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A History of the Maryland Press, 1777-1790
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Communion, and become a Member of the Protestant Church. Annapolis: Printed by Frederick
Green, 1784.]
Collation unknown.
It is almost certain that Wharton's letter was printed by Green in 1784 although no copy has been found to prove
definitely the point. Bound in with the John Carter Brown copy of the Letter is a supplement with the heading:—To the ]
Roman Catholics | Of The | State Of Maryland, | Especially those of | Saint Mary's County. The type in which this sup-
plement was set differs from that of the Philadelphia edition and is quite similar to that used by the Green Press. The
Philadelphia edition of the Letter ends with page 40 while the supplement runs from page 51 to 56, proving that it was not
published as a part of the Philadelphia edition.
Not in Evans or Sabin.
JCB(pp. 51-56 only.)
562. Where are ye All now? | A very curious and Modest Address, lately | sent to Mr. Charles
Ridgely, by some of the | Great Men of Baltimore-Town, versified. | ... [signed,] Captain Bob-Ad-
111. | [Baltimore: Printed by Mary K. Goddard. 1774.]
Broadside.
Leaf measures: 10 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches.
Evans enters this item as being printed in 1784 but it was probably printed in 1774. See Wroth, A History of Printing in
Colonial Maryland, 341.
Evans, 18884. Wroth, 341.
MdHS.
362a. William Goddard's | Pennsylvania, Delaware, | Maryland, and Virginia | Almanack | And |
Ephemeris, | For The Year Of Our Lord, | 1785; | ... [double rule] | Baltimore: Printed and Sold,
Wholesale and Re- | tail, by William Goddard, at his Printing- | Office, in Dr. Stevenson's Ware-
house, in Public Alley, | near Market-Street..... [1784.]
8vo. A2, B-F4. as leaves. Text enclosed in single rule border.
No pagination.
Leaf measures: 6f x 41/4 inches.
See the biographical sketch of Mary K. Goddard in Chapter Two for a discussion of the relation of this to her almanac,
number 320.
Evans, 18457.
MdHS. MHS. JWGarrett. AAS (imperfect.)
1785
363. [By authority, Mr. Pool, the noted performer in horsemanship, lately arrived from the West
India Islands, intends exhibiting—on Mr. Philpot's hill—the following equestrian feats: mounts a
single horse in fall speed, fires a pistol, falls backward, with his head on the ground, hanging by his
right leg, fires another pistol under the horse's belly, etc. etc. Tickets ... at De Witt's Coffee House.
... Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard?, 1785.]
Collation unknown.
Description from Evans who probably found the advertisement in the Maryland Journal.
Evans, 19106.
No copy located.
364. COKE, THOMAS. The | Substance | Of A | Sermon, | Preached at Baltimore, in the State of
Maryland, J Before The | General Conference | Of The | Methodist Episcopal Church, | On the 2yth
of December, 1785, | At The | Ordination | Of The | Rev. Francis Asbury, | To The Office Of A J
Superintendent.} [rule] | By Thomas Coke, LLD. | Superintendant of the said Church, | [rule]}
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