411

"Related to Jacobism in France and its influence
in America." - L.C. card for another edition.
Not in Evans; Parsons 197.
DGU, MdHi, Garrett.

469

A Tit-bit for the public; or, Memoirs of an anti-
quated shaver, &c.
Baltimore: Printed by T. E, Clayland and T.
Dobbin, 1798.

Advertised in the Telegraphe of July 3. 1798,
"On the all-glorious 4th of July, --ill be pub-
lished, A Tit-bit for the public, or Memoirs of an
antiquated shaver, &c."
Evans 34667.
No copy located.

460

To the free and independent voters of the city and
county of Baltimore. Fellow-citizens, The opposer
of general Smith, finding that they are not able
to rally to the standard of opposition, any number
like a majority of the free, virtuous and inde-
pendent American citizens, have descended to dis-
grace their country, and insult their countrymen,
by enlisting to their services a band of British
seamen, belonging to a privateer of that nation,
now laying in our port - [With affidavits to the
opposition of J. John O'Donnell to the mechanics
voting for General Smith]
[Baltimore: Printed by William Pechin, 1798]

Broadside.
Evans 34670.
No copy located.

461

U. S. Laws, statutes, etc.
An Act / for the / government and regulation
of seamen / in the / merchants¹ service. / [Orna-
mental rule] / ... [3 columns, each 78 lines] /
[ornamental rule] /
Baltimore: Printed and sold by W. Pechin, No. 15,
Baltimore-street. // [1798]

Broadside. 41 1/2 x 35 cm.
Reverse: Articles of agreement.
Evans 34692.
DLC, Garrett.