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A Bibliography of Maryland Imprints
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Potowmack and Rappahannock rivers, consisting in part, of the following particular build- | ings,
lands and appurtenances..... [Signed] Isaac Zane. | ... [Frederick: Printed by Matthias Bartgis,
1788.]
Folio broadside.
Leaf measures: 12 x 7 3/4 inches.
Among the enumerated items are a furnace, a forge, a merchant-mill, a saw mill, a smith's shop, a stone mansion-house,
a compting house, a stone stable and a plantation.
Not in Evans.
JCB.
1789
489. ANTISMITHITES. To the Voters of Baltimore County, | Agreed that the principles and de-
signs of men are to be tried by their actions..... [signed] Antismithites. | January 9, 1789. [Balti-
more: Printed by William Goddard?, 1789.]
4to. broadside.
Leaf measures: 71/4 x 81/2 inches.
An attack on Mr. William Smith continuing that begun in the Queries.
Evans, 21632.
LC. EPFL.
490. ———— Queries, To the Voters of Baltimore County. | [signed] Antismithites. January—1789.
[Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, 1789.]
4to. broadside. Printed in two columns.
Leaf measures: 10 1/4 x 81/2 inches.
A series of queries designed to cause the voters of Baltimore to vote against William Smith as a member of Congress.
Evans, 22087.
LC.
491. BALTIMORE ASSEMBLY. Baltimore Assembly. | [rule] 1 Admittance for the Season, | ... Novem-
ber 10, 1789. | [Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard And J. Angell, 1789.]
Ticket. Printed on one side. The text enclosed in an ornamental border.
Leaf measures: 21/2 z 3 3/4 inches.
The ticket was given to each member at the time he paid his subscription to the managers and was good for the season.
The managers whose names appear on this ticket are D. Harris, G. Buchanan, W. Van Wyck, W. Robb, R. Curson, and D.
Sterett.
Not in Evans.
MdHS.
492. ———— Baltimore Assembly, | [ornamental rule] | As the most minute Attention to every
Sentiment of Politeness and Decorum is absolutely ne- | cessary to render Public as well as Private
Assemblies agreeable, the Managers flatter | themselves that it is unnecessary to urge the strictest
Observance of the following Rules; the | slightest Deviation from which, they beg leave to observe,
will not pass unnoticed: | ... Baltimore: Printed By W. Goddard And J. Angell. | [1789.]
Folio broadside. The text with the exception of the imprint is enclosed in an ornamental border.
Leaf measures: 131/4 x 81/4 inches.
The Baltimore assembly was held every other Thursday evening beginning November 12 at Mr. Starck's. The company
assembled at six and the dancing began at seven thirty after the ladies had drawn lots for their places and lasted until
one o'clock in the morning. Gentlemen under twenty one years and ladies under fifteen could not be admitted, nor were
gentlemen wearing boots allowed to enter the hall. The managers who were elected by ballot took charge of the dance and
arranged for the music, subject to the approval of a majority of the subscribers. Every member of the assembly paid a
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