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MARYLAND IMPRINTS 1803
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of Paris, with Directions for Using It; and General Ob-
servations on the Use of Other Manures. On Deep Plough-
ing; Thick Sowing of Grain; Method of Preventing Fruit
Trees from Decaying, and Farming in General. [double
rule] By John A. Binns, of Loudon County, Virginia,
Farmer. [thin-thick rule] Frederick-Town, Maryland,
Printed by John B. Colvin—Editor of the Republican Ad-
vocate. 1803.
2 leaves. 72 P. 20.5 cm. [a]2 A-F6.
Advertised in the Frederick Republican Advocate, July
22, 1803, as "For sale at this office." Binns adver-
tised on Aug. 5, 1803, that he intended publishing short-
ly a new edition; "as also sundry Certificates, respect-
Ing the former and present situation of his farm. He
will also have the Additions , &c which will be annexed
to the new edition, printed separately, for the benefit
of those who may have purchased the former edition." At
the end of the PPAmP copy is bound material (13-22 p.,
slg. B6(B6 blank)) which consists mainly of these "Cer-
tificates".
DOT; DLC; MH-A; MdBE; MdHi; NIC; NN; NJP; PHatU;
PPAmP; PPL-R; Tx; ViU. [169]
Bloomfield, Robert.
The Farmer's Boy; a rural Poem. By Robert Bloom-
field. [ short thin-thick rule] [l line, quotation3
cshort thick-thin rulej Fourth American Edition.
[thick-thin rule] Baltimore: Printed for Thomas, An-
drews & Butler, corner of Charles and Market streets; by
John W. Butler, South Gay street. [short thick-thin
rule] 1803.
2 leaves, [vii]-X3txvil, [38]-166 p. 18 cm. [A]2
B-06 P2.
MB; HBL; ME; MWA; MdBK; MdBP; MdHi (2 copies); NBuG;
NHi; NcD; NJP; PU; RPB; TNP; ViU; VtVe; WHi. BrMus.
[l70]
Carroll, John, archbishop.
John, By Divine Permission, and with the Approbation
of the Holy See, Bishop of Baltimore, To my beloved
Brethren, ... being required by the occasion, of which I
shall now speak, to solicit your aid ... [at end] Ac-
cording to the measure of your good will and concurrence
in effecting the salutary ends recommended to you, will
divine Bunlfloenoe be exhibted to you, by grace in this
life, and glory in the life to come. Baltimore, June
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