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A Bibliography of Maryland Imprints
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411. ———— [double rule] | Votes and Proceedings | Of The | House Of Delegates | Of The | State of
Maryland. | November Session, 1785. | Being the First Session of this Assembly. | ... [Annapolis:
Printed by Frederick Green, 1786.]
Folio. A-Z2, Aa-Zz2. Aaa-Eee2. 102 leaves, last leaf blank.
Pages: [1]-302.
Leaf measures: 12 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches.
Convened November 7, quorum present November 14 and session adjourned March 12, 1786.
Evans, 19772.
MdHS. MdSL. LC. Huntington. JHP(imperfect.)
412. ———— [double rule] | Votes and Proceedings | Of The | Senate | Of The | State of Maryland. |
November Session, 1785. | Being the First Session of this Assembly. | ... [Annapolis: Printed by
Frederick Green, 1786.]
Folio. A-Z1. M signature is repeated. 48 leaves.
Pages: [I]-91.
Leaf measures: 121/4 x 71/2 inches.
Convened November 7, quorum present November 17 and adjourned March 12, 1786.
dHS. MdSL. LC. Huntington.
413. The | Maryland Chronicle, | Or The | Universal Advertiser. | (Jan. 2-Dec. 27, 1786, being Nos.
1 to 52 of Vol. I) [Colophon:] Frederick-Town: Printed by Matthias Bartgis, at the English and |
German Printing-Office ...
Folio. Printed in three columns. Two leaves each number. Weekly on Wednesday.
Leaf measures: 16 x 9 3/4 inches.
The proposals for printing this paper were issued on November 25, 1785, and the first number probably appeared on
January 4,1786. The paper apparently had a wide circulation for the places at which subscriptions might be taken included:
Liberty-Town, Baltimore, York-Town, Hanover-Town, Little's-Town, Tawney-Town, Middletown, Funk's-Town, Hager's-
Town, Green-Castle, Sharpsburg, Shepherd's-Town, Leesburg, Martinsburg, Winchester, Prince William County, Staunton,
Virginia and Frederick-Town. In order to have the paper delivered to distant places, Bartgis suggested that fifty-two sub-
scribers in a particular locality meet once a year and draw lots for the week on which they would go to Frederick-Town to
get the newspapers for the rest. He also proposed establishing a post from Frederick-Town to Winchester "for the purpose
of conveying my English and German News-Papers to Funk's-Town, Hager's-Town, Sharpsburgh, Shepherd's-Town,
Martinsburgh, and Winchester."
Evans, 19774
MdHS. See Brigham, American Newspapers.
414. The | Maryland Gazette. | (Jan. 5-Dec. 28, 1786, being Nos. 2034 to 2085 of XLIst Year)
[Colophon:] Annapolis: Printed by F. and S. Green, at the Post-Office, Charles-Street.
Folio. Printed in three columns. Two leaves each number except No. 2039. Weekly on Thursday.
Leaf measures: 16 x 9 1/3 inches.
Supplements to numbers 2076 and 2081.
Evans, 19775
MdSL. MdHS. See Brigham, American Newspapers for other files.
415. The Maryland Gazette; I Or The | Baltimore General Advertiser. | (Jan. 3-Dec. 26, 1786,
being Nos. 170 to 241 of Vol. III & IV) [Colophon:] Baltimore: Printed by John Hayes, in Light-
Lane, next Door to Mr. Grant's Fountain-Inn.
Folio. Printed in four columns. Two leaves each number. Biweekly on Tuesday and Friday until May 23. Weekly there-
after.
Leaf measures: 16 1/2 x 10 inches.
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