutesof the) Held in Canaan, 
 1790, September 29. 1" [Bennington, 1790?] 
 
 y012 AVoodbtock Association (Minutes of the) at their Annual 
 Couventiou held at Woodstock, Vermont, Sept. 
 175>2. S" Ahlpn Spoouer, Wind-tor, 1702 
 
tain Pro- 
 it further 
 duo (^ni- 
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 itUi literary 
 tuio fmlliiT 
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 lookiiiK out 
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 iiiticr, l"i).'>, 
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 r Annual 
 
 >fu,, 1792 
 
 Bihlioihtfca Hittorica 353 
 
 8013 Woodatock Aasociation (Minutes of tho) held at Leba- 
 non, SoDt. 26-20, 1703. 8° [ Windsor, 1793 ?] 
 
 0044 Woodstock Association (Minutes of the) hehl nt New 
 London in the State of New Ilampuhire, Sept. SOth and 
 Oct. Ist, 1705, uncut. S" AUen Spoonir, Windmr, 1705 
 
 30-15 WoodHtock Aasociation (Minutes of the) held at Newport 
 in the Stote of New JIhainpshirc, Sept. 20 and 27, 
 1798. 8» [TfVwrfMr, 1798? 
 
 3010 Woodstock Association (Minutes of the) holden at the 
 Haptist Mcetin^-ilouHe in Cornish, N.H. Sept. 28 and 
 29, 1808, with their Circular and Corresponding Letters, 
 uncut. 8" Thomas and Thovias, Walpoh, N.H. 1808 
 
 SOI? Woodstock Association (Minutes of the), held at Al- 
 stead, Sept. 20 and 27, 1810; with their Circular and 
 Corresponding Letters, uncut. 
 
 8° Cheever Felch, Tf'alpole, N.H. 1810 
 
 3018 Woodstock. Map of Woodstock, Vt. drawn by a Coni- 
 niitteo from tho Woodstock Institute [Town incorporated 
 July 10, 1701] 10 bi/ 22 i inchet. Boston, 1832 
 
 3010 Woolwich (Plan shewing tlio Ordnance Ground and 
 parts adjacent at) Mar ISIO, 20 by 12 inches. 
 
 Published 1 Feb. IS II, by Cadelt and Davica [Lcndon'] 
 
 3050 Woonsocket. Map of the Vicinity of Woonsocket, Pro- 
 vidence County, lihode Island, from Surveys under II. F. 
 Walling, 30 by 25 .j inches, coloured and mounted on calico, 
 scarce. Phil. 1851 
 
 3051 WoncESTEH. Origin and Progress of the late Diflicultiea 
 in tho First Church in AVorccster, Mass., containing all tho 
 Documents relating to the Subject. To which is adde<l 
 tho Kesult of a Mutual Ecclesiastical Council, !May, 1820, 
 to investigate certain Charges against Hev. Charles A. 
 Goodrich. 8" Manniny and Trumbull, Worcester, July, 1820 
 
 3052 Worcester {Massachusetts.) Hcninrks on the late publi- 
 cations of tho First Chinch in Worcester, relativo to tho 
 " Origin and Progress of Difllculties" in that Church, 
 scarce. 8" Manning and Trumbull, Worcester, Jan. 1821 
 
 3053 Worcester and liliddlcsoi (Some of tho Objoctiona 
 against n Division of tho Counties of) Stated and sub- 
 scribed to by tho Authorized Agents of Seventeen of tho 
 Twenty-three Towns proposed to bo set otf into a N»'W 
 County. 8" C. C. P. Moody, Boston, 1S53 
 
 3051 World (A) Without Souls. 4th Amcriean fn.in tho 2d 
 London Edition. 12" John Kingston, Baltimore, 1810 
 
 Our author opons his hmlgct of revelations with — '* It is peculiar to 
 Columbus and to mc to make thir old world a('i|uainted with a nrw 
 one." lie docs not pretend to comiiure his discoveries, hnwuver, with 
 thosn of (lohunbus ; but, from the treatment the inhabitniits of the 
 new world received, it is iiiainrest that many in Kuroi)C fully believed 
 that the AnKiieauH hud no souls, 
 
F.' 
 
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 354 Bihliotheca Oeographica 
 
 3055 World (The) Unmaflked, or the PhiloRophor the groatost 
 Cheat ; ia Twenty-Four Dialogues botwoen Crito a Philo- 
 
 ?her, Philo a Lawyer, and ErastuB a Merchant. In which 
 'rue Virtue ia diatinguished from the Name or Kescm- 
 blance of it ; the many Prejudices and Mistakes in regard 
 to Conscience and Religion are rectified ; and the Value of 
 Truth is shown. To which is added the State of Souls 
 separated from their Bodies, wherein is proved that the 
 Punishments of the Wicked will not be Eternal and all 
 Objections against it solved, etc. Translated from tho 
 Trench. 8° A. Millar, London, 1730 
 
 3050 World. Algomeeno Woreld Koart, uitgogevon door do 
 Maatschappij tot Nut van hot Algcmcen. Two Ileinis- 
 phorcs on ono sheet, diameters \0\ inches, coloured. Also 
 two other little Hemispheres, tho Northern and Southern, 
 4 incites. D. du Mortier en Zoon, etc. Leijden, Deventer, etc. 
 
 3057 WORLD. [Ptolemy's Mop of the World, engraved on 
 copper, and published at Rome in tlie first Edition with 
 Maptji in l'l!78], 21 6y 11 inche8,Jine copy, mounted on thin 
 muslin, EXCKSSiVETiY nAiiE. liomae, 1478 
 
 Tliia ancient world of Ptolemy, wc believe among tho very earliest maps 
 engraved on eoppor, extends from the Fortunate Islands in the west to 
 n little cost of the iiinus Magnus in India beyond the UangcH, in all 
 180° or one-hulf the kIoIm;. In tiiis there arc two Rrvat inland Seas, 
 the Mcditorraneixn extending from West to East about C5^, and the 
 Indian Sea oxtcndinR from Zanzibar to tho China Sea about 'Ji" ; 
 Africa about 16° South hit. extends round to the East so as to encloso 
 the Indian Sea and join on to China, thus mukiuK llio fabled southern 
 continent of Sofahi or Australia. These three great exaggerations arc 
 the parents of n thousand errors in mediucval geo;;riiphira! ciilculations. 
 When modem geographers cnnio to puclver up the Mediterranean to 
 about 42°, and take off 20° from tho Indian Sea in width, and open 
 it towards the South from n Sea to an Ocean, they found out how very 
 inexact Ptolemy and all tlio ancient geographers bad been in their longi- 
 tude, and how much of tho globe was to be accounted for. 
 
 3058 WORLD. Ukivebsaliob coqniti Osbis Tabula ox 
 Reckntibus confecta Obscrvationibus, Per Johanncm 
 Ruysch, ^ne copy, mounted on thin muslin, EXCESSiVELy 
 BCAKCB, 21 bu 10 inches, engraved on copper, liomae, 1508 
 
 The first map of the world projected and |)rintea after the old Ptole- 
 raaeun system had been u))set by Columl)us and his contemporary navi- 
 );aturs from Portugal Spain antf England. It is a marvellous produc- 
 tion considering the date, and the authorities then mode public. Tho 
 letters of Columbus and Vespucci, and the accounts of the Portuguese 
 Voyages round Africa to India, are all Inid down. Diego Columb 
 was in Home while this map was on the anvil and his assistance is ac- 
 knowledged by Beneventanus. He must have supplied to Ruysch a copy 
 of the Discoverer's map drawn out by his chart maker, Juan do lu Cosa. 
 Spailola, Cuba, and tho northern coast of South America are almost 
 prccisclv after the lines laid down by La Cosa. The eastern const of 
 Brazil, below R. de Cananor, is projected probably from Vespucci's 
 Jxitter describing his third voyage. We know little of Ruysch excc])t 
 that he wa<4 a German and had .sailed from Bristol probably with the 
 Cabots to New Founc'.'niul. Ilcncc the discoveries of the Cabots arc in 
 the right place. Altogcthcj' this is a map of the highest value 
 
 4>^l 
 
3 greatest 
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 In which 
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 tSouthurn, 
 <enter, etc. 
 f:;ravod on 
 ition with 
 ed on thin 
 nuie, 1478 
 nrliust maps 
 
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 mgcH, in all 
 inland Seaa, 
 iS", and tho 
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 s to oncloso 
 led southern 
 derations arc 
 ;u)culution.s. 
 errancnn to 
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 iBULA ex 
 olianncm 
 
 ESSIVELY 
 
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 old Ptole- 
 
 )orniy navi- 
 
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 uhlic. Tho 
 
 Portngucso 
 
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 ysch n copy 
 
 do lu Cosa. 
 
 are almost 
 
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 Vespucci's 
 
 ^ sell cxcej)t 
 
 V with tho 
 
 kliols arc in 
 
 Bihliotheea Ilittoriea 855 
 
 3050 World. Woltkartefiir don Ersten Kursua von J. Lohae, 
 2i by I7k inehet. llq/fmann und Campe, Uamburg 
 
 With a Map of Europe, tho Msditorranean and North Cooat of Africa 
 in tho corner. 
 
 3000 World. Novua Orbia. — Univoraalia Cosmographia, [two 
 mans, fnosimile reprints, on one shoot, tho lat ia 8 6y OJ 
 inches, 1587 ; the 'J.m\ CJ by 4i inches, 1542]. 
 
 The first is a copy of tho Tory rare and cxquixito coppor-plato ranp by F. O. 
 puhlialied witii Ilukluyt's edition of I'etcr Martyr ■ eight Docacdcs, Paris, 
 1 687, the first map wo bolioTC on which the name of Virginia appears, and 
 on whicii tho discoveries of Drake in 158U, in California, are laid down 
 under tho name of Nova Albion, up to about 55°. Tlio other is from 
 Ilonter's Oiobc, publislicd at Tubingen in IS 12, whcro^mfri'ca appears 
 as an iNJand, and Variaa is the Cuba of Columbus exaggerated by a 
 series of blunders of tho St Die fraternity, Schoner, Milnstor and others. 
 
 3001 World (The Now). Universalo della parte del Hondo 
 Nuovamente ritrovata,^ntf copy, ihowing North and South 
 America, the Moluccas, Straits of Gibraltar, etc. diameter 10| 
 inches, the fine woodcut map from Ramusio. Venetia, 1560 
 
 3002 World. Typus Orbis Universalis, [a woodcut map of 
 tho World from Miinster's Geography j, with letterpress on 
 the back. J3a«7, [1600 ?] 
 
 Though issued probably as Into as 1560, this map by tlie groat geogra- 
 pher is of little value. It is compiled by roiuling the usual authorities 
 down to about 1525, as he lays down tho Straits of Magellan, and 
 Tiniixtitan after Cortes, but most of the authorities are misread or dis- 
 regarded. Japan and Mexico aro only about 6 degrees apart, and 
 Catai or North-eastern Asia extendi to very nearly tho longitude of 
 Cuba. 
 
 3003 Would. Typus Orbis Terrarum, Description XJniver- 
 selle de tout lo Moude, 10^ &y 13 inches. Paris, 1675 
 
 This isThevet'smap of 1575, taken cliicfly from Ortolinsof 1669 or 1570, 
 but engraved on wood. It is a vast improvement on the previous maps 
 of Miinstur and tho other Gitnnan geographers, especially as to North and 
 South America, but tho vast iSoutiiern Continent shews tliat tho author 
 had not yet become emancipated from the dreams of tho classic authors. 
 Geographers had not yet begun to olemenato the real little continent of 
 Australia from tho big false Terra Australis incogi.ita. 
 
 OOOJt World. [A Map of tho Southern Hemisphere with tho 
 Antartic Pole in the centre: The following is from the 
 Latin description of it, "Alteram igitur Orbis partem 
 qua) ad Australom Polum usque ho extendit in hac rotunda 
 tabula colloccvimus, adoo ut naturalis situs rej^ionuin Polo 
 Antarctico proximarum perspicue vidori queat. Deindo et 
 his Zodiacum adjunxiinus ubi verus Soils locus in quo gradu 
 illo flit, per totum annum commode inveniri possit,] slightly 
 viiitilated, very rare, diameter 12 i inches. Total heiyht of 
 Map 2 1 inches. The upper part contains the Javas, Moluccas, 
 part of New Ouinea. Vkuv uahe. [Amst. IGOO ?] 
 
 3005 Would. Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Oeographica ac 
 Hydrograpir vt Tabula. Wahro Bildtniiss des Gantzca 
 Erden KraiJHCs, etc. 11 by 10 inches, fine copy of a valuable 
 and elaborate map. {Frankfort, 1020 ?] 
 
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 8066 World. A New and Accvrat Map of the World, 
 Drawne according to y* truest Descriptions latest Dis- 
 coueries and best Obseruations y* haue beene made by 
 English or Strangers, [with letterpress description of the 
 world at the back], Tho. Basset in Fleet street, 20\ by 
 15^ inches, fine copy, scarce. \_London], 1651 
 
 A valuable map, with many instructive notes, especially on the American 
 hemisphere. 
 
 3067 Would. A Mapp or Generall Carte of the World, 
 designed in two Plaine Hemisphers, by Monsieur Sanson 
 and Eendered into English and Illustrated with Figures 
 by Richard Blome. [Dedicated to Charles the Second], 
 diameters 10\ inches. London, 1669 
 
 3068 World. Mappe-Monde-Geo-Hydrographique ou De- 
 scription Generale du Globe Terrestre et Aquatique en 
 Deux-Plans-Hemispheres, mutilated and soiled, a curious 
 and valuable map, diameters 17^ inches, coloured. 
 
 Hubert Jaillot, Paris, 1696 
 
 3069 World. Mappe-Monde pour connoitre les progr6s et 
 les conquestes les plus Eemarquables dcs Provinces- Vnies. 
 Ainsy que celles des Compagnies d'Orient et d'Occident. 
 Et les Pais qu' elles possedent dans I'un et dans I'autre 
 Hemisphere. [With marginal references and historical and 
 chronological notices of voyages and discoveries espe- 
 cially of the Dutch]. Diameters of Hemispheres, 9 inches. 
 Size of Map, 18 by 13^ inches, coloured, fne copy, very inter- 
 esting and instructive. [Amst. 1700 ?] 
 
 3070 World. Orbis Veteribus Notus, Auctor D'Anville, 30 
 by 21 inches, coloured, fine copy. 
 
 Les Galeries du Louvre, 1763 
 
 3071 World. Orbis Eomani Pars Occidentalis (Pars Orien- 
 talis) auctor D'Anville, 2 sheets, each 21^ by 27 inches, 
 coloured, fine copy, scarce. Quill. De la Haye, 1764 
 
 3072 World. A General Chart exhibiting the Discoveries 
 made by Capt. James Cook in this and his two preceding 
 Voyages ; with the Tracks of the Ships under his Command. 
 By Lieut. Eoberts of His Majesty's Koyal Navy, good 
 copy, rare, 35 by 22 inches, coloured. [^London, 1783 ?] 
 
 This important and most convenient map exhibits at a glance not only 
 the tracks of the Endcawr in 1768-71, the Resolution in 1772-1775, 
 and in the last voyage, 1776-1780, but also gives the Russian discoveries 
 in the Northern Pacific ou both the Asiaf^lc and Amciicau coasts. 
 
 3073 World. Orbis Eomani Pivis Occidentalis, auctor D'An- 
 ville, 21J by 26 inches, coloured. 
 
 Weigelio- Schneider, Norimbergce, 1 783 
 
 3074 World. [A Map of the World divided into Northern 
 and Southern Hemispheres], diameter 13^ inches, coloured. 
 
 William Faden, London, 1st Jan. and Ist Dec. 1790 
 With tracks of Navigators in the North and South Pacific. 
 
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 Dec. 1790 
 
 cific- 
 
 3075 World [Map of tbe] Old World or Eastern Hemisphere, 
 Newe World or Western Hemisphere, 3rd Edition, diame- 
 ters, 13^ inches coloured. W. Faden, London, Dec. \st. 1790 
 
 The value of this map to students of historical geography and voyages is 
 greatly enhanced by having many tracks of Navigators laid down ou it 
 with their dates. 
 
 3070 World. Wereld Kaart volgens de Nieuwste Ontdek- 
 kingen van Cook, Macartneij, La Perouse, Mungo Park, 
 Krusenstern en Anderen. The two Hemispheres on one sheet, 
 diameters 9| inches, coloured. 
 
 Franqois BoJin, Haarlem, 1807 
 
 3077 World. Map of the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, 
 2 sheets, diameters 22J inches, coloured. [^London, 1810 ?] 
 
 3078 World. [Map of the World, divided into Northern and 
 Southern Hemispheres, with the Poles in the centre] 
 2 sheets ea. 22| inches diameter, coloured. {^London, 1815 ?j 
 
 3079 World. Carte Generale de TUnivers. [With the 
 Possessions of the different European Powers all over the 
 World marked in separate Colours. The Title is repeated 
 in German at the other end of the Map], a very curious 
 and instructive map, 15 hy 15-g- inches. 
 
 Scarce. J. C. Hinrichs [1815 ?] 
 
 3080 World. Mappe-Monde sur la Projection de Mercator 
 Carte Encyprotype reduite de celle sur 4 feuilles du meme 
 Auteur. Par H. Brue, 29^ hy 21 inches, coloured, fine and 
 clean. Paris, 1816 
 
 3081 World. Mappe-Monde en deux Hemispheres. Carte 
 Encyprotype. Par H. Brue. 2 Hemispheres on 1 sheet, 
 diameters 13 inches, coloured. Paris, 1816 
 
 3082 World. Die Oestliche Halbkugel der Erde in Stereo- 
 graphischer Aequatorial Projection entworfen von F. W. 
 Strait (Die AVestliche Halbkugel, etc.) Diameters 19^ 
 inches, coloured and mounted on calico. 
 
 F. Campe, Nurnberg, 1817 
 
 3083 World. Die Oestliche Halbkugel (Die Westliche Halb- 
 kugel) der Erde in Stereographischer Aequatorial Projec- 
 tion entworfen von F. W. Streit. 2 Maps. Diameters 19 
 inches, coloured. F. Campe, Nilrnherg, 1819 
 
 3084 Worlu. Terrestrial Magnetism by Colonel Edward 
 Sabine [in 7 Compartments] as follows :— Lines of Equal 
 Declination. Epoch 1840, Magnetic Declination 1787; 
 Magnetic Inclination 1840 ; Ditto, 1780, Magnetic Decli- 
 nation from 65° to 90° N. Lat. as computed by Gauss's 
 Theory ; Magnetic Inclination ditto, and Isodynamic Iiiues, 
 1840, 24 by 19J- inches. 
 
 W. Blackwood Sf Sons, Fdinburqh ^' London, n. d. [1 845 ?] 
 Humboldt's copy, presented to him by Col. Sabiue. 
 
miVHM 
 
 358 
 
 Bibliotheca Qeograpliica 
 
 ill 
 
 3085 "World. Outlines of Botanical Geography. The 
 Distribution of Plants in a Perpendicular Direction. (The 
 Geographical Distribution of Plants according to Hum- 
 boldt's Statistics, etc.) [A double Map, the lower one 
 comprising the whole World.) A proof, or specimen copy, 
 22^ by 19^ incites, coloured. Johnstone, Edinburgh [no date'] 
 We guess this map to have been made about 1850. Every intelligent 
 geographer like Johnston of Edinburgh who neglects to attach dates to 
 his maps ought to be prohibited from publishing them. It is a catch- 
 penny trick and ought to be regarded as such. 
 
 308G "VVorthingtou (^Massachusetts) Secular and Ecclesiastical 
 History of the Town of Worthington, from its first Settle- 
 ment to the present time [by James C. Rice]. 
 
 8° Weed Parsons and Co. Albany, 1853 
 
 3087 WEIGHT (Edward) Ceutaink Erkoes in Navigation 
 arising either of the ordinarie erroneous making or veing 
 of the Sea Chart, Com passe, Crosse staffe, and Tables of 
 declination of the Sunne, and fixed Starres, detected and 
 corrected by E, Wright, with the Voyage of the right Ho. 
 George Earle of Cvmberland to the Azores, etc. fine large 
 copy in old blue morocco. 4° Valentine Sims, London, 1599 
 
 Some copies have a Chart of the Earl of Cumberland's Voyage, but it 
 is so rare that, like Hakluyt's map, the work is considered perfect 
 without it. The Voyage is separately paged 1-29. This copy, wanting 
 the Chart, has however the leaf of Faults at the end almost always 
 wanting. 
 
 3088 Wyatt (James) The Life and surprizing Adventures of 
 J. Wyatt, written by himself, 6th edition, portrait and 
 copper-plates. 12° S. Slater, London, 1755 
 
 3089 Wttfliet (Coknelitjs) Desceiptionis Ptolemaic^ 
 Augmentum, sive Occidentis Notitia brevi commentario 
 
 hac secunda editione magna sui ancta., fine 
 
 fol. Apud Franciscum Fabri, Duaci, 1603 
 
 In some respects the numerous maps in this volume are superior to any 
 
 others that precede them, especially in reference to English and 
 
 French America. The maps were first engraved in 1597. This is the 
 
 third issue with the Latin text, though called the Second edition. 
 
 3090 I^^SiLr^lAVIER de Lizana y Beaumont (Don Fran- 
 cisco, Archbishop of Mexico) Tnntruccion 
 Pastoral, sobre la costumbre de llevai* las Se- 
 noras el pecho y brazos desnudo8,y?wc clean 
 copy, on delicate subjects. 
 
 4° Bona Maria Fernandez de Jauregni, Mexico, 1808 
 A funny book, very, and one well fortified with texts and authorities. 
 This curious Pastoral Charge exhibits to us the queer spectacle of a 
 presumably jolly old Mexican Archbishop running full tilt at the pre- 
 prevailing fashions of the fairer portions of his flock. It seems tliat 
 the Mexican ladies had adopted the new French fashion of allowing the 
 wicked world to see too much of them by displaying their arms and 
 charms without any covering save that of innocence, whereupon the 
 wrath of the worthy Father is kindled. He tells them that such an 
 exposure iutiamcs ordinary men, and even the most holy and the most 
 
 illustrate, et 
 copy, vellum. 
 
Bihliotheca Ilistorica 
 
 359 
 
 y. The 
 >n. (The 
 to Hum- 
 )wer one 
 men copy, 
 [no date] 
 intelligent 
 eh dates to 
 is a catch- 
 
 esiastical 
 3t Settle- 
 
 my, 1853 
 
 VIOATION 
 
 or veing 
 Tables of 
 icted and 
 right Ho. 
 fine large 
 ion, 1599 
 rage, but it 
 red perfect 
 ly, wanting 
 ost always 
 
 mtures of 
 •trait and 
 ^on, 1755 
 
 LEMAIC^ 
 
 imentario 
 .ucta,_/?Me 
 aci, 1603 
 rior to any 
 glish and 
 This is the 
 ition. 
 
 on Fran- 
 itruccion 
 las Se- 
 ine clean 
 
 ico, 1808 
 uthoritics. 
 tacle of a 
 
 t the pre- 
 3em8 that 
 owing the 
 arms and 
 eupon the 
 it such an 
 
 the most 
 
 mortified, who are under the hard noccssity of continually guarding 
 against the torch which threatens to set their very souls on fire. One 
 would scarcely have imagined that holy men were so inflammable, but 
 he downrightly asserts that the sight of Beauty thus unadorned is like 
 setting flame to tow. " La excitacion, les movimientos de eoncupis- 
 cencia lo que sucede generalmente d todos hs que ven d las Senoras de 
 este modo, etc." Whether telling the Mexican Sefioras or Sefioritas 
 that the new fashion rendered them not merely attractive but irresistible 
 was the best way to persuade them to abandon it, seems doubtful and 
 not at all in accordance with a layman's experience of female nature. 
 Of course a Pastoral Charge would not be complete unless it cursed 
 somebody, so towards the conclusion the French get it hot and heavy. 
 The Archbishop calls them " the impious French, abominable abortion 
 of the abyss," and says that it is they, their wives and daughters, their 
 female relations and concubines, who to destroy our faith have intro- 
 duced and propagated in Mexico the pestiferous custom, the abomin- 
 able and poisonous fashion, that the Senoras should go about with naked 
 arms and bosoms, and the men with an article of dress which excites 
 and provokes the women. " These are they who continually increasing 
 in pnde and in malignant inventions, in likeness of the infernal spirits, 
 have introduced with devilish cunning flesh-colowred stockings and 
 diabolical lace," and who are insensibly and gradually " despoiling us 
 of all our temporal goods and our rights to those of Eternity." 
 
 3092 [^^^jANKEESpy (The)m Me/oriw o/a catechism, 
 very curious, and probably ivitty, wants title, 
 if it ever had one, uncut. 8" [Boston ?} 179-li 
 
 3092 York Town. Official Plan of the Siege 
 of Torktown, Va. under Gen. McClellan, 
 5 April to 3 May 18G2, prepared under Gen. J. G. Bar- 
 nard, Chief Engr., 28 by 17 inches. Washington, 1802 
 
 3093 Young against Chipman. Narrative of the case, and a 
 concise statement of the trial at the Circuit Court, before 
 the Judges Smith, Thompson, and Elijah Ptiine, Oct. 4, 
 1820, at Kutland. Verdict for the Plaintiff: Damages 
 $8,927,51. 8° Gamaliel Small, Virgennes, 1827 
 
 3094 Yriarte (Francisco de) objeto de su suerte, etc. (His 
 claim to be appointed to the office promised him of Equerry 
 and Auditor of the Cavalry of His Highness the Cardinal) 
 half roan. [Madrid, IQ50?} 
 
 3095 Yucatan. Ivcatana Eegio et Fondura, a map \\\ by 
 9 inches. [Wytfliet, Lovanii, 1597] 
 
 3096 p^^^^AEATE (Augustin de) Histoiro de la Decou- 
 verte et de la Conquete du Perou. Traduito 
 de I'Espagnol par S. D. C. 2 vols, mavi and 
 plates. 12» Paris, 1716 
 
 3097 Zarate (Augustin de) Histoiro de la 
 Decouverte et de la Conquete du Perou traduite par 
 S. D. C. 2 vols, map and plates. 8" Paris, 1742 
 
 3098 Zarco (F.) Historia del Congreso Estraovdinario Consti- 
 tuyento de 1856 y 1857, 2 vols. Mexico, 1857 
 
 3099 Zecland (Kaarte van de Provintie) en dcrselver Stroomen 
 naar de nieuwsto "\Vaarncmingen,29^ byl%\ inches. 
 
 J. Covens ^- Zoon, Amsl. [1760 ?] 
 
f r 
 
 860 Bibliotheea Oeograplnca 
 
 3100 Zoelande (Le Comte de) dressfe sur les Memoiros les 
 plus nouvoaux par le S"" Sanson, 31i by 22 inches, coloured, 
 fine and dean. H. Jaillot, Paris, 1692 
 
 3101 Zelaude (Nouvelle Carte de la Province de) par F. van 
 Baarsel et Fils, 20^ by 16 inches, coloured. 
 
 F J. Weygand, La Haye, 1818 
 
 3102 Zengeii (John Peter) The Case and Tryal of J. P. 
 Zenger of New- York, Printer, who was lately tryed and 
 acquitted for Printing and Publishing a Libel against the • 
 Government, with the Pleadings and Argumer ^s on both 
 Sides, fine copy, half roan. 8° J. Wilford, London, 1750 
 
 3103 Zenger (John Peter) The Trial of J. P. Zenger, of New- 
 York, Printer, who was charged \''ith having printed and 
 published a Libel against the Government, and acquitted. 
 With a Narrative of his Case, to which is now added the 
 the Trial of Mr, "William Owen, Bookseller, near Temple 
 Bar, who was also charged with the Publication of a Libel 
 against the Government ; of which he was honourably 
 acquitted by a Jury of Free-born Englishmen, Citizens of 
 Loudon, yfne copy, uncut, half roan. 
 
 8° J. Almon, London, 1765 
 310li Zeno (Cateeino) De i Commentarii del Viaggio in 
 Persia di M. C. Zeno il K. & delia guerre fatte nell' 
 Imperio Persianc dal tempo di Yssuncassano in qui^, Libri 
 due. Et dello Scoprimento dell' Isole Frislanda, Eslanda, 
 Engrouelanda, Estotilanda, et Icaria fatto sotto il Polo 
 Artico da due fratelli Zeni, M. Nicolo il K. e M. Antonio. 
 Libro uno, the rare map in photo lithographic facsimile, fine 
 copy, blue morocco. 8° Francesco Marcolini, Venetia, 1558 
 
 No book has, perhaps, puzzled geographers more than this, especially 
 the map, and few books have had more able editors and commentators 
 upon it, yet we are no nearer a definite settlement as to its genuineness 
 than they were two centuries ago. The editor claims that the map was 
 sent by Nicolo Zeno in 1405 to Venice. It was not published till 1558, 
 and the original has never been produced. It seems to us, after re- 
 peated and prolonged studies, that if the map be genuine the most of 
 its geography is false, while a part of it is remarkably accurate. If it 
 be spurious, that is got up at the time of its publication just after the 
 death of Ramusio, it is cleverly done, but the text is so indefinite that 
 the learned may argue about it till doomsday night, and then require 
 candles to see their points. ' '- 
 
 3105 Zorgdragers (C. G., Bloeyende Opkomst der Aloude en 
 Hedendaagsche Groenlandsche Visschery. Met byvoeging 
 van de Walvischvangst door Abraham Moubach, valuable 
 maps and plates, fine copy, vellum. 
 
 4° Johannes Oosterwyk, Amsterdam, 1720 
 
 3106 ZuBLA (Placido) Dissertazione intorno ai Viaggi e 
 Scoperte Settentrionali di Nicol6 ed Antonio Fratelli Zeni, 
 fine copy, uncut, scaecb, with a copy of the Zeno map of 
 
 1405. 8° Venezia, 1808 
 
 Sec No. 3104 for the original edition of the Zeni's book. 
 
Bibliotheca Hiatorica. 
 
 361 
 
 fioirca lea 
 
 coloured, 
 
 trig, 1692 
 
 ar F. van 
 
 'aye, 1818 
 of J. P. 
 ryed and 
 gainst the 
 i on both 
 Ion, 1750 
 , of New- 
 inted and 
 acquitted, 
 tdded the 
 ir Temple 
 >f a Libel 
 Dnourably 
 itizens of 
 
 don, 1765 
 iaggio in 
 itte neir 
 ui^, Libri 
 , Eslanda, 
 ) il Polo 
 Antonio. 
 mile, fine 
 \etia, 1558 
 
 , especially 
 mcntators 
 cnuineness 
 le map was 
 ■ till 1558, 
 after re- 
 ;he most of 
 irate. If it 
 St after the 
 efinite that 
 len require 
 
 loude en 
 
 jvoeging 
 
 valuable 
 
 3107 ZUNIGA (Diego Ontiz de) Annales Eclesiasticos 
 y Socularos de la muy noble y muy leal Ciudad de Sevilla, 
 Metropoli de la Andaluzia.que contienen bus maa princi pales 
 Memorias desdo el Ano de 1240 on que einprendio con- 
 guiatarla del poder de laa Moroa, el glorioaiasimi Rey S. 
 Fernando Tercero de Castilla y Leon haata el de 1G71 en 
 quo la Catolica Iglesia le concedio el culto y titulo de 
 Bienaventurado, with the engraved title also, fine clean copy, 
 , vellum. folio, La Imprentu Real, Madrid, 1077 
 
 From the constant nse made of this excellent work by Irving, Prcscott» 
 Ticknor and Bancroft, it is manifest that it should hold high rank 
 among books relating to America, especially as a great deal we know 
 of Columbus and his sons Diego and Ferdinand, his brother Bartholomew, 
 Las Casas, Cortes, and many others, is found only in this volume. It ia 
 almost a necessity that every American historian should have access to 
 it. It seldom occurs for sale. 
 
 3108 Zutphani89 (Comitatus) sive Geldria9 Tetrachire Riit- 
 phanienaia correctiasima Deacriptio de novo reviaa per F. 
 de Witt, 21^ by 18^ inches, 
 
 coloured. Covens and Mortier, Amst. [1710 ?] 
 
 3109 Zuyder-Zee. Suite de la Carte du Suyder-Zee depuis 
 riale d'Urck ju^quea h, Amaterdam. [N.B. There is a 
 Second Title in the lower Eight-hand corner as follows] : 
 Carte dea Entrees du Suyder-Zee et de I'Embs avec lea 
 lalea, Bancs et Coates comprisea entre La HoUande et la 
 Eriae Orientale. [Thia 2nd Title ia really the principal 
 one as the Map is complete], 34i by 23 inches, 
 
 coloured. P. Mortier, Amsterdam [1699 ?] 
 
 am, 1720 
 
 Viaggi e 
 
 elli Zeni, 
 
 map of 
 
 ie'a, 1808 
 

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