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broadside.
G. Duvall, in his article, "To the freemen of the
ffth district of Marylard," published" in part in
the federal gazette & Baltimore daily advertiser
of October 11, 1800, refers to this publication,
"At the meeting in Annapolis, he [Mr. Key] avowed
himself to be the author of the hand-bill, signed
'A friend to fair play.* It was published in
several different newspapers of the state."
In a signed article in the Maryland gazette
(Annapolis) of September 4, 1800, Philip B. Key
refers to "my handbill."
No copy located.

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Knox, Samuel, 1756-1832.
A / Funeral oration / commemorative of the il-
lustrious virtues / of the late great and good /
General Washington; / the father of his country,
and the friend of man: / [rule] / delivered to a
respectable congregation of the citizens of /
Fredericktown, on Saturday the twenty-second of
Feb- / ruary, 1800. - Agreeable to the procla-
mations / of the President of the United States and
the governor / of Maryland - a copy of which was
requested for publi- / cation by the audience. /
[ornamental rule] By Saisuel Knox, A.M. minister of
the Gospel;- / and principal of the Frederick
academy. / [rule] / Semper honos nomenque tuum
laudesque manebunt. Virg. / crule3 /
Frcdericktown; / Printed by Matthias Bartgis, at
his English / and German printing-office, in Market
street. // flSOOs

8°. 22 cm. front, (port.), eng. plates, incl.
ports.
Pages: 2 p.l., p. di, 2-25.
Signatures: 1 p.l.,[A]⁴, B⁴-C⁴, D².

Sabin [38174]
DGU, DLC, MdHi.

595

Leo, Henry, 1756-1818.
A / Funeral oration / on the death of / Gen-
eral George Washington, / delivered at the request
of Congress / by / Major General Henry Lee, / member
of Congress from Virginia. / [ornamental rule] /
Baltimore: / Printed by Warner & Hanna, / No. 2,
North Gay street. 1800. //