1081 Hudson (Samuel) An Addition or Postscript to the Vindi- C^/^s^t^ cation of the Essence and Unity of the Church Catholick visible, and the Priority thereof in regard of Particular Churches Lond. 1658, 2 prel. leaves and 52 pp. 4" R 122 FOTJETH day's SALE. 1082 Huit (Ephraim) Pastor, of Windsor, Connecticut. The whole n Propheeie of Daniel explained, by a Paraphrase, Analysis c^^ and briefe Comment, old calf c/J'et^ [Lond."] Henry Overton, 1644, 4" Two prel. leaves and 358 pp.; with ' Analisis' at p. 4, and 10 folio folded sheets of Analyses. ,^ f _ 1083 Humboldt (Alexandre de) Essai Politique sur le Eoyaume de la Nouvelle Espagne, 5 vols. hf. cf gilt Paris, 1811, 8°// Vol. I. Half-title, title, iii and 456 pp.; with map. II. Half-title, tit]eC^^/Z>-^ and 522 pp.; with tableau. III. Half-title, title, and 420 pirf'^ IV. Half-title, title, and 365 pp. V. Half-title, title, and 352 pp. ^ . t^ 1084 Hume (Sophia) An Exhortation to the Inhabitants of the^/l^^ Province of South Carolina Philadelphia, William Bradford, [1747], 158 pp. 8" /%/ ^ . 1085 — An Exhortation, etc. Another ed. m^ u.X-tU4r Bristol, Samuel Parley, 1750, 80 pp. S" ^ 1086 — An Exhortation, etc. Another ed. (^ Bond. BuTce Hinde, 1752, 152 pp. 8« •'^^^''^ y 1087 Hume (Sophia) An Epistle to the Inhabitants of South Carolina, containing Sundry Observations proper to be 9i*-. consider'd by every Professor of Christianity in general Bond. Bulce Hinde, 1754, 114 pp. 8* ^ ^ 1088 Humphreys (David) An Historical Account of the In- //^ " corporated Society for the Propagation of the Grospel ^V^/^/^^wjO Poreign Parts, very fine copy, calf Bond. 1730, ^«^^^^ xxxi and 356 pp.; 2 maps. Containing some cui'ious particulars of different parts of North America. /7 1089 Humphreys (David) An Account of the Endeavours / used by the Society for the Propagation of the Grospel inx^ Poreign Parts, to instruct the Negroe Slaves in New Tork,'^^^*^^ together with Two of Bp. Gribson's Letters on that sub- ject Bond. 1730, 45 pp. 8" ^ . 1090 Humphries (David) A Poem addressed to the Armies of ^. the United States of America, hf. mor. i^/'^a^ Neio-Haven, T. and S. Green, 1784 ; Paris, repr. 1785 ; ^^ and Bond. 1785, 28 pp. 4" 1091 Hunter (John) Memoirs of a Captivity among the Indians of North America, from Childhood to the age of Nineteen, ^/ with Anecdotes descriptive of their Manners and Customs, (/' -''^^e^^ new ed. Bond. 1823, 8° Ei^ht prel. leaves, including poi-trait, and pp. 3-147. 1092 Hutchins (Thos.) A Topographical Description of Virginia, , Pennsylvania, Maryland, and North Carolina, comprehend- vy/ the Eivers Ohio, Kenhawa, Sioto, Cherokee, Wabash-jT^^^^^^ Illinois, Missisippi, etc. List of the Nations and Tribes of Indians, etc. Bond. 1777, 8° Two prel. leaves, and 67 pp. with 2 plans and a Table of Distances. ^.A FOUETH day's SALE. 123 1093 Hutchinson (Samuel) of Boston, N.E. A Declaration of a Future Glorious Estate of a Church to be here upon /"/ // Earth, at Christ's Personal Appearance for the Restitution /j/l/^ of all things, a Thousand Tears before the Ultimate Day ^ of the General Judgment, half mor. Lond. 1667, 36 pp. 4° 1094 Hutchinson (Thomas). The Letters of Governor Hutchin- son and Lieut.-Governor Oliver, etc. Printed at Boston, / uncut Lond. 1774, 8" (v/ ^ Title and 1-34 pp. These letters were procured by Dr. Franklin, and sent*" ^ to Boston to his friend Dr. Samuel Cooper, with strict injunctions not to allow them to be published. They were, however, printed in Boston, and made a great noise at the time. The present edition was published with re- marks in exculpation of Gov. Hutchinson, by his friend, Israel Maudit. , -6 1095 Hutchinson (T.). Letters of Governor Hutchinson, 2nd ed. 5?^ }f. mor. uncut Lond. 1774, 8° '<^^ Half-title, title, and 142 pp. ^- 1096 Hutchinson (Thomas) The History of the Colony of Massachusett's Bay, from the First Settlement thereof in 1628, until its Incorporation with the Colony of Plimouth, Province of Main, 2nd ed. 2 vols. Lond. 1765, 8° Vol. I. Three prel. leaves; iv and 566 pp. II, Twoprel. leaves; iv and 539 pp. This second edition was issued in London at first with the date 1760 in error for 1 765, but the title was cancelled, and the date corrected. Volume II. of this set has the date 1760. - 1097 — History of Massachusetts Bay, from 1749 to 1774, edited ^ by the Author's Grandson, the Eev. John Hutchinson, Ms. /^^ /' Lond. 1828, 571 pp. 8»/^^^^^^ " 1098 HuTTEN (Flrich). Of the YYood called Gvaiacvm, that healeth the Erenche Pockes, and also Helpeth the Govte in the Feete, the Stoone, the Palsey, Lepree, Dropsy, r// ^ Fallynge Euyll, and other Dyseases {xoanting the 24!th leaf)-'^'^'^ Londini in Aedibvs, Tho. Bertheleti, ] 536, 1 6° Title, reverse blank. ' The Preface,' and ' IT The Table of this boke,' to- gether 5 pp. Text, 82 folioed leaves for 79, in tilactt Ultcr. . 1099 — Of the YYood called Gvaiacvm. Another ed. ^^v Londini, TJiomce Bei'theleti, 1540, 4° t:i^'V^ Title, reverse blank. ' The Preface,' 2 pp. ' The Table.' 2 pp. Text, 58 folioed leaves, in Clacfe Utter. '^ 1100 Imlay (George) A Topographical Description of the West- em Territor}^ of North America, 2nd ed. Load. 1793, 8° Title, xvi and 433 pp. ; Index, 19 pp. ; Errata, 1 p. ; 2 Maps, Plan, and Table. 1101 Impartial (An) Sketch of the various Indulgences granted by Great Britain to her Colonies, upon which they have ^Jy^ / founded their Presumption of soaring towards Independence ^y^^^^r^ Lond. 1788, 2 prel. leaves, and 43 pp. 8« 124 rOUETH DAY S SALE. ? - 1102 Importance (The) of Gaining and Preserving the Friend- ship of the Indians to the British Interest considered, hf., mor. Lond. 1752, S*"" / Title, and 46 pp. By Archibald Kennedy. '■ ■ 1103 Importance (The) of the British Dominion in India, com- j>Q-ir pared with that in America, hf. mor. Lond. 1770, title, and pp. 5-60, 16° '^ , llOli Important (Some) Observations, occasioned by and adapted ,v > / to, the Publick Past, Ordered by Authority, December 18th, A.D. 1765, half calf Neivport, Sam. Hall, 1766, hf. -title, title, and pp. 3-61, 4° 6 1105 Inc' Wadi Yokugala Ka^Towannes Intloko Yokugala, uncut, A y hf. mor. ^/^ \_Colopho7i] IbisMcilelwe E-Ghumie Emaxoseni, 1832, 16 pp, sm. 8° Presumed to be in tbe Mohawk Indian Language. /j ^ - 1106 Indarte (Jose Eivera) Efemerides de los Deguellos. Asesi-*-//^ natos y Matanzas del DegoUador Juan Manual Rosas '^ Montevideo [1829], 32 pp. 8° /. 1107 Independent Whig (The), oZf?c«Z/" C^^ \Colo]^hon^ Printed and sold by Samuel Keiiner, in Philadeljihia [1720], 4" Eight prel. leaves, and text 227 pp. The hidejiendent Whig consists of an Introduction of 1 6 pages and 53 numbers, generally of four pages each, I'eprinted from the London edition. /"- 1108 India. Letera de la nobil cipta: nouamente ritrouafca aUe q/ Indie con li costumi & modi del suo lie & soi populi : Li z7^ modi del suo adorate con la bella vsanza de le donue loro : & de le dua persone ermafrodite donate da quel Ee al Capitano de larmata, hoards [at the end] Data in Peru adi. 25 de Nouemhre, 1534, [Beprint, Milan, 1830 ?], 8 pp. 4° /^. f 1109 Indiat^ Laws. Letes t oedenanzas nuetamente hechas / POE su Magestad, paea la gobernacion de las Indias .^^j^ T BUEN TEATAMIENTO T COKSEEYACION DE LOS IndIOS Alcala, Joan de Srocar, 1543, folio The First Collection of Indian Laws. — The title and last two or three leaves are in MS. — the original printed leaves being folioed ii to ix. When perfect the volume should consist of 20 pages. It is the first collection of printed laws relating to the New World, and (according to Mr. llich, who in 1832, priced a copy £21.) is of the utmost rarity. • o 1110 Indian Treaties, and Laws and Eegulations relating to Indian Affairs Washington, 1826, 881 pp. 8° ,^ 0000 Indian and Ameeican Languages. See Ardas ; Bcr- /j^^. tonio; Gaona; Hoiose; Inc^ivadi YoJcugala; Long; Lutheri' Catechismus, in Virginian; MacKenney; Molina; Morning Frai/er, in Mohawk; Neve y Molina; Noceda ; Occam; Ockanickon ; Bamimngo ; Parkinson ; Perez ; Primer, in Mohawk. FOTTETH day's SALE. 125 5 1111 Interest (The) of the Merchants and Manufacturers of Great Britain, in the present contest with the Colonies, stated and considered, lif. mor. Lond. 1776, title and 50 pp. 8° / 1112 Ireuicvm ; or, an Essay towards a Brotherly Peace and Ynion, between those of the Congregational and Presby- terian "Way Lond. 1659, 4° Seven prel. leaves ; viz. title, reverse blank ; the Preface ; the At- testation; to the Judicious Reader ; and an Advertisement to the Reader. Text 75 pp. A great part of this book pertains to the Church affairs of New England. Mr. Cotton's, Mr. Hook's, and Mr. Shepard's books / are frequently quoted. 1113 IsEAEL (Menasseh Ben) Spcs Israelis, calf, ly Bedford Amst. 1650, 12° Six prel. leaves and 111 pp. Concerning the identity of the Aborigines of America with the Hebrew Race. / O^ 1114 ' , 1115 1116 ' 1117 r ^ 1118 '- 1119 '. /ll20 Izquierdo. + El Padre Sebastian Izquierdo, Assistente en Eoma por las Provincias de Espana, mando al Procurado G-eneral de Indias en esta Corte, al ano de 1673, dar a la estampa, este Papel, unbound {Lima, 1673 ?] fol. Eight folioed leaves. lacquin (Nic. Joseph) Selectarum Stirpium Americanarum Historia in qua ad Linnaeanum Systema Determinatae De- seriptaeque, imcut Manhemii, 1788, 378 pp. 8" Jamaica. The present State of Jamaica, with the Life of the Great Columbus the first Discoverer : to which is added an Exact Account of Sir Hen. 'Morgan's Voyage to, and famous Siege and taking of Panama from the Spaniards Lond. Fr. Clark for Tho. Malthus, 1683, 12» Five prel. leaves ; viz. title, reverse blank, ' to the Reader.' 4 pp. Books sold by Tho. Malthus 4 pp. Text 54 pp. Title. ' Sir Henry Morgan's Voyage to Panama, 1670. London, Printed for Thomas Malthus, at the Sun in the Poultry, 1683.' Text pp. 57 to 117. This is probably one of the Books containing the libel upon Sir Henry Morgan, for which he recovered the sum of £200, in an action against the publisher, T. Malthus. See London Gazette, June 8, 1 685. Rich says this work was published in order to make a favourable impression as to Morgan. — A Narrative of Affairs lately received from his Majesties Island of Jamaica, uncut Lond. 1683, title and 6 pp. fol. — Account of the late Earthquake in Jamaica, June the 7th, 1692, calf extra, hy Bedford, with the Autograph of White Kennett on the title Lond. 1693, ^ Four prel. leaves and 26 pp. — The Truest and Largest Account of the late Earthquake in Jamaica, June the 7th, 1692, hf. mor. Lond. 1693, 4<» Four prel. leaves and 26 pp. — The following Address, and particular Instances as to the Duties demanded on Prize Goods brought into Jamaica, etc. hf mor. folio Four pp. With 'The Account,' a folded Sheet. 'An Answer to some False and Malicious Objections given out, to prevent the Duties on Prize Goods being remitted, with some Observations.' 2 pp. Bound together. 126 FOURTH day's SALE. Jamaica : continued. \f, 1121 — The Trade Granted to the South-Sea Company : con- X sidered with Relation to Jamaica, hf .mor. aX^^z^ Lond. 1714, 30 pp. S** f . 1122 — A View of the Proceedings of the Assemblies of Jamaica, j^y for some Tears past. With some considerations on the /vC^-m' Present State of that Island Lond. 1716, 48 pp. 8" t / 1123 — A Vindication of the late Grovernor and Council o^ //j ' Jamaica Lond. 1716, 32 pp. ^o/c^^^r^i { A 1124 — A True Account of the late Pyracies of Jamaica, hf. mor. 'Jd- Vol. I. Title, and 628 pp. Copper-plates numbered 1 to 4. II. Title; ^ and 600 pp. Plates numbered 5 to 15. III. Title, viii and pp. 595-976. Plate numbered 16. By Edward Long^, Esq. The work has now become exceedingly rare. — Nichols. 6 1138 — Acts of Assembly, passed in the Island of Jamaica, from '^^L,,.^?^ 1770 to 1783, inclusive, hf. calf .^'^^-^^c Kingston . , . Jamaica, 1786, 4" Three prel. leaves; 31 pp. and pp. 3-424. ' An Abridgment of the Laws of Jamaica, etc. by way of Index,' etc. 40 pp. / ]139 — The New Jamaica Almanack, and Eegister, calculated to the Meridian of the Island for the Year 1798, [2nd ed. '/^/^r^r^-z carefully corrected], morocco ■' ' ' Kingston: Stevenson and Aihnan [1798], 12"^ One hundred and fifty-seven pp. Index, etc. 15 pp. Map of Martinico. ^ 1140 — The Rev. Mr. Cooper and bis Calumnies against Jamaica, -^^X-, by a West Indian, /?/: won /«maica, 1825, 67 pp. 8° c^ /-^-^^ 1141 — Observations on the System by which Estates have been . and are still Managed in Jamaica, and on the Apprentice- ,01 ship introduced by the recent Abolition Act '^ Kdinh. 1836, 27 pp. 8" 1142 — The Revised Statutes of Jamaica, as to Crimes and Mi?- y^ demeanors, Analytically and Alphabetically Arranged \o'>^'^^^^''^^ 1842-3 Lond. 1844, 384 pp. 8" 1143 — Appendix to the Report of the Central Board of Health Q'^^<_ of Jamaica, uncut .^v^<^^ Spanish Town, F. M. Wilson, 1852, 3 pi. Is. and 282 pp. 8° 0000 — See Brief {A) Journal ; Burroughs ; CoJce 1144 James (Thomas). The Steange and Dangeeovs Vot- y^ AGE OF CaPTAINE ThOMAS IaMES, IN HIS INTENDED DiS- _^ , "/> COUBRT OF THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE INTO THE ^OVSll^^^./^^^ Sea : wherein the Misei'ies indvred both Going, Winter- iug. Returning, and the Rarities obserued, both Philoso- phicall and Mathematical, are related in this lournall of it, wants the map, blue morocco extra hy Hagday Lond. ly lohn Legatt for John Partridge, 1633, 4° Three prel. leaves, viz. title, reverse blank. ' To the Kings most excel- lent and sacred Maiestie,' 2 pp. • To my worthy friend and fellow-Tem- A 128 FOURTn day's sale. plar Captaine lames,' signed ' Thomas Nash,' 1 page, ' The Printer de- sires,' etc. 1 page. "Text, 120 pp. ' The Names of the seuerall instru- ments I prouided and bought for this Voyage,' 2 pp. ' This was the man- ner that we tooke the variation of the compasse,' etc. 4 pp. and blank leaf. ' An Appendix touching Longitude,' 6 pp. signed ' H. Gellibrand.' ' To the venerable Artists and younger Students in Divinity in the famous Vniuersity of Cambridge,' 10 pp. signed ' X. Z.' This account, printed by King Charles's command, contains some remarkable physical observa- tions respecting the intensity of the cold and the accumulation of ice in northern latitudes. — Lowndes. "y 1145 — The same. The Second Edition, revised and corrected /^^ / ' Lond. 1740, 5 prel, leaves and 142 pp. map, S"'^^^ ■(- 1146 Janeway (James). Mr. James Janeway's Legacy to his Friends, containing Twenty-seven Famous Instances of Grod's Providences in and about Sea Dangers and Deliver- ances, old calf Lond. Dorman Newman, 1674, 16"^ Four prel. leaves, viz. Title and ' The Epistle to the Reader,' signed 'John Ky ther ;' text, 134 pp. A great part of this book relates to New England, / and other parts of America. Z - o 1147 Janney (Thomas). An Epistle from Thomas Janney to/y*^^^ Friends of Cheshire, ^row^ margin mutilated Lond. T. Sowle, 1694, 8 pp. 4° //- 1148 Japan. A Briefe Eolation of the Persecvtion lately made against the Catholike Christians in the Kingdome of laponia, deuided into Two Bookes, Taken out of the jP Annuall Letters of the Fathers of the Society of lesvs, and^^;^^^^ other Authenticall Informations. "Written in Spanish, and printed first at Mexico in the West Indies, the yeare of Christ 1616, and newly translated into English by W. W. Grent. The First Part, old calf 1619, 350 pp. ' The Table' 2 pp. 16° Z ' 1149 Jay (Sir James) Knt. M.D. of New TorTc, A Letter to the /^ Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, etc. in respect to j/Su,- the Collection that was made for the Colleges of New York and Philadelphia, Tif. mor. Lond. 3774, title and 20 pp. 8« ^ - 1150 Jay (James) Dissertatio Medica Inauguralis, de FluorevO( Albo, If. mor. Edinh. 1753, 2 prel. leaves and 28 pp. 4^^ rr ^ ■ 1151 Jay ("William) A Eeview of the Causes and Consequences ,^ of the Mexican "War, calf gilt, marhled edges / //A Boston : Benjamin B. 3Iussey and Co. 1849, 333 pp. 12°/^^^ ^ . 1152 Jefferson (Thomas) Am. See. of State, Authentic Copies of the Correspondence of, and George Hammond, Esq. Vy^' Minister Plenipotentiary of (jreat Britain, on the l^ou- M/ycJ^ Execution of Existing Treaties, the Delivering the Frontier Posts, etc. Tf. mor. PJdlad. printed, Lond. repr. 1794, 8'' Two Parts. Part I. Title and 89 pp. Part II. Title and 11 pp. ' Papers relative to Great Britain,' 59 pp. These papers comprehend everything necessary to afford coni]ilete information with respect to the grounds of the disputes between Great Britain and America. — Itkh. FOTJIITH day's sale. 129 / 1153 Jefferys (Tliomas) The Natural^ and Civil History of the / 'ip--^ 1154 Erench Dominions in North and South America, calf y^ Lond. 1760, folio y^^ Part I. 4 pi-«I. leaves and 168 pp.; 8 maps. Part II. 2 prel. leaves auci 246 pp.; 10 maps. Jefferys (Thomas) A Description of the Spanish Islands and /■. / Settlements on the Coast of the West Indies, old calf / 1159 ; ^ iiGO \ /1161 Three prel. leaves, xxLv and 106 pp.; Index, 2 pp.; with the 32 maps and plans. ^--, Jefferys (Thomas) Voyages from Asia to America, ^ov/^ Completing the Discoveries of the North-west Coast oU//^/-^^ America ; to which is prefixed, a Summary of the Voyages made by the Russians on the Frozen Sea in search of a North-East Passage, 2nd Ed. Lond. 1764, 128 pp. and 2 maps, 4" /_ Jefferys (Thomas) The Great Probability of a North-west (VYj^ Passage, deducted from Observations on the Letter of r^^^^^ Admiral De Fonte Lond. 1768, 4° One hundred and seventy-eight p.igres and 3 maps. Jefferys was rather the publisher than the author. The author, according to Meusel, was Theodore Swindrage ; but is named by Watts, Dragge. Jeverum (Jo.) Verzeichniss allerhand Pietistischer Intrigueu und Unordnungen, in Litthauen, vielen Stadten Teutsch- landes, Hungarn, und America 1729, title and 173 pp. 8" John tlie Painter. A Short Account of the Motives which determined the Man called John the Painter, and a Justi- fication of his Conduct; written by himself, and sent to his Friend, Mr. A. Tomkins, with a request to publish it after his execution, lif mor. Lond. 1777, 4° Half-title, title, and 15 pp. Johnson (Charles) A Greneral History of the Eobberies and Murders of the most notorious Pyrates, and also theii: Policies, Discipline and Grovernment, from their first Rise and Settlement in the Island of Providence in 1717 to the present year 1724 ; with the Remarkable Actions and Adventures of the two Female Pyrates, Mary Read and Anne Bonny Lond. 1724, 8° Eleven pre), leaves and pp. 17-320; 3 copper-plates at pp. 86, 117, 202. An appropriate sequel to the Historij oj' the Bnccaniers. Johnson (Mrs. James) of CJiarlesfoicn, J^. H. The Captive jZ/^Z/^ American; containing an Account of thd Sufferings oi^^^^'^^^^ Mrs. Johnson during four vears with the Indians and French, If mor. ' Air, 1802, 21 pp. 12° s / K^*i^ ?./ 130 POTJETH DAT S SALE. ^. 1162 Johnson (Samuel) D,D. of Connecticut. A Letter to Mr. Jonathan Dickinson, in defence of Aristocles to Authades, /a concerning the Sovereignty and Promises of Grod, hf. mor. y^/^-zr-^ Boston, Bogers and Foit-le, 1747, 28 pp. 8<=^ f , ^ 1163 Johnson (Samuel) The Chi'istian indeed; explained in y Two Sermons of Humility and Charity, preached at ^'S^-gv^^r^^- Haven, June 28, 1767, hf. mor. "^ New Haven, Tlio. and Sam. Green, 1768, 24 pp. 8° 1164 Johnson (Samuel) A Demonstration of the Eeasonableness, /^ Usefulness, and Great Duty of Prayer, hf. mor. t7~^ New York, TV. Weyman, 1760, S^ Twenty-eight pp.; 'A Letter to a Friend, relating to the same subject,' 6 pp.; 'Advertisement' and 'A short Tract on Mysteries,' 4 pp. 0000 Johnson (Samuel) LL.D. See Taxation no Tyranny ; Thoughts respecting the Falkland Islands. /7 ^^^1166 Johnston (Thomas) Travels through Lower Canada, inter-^^^,.,^^ spersed with Canadian Tales and Anecdotes /■'cr* Edinh. 1827, frontisp. and 96 pp. 12° ^,/ll67 Johnstone (Walter) A Series of Letters descriptive of J^l^,.^ ' Prince Edward Island, in the Gulph of St. Laurence a.-''^^^ Dumfries, 1822, 72 pp. 12° J ' 1168 Johnstone (Walter) Travels in Prince Edward Island, Grulf ^ of St. Lawrence, North America, in 1820-21 M^-^ Edinh. 1823, 132 pp. and map, 12o /J . 1169 Jones (Paul). Paul Jones, ou Propheties sur I'Amerique, I'Angleterre, la Prance, I'Espagne, la Hollande, etc. par ^J^ Paul Jones, Corsaire, Prophete et Sorcier comme il n'eruy^ f6t jamais, hf. mor. uncut [1797], 120 pp. 8" • 1170 Jorgensen (Jorgen). State of Christianity in the Island of ^^.^ Otaheite Bond. 1811, title and 175 pp. 8o/^^'^- 9 1 1171 Joseph (E. L.) History of Trinidad O,^ Trinidad, H. J. Mils, [1838], 281 pp. 12° ^^'^ /- /ll72 Joseph [Emperor of Germany'] and Benjamin [Pranklin], j ' a Conversation, translated from a Erench Manuscript ,ozr^ Bond. 1787, 2 prel. leaves and 253 pp. 12° Q . 1173 JossELTN (John) Ak Account or Two Voyages to /? ^ O' New England, fine clean copy j/X'Pt^ For Giles Widdows, 1674, sm. 8° License, 1 leaf preceding title; Title; Dedication and Errata, 2 leaves; text, 279 pp. followed by 3 pp. of advertisements. /C- 1174 Joutel, A Journal of the last Voyage Perform'd by Monsr. y/ de la Sale, to the Gulph of Mexico, to find out the Mouth //^'*^ of the Missisipi Eiver, cf Bond. 1714, 8° Sixteen prel. leaves, 205 pp. and 5 pp. of Index. Chailevoix speaks highly of Joutel, and of the services he rendered to M. de la Sale, in his unfor- tunate expedition. — Rich. f-/ ^ POUETH day's sale. 131 1175 JouEDAN. A Plaine Desceiption op the Baemtdas, NOW CALLED SoMMEE Ilands ; with the ISIanner of their Discouerie anno 1609, by the Shipwrack and admirable „ . , /l/^ O Deliuerance of Sir Thomas Gates and Sir George Sommers, ^Iw wherein are truly set forth the commodities and profits of Jt^-e^t^i'^ that rich, pleasant and healthful! covntrie, cut close, and the last page in exact facsimile by Harris, blue mor. extra, by Bedford Lond. by W. Stansby, for W. Welby, 1613, 4P Four prel. leaves, viz. Title, the reverse Wank ; ' To the trvly Honorable and Right Worthy Knight Sir Thomas Smith,' etc. 6 pp. in roman letter, signed 'W. C.;' text in large ]3Iac& letter in 20 unnumbered leaves ; ♦A Copie of the Articles,' etc. 3 pp. in roman type. Not mentioned by Rich, nor does Lowndes refer to the sale of any copy. ,^ 1176 Juan (George) and A. de UUoa, A Voyage to South America : /A^^^^^ describing at large the Spanish Cities, Towns, Provinces, /<=='~^^'*^ etc. on that extensive Continent, 2 vols, calf Lond. 1758,8" Vol. I. xxiv and 509 pp. Vol. II. 3 prel. leaves ; and 420 pp. Index 18 pp. Plates in the two volumes numbered i to vli. , 1177 — The same, 2nd Ed. calf Lond. 1760, 8" Vol. I. xxiv and 498 pp. Plates i to v. Vol. II. 2 prel. leaves; and 410 pp. Index 18 pp. Plates vi and vii. 1178 — The same, 3rd Ed. 2 vols, calf Lond. 1772, 8° /^ _,^ Vol. I. xxiv and 479 pp. Plates i to v. Vol. II. 2 prel. leaves, anc^/v^^'^ 419 pp. Index 14 pp. Plates vi and vii. - 1179 — The same, 5th Ed. 2 vols, calf Lond. 1807, 8° ^^^ Vol. I. xxvii and 479 pp. Plates i to v, VoL II. iv and 419 pp. Index 14 pp. Plates vi and vii. , 1180 — The same, Another Ed. 2 vols. cf. Dublin. 1758, 8<» Vol. I. 378 pp. Plates at pp. 127, 159, 341. Vol. II. 2 prel. leaves, and^ text pp. 9-356. Plates at pp. 15, 192. 1181 Juan (George) Historiche Eeisbeschryving van geheel Zuid- _^ America, 2 vols, uncut Q-ravenhage, 1771-72, 8° yy^y^^ Vol. I, 4 prel. leaves ; xxiv and 428 pp. Frontispiece and plates i to xii, jy^^ II. viii, iv, and 407 pp. Plates xiii to xxv. /^ , / 1182 Julius (N. H.) Nordamerikas sittliche Zustande. Nach ^--y eigenen Anschauungen in den Jahren 1834, 1835, und 2^-^^^ 1836, 2 vols, uncut Leipz. 1839, 8" Vol. I. xxviii and 514 pp. Map. II. xxii and 504 pp. 67 'Tafel' and 13 plates. ^ l ^ 1183 Julian (Antonio) La Perla de la America, Provincia de Santa "T^^^x^g*. Marta, reconocida, observado, y expuesta en discursos his- ''^^^ toricos, hf cf Madrid, 1787, title and 310 pp. 4P ^ ^1184 Jiidson (L. Carroll). A Biography of the Signers of the De- claration of Independence, and of AYashiugton and Patrick Henry. With an Appendix, containing the Constitution ; of the United States and other Documents ^Philadelphia, Dobson and Cowperthicait, 1839, 8° ix and 9-354 pp. 7. / 132 pouETH day's sale. 1185 Kalm (Peter) Travels into North America, 3 vols. Warrinffton, William Eyres, 1770, 8° Vol. I. xvi and 400 pp. ' Advertisement,' 1 page. Copperplates at pjfr 273 & 322. II. London, T. Lowndes, MDCCLXXI. 352 pp. Copper- plates at pp. 79, 82, 90, 274. III. London, T. Lowndes, MDCCLXXI. viii and 310 pp. Index 14 pp. List of Subscribers, 8 pp. Map of North America. A valuable work. The author's name has been immor- tidized by Linnaeus, in the beautiful Genus Kahnia, so common in the United States. — Rich. 2 . 6 1186 Kamschatka (Histoire de), des Isles Kurilski, et des eon- trees voisines, 2 vols, calf Lyon, JB. Duplain, 1767, 12^ Vol. 1. 4 prel. leaves; xv and 327 pp. With ' Carte de Kamtschatka. 11/ 4 prel. leaves, and 369 pp. With ' Carte des Isles Kurilski.' ^.o 1187 Keath (Sir William) A Collection of Papers and other/ Tracts, written occasionally, 2nd Ed. Lond. 1749, Vl'^fy^ Eleven prel. leaves, and 228 pp. /- 1188 Keating. The Grenuine Nari-ative of the Life and Transae- -^ ' tions of Major Maurice Keating, the noted Pirate and Murderer, who was executed on Monday the 27th of De-^^ ^ cember, 1784, at Cuckold's-Point, near Port-Royal, in \\\v'^^^ "^ Island of Jamaica, to which is added, A True and Paithful Account of the Loss of the Brigantine Tyrrell, and the uncommon Hardships suffered by the Crew, hf. mor. Lond. [1784] 16 pp. 8° / . 1189 Keating (William H.) Narrative of an Expedition to the Source of St. Peter's Eiver, Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the yf Woods, etc. performed in the year 1823, by order of the/^^^5^ Hon. J. C. Calhoun, Secretary of War, 2 vols, uiicui ' Philadelphia, H. C. Carey and J. Lea, 1824, 8° Vol.1. 7 prel. leaves, and pp. 9-439. With 5 plates. II. 3 prel. leaves, and pp. 5-459. With 10 plates. / 2 . /^1190 — The same, another edition, 2 vols, uncut Lond. 1825, 8° Jy~^ ' Vol. I. xvi and 458 pp. With 5 plates. Vol. II. vi and 248 pp. ' Ap- *^ pendix.' 156 pp. 3 folded Sheets and 10 plates. ^ /^1191 Keene (Eichard Raynal) A Letter of Vindication to Colonel^ ' Munroe, President of the United States, imcut ^rr^'P^ Land. 1824, 86 pp. 8" 1192 Keith (Gteoege) The Peesbtteeiak and Independent VISIBLE Chueches in New-England and elsewhere, // /^ brought to the Test, and examined according to the Doc- /^r- trin of the Holy Scriptures, in their Doctrin, Ministry ^T/W*- Worship, Constitution, Government, Sacraments, and Sabbath Day, more particularly directed to those in New- England Lond. 1691, 4 prel. leaves and 230 pp. sm. 8*» / y 1193 Keith (GtEOEGe) The Notes of the True Church, with the ^V/ /- Application of them to the Church of England, and ^kiQ^/^^/- ^ great Sin of Separation fi'om Her, a Sermon preached at Trinity Church in New York, lif. mor. New York, Will. Bradford, 1704, 4« Four prel. leaves ; viz. Title and Epistle, and 20 pp. FOUKTU day's sale. 133 ? ' 1194 Keith (Geobge) The great Necessity and Use of the Holy ^/ Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper, a Sermon y/^^-^^ preached at Trinity Church in New York, If. mor. ^ / New York, TV. Bradford, 1704-, 24 pp. 4« i 6 1195 Kennedy (Archibald) Serious Considerations on the Pre- (A sent State of the Aflairs of the Northern Colonies, lif. mor. 'O^^ New York, printed : Lond. repr. [1754] 24 pp. 8*^ A 1196 Kent (James) Commentaries on American Law, ninth and ^. > ' best edition, 4 vols, calf Boston, 1858, 8° /^'.^^^ Vol. I. xxxvi and 687 pp. II. Ixxii and 877 pp. III. Iv and 662 pp. ^ IV. xlvii and 709 pp. ,^ 1197 Kentucky, A Description of, to which are prefixed Miscel- y^ laueous Observations respecting the United States ^^^-'Z^^'^t \Lond.'] 1792, 124 pp. 8-^ 1198 Ker (John), of Kersland, Memoirs of, 3rd Ed. 2 \o\%.fine copy, half calf Lond. 1727, 80 / Three Parts in Two Volumes. Part I. 8 prel. leaves, 180 pp. Index 4 W' i^f^T'^ Part II. 1726. Title, viii and 184 pp. Index 6 pp. Part III. and ^ Last. 2 prel. leaves, vi and 221 pp. * Eemarks,' etc. 1727. 160 pp. ' Appendix.' 16 pp. . ^ 1199 Kidd (Captain William), A full Account of the Proceedings in relation to, in two Letters, If. mor. Lond. 1701, 4° Four prel. leaves and 51 pp. Captain Kidd was employed by the Earl of Bellomont, to whom bis Letters are addressed, to act ag-aiust the pirates who infested the coasts of North America, in 1696, but turned pirate himself. — Rich. • ^1200 — The same, 2nd Ed. Tif. mor. Lond. 1701, 41 pp. 4" ^^ 1201 Kingsley (James Luce) A Historical Discourse, delivered ' by request before the Citizens of New Haven, April 25, 1838, the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Eirst Set- tlement of the Town and Colony New Haven, B. and TV. Noijes, 1838, 115 pp, 8° / 1202 Kirby. An Account of the Arraignments and Tryals of Col. Eichard Kirby, Capt. John Constable, Capt. Cooper // "Wade, Capt. Samuel Vincent, and Capt. Christopher Fogg, -y^ for Cowardice, Neglect of Duty, Breach of Orders, andyV^-^*^ other Crimes, committed by them in a Eight at Sea, com- menced the 19th of August, 1702, hf. mor. Lond. folio Title and 10 pp. <;> ^1203 Knox (John) An Historical Journal of the Campaigns in // ' ^ North America, for the years 1757-60, 2 vols. Iialf calf ,JL-r-nr Lond., for the Author, 1769, ^^C7^^^'~'^ Vol. I. 8 prel. leaves, 405 pp. and 1 leaf of errata. Large Map and Por- trait of Gen. Amherst. Vol. II. Title and 465 pp. with 1 leaf of errata. Portrait of Wolfe. A very valuable collection of materials towards a history of our late war in North America. — M. Rev. y, 134 FOUKTH day's SALE. ^ , 6 1204 Koster (Henry) Tra\rels in Brazil, calf Lond. 1816, 4° Five hundred and thirteen pp., 10 plates. y^ 1205 — The same, 2nd Ed. 2 vols. Ms. wicut Lond. 1817, S^ /^ Vol. I. xii and 406 pp. 8 plates. Vol. II. iv and 380 pp. 2 plates. ^1/^^^^ END OF FIEST PAET. CATALOGUE ig^ A COLLECTION OF A'ALUABLE fflQf. MISCELLAMOUS BOOKS, f coirpRISI^-a A LARGE NUMBER OF EXTREMELY RARE AXD INTERESTING BOOKS RELATING TO AMERICA AND THE INDIES, AND ILLUSTEATIVE OF THEIE HISTORY, TOPOGEAPHY, PHILOLOGY, A>T) THEIE RELATION TO THE NATIONS OF EUROPE, THE WHOLE IN FINE CONDITION, MANY BEING- IN ELEOANT BINDINGS BY F. BEDFORD, HATDAT, W. PRATT, Etc. AN EXTEAOEDINAET COLLECTION' OF EARLY AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS j THE MOST ESTEEMED AMERICAN LAW REPORTS, STATUTES, STATE PAPERS, OFFICIAL SURYETS, Etc. ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF STANDARD ENGLISH AND FOREIGN BOOKS IN GENEEAL LITEEATUEE ; BIBLIA LATINA, 1462, the eiest Bible with a date, COYEED ALE'S BIBLE, 1535, eiest Editiok, DIBDINS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL TOUR, 3 tols. laege papee, CAXTON'S CHRONICLE, 1482, xeaelt complete, AND MANY OTHER VERY IMPORTANT WORKS; ETC. ETC. 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FIEST DAY'S SALE. o *^* All in Svo. or lesser sizes, unless otherwise mentioned. ^ 1 Abbot. A Grenealogical Register of the Descendants of the ^ Abbot Family Boston, 18-17 Abbott. New-Eogland and her Institutions, by one of her Sons, [Jacob Abbott] Loud. 1835 /^^ Abingdon (Earl of) Thoughts on the Letter of Edmund Burke,/^-^-^ Esq. to the Sheriffs of Bristol on the AHairs of America, half morocco Oxford, [1777] Abridgement (An) of the Laws in Force and Use in Her Ma- y jestj's Plantations, (viz ) of Virginia, Jamaica, Barba- i^ does, Maryland, ]S"e\v-England, New-York, Carolina, etc. fine copy, calf Lond. 1704 ^ Abstract from the Charter granted to the Society for the pro- '^^jf pagation of the Grospel in Foreign Parts, 3 pp. fol. 1703 G Abstract (An) of the Proceedings of the Corporation, for the Relief of the "Widows and Children of Clergymen, iu the '<^ Communion of the Church of England in America, half , morocco Phil ad. J. Humphreys, jun. 1773 .^7 Acadia, Remarks on the French Memorials concerning the ^p^, Limits of, to which is added, An Answer to the Sum- mary Discussion, etc, half mor. Lond. 1756 8 Account (An) of the Propagation of the Grospel in Foreign Parts folio, Lond. Jos. Downing, 1701! B /5 s y FIEST day's sale. 9 Account of the Society for the Encouragement of the British Troops in Germany and North America, with the motives /yt of making a Present to those Troops and the Widows and ^ ^^ Orphans of such as have died in Defence of their Coun- try, particularly at the Battles of Thonhausen, Quebec, etc. calf 1760 J' . 10 Account (An) of the Conduct of the War in the Middle Colo- .^y-^^ nies, lialf mor. Lond. 1780 ill Account (An) of the Loss of His Maiesty's Ship Deal Castle, ^ off Port Eico, 1780 " Lond. 11 Si ^^^ 12 AcosTA (Joseph de) Historia Natural t Moral de laS "^ Indias, Spanish binding, clean copy 4to. Sevilla, 1590 ^ // 13 Acosta (Joseph de). The Natvrall and Morall His-^^ TORiE OE THE East AND West INDIES, written in ' Spanish by the E. E. Joseph Acosta, and translated into English by E[dward] G[rimstone], veJlum 4to. Lond. hy Val. Sims for l£d. Blount and Will. Apdey, 1604 ^ 14 Acosta (Joseph de). De Natvra Novi Orbis Libri dvo, et de Promvlgatione Evangelii, apvd Barbaros, sive de^ Procvrfinda Indorvm salvte Libri sex, fine copy, original' stamped pig slcin Colon. 1596 Acosta is one of the earliest writers, who has treated philoso- phically of America and its productions. — Rich. /. 15 Acts of Congress (General and Public) respecting the Sale and ^^ disposition of the Public Lands, with Instructions issued from time to time, 2 vols, calf scarce Washington, 1838' ^ ^ / 16 AcTJNA (Christoval de) Voyages and Discoveries in South America — The First up the Eiver of Amazons to Quito in Peru, and back again to Brazil, by Acvgna — The j/ Second up the Eiver of Plata, to the Mines of Potosi, by -^^^^ Acarete — The Third from Cayenne into Guiana, in search of the Lake of Parima, by M. Grillet and Be- chamel, done into English from the Originals, being the only Accounts of those Parts hitherto extant, maps, calf Lond. for S. Buckley, 1698 '(J ■ 17 Adair (James) The History of the American Indians ; parti- cularly those Nations adjoining to the Mississippi, East A / and West Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina/'^^^-^ and Virginia : containing an Account of their Origin, Language, Manners, Eeligious and Civil Customs, Laws, etc. witli map of the American Indian nations, calf 4to. Lond. 1775 Mr. Adair points out various customs of the Indians, having a striking resemblance to those of the Jews ; and the great object of his work appears to be, to prove that the abori- gines of America are descended from that race. 4 ^ / 18 Adams (John) A Defence of the Constitutions of Government j^ of the United States of America, 3 vols. Ids. uncut ''--^ Lond. 1794 FIRST day's sale. .3 . ^ 19 Adams (Amos), Pasfo?' of tlie first Church of Boxbury, A Con- cise, Historical View of the Difficulties, Hardships, and 7 / Perils which attended the Planting and progressive Im- yv^ provements of New-England. With a particular A.c-.'^'^-^^ count of its long and Destructive Wars, Expensive Expeditions, etc. ^ Boston 2)rinied. London repr. for Ud. and Ch. I>iU)/, 1770 20 Adams (Eliphalct) Eminently Good and Useful Men, the Grlory and Defence of the places where they live, as it , , was set forth in a Sermon on the Death of the Rev. James ^ Noyes JVeio London, T. Green, 1720 x/ > (/ 21 Adams (Hannah) View of all Eeligions Boston, 1801 ;^#^ , / 22 Adams (John) History of the Dispute with America from 1754 . ^ to 1771, 1781 — Address and Recommendations to the X^ States, 1783 — Considerations on the present State of ^ , Great Britain and the United States of North America, - ^^^^"^ 1781— A letter from an American, 1781 — Edwards (B.) Thoughts on the AVest India Trade, etc. In 1 vol. TiaJf bound V. y. /■ 23 Address (An) to Protestant Dissenters on the Approaching y^ Election with respect to the state of Public Liberty in^^^-25'-^ General, and of American affairs in Particular, lif. mor. / ^ Lond. 1774 . ^ 21 Address (The) of the People of Great-Britain to the Inhabit- ants of America, hf. mor. Lond. 1775 y/f " This address is said and believed to have been written by ^'''^^' Sir J. D. (Sir John Dalrymple), and printed at the pubhc expense, to be distributed in America." — Monthly Rev. 25 Address to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania, by those Ereemen of the City of Pliiladelphia who are now confined in the yj_^ Mason's Lodge, by virtue of a general warrant, signed •^'^^"^'^^ in Council by the A^ice President of the Council of y ^ Pennsylvania, hf. mor. Philadelphia, Robert Bell, 1777 , ry 26 African. Importance (The) of EfFectually Supporting the Royal ,><^ African Company of England impartially considered, map ycJ^i^ 4to. Lond. 1715 /] 27 Alcedo (Antonio de) Geographical and Historical Dictionary / " // of America and the West Indies, translated by G. A. ///y'^. Thompson, 5 vols, half bound russia 4to. 1812''^^ 28 Alexo de Oerio (Frakcisco Xayier) Solucion del gran /- -^ problema acerca de la poblacion de las Americas, en /^ que sobre el fundamento de los Libros Santos se des- /^,_^ cubre facil camino a la transmigracion de los Hombres'''^ del uno al otro Continente ; y como pudieron pasar al Nuevo Mundo, no solamente las Bestias de servicio, sino tambien las Eieras, y nocivas, vellum 4to. Mexico : herederos de Bona Maria de Ribera, 1763 _ . ^ 29 Alfieri and Goldoni, their Lives and Adventures, 1857 — Faith- /■■^^^ ful for Ever, by Coventry Pat more, 1860 — Adventures of an Attorney in Search of Practice 1840 4 FIEST day's sale. ""] 30 Allen. Narrative of Col. Ethan Allen's Captivity, containing )/£- Lis Voyages and Travels, and an Account of the Destrue-/^^^'^^ tion of the Prisoners at New York, by Gen. Sir "Wm. Howe, scarce Walpole, N. H. 1807 '/^ 31 Allen (Ira) The Natural and Political History of the State J of Vermont, with an Appendix, large copper-plate map ^^i^/^i^ ^ of Vermont, hf. morocco, uncut London, J'. TP'. Myers,!'/ 98 '-/ ' 32 Allen (William) American Biographical and Historical Dic- tionary, 2nd edition, calf extra, hy Bedford ■ » Boston : William Hyde and Co. 183^ A 33 Allen (John) of Bedlam, and Shepherd (Thos.) of Cambridge, N. jE. Defence of the Answer made unto the Nine Questions or Positions sent from New-England, against . the Eeply thereto by the Kev. J. Ball 4to. 1648 / , 34 Allin (Johis^). An Exact Eelation of the most Execrable Attempts of John Allin, committed on the Person of J // His Excellency, Francis Lord AVillovghby of Parham,,^^:>^ Captain General of the Continent of Guiana, and of alir the Caribby-Islands, and our Lord Proprietor 4to. Bond, for Bic. Lowndes, 1665 This Account of John Allin was drawn up hy William Byam. It is not mentioned by Lowndes. ^ . 35 Almanack (A Pocket) for the year 1783, being the third year X > after leap year and the seventh of American ludepen-' JQ/vv^ dence, calculated for the use of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston, 1783 /i <7 . 36 America. State of the British and French Colonies in North i^A/t . America, half morocco 1755 /5 - 37 America (North). The Present State of North America, etc. A^ / Part 1, 2nd ed. halfmor. 4to. Bond. 1755 /. ^ 38 America. A short Address to the Government, the Mer- ji~o— chants, Manufacturers and the Colonists in America, halfmor. 1775 . / (39 America. Tratado de Amistad, Liraites y Navigacion, 27 de ^ • o < Oct. 1795, Spanish and Enrjlish, hf. Id. 4to. Madrid,Vl9Qy/l^^^ (^40 American Independence, the Interest and Glory of Great Britain Bhiladelpliia, 1776 > / " 41 America. A Collection of Papers relative to the Dispute ^^ between Great Britain and America, from 1764 to 1775,, / lif Id. uncut Lond. 1117 / ■ // 42 America, Thoughts on the present State of Affairs with Ame- rica, by W. Pulteny, halfmor. Bond. 1778 Z - 43 America. Considerations on the Provisional Treaty with J^, . America Lond. 1783 / -^^ . ^ 44 American Aloe (An x\ccount of the) which is now in blossom /^ , in Mr. Cowell's Garden at Hoxton, Jialfbotmd 1729 '"r^^ ^ 45 American Agriculture and Commerce, Communications con- cerning, by a Spanish Gentleman in Philadelphia, half ^ morocco Bondon, 1800 FIEST day's SA.LE. ^^ //• // 46 American Gazette, a Collection of Addresses, Memorials, Let- ters, &c. relating to the Dispute between Great Britain and her Colonies, Nos. 1 to 6, Boston, 1768, and an Appendix, Boston, YlQd— The Case of Great Britain and America, 2nd ed. 1769 — Considerations on the propriety*^' of imposing Taxes in the British Colonies [by D. Dulany], Annapolis by J. Green, 1765 — A Letter from a Farmer in Pennsylvania [by J. Dickinson) Philadelphia, 1768 ; etc. in 1 vol. v. y. ^ y. / ^ Amekican Almanacks for the years of Christian Account, (p ^ 1727 to 1736, by Titus Leeds, {those for 1727 and 1728 i/ imperfect) in 1 vol. hf. Id. yeet eaee Philadelphia and New Torh, 1727-36 / . 48 American's Guide (The), comprising the Declaration of Inde- pendence ; The Articles of Confederation ; Constitution • / of the United States ; etc. Philadelphia ' J 49 American Independence, Consolatory Thoughts on, by a Mer- chant Edinl. 17S2 ^ 50 American Institutions and their Influence, by A. de Tocque- ville, 1851- Census of Boston, U. S. 1846— Handbook , of Universal Geography New YorJc, 1853 /\ ^ 51 American Military Pocket Atlas, au approved collection of Maps of the British Colonies, especially those which are, or probably may be the Theatre of War [1776] ' „ / ■ 52 American Missionary Herald, 10 vols, in 5, hf. hound 1821-30 j/V^ // 53 American Oriental Society (Journal of the), 2 vols, half mo- y. , rocco Boston, 184:9-51 y^"'^ . ^ 54 American Querist, or some Questions proposed relative to the present disputes between Great Britain and her Ame- -^ rican Colonies, by a North American, half morocco y^'^ Boston, 3Iills and Sicks, 1774 y- 55 American Review of History, Politics, etc. 4 vols, calf yZ, Philadelphia, 1811-12 V^ y 56 American Sermons and Tracts. The Great Evil of Sin, as it is ' '^ ' committed against God : A Sermon preached at Goshen, X INIay 30, 1753, by Joseph Bellamy, Boston, N. E. by S. ; 61 American States, Observations on the Commerce of the, half /^X-^^^^^^ hound, uncut 1783 ' 62 American Tracts. Buonaparte in the "West Indies ; or, the History of Toussaint Loaverture, the African Hero, two parts, 1803 — Minot (G. R.) History of the Insurrec- tions in Massachusetts in 1786, ver-y scarce, Worcester, Mass. 1788 — Eemarks on the American Universal Geo- graphy, Boston, 1793 — A True Picture of the United States, 1807 — Narrative of the Shipwreck of the Juno — "Wright's Memoir of the Mosquito Teri'itory, scarce, 1808 — Letters and Papers relating to the proceedings of H. M. Commissioners for quieting the disorders sub- sisting in certain of the Colonies, Plantations, etc. — ;' Holmes (A.) Address before the American Antiquarian Society, Boston, \S14t< — Catalogus Harvardianus, 1815 ; yi etc. — in 1 vol. half hound / 63 American "Wanderer, through various parts of Europe, in a '^^^^^-^^ series of Letters by a Virginian, calf Bub. 1782 64 Americans against Liberty : an Essay on true Freedom, shew- W y ing that the Designs and Conduct of the Americans/- "^^^'^^ tend only to Tyranny and Slavery 1775 j 65 Analyse de la Carte Generale de 1' Ocean Atlantique on Occi- ^ dental 4to. Paris, 1786 V^66 Anburey (Thomas) Travels through the Interior Parts of America, plates, 2 vols, calf Lond. 1789 67 Anderson (C.) Annals of the English Bible, 2 vols. / W. Pickering, 1845 , «^^^ Among the several references to America in this quaint little book, the following extract is not the least curious : — "Now the reason of this was, the people of England were a little before that time under the same mistake, as they are gene- rally now, and cried out against the Builders, that the City would grow too big ; and therefore in the 38 of Queen Elizabeth they made a law to prohibit buildings in the City of London ; which, though it was but a probationary Act, to continue only to the nest Sessions of Parliament (which was but a short time), yet its effects, were long; for it frighted the builders, and obstructed the growth of the City ; and none built for thirty years after, all King James His Eeign, without his Majesties License; but for want of Houses the increase of the People went into other parts of the world ; for within this space of time were those great Plantations of New England, Virginia, Mariland, and Ber- mudas began ; and that this want of houses was the occasion, is plain ; for they could not build in the Country, because of the law against Cottages. For people may get childi'en and so increase, that had not four Acres of ground to build l) on." — Page 28. .^';5 ApoUonius (Levinius) De Peruvise Eeligionis, inter Woui^ Orbis prouincias celeberrira?e inventione, stained, and . ; the corners of a few leaves defective Antwerp. 1567 6 '-86 Appeal (An) to the Sense of the People on the Present Pos- ,4^ ture of Affairs, wherein the Nature of the late Treaties /\J-^f^ are inquired into, and the Conduct of the M — i — y with regard to M — n — ca, A — r— ca, &c. is considered, uncut Lond. 1756 87 Appeal (An) to the Unprejudiced, concerning the present Discontents occasioned by the late Convention with Spain, half morocco Land. 1739 ,^ 88 Appendix to tlie Memoirs of the Duke de Eipperda, on the Balance of Europe, the present State of Spain, and the Consequences of a War in the West Indies Lond. 1740 8^9 Appeal (An) to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great Britain, in the present disputes with America, by an old M.P. hf mor. Lond 1774 // 90 Aechdale (John), Governor of Carolina. A New Des- fp CBIPTION^ OE THAT FERTILE AND PlEASANT PROVINCE /d^' or Caeolina, hf. mor. 4to. Lond. J. Wyat, 1707 It was Governor Archdale who introduced the cultivation of rice into Carolina. — Rich. / FIRST DAY S SALE. 9 r <^ 91 Archer Family. Memorials of Families of the Surname of J'C^^f^ Archer 4to. 1861 '^'^^ ' f) y/92 Arenas (Pedeo de) Vocabulaeio Manuel de las Len- GUAS Castellana y Mexicaxa, a single perforation ji^y^^ by a icorm {in mani/ places not affecting the type) is all /^'^^-'^ that detracts from this othenvise fine copy, green mo- rocco extra, by Pratt en la Puebla de las Angeles [^Mexico'] 1793 /■ 92* Another, the First edition of the same, wanting Title, Prologue, first leaf of the Vocabulary, and a few other/C^^ leaves Mexico, 1583 A complete copy of this edition is scarcely known. 93 Argensola (B. L.) Histoire de la Conquete des Isles Moluques, "t ^/^^^<^' 3 vols, calf gilt Amst. 1706' 94 Argument (An) in Defence of the Exclusive Eight claimed by the Colonies to Tax themselves, io;2<^. /or f/^e ^j^^^or, Q^rj— 1774— Appendix to the present State of the Nation, (>^^^ containing a Reply to the Observations on that Pam- phlet, hf mor. Lond. 1769 — Application of some Political Eules to the present State of Great Britain, Ireland, and America, hf. mor. Lond. 1766 95 Armin (R.) Nest of Ninnies, 1842— The Battle of Trafalgar, a Poem, by L. Halloran, 1806 — Memoirs of Richard Cum- berland New York, 1806 ty 96 Armitage (J.) History of Brazil, 2 vols. 1836 — Expedition to St. Peter's River, and Lake Winnepeek, under the ^ Command of S. H. Long, 2 vols. 1825 97 Arthur (John) The Q-enealogy of Jesus Christ, according to St. Matthevs^ and St. Luke, Examined, Illustrated, and Vindicated, hf. mor. ^ New York, James Parker and Co. at the New y Printing Office, in Beaver Street, 1762 ^ <> 98 Arthus (Gotard) Historia Indiae Orientalis, ex variis y^-^^^^^a^ Avctoribvs collecta, et ivxta Seriem Topographicam Reg^^ norum, Prouiuciarum & Insularum, per Africae, Asiaeque littora, ad extremos v?que lapouios deducta, calf Col. Agrip., VVil. Lutzenkirch, 1608 This abridgment of the Petits Voyages of De Bry is not men- tioned by Eich or Bninet. yC^ 99 Aspinwall (Thomas). Catalogue of Books relating to KmQ- y^^A^ rica, in the collection of Colonel Aspinwall, Consul of the United States of America at London, privately printed, , but very few copies issued [^Paris, 1832 ?] ,, .^100 AsTOE LiBEAEY. Catalogue, or Alphabetical Index of the ^ ^ Astor Library, 4 vols. royal 8vo. New York, 1857-61 ' ^••^■^^ The Astor Library in New York, formed within the last dozen years, contains about 120,000 volumes, and this c 10 FIBST day's sale, catalogue is said to be the best printed of any large modern Library. As an aid in the selection of standard " miscellaneous and scientific books it is invaluable. j 101 AtkiriSon (Eev. W. Chr.) A Historical and Statistical Ac- j count of New Brunswick, roan IJdinb. 1844^ C_ 102 Atlas (Comprehensive) G-eographical, Historical, and Com^ mercial by T. G. Bradford, maps, and plates coloured, hf. hd. 4to. '" ' ^ 103 Audubon (Johk James) The Birds of Ameeica, from ^ Original Drawings. One volume containing seventy- jA^-^^^^ FIVE consecutive plates, representing Birds of their natural size, printed and coloured by R. Havill, superbly hound by P. Bedfoed in French gros grain crimson morocco, double bands, full gilt backs, rich dentelle borders on the sides; the plates interleaved with stout highly glazed drawing paper. A NOBLE volume elephant folio Owing to the larger portion of the copies printed of this superb work having been sold to public libraries, and the stock and copper plates having been destroyed by fire, a perfect set is scarcely to be procured. So fine a volume as the present would be an ornament to any hbrary, and even where a complete copy is possessed this would serve admirably as a show volume, to the relief of the set, too often spoiled by the exhibition of the first volume. y ^ Christiana, Confessionum, LXXXIII Qusestionum ev ^'^ Retractationum, Tabella sive Eepertorium super Libris Eetractationum, Enchiridion, LXXXIII Qusestionum, de Pide, de Trinitate, super Genesim et de libero Arbi- trio, Manusceipt fol. Sjsc. XV. Written on paper, having a goose for the watermark. The first page is surrounded by an elegant Italian border, which, with the Initial Capital, are richly illuminated in gold and colours. At the end of the MS. is a note in a hand of the XVth century, " In hoc volumine continent? " Eepertoria sive tabule super libris Augustini qui sequntur quorum repertoriorum autore ignoro." ^, ^ • 105 Aurora and General Advertiser. Daily Newspaper, Jan. 1, ^^^ 1799, to Oct. 31, 1800, 2 thick vols, not quite perfect folio, Philadelphia, 1799-1800 The Congress of the United States was held at this time at Philadelphia, where the Aurora was published. This Paper is most important for Political History, supplying in many cases the only report of Debates in Congress. Even odd volumes are eagerly sought after in America. . y ' 105*Auteroche (C. d') Voyage to California through Mexico, j^Zow /^^ of the City of Mexico 1778 '-^ - 106 Atmaea (Lenoua). Vida y Milagros de N. S. Jesu Christo ' - en dos Lenguas, Aymara y Romance, per L. Bertonic .' FIE3T day's sale. 11 tcanfs title and preliminary matter, and ends on p. 658, also damaged by worm 4to. Puehla de Jull, de la Provincia de Chucuyto [Peru] 1612 This very rare volume tliough imperfect, must be of consider- able use to a student of the Indian Dialect of Aymara, from its unusual bulk and tbe consequent number of words and pbrases employed, as compared with other works of a like nature. 106*Azara (Felix de) Apuntarai antes para la Historia Natural de los Quadrupedos del Paragiiay y Kio de la Plata, Vol. 1 4to. Madrid, 1802; Vj07 Azara (Felix de). Voyages dans I'Amerique Meridionale, 4 vols, calf 1809 . '/■ ^ 108 Backus (Isaac) of Middleborough, History of New England, jx with Particular Eeference to the Bapists, in the Five>5^^^>'-?^ States of New England, 3 vols. Ids. unctit, very scarce Boston, 1777, Providence, 1784, and Boston, 1796 /. /" 109 Backus (Isaac). The same. The third volume only. Un- ^^^^^^ CUT, very scarce Boston, 1796 Almost all sets want this third volume, and opportunities seldom occur of procuring it separately. ^ . S 110 Bacon (Lord) Personal History of, from unpublished papers, .^~t^ by W. H. Dixon 1861 / . Ill [Bacon (Thomas).] Two Sermons, preached to a Congrega- >? tion of Black Slaves, at the Parish Church of S. P. \n^^iyiyi the Province of Maryland, hf. mar. 1749^ /' ■^ 112 Bailey (Johk), Pastor in Watertown, ^. E. Man's chief ^ End to Gi-lorifie God, or Some Brief Sermon-Notes on /y^^^-^fr-, 1 Cor. X. 31, hlue morocco Boston, hy Samuel Green for PicTiard Wilhins, 1689 .S . 6 113 Bale (John) Comedy or Interlude of Johan Baptistes preach- ^ ynge in the Wildernesse, reprinted— A. Mad World my y^y Masters, by Thos. Middleton, 1640— The Present State - of Spaine, Lond.for P. Serger, 1594 — Suitte de Petits Traitez en forme de Lettres 4to. Paris, 1651 -y ■ 114 Bamfylde, Moore Carew, Life and Adventures of, com- monly called King of the Beggars, with a Dictionary of Cant Language, calf 1789 y^. 115 Bancroft (Aaron), Pastor at Worcester, Life of George Washington Zond. 1808 y""- 116 Bancroft (E.) Essay on the Natural History of Guiana in ^^^k^z. ^ South America, ^Za^e, coZ/" 1769 ^. 117 Barbadoes. A Short Account of the Manifest Hand of God - that hath Fallen upon several Marshals and their Depu- >^^^ ties, who have made great spoil and havock of the goods -"^^ '^ of the people of God called Quakers, in the Island of Barbadoes, for their Testimony against going or send- ing to the Militia, with a remarkable Account of some others of the Persecutors of the same People in the same Island ; together with an Abstract of their Sufferings 4to. Land, hy T. Sowle, 1696 12 FIRST day's sale. / • 118 Barbadoes. A Eepresentation of the Miserable State of, under the corrupt Administration of his Ex. Eob./^-^^^^^^ ^ y Lowther, Governor, Jialfmor. Lond. [1719] ^ <>^ ■ p 119 Barbadoes. An Account of the Donations for the Belief of Cc^ ' 121 Barham (Henry) Hortus Americanus : containing an Account of the Trees, Shrubs, and other Vegetable Productions of South America and the "West India Islands, and particularly the Island of Jamaica, with a Linnsean Index, etc. hds. uncut Kingston, Jamaica : Alexander Aikman, 1794 J 1 122 Baring (Alexander) An Inquiry into the Causes and Con- u/ ■ < sequences of the Orders in Council, and an Examina- tion of the Conduct of Great Britain towards the Neu- tral Commerce of America, 2nd ed. Lond. 1808 23 Barlseus (C.) Eerum per Octeunium in Brasilia et alibi nuper Gestarum, sub prefectura Comitis J. Mauritii Nassovise, etc. Historia, plates, vellum fol. Amst. J. JBlaeu, 1647 124 Barlseus (C.) Eervm per Octennivm in Brasilia et alibi gest- arum, engraved title, maps, portrait, and arms Clivis, TohicE Silherling, 1660 / ) 125 Barlow (Joel) Two Letters to the Citizens of the United j States and one to Gen. Washington New Haven, 1806 \ 126 Barrington (Hon. Daines) Miscellanies, including a Treatise on the possibility of approaching the North Pole, half -^ hound, portrait of Sir W. Watkin Wynn inserted ^ 4to. 1781 / ^ 127 Barrington (Hon. D.) on the possibility of approaching the ^ North- Pole, OT«/) 1818 128 BARTHOLOMiEi de S. Concordio, " Pisani, Ordinis Prsedica- torum" Summa Casuum Conscientise secundum Alpha- yf betum ordinata et absoluta anno domini Mcccxxxviii, j^^^^,^^ original binding, with brass ornaments ^ fol. Scec. XV (1444) This important Manuscript appears to have been written in 1444, that year being placed at the top of the first page, the date of 1338 being, doubtless, that of the composition of the work itself. The author. Father Bartholomaeus, was one of the most celebrated Italian writers of the fourteenth cen- tury. At the end of the MS. there are Qutedam Declara- Hones ahbreviaturum ; most useful to the student of old •'7) MSS. and a copious Index. / 129 Bartolozzi (F.) Eicerche Istorico-Critiche circa alle Scoperte d' Amerigo Vespucci Firenze, 1789 / A riEST dat's sale. 13 130 Barton (B. S.) New Views of the Origin of the Tribes and Nations of America, Philadelphiu, 1798 — Bisset (Eob.) ^ Sketch of Democracy, 1796: in 1 vol. Italfrussia (131 Bartram (William) Travels through North and South Caro- lina, Georgia, East and West Florida, the Cherokee Country, the Territories of the Muscogulges, and the x^z^ Country of the Choctaws, portrait and plates, portion of the title cut off Dublin, 1 793 ^132 Basire's History of English and Scotch Presbytery, curious frontispiece, calf Printed in Villa Franca, 1659 133 Bates (Joshua) Pastor of the First Church, Dedham, a Ser- i^ mon before the Society for Propagating the Gospel /^^A among the Indians, Nov. 4, 1813 Boston, 1813 134 Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury. A Biography by J. C. Eobertson, 1859 — Pagan or Christian ? by W. J. Muir . / 1860 /y ■ ^ 135 Beckford (Wm.) Italy, 2 vols, half calf gilt 1834 ^A^-^^ 136 Belena (Eusebio Bentura) Eecopilacion sumana de todos los Autos acordados de la Eeal Audiencia y Sala del Cri- men de esta Nueva Epana, y providencias de su superior Gobierno ; de varias Eeales Cedulas y Ordeues que , despues de publicada la Eecopilacion de Indias, etc. 2 vols.^we 'D Ne"w Testament, faithfully aio) ^ ^ , <^. <^ TEXJLY translated OUT OF DoUCHE A^'D LaTYN INTO //' Englishe (by Miles Coteedale), woodcuts hy S. 8. /\^^^^„^.^f^ JBeham ; black Ittttr, rich brown morocco super extra, tooled sides, gauffered edges, bound by F. Bedfoed in Ms best manner folio, 1535 The FIEST English Bible pbinted, the fibst Pbotestant TKANSLATION OF THE WHOLE BiBLE INTO ENGLISH, AND ONE OF THE BAREST BOOKS IN THE LANGUAGE. The pos- session of a fragment only has always justly been esteemed a treasure by our Biblical Collectors, no perfect copy being as yet to be found in any Library, public or private. Mr. J. Dunn Gardner's copy, notwithstanding it was perfected by means of facsimile leaves, sold in 1854 for £365 ; and a copy, on the whole less desirable than that now offered for sale, though with fewer facsimile leaves, sold in 1857 for £190. Fragments only have produced from £50 to £150. The facsimile leaves in the present copy are as follows : — Title, ii and iiii to viii of the preliminary leaves, folios i to iv, and vii, viii, ix, xi and xii in the first part of the Bible ; the map ; and folios xci to xcvii, ciii, and cviii to cxiii in the New Testament. A few of the head-lines and marginal notes have been touched by a former binder, the only leaves, however, which have suffered to any extent are folios xl, Ixiii, Ixxxiii of the Apocrypha. The majority of the facsimile leaves are by the elder Harris, and made with his accustomed skiU ; so much so as in more than one instance to render it difl&cult to decide whether they are originals or copies. The translation is generally considered as the joint produc- tion of Tyndale and Coverdale, and it is usually caUed " Coverdale's Bible." The printing is commonly attributed to Froschover of Zurich, the type being the angular Swiss or German. Mr. Anderson, va.\ns Annals of the English Bible, asserts that he has ascertained that Froschover was not the printer, but does not give the grounds for this opinion. The ty^e and woodcuts much resemble those used by Egenolf of Frankfort, as seen in books printed by him between 1534 and 1539, but the most exact inquirers have as yet failed to discover with certainty to whom the printing of this Bible should be attributed. 155 Bible (Holy) G-enevau Translation, or Breeches Version, /^^/ / , black letter, calf 4to. Land, R Barker, 1611 /^^^"^ 1(5 FIKST day's sale ^tP 156 Bible (The) wliych is all tlie Holy Scripture truelye and n, purely translated into English by Thomas Matthewe, Jy/^ 1537, blacfe IctUr, imperfect ^ fol. T. Baynald and W. Sill, 1549 ' 6 157 Bible (Holy) Eoyal Version, 2 vols, old blue morocco Lond. J. Field, 1658 4 /^ 158 Bible (Holt) with the Apocetpha, with Marginal Eefer ences, half viorocco 4to. Oxford, 1675 /Z^ This first edition of the Bible, printed at Oxford, is of gi:ea.V rarity, only three or four copies being known. It contains a great many undoubted revisions of the text, upon what authority we know not, and it is also peculiar for its numerous typographical blunders. ^ / ■ 159 Bible, Eoyal Version, Lond. H. Rill and J. Field, 1660 ; and^^^^^ y. ^ other editions 6 vols: • o 160 Bible. Another copy, {impft. at end), Lond. J. Field, 1658 ^^ ^ — New Testament, with Notes by J. ^. Pasham, uncut /-^l^i 1> 1776 X o 161 Bible, Eoyal Version, 2 vols, {impft.) Edinb. R. Wat]cins,y^y^ / 1743— Holy Bible, 2 vols, calf Oxford, T. Baskett, Vl^¥ O , 6 162 Biblia Gerraanica, {the fourth edition of the German Bible, yy//^ published in America), loants first title 4to. Beading, Pennsylvania, 1805 O - 163 Bibliotheca Americana; or, a Chronological Catalogue of the most curious and interesting Books, Pamphlets, State /i Papers, etc., upon the subject of North and South Ame- Jyy rica, from the earliest period to the present, in printr ^^'^^ and manuscript, [by the Eev. Mr. Homer ?] bds. uncut, title in MS. 4to. Lond. 1789 i/' /^ 164 Bibliotheca. Americana. Catalogue of American Publi- , /y cations, including reprints and original "Works front*^ -^"^ 1820 to 1852 inclusive, with List of Periodicals, also Supplement and Addenda, continuing the Work to March 1858, compiled and arranged by 0. A. Eooubach, 3 vols, in 1, half calf out of print and very scarce New York, 1852-8 t/ • o 165 Biluao (Luys de) Sermon de la Pe, en el solene y General ^^i^ Auto, que su Tribunal Santo celebro en la Ciudad de-^ '^ Lima, calf, 3 leaves mended and slightly defective, babe ^ 4to. Lima, 1626 /^ \ 166 Bishope (George) New England Judged, Part 1, imperfect yv '^'^ ' < 4to. 1661 ^ lj.67 Bishop (Geo.) New England Judged by the Spirit of the " Lord, containing a relation of the Quakers' Sufferings, in two Parts, with an Answer to Cotton Mather's abuses of the Quakers, old calf 1703 ^ / ■ .:? 168 Bishops in America. A Critical Commentary on Archbishop > Seeker's Letter to the Et. Hon. Ho. Walpole, concern-/ -'^'^ ing Bishops in America Lond. 1770 FIKST day's sale. 17 ^< 169 Bisselius (Johannes) Soc. Jesu, Argonauticon Americano- ^ mm, Jine copy in old red morocco, from Lord Stuart de c^Z^^^^tfc^ Rothesay s library 31onachii, 164)7 170 Bisselius. Another Edition, vellum Gedani, 1688 171 Blake's Eemarks on Com. Johnstone's Account of his engage- ment with a Prench Squadron in Port Praya Eoad, iu the Island of St. Jago, new ed. with a Letter from Blake to the Commodore, and a Plan of the Harbour, etc. with Plan of Praya Bay, half morocco Lond. 1782 172 Blake (W. J.) History of Putnam County, N. T. New TorTc, 185J 173 Bligh (Wm.) Voyage to the South Sea, with an account of the Mutiny on board the Bounty, lae&e paper 4to. 1792 174 Blome (Richard) A Description of the Island of Jamaica, with the other Isles aud Territories in America, to which the English are related, viz. Barbadoes, St. Christophers, Nievis, or Mevis, Antego, St. Vmcent, Montserrat, Anguilla, Barbada, Bermudes, Carolina, Tirginia, Maryland, New York, New England, New- foundland, portrait and 5 maps Lond, 1678 175 Blundeville (Thomas) Exercises, coutayning Eight Treatises, .... as well in Cosmographie, Astronomic, and Geo-, graphic, as also in the Art of Navigation, 6th ed. blaci \tiitx,fine copy, in old calf, loanting 2 preliminary leaves dito. Lond. printed hy William Stansby, and are to be sold hy Richard Meighen, at his shop viider Saint Clements Church tvithout Temple Barre, 1622 This is a work indispensable to the Student of Geography, Maps and Globemaking, so far as they relate to America. There are folding sheets inserted at pp. 80, 690, 695, 785, and 798. 176 Blunt (J. J.) Essays contributed to the Quarterly Eeview 1860 BoUaert (W.) Antiquarian, Ethnological and other Eesearches in New Granada, Peru, Chile, etc. plates 1860 Bonnycastle (Richard Henry) Spanish America ; or a De- scriptive, Historical, and Geographical Account of the Z^*^,^^^?^ Dominions of Spain in the Western Hemisphere, Con- ^ tinental and Insular, maps, 2 vols. bds. imcuf . P Lond. 1818 179 Bosman (William) New and accurate Description of the Coast of Guinea, divided into the Gold, the Slave, anc' the Ivory Coast, map and plates, second edition, cf. 1721 180 Boston. The Votes and Proceedings of the Preeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, in Town Meeting assembled, half morocco 4to. Boston : Edes and Gill, and T. and J. Meet, [1778] The original edition, afterwards reprinted in London. D / /m ^/ ^O 18 FIRST day's sale. ^ • ^ 181 Boston. Some observations on the Bill, Intitled " An Act for ^ granting to his Majesty an Excise upon Wine, and Spirits^^^;;^ distilled, sold by Eetail, or consumed within this Province, and upon Limes, Lemons and Oranges, calf extra, lound by Pratt Boston, printed in the year 1754 The printing of this little hook gave great offence to the General Court of Massachusetts, and the printer (if he could be found) was ordered to be brought before the As- sembly, and to be prosecuted. The work was suppressed. . yj^ . ^^182 Boston Evening Post, an important series of above 100 ^^^ Numbers and Supplements of one of the few early/^^^ American Newspapers folio, Boston, 1769-1775 As no complete series is known we give the dates to enable collectors to complete their sets. 17G9 : Feb. 6 ; Apl. 3, 10 and Suppt. ; July 10, 31 ; Aug. 7, 14, 21 ; Sept. 4, 11, 25 ; Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30; Nov. 6, 13, 20, 25—1770: Jan. 8; Feb. 6, 19, Stippt. 26 ; March 19 ; Apl. 9, 16, 30, and Suppt. ; May 21, Suppl. ; June 11, 18, 25 and Suppl. ; Dec. 10, 17, 24, 31—1771 : Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28 ; Feb. 11 ; Apl. 22, 29 ; May 6, 13 and Suppl., 27 Suppl. ; June 10 to Nov. 11— 1772: Feb. 3 ; May 4, 11, 18, 25 ; June 15, 22, 29 ; Aug. 17 to Sept. 14 ; Nov. 9, 16, 23—1773 : March 29 ; Dec. 13, 20, 27—1774: Jan. 10, 17, 24; Feb. 14,21 and Suppl. Apl. 11, 18, 25 ; May 9 and Suppl., 16, 23 and Suppl., 30 : June 6 and Suppl., 20, 27 ; July 4, 25 ; Aug. 18, 22, 29 Sept. 5 and Suppl., 12, 19 and Suppl., 26 ; Oct. 3, 10 : Dec. 26—1775 : Feb. 13, 20 ; March 6 ; Apl. 10. The above-named dates cover an interesting historical period subsequent to the Stamp Act, and includes the Boston Massacre, and " Tea Party," etc. The advertisements are quaint and amusing, and afford much information as to the commercial and social condition of the country. For an account of this Newspapei", see Thomas's History of . Printing in America. . oc . 6 183 Bosweli's Life of Dr. Sam. Johnson, with Notes and Biogra- . // , phical Illustrations by E. Malone Bond. J. Sharpe, 1830 ^""^ / . o 184 Botello de Moraes y Yasconcelos (Francisco) El Nuevo Mundo. Poemma heroyco ; con las Alegorias de Don Pedro de Castro, Cavallero Andaluz, vellum 4to. Barcelona, Francisco Barnola, 170l , -^ . 185 Botta (Chas.) Histoire de la Guerre de I'lndependence des /^ Etats-Unis d'Amerique, trad, de I'ltal. portrait, maps, y. and plans, 4 vols, calf gilt Paris, 1812 ^ ■^ ■ 186 Botero (Gio.) Le Relatioui Universali, onaps, calf, (not men- /O . tioned by Bicli) ^to. Venetia, 1597 ' "^ '' y - 187 Bouchette (Jos.) British Dominions in North America, 2 vols. ^ . 4to. 1832 yX^ ^'^ ^^' 188 Boylston (Zabdiel) An Historical Account of the Small-Pox' inoculated in New England, upon all Sorts of Persons, , .. Whites, Blacks, and of all Ages and Constitutions,^'^ 2nd ed. corrected, fine copy, calf extra, bound by ■ W. Pratt Bond. 1726 ; repr. at Boston in N. E. for S. Qerrish and X, iLancoch, 1730 riBST day's sale. 19 ^ o 189 Bougainville (Lewis de) Voyage round the "World, translated/^^^^^^^^ by Foster BuUin, 1772^^ ^ • 190 Brackenridge (H. M.) Voyage to South America, 2 vols, half ^y'^^.j^.^^ 7^ bound 1820 / /l91 Brackenridge (H. M.) Views in Louisiana, Pittsburg, 1814 — j Spafford (H. G.) Gazetteer of New York Albamj, 1813 V 192 Bradbury (Thomas) The Necessity of Contending for Eevealed Religion: with a Sermon on the Fifth of November, 1719. To which is Prefix'd, A Letter from the Eeverend Cotton Mather, D.D. on the late Disputes about the Ever- Blessed Trinity Lond. 1720 ^ 193 Braddock (Major-Gen.) Expedition against Fort du Quesne in 1755, edited by W. Sargent FhiladeJpliia, 1855 6 194 Bradford (T. G.) Comprehensive Atl.is, Geographical, Histo- rical and Commercial, maj^s and plates, coloured, hf. bd. 4to. JS'ew York ^ // 195 Beadfoed (William) History of Plymouth Pla>'tatio>'^, x> edited with Notes by C. Dean, laege papee, cloth ^''^ ^^ Boston, peiyately peinted, 1856*^ c-«>z-«?^^^ Only 50 copies printed. . 196 Beainekd (David) An Abridgment of his Journal ; or, the Eise and Progress of a Remarkable Work of Grace among the Indians in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, ivant'mg before page 3 and after 224 1746 197 Brainard (John) Missionary to the Indians in America, Letter, giving an account of the success of his labours, as well as the difficulties that attend his Mission among those ^ Savages 1753 '<^198 Brand (John) Popular Antiquities, revised by Sir H. Ellis, 3 vols. 1841 / 199 Bray (Thomas) The Necessity of an early Religion, being a Sermon Preach'd the 5t}i of May before the Honorable Assembly of Maryland ; afeio letters on page 5 wanting, half morocco 4to. Annapolis, by Thos. Trading, for Bvan Jones, 1700 '. 200 Bremer (F.) Two Tears in Switzerland and Italy, 2 vols. 1861 — Beaton (P.) Jews in the East, 2 vols. 1859 j/201 Breton (Cape). The Importance and Advantage of, maps, half morocco Lond. 1746 Stated to have been written by Bolan, for Charlevoix's Nou- velle France. /^ 202 Breton (Cape). Remarks upon a Letter Published in the London Chronicle, or Universal Evening Post, No. 115, containing an Enquiry into the Causes of the Failure of the late Expedition against Cape Breton, half mor. Lond. 1757 d 203 Breton (Cape), Genuine Letters and Memoirs relating to the Natural, Civil and Commercial History of Cape Breton and St. John, calf " 1760 20 FIRST day's sale. A /{ 204 Brissot de "Warville, Travels, Corrected, 'portrait, 2nd ed. • ^ j 2 vols, calf Lond. 1794 ( 205 British Colonies in America. Two Papers on the Subject of^^^ Taxing the, lif. mor. Lond. 1767 These papers were drawn up hy a club of American merchants, at the head of whom were Sir William Keith, Mr. Joshua Gee, and other eminent persons. — 'Rich. ^ . / 206 British Museum. A List of the Books of Reference in the^:^ Reading Room of the British Museum, cloth 1859 207 Brougham (Henry, Lord) Speech, before the House of Commons, April 1, 1808, in support of the Petitions // against the Orders in Council Lond. 1808 y^-^ 208 Brown (Sir Richard) Baronetage, 1844 — Howard on the Teeth, 1860— Hunter (R.) on the Throat and Lungs // New York, 1854 ' ^ 209 Browne (Patrick) History of Jamaica, map and 50 copper- ^^ plates folio, Lond., printed for the Author, VJ^fy^'^' Only 250 copies printed, many of which are said to have ^-^ been destroyed in a great Fire that occurred in CornhUl / / ^ in 1765. / ' ' ^ 210 Browne (Patrick) History of Jamaica, caJf folio, 1789/^-t^ /''^211 Bryan (Hugh). Living Christianity delineated in the Diaries .- ^ and Letters of Mr. Hugh Bryan and Mrs. Mary Hutson,^^/-^ , ^ both of South Carolina Lond. 1760 ' o 212 'Q\xQ\i^n2i-n.{Zdi\viQ'&) Consul for the State of New Yorlc. 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The same, 6th ed. 2 vols, calf 17776^35^^ 237 Burke (Edmund) Account of the European Settlements in V America, also his Correspondence with Dr. 'Evenchj U^^''>^ Lawrence, cloth Boston, 1851 238 Burnet (Bp.) A Collection of Papers relating to the Present /^ 1 Junction of Affairs in England, in twelve parts, old /vV/Vj calf, rarely met with complete 4to. 1680^'^''^ The sixth Collection contains a Narrative of tlie Miseries of New England by reason of an arbitrary Government erected there. Also the Petition and Address of John Gibson, aged 87, and George WiUow, aged 86, on belialf of the Inhabitants of Cambridge, in New England ; and another Petition by Increase Mather, and two New Eng- land Gentlemen. 239 Burney (James) A Memoir on the Geography of the North- ,' Eastern Part of Asia, (from the- Philosophical Trans- /^ actions) 4to. Lond. ISIS/^:^^^'^^ :40 Burns (Sobert) Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect, with a Glossary, the first American edition, {impft.) 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To which is prefixed a Eelation of the first //f^- Discovery of the New World called America by the Spaniards, poor copy Lond. 1685 243 Burton (Eobert) English Empire in America, 3rd ed. map and woodcuts, wants page 173, hf. russia Lond. 1698 244 Bushel (John) A true and perfect Narrative of the late dread- ful Fire which happened at Bridge-Town, in the Barba- does, April 18, 1688, hf. mor. 4to. Lond. [1688] ' Not mentioned by either Lowndes or Eich. FiEST day's sale. 23 ~N I 2^15 Byron (Commodore) A Voyage round the World in H.M.S. '1 I the Dolphin : Description of the Streights of Magellan, ■A and of the Grigantic People called Patagoniaus, together/ with an accurate Account of Seven Islands lately dis- covered in the South Seas, plates Land. 1767 246 Byron (John) Narrative, containing an Account of the great Distresses Suflered by Himself and his Companions on the Coast of Patagonia, from 1740—1746, with a De- scription of St. Jago de Chili; also a Kelation of the ^ Loss of the AVager, now first published Lond. 1768 ( 246*Byron. Another copy ih. 1768 7^247 Cabinet of Curiosities, or the Wonders of the World dis- played, Nos. 1 to 29, in 1 vol. 1824^' ' / 248 Calatayud y Borda (C. Gr. de) Oracion Funebre que en las solemnes Exequias de la E-. M. Maria Antonia de San Joseph, Larrea, Arispe, de los Eeyes: Quatro Yeces Ministra en el Monasterio de Trinitarias Descalzas de^ esta Ciudad de Lima, limp vellum 4to. Lima, 1783 249 Caldwell (Charles). A Discourse on the Genius and Cha- ' racter of the Eev. Horace Holley, LL.D., late President of Transylvania University, portrait and 2 plates, half 'fZ-'C^^ morocco Boston, Ililliard and Co. 1828 \ 250 California, the Natural and Civil History of, by M. Venegas map and plates, 2 vols, calf gilt 1759 . ^ 250*Callander (John) Voyages to the Terra Australis, or South- ern Hemisphere, during the 16th, 17th, and 18th Cen- 7^"^^ y^ turies, maps, 3 vols, calf Edinh. 1766 251 Calle (Juan DiEz DE la). IMemoeial, t Noticias Saceas Y E-EALES DEL ImPEEIO DE LAS IndIAS OcOIDENTALES '/Y 4to. Privately pei>-ted, 1646 r^-^-t^^ On the reverse of folio 180 the author says, That only a few copies of the work had been printed for the use of the King, his Council, and Ministers. Hence its extreme rarity. f. ^- 252 Calvet (P.) Appel a la Justice de I'Etat 1784^^^^ / , 253 Calvetonis (Urbani) Novae Novi Orbis Historiae, id est Eerum y ab Hispanis in India Occidentali hactenus Grestarum, /y et acerbo illorum in eas Gentes dominatu libri tres ; et ' de GaUorum in Ploridam Expeditione ; etc. vellum Genevce, 1600 \ 254 Campbell. A Concise History of the Spanish America, with an Appendix, in which is comprehended an exact De-^ scription of Paraguay. Collected chiefly from Spanish / AVriters, [by Dr. Campbell ?], oZrf caZ/* Lond. 114^1 , S 255 Cambridge. Documents relating to the University and Col- , leges of Cambridge, 3 vols. Lond. 1852 256 Canada. Additional Papers concerning the Province of Quebec, Ms. uncut 1776 24> riEST bat's sale. 257 Canada. The Interest of Great Britain considered, witli re- gard to her Colonies, and the Acquisitions of Canada and Guadaloupe, 2nd ed. Loud. 1761 258 Canada. State of the Form of Government of the Province ^^^^ of Quebec, with a Large Appendix, Jialf mor. 1789 259 Canada. 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The Importance and Advantage of, hf Id. 17-16 — ->^ / 266 Carew (Sir Peter) Life and Times of, with Historical Preface /;^ and Notes by MacLean 1857^-^*^^^ ^ 267 Another Copy, 1857 — Memoirs, Letters and Speeches of /^ the first Earl of Shaftesbury 1859-'^^'^*^ ' 268 Carlisle (Earl) Two Lectures on the Poetry of Pope ; and on >^y his own Travels in America /xV 4t0. PRIYATELT PKINTED, ] 850 ^ ■ 269 Carolina. A New and Accurate Account of the Provinces of ^ South Carolina and Geoi'gia, hf. mor. Lond. V1^'2/\J,^^.^ This appears to be the Tract referred to by Nichols (Lit. Anec. ii. p. 19^ as written by Gov. Oglethorpe. '^- o 270 Carthagena. Cosas Notables, Svcedidos en las Costas de la ^ Civdad de Lima, en las Indias, y como el armada ^/tj- Olandesa procuraua coger el armadilla nuestra, que baxa con la plata de ordinario a Cartagena, ano passado de 1624, If. mor. fol. \Coloplion ;] Madrid, por Luan Gonqalez, 1625 c- . 271 Carthagena. An Account of the Expedition to Carthagena pz .^ hf. mor. Lond. 1743 • ^ 271* The same, etc. 2nd ed. Lond. 1743 ^ / , 272 Carthagena. A Journal of the Expedition to Carthagena, in ^ answer to An Account of the Expedition to Carthagena ^ Lond. 1744 '-^ This Pamplilet is attributed to General Wcntworth, who commanded the Land Forces. FIRST day's sale. 25- ^ ' 273 Carthagena. A Journal, etc. 2iid ed. hf. mor. Lond. 1744 y . 274 Carthagena. Original Papers relating to the Expedition to Carthagena, hf. mor. Lond. 1744 / 275 Carter and Glossbrenuer's History of Tork-County York Pa. 1834 '^ . 276 Carver's Travels in North America, large paper, hoards, uncut 1778 "^■^ 277 Carver's Travels. Another copy, large paper, half hound, ^ hlue morocco, iiactit 1778 ^ 278 Case of the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia, as represented J^ p by themselves, /?/-. OTor. 1733/^^^-^^^ / 279 Case (A) decided in the Supreme Court of the United States, ^^ Feb. 1793, " Whether a State be liable to be sued by a ^^y^ private Citizen of another State ?" uncut, hf mor. Philadelphia, T. Dobson, 1793 280 Castellaxos (Iuax de). Primera Parte de las Elegias de ^ 9^^ Varones Illvstresde Indias,^«e ^cZZeo^?/ /« t"eZ/w»« ^[t^.^jL^2'^ 4to. Madrid, la viuda de Alonso Gomez Impressor, ISSSP'"'^ The first part only was printed. — " After employing the greater part of his life in writing the biography of the discoverers and conquerors of the Xew World, Castellanos devoted the remainder to putting his writings into verse." — Rich. 281 Catalogue of the Library of the American Philosophical . / Society, held at Philadelphia, for Promoting TJseful 4 y^ Knowledge, ^«//(>rJ/ ^.y^^^^^ Philadelphia, Jos. B. A. Skerrett, 1824 .282 Catalogue of the Books in the Library of the Writers to H. -^ M. Signet, part I. Jurisprudence Edinb. 1856 / 283 Catechism. Some Deductions from the Systems promulgated />^ in the page of Divine Eevelation ranged in the Order "^^^^^^^^^"^^ -^ and Form of a Catechism Portsmouth, N. H. 1782 284 Cathcart (John). A Letter to the Hon. Edward Yernon, x concerning some Gross Misrepresentations in a Pam- x^-^ phlet, intitled Orit,nnal Papers relating to the Expedition to the Island of Cuba, hf. mor. Lond. 1744 285 Caxtox's Chronicles. The Ckonicles of ~Eis&i.xsj), large and generally fine copy, a few worm holes skilfully re- paired, bound in tnorocco extra, by F. Bedford folio, Westmynstre, 1482 This copy is of the edition having the long commas, of which, it is believed, no perfect copy is known. The following leaves are supplied in facsimile, being printed from type cut in exact imitation of the original, viz. the 7 prelimi- nary leaves; text, a i to a vii (a i being blank), x i, x ii, x vii, X viii, y i to vi. This Chronicle being edited by Caxton as well as printed by him, is generally regarded as one of the most interesting of the volumes which proceeded from his press. The present is \ inch taller than the fine copy, late the Earl of Cawdor's, now in the British Museum. , /■Z J T ^' /^ 26 FiKsi" day's sale. 286 Caxton (Wm.) The Game of Chess. Eeproduced in fac- simile from a copy in the British Museum, with a few -^^y remarks on Gaston's Typographical productions, by N< Figgins, black IcttfV, icoodcuts, half morocco 4to. 1861 287 Cessares. An Account of the first Settlement, Laws, Form of y^ Groverument, etc. of the Cessares, a People of Soutly^^^ America, in nine letters from M. Vander Neck, witn Notes, calf 1764 X 288 Chalkley (Thomas) Journal of the Life, Travels and Christian ^ Experiences of, fine copy 1751^ ^^^^^ Chalkley travelled and laboured for forty years almost entirely in New England and the "West Indies, and died in the Island of Tortola. 289 Chalmers (George) Opinions on interesting Subjects of Public / Law and Commercial Policy, arising from American^2^^ Independence, new ed. If. mor. Lond. 178o , // 290 Champlain (Sieite Samuel de) Les Yotaqes be la Nov- ^ VELLE Prance Occidentale, dicte Canada, fine copy jf^g^, no map, calf extra, bound hy Fratt /p 4to. Paris, cliez Clavde Collet an Palais, en la Gal- ■■ ^"^ , lerie des Prisonniers, « VPstoille d' Or, 16S2 ^- 291 Chanvalon (Thibault) Voyage a la Martinique, contenant yf observations sur la Physique, I'Histoire Naturelle^^^:^^ I'Agriculture, les Moeurs, usages de cette Isle, et(^' y^ plates, calf gilt 4to. Paris, 1763 ^ 292 Chappell (Lieut. Edw.) 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Prentvd i 81ialhollti ap Sendrick Krtise, 1688 'V ■ ^ 299 Chronicles of Cartaphilus the Wandering Jew, edited by Dr. ///^ .p Hoflman, 2 vols. 1853^' ^ 300 Church Discipline (A Platform of) : Agreed upon by the ^ Jfilders and Messengers of the Churches assembled in ;^7^ the Synod at Cambridge, N. E. 1648 Boston, 1808' Y. FiEST day's sale. 27 301 Cicero (Marcus Tullius) Cato Major, orliis Discourse of Old y Age, with Explauatory Notes. A eemaekably fine > COPY, in a wholly uncut state, superbly hound in green morocco extra, hy W. Pratt 4to, Philadelphia, Peixted and Sold by B. Feanklin, 1744 This book Franklin always considered, the chefd'ceiivre of his press. He brought copies to England, and distributed them with evident satisfaction. 302 J.^ 4. 304 305 306 /- 307 . t? 308 , /^309 y 310 ^ 311 f^ Cie^a de Leon (Pedro de) Paete Peimeea Dela cheo- NiCA del Peru. Que tracta la demarcacion de sus -^y prouincias : la descripcion dellas. Las fundaciones de ^''' las uueuas ciudades. Los ritos y costumbres de loi^'^'^-^^^^*^ iudios. Y otras cosas estraiias dignas de ser sabidas, raimerous curious icoodcuts, fine large and clean copy, but 10 anting folio 21 fol. [Colophon] % Iinpressa en Seuilla en casa de Martin de montesdoca, 1553 With the Autograph signature of the author at the end, over the Colophon. " The first part only was printed : the 2nd and 3rd parts were seen in MS. in Madrid some time ago, but it is not known what became of them." — Rich Clap (Thomas) An Essay on The Xature and Foundation oiy Moral Virtue and Obligation ; for the Use of the Students of Tale-College New-Haven : B. Meco?)i, 1765 Clap (Thomas) The Annals or History of Tale-College, in Xew-Hnven, halfmor. New-Haven : J. Hotchkiss and B. JTecom, 1766 Clark (Samuel) A N'ew Description of the "World, last leaf mutilated Lond. 1708 Clavigero (Francesco Saverio) The History of Mexico. Col- lected from Spanish and Mexican Historians, and from Manuscripts and Ancient Paintings of the Indians, translated by Charles Culleu, Esq. map and plates, 2 vols, calf gilt 4to. Lond. 1807 Cobbet (Thomas), Minister at Lyn, N.E., A Practical Dis- course of Prayer, calf Lond. 1654 Cobbet on Prayer. Another copy 1654 Cobbet on Prayer. Another edition 1657 Cochrane (Lord). Manifiesto de las Acusaciones que a nombre del General San Martin hicieron sus Legados ^^^ ante el Gobierno de Chile contra el Yioe-Almirante Lord-Cochrane y Vindicacion de este dirigida al mismo San Martin, closely cut into the print of one or two pages 12mo. Lima, 1823 Cochrane (Charles Stuart) Journal of a Eesidence and Travels in Colombia in 1823-24, map and plate, 2 vols, hoards, uncut London, 1825 Vf^ / 28 FIRST day's sale. 312 Cockburn. A Journey over Land, from the Grulpli of Hon duras to the Great South Sea, performed by J, Cock burn and five other Englishmen, containing th Manners and Customs of the several Indians ; the / Travels of N. Withington ; etc. viaj), calf 1735 / - ^ 313 Coello (M.) Carta para la Pacificacion de las Provincias de / Puno, 4 leaves, half morocco, uncut fol. Cadiz, 1670^ / r 6 314 Colebrooke (H. T.) Eeligion and Philosophy of the Hindus, 1858— Brand's Voyage to Peru 1828 / , 6 315 Coleman. Some of the Griories of our Lord and Saviour ex- hibited in Twenty Sacramental Discourses, preached at Boston, N.E. portrait, caf Land. 1728/ Series of rare Voyages, printed hy M. Colijn, of Amsterdam. / ^ / 316 VajS^ Keck (Cornelts) Historiale Beschrijvinghe, lu- houdende een waerachtich ver hael vande reyse ghedaeu;/^*^ met acht Schepen van Amsterdam, ouder't beleydt van den Kloeckmoedighen Admirael lacob Cornelisz Neck. Hier is by-ghevoecht een Vocabulaer in Duytsch, Mal- leys, ende lavaens obi. 4to. Amst. MicJiiel Colijn, 1G19 ^ / 317 Weeedt (Sbbald de) Historisch ende VVijdtloopigh ver- , hael, van'tghene de vijf Schepen (die int Jaer 1698, tot ^ Rotterdam toegherust zijn, om door de Straet Magel- laua haren handel te dryven) vredervaren is, tot den 7 September, 1599, op welcken dagh Capiteyn Sebald de VVeerdt oblong 4to. Amst. Michiel CoHjn _^, ^' 318 Spelbeegen (Joris Van) T'ilistoriael Journael van tgeue ^ Ghepasseert is Van AVeghen dric Schepen Ghenaement den Ram Schaep ende het Lam, Ghevaren uyt Zeelandt Vander Stadt Camp-Vere d'Ost-Indien onder t'beleyt van loris Spelberghen, Generaal anno 1601, plates ^ / oblong 4to. Amst. 31. Colijn, 1617 V ^ • w 319 Beschrijvinghe ende Historische verhael, vant Gout ,jySi Koninckrijk van Guinea, anders de Gout-custe de Mina ^ , ^QVi'AQmi, plates oblong 4to. Amst. MicJiiel Colijn, 1617 . ^ • o 320 Candisch. Beschryvinge vande overtreffelijcke ende wydt- ^ vermaerde Zeevaerdt vanden Edelen Heer ende Meester y Thomas Candisch oblong 4to. Amst. Michiel Colijn, 1617 (/'- 6 321 Ealegh (Sir AValtee). VVarachtighe ende grondige be- schryvinghe van het groot en Gout-rijck Coningrijck van Guiana, gelegen zijnde in America, by Noorden de^ groote Rivier Orelliana ; etc. Door den E. Heere Walter Raleigh oblong 4to. Amst. Michiel Co/ijn, 1617 ^ Not mentioned by Rich. •c ' (^ 322 Bicker akd Heemskeeck Iovenael oft Daghelijcx-register van de Voyagie na Rio de Plata, ghedaeu met het Schip ghenoemt de Silveren Werelt, het welcke onder't Ad- piRST day's sale. 29 mirael-schap van Laurens Bicker, ende het hevel van Cornelis van Heemskerck als Commis die Custen van ^^ / Guinea oblong 4to. Amst. Michiel Colijn, 1617 ' , 6 323 'Te erste Boeck. Historie van Indien ,^ oblong 4to. Amst. Michiel Colijn, 16 L7 /^/^y^^ The author of this Eelation, which wiU be found in De Bry, is unknown, though many may have been the inquiries and speculations concerning him and his mysterious initials '^ G. M. A. W. L." ^ o 324 Oost-Indische ende Vvest-Indiscbe voyagien, Namelijck, de 0^ waeraehtighe beschrijvinghe vande drie seylagien, drie Jaren achtermalkandaren dear de HoUandtsche ende Zeelandtsche Schepen, by noorden Noorvveghen, Mos- covien ende Tartarien nae de Coninckrijcken, van Catthay ende China ghedaen, de eerste voyagie der HoUandtsche Schepen op de Landen van lava, plates, wanting pp. 57 and 58 oblong 4to. Amst. Michael Colijn, 1619 Some of the Relations of Van Noordt, D^Weerdt and Can- .'-) disch, will be found in this rare volume. , ^ 325 Collection (A) of Voyages undertaken by the Dutch East India Company, for the Improvement of Trade and' Navigation, old calf, with 10 maps Lond. 1703 o Not mentioned by Eich. ' cp 326 Colliber (Sam.) Columna Rostrata: or, a Critical History of x^^ J) the English Sea Affairs, calf 1727 ' S 327 Collins (John) of the Royal Fishery Company, Salt and /^ Eishery, a Discourse thereof, half caf 4to. Lond. 1082 Not mentioned by either Lowndes or Hich. "328^ Colman (Benjamin) of Bath, afterwards of Boston, Practical Discourses upon the Parable of the Ten Virgins, title torn and stained Lond. 1707 829 Columbus (Cheistopheu). Etist scHoisr hUbsch lesen . VOK ETLICHEN INSZLEN DIE DO ITS KURTZEN ZTTEN / . /if, ^y EUNDEJf STND DUECH De KUNIG VON HISPAKIA, VND //"^ SAGT TO GROSZEN WUN DEELICHEN DINGEJS^ DIE IN D^ '^ ' SELBe INSZLEN STND, morocco extra, by Bedford 4to. \_Colophon] Getruclct zu straszhiirg vff gruneck vo meister Bartlomesz kilstler ym iar. 1497, vff sant Jeronymus A FACSIMILE OF THIS RARE TrACT BY THE ELDER Mr. Harkis, made with such marvellous exactness, that it re- quires no ordinary expertness to detect it from the original. Eive copies were only taken from the excessively rare ori- ginal in the Grenville Library. It is a translation into German, with some alterations and additions, of the famous Columbus Letter, first printed in Latin, in 1493. It con- sists of seven leaves, with 30 lines in a full page. The wood-cut on the title page is repeated on the last page. ^ 30 FIEST day's sale. 330 Columbus. Del Primo Scopritore del Continente del Nuovo j/ Monde e Dei piii antichi Storici che ne scrissero Ba- ^^^"^'^ / / gionamento Mrenze, 1809 ■^ ' ^ 331 Columbus. Vita di Christoforo Colombo scritta e corredata /. y di nuove osservazioui di note storico-critiche e di un'^j^^^^ Appendice di documenti rari o inediti dal Cavaliere 'Z^(JZS Luigi Bossi, uncut MiJano, 1818 ^ . u |332 Commentarius de Eepublica in America, Lusitana atque His- ^ pana a Jesuitis iustituta, belloque ab Lis cum Hispamse/ /^^ ^ ' ^""V . . . J ,j ' ' 333 Concessions to America the Bane of Britain, half morocco ^ ' ' .. 1807^^^*^ , / 334 Conciliatory Address to the People of Great Britain and of . the Colonies, on the present important crisis, lif. '>^^or. ^Y^ / '^ 335 Condamine (M. de la) Relation abregee d'un Voyage fiait dans rinterieur de L'Amerique Mei'idionale, depuis /f^ / la Cote de la Mer du Sud, jusqu' aux Cotes du Bresil^^^^^^ et de la Guyane, en descendant la Eiviere des Ama- zones. Nouvelle Edition, Augmentee de la Relation de I'Emeute populaire de Cuanga an Perou, et la Relation du Voyage de Madame Godiu, map and plate '\ Maestricht, 1778 '336 Conduct (The) of the Ministry Impartially examined. In a Letter to the Merchants of London Lond. 1761 (^37 Conduct (The) of a R. Hon. Gentleman in resigning the Seals of his Office justified, by Pacts, and upon the Principles ^ / of the British Constitution, 2nd ed. Lond. 1761 ^ . o 338 Conduct of the late Administration examined relative to the /^ American Stamp Act, with an Appendix of original '^^-/^a pers 1767 ^^-^ ^ > /-^SSO Congress oe the United States (Annals or the) Debates and proceedings from the first Congress in 1789 to the eighteenth, 1823, 42 vols, calf, Washinc/ton, 1834-56 — Register of the Debates in Congress, from the second session of the eighteenth Congress to the first session of the twenty-fourth, 27 vols, calf Washington, 1825-36 These 69 volumes form a complete set of the " American Hansard," or Debates in Congress, from the origin of the United States Government in 1789 to the 24th Congress in 1836. The work was printed at the cost of the Government, 5 dollars a volume, but was never published for sale. Seta are consequently now very dilficult to procure complete. In 1837 the third series was commenced in quarto imder the name of the Congressional Globe, which has now reached P 54 volumes. 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Dr. Peters, like most of the Church of England Clergy in America, at the breaking out of the Revolution, espoused the Tory side, and rendering himself, as many thought, too conspicuous in his opposition to the popular cause, was presented with a coat of tar and feathers by the good people of his parish in Connecticut, and compelled to evacuate his living. He came to England, and published this book in ridicule of Connecticut It is often, by foreigners, regarded as a true history, but is about as much entitled to that character as Knickerhocker s History of Neio York. //■ 342 Connecticut (A Register for the State of), with an Almanack, for the Tear of our Lord 1785. Calculated for the Meridian of New- London, Lat. 41. 25. North, by Na- than Daboll, Teacher of the Mathematics at the Aca- demic School in Plainfield New London, hy T. Green, [1785] Few of the ephemeral productions of New-England are of j greater rarity than its early Almanacs. /J^ /■ 343 Connecticut. 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Bradford, VJli • / 351 Considerations on the relative situation of France and the United States of America, Translated from the French /^ of Claviere and Brissot de Warville, half bound 178^^!^^ y ■ 352 Constitutions of the Thirteen States of North America, calf a Glasgoiv, 1783 y^j\, ^ f 353 Constitutions (The) of the United States, according to the' ' latest araendmeuts, etc. ; also, the Amendments to the / Constitution of Maryland, not in any former edition ,x5^ ^ Newhurgh, 1800 . / 354 Contest in America (The) between Great Britain and France, with its Consequences and Importance, in which a ^ proper Barrier between the two Nations in ^o^th^T^^ America is pointed out, hoards, uncut VlbT^^'^'^^^ ,/ _ 355 Contestacion Eapida al Discurso Opinado qui Pronuncid un M. con Motive de la Plancha que el G. Cons. 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N'eivberry' , i? 362 Copia de dos Cartas Escritas de vn Missiouero, y del Supe- rior de las Missiones de los Maynas, en el Kio ■; y Marauon, jurisdiccion de la Real Audiencia de Quito, /^y^'y^ avisando ai Padre Vice-Provincial de la Compafiia de lesYS, del Nuevo Eeyno de Granada, Primera Carta, ,/ / half morocco fol. [1681] ^ • '^ 363 Coppier (Guil.) Histoire et Voyages des Indes Occidentales ^,^^- a Lyon, 1645 ' 364 Coppinger (Jose) Manifesto, que demostrando el injusto y violento proceder que se ha observado en San Augustiu de Florida, despojandole de Orden de la Autoridad goberuante, de los Archivos de su Grobieruo y otros papeles, despues de la Entrcga de la Provincia a los Estados Unidos de America, half morocco Filadelfia, Juan F. Rurtel, 1821 /. 6 365 Corn wallis (Earl). An An.swer to the Narrative of Lieut.-Geu. Sir Heu. 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Lo qve por mi mandado se assieta, y concierta con luau Nuriez Correa Portugues, vezino de la ciudad de Lisboa, sobre la haberia que en lasciudades de Seuilla, Cadiz, y otras partes, se cobra de todo el oro, y plata, piedras, perlas y jo3'as, y otras cosas que vienen de las Indias : y de todas las mercaderias que van a ellas, y a las Islas del mar Oceauo, (15 leaves') half morocco fol. [Dated^^ Talladolid, 2Qfh Sept. 1603 34 SECOND day's sale. ^ ■ 371 Corro (Juan del). Forma de el nvevo beneficio de metales de plata, por el Capitan de luan del Corro, lif. morocco Ci p Ibl. [Dated'] Potosi, y Jiinio 24, 1676 / ■ 372 Correspondencia entre el General D. I. O. Donoju D. Fran- ^'y_^ cisco Lemaur, y las ultimas Cartas de aquel al General ^'^'^'^ . Davila, con las respuestas de este, ha^f morocco . /■ 373 Corry (John) The Life of George Washington, and of the ^i«^ Most Eminent Men who effected the American Eevo-/^ ^^■^^ . \ution, poriraii, half tnorocco Lond. ISOO •^Z- 374 CoETES (Hernando). Ferdinandi Cortesii von dem Newen / ' Hispanien, so im Meer gegem Nidergaug, Zwo gantzv- (^-^^^^ lustige vnnd fruchtreiche Historien, an den groszmachti- gisten vniiberwindtlichisten Herren, Carolum V. Ko- niischen Kaiser etc. Kunig in Hispanien, etc. fol. Augspurg, Philipp Vlhart, 1550 Tills edition in German contains at the end several letters concerning the settlements of Germans in Spanish America not found in the Latin or Spanish editions. y ' '/ 375 CoETEs (Hebnando). Historia de Neuva-Espafia, escrita por Ja^ su esclarecido Conquistador Hernan Cortes, aunientada con otros Docameutos, y Notas. Por el Ilustrissimo Sefior Don Francisco Antonio Lorenzana, Arzobispo de Mexico, vellum fol. Mexico, 1770 The three celebrated and highly important Letters of Cortes are here reproduced. ^ ■ 376 CoETES (Hernando) Carta de Eelacion, embiada a su Sacra- magestad del Emperador Nuestro tSeiior, por el Capitari / General de la Nueva-Espafia, uncut fol. absque notd // ■ 377 Cortes (Hernando) CorrespondanceavecL'Empereur Charles- ^ Quint, sur la Conquete du Mexique. Trad, par M. le Yicomte de Flavigny, half hound Suisse, 1779 378 Cortes (Hernando) Despatches translated from the Spanish, ^^ / / with Notes by Geo. Folsom Neio York, 1843 ^-^ '^ / / 379 Cosmopolita (El), Prospecto, and No. 1, July 18 to No. 9, ^ Sept. 21, 1822 4to. Santiago de Chile, 1822'^ ' 380 Coste (John Francis) Oratio Habita in Capitolio Gulielmo- politano in Comitiis Universitatis Virginije, die xii Junii // M.DCC.LXXXii, half morocco Lugd. Bat. 1783^!.^;:^^ Dedicated to Washington. 881 Cotton (John) The Way of Life, or God's Way and Course in bringing the Soule into, keeping it in, and carrying it on, in the Wayes of Life and Peace, old calf 4to. 1641 382 Cotton (John) The Churches Kesurrection, or the Opening y^y^ of the fift and sixt verses of the 20th chap, of the Beve-X^'^ lation, corrected by his own hand, green morocco, by A Hay day 4to. Lond.for Henry Overtoil, 1642 ,'/ ^ . 383 Cotton (Joun) The Keyes of the Kingdom of Heaven, ^vA./^/^, Power thereof, 2ud ed. vellum ^ 4to. Lond, M. Sitnmons,for Hen. Overton, 1644 4 SI SECOND day's sale. 85 / 384 Cotton (John) The Way of the Churches of Christ in New y.^ England 4to. Lond. Matth. Simmons, 164;5 //^-^ , 385 Cotton (John) The Blotjdt Tenent, Washed, and made * ^ white in the Bloud of the Lambe ; being discussed and discharged of bloud-guiltinesse by just defence: wherein the great questions of this present time are handled, J viz. How farre Liberty of Conscience ought to be given ^^yy-c to those that truly feare God ? etc. Whereunto is added a Eeply to Mr. [Roger] Williams Answer to Mr. Cotton's Letter , 4to. Lond. Ilattli. Sijmmons,for Hannah Allen, IQ^l - o 386 Cotton (John) Severall Qvestions of serious and necessary Consequence, propounded by the Teaching Elders unto / M. lohn Cotton of Boston *^in New England, with his _^^ respective Answer to each Question, uncut Lond. for Thomas Banks, 1647 337 Cotton (John) Singing of Psalmes a Gospel Ordinance, stained and 6 leaves defective / . 4to. Lond. by 31. S.for Hannah Allen, 1647 /^^^^^ ^388 Cotton (John) The Way of Congregational Churches clearedr 4to. Lond. M. Simmons for John Bellamie, 1648 389 Cotton (John) Way of Congregational Churches cleared, Lond. 1648 — Hooker (Thomas) of Hartford, N. E. /9 Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline, wherein^/^^^^ the way of the Churches of New-England is warranted / out of the Word and all exceptions of weight answered, 1648, 2 vols, in 1, calf 4to. 1648 Cotton (John) An Abstract of Laws and Goternment, , wherein as in a Mirrour may be seen the Wisdom and 7^^^ Perfection of the Government of Christs Kingdome; "^^ now publislied after his [Cotton's] death, by William Aspinwall ^ v y^ 4to, Lond. hy JIL S. for Livewel Chapman, 1655 yy-^ ^ 391 Cotton (John) Treatise of the Covenant of Grace, cal^ 1659 ^^4 392 Cotton (John) Treatise of the Covenant of Grace, calf 1671 ^ '393 Cotton (John). A Brief Discourse concerning the Lawfulness y^^ of Worshipoing God by the Common Prayer [in An- ^ y swer to John Cotton,] hf. mor. 4to. Lond. 1694 o 394 Cotton (John) of Boston, N. E. Way of Life, or God's Way y^y and Course in bringing the Soule into the Wayes of />Z^>i life and peace, 1641— Hickeringill (E.) Tracts, calf 4to. Lond. J. Bunton, 1692, etc. ^ 395 Cotton (John) Memoir of, by J. Norton, with Preface and Notes, by E. Pond New York, 1842 896 Cowdell (Thomas D.) A Poetical Journal of a Tour frotn British North America to England, with Two Pieces of the Intended Jubilee, uncut Dublin, 1809 397 Coxe (Tench) View of the United States, calf 1795— Ee- ponse a la Declaration du Cougres Americaiu, calf 1778 36 y SECOND day's sale. . {3§§ Coxe (Daniel). A Description of tlie Englisli Province of Caro- lina, by the Spaniards call'd Florida, and by the French La Louisiane ; as also of the great and famous Hiver Mescbacebe orMissisipi,the five vast navigable lakes of fresh water, and the parts adjacent, Jarc/e map Lowd.for B. Cowse, 1722 399 Coxe ("William) Account of the Russian iJiscoveries between Asia and America, 4th ed. enlarged, maps, calf ^//}Ay/ Lond. 180r "^^ .400 Craig (N. B.) History of Pittsburgh, 2 maps Fittsburyh, 1851 ^ 401 Crawford (Charles) An Essay on the Propagation of the /^ Gospel, in which there are numerous facts and argu- f/,^^ ments adduced to prove that many of the Indians in America are descended from the Ten Tribes, 2nd ed. hds. uncut FJiiladelphia, James Humphreys, 1801 '^ 402 Cruising Voyage round the World : first to the South Seas, ' tlience to the East Indies, and homewards by the Cape ^^^ of Good Hope, 1708-11, by Woodes Eogers, half mor. , 1718 -V . 403 Crusius (Martin) D. Solomoni Schvveigkero Sultzensi, qui Constantinopoli in Aula Legati Imp. Eom. aliquot " Ji Anuos Ecclesiasta fuit ; et in Aegypto, Palsestina, Syria, "^ peregrinatus est, cum Descriptioue illius peregriuationis, j . calf gilt, hound hy Bedford 4to. Argent. 1582 ^ ■J . ^ 404 Cuba, Original Papers relating to the Expedition to the ^'^'/^-tt^ i land of, lif mor. Lond. 174C x o 405 Cunha de Azeredo Continho (Joze Joaqnim da) A political j^ Essay on the Commerce of Portugal and her ColomeSy^frf^,.^^^ y particularly of Brasil, hds. uiicut Lond. 1801 ; ^ - 406 Currencies of the British Plantations in America (Discourse ^^^ on the) especially with regard to their Paper Money, (j> more particularly to the Province of Massachusetts-Bay u i^^^ /"^ in New England, half morocco Lond. 407 Dalrymple. Address of the People of Great Britain to the ^ Inhabitants of America, ArtZ/«?orocco Lond. 117 5, J^ " This address is said and believed to have been written by Sir J. D. (Sir John Dalrymple), and printed at the public expense, to be distributed in America." — Monthly Itev. 408 Dampier (Capt. "W.) Voyages round the World, describing \^ • the Isthmus of America, the South Sea, Coasts of Chi]i, ^ ^< 411 Dampier's Voyages, Vol. 1, 4ith edition, Vol. 2, 2nd edition 1699—1700 — 413— Dampier's Voyages, Vol. 1, ^tli edition, Vol. 2, 2nd edition 1703—1700 413 Dampier's Voyages, Vol. 1, Qth edition. Vol. 2, 3?y/ edition, from the Library of King Georye III. 1717 — 1705 '- ^ 414 Dampier (William). A Collection of Voyages. Vols. 1, 2 and 4, containiug Captain Dampier's Voyages round the World. Expedition into the South Seas. Capt. Cowley's Voyage round the Griobe. Capt. Sharp's Journey over the Isthmus of Darien, and into the South Seas. Capt. Wood's Voyage through the Streights of Magellan. jNIr. Eoberts's Adventures and Sufferings amongst the Corsairs of the Levant, maps and plates, (map in Vol. 4 defective) Lond. 1729 - 41u '' Dampier's Voyages, Vol. 2, \st edition 1699 — 4i6" Dampier's Voyages, Vol. 2, \st edition {wanting title) 1699 / f4il7 Dampier's Voyages, Vol. 2, Srd edition 1705 C,418 Dampier (Capt.) Vindication of his A^oyage to the South ^ Seas in the ship St. George, scarce 4to. 1707 / ( 419 Danforth (John) The Blackness of Sins against Light, im- -6 ^ perfect, -wanting all after page 34 I Boston, TimotJnj Green, 1710 V420 Dapper (Gr.) Die TJnbekante Neue Welt, oder beschreibung des Welt-teils Amerika und des sud-Landes, maps and numerous curious plates fol. Amst. 1673 (^421 Darien. A Defence of the Scots Settlement at Edinl. 1699 ^__422 Dartmouth College. A Vindication of the OflBcial Conduct of the Trustees of, uncut Concord, Geo. Hough, 1815 ^ 423 Datexpobt (John) of New-Haven, N. E., The Saints Anchor-Hold, in all Storms and Tempests, Preached in Sundry Sermons,j^«e co/)y, calf extra, hound hy Pratt Lond. 1661 V , 424 Dave;kpoet (John) The Saints Anchor-Hold, in all Storms and Tempests, Preached in Sundry Sermons, ^?2e copy, calf extra, hound hy Pratt Lond. Benj. Harris, 1701 425 Dayila (Gil Gonzalez) Teatro Eclesiastico de la Primitiva ^y f ,/■ Iglesia de las Indias Occidentales, Vidas de svs Arzo- c:^<^ bispos, Obispos, y Cosas memorables de svs Sedes, map, 2 vols. Spanish binding fol. Madrid, Diego Diaz de la Carrera, 1649-1655 This book abounds with curious statistics and memoranda of memorable occurrences, and of the first introduction of arts and letters, printing, etc. See p. 7, etc. The Vocabularies are also highly valuable. -,_t<:i-i / 38 SECOITD day's sale. > ^ ' 426 Davie (John Constanse) Letters from Paraguay: describing jy tlie Settlements of Monte Video and Buenos Ayres ; the ■^"^^'^'"^ residences of Rioja Minor, Nombre de Dies, St. Mary / and St. Johu, etc. lif. mor. Lond. 1805 tyy's^ ^ ' 427 Davis (Dr. N.) Carthage and her Remains, cloth 1861 — 066-Beclaration of the Persecution of the Quakers in New Eng- land, See Burroughs (Edw.) 4to. >^ / 429 De Bow (J.D. B.) Industrial Eesources, etc. of the Southern i^ and Western States, 4 vols, {wantmg Vol. 3) t//^^^^ Neio Orleans, 1853 / - 430 Deane (John) A Narrative of the Shipwreck of the Notting- ^^ ham-Galley, [in her Voyage to Boston]. Publish'd 'vl\./^[J2-a^, -. 1711. Eevis'd, and Eeprinted with Additions in 1726, hf. mor. thick paper ^^London] y; Declaration. An Answer to the Declaration of the American /AZ.^ Congress, ^th Ed. 1776 ^'^^" ^ 432 Declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of ,7 North America, now met in General Congress at Phi-/^ ladelphia, setting forth the necessity of taking up Armsy^^^^'^^''^^ nncut 1775 /'^ / • 433 Declaration. Another copy, hf. mor. uncut 177^;^^'^,^ /? / 434 Delaroche (Peter), iWissjonory, The Gospel of Christ preached -' ' to the Poor, half morocco iJ' Lunenhurg, \_Nova Scotia^ Printed, at the Author' s /i ^^"^ expence, to he given and not to he sold, 1773 ^^ 6 435 De Solis. History of the Conquest of Mexico, translated by , '• Thos. Townsend, revised and corrected by N. Hooke, AyWc portrait, map, and plates, 2 vols, original caf gilt 1738' —43^ De Ville (J. B.) Histoire des Plantes de I'Europe et des plus XJsitees, qui viennement d'Asie, d'Afrique et de Ameri- ^ que, miinerous woodcuts Lyon, 1707 y^ . 437 Diaa'ies and Correspondence of Rt. Hon. George Rose, edited ^ P by Rev. L. V. Harcourt, 2 vols. 1860 u^^^ 438 Diaz del Castillo (Bebnal) Historia Verdadeba de la / , CoNQUiSTA DE LA NtJEVA EsPAiiA, calf gilt, the notcs ^ orb the fore-edge of some feio leaves slightly cut into // /'' fol. Madrid, en la Imprenta del Reyno, 1632/>,<:i^ Oeiginal Edition. Bernal Diaz was the companion 01 Cortes in his adventures and battles. See an interesting note as to the author and his work in Robertson's History, Vol. II. note 1. , ^\ ^^439 DiBDiN (Dr. T. E.) Bibliographical Antiquarian and yJ Picturesque Tour in Erance and Germany, nu — ^x^ merous heautiful portraits, plates, woodcuts and vignettes, /^ the latter on India paper ^ LARGE PAPER, UNCUT, 3 vols. russiu extra, loith joints, . FINE COPT impl. 8vo. 1821 v '-J- 440 Dickinson (Jonathan) Eamiliar Letters, calf /^ Boston, Bogers and Fowle, 1745 /v"^ yA SECOND day's sale. 39 { 441 Dickinson, (Jonathan), Minister, Elizabeth-Town, A Sermon Preached at the opening of the Synod at Philadelphia, Sept. 19, 1722. Wherein is considered the Character of the Man of Grod, with the true boundaries of the Churches Power, hf. mor. Boston, T. Fleet, for S. Gerrish, 1723 442 Dickinson (Jonathan) A Defence of Presbyterian Ordination ; in answer to a Pamphlet, entituled, A Modest Proof of ^ the Order and Government settled by Christ in t\w^ Church, closely cut Boston Dan. Henchman, [1724] 443 Dickinson (Jonathan) Familiar Letters upon a variety of <^ Eeligious Subjects, 4th ed. Glasgow, 1775 ^y:^ <^444 Dickinson (John) A New Essay on the Constitutional Power of Great-Britain over the Colonies in America, hf. mor. Philadelphia, printed ; Lond. repr. 1774^ 445 DiEEEviLLE. 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Lond. 1789 rp X449 Don Henriquez de Castro, or the Conquest of the Indies, a y^ , 2 Spanish Novel, calf Lond. lQS5y^^^if^^^ \450 Doran (Dr.) Lives of the Princes of Wales, 1860— Frier's His- tory of the Eeign of Henry IV. of France, 2 vols. 1860 ' - 451 Doran (Dr.) Table Traits 1854 ,,^^^ ' ^ 452 Douglas (Gen. Sir H.) On Fortification, 1859— Memoirs of ^^-^ the American Army and Navy, 82 engravings on steel ^y/^y^ 1848^ . 453 DoiJGLASS (William) A Summary, Historical and Political, of the First Planting, Progressive Improvements, and ^^ [y Present State of the British Settlements in North /^^^'^ America, map, 2 vols, old calf Lond. ] 755 *^^J 454 Another edition, 2 vols, calf Lond. 1760 This is a reprint of the edition of 1755, almost page for page. ^ ^ ^^ There are a few alterations and corrections. At the heads ^"'^ /^ of each page are placed the Parts and Sections. Although at the end of the Contents of Volume I. there is " Place the Map to face the Title of Vol. I." no copy has yet been met with, in its original state, bearing the Map. /' //. / 40 SECOND BAY S SALE. 455 Drake (3. G.) Researches among the British Archives for ,J/ information relative to the Pounders of New Euglandv^^ 4to. Boston, 18(50 456 Dresser (Matth.) Historien und Bericht von dem Newlicher zeit eufundenen Kouigreich China . . . Item von dem auch new enfundenen Lande Virginia 4to. Ijeip. 159 Unmentioned by Brunet or Ternaux. The second part is a translation from English into German of Harlot's Virginia, the original of which, by De Bry lias been several times , » sold for one hundred guineas. 457 Dulane}'' (M.) Chief Justice of JSIarylanA, Considerations /^ on the Propriety of imposing Taxes in British Colonies <^.^^ North America, Printed by a North American, New York, reprinted 1765 458 Dummer (Jeremiah) A Defence of the New England Char- (2^ ters, 1st ed. hf. mor. Lond. 1765 "^-^ Drummer was tlie Agent of Massachusetts in England. . 459 Du Pratz (M. Le Page) Histoire de la Louisiana, plo'tes, j^^t^ ? 3 vols, calf 1758^ ^^^ 460 Duquesne (Marquis) Vindicated from the Aspersions east o\x /h his Conduct while Commander of Port Charles, at PorV^^<«^ / Royal in Jamaica, thick paper, hf. mor. Lond. 1728 / ■ 461 Durham (Earl of) Report on the Affairs of British North _^y^/y America, with Appendix, 2 parts fol. Lond. ISSO'''^'^''^ V 2? •^62 Du Tertre (Jean Baptiste) Missionaire, Histoire G-eneralo '^ " des Isles de S. Christophe, de la Crvadelovpe, de la ^/V Martiniqve, et avtres dans I'Ameriqve, 1st ed. Quaps, old^ ^ ^ / eaJf 4to. Paris, 1654 ' ' O 463 Dwight (Timothy) Sermon preached at Northampton, Nov. y1 28, 1781, occasioned by the Capture of the British/^ ^ Army under the Command of Eai'l Cornwallis / ^ ' , JIartford [1781] ^ ■ 461 Dwight (Timothy) The Conquest of Canaan, a Poem, in yj^ Eleven Books, 1st ed. Hartford, Elisha Babcoch, 11^6 /tj'^^- i> . . . ' , The first Epic Poem published in America. ' O 465 Dwight (Timothy) A Statistical Account of the Towns and /, Parishes in the State of Connecticut, published by the , ^'^^' Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. 1, No, 1, with autograph of Adam Seyhert, If. morocco New Haven, Walter and Steele, 1811 /l 466 Eachard (Laurence) Compendium of Greography, General /^ and Special, calf, maps Lond. \Q^\.^^ji/iy, Contains a curious account of America. . 467 Eastman (Tilton) Pastor at Randolph, A Sermon, preached ^^ in Sharon, Vermont, March 12, 1806, at the Ordiuation^^y^j of the Rev. Samuel Bascom Hanover, N H. Moses Davis, 1806 SECOND DAT S SALE. 4i ^ - 468 Earthquakes. History of Earthquakes, including those at Lima and Callao, in Peru, 1748— The Allies and the late Ministry defended against France, 1712— Life and - Death of Count Patkul, who was broke alive on the^ '^ Wheel in Great Poland 1717 i 469 Eckley (Joseph) Jlinister of Boston, A Discourse before the j Society for Propagating the Grospel among the Indians \ and others in JS'orth America, Nov. 7, 1805, uncut \ Boston, E. Lincoln, 1806 V470 Edwards (Bryan) The History of the British Colonies in the West Indies, 2nd ed. maps and plates, 2 vols, calf y ^ 4to. Land. 1794 . o 471 Edwards (Jonathan) Narrative of the surprising Work of God in the Conversion of many hundred Souls in Northampton, N. E. {^poor copy) 1737 — Narrative of' -^ the Conversion of W. Mooney Fitzgerald and J, Clarke / ^ ' 1790 ^ 472 Edwards (Jonathan) Some Thoughts concerning the present Revival of E-eligion in New-England, calf / Boston, printed : JEdinb. repr. V74'Z 473 Edwards (Jonathan) Life of Boston, S. Kneeland, 1765 474 ' E dwards (President) Religious Intelligence and Seasonable Advice from Abroad, concerning Lay-Teaching, etc., from the Connecticut Evangelical Magazine, hds. un^ cut " Edinb. 1801 475 Egede (Hans) Mission'drs und Bischofes in Grdnland, Bes- chreibuug und Natur-Geschichte von Gronland, iiber- setzet von D. Joh. Ge. Kriiuitz, majy and plates, half calf Berlin, 1763 ,^,2^476 Eliseo (Padre) Aviendo Eepresentado el Conde de Monterey a su Magestad los agrauios y molestias, que los Indios de la Nueua Espafia recibian, por orden de los juezes que los repartian, para seruicios personales, se le mando que no se repartiesseu, pero que se diesse orde como se alquilassen, y no estuuiessen ociosos : con la qual los de buen zelo quedaron conteutos y satisfechos, Jliie copy folio, [1643] 477 Eliot (Andrew) Christ's Promise to the penitent Thief. A Sermon preached the Lord's-Day before the Execution of Levi Ames, who suffered Death for Burglarv, Oct. 21, 1773, iEt. 22. N.B. This discourse was preached at the desire of the Prisoner, who was present when it was delivered Boston, John BoyJe, 1773 478 Eliot (Andrew) A Sermon preached at the Ordination of the Rev. Joseph Willard, to the Pastoral care of the first Church in Beverly, in conjunction with the Rev. Joseph Champney, Nov. 25, 1772. To which are annexed, The Charge, by the Rev. Dr. Appleton, and the Right Hand of Fellowship, by the Rev. Mr. Holt Boston, Thomas and John Fleet, 1773 G y /. :i^ 42 SECOND day's sale. ■^ - 479 Eliot (Andrew) A Sermon preached at the Ordination of [his ^4 Son] Andrew Eliot, A.M., to the Pastoral care of the /^^ First Church in Eairfield, June 22, 1774 /^ Boston, John Boijle, 1774 y 480 Ellis (Henry) A Voyage to Hudson's Bay, by the Dobbs ^ Galley and California, in the Tears 1746 and 1747, ^oiZ/f^ Discovering a North West Passage ; with an Accurat^ ''^^ Survey of the Coast, and a short Natural History of the Country, chart of the North-West Passage and plates Loud. 1748 ,^ ^ ^ 481 Ellis (H.) Voyage to Hudson's Bay, in 1746 and 1747, for discovering a North West Passage, map and plates,^ LARGE PAPER, calf 1748 / - 482 Ellwood (Thomas) An Epistle to Eriends .... warning them to beware of that Spirit of Contention and Division which hath appeared of late in George Keith, and some iew^-t others that join with him, who have made a Breach ana Separation from Friends in some Parts of America ^ / Lond. ] 694 y. J . A 483 Emery (S, H.) The Ministry of Taunton, 2 vols, cloth 1853 /^> / 484 Emigrant's Guide through the Western States, and the Terri- tory of Michigan, 1832 — Fairburn's Account of Buenos ,y Ayres —Journal of Dr. Coke's Visit to Jamaica, Vi'&d—y^'^^ Plain Truth, a series of numbers from the New York Daily Advertiser, 1821 — Drake's Discourse on the Western Museum Society Cincinnati, 1820 485 Emmons (Nathanael) Fastor, in FranMin, A Discourse, deli- vered on the Annual Fast in Massachusetts, April 9, ^^ 1801, uncut Salem, repr. hy Joshua Gushing, \^Qfl/^ -y/yy 486 Endeavours need by the Society for the Propagation of th6 Gospel in Foreign Parts, to Instruct the Negro Slaves in New York, 1730 — Account of the Insurrection of the Negroes in St. Domingo, {corner of title torn) 1792 ^ ' 487 Ens (Gaspar) Indtae Occidektalis Historia: in qva ^ prima regionum istarum detectio, situs, incolarum mores^ ^t,.,*/ aliaque eo pertinentia, breuiter explicantur. Ex variis-^^^'' Avtoribvs collecta, calf Colonics, 1612 This is an abridgement of the Petits Voyages of De Bry, and is generally attached to that collection. 488 Espy (J. P.) Fourth Meteorological Eeport, plates 4to. Washington, 1857 489 Esqtjemeltng (John) Bucaniees of Amerioa : or, a true Account of the most remarkable Assaults committed of ^y late years upon the Coasts of the West-Indies, by the ^^/^ Bucaniers of Jamaica and Tortuga, both English and '^^ French, more especially the Unparallerd Exploits of SECOND day's sale. 43 Sir Henry Morgan, our English Jamaican Hero, who sack'd Puerto Yelo, burnt Panama, etc. plates, three parts in 1 vol. hf. bd. 4to. Lond. Will. Crooke, 1684-5 The following is from the London Gazette of June 8, 1685, and probably refers to this first Edition. " NYestminster, June 1. There have been lately Printed and Published two Books, one by Will. Crook, the other by Thos. 31althus, both Intitled The History of the Bucaniers ; both which Books contained many False, Scandalous and Mali- tious Eefleetions on the Life and Actions of Sir Henry Morgan of Jamaica Kt. The said Sir Henry Morgan hath by Judgment had in the King's-Bench-Court, recovered against the said Libel £200 Damages. And on the humble Solicitation and Eequest of William Crook, hath been pleased to withdraw his Action against the said Crook, and accept of his Submission and Acknowledgement in Print." C . 490 Esquemeling. Another copy, with the fourth part, plates, Xr^ 2 vols, in 1, {wanting title to Vol. 2, and 1 leaf mended) /^'^ /y calf 4to. 1684-5 ''^ ' 491 Esquemeling (John) History of the Bucaniers of America, from their first original down to this 'time, 7na2)s and-' plates, calf Lond. 1699 ^ . 492 Eecilla t Cuniga (Aloxso de) Peimeea, Segt>'da, t Teeceea Paetes de la Aeatcana, calf Aiivers, Fedro Bellero, 1597 493 Essays and Eeviews, 9/7* edition 1861 494 Evans (Lewis) G-eographical, Historical, Political, Philo- sophical and Mechanical E:-says. The Eirst, containing an Analysis of a General Map of the Middle British ^^^ Colonies in America ; and of the Country ot' the Con- ^ federate Indians, 2nd ed. laege papee, lif. mor. iincut folio, Pliiladelpliia, Printed by B. Eea^'KLIN, and D. Hall, 1755 AVith the large Map, 27^ by 20| inches, coloured. This is a presentation copy from the Author to Dodsley the Publisher. On the back of the Map is the following Letter, in the auto- graph of Mr. Evans. " To Mr. E. Dodsley, Bookseller in Pall Mall, London. Sir, I am uncertain whether I shall be able to transmit to !New York, to overtake a ship to Hull, a parcel of these Maps intended for you. " Your most humble Servt. Lewis Evans. " Philadelphia, July 30, 1755. " This comes under of favour of the Eevd. Mr. Php. Frances." Ay 495 Evans (Lewis) Essays. Number II. Containing a Letter re- / J4yj presenting the Impropriety of sending Forces to Yir- ginia : The Importance of taking Fronteuac, etc. half morocco 4to. Lond. 1756 ^ /■ 496 Evergreen (The) An Offering for all Seasons, edited by J, //Z^ Salkeld,^7a^e« New York, 1850 A<^^^ //. 44 SECOND day's sale. ^^ 497 ExPLORATioKs and Subvets for a Eaileoad Eoute from the -, Mississippi Eiter to the Pacific Ocean, made under / (y the direction of the Secretary of War, 9 vols, pla tes, ^>-<^^ cloth 4to. Washington, 185 5-8 ^ This is, perhaps, the most important series of Scientific Eeports --^ as yet issued by the American Government, embracing, as ^ , t/ it does, almost every branch of Science, natural and physical. / 514 Fisher (Dr. John) Bishop of Rochester, Life of, by John '^^'y Lewis, with an Introduction by F. H. Turner, 2 vols. ^ 1855 / 515 Fisk (Sam.) The Character of the Candidates for Civil Government, a Sermon at Boston before His Excel- ^ lency Jonathan Belcher Boston, 1731 ^ ■ 516 Fisk (Nathan) Sermon at Brookfield, Mar. 6, 1778, on the interment of Mr. Joshua Spooner who was most bar- barously Murdered at his own Gate, by three RuiBans,' hired for the purpose by his Wife, uncut Boston, N.E. 1778 ^ /. 517 Fisk (Nathan) Sermon at the Dudleian Lecture, Sept. 7, 1796 J Boston, 1796 // 518 Fiske (N.) Moral Monitor, 2 vols. Worcester, Mass. 1801— ,/J^"^^^ Wilkins (Bp.) Mathematical Magick 1648^''' ' ' /v 519 Fitch (Jabez) Gospel Ministers considered under the simi- litude of Fishers of Men ; a Sermon preached at Gos- ^'^ port or the Shoals, July 26, 1732, at the ordination of ^'^ "^ the Rev. J. Tucke, half hound Boston, S. Kneeland 8/- T. Green, 1732 '^ • ^ 520 Fletcher (J.) of Madeley, American Patriotism farther con- ^^^ fronted with Reason, Scripture, and the Constitution : /^■^■'^ being Observations on the Dangerous Politicks Taught by the E-ev. Mr. Evans, M.A. and the Rev. Dr. Price. With a Scriptural Plea for the Revolted Colonies, half morocco Shrewsbury, 1776 ►, /I 521 Flinn (Andrew) A Sermon occasioned by the Death of the ^' 6) Honble. Judge Wilds, April 1st, 1810 Charleston, J. Hoff, 1810' 522 Flint (Timothy) A Condensed Geography and History of the Western States, or the Mississippi Valley, 2 vols. hoards, uncut Cincinnati, E. H. Flint, 1828 , I 523 Fontana (F.) on the Venom of the Viper, or the American , s J Poisons, and on the Cherry Laurel, translated by J. ^ "i Skinner, 2 vols, half hound 1795 y^' V524 Foote (Sam.) Works with Life by J. Bee, 3 vols. 1830 ^' ^ 525 Foster (Nicholas). A Briefe Relation of the late Horrid Re- bellion acted in the Island Barbadas, in the West / Indies. Wherein is contained their Inhumane Acts "^ and Actions, in Fining and Banishing the well affected to the Parliament of England (both men and women) without the least cause given them so to doe, etc. Acted by the Waldronds and their Abettors, Anno 1650. Written at Sea by Nicholas Foster London, L. G. for Bichard Lowndes, 1650 / / 46 SECONB day's sale, 526 Foulkes (Eobart) Executed in tie Old Bailetj, 1678. Au ^^ Alarme for Sinners, or his Confession, Prayers, Last AVords, etc. 4to. 1679 jp 527 Fowler (John) Journal of a Tour in the State of New York, /^ in bhe year 1830 Lond. 1831 "'^^^ 528 Fox (George) An Epistle to all Professors in New England, .V Grermany, and other Parts of the called Christian /^^-^ World. Also to the Jews and Turks throughout the'^^'" /" World. That may see wdio are the true Worshippers of God, that he seeks, and in what he is worshipped, y last leaf mended 4to. Lond. 1673 -y- 529 Tox's Martyrs. An Entire NeAV Work. A New Book of .^y^^^ , , the Sufferings of the Faithful, uncut Lond. 1784'^^ y- 6 530 Foxeroft (Thomas) Eli the Priest dying Suddenly. A Ser- mon Preach'd in Boston, June 19, 1729, upon Occasion 2^/^C of the Sudden Death of the Rev. John Williams, and of the Rev. Thomas Blowers, lialf morocco y, Boston, for S. Gerrish, 1729 y n / j 531 Foxeroft (Thos.) Divine Providence Justified, a Sermon on /^ C^ -o A the Death of W. Waldron Edinh. 1746 /gA (j532 Franklin Family Primer (The) ; a Useful Selection of Moral Lessons, adorned with a variety of cuts calculated to strike a lasting impression on the minds of children . Boston, 1807 ,-, '^ ■ 533 Freedom the First of Blessings, half hound ^•' 4to. Sold at thefleart and Crown in Corn hill, Boston [l754}-^''2<^ A rare Tract, published at the commencement of the -, American grievances, when the Excise of Wine Bill was <^ imposed. (See No. 181.) ■ o 534 Free Thoughts on the proceedings of the Continental Con- / gress held at Philadelphia, Sept. 5, 1774 /-t / ^ New York ^printed, Lond. reprijited 1775 .-^ ' 535 Friend's Evening's Amusement, 11 vols, various, and 3 others [^^^ .' J 536 Friendly (A.) Address to All lleasonable Americans on the ^ Subject of our Political Confusion : in which the neces- ^ sary Consequences of Violently opposing the King'^'^/*^''''^ Troops, and of a General Non-Importation are fairly stated 1774 Ascribed to Dr. Myles Cooper, of known Tory principles. 537 Frieze (J.) Concise History of the Efforts made to obtain an Extension of Suffrage in Rhode Island, Providence, ^y^ 1842— Our Book. A Call from Salem's Watch Towers /^^^ Salem, 18 i4^ ' 538 Frezier (Mr.) A Voyage to the South Sea, and along the Coasts of Chili and Peru, 1712-14, w'ith a Postcript by Dr. Edmund Halley, ma]ps and plates 4to. Lond. 1717 539 Fruits of Solitude in Reflections and Maxims relating to the ^ Conduct of Human Life, %th edition Newport, Ehodc Island, printed hy James Franklin, at tlie Town School House, 1749 sEcoxD day's sale. 47 i - 540 Fulke (Win.) Hhemish Testament with a Confutation, half hound fol. 1601. ^ / 541 Funnell (Wm.) "Voyage round the World, containing an Ac- ^ count of Capt. Dampier's Expedition into the South .xy^ . Sea, in 1703 and 1704, etc. map and plates 1707 ^ /■ 6 542 Gage (T.) Voyages dans la Xouvelle Espagne, onaps and /f'^A plates, 2 vols, calf Amst. 1699 ^ '^^^^^ (J_ /^ 543 Gage (Thomas) The English American, his Travail by Sea and Land ; or a jN'ew Survey of the West India's : like- - wise his Journey from Mexico through the Provinces^ -•i^^-''-'^ of Guaxaca, Chiapa, Guatemala, Vera Paz, Truxillo, Comayagua ; with a Grammar of the Indian Tongue, called Poconch!,_^rs^ edition, old calf fol. Loud, by B. Cotes, 1648 /^ / / 544 Gage (T.) A Xew Survey of the West Indies, 3rd. ed. / \:-t^ Land. 1677 Chapter 22nd, relating to the author's journey to Eome, was omitted in this edition, owing, as it is said, to its reflecting on the character of Abp. Laud. — Loiondes. X, / ■ 545 Galloway (Joseph) Cool Thoughts on the Consequences to '"'f^./^i^ . Great Britain of American Independence Lond. 1780 / • 546 Galloway (Joseph) Historical and Political Reflections on ^ the Rise and Progress of the American Rebellion, half ^^~y~ morocco Lond. 1780 ^ 547 Gaecia (Gkegoeio) Origen de los Indies de el Kuevo Mundo, e Indias Occidentales. Segunda impression, A^ vellnm, (jcormed) fol. Madrid : Fr. Martinez Ahad, 1729 (^ ^^2^7^, Some curious speculations for the American philologist will be found in this rare volume. ~-^48' Garcilasso de la Vega, Historia General del Peru fol. Codova, 1617 J^ . 549 Garcilasso de la Vega. Le Commentaire Eoyal, ou I'Histoire des Tncas, Roys du Peru, 2 vols, calf 4to. Paris, 1633 ^ . 550 Garcilasso de la Vega. Histoire des Guerres Civiles des Espagnols, vellum 4to. Paris, 1650 ''^ • 551 Garcilasso de la Vega (El Tnca) Histoire de la Conquete de ^ la Eloride, 2 vols, half calf Leide, 1731 ^ / |552 Garcilasso de la Vega (El Tnca) Geschichte der Eroberung • ^ 1 von Elorida Zelle, Franckfurt, und Leipzig, 1753 V553 Gardiner (Richard) An Account of the Expedition to the West Indies against Martinico, Guadelupe, and othe the Leeward Islands, map of Guadeloupe ; and Plan of the General Attack, old calf 4to. Lond. 1759 '' ^ 554 Gastelu (Axt. Vazquez) Arte de Lexgua Mexicana, Segunda Impression, red morocco extra, by Pratt, zx- cessitelt eaee 4to. Puebla de los Angeles [Mexico'], 1693 An almost unknown volume. X 48 SECOND day's sale. 555 G-azette of the United States and Philadelphia Advertiser, August to Nov. 1796, scarce folio, Fhiladelpliia, 1796 556 Gellatly (A.) Member of the Associate Preshytery of Pennsyl- vania. Some observations upon a late piece entitled, "The Detection detected," showing how theEev. Mess. S. Pinley and E,. Smith, handle the obligation of the Solemn League, etc. {wants all after page 200) Germantoton, 1758 ^ - 557 General Opposition of the Colonies to the Payment of the ^/^ Stamp Duty; and the Consequence of Eaforcing Obe- ^^ dience by Military Measures ; impartially considered, ^ ''^^ LARGE PAPER, some newspaper cuttings inserted 4to. Lond. 1766 " Written partly in a serious, and partly in a ludicrous vein.'' Monthly Review, ' O 558 Gentlemai^'s Magazine from its commencement Jan. 1831 Aj^^ to June 1830, with Ayscough's Index to the first 56 vols/ , , \JSO \o\^. hound and half hound 1731-1830 ^ v< o 559 Gentleman's Magazine. A selection of Curious Articles^ ^j^^ from the Gentleman's Magazine, 3 vols. 1809 . J 560 Georgia, A State of the Province of, attested upon oath in ^ the Court of Savannah, Nov. 10, 1740, hf. mor. ^"^' ^^ ^ Lond. 174<2 l/ - 561 Georgia -. Historical Collections of, containing Tracts, Tradi- ^f tions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc. map and ^■^ SECOND day's sale. 49 5G8 Glareaims (Henricus) Poetae Lavreati, De Geograpliia, Liber /a7 vnvs 4to. Ba&il. 1528^^^^^ For an account of this curious and interesting geograpliical Tract see F. A. iirockliaus, Bibliothhque Americaine, No. 3 • — 5^9'~01areanus (H.) Greographia 4to. Fribvrgvm Brisgovice., 1533 ^ ' — 670 dareanus (H.) Gcographia 4to. Frihurgum Brisgoviae, 1551 571 Grleason's Pictorial Drawing Compauioii, numerous woodcuts, 4 vols. Vols. 8 and 4 hf. bd. morocco fol. Boston, 1851-53 572 Gloucester. Tiu'enodia, on the Death of the High born _^. Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, by Arthur Brett, /^;^^ in Verse, half hound 4to. Oxford, 1660 573 Glover (Mr.) The Evideuce Delivered on the Petition pre- sented by the West-India Planters, half morocco \Lond. 1775] 574 Glover (Mr.) A Short Account of the late Application to Parliament made by the Merchants of Loudon upon the Neglect of their" Trade, 2nd Ed. hf mor. Bond. 1742 /^ 575 GoDDAED (William) The Partnership : or the History of the Rise and Progress of the Penjs'stlvanian Chro- nicle, etc. Wherein the Conduct of Joseph Galloway, Esq. ; Speaker of the Honourable House of Represen- tatives of the Province of Pennsylvania, Mr. Thomas Wharton, sen., and their Man Benjamin Towne, my late Partners, with my own, is properly delineated, and their Calumnies against me fully refuted, calf extra, bound by Pratt Philadelphia, William Goddard, VlTQ Goes (Damiani a) Hispania 4to. Lovanii, B. Bescius, 1542 /^y' The Spanish, possessions in America, their produce, etc. are "^^^ ^ referred to in this Tract. 576 /• 577 ^. 578 Goldsmith (Oliver) Works, Edited by Peter Cunningham, . vignettes, 4 vols. 1854 "^ GoMAEA (Fr. Lopez de) La Historia General de las ludias, j la Conquista de Mexico, 2 vols, original binding Anvers, 155 579 GoMAEA (Francisco Lopez de) Histoire Generalle des Indes Occidentales et Terres Nevves, qui iusques a present ont este descouuertes. Traduite en frangois par M. Fumee, Sieur de Marley le Chastel, calf gilt Paris, Michel Sonnius, 1577 580 GoNCALEz DE Nageea (ALOifso) El Qvinto, y Sexto Pvnto de la Kelacion del Desengaiio de la guerra de Chile, sacados de 14. de su declaraciou, cuyos titulos ban de , / series que estan puestos al fin, cffZ/'4to. [Jfa^Hc?, 1647?] 6 581 Gordon (William) The History of the Rise, Progess, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America : including an Account of the late War ; and of the Thirteen Colonies, from their origin to that period, plates, 4 vols. Bond. 1788 H / 50 SECOND day's sale, ^- ■<^ 582 Gorton (Samuel) of Warwick, Naragansett, N. E. An Anti- ^^ dote against the Comniou Plague of the World, or an/^ *^ answer to a small Treatise, intituled Saltmarsh E.eturned^--''^''^^ from the Dead, with dedicatory epistle of 18 pp. to Oliver Cromwell, and several of Gorton'' s Letters at the . end of the volume, calf gilt, ttkiqtje 4to. 1657 /^ ^ ■ 583 Gosse (P. H.)Eomance of JS"atural History, woodcxits 1860/^'^^ / - 681 Graham (James) History of the United States, 2 vols, calf/) — &85~ Graham (Maria) Journal of a Residence in Chile during the year 1822, and a Voyage from Chile to Brazil in 1823 4to. Lond. 1824 --5S6--Grant (Andrew) History of Brazil, 1809 — Documents of the Constitution of England and America Ckimh. 1854 - 5 S ?- Grece (Charles F.) Facts and Observations respecting Canada / and the United States of America, uncut Lond. 1819 ^ - • -o 588 Gregg (Josiah) Commerce of the Prairies, or the Journal of ./P^ ,, a Santa Fe Trader, during eight Expeditious across the-' ^ Great Western Prairies and a Residence of nearly nine years in Northern Mexico, 2 vols, maits and plates . New York, 1844 k^ ^. i^ 589 Gbote (Geo.) History of Gueece, with portrait, maps and /^^ O Index, 12 vols, cloth 1854-57 . ^ 590 Grotius (Hugo) De E-ebus Belgicis : or the Annals and His-/"^^^ tory of the Low-Country Warrs, calf 166o" / / 591 Grynaeus (Symon) Novus Orbis Kegionum ac Insularum ^^ Veteribus Incoguitarum a variis descriptus L-^^^ / fol. Basil. 153^ /; ' • / 592 Gryujeus. Another edition fol. ib. 1537 ,^^ ? , 593 GuMiLLA (Joseph) El Orinoco Ilustrado, y Desendido, Historia Natural, Civil y Geographica de este Gran /' Eio, y de sus Caudalosas Vertientes, Govierno, Usos, y^^^juj c Costumbres de los Indios, 2 vols, vellum, loanting map ^ ^ , 4to. Madrid, Manuel Fernandez, ano 1745 ^ ■^ • 6 594 Gumilla (Joseph) Histoire Naturelle, Civile et Geographique y^^y de rOrenoque, inap and plates, 3 vols, calf f-iif^^ Avignon, 1758 • 5 95' Haiti, The Eural Code of, in French and English Lond. 1827 — ©Qt^Hakewel (W.) Manner of holding Parliaments in England 1671 /, ^ 597 Hakluyt (E.) Ditees Voyages, touchiko the Dis^ /^ COUEUIE OF AmEEICA AND THE LaNDS ADJACENT /^O^ tnto the ^k.TA^, facsimile maps, fine copy, morocco extra, bound by J. Bedford 4io. Tho. Wbodcocke, 1582 This excessively rare volume is Hakluyt's first publication. The " two mappes" mentioned in the title are not to be cP found in any copy in this country, except that in the British Museum. y 598 Hale's History of the United States 1826 ^'^'^ ^*> 8BC0XD day's SALK. 61 ' ^ 599 Haliburton (Thomas C.) An Historical and Statistical Ac- count of JS^ova Scotia, plates, 2 vols, calf extra, W'^^"^>^^_y,^;,^ top edge yilt, hound by W. Pratt Halifax, Joseph Howe, 1829 ^ ,7 - - 600 Halkett (John) Historical Notes respecting the Indians of y^f^^^'-t y North America, uncut Land. 1825 ' jy 601 Hall (Capt. B.) Forty Etchings from Sketches made with the ^^"^ Camera Lucida in North America 4l0. 1829 ^- 602 HalliwelU J. O.) Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial AYords, ^^^ 2 vols. 1860 <■• 603 Halliwell (J. O.) Dictionary of Old English Plays, existing ^ either in Print or in MS. from the earliest period to ,y-i^ /^ the Close of the XVIlth Century 1860 , jp 604 Hamilton (Alexander) Eeport of the Secretary of the Trea- /^ sury of the United States on the subject of Manufac- ^x^TA;:^ tares, hf. mor. Lond. 1793 ^ Highly commended in tlie Monthly Review. . S 605 Hamilton, Articles exhibited against Lord Archibald Ha- ^-^ s milton, late Grovernour of Jamaica Lond. 1717 - /? 606 Hansen (L.) Vita Mirabilis et Mors pretiosa Venerabilis // Sororis Eosse de S. Marise Limensis, calf yilt y^-^ 1 4to. Eomce, 1664 ;;;, . 5 607 Hanson. An Account of the Captivity of Elizabeth Hanson, late of Kachecky in New England, who, with Four of / her Children and Servant Maid, was taken Captive by '\/ the Indians and carried uito Canada, taken from her own Mouth by Samuel Bownas, hf. mor. nncut, scarce Lond. 1782 — 6G8-Happelii (E. G.) Thesaurus Exoticorum,oderSchatz-Kammer, die Asiatische, Africauische, utid Americanische Na- , tiones, maps and plates fol. Hamb. 1688 '/ 609 Hardy (R. S.) Manual of Budhism, e/o/A 1860 / 610 Hardy (E. "W. H.) Travels in the Interior of Mexico in 1825-28, map and 2)lates Lond. 1829 ^ , 611 Harper (E. G.) Representative of Georgia. Observations on the Dispute between the United States and France, 1798 — The Conduct of a Noble Commander in America, Impartially reviewed, 1758 — Eamsay (J.) Address on the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 1788— The Chronicle of the City Le-Moors, Bolton, 1809— The Court Secret, a Melancholy Truth, 1742 ; etc. In 1 vol. hf. bd. v. y. 612 Harper (Eobert Groodloe) Observations on the Dispute between the United States and France, 5th Ed. hf. mor. Philadelphia printed : Lond. repr. 1798 613 Harrison (John) Narrative of the Proceedings relative to the ^ discovery of the Longitude at Sea, 1765 — An Essay upon Plantership, by S. 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The Test and Trial of the ^ Goodness and Value of Spiritual Courts, with a Table of Fees — Priest Craft, its Character and Consequences, with Vindication, 3 parts — The Survey of the Earth in its General Vileness and Debauch, with some new pro- jects to mend or cobble it — Parliamentary Tacks in- , quir'd into — Essays, 2 parts in 1 vol. calf gilt 4to. v. y. ^ ./ 634* Higgins (Bryan) Observations and Advices for the Improve- y^ ment of the Manufacture of Muscovado Sugar and /y^-c^ Hum, second Part, half mor. uncut / ^ St. Jago de la Vega, A. Aikman, 1800 ^:^^ , / 635 Highraore (A.) History of Public Charities in London 1810 '^C 636 Hippisley (G.) Expedition to Orinoco and Apure in South • /^ America, half bound 1819 ^p^:^ (j537 Hireling, Artifice Detected : or, the Profit and loss of Great ^ Britain, in the Present War with Spain, set in its true Light, with an Appendix, containing a List of the Ships taken, hf. mor. Lond. 1742 /. 638 Historia de America. 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Amst. 1669" 56 SECOND day's sale. y ' 676 Hopkins (Dr. J. H ), Bishop of Vermont, On tlie Primitive Church Burlingt07t, 1836^^^^^^ y ' 677 Hoi)bins (Dr. Sam.) of Newport, B.I. Sketches of his Life, ^ with a Dialogue on Christian Submission, An Address (^ to Professing- Christians, etc. published by S. 'West,^A^^ portrait Hartford, 1805 ^ . 678 Hopkins (Samuel) Pastor, of Newport, The Life and Cha- J^ racter of Miss Susanna Anthony, who died in Newport/^^^^V^ (E.L), June 23, 1791, in the 65th year of her age Worcester, Mass. : Hartford, repr. 1799 ^ . 679 Hopkins' Memoirs of Mrs. S. Anthony, new Edition with a ^ Z i Preface by Dr. Eyland, Mr. Fuller, and Mr. SutclifF X ^ Clipstone, J. W. Morris, 1803 '^/^ 580 Hopkins (Sam.) Minister of Great Barrington, Two Dis- courses, I. On the Necessity of the Knowledge of the Law of God ; II. Inquiry into the Cause of that Change in which Men are born of God, Boston, by Mr. M'Alpine, 1768— A Sure Guide to Hell; and various other Tracts, in 1 vol. 7if. bd. v. y. —©Si- Horace's Works, with Notes by Francis, 4 vols, calf 1743 f 682 Horace's Odes, translated into English Verse, with a Life y^^ -^ ~ and Notes by Theod. Martin, dotJi 1860^^%^ ^ - 683 Hornius (Georgius) De Originibvs Americanis, calf yf^ llagce Comitis. \_Colop7ion] Lvgd. Batav. 1652 Vv^y^ ,'f . 684 — De Originibus Americanis, Another copy ih. 1652 <_^ This work was written at the instance of John de Laet, iq/^/^ opposition to the opinions of Grotius on the subject to ^ which it refers. ' 6 685 Houston (J. A.) Proceedings and Debates of the United States Senate, first Session, 30th Congress ; 4to. Washington, 1848 n '/^ . 686 Howitt (Mary) Popular History of the United States, nu--f^^^^. merous engravings, 2 vols. 1859 ^ . Z' 687 HowGiLL (Francis) The Deceiver of the Nations Disco- vered, and his Cruelty made manifest . . . more espe- jQ^ cially his cruel Works of Darkness laid open and *^^^^ reproved in Maryland in Virginia, and the sad Suffer- ings of the Servants of the Lord there by his cruel instruments, haf mor, X 4to. Loud, for Thomas Simmons, 1660 / 688 Hubbard (William) The Present State op New Eng- land, BEING A Narrative of the Troubles with THE Indians in New England ; to which is added a Discourse about the War with the Peqvods in the year 1637 {no map) 4to. Lond. 1677 ^,/ '■^ . 6 689 Hubbard, The Pbeseet State of New England; riN-E/v>;^ COPY, with the rare woodcut map 4to. Lond. IQIT-"^ 'I SEC02^D day's sale. 57 690 Hudson (Samuel), Minisier in JVew England. The Essence and Unitie of the Church Catholike visible, and the Prioritie thereof in regard of Particular Churches dis- . cussed 4to. Lond. 1645 J . 691 Hudson (Samuel) A Viudication of the Essence and Unity of the Chvrch Catholike visible, and the Prioritie thereof/ in regard of Particular Churches ; in answer to the Objections made against it, both by Mr. John Ellis junior, and by Mr. Hooker in his Survey of Church Discipline 4to. Lond. 1650 f , ^ 692 Hudson (Samuel) An Addition or Postscript to the Vindica- /^ tion of the Essence and Unity of the Church Catholick > .^ visible, and the Priority thereof in regard of Particulajr ' '^ ^ Churches 4to. Lond. 1658 "^ ■ 693 Humphries (David) A Poem addressed to the Armies of the United States of America, hf. mor. 4to. New-Haven, T. and S. Grreen, 1784 ; Paris, repr. 1785 ; and Lond. 1785 // . 694 Hudson's Bay. Papers presented to the Committee ap- pointed to inquire into the State and Condition of the Countries adjoining to Hudson's Bay fol. Printed in the year 1749 / ^ . 695 Hudson's Bay. Eeport from the Committee appointed to x^^ enquire into the State and Condition of the Countries ^a adjoining Hudson's Bay fol. Printed in the year 1749 J 696 Hudson's Bay (The Present State of) and of the Pur Trade, with a Specimen of Five Indian Languages, by E. Urn- '^z freville, calf 1790' /■ 697 Hudson's Bay. Voyage to Hudson's Bay, by the Dobbs -, Galley "and California in 1746-7, for discovering a v^ North- West Passage, by H. Ellis, map and plates, calf 1748 /^ ^. 6 698 Humboldt (Alex, de) Essai Politique sur le Eoyaume de la ^''^y ^ Nouvelle Espagne, 7nap, 5 vols, hf cf. gilt Paris, 1811 /' '^^ ^699 Hume (Sophia) An Exhortation to the Inhabitants of the ^^ Province of South Carolina y/x^f-c-^ Bristol, Samuel Farley, 1750 ^ / 700 Hume (Sophia) An Exhortation to the Inhabitants of the ^:^^^_ Province of South Carolina Lond. 1752 ' •7 701 Hume (Sophia) An Epistle to the Inhabitants of South Ca- / "^ ' rolina, containing Sundry Observations proper to be ^^^5^ consider' d by every Professor of Christianity in general Lond. Luke Hinde, 1754 y. 702 Humphreys (D.) Historical Account of the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Grospel in Foreign parts [many curious particulars relative to North Ame- , rica] calf 1730 ,n / - 703 Hungary from 1848 to 1860, by B. de Szemere, 1860— His- ^ tory of Austria, by A. H. New 1859^=-^^ I 68 THIRD day's sale. b • o 704 Hutchinson (Samuel) of Boston, N. E. A Declaration of a Future Grlorious Estate of a Church to be here upon Earth, at Christ's Personal Appearance for the Restitu- tion of all things, a Thousand Tears before the Ul^ mate Day of the Greneral Judgment, lialfmor. 4to. Lo7%d. 1667 - 705 HuTCimfSOif (Thomas) The History of the Colony of ^ Massachu sett's Bay, from the Eirst Settlement thereof^ ^^^^ in 1628, tintil its Incorporation with the Colony (»-*^'^A^ Plimouth, Province of Main, 2nd ed. 2 vols. Lond. 1760-68 C ^ ^ 706 Hutchinson (Thomas) History of Massachusetts Bay, from /^ 1719 to 1774, edited by the Author's Grrandson, the/"-^^^^ , Eev. John Hutchinson, hds. Lond. 1828 ' , ^ 707 Hutchinson (Thomas). The Letters of Governor Hutchin- v" son and Lieut.- Governor Oliver, etc. Printed at Bos- ^6^ ton, uncut Boston, hy Edes and Gill, 1773 These letters were procured by Dr. Franklin, and sent to Boston to his friend Dr. Samuel Cooper, with strict injunc- tions not to allow them to be published, They were, how- ever, printed, and made a great noise at the time. '^ '- 708 Hutchinson (T.). Letters of Governor Hutchinson, 2nd ed/ Tif. mor. Lond. VJ^^'J-/>^^ /. 709 Hypocrisy Unmasked ; or a Short Inquiry into the Religious ^ Complaints of our American Colonies, 3rd edition, ^^;:^1 maps, half morocco Lond. 174a 717 Importance (The) of the British Pominion in India, com- // pared with that in America, calf Lond. 1770 c/'9't^ 718 Indarte (Jose Kivera) Efemerides de los Deguellos. Asesi- y^ uatos y Matauzas del Degollador Juan Manual Eosas j/cy^ P Montevideo [1829] / 719 Independency (An Anatomy of), half hound 4to. 1644 _^^ 720 Independent Whig (The), calf extra, hound by Pratt, exces- sively RARE y^^ /^ A' 4to. \fJolo'phon'\ Printed and sold by Samuel Keimer, c/y^ in Philadelphia, [1720] The Independent Whig consists of an Introduction of 16 pages and 53 numbers, generally of four pages each, re- printed from the London edition. ^ /^^ ^ 721 Independent Chronicle and Universal Advertiser, (semi- j/ weekly) 1800 to 1807, (wanting, June to Dec. 1801, (/i^t^ and 1802), 13 vols, folio Boston, 1800-1807 American Newspapers of this early date are very rare, even in the United States. This important series just prior to the last war is particularly interesting for the large amount of historical and political matter it contains. .^ , 722 India. Letera de la iiobil cipta : nouamente ritrouata alle Indie con li costumi & modi del suo Ee & soi populi: Li modi del suo adorate con la bella vsanza de la donne loro : & de le duapersoneermafrodite donate da quelEe al Capitano de larmata, boards 4to. \at the end] Lata in Pern adi. 25 de Nouembre, (1534, \_Beprinted, Milan, 1830 ?] 723 Indian Treaties, and Laws and Eegulutious relatiug to In- dian Affairs Washington, 1826 724 Indians. The Manners, Customs, and Antiquities of the, half calf Boston, 1744 ^ 725 Indian Charity School in Lebanon, Connecticut (A Brief '^ Narrative of the) founded and carried on by E. Whee- lock 1766 60 third dat s sale. ^ , ^ 726 Indian Laws. Letes t oedenakzas nuevamente hechas POR su Magestad, para la gobernacion de las Ik- DIA8 T BUEN TBATAMTENTO T CONSERVACION DE LOS Indios fol. Alcala, Joan de Brocar, 1543 fl The First Collection of Indian Laws. — The title and last y two or three leaves are in MS. — the original printed leaves^^ being folio'd ii to ix. When perfect the volume should consist of 26 pages. It is the first collection of printed laws relating to the New World, and (according to Mr. Hich, who in 1832, priced a copy £21.) is of the utmost rarity. j /^, ^5 727 Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the present Disputes ^ between the British Colonies in America and theiij^-^^*"^ Mother-Country, hf. mor. Lond. 1769 / ' 728 Interest (The) of the Merchants and Manufacturers of Great /^ Britain, in the present contest with the Colonies, stated/ ^^''^ and considered, hf. mor. Lond. 1776 / - 729 Izquierdo. +E1 Padre Sebastian Izquierdo, Assistente en ,///, Roma por las Provincias de Espafia, mando al Procurado;>^^% Greneral de Indias en esta Corte, al ano de 1673, dar'a la estampa, este Papel, unbound fol. \_Lima, 1673 ?] Jc 780 Jamaica. The Truest and Largest Account of the late Earth- // quake in Jamaica, June 7th, 1692, hf. mor. /^■u4-f- 4to. Lond. 1693 / ■ 731 Jamaica. A View of the Proceedings of the Assemblies of "^ Jamaica, for some Tears past. With some consideration^ f^^'y^ . on the Present State of that Island, hf. mor. Lond. 1716 / / ' 732 Jamaica. The Eepresentation and Memorial of the Council^^^^^ of the Island of Jamaica 1716 l/ - 733 Jamaica. The Politicks and Patriots of Jamaica. A Poem, hf. mor. Lond. 1718 734 Jamaica. The State of the Island of Jamaica. Chiefly in Relation to its Commerce, and the Conduct of the Span- yQ iards in the West-Indies, hf. mor. loants the last leaf,'^^-t>^ hut one {pp. 77-8) Lond. 1726 / 735 Jamaica. Mary Carver, Executrix of John Carver, Esq. and others, Appellants. David Polhill, Esq. and others, proprietors of shares in the Gold and Silver Mines in Jamaica, Eespondeats. The Appellants Case. To be heard at the Bar of the House of Lords on [Monday] the [second] day of [February], 1746 ' '' ^ PP- large folio, folded into 4to. size 736 Jamaica. Mary Carver, and others [as preceding]. The q Case of the Respondents on both these Appeals to be ) heard at the Bar of the House of Peers the day of '^ 4to. 1746 f 737 James I. An Account of his Life and Writings, by Harris^^^t^-i^t' calf 1753 / I'U^^yni THIRD day's sale. 61 ', ,^ 738 James (Thomas). The Stkange and Dangerovs Voyage • '' OF Captaine Thomas Iames, in his intended Dis- couEBT OP the Northwest Passage into the South Sea: wbereiu the Miseries indvred both Groing, Win- ^ tering, Returniug, and the Rarities obserued, both Phi- cJ^ losophicall and Mathematical, are related in this lour- *^ nail of it, wants the map, blue morocco extra hy Ilayday 4to. Land, hy lohn Legatlfor lohn Partridye, 1033 This accoiint, printed by King Charles's command, contains some remarkable physical observations respecting the in- tensity of the cold and the accumulation of ice in northern latitudes. — Lowndes. 739 Jameson (Mrs.) Memoirs of Early Italian Painters, ^Zo^e^ and ^yy^ woodcuts 1859-^ \ ^ 740 Janeway (James). Mr. James Janeway's Legacy to his Friends, containing Twenty-seven Pamous Instances of ^ C God's Providences in and about Sea Dangers and ^^x-^p-^^^ verauces, old calf., wants pp. 121-2 r Lond. Dorman Newman, 1674 A great part of this book relates to New England, and other parts of America. ^741 Jay (James) Dessertatio Medica Inauguralis, de Pluore Albo, / -< hf. mor 4to. Edinh. 1753 I 742 Jay (Wm.) Life of, with Selections from his Correspondence, etc. edited by his Son, 2 vols. Neio Toric, 1833^ A 743 Jefferys (Tnomas) The Natural and Civil History of the ■ Prench Dominions in North and South America, maps, yj calf fol. Lond. 176( "744 Jefferys. Another copy, t^ncw^ 176( ;; / 745 Jefferys (Thomas) A Description of the Spanish Islands ana yy Settlements on the Coast of the West Indies, plates and J/^^'"^ onaps Lond. 1762 — A Description of the Windward Passage and the Gulph of Mexico, map, 1739, in 1 vol. ^ calf 4to. , ^ 746 Jefferys (Thos.) Voyage from Asia to America for completing /^ the discoveries of the North-west Coast of Amevics^f'.^>^-ur^ maps 4to. 1764 747 Jefferson (Thomas) President U. S. Life and Correspondence^ /7 of, with Notices of his Opinions, by Geo. Tucker, 2 vols J^'^''**^ 1837 ^, / 748 Jefferson (Thos.) Message to Congress, Nov. 8, 1808— Mes- ^ • "^ sage of the President of the U. S. transmitting a letter '^ from Mr. Pinkney, WasJdngton, 1806 — Eeport of the number of Persons who have been registered as Ameri- can Seamen, Washington, 1809 — The Life and Exploits of Tammany the famous Indian Chief, by S. L. Mitchell, Hifew York, 1795 — Eeturnof the Deaths in the City of New York for VSO^t-l^O^, scarce, New TorJc, 1809; etc. in 1 vol. hf bd. V. y. / nr^o 62 THIRD day's sale. 749 Jesuits' Travels in India, China, and America, calf 1714^ 750 Jeverum (Jo.) Verzeichniss allerband Pietistischer Intriguen und Unordnungen, in Litthauen, vielen Stadten Teut- //& schlandes, Hungarn, und America 1729'^'^ John the Fainter. A Short Account of the Motives which ^ determined the Man called John the Painter, and %\.ij?-a»^ Justification of his Conduct ; written by himself, ancT ^ sent to his Priend, Mr. A. Tomkins, with a request to publish it after his execution, hf. mor. 4to. Lond. 1777 Johnson (Charles) A General History of the Jobberies and A^ Murders of the most notorious Pyrates, and also their ^^^^ Policies, Discipline and Government, from their first Rise and Settlement in the Island of Providence in 1717 to the present year 1724 ; with the Remarkable Actions and Adventures of the two Female Pyrates, Mary Read and Anne Bonny Lond. 1724 yy /^ ■ 753 Johnson (Dr. Sam.) Thoughts on the late Transactions tq-^:^^^.^^ . , specting Falkland's Islands, hf. mor. Lond. VTT\.^ : ^ • ^ 754 Johnson (Dr. Sam.) Taxation no Tyranny, j^r^^ edition 1775;, /^^^^ 755 Johnson (Dr. Sam.). An Answer to a Pamphlet, entitled Tax- ' ^ ation no Tyranny, addressed to the Author and to/>^ Persons in Power Lond. VI^I^lT^-^^' The " Monthly Review" styles this one of the best of the answers to Dr. Johnson's Pamphlet. • o 756 Johnson (Mrs ) Narrative of her Captivity, and an account ^^^^ of her Sufferings during four years, with the Indians ^x and the French New York, 1841 /' o 757 Journal of the Expedition to La Guira and Porto Cavallos in /^ the West Indies, under the command of Commodore A y Knowles, Jrf. mor. Lond. 1744 / ' / 758 Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress, held at Phila- delphia, Sept. 7, 1774, half morocco 1775 y, 759 Journals of the General Conventions of the Church in the . United States of America from 1784 to 1814 ^^ FMIadelpMfi, 1817-^'/' «/ - 760 Juan (Geo.) Historiche Reisbeschryving van Geheel Zuid- Araerica, majys, 2 vols. 4to. 1771-2 ^ , 761 Juan (George) and A. de Ulloa, A Voyage to South America: describing at large the Spanish Cities, Towns, Pro- ^^\ vincee, etc. on that extensive Continent, Jifth edition, '^"^-^'y^ y^ 2 vols, plates, half hound 1807 ^ , 762 Juan and Ulloa's Voyage to South America, maps and plates, /"^ ^rd edition, 2 vols, calf ViTlC-'^^' / ■ 763 The same, another ed. 2 vols, calf, one map defective ,q Dublin, 1758 ^^^t^^^ y 764 Julian (Antonio) La Perla de la America, Provincia de Santa , - Marta, recouocida, observado, y expuesta en discursos ^^^^ historicos, hf calf 4to. Madrid, 1787 '^"^ THIRD day's sale. 63 765 Julius (N. H.) Nordamerikas sittliche Zustande nach eige- nen Anschauungeu in den Jahren 1834, 1835, uud/^ 1836, 2 vols. Leipzig, 183$ 766 Kalm (Peter) Travels into Xorth America, map and plates, 3 vols. JVarrington, William Eyres, 1770 f-^^^ > A valuable work. The author's name has been immortalized by Linnaeus, in the beautiful Genus Kalmia, so common in the United States. — Eich. ' /767 Kean (Charles) Life and Theatrical Times of, by J. W. Cole, /f.^^z 2 vols. 1859 ^'^^^ 768 Keith (Geoege) The Pbesbttertax axd Independent . . VISIBLE Churches in New-England and elsewhere, ' ' ^ brought to the Test, and examined according to /^ the Doctrine of the Holy Scriptures in their Doctrine,^^^^^^^^^^^ Ministry, Worship, Constitution, Government, Sacra- ments, and Sabbath Day, more particularly directed to those in New-England Lond. 1691 : X769 Keith (George) The great Necessity and TJse of the Holy J Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper, a Ser- ^ .jfC^.J^. nion preached at Trinity Church in New York, hf. viory^'^ 4to. New York, W. Bradford, 170$ f 770 Kennedy (A.) Importance of Gaining and Preserving the ^ Eriendship of the Indians to the British Interest con- K^ --^^'^^ y sidered, Irf. mor. Lond. 1752 ' 6 771 Kettell (Sam.) Specimens of American Poetry, 3 vols, half morocco, yert scarce Boston, 1729 / '^^-^rT- '/. 772 Kidd (Captain William) A full Account of the Proceedings'^ / in relation to, in two Letters, lif mor. 4to. Lond. 1701 Captain Kidd was employed by the Earl of Bellomont, to ^ whom his " Letters" are addressed, to act against the ^-^^-^.^i«^ pirates who infested the coasts of North America, in 1696, but turned pirate himself. — Eich. 773 Kirby. An Account of the Arraignments and Tryals of Col. Richard Kirby, Capt. John Constable, Capt. Cooper Wade, Capt. Samuel Vincent, and Capt. Christopher ^ Eogg, for Cowardice, Neglect of Duty, Breach of Orders, and other Crimes, committed by them in a Eight at Sea, commenced the 19th of August, 1702, hf. mor. fol. Lond. n. d. J'^ 774 Knickerbocker (The) : or Neav York Monthly Maga- J^ ziNE, containing j)ortraits of distinguished American lyy^^^"^' characters, tcoodcuts, etc. A complete set from its com- mencement in Jan. 1833 to Dec. 1858. 52 vols, half hound, calf gilt, marb. edges, a pine set, yeby scarce / 1833 52 ' ^^ 7 vols, calf gilt 1767 64 THIED day's sale. / • 776 Koster (H.) Travels in Brazil, coloured plates, calf 4to. 1816 _^ //, 777 Koster (H.) Travels in Brazil, 2 vols, plates, bds. uncut ^i Lond. V^VJ^^ / - 778 Labat (Jean Baptiste) Nouveau Voyage aux Isles de I'Amerique, 2 vols, plates La Haye, 1724 //^ ' 6> 779 Laet (Jean de) Beschrijvinghe van West Indien, ?«ff/js, 3rcL edition, half vellum fol. Ley den, Elzevir, 163w //^ ^ / 780 Laet (Jean de) Nows Orbis, sen Descriptionis Indiae Oc- cidentalis, libri XVIII. 14 majis, old calf fine copy fol. Lvgd. Batav. apud Elzeviros, 1633 iP^ • 781 Laet (Joannis de) Historie oete Jaeulijck Verbael van a de Verrichtinghen der Geoctroyeerde West-Iudische . Compaguie, maps, calf gilt folio, Leyden, 1644 t^"', ^ 782 Lafitau (J. F.) Algemeine Grescbichte der Lander und Volker ^ von America, maps and plates, 2 vols, vellum ^w-e^ . / 4to. Halle, 1752 . ^ ' ^ 783 Labontan (M. le Baron de) Nouveaux Voyages dans I'Ameri- ^^^ . que, map and plates, 2 vols, calf gilt La Haye, 1703 ^ ■ 784 La Hontan (Baron de) Voyages, 2nd ed. 2 vols, old calf gilt ^ Amst. 1705 ^_ 0> 785 La Hontan (Baron de) New Voyages to JSTortb America, tbe y second edition. A great part of wbich never printed in^^ . tbe original, maps and plates, 2 vols, old calf Lond. 1735 /- 786 La Hontan. Dialogues de Monsieur le Baron de La Hontan et d'un Sauvage, dans I'Amerique. Contenant une de- scription exacte des moeurs et des coutumes de ces/^ Peuples Sauvages {imperfect) Amst. 1704" Not mentioned by Eich. ^ • 6 787 Lambrecbtsen (N. C.) Korte Bescbrijviog van de ontdekking 6 en der verdere lotgevallen van Nieuw-Nederland, [New York] map, uncut Middelburg, 1818 Lancaster (D.) History of G-ilmanton, from its first settle- ment, map Gibnanton, 1845 ^ Landsborougb (D.) History of Britisb Zoopbytes or QovoS.-^'^ lines, coloured, plates 1852 /// , ^ 790 Las Casas (Bartb. de) Eutre los remedios q" Bartb. de Las ^ Casas refirio por mandad del Emperador, black Icttcr^^ , Spanish binding 4to. Sevilla, 1552^-^ ty ' 791 Las Casas. Aqui se Contiene una disputa o Coutroversia entre el Obispo Bartb. de Las Casas y el doctor Gines y / / de Sepulueda 4to. Sevilla, \h^%^^-f /^^ ^792 Las Casas (Barth. de) Tratado coprobatorio del Imperio soberano y principado vniuersal que los Reyes de Cas- tilla y Leon tienen sobre las Indias, Spanish binding /p 4to. Sevilla, 1552 ^ ' 793 Las Casas. Newe Welt. Warbafftige Anzeigung der Hispanier grewlicben, absebewlicben und unmensch- /^ licben Tyrauney von ibnen inn den Indianiscben-^ Landern 4to. 1597 794 ./ 795 / 796 / ''' 798 _ 799 soo 801 / 802 thtud dat's sale. G5 Las Casas (Bartholome de). A complete Series of his rare Relations of Transactions with tlie Indians 4to. I. Aqui se contiene vna disputa o controuersia entre el Obispo Barth. de las Casas j el doctor Grines de Se- pulu^da, G2 leaves {the last blank) Sevilla^ 1552 II. Aqui se cotiene treynta proposiciones muy juridicas, 10 leaves ib. 1552 III. Aqui se cotieue vros auisos y reglas para los confes- sores, 16 leaves ib. 1552 IV., IV.* Breuissima relacion de la destruycion de las Indias, 5-1 leaves (the last four leaves, or sig. g, consist of a separate Tract, commencing Lo que se sigue es vn pedaqo de vna carta) ib. 1552 V. Entre los remedios q Barth. de Las Casas refirio por maudad. del Emperador, 52 leaves (the last blank) ib. 1552 VI. Este es vn tratado q el obispo Barth. de Las Casas coinpuso por Commission del Consejo Heal de las Indias, 36 leaves ib. 1552 VII. Principia queda ex quibus procedendum est in dis- putatione ad manifestaudam defendeudam et iusticiam Yudorum, 10 leaves {the first and last in facsimile) ib. 1552 VIIL Tratado coprobatorio del Imperio soberano y prin- cipado vuiuersal que los Reyes de Castillay Leon tienen sobre las Indias, 80 leaves ib. 1552 Las Casas. Another copy of No. V. 4to. 1552 Las Casas. Another copy of No. V. 4to. 1552 Las Casas. Spieghel der Spaenscher tyrannye, in West- Indien, map of America engraved on the title-page, blnck letter 4to. Jmst. 1C07 Las Casas (Bartholome de) Le Miroir dela Tyranuie Espao;- nole perpetree aux Indes Occiden tales, plates, clean cnpy, half bound 4to. Amst. 1620 Las Casas (Baetholome de) Istoria 6 breuissima relatione della Distrvttione dell' ludie Occidentali, vellum 4to. Venetia, Marco Ginammi, 1626 Las Casas. La Liberta Pretesa dal supplice Schiauo Indiano, vellum Venet. 1640 Las Casas. Conquista dell Indie Occidentali, vellum 4to. Venet. 1645 Las Casas (BAKTHoLo:\rE be) The Tears of the Indians: being an Historical and true Account of the Cruel Massacres and Slaughters of above Twenty Millions of innocent People; committed by the Spaniards in the Itjland of Hispaniola, Cuba, Jamaica, &c. As also, in the Continent of Mexico, Peru, and other Places of the "West Indies, vjunting plate, but has some cuts inserted Lond. by J. C. for Nath. Brook, 1656 K. 66 TniED day's sale. / ' 803 Las Casas (Barth. de) La Decouverte des Indes Occidentales, ^, par les Espagnoles, calf Amst. leO^c^-"^^ ■^ ' 804i Las Casas (Bartholome de) An Account of the First Voyages and Discoveries made by the Spaniards m./t/' America. To which is added, the Art of Travellingi^^^?^ wants plates, old calf / Lond. J. Darby for D. JBrown, etc. 1699 '^^ • 805 Latin Grammar (A Short Introduction to) for the use of the // > University and Academy of Pennsylvania in Philadeibi^^^*^^^^^ / phia, Qth edition Exeter, 1794 '^ ' 806 Laso de la Vega. Per D. Antonio de Cordova Laso de la Vega, Capitan de las Guardas de el Governador, y Teniente General de la Cavalleria del Eeyno de Chil Con El Senor Fiscal del Consejo de Indias, y el Pro- motor Fiscal de Cobran^as de el, unbound folio, [Lima, 1620 ?] Ameeican Standard Law Reports. j/~^ 807 Eepobts of Cases argued and determined in the Circuit ^^ Court of the United States, for the Third Circuitf 1803-18, Vol. 1, {all pub.) neiv law calf y Fhiladelphia, 1819 'k/^- 808 Eepoets oe Cases argued and determined in the Circuit Court of the United States, for the First Circuit, 1812- -<^ 1815, 2nd edition, by John Gallisou, 2 vols, new law calf Boston, 1845 / • /^ 809 Eepoets of Cases argued and deteriDined in the Circuit . Court of the United States for the First Circuit, 1816- ^ 1830, by "W. P. Mason, 5 vols, new law calf Boston, 1824-1836 . • .2 , // 810 Eeports of Cases argued and adjudged in the Supreme A Court of the United States, 1816-1827, by Henry -"^^ Wheaton, 12 vols, nexo law calf . PhiladelpMa, 1816-1827 / - / - 811 Eeport of a General Plan for the Promotion of Public and xJ^. personal Health, by the Commissioners of the Legisla- ture of Massachusetts, new law calf Boston, 1850 -/^, /^812 Eepoets of C.\ses argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, 1840-1844, by T. Metcalf, 5 8 vols, new laio calf Boston, 1843-46 ? /y 813 Eepoets of Cases argued and adjudged in the Supreme / '/^ -^ Qourt of the United States, 1828-1836, by Eichard .^^ Peters, 10 vols, new law calf Philadelphia, 1828-1836 ^ / // 814 Eepoets of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme ' ^' ^ Judicial Court of Massachusetts, 1822-1840, by O. / Pickering, 2nd edition, neio law calf, 24 vols. *^ ib. 1826-1812 THIKD day's sale. 67 /f 815 Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme / Judicial Court of Massachusetts, 1804-1822, by E. / Williams and others, with notes and references to Eng-^ V^^i^- lish and American Cases, 17 vols, neio law calf Boston, 1833-1843 ^ . 816 New York Teem Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of that State, 1803-5, second edition, with additions by George Cains, 3 vols, new ^ law calf Xeio York, 1813-14 - - 817 Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the Circuit Court of the United St^ites, for the First Circuit, 1829- 1837, by Charles Sumner, 2 vols, new law calf Boston, 1836-7 / 7./y 818 Eepoets of Cases argued and adjudged in the Supreme '^^ Court of the United States, 1801-1815, second edition, 9 vols, new law calf ^^' . New York and Washington, 1812-1816 1/ ' ./ 819 Hoffman (D.) Course of Legal Study, 2 vols. Baltimore, 1836 c/'^-^ J- f 820 Lawson (John) Surveyor General of South Carolina, Intro- duction and Journal of a New Yoyage to Carolina/ half morocco, scarce 4to. Loud. 1709 J, // 821 Lechford (Thomas) Plai>'^ DEALrxG : or, Nevtes from New-Exglakd. a short view of New Euglands pre-^^^^^^ sent Government, both Ecclesiasticall and Civil, com- pared with the anciently received and established go- vernment of England, in some material points ; fit for the gravest consideration in these times {front margins cut close) 4to. Lond.for JSfath. Butter, 1642 ^ 822 Lee (Charles) Second in command in the Service of the United States, during the Revolution, INIemoirs of his Life, with his Political and Military Essays and Letters, calf'^ 1792 Leeven ek Daden der DooRLtrcHTiGHSTE Zee Helden" en Ontdeckers van Landen, deser ecuwen. Begin- nende met Christoffel Colorabus, Yindervan de Nieuwe Wereldt, 2 vols, in 1, plates, vellum 4to. Amst. Jan Claesz, 1676 823*Leeven en Daaden, etc, Another edition, 28 2^^'^tes, vellum 4to. Amst. Jan ten Hoorn, en Jan J3oitman, 1683 ( 824 Leguat (Francois) De Gevaarlyke en Zeldzame Eeyzen, J maps and 2^lates 4to. Utrecht, 1708 \^825 Leigh (Egerton) Extracts from the Proceedings of the High Court of Yice-Admiralty, in Charlestown, South Caro- lina, upon Six several Informations, 2nd ed. with an Appendix, scarce fol. Charlestown, David Bruce, 1769 ,

^/ 829 Lery. Another copy, first edition 1578 ^y^ « / 830 Lery (Jean de) Historia Navigationis in Brasiliara, quae ^^ ,/ '^ et America dicitvr, hf. hound [Genevce'], 1586^^^ At page 178 is a woodcut 6j by 9 inches. ^y / , ^ 831 Lery (Jean de) Historia ]N"avigationis in Brasiliam, qua? et y%^ America dicitvr, old ca/f, wormed 1594 v A ^ - 882 Lery. Another copy 1594/^^=*^ / /SSS Lesseps (M. de) Travels in Kamtschatka, 2 vols, map 1790 J ^831; Letter to the Kight Eeverend the Lord Bishop of London^7^ Gage, and Commodore Hood, lif. mor. ^^^-^-^^-^i /^ Boston, hi/ Udes and GUI, 1769 ^ 846 Letters (Select) On the Trade and Government of America, and the Principles of Law and Polity applied to the American Colonies, written by Governor Bernard, of Boston, in the years 1763-68 1774 ^ C 847 Letters (Select). Another copy, xoanthuj last leaf 1774 /^ 1,848 Letters to a Nobleman, on the Conduct of the War in the <^«s^^^^ Middle Colonies Lond. YllW / 849 Levini Apollojsii, de Peruuia3 Eegionis inter Noui Orbis provincias celeberrimae inventione : et rebus iu eadeni /^ Gestis, libri V. Antverp. 156 1 . ^ 850 Lewis (John) History of the Translations of the Bible, wants ^-^^ folding plate, half bound 1818 '^-^^^^ 851 Lewis (John) Life of Dr. John Fisher, Bishop of Eochester ^ in the Eeign of Henrv VIII. with an Introduction by >^^ T. H. Turner, 2 vols.' 1855 ^ 852 Lewis (Merriwether). The Travels of Capts. Lewis and Clarke, from St. Louis, by way of the Missouri and Columbia Eivers, to the Pacific Ocean, in 1804-6 ; con- taining Delineations of the Manners, Customs, Eeli- / gioi3? etc. of the Indians, map Lond. 1809 • A 853 Lewis (Merriwether). Travels to the Source of the Missouri Eiver and across the American Continent to the Pacific , Ocean, performed iu 1804-6, by Captains Lewis and Clarke. Published from the Official Eeport, maps, hf. calf 4to. Lond. 1814 854 Life and Adventures of Eobert the Hermit, of Massachusetts,/ who has lived 14 years in a cave secluded from Humafi d:^"'^^'''^ ^ Society Froindence, 1829 / 855 Lima. Casos Notables, sucedidos en las Costas de la Ciudad /^. de Lima, en las Indias, Jif. mor. fol. Madrid, 1625^ 70 THIKD day's sale. ^ 856 Lima. Insigne victoria que el Seiior Marquez de Guadal- / cazar, Virrey en el Eeyno del Piru, ha alcan^ado en los puertos de Lima, y Callao, contra vna armada poderosa ///£^ de Olauda, despachada por orden del Conde Mauricio > ~^ Ibl. 4 pp. Lishoa, Geraldo da Vinlia, [1625] Probably a privately printed account for officials only. 857 Lima. A True and Particular Relation of the Dreadful Earthquake which happen' d at Lima, the Capital of Peru, and the neighbouring Port of Callao, on the 28th^ of October, 1746, 2nd ed. map and plates, old calf Lond. 1748 A translation, by Henry Johnson, from the account of Pedro Lonzano, vrritten in Spanish and published in 1747. ^ ■ 858 Lima. Histoire des Tremblemens de Terre arrives a Lima,^- Capitale du Perou, et autres lieux ; avec la Description du Perou, etc. Premiere Partie, old calf, Arms on the y sides La Haye, 1752 859 Lind (Jenny) Tour in America, New York, 1851 — A Northern /'^ Tour, being a Guide to Saratogo, Niagara, etc. 1825 — /^-^ Guide to the Eastern Townships of Portland ■' Montreal, 1853 /' 860 Linschoten (J. H.) Itinerario, Voyage ofte Schipvaert,^;Zfl^e5, First Edition, some plates mended and the margins of/ a few leaves slightly defective fol. Amst. 1596 A 861 Linschoten (Jan Huygen van) Histoire de la Navigation /p et de son Voyagees Indes Orientales, title and some ^'.^^ maps mounted, 1 map wanting, sold with all faults y^ fol. Amst. Theodore Fierre, 1610 The plates to this volume are printed from the identical cop- perplates used by De Bry in Parts II. and III. of the Petits Voyages, to which it forms a suite. /"' 862 Linschoten (J. H.) Histoire de la Navigation de, aux. Indes ^ Orientales, avec Annotations de B. Paludanus, maps, portrait and plates fol. Amst. 1619 863 Linschoten (J. H.) Histoii-e de la Navigation de, aux Indes Orientales, avec Annotations de B. Paludanus, maps, portrait, etc. calf gilt fol. Amst. 163^ /^ 864 Linschoten (Jan Huygen van) His Discoubs oe Voy- ages into y= East and West Indies. Diuided into foure Bookes, black letter, wanting 11 plates, title, folio 79, and a portion of folio 307, 8 plates from the Dutch edition inserted {sold with all faults) fol. Lond. by John Wolfe, [1598] 865 Litteraj Annuce Provincise Paraquariaj Societatis Jesu, ad admodum R. P. Mutium Vitellescum, calf gilt, {title mended), rare Lnsulis, 1642 ^.■/ S 866 TUIRD day's sale. 71 867 f 68 869 Vs70 ^-) y- 72 THIRB day's sale. /• ^f 876 LoEEZANO. Another copy with the rare third Volume, viz. Cartas Pastorales y Edictos, 3 vols, vellum fol. Mexico, 1769-70 Besides the Three Councils these volumes contain an account of the prelates of the Mexican Church, occupying ahout half the work. 'C - 877 Lorenzo de San Milian. Por D. Francisco Lorenzo de San Milian. Eii la Cavsa qve en virtvd de cedvla de sv/ Magestad se ha actuado, contra el dicho Don Francises sobre sus procedimieutos en el juizio de visita de las Caxas, y Minas de la Ciudad da Zacatecas, half morocco fol. [1672 ?] A privately printed official account. /■ 878 Losa (Francisco), Cure de VEglise Cathedrale de Mexico, La/;^y^^ Vie de Grregoire Lopez dans la Novvelle Espagne, 2ade ed. old calf gilt Paris, lean Henavlt, 1656 879 Loskiel (George Henry) History of the Mission of the United Brethren among the Indians in North America, in^ three parts, translated by C. I. La Trobe, map, uncut Lond. 1791 / , 880 Louisiane (Voyage a La) et sur le Continent de 1' Amerique ^^ Septentrionale, fait dans les Annees 1794 a 1798, mor. J^^^x Paris, 170^'^'^ / . 881 Lovelace (E.) Lucasta, {ivants a leaf) 1649 — Phillips (J.) / Poems, Lond. E. Gitrll, 1/41 — Ramsay's Gentle Shep- J/ herd, ivith Music Perth, 1786.'/^^^ 882 Low (Conrad) Meer oder Seehanen Buch, etc. [ti-ansl.^ '^ Book of the Ocean or Sea-cocks, in which are related /. ^ the wonderful memorable travels and voyages which the ; ' rightly and justly called Ocean or Sea-cocks of the Kings of Spain, Portugal, England, and France have^ made within the last past hundred years, etc. vellum folio, GdUn, B. Buchholtz, 1598 The Sea-cocl's, whose voyages are here described, are Colum- bus, Ponce de Leon, Cortea, Magellan, Juan Sebastian, Loaysa, Saavedra, Vasco de Gama, Pedro Alvares Cabral, Juan de Nava, Corteral, Sebastian Cabot, Frobisher, Drake, Eichard Grenville, Thomas Caudish, Ealeigh, Sir John Hawkins, Verazzans, Jaques Cartier, etc. The title, of unusual length, is itself a curiosity. Amongst other mar- vels of which it promises account, is mentioned a wonderful bird lohich sxvallows red hot coals, brought home by the voyagers. We only recollect one other copy of this re- . y markable book having occurred for sale in London. - V 883 Lussan (Raveneau de) Journal du Voyage fait a la mer de Sud, avec les Filibustiers de 1' Amerique en 1684, et y/ annees suivantes, seconde edition, old calf /^A-^^ Paris, Jean Bapt. Coignard, 1693 J^ THIED day's sale. 78 d 884 Lyne (Charles) A Letter to the Eight Honourable Lord /O Castlereagh on the North American Export Trade / > / during the "W"ar, etc. unbound Lond. 1813/:^^^^"^^^ \ 885 Lyttelton (Thomas Lord) A Letter from, to 'William Pitt, ^ Earl of Chatham, on the Quebec Bill, half morocco /^^.^ Boston, Mills and Hicks, for Cox and Berry, V7'74i ^z"^^"^^' 886 Mably (Abbe de) Kemarks concerning the Government and the Laws of the United States of America: in Four „ Letters addressed to Mr. Adams> half mor. Lond. 1784 87 Mably. The same, another ed. old calf Dublin, 1785 /^-^^ , ^ 888 Macaulay (Lord) Biographies contributed to the Encyclo- paedia Britannica 1860 889 Macaulay (Catharine) An Address to the People of England, Scotland and Ireland, on the Present Important Crisis ^ of Aftairs, ^/, wor. Bath, 1116 /a-^ C - 890 Mac Kenney (Thomas L.) Sketches of a Tour to the Lakes, ^ of the Character and Customs of the Chippewa}' Indians, and of Incidents connected with the Treaty of Pond du Lac; also, a Vocabulary of the Algic, or Chippeway / y Language, 29 plates Baltimore ; F. Lucas, 1827 l/^/^^<^ ^ ,^ 891 Mackenzie (A.) Voyage from Montreal, on the Eiver St. Lawrence, through the Continent of North America to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans, with a History of the Fur Trades, and Examples of the Indian Dialects, por*- , trait and maps, calf gilt 4to. 1801 892 Mackenzie's Voyages. Another copy, hf. bd. uncut 4to. 1801 ^ . 893 Mac Clure (David), of Byfield, Mass. Memoirs of the Eev. Eleazar Wlieelock, D. D., Founder and President of Dartmouth College and Moor's Charity School ; with copious Extracts from Dr. "Wheelock's Correspondence, :^ portrait, calf Newburyport : Ed. Little & Co. 1811 894 McKinnen (D.) TourthroughtheBritish Westlndies,«mp 1804 895 Maduit's Short View, 3rd ed. to which is now added the Original Charter granted to that Province in the 4th of Charles I. and never before printed in England, half morocco Lond. 1774 '/ - 896 Maffeii (J. P.) Historiarum Indicarum, libri XVI. stamped hoyshin binding Antverp. 1605 / 897 Magellans. Appendice a la Eelacion del A-^iage al Magallanes de la Fragata de Guerra Santa Maria de la Cabeza, que contiene el de los Paquebotes Santa Casilda y Santa Eulalia para completar el Eeconocimiento del estrecho en los Auos de 1788 y 1789. Trabajado de Orden ''^ Superior 4to. Madrid, 1793 898 Mahon (Lord) " The Forty-Five," 1851— Saul a Mystery New tor/c, 1845 /^ 899 Mansfield (Lord) Speech in the Cause of Campbell against Hall, respecting the King's Patent for raising a Duty y of 45 per cent on all the Exports from the Island of /^i^^ Grenada, half morocco 1775 ''^ L / 74 THIHD day's sale. ''"' o 900 Manusckipt. De Wilde, ou les Sauvages Caribes Insul- /^ y laires d'Amerique et Histoire Nouvelle, par M. Caille/^ ''^ / de Castres, unpublished 4to. 1694 ^ - /^ 901 Markham (A.bp.) Sermon before the Society for the Vvo^SLga.- ^/^J^ tion of the Gospel in Foreign parts, half morocco 1777 / - 902 Marshall (Humphry) Arbustrum Americanum : The American ^^ Grove, or an Alphabetical Catalogue of Forest Trees aud Shrubs, natives of the American United States, arranged according to the Linnsean System, unbound , ^ Philadelphia, Joseph Crukshank, 1785 /> '^ ■ <^903 Marshall (John) History of the Colonies planted by theEng-^X^ lish on the Continent of America, calf ib. 1824^ /^ - 904 Marston (Edward) To the Most Noble Prince Henry, Duke of Beaufort, Marquiss and Earl of Worcester, Baron /^ Herbert, Lord of Eagland, Chepstow and Gower, Pala- ^■^^'^^^ tine of the Province of South Carolina in America, half morocco 4to. \^London, 1712] Probably privately printed. The author solicits redress on account of his ejection from his rectory in South Carolina.

Samb. 1675 /- 906 Martens (Frederich) Naukeurige Beschryvinge van Groen- s^__ ^ land of Spitsbergen, plates, uncut axT"^ •^ 4to. Dordrecht, Hendrik Walpot, [1710?] / 907 Martin (J.) Art of Dying— Letters by the Earl Dundonald -^ on making Bread from Potatoes, 1791 : in 1 vol. Z v^^ /(J^ 908 Martyr (Peter) De Ntper stb D. Carolo eepertis^^^^ 'X^' Insulus, simulque incolarum moribus 4to. Basil. 1521 /^^^/ // 909 Martyr (Peter) De Eebus Oceanicis et Novo decades tres : ^^ ' ejusd. prseterea Legationis Babylonicae libri tres, clean %^ > copy folio, Basil. l^^Z^^^ / 910 Martyr (Peter) Historie oe the West Indies. Con- /^ /^ tayning the Actes and Adventures of the Spanyardes, . which have conquered and peopled those Countries, ^ inriched with Varitie of pleasant relation of the Man-^^5*^ ners. Ceremonies, Lawes, Governments, and Warres oi the Indians, translated into English by E. Eden, andM. Lok (wanting page 159) 4to. London for T. Adams, 1612 '^11 Martyr (Peter) De Orbe Novo, decades VIII. labore et ^^ industria, R. Hakluyt, fine copy, calf, gilt edges, ex^'^ -' ' cessively rare Paris, 1587 912 Maryland. A Eelation of Maryland : together with c/- 4^ a Map of the Countrey, the Conditions of Plantation, ^ His Majesties Charter to the Lord Baltemore, translated into English, blue morocco, ivanting map, and two leaves supplied in facsimile by Bishop 4iio. Lo7id. 1035 t): together with , a Map of the Countrey, the Conditions of Plantation, /^^ His Majesties Charter to the Lord Baltemore, translated CY^r^. into English, (loanting Map and Charter) 4to. Lond. 1635 '' The imprint is curious — " These Bookes are to bee had, at Master William Peasley Esq ; his house ; on the backside of Drury-Lane, neere the Cock -pit Playhouse ; or in his absence ; at Master John Morgans house in high Holboum, over against the Dolphin." 914 Mason (J. M.) Pastor, Neio York, An Oration, commemo- rative of the late Major- General Alexander Hamilton, pronounced before the jN^ew York State Society of the Cincinnati, July 31, 180i, uncut Lond. 1804-' 915 Massachusets. Petition a>t> Kepeesentation of the House of Eepresentatives of Mass. Bay to the King and H. M. Ministers, 1768, with Letters ; etc. fol. 1768 * . 916 Massachusetts Bay. Extract of a Letter from the House of Eepresentatives of the Massachusetts-Bay, toDennysDe Berdt, Esq.; with some remarks, hf. mar. Lond. 1770 / . 917 Massachusetts Bay. A Speech never intended to be Spoken in answer to a Speech intended to have been Spoken on the Bill for altering the Charter of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, halfmor. Lond. 1774 ^ 918 Massachusetts. Acts and Laws passed by the Greneral Court )^^^ or Assembly from June 1692 to 1714, {wanting title, //^ first leaf, and after page 234), Jif. mor. folio, 919 Massachusetts Bay. History of Massachusetts Bay, from ^ 1749 to 1774, by Tho. Hutchinson, edited by the Author's 't.-'^*''*' Grrandsou, Ms. Lond. 1828 920 Massachusetts Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, An Account of the Camb. 1806 .^ . 921 Massachusetts Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, p' ^^Z^^^ An Account of the Andover, Flagg and Gould, 1815 922 Massachusetts Convention, 1820, Journal of the Debates and Proceedings in the Boston, 1853 923 Massachusetts Historical Society, Proceedings of the, from / 1855 to 1860, 2 vols. Boston, 1859 '. ^ 924 IMassachusetts Histoeical Society's Collections, the first three series, 30 vols, in 16, and vols. 1 to 4i of the fourth series. Together 34 vols. — 28 vols, half bound, and 6 vols, in boards, eaee Boston, 1792-1858 925 Massachusetts G-azette, a weekly Newspaper, 2 Jan, to 31 July, 1786 folio, £os^on, 1786 { ^ 926 Massachusetts. Eeport on the Trees and Shrubs growing in the Forests of Massachusetts, scarce Boston, 1846 927 Massachusetts. 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Thornton, facsimile Boston, 1854 930 Massachusettensis. Letters numbered I. to XVIL If. mor. First Edition [Boston, 1775]^ The author was Jonathan Sewall, Attorney General for the King, in the province of Massachusetts. THIED day's sale. 77 \ - 931 Massachusettensis : or a Series of Letters, containing a faith- ful state of many important and striking facts, which laid the foundation of the present Troubles in the Pro- vince of the Massachusetts-Bay, 4th ed. hf. mor. Boston printed: Londo?i, repr. 1776 > ^ 932 Mather (Cottojt) Late Memorable PR0vIBE^'CE3 rela- ting TO Witchcrafts and Possessions, clearly manifesting, not only that there are Witches, but that Good Men (as well as others) may possibly have theii Lives shortned by such evil instruments of Satan. The Second Impression. Recommended by the Reverend Mr. Richard Baxter in London, and by the Ministers of Boston and Charlestown in New England, calf extra by Bedford, margins of 3 leaves sligJttly defective Lond. 1691 y. /f 933 Mather (Cotton) Memorable Providences relating to AfVitchcrafts, original calf 1691 y, /) 934 Mather (Cotton) India Christiana, a Discourse delivered unto the Commissioners for the Propagation of the Gospel among the American Indians, which is accompa- nied with several Instruments relating to the Glorious Design of Propagating our Holy Religion in the Eastern as well as the Western Indies, fine copy, calf extra, lound by W. Pratt Boston, B. Green, 1721 A considerable portion of this book is in the Indian language of New England. ^ ^ 935 Mather (Cotton) Ratio Disciplinje Frateum Not. Anglorum. a Eaithful Account of the Discipline Pro- fessed and Practised in the Churches of New England, with " an Attestation from the Rev. 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In 1 Yol. half bound v.y. 951 Manduit (Israel) History of the Colony of Massachusetts, 4th edition, to which is now added an Account of ^/^^j^^^^iS? a Conference between the late Mr. Grenville and the several Colony Agents, in the year 1764, previous to the Passing of the Stamp Act; also the Original Charter, half morocco Lond. 1776 952 Maw (Heniy Lister) Journal of a Passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic, crossing the Andes in the Northern /P Provinces of Peru, and descending the Eiver Maranon, z^^:*^^?^ or Amazon, map Lond. 1829 ^ 953 Mayhew (Jonathan) Seven Sermons 1750 954 Mayhew (Jonathan) Observations on the Charter and Con- ^--"^ duct of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel J^ in Foreign Parts; designed to shew their 1^ on-con- J /^^^^ formity to each other : with Eemarks on the Mistakes of East Apthorpe, M.A. Missionary at Cambridge, in Quoting and Kepresenting the Sense of said Charter, , half morocco Boston : Lond. repr. 1763 ^ 955 Mayhew (Jonathan) A Defence of the Observations on the /y^ Charter and Conduct of the Society for the PropagationJ:;^^'^'^'*^ of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, against an Anonymous Pamphlet falsely entitled, a Candid Examination of Dr. {Mayhew's Observations, etc. Boston : Lond. repr. 1764 956 Mayhew (Jonathan) of Boston, N.E. 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Cambridge, 1809 ""^^ 961 Memoirs of an unfortunate Toung Nobleman, return'd from y a Thirteen Tears' Slavery in America, where he had ^/^^^^ been sent by the AVicked Contrivances of his Cruel Uncle, a Story founded on Truth, aud address'd equally to the Head and Heart, old calf Lond. 1743 80 THIBD day's sale. 962 Memoirs of the Principal Transactions of the last "War be- tween the English and French in North America [JojC , y, "William Shirley], Jiulf morocco Lond. 1757 ' ' ^ 963 Memoires tovchant I'Establissement d'vne Mission Chres- tienne dans le troisieme Monde, autrement appelle, la _ Terre Australe, Meridionale, Antartique, et Inconnu'e, ' / y old calf, map of the ivorld Paris, Clavde Cratnoisy, 1663 ^ - y ^ • ^964 Mercator. Historia Mvndi : or Mercator's Atlas. Engy^^^j^ ) lished by W. S. old calf fol. Lond. 1635 965 Mexico. Memorial de lo Svcedido en la ciudad de Mexico, de^de el dia primero de Nouiembre, de 1623 hast^ quienze de Enero de 1624, uncut folio Apparently a privately printed Official Helation. 966 Mexico. Coleccion de Ordenes t Decketos de l^ '^ SoBEEANA Junta, Provisional Griibernativa, y Sobera- nos Congresos Grenerales de la Nacion Mesicana, i 5 vols, in 3, Spanish binding 4to. Mexico, 1829-31 ,.-' ' • 967 Mexico, History of the Conquest of, by the Spaniards, trans-^y^ lated from the original Spanish by Ant. de Solis, by'^^^'''^^^^'^* T. Townsend, and revised by N. Hooke, portrait of Cortes, third edition, 2 vols. hf. mor. uncut 1753 -' , 968 Mexico. Eeales Ordenanzas para la direccion, Regimen y Gobierno del importante cuerpo de la Mineria Nueva Espaiia y de su Eeal Tribunal General fol. Madrid, 1783 > - 969 Mexico. Eepresentacion del Ilmo. Sr. Arzobispo de Mejico ^^ concerniente a algunos sucesos anteriores a la Inde- pendencia proclamada en aquella Capital, hf. mor. . 4to. Habana, por Campe, en la Oficina Liberal, 1822 /^ . ^ - 970 Michaux (P. A.) Travels to the Westward of the AlleganV^z^^^ Mountains, in the States of the Ohio, Kentucky, ana^/^ Tennessee, and return to Charlestown, through the Upper Carolinas. Translated by B. Lambert, map, ^ / second edition, calf Lond. 1805 J^ 971 Michigan. The Early History of Michigan from its firsib^^-^*^ -^ settlement to 1815, by E. M. Sheldon New York, 1856 ,. ^ /^ 972 Michuacan. Analysis Estadisticode la Provincia de Michua-^^!!^^^ can, en 1822, por J. J. L. 4to. Mexico, 1824r ^ , 973 Middleton. A Vindication of the Conduct of Capt. Chris- / topher Middleton, in a late Voyage on board His^j,,^^^-;^ Majesty's ship the Purnace, for discovering a North- west Passage to the Western American Ocean. In ~» answer to certain objections and asi:ersions of Arthur Dobbs, Esq. ; with an Appendix, old calf . . ^ Lond. Jacob Robinson, 1743. ^^ .- 974 Middleton (Christopher) Porgery Detected. 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Harris, 1693 '. /> 1010 Morton (lSrATii.\j!fiEL) of New Plimouth, N.E., New Eng- land's Memoeiall ; or a Relation of the most remark- able Passages of the Providence of God, manifested to tlie Planters of New England in America, with special Reference to the first Colony thereof, called New Plimouth, FINE COPY, crimson morocco extra, bound by Bedford y . 4to. Cambridrje, N. E. for J. Usher of Boston, 1609 yy- • 1011 Motley (J. L.) History of the United Netherlands, 2 vols, ^^^y^i 1860^ / / 84 THIRD day's sale. =^ ' ■^ 1012 Mountgomery (Sir Eobert) Bart. A Discourse concerning the design'd Establishment of a New Colony to the South of Carolina, hf. mor. large plate Lond. 1717 "A very curious tract. Sir Eob. 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Camh. 1860 J^ ■ 1428 Smalley (John) Pastor of Farmingfon, The Consistency of the Sinner's Inability to comply with the Gospel ; with his inexcusable Guilt in not complying with it, illus- trated and confirmed, in two Discourses y Hartford : Green and Watson, 1769 ^j? / -^ 1429 Smith (Aaron) The Atrocities of the Pirates ; being a faith-/^^ ful Narrative of the unparalleled Sufieriugs endured by' /^ the Author during his Captivity among the Pirates of the Island of Cuba Lond. 1824 Aaron Smith was himself afterwards tried at the Old Bailey as a pirate, but acquitted. 'T 1430 Smith (Capitain John) Eeisen, Entdeckungen und Unter- '^'^'^^ nehmungeUj^we cojpy, calf extra, hound ly Pratt Berlin, 1782 \ ^ 1431 Smith (Captain John) The General Histoeie ofjj "Virginia, New England, and the Summer Isles f WITH the Names of the Adventurers, Planters, AND Govern OURS, from their first beginning ANO° 1584 TO THIS PRESENT 1626, fine large clean copy, brilliant impression of tlie first issue of the Frontispiece, and the 4 maps folio, Lond. printed by I, D. and I. IT. for Michael SparJces, 1627 r/ If . /^ 1432 Smith (Captain John) The True Teatels, Adventures, <^^ AND Observations of, in Europe, Asia, Affrica, and America, from Anno Domini 1523 to 1629, no plate . folio, Lond. by J. H.for Thomas Slater, 1630 q^ ^ ' 1433 Smith (Capt. J.) True Travels, Adventures and Observa- j^^fi tions in Europe, Asia, Africke, and America, 2 vols. calf Pichmond, 1819 1434 Smith (Mary). An Affecting Narrative of the Captivity and Sufferings of Mrs. Mary Smith, who with her Husband and three Daughters were taken Prisoners by the In- dians, curious frontispiece, printed in colours, hf. bd. / Providence, L. Scott . ^ 1435 Smith (Samuel) The History of the Colony of Nova- C^SARiA, OR New JERSEr,,^/?^ copy, old calf / Purlington, in JVew Jersey : James ParJcer, 176 The author was a native of the Colony the History of which he writes, and his work is much esteemed, Rich (in his Bih. Am. 1846) describes it as having become " very scarce and difBcvilt to be met with." FIFTH day's sale. 115 /- 1436 Smith (Wm.) Histoire de la JSTouvelle-Tork, depuis la De- couverte de cetfce Province jusqu'a notre Siecle, par William Smith, traduite par M. Yi.Jine copy, calf extra, hound hy W. Pratt Lond, 1767 ^ ' 1437 Smith (William) A New Voyage to Gruinea, 'plates Lond. 1744 / 1438 Smith (Eev. William) A Natural History of Nevis, and the rest of the English Leeward Charibee Islands in Ame- /^ rica, old calf Camb. V74<5 -^ 1439 Smith (William) A Sermon on the Present Situation oi /^/u.^ American AiFairs ^ Philadelphia printed : Lond. repr. 1775 ' . 1440 Smith (IMr.) of South Carolina, Friendship with Britain the True Interest of America, a Speech Philadelphia printed : £dinb. reprinted, 1794* j^ / . 1441 Smyth (J. F. D.) A Tour in the United States of America, /-^ containing an Account of the Present Situation of that Country, 2 vols, calf Lond. 1784 9. The author, who was a zealous loyalist, lost his property during the war ; and his work is said to have been written to gain favour with the Government, by abusing the Ame- ricans and magnifying his own losses. 1442 Smyth (W. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of the Duke of /^ Northumberland's Cabinet of Eoman Coins 4to. Peivately Petnted, 1856 ^ , // 1443 Smyth (W. H ) ^des Hartwellianae, or Notices of the Manor and Mansion of Hartwell 4to. Peivately Pbixted, 1851 jy 1444 Snowden (Eichard) The American Eevolution : written in Scriptural, or Ancient Historical Style, Baltimore : W. PecJiin — The Columbiad : or a Poem on the American War, in Thirteen Cantos, by Eichard Snowden, Balti- / ,' more : W. Pechin. In 1 vol. ,/? ~, ^ 1445 Sober Eemarks on a Book lately reprinted at Boston, en- titled a Modest Proof of the Order and Government settled by Christ and his Apostles in the Church, calf extra, bound by Pratt Boston, for S. Gerrish, 1724 f . 1446 Solis (Antonio de) Historia de la Conquista de Mexico, pro- blacion, y progressos de la America septentrional, cono- cida por el Nombre de Nueva Espana, First Edition, . half bound Madrid, 1684 fyl^"^ y ' 1447 Another copy, Laege Papee fol. ib. 1684 J^ Z ■ 1448 Solis. Another Ed. old calf fol. Barcelona, 1691 J^ ^ ■ 1449 Solis. Another Ed. 2 vols, in 1 La Haye, 1692 ^^^-^ 1450 Solis. Another Ed. vellum /^ fol. Madrid, Antonio Goii^alez de JReyes, 1704 1451 Solis. Another Ed. map and plates, 2 vols, calf gilt Paris, 1704 ^, ^ 116 riFTH day's sale. / ' 1452 Solis. Another Ed. 2 vols, calf gilt Paris, 1714 /' / 1453 Solis. Another Ed. 2 vols, calf JParis, 1730 y •• 1454 Solis. Another Ed. 2 vols, calf gilt JParis, 1759 ^/. 1455 Solis. Another Ed. limip vellum 4to. Madrid, 1763 1456 Solis. Another Ed. vellmn 4.0. Madrid, 1768 /' 1457 Solis. Another Ed. calf 4to. Madrid, 1790 /' 1458 Solis. Another Ed. 2 vols. Spanish binding Barcelona, 1771 J- 1459 Solis. Another Ed. 3 vols. <^ Madrid, Placido Barco Lopez, 1791 :2. ^ 1460 Solia y Eibadeneyra (Antonio de) The History of the Con- quest of Mexico by the Spaniards, done into English by Thomas Townsend, Esq. portrait of Cortes, plate and map, old calf fol. Lond. 1724 ^^ / ' 1461 Solis. Another Ed. 2 vols, calf Duh. 1727 /C^ / 1462 Solis. Another Ed. revised by N. Hoole, portrait of Cortes, maps and plates, 2 vols, calf 1738 // 1463 Solorzano Pereira (Juan de) Politica Indiana. Sacada en Lengva Castellana de los dos tomos del derecho, i govi- erno mvnieipal de las Indias Occidentales, vellum ^ fol. Madrid, Diego Diaz de la Carrera, And 1648 This first edition io Spanish of De Jure Indiarum, published in 1629, contains much more than does the Latin work. / - 1464 Solorzano Pereira (Juan de) De Indiarum Jure ; sive de justa Indiarum Occidentalium Gubernatione, Vol. 2 limp vellum fol. Lugd. 1672 J- 1465 Some Things briefly offered for Information of the Churches, ^V signed at the end Nath. Stone and Joseph Lord /'^ 4 pp. Svo. n. d. - //. 1466 Soto (Hernando de) Letter of, and Memoir of Hernando de ^^ Escalante Fontaneda, translated from the Spanish by ^^^ Buckingham Smith, only a few copies pkivatelt pbjnt- YS) for presents fol. JVashington, 1854 1467 Soule, Gihon, and Nisbet's Annals of San Erancisco, 150 /^j, engravings New York, 1855 ' ■0 / 1468 Sousa Continho (F. de) Propositie Ghedaen ter Vergaderinge / "^ ^ van hare Hoogh Mog d' Heeren Staten Generael der ^^ Vereenigde Nederlanden, in 's Graven-Hage den 16 " " Augusto 1647, calf, hound hy Sayday 4to. 1647 ^ ^ ,^ 1469 Southerne (Thomas) Oroonoko : A Tragedy, as it is acted />^ at the Theatre-Eoyal, by His Majesty's Servants, hf.J^~r>^ / mar. 4to. Lond. 1696 / j , /} 1470 Southey (Robert) History of Brazil, 3 vols, cloth /y 4to. 1819-22 ^^^ /• . 1471 Sowerby (G. B.) Popular Conchology and Mineralogy, // ^ coloured plates, 2 vols. 1850-54 ^'^'^ / 1472 Spaftord (H. G.) Gazetteer of the State of New York, Al- y • ^ hany, 1813 — Adams (H.) History of All Eeligions '' % New York, 1817 ^"^ y-/ FIJFTH day's sale. 117 Spanish America. 1473 Eelacion de las Vitorias qve Dou Diego de Arroy o y Daqa, Governador y Capitan general de la Prouinci de / i^O^^^ Cumana, tuuo en la gran Salina de Arraya, a 30 de Nov^ '^ de 622, contra ciento y quatro nauios de Olandeses fol. Madrid, [1623] ^ 1474 Eelacion de Como Martirizaron los Hereges Olandeses, j Grelandeses, y Pechilingues, en odio de nuestra santa Fe JQ-^ Catolica, al Eeligioso y obseruante varon el Padre Pre- sentado fray Alouso Gomez de Enzinas, en la entrada que hizieron este mes passado de luuio de 1624, en la Cuidad de Guayaquil, en la Prouincia de Quito, que es en las Indias, y Eeynos del Peril fol. Madrid, 1625 1475 Eelacion y Copia de vna Carta, de las Compauias de In- / fanteria, y de Acauallo, que su Magestad tiene en el X/^ puerto de Callao, para defensa del dicbo puerto, y de la Isla del Brasil, hf. mor. / fol. Madrid, Bernardino de Ouzman, 1625 /^ ^^^.^^ 1476 Eelagam verdadeira, e breve datomada da Villa de Olinda/^4^^/^ Elvgardo Eecife na Costa do Brazil pellos rebeldes de / Olanda, hf. mor. fol. Lishoa, 1630 ', S 1477 Eelacion de la Jornada qve la Armada de su Magestad a ^Q ^. becbo al socorro del Brazil, y batalla que entre ella, y "^^^^^ la de los Estados de Olada, hf. mor. fol. Sevilla, 1631 ' . 1478 Eelacion de la Vitoria qve alcanzaron las Armas Catolicas / en la Baia de Todos Santos contra Olandeses, hf. mor. ,- 1529 Story (Jos.) Constitutional Class Book, Boston, 1834— The Young Lady's Companion by M. Coxe, Culumhia, 183 ^ — Sullivan's Moral Class Book Boston, 183S. ■<- ' 1530 Story. A Determination of the Case of Mr. Thomas Story, and Mr, James Hoskins, relating to an affair of th / /- Pennsylvania Company, etc. imcut 4to. JLond. 172 •^ t c> 1531 Stotjghxon (William) Magistrate, Colony of Mass., An Assertion for True and Christian Church Policie ; wherein certain PoHtike Objections made against the Planting of Pastors and Elders in every Congregation are sufficientiv answered, etc. wormed, the title in MS. 4to. Lo7id. 1642 // ^ . 1532 Stoughton Collection of Church Music : selected and ar-/^^ ranged by the Stoughton Musical Society , second edition, hf. hd. oblong 4to. Boston, 1831 y^ , ^1533 Steawbeert Hill. A Description of the Villa of Horace "Walpole, with Inventory of the Furniture, Pictures, v\ Curiosities, etc., illustrated with numerous en-//^ gravings, representing Yiews of the House and its y Grounds, the various Apartments, their architectural and other embellishments. Furniture, many Portraits of Persons named in the book, etc. all fine impressions, many scarce, hoicnd in crimson morocco, joints, and gilt edges, formerly in the Fonthill Library y 4to. Peiyatelt peikted, Straivberry Hill, 1774 y "^ c/ ' ^1534 SuAEEZ DE PiGTJEEOA (Christoval) Hechos de Don Garcia^^/ Hvrtado de Meudoga, Marques de Caiiete, old calf /r^y^ 4to. Madrid, 16l6 Mendoza, the 4th Marquis de Oanete, was Captain General of Chile, and afterwards Yiceroy of Peru. Hich says of this work, which relates chiefly to the afiairs of Peru, that it is extremely weU written, and is highly esteemed in Spain. 1535 Succinct Yiew of tlie Origin of our Colonies, with their ^^, Civil State, founded by Queen Elizabeth, whereby ther ^^^'' Nature of our Empire established in America may be / / clearly understood 1766 /'T/ ^ * O 1536 Sueyro (E.) Anales de Elandres, 2 vols, lim-p vellum. //J/ji- fol. Anvers, lQ24i ^ ^ - 1537 Sugar-Trade (The State of the) ; showing the dangerous /0/ consequences that must attend any additional duty/'c^ / thereon, hf mor. 4to. 1747 ^ {j ■ 1538 Summary Yiew of the Eights of British America, intended x^^ for the Delegates of Virginia, hf. mor. 177^^^^^>^ y ^ 1539 Supremacy (The) of the British Legislature over the Colo- --^ nies candidly discussed, hf. mor. Lond. I775^^\j».^ J, 1540 Swallow (G. C.) Geological Survey of Missouri (The Fir^'^'^ ^ and Second Eeports) Jefferson City, 1855 ^^jm / ■ FIFTH DAT S SALE. 123 <, P 1541 Talbot (E. A.) Five Tears' Eesidence in the Cauadas, /^^ 2 vols. 1824 / ^^ y 1542 Tamaio de Vargas (Thomas) Restauracion de la Ciudad y^ "' del Salvador, i baia de Todos- Santos en la Provincia^^y^^^^ del Brasil, Urn]) vellum 4to. Madrid, 1628 1543 Tapia (Caklos de) Arte IS'ovissiiiA de Lengua Mexi- / ,^ CANA, gi^een morocco extra, by Pratt, EXCESSIVELY hare 4to. Mexico, por la Viuda de D. Joseph Bernardo de Hogal, 1753^^ A curious example of tliat ingenious trifling, in which the Spanish writers delight, vr'\\l be found in this volume in the form of an Acrostic made upon the author's name, printed in the shape of a wheel, all the lines converging to the centre, where they end in "a," the hues being further complicated by a concentric inscription running through them. ^ /• 1541 Taxation no Tyranny : an Answer to the Resolution and^^^ Address of the American Congress, half morocco /CT"^'^ Lond. 1775 A very celebrated Tract by Dr. Samuel Johnson, and one which gave occasion to an animated controversy. ^-, 1545 The same 3rd ed. half morocco Lond. 1775 /l^J^^' 'y - 1546 Taylor (Sam) Essay on Short-Hand, hf. hd. Albany, n.d, ^^^,^ y 1547 Templeman (Thomas) A New Survey of the Grlobe ; or, an Accurate Mensuration of all the Empires, Kingdoms, Countries, States, principal Provinces, Counties, and . Islands in the World .... Also the Settlements and Eactories belonging to the English, Dutch, Erench, Portuguese, Spaniards, etc. in the East and West- Indies. Africa, and other Parts, old calf . fol. Lond. [1776?] X ,^ 1548 Tertre (J. B. du) Histoire Generale des Isles des Antilles, ''^ calf 4to. Paris, 1654 z?^ 1549 Testament (New) translated by Theodore Beza, etc. Eng- .-^ - ' lished by L. Thomson, blacfe Itttcr, 2 copies, imperfect C-^^^^'-^ 4to. 1596 /, 1550 Testament (New) translated, with Annotations and Helps Ji^ ^ ■ by the English College of Eheims {icants sheet E) half'^7^~z^ bound Antwerp, 1621 1551 Testamentum: Novfm:, Latine, cum Prologis: Manuscript OK PURE TELLUM, original binding long fol. Scec. XII. ,/) This manuscript is very beautifully written, and forms a volume of the unusual shape known as " agenda" or " forma longa." The text occupies the centre of each page, leav- ing ample margins on each side, which, as regards the Evan- gelists, are filled with Glosses in a beautifid and very minute hand. Two fly-leaves at the beginning are occu- pied with " Concordantise EvangeHorum," and on two fly- leaves at the end are " Glosste de Mathseo et de Marco obmissse." 124 FIFTH day's sale. ' _ 1552 Testament (The New) ruled with red lines, and bound in old , ^-^ viorocco, gilt on bach and sides t- '^^y , 4to. Camb. J. Meld, 1663 ^ 1553 Testamentum (Novum) Gr. et Lat. Oenevce, 1609 /<^ ^ / 1554 Thacher (Peter) A Sermon, preached to the Society in Brat- y^ '' tie Street, Boston, Noveinber 14, 1790 ; and occasioned //^^ by the Death of the Hon. James Bowdoin, Esq/ '^^'^'^ LL.D., F.E.S., lately Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, half morocco /4to. Boston, I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, 1791 v^ 1555 Thackeray (W. M.) The Newcomes, illustrations by Doyle, (Jv^ 2 Yoh. cloth 1855 ^ \ 1556 Thatcher (B. B.) Indian Biography, 2 vols. 1845 — Manners /^^ and Customs of the Japanese, 1843 — Lives of Early hr^^>^ Navigators 1846 j/,^557 Thevenot (Melchisedech) Relations de Divers Yot- AGES Cvrievx, qui n'out point este publiees ov qvi ont este tradvites d'HACKLUTT, de Purchas et d'antres Voyageurs Anglois, Hollandois, Portugais, AUemands, Espagnols, e^i^/i numerous maps and plates, the 4 parts in 2 vols, red morocco extra, by W. Pratt, a fine, large, clean and desirable set fol. Farts, 1663, 1664, 1666, and 1672 A complete and perfect Thevenot is quite as rare as a De BitY or HuLSius. The present copy is a remarkably fine one, comprising the first editions of all the four parts as originally published, together with some of the "Frag- ments" of the last part, with such additions from the edi- tion of 1696 as were deemed important to complete the work without addiagmere typographical variations. There were even more title-pages printed to work off the edition than there were to Paradise Lost, but the proprietor of this set has confined himself to the genuine first editions, and eschewed, as the Astor Library Catalogue has it, mere . " bibliographical quiddling." /fj S'^ 1558 Thevenot (Melchisadec). Eecueil de Voyages de Mr. '^''^ Thevenot, maps and plates, fine copy, crimson morocco extra, bound by Bedford Paris, Estienne Michallet, 1681 This little volume is particularly valued on account of its containing the first edition of Father Marquette's Eelation of his voyage down the Mississippi Eiver in 1673, with the ^ ' . / map of his route, etc, / A V 1559 Thomas (Pascoe) A True and Impartial Journal of a Yoja.g&C-"'^^'^ to the South Seas and round the Globe, in His Majes- ty's Ship the Centurion, under the Command of Com- ^ modore George Anson, calf Bond. 1745 /j . 1560 Thomas (Dalbt) An Historical Account of the Eise and Growth of the West-India Colonies, and of the Great Advantages they are to England in respect of Trade, ' half calf 4to. Bond. 1690 Not mentioned by either Lowndes or Eich. FIFTH day's sale. 125 ^' ^ 1561 Thevet (Akdeew). The Nevvfovnd vvorlde, ob Ai^ttaec- TiKE, wherein is contained woderful and strange things as well of humaine creatures, as Beastes, Fishes, Poules: and Serpents, Trees, Plants, Mines of Grolde and Siluer : garnished with many learned aucthorities, trauailed and written in the French tong by that excellent learned man, master Andrevve Thevet, and now newly trans- lated into Enghshe, wherein is reformed the errours of auncient Cosmographers 4to. Lond. hy Senrie JBynneman,for Thomas Haclcett, 1568 ', C 1562 They Run and We Run, written on the late Engagement *^ between Admiral Keppel and the Due de Chartres, Znly /.-^^'-^ 27th, 1788, off Ushant, a Song, with music, half mor. '^ /fol. (folded in 8vo.) 1563 Thomson (A. S.) The Story of New Zealand, 2 vols. 1859— ^/ Hill (S. S.) Travels in Siberia, 2 vols. 1854 /^''^ A 1564 Thoeowgood (Thomas) Ievts in Ameeica, or Probabili- ties that the Americans are of that E-ace, with the x''^ reraovall of some contrary reasonings and earnest desires '^/;;i-<;^^ for effectuall endeavours to malse them Christian y. 4to. Lond. for Tito. Slater, 1650 ^ , o 1565 Thoughts on the late Transactions respecting Falkland's Is- ^7 lands. [By Dr. Samuel Zo\m.%Qixi\, second edition,, T^<^Tf/ ^^^-^ morocco Lond. 1771^'^^ ^ /l566 Thumb (Thomas) The Monstee of Monsters ; a true and faithful Narrative of a most remarkable Phsenome- non lately seen in this Metropolis, to the great Surprize and Terror of his Majesty's good Subjects ; humbly de dicated to all the Virtuosi of New England, fine copy, calf extra, hound hy W. Pratt [Boston'], 1754 Thomas, in his Sistory of Printing in America, has a long account of the arrest of Dauiel Fowle on suspicion of being the printer of this obnoxious pamphlet (vol. i, 332). Fowle himself printed an account of the indignities he suffered in this behalf, entitled Total Eclipse of Liberty. Of the work itself (Tom Thumh) which occasioned all lliis mischief not ^ more than 3 or 4 copies are known. ^ ' 1567 Thysii (Antonii) Historia Navalis, calf 4to. Lugd. Bat. 1658 . /1568 Titford (W. J.) Sketches towards a Hortus Botanicus Ame- ricanus, 18 coloured plates /4to. Lond. for the Author, 1811 1569 Tjassens (Johan) Zee-Politir, der Vereenigde Nederlan- / den, vertoont in een Tafel, ende in twee Boecken be- x;^^ schreven, laege paper, vellum 4to. Graven-JLage, hy Johan Yely, 1669 E-elates mainly to America. ^ 1 2S 1570 Tobago. A Summary Account of the present flourishing /^-^ State of the Island of Tobago, with a Plan of the Island'^^"^^^^ Lond. 1777 ^ 126 FIFTH bat's sale, ^ • /p 1571 ToRQUEMADA (Juan de) Las Veinte y un libros rituales y / Monarcbia Indiana con el Origen y Guerras de los /^ Indies Occidentales, map, A bemaekablt fine gq'sx, ^y^^ IjAbge paper, 3 vola. crimson morocco, uncut, top edge^^'^^ gilt fol. Madrid, 1723 " This liistory is, without question, the most complete in res- pect to the Antiquity of Mexico, of any hitherto published." y ^ Clavigero. / " 1572 Touchstone for the Clergy, to which is added a Poem wrote by a Clergyman in Virginia, in a Storm of Wind anc Hain Printed in the year 1771 ^ . 1573 Tracts on America. The Address of the People of Great Britain to the Inhabitants of America, {title torn) — ^ Tucker (J.) Humble Address and Earnest Appeal, 1775X^ — Letter to Lord Camden, on the Bill for restraining tlm^^C^^x^ Trade and Pishery of the Four Provinces of New EnJ- land, 1775 — Taxation no Tyranny, [byDr. S. Johnson], 1775 — Answer to Taxation no Tyranny, 1775 ; etc. /In 1 vol. uncut v. y. / 1574 Tracts. The proper Object of the present War with France y^ and Spain considered, [a/so relates to America and "^^ Neivfoundland'] — Supplement an Ministere de M. Pitt, \_al)ove 40 pages on the American stand against Taxa- tion, etcl — A Counter Address to the Public, [on the dismissal of a General Officer {Gen. Conwaij) for Inde* /7 / ^e^^c?e?^cJ/] ; and other Tracts in 1 Vol. 7«fflZ/''^02«2c? v.y. V, 6 1575 Tracts. Observations on Paine's Eights of Man — Common j^ Sense addressed to the Inhabitants of America, Fhil- '^ adelphia, 1776 — Large Additions to Common Sense, ib. 1776 — Dialogue between the Ghost of Gen. Mont- gomery and an American Delegate, ih. 1776 — A Col- ■* lection of Acts of Parliament relating to Patronage, /1 772— Fingal, King of Morven, 1776 ; etc. in 1 vol. v. y. , 1576 Tracts. A Letter to his Excellency Gov. Wright, on the Conversion of the Georgia Orphan House into a Col- lege, by G. Whitfield, /j/a/es, 1768- A Brief Narrative of the Indian Charity School, in Lebanon, N. E. founded by Eev. E. Wheelock, 1766 — A Continuation y of the Narrative of the Indian Charity School, 1769 ; X / etc. In 1 vol. half bound v. y. V f c? 1577 Tracts. A Letter from a West India Merchant to a Gen- tleman at Tunbridge concerning that part of the French Proposals which relate to North America, particularly Newfoundland, 1712 — Account of the Eise and Pro- gress of the South Sea Company, 1743 — Proposals coU' cerniug the Navy, 1745 ; and others in 1 vol. v. y 1578 Tracts. Observations on a Sermon by Bp. Warburton, wherein our Colonies are defended against his mos injurious and abusive Eeflections, by Andrew Croswell, //. //. / riFTH dat's sale. 127 Boston, N. E. by T. and J. Fleet, 1768— Infant Bap- tism sent from Heaven, two Discourses at Haverhill, by J. Parsons, Boston, W. IF Alpine, 1767 — A Sermon before Governor Barnard, Tho. Hutchinson, and the Eepresentatives of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, by D. Shute, Boston, N. E. 1768 ; and others in 1 vol. /half hound v. y. 1579 Tracts. A Discourse before the Humane Society of Mas- sachusetts, by Thomas Gray, Boston, 1S05 — Letter of Instructions to the Catholic Missionaries of Nors Scotia, Halifax, 1801— Dr. Belknap's Letter to Dr. Kippis, 1795 — Eliot (John) Sermon before the New- North Religious Society, Boston, Boston, 1801 ; and others in 1 vol. half bound v. y. 1580 Tracts. Observations on the Waste Lands of Great Bri- tain, published on occasion of the Establishment of New Colony on the Ohio, [by Young], 1773— Consi- derations on the Present State of Public AjEFairs con- nected with America, by W. Pulteney, 1779 — Conso- latory Thoughts on American Independence, by a Merchant, 1782 ; and others in 1 vol. v. y. 1581 Tracts. On the State of the Sugar Islands, 1772 — Speech of Edmund Burke on American Taxation, 1775 — Thoughts on the present Discontents, 1775 — Observa- tions on the State of the Nation [as to America], 1769 — The Present State of the Nation, 1769 : in 1 vol. half bound /^ 1582 Tracts. Cathcart (J.) Letter on the Cuba Expedition, 1741 — Original Papers relating to the Expedition to Cuba, 1714 — Original Papers relating to the Expedition to / Panama, 1744 ; and others in 1 vol. calf y ^ 1583 Tracts. The History of the Misfortunes of John Calas, a Victim of Eanaticism, 1772 — Lives of John Trueman and E. AVorthless — Seven Letters on the Causes of^ Depravity amongst the Lower Orders, 1785 — The Coin Act, 1775 ; etc. in 1 vol. / / . 1584 Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of New . ^^2 York, cloth 1858 yy 1585 Travels of the Jesuits, with an Account of the Spanish Set- / '^ tlements in America, by Mr. Lockman, 2 vols. hf. bd. /S^ 1762 / ( 1586 Travels in North America, calf Bublin, 1824 ^ 1587 Traveller's Guide (The) to America ; comprehending a con- /^t^ cise and accurate description of the Western States L-^'-:^ Cork, John Bolster, 1818 1588 Treaties (Several) of Peace and Commerce concluded be- / tween the late King of Blessed Memory Deceased, and /^ other Princes and States, hf. mor. *4to. Lond, 1686 128 FIFTH day's sale. / ■ 1589 Treaties, A G-eueral Collection of, relating to Peace and , War, calf 1710 ^^ , >^1590 Treaties. A General Collection of Treaties, Declarations of War, Manifestos, etc. second edition, 4 vols, calf / . . ^^^^ / • 159 L Trial and Acquittal of Edward Shippen, Esq. Chief Justice, and Jasper Teates and Thomas Teates, Assistant Jus- tices of the Supreme Court of Penusylvauia, on an Im- peachment, E-eported by W. Hamilton, calf / Lancaster, 1805 / • 1592 Trumbull (John) Poetical Works, 2 vols, in 1, half hound Hartford, 1820 / 1593 Trumbull (John) M'Eingal, a Modern Poem, fftli edition, with Notes 1792 ^ , ^ 1594 Trve Sentiments of America : contained in a Collection of Letters sent from the Hovse of Representatives of the ■ Province of Massachvsetts Bay to several Persons oj , High Eank in this Kingdom, If. mor. Loud. 1768 / . 1595 Tucker (John) of Newbury. A Sermon preached at Cam- bridge, before his Excellency Thomas Hutchinson, Esc Grovernor, May 29th, 1771 [Anniversary of the Elec tion], If. mor. JBostun, 1/71 ^ / 1596 Tucker (Josiah) Dean of Gloucester. An humble Address ^ ' ^ and earnest Appeal, etc., as to "whether a connection ^^ with, or a separation from the Continental Colonies oi/)^\, America, be most for the national advantage, and the^/^^^' lasting benefit of these Kingdoms," hf onor. Glocester, R. Raikes, 1775 This is the Tract in which the Dean counsels the abandon- ment of the Colonists to themselves, they being unworthy of the protection of the mother country. ^ ^ Xl597 Tucker (Josiah) A Letter to Edmund Burke, Esq., Member of Parliament for the City of Bristol, and Agent for the (/ Colony of New York, etc. in answ^er to his Printed ':--f 1838 to 1852, 31 vols. (25 vols, half bound, and 6 vols, t/ "^^^ in nos.) Wasliington, 1838-52 //, IGll United States Literary Gazette, Vol. I. half hound 4to. Boston, 1825 /-, 1612 United States Coast Survey, 1856 and 1857 (Reports of the Superintendent of), 2 vols. 4to. Washington, 1856-7 -^ This is one of the most valuable and elaborate surveys issued / /i/^ under the auspices of the American Government. All ' '^^ soundings, shoals, navigable ways, lighthouses, etc., are carefully marked ; and a trigonometrical survey of the coast for 30 miles inland is also laid down. y^^ ^1613 Utenhove (Johan.) Comnientariolus Parallelos, sive Libellus Assertorius quo Principium duorum Reg. Pliil. II. et Mahumetis III. Viris, Opes, Provincia, atque forma<; eas bene administrandi et regendi tempore belli atque pacis explicantur armaque et arcana deteguntur infinita, nunc pi-inium ex Joh. Botero versus in Latinum ex Italo Sermone, curious maps, one including America, hf. y morocco 4to. Col. Ag. 1597 • 5\ 1614 Yaldes (Antonio) Derrotero de las Costas de Espafia en el /q^ Oceano Atlantico, y de las Islas Azores, laege papee, ^^^ calf 4to. Madrid, 1789 /' 1615 Yalle. 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Public Spirit described and recommended, /»> in a Sermon before the General Assembly of Connec- L^i^^ ticnt, at Hartford, May 13, 1731 Neio 'London, 1731 ^■f" , 1701 Wigglesworth (Edward) Ilollis Professor of Divinity, The /i Llessedness of the Dead who die in the Lord, a Ser- <^^y^ mon, in the Hall of Harvard College, upon the News of the Death of Thomas HoUis, Esq. of London, the most bountiful Benefactor to that Society y Loston, S. Gerrish, 1731 , J^ /l702 Wilberforce (Sam.) Bishop of Oxford, History of the^^';^ °^ American Church 1844^ /■ 1703 Wilcocke (Samuel Hull) History of the Yiceroyalty of Bue- /^ nos Ayres, map and plates, hf. mor. uncut Lond. [180Q'^^J^-^<^ /■ 1704 Wilkes (Commander) Narrative of the United States Ex- ploring Expedition during the years 1838, 1839, 1840, q / 1841, and 1842, half bound royal 8vo. ^^-^ O - ^ 1705 AVilkinson (Gen. James) Memoirs of his own Times, 3 vols. ^ hf. mor. Philadelphia , 181Qc>^U^^ /■ / 1706 Willard (E.) 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Sketches of the Life ^ and Character of Patrick Henry, 2nd Ed. corrected "^ Philadelphia, 1818 2 ^ 1722 Witherspoon (John) Christian Magnanimity : a Sermon, preached at Princeton, September, 1775, the Sabbath preceding the Annual Commencement ; and again with Additions, September 23, 1787, etc. Princeton, James Tod, 1787 ^ t^-? 140 riFTH day's sale, 1723 Witherspoon (John) The Dominion of Providence over the ; Passions of Men, a Sermon, preached at Princeton, / ^ ^ May 17, 1775, being the General Past appointed by iy^'^ the Congress through the United Colonies, lif. onor. , Philadelphia, printed : Lond. repr. 1778 o 1724 Witherspoon (John) A Sermon on the E-eligious Educa- ^ tion of Children, preached in the Old Presbyterian /^^^^^-zn Church in New York, to a very numerous Audience, on the Evening of the second Sabbath in May Elizabeth-Town : Shepard Kolloclc, 1789 1725 Wollaston (William) The Eeligion of Nature delineated, calf extra, by Bedford 4to. Lond. 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To be Heard at the Bar of the House of Lords on [Wednesday] the [Fourth] Day of [February], 1746 ' ^ 3 pp. ioWo, folded in 4'^yyn. the former Editions, calf 4to. Lond. 1657 '' /'l733 Wynne. A General History of the British Empire in America, 2 vols. //. calf London, 1770. FIFTH day's sale, 141 l) 1734 Wirs^KELMAXi^' (Haxs Just) Dei' Americanischen Xeuen •Welt Besehreibunir, lif. hound oblong 4to. Oldenburg, Henrieli-Conrad Zimmern, 1664 Full of interesting matter with, respect to the early Mstory of America, with bibliographical notices of writers thereon. The woodcuts are highly curious, exemplifying the manners and customs of the Aborigines, their cannibalism, etc. /j ^. 1735 Yale College. A Catalogue of the most valuable Books in aJa/o^ /, the Librar}'- of Yale-College, disposed under proper beads, uncut 1755 vr ' -o 1736 Young (A.) Chronicles of the Planters of the Colony of ^^^^ Massachusetts Bay, 1623 to 1636, scarce Boston, 1846 ^<^^^^ '•. 6 1737 Zarate (Aug.) Histoire de la decouverte et de conquete X^ du Perou, map and plates, 2 vols. French calf gilt, Jtne 'rcp^-t^- / copy Paris, 1742 '. h 1738 Zarate (Augustin de) Histoire de la Decouverte et de la Conquete du Perou, 2 vols. Paris, 1774"^ ' - 3739 Zarate, Another ed. loitli map and plates, 2 vols. Paris, 1716 .^ 1740 Zexo (Cateei^jo) De i Co:irMEXTAEii del Yiaggio i:?? ^ ■ Peksia, Libri Dve, et dello scoprimento dell Isole Prislanda,Eslanda, Engrouelanda, Estotilanda, et Icaria, fatto sotto il Polo Artico, da due fratelli Zeni, M. T^icolo il K. e M. Antonio, the map u-anting Yenetia, per Francesco Mcireolini, 1558 ' . 1741 Zenger (John Peter) Printer, of New York, The Tryal of, for Printing and Publishing a Libel against the Govern-^^^-^^^ ment ; with the Pleadings and Arguments on both , sides, second edition, hf. inor. 4to. Land. 1738 ^ V74i2 Zenger's Tvyixl, fourth edition, hf. mor. 4to. 1738 .^1^ This trial presents the first instance on record where truth was admitted as justification of a libel, a doctrine since admitted ia American jurisprudence. . y 1743 ZuELA (Placido) II Mappa Mondo di Era Mauro Camal-/^^^^"^ dolese Descritto ed Illust. large paper fol. Venezia, 1806 1744 AuDiJBOX (J, J.) BiEDS OP Ameeica, FEOii Deawings '^^ ^. /J MADE DrEl>^G A EeSIDEXCE OF TWENTY -FIVE TEAES >^V^ IN THE United States and its Teeeitoeies, 294 plates of Birds, all of the statural size, beautifully co- loured ; in a portfolio, eaee elephant folio, 1 S28 The above consists of ahout two -thir ds of the entire wcrk, and cost, at subscription pi^e^l^gulftea9?~^^O^p«»g>■•tC»'t'hg^' destruction by fire of the stock and copper-plates, the woi'k has become extremely rare, and even small sections com- mand high pi'ices, j^ //^1745 Audubon (J. 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