443

of the same character, for they are not Included
in the Register, p. 42. It has been Impossible to
Identify them. They are obviously the work of the
same printer; and, Judging from the text, a very
similar work. (Possibly a Zweyte sammlung?)
Seidensticker, p. 152.
McLBE.

559

Society of St, George, Baltimore.
Rules / and / constitution / of the / Soci-
ety / of / St. George, / in / Maryland; / estab-
lished in the city of Baltimore, / for the pur-
pose of relieving their / brethren in distress: /
as revised by a committee appointed for that / pur-
pose, and approved and adopted at / a special meet-
ing, April 2, 1799. / [double rule] / 1799. //
Baltimore: / Printed by John Hayes, No, 8, Balti-
more-street. / [double rule] / 1799. //

sm. 8°. 18 1/2 cm.
Pages: [1-3], 4-11, [12-14], 15.

No signatures.
"An alphabetical list of the members¹¹; p. [14]-
15.
Evans 35148.
NN.

540

Song from the Jew and the doctor; sung by Mr. Ber-
nard .
Baltimore: Printer¹ by R. Shaw. 1799,

Advertised in the Telegraphe of December 4, 1799
as "Just published at the above place [No. 92,
Market-street] .. a much admired song, sung by
Mr. Bernard, in the entertainment of the Jew and
the doctor."

541

The Telegraphe and daily advertiser. / [rule] /
... / Numb. 1146, Tuesday, January 1, 1799 [- No.
1449. Tuesday, December 31, 1799]
Baltimore - Printed by Thomas Bobbin, No, 36,
Market-street, opposite the Vendue store. // [1799]

folio. 49 cm. 1 folded sheet, 5 columns to the
page, in each number.
Issued daily, except Sunday.
MdHi. For ether copies see Brigham.