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A History of the Maryland Press, 1777-1790
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Sm. 4to broadside.
Leaf measures: 81/4 x 6 1/2.
1800 tickets were to be sold at xo shillings each yielding a total of £900 of which £429 were to be given in prizes and the
remainder to be used for the bridge. After three months all unredeemed prizes were to be considered a donation. The judges
and managers were Rev. Thomas McPherrin, John Barnes, Esquire, Melcher Beltzhoover, Baltzer Goll, Martin Kershner,
Adam Ott, Esquire, and Richard Cromwell. Dated Elizabeth-town, March 12, 1790.
Not in Evans.
MdHS (Hayden collection).
522. [Catalogue of a choice and valuable collection of modern books; among which are, elegant
folio Family Bibles, several valuable medical publications, divinity, history, voyages, travels, &c.
and a curious assortment of beautiful maps and prints, to be sold on the 2d day of December, 1790,
at a large and commodious room in Mr. Daniel Peters's tavern, at the sign of the Emperor of Ger-
many, in Gay-street, five doors from Market-street. Baltimore: Printed by W. Goddard and J.
Angell, 1790.]
Collation unknown.
Description from Evans who does not locate.
Evans, 23393.
No copy located.
523. CITIZEN. To the Voters of Maryland. | On Monday next, you are to elect Six Representatives
| in Congress; ... [signed] A Citizen, | October 1, 1790. [Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard
and James Angell, 1790,]
4to. broadside. Printed in two columns.
Leaf measures: to x 81/4 inches.
A discussion of the possibilities for the voter between the Chesapeake ticket which represented the Baltimore interests
and the Potowmac ticket which was supported by Annapolis. There is a copy of the Chesapeake ticket (probably printed
in 1791) at the Library of Congress.
Evans, 99939.
LC.
524. DUKE, WILLIAM. Hymn | and | Poems, | on | Various Occasions. 1 [rule] | By a Member of the
Protestant Episcopal | Church. 1 [double rule] | Baltimore: | Printed by Samuel and John Adams,
in | Market-Street. | [rule] | M.DCC.XC.
Sm. 4to. [A)-E2, F4. 45 leaves.
Pages: [i}-vii, [81-90.
Leaf measures: si x 4 inches.
The author, the Rev. William Duke, was an eminent member of the Episcopal clergy of Maryland. He was born in
Baltimore County in 1757 and died in 1840. A volume of his manuscript poems is in the Maryland Diocesan Library. Also
his Diary from 1774 to 1813.
Evans, 32473.
BU (Harris collection). MdHS. MdDioc.
525. [——— A Methodist's Remonstrance addressed to a certain Clergyman, with a Reply. Balti-
more: ?, 1790.]
Collation unknown.
Evans describes and attributes to William Duke.
Evans, 22668.
No copy located.
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