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A Bibliography of Maryland Imprints
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458. [BISSETT, JOHN.] A | Sermon | On | Regeneration | And|Grace, | [rule] | By a Minister of the
Protestant Epis- | copal Church of Maryland, | [rule] | ... Baltimore: | Printed By William God-
dard, In Market-Street, | [rule] | M.DCC.LXXXVIII.
8vo. [A]-B3. 16 leaves. Last leaf blank.
Pages: [i]-[iii], iv, [5], 6-28, [29], 30.
Leaf measures: 7 3/4 z 4 3/4 inches.
Evans, 20970. A. A. Bieber's Catalog of American Printing (1927), P- 1.
MdHS. MdDioc. Huntington. JCB. AAS.
459. Candidates to represent this state in | congress. ] Friends to amendments, | ... Candidates to
be electors of the preseidcnt | and vice-president of congress. | ... [Baltimore: Printed by William
Goddard?, 1788.]
4to. broadside.
Leaf measures: 101/4 x 81/2 inches.
The candidates to Congress were: 1st district, George Dent; and district, Joshua Seney; 3rd district, John Francis
Mercer; 4th district, Samuel Sterett; 5th district, John Done; 6th district, Abraham Faw. The Presidential electors were:
Thomas Johnson, John Rogers, George Plater, Jeremiah T. Chase, and Charles Ridgely on the Western Shore and John
Seney, Henry Waggaman, and James Shaw on the Eastern Shore. See number 484.
Not in Evans.
MdHS.
460. CHASE, SAMUEL. To the Roman Catholic Voters in Baltimore-Town. | Gentlemen, | The
publication of the Rev. Mr. Sewall, of a statement by the Rev. Doctor Carroll, | of a conversation
between him and Mr. Daniel 1 Carroll, and Mr. Sewall's remarks thereon, de- I mand my notice;
because my principles and con- | duct are misunderstood,.... and ... | may have | some influence
on your votes at the ensuing Elec-1 tion.... ] [signed] Samuel Chase.... | Baltimore-Town,
October 4, 1788. [Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, 1788.]
Folio broadside. Printed in two columns.
Leaf measures: 16 x 81/2 niches.
Samuel Chase promised Dr. Carroll to favor a bill in the Maryland legislature which would enable the Catholic Church
to legally secure the property belonging to it. Unfortunately for his political career, he was misunderstood by Dr. Carroll
as being in favor of a general law to incorporate all religious bodies. When this law failed to receive his support, an attack
on him was printed by Mr. Sewall.
Not in Evans.
MdHS.
461. ———— To the Voters of Baltimore-Town. | Gentlemen, | We take the liberty to lay before you
the copies of the | following letters that have passed between James | M'Henry and John Coulter,
Esquires, respecting | the adoption of some mode and rules for the conduct of | the ensuing election;
... [signed] Samuel Chase, | David M'Mechen. | Baltimore, Friday, jd October, 1788. | ... [Balti-
more: Printed by William Goddard, 1788.]
4to. Printed on both sides in two columns.
Leaf measures: 11 x 9 inches.
Chase and M'Mechen state the rules for the conduct of the coming elections in the hopes that riots will not occur. The
town was divided into three districts, each voting on a different day. On the verso is a letter from Samuel Chase to the
voters of Baltimore concerning Doctor James M'Henry's conduct in the Constitutional Convention.
Not in Evans.
MdHS.
462. CRUSE, ENGLEHART. The | Projector Detected | Or, | Some Strictures, | On The Plan Of Mr.
James Rumsey's | Steam Boat; | By | Englehart Cruse, | Of | Baltimore.| [rule] | [quotation from
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