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1805 MARYLAND IMPRINTS
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was first announced on Sept. 23, 1805; in the advertise-
ment of that date in the Baltimore Federal Gazette ap-
peared the notice: "Catalogues may be had gratis."
Probably the catalogue advertised in the Baltimore
American, Jan. 31, 1806, as "Saturday Evening ... in ad-
dition to ... New Books, will be sold a Valuable Library
of Second-hand Books ... catalogues of the whole, will
be ready for delivery on Saturday morning;" and on Apr.
18, 1806, as "To be sold by auction, to morrow ... Sev-
eral thousand volumes of Books in Sheets. The particu-
lars of which may be obtained from the printed cata-
logues ... ready for delivery this morning."
No copy known. [593]
Sower & Cole, auctioneers.
[Catalogue of books at their first sale. Baltimore,
1805;,
Advertised in the Baltimore Federal Gazette, Dec. 31,
1804, as "Their first sale will be held on Saturday
evening next, January 5. Catalogues may be had, and the
books viewed any time during the day."
The remainder of the advertisement concerns their go-
ing into partnership.
No copy known. [394]
U. S. Inspector-general's Office.
Head-Quarters, Washington, April l7th, 1805. General
Orders. As the scientific pursuits of the Engineers do
not allow time for attention to ... [15 lines] (Signed)
Ja: Wilkinson. [filet] Inspector's Office, Frederick-
Town, (Md.) April 22d, 1805. The above is a true Copy
from the Original on File in this Office. [signed in
manuscript] T. H. Cushing Adjt. & Inspr. [Frederick-
Town? 1805]
broadside 25 x 19.$ cm. Without imprint.
Deals with the decision of the President that offi-
cers of the Engineers shall not interfere with disci-
pline, police, or command of troops of the line.
Army; NN. [395]
[Wilmer, James Jones]
The American Nepos: a Collection of the Lives of the
most Remarkable and the most Eminent Men, who have con-
tributed to the Discovery, the Settlement, and the Inde-
pendence of America, [rule] Calculated for the Use of
Schools. [rule] [l line, quotation] [rule] [cut: sun-
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