329

folio. 48 cm. 1 folded sheet, 4 columns to the
page, in each issue.
Issued daily, except Sunday.
"With the issue for June 18, John W. Alien was
admitted to partnership, as P. Edwards & J. W.
Alien, and the printing-office was removed to the
house one door north of Mr. Grant's Fountain-inn,
Light-street. In October, this was changed to,
"at their office, opposite the Methodist church,
Light-street, On October 26th, the paper was en-
larged to four columns, and the title shortened
to, Maryland journal & Baltimore advertiser." -
Evans .
Evans 29031.
MdHi . For other copies see Brigham.

247

Maryland militia.
Plan of the review for July 4, 179$.
Baltimore: Printed by Clayland and Dobbin, 1795,

Advertised in the Federal intelligencer of June
5, 1795: "Review. Plan of the review to be
practiced on Saturday next, the 4th of July, as
agreed on by the commanding officer, just printed,
and to be sold at the office of the Baltimore
telcgraphe."
Not in Evans.
No copy located.

248

Maryland militia.
Plan of the review for October 29, 1795.
Baltimore: Printed by Clayland and Dobbin, 1795.

Mentioned in a notice printed in the Federal
intelligencer of October 27, 1795: "Review. The
officers and privates of the 6th and 27th regiments
will please take notice ... Plans of the review
are ready to be delivered at the Telegraphe office,
to the several captains, who will please to call
for the number appointed for each company."
Not in Evans.
No copy located.

249

Muir, James, 1757-1820.
An / examination / of the / principles / con-
tained in the / Age of reason. / In ten discourses./
[rules / By James Muir D.D. / minister of the Pres-
byterian church, / Alexandria. / [rule] /