296

broadside. 33 x 21 cm.
"Detailing threats made against him for so doing
and the reasons why his orders should be enforced."
Evans.
Evans 26762,
MdHi.

160

Chesterfield's impenetrable secret.
Baltimore: Printed by Yundt and Patton. 1794.

Advertised in the September 25, 1794 issue of
the Baltimore daily intelligencer as "Just pub-
lished, and for sale, at this printing-office, in
Calvert-street, near the Court-house, (price, one
quarter of a dollar per pack.) A new and elegant
edition of Chesterfield's impenetrable secret;
consisting of ten cards, which contain one hundred
excellent proverbs: each card contains ten lines
with a border, on one side, and ten without a
border on the other, and are so arranged as to
enable the purchaser to show any person the line
they may think of on the plain side. *** Plain
and exact directions for shewing the secret, &c.
are put up in each pack, [signed] Fryer & Brown,"
Evans 27026 (entered under Fryer & Brown).
No copy located.

161

Clark, Joseph, d. 1798.
Polymathy; or the American builder. A work
calculated equally to edify and entertain the
gentleman farmer, surveyor, builder and mechanic.
Annapolis: Printed by P. and S. Green? 1794.

"Joseph Clark, architect, at Annapolis, pro-
posed to publish the above, by subscription, Jan-
uary-June 1794." - Evans .
Evans 26770.
No copy located.

162

The Comical sayings of Paddy from Cork, with his
coat buttoned behind to keep his belly warm. Be-
ing an elegant conference between English Tom and
Irish Paddy.
Baltimore: Printed by James Angell, for Fisher
and Cole. 1794.

Advertised in the Maryland journal and Baltimore