408

8°. 23 cm,
Pages: [1-3], 4-7.
No signatures,
Without music.
"Paine, Robert Treat (Dec. 9, 1773 - Nov. 13,
1811), poet, christened Thomas, but legally renamed
in 1801 after his eldest brother who died of the
yellow fever in 1798." - Dictionary of American
biography, v, 14, p. 157.
Only copy located has a mutilated page 7 and no
visible page numbering; but judging from the
presence of one bracket (for brackets surround page
numbers), the figure 7 was evidently printed.
Advertised as "Just published and for sale ...
price 12 1/2 cents" in the Telegraphe of June 2,
1798.
Not in Evans .
MdHi.

451

A Pamphlet for the information of the merchants
concerned in the exportation of merchandize en-
titled to a drawback of duties, or to an allowance
in lieu of a drawback of duties, pursuant to the
laws of the United States.
Baltimore} Printed by John Hayes. 1798.

Advertised in the Federal gazette & Baltimore
daily advertiser, issue of January 13, 1798, as
Just published, by John Hayes, (price, twelve and
an half cents) and for sale at his Printing-office,
Public-alley."
Not in Evans.
No copy located.

452

The Patriotic songster for July 4th, 1798. (Ad-
dressed to the volunteers of Baltimore.) Con-
taining all the late patriotic songs that have
been published.
Baltimore: Printed and sold at S. Sower's printing
office, No. 67, Market street, at his book-store
in Fayette-street, and at Thomas, Andrews and
Butler's bookstore. (Price eleven-pence). 1798.

Evans 34314.
No copy located.

453

A political address, lately delivered in Kentucky,
and various other parts, by a Virginian, during