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NAVAL CHRONICLENo 784
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BY JOSHUA E. WHITE

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SYSTEM
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BY ADAM SEYBERT, M. D.
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Title Page of "Statistical
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OF
HYMNS,
FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS,
SUPPLEMENTARY
FOR
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And they sung a new song, &c. Rev. v. 9.

FIRST EDITION
GERMANTOWN:
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1816.No 842
Title Page of "A Selection of
Hymns"
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by
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Title Page of "A Selection of
Hyms" [?]
Deposited 18. Nov. 1816
by
John Leibert Jr as ProprietorRESEARCHES ON AMERICA;
BEING
AN ATTEMPT TO SETTLE SOME POINTS
RELATIVE TO THE
ABORIGINES OF AMERICA, &c.
'Tis inverting the hour glass of time, and rolling back the sands that have marked the events and lapse of years...SALMAGUNDI.
BY AN OFFICER OF THE UNITED STATES' ARMY.

Baltimore:
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Title Page of "Researches on America
Deposited 23 May 1816
by
William Fry as ProprietorRANDS
COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM
of 
PenmanshipNo 816
Title Page of "Rands Compenious 
System of Penmanship"
Deposited 9 July 1816
by
Benjn H. Rand as Author12      EXTRACTS, &c.
of their minds: nothing can please or affect us, but what is according to our nature and which finds something within us that is suitable to itself. Had we not inward dispositions of tenderness and compassion, we should not find ourselves softened with miserable objects. In like manner, had we not in our nature lively seeds of those disorders which are acted upon the stage; were there not some inward corruption, that finds itself gratified by the irregular passions that are there represented, we should find men no more pleasure in the stage, than blind men find in pictures. If impure speeches, if wanton amours, if wild passions, and immortal rant, can give us any delight, is it not past all doubt, that we have something of all these disorders in our nature? (and that we nourish and strengthen them by those gratifications?)"
"You own that God has called you to great purity of conversation; that you are forbid all foolish discourse, and filthy jesting, as expressly as you are forbid swearing; and that you are told, to let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth; and yet you go to a house of corrupt communication; you hire persons to entertain you with ribaldry, profaneness, rant, and impunity of discourse; who are to present you with poisonous sentiments, and lewd imaginations, dressed up in elegant lan-

THE
POWER OF RELIGION
ON
THE MIND,
IN
RETIREMENT, AFFLICTION, AND AT THE APPROACH OF DEATH.

'Tis immortality--'tis that alone,
Amidst life's pains, abasement, emptiness,
The soul can comfort, elevate and fill.     YOUNG

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Title Page of "The Power of Religion"
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OF 
ENGLAND,
DURING A RESIDENCE OF TEN YEARS,
SIX OF THEM
AS A PRISONER OF WAR.

BY MAJOR GENERAL PILLET,
Knight of St. Louis, and member of the Legion of Honor.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.No 840.
Title Page of "Views of England"
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TO WHICH ARE SUBJOINED,
COPIOUS NOTES,
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BY JAMES OGILVIE.

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1816.No 836
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WITH
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LCA
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Da spatium tenuemque moram, male cuncta ministrat Impetus.
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THE FIRST AMERICAN FROM THE SECOND LONDON EDITION.

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ELEMENTARY TREATISE
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LCTHE 
BIBLICAL INTERROGATOR,
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PROPHECY, &c.
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BY L. BALDWIN,
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Title Page of "Biblical Interrogatory"
Deposited 19 Nov: 1816
by
Lewis Baldwin as AuthorSYNOPSIS
OF THE
UNIVERSAL PRACTICE
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EXHIBITING A CONCISE VIEW OF ALL DISEASES, BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL: ILLUSTRATED WITH COMPLETE COMMENTARIES.

BY JOSEPH LIEUTAUD, FIRST PHYSICIAN TO LEWIS XV.

TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN,
BY EDWIN A. ATLEE, M.D.
FELLOW OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
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1816.No. 818
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LCTHE
PITTSBURGH SELECTION OF PSALM TUNES:
OR
ANCIENT CHURCH MUSIC REVIVED.
CONTAINING
A VARIETY OF PLAIN PSALM TUNES, THE MOST SUITABLE TO BE USED IN DIVINE SERVICE.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED,
A few Pieces, of a more delicate construction, proper to be performed by a Choir of good Musicians.

BY JOHN ARMSTRONG, Teacher of Mathematics.

"There is in souls a sympathy with sounds, 
And as the mind is pitch'd the ear is pleas'd 
With melting airs, or martial, brisk or grave: 
Some chord, in unison with what we hear, 
Is touch'd within us, and the heart replies".....COWPER.

PITTSBURGH,
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ROBERT FERGUSON AND CO. PRINTERS....1816.No 813
Title Page of "The Pittsburgh Selection of
Psalm Tunes"
Deposited 13 June 1816
by
Cramer Spear & Eichbaum as
ProprietorsDARTMOOR PRISON:
OR, A
Faithful Narrative
OF THE
MASSACRE OF AMERICAN SEAMEN.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
A Sketch
OF THE TREATMENT OF PRISONERS,
DURING THE LATE WAR,
BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

BY JAMES ADAMS.

PITTSBURGH,
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1816No 790
Title Page of "Dartmoor Prison"
Deposited 31 Jany 1816
by
James Adams as AuthorA
GENERAL ATLAS
AND GEOGRAPHY.
CONTAINING
A COMPREHENSIVE VIEW
OF THE
PRESENT STATE OF THE EARTH,
AND OF THE
Relative Importance of its Different Nations:
INCLUDING A SERIES OF
ACCURATE STATISTICAL TABLES.

COMPILED FROM THE LATEST AND BEST AUTHORITIES,
BY JOHN MELISH.

PHILADELPHIA,
PUBLISHED BY JOHN MELISH.
T. H. PALMER, PRINTER.
1816.[*No 827.*]

DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, to wit:
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the twenty-sixth day of October, in the forty-first 
year of the independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1816,
 John Melish, of the said district, has deposited in this office the title of a book,
 the right whereof he claims as author, in the words following, to wit:

"A General Atlas and Geography. Containing a Comprehensive View of 
the Present State of the Earth, and of the Relative Importance of its Different 
Nations ; including a series of accurate Statistical Tables. Compiled from the 
latest and best authorities, by John Melish.

In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled, "An 
act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, 
and books, to the owners and proprietors of such copies during the times therein 
mentioned." And also to the act entitled, "An act supplementary to an 
act, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the 
copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies 
during the times therein mentioned," and extending the benefits thereof 
to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
DAVID CALDWELL,
Clerk of the District of Pennsylvania.

[*LC*]No. 837.
Title Page of "A general Atlas
and Geography" &c
Deposited 26. Oct. 1816. by
John Melish as [Prop] Author _A
GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
WITH THE CONTIGUOUS
BRITISH AND SPANISH POSSESSIONS,
INTENDED AS AN ACCOMPANIMENT TO
MELISH'S MAP OF THESE COUNTRIES.

BY JOHN MELISH.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.
1816.[*No. 817
Title Page of "A Geographical
Description of
U.S" &c
Deposited 16 July '16. by
John Melish, as Author*]

[*148*]

[*LC*]Mallowell October 5th 1816
General M. Sewall, Sir, will you have
goodness to make out a Certificate on Monday
Morning for to secure the Copy Right
of the Northern Harmony to
A. Maxim & J. C Washborne as auth
& you will much oblige yours
Respectfully
GoodallTHE
NORTHERN HARMONY,
BEING A COLLECTION
FROM THE WORKS OF MANY APPROVED AUTHORS
OF
SACRED MUSIC:
CONTAINING,
1....THE RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC, LAID DOWN IN A PLAIN AND COMPREHENSIVE MANNER.
2....PSALM AND HYMN TUNES, ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS METRES, IN COMMON USE, TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL ANTHEMS.

Calculated for the use of Music Schools and Religious Societies.

FOURTH EDITION...CORRECTED, IMPROVED, AND ENLARGED.

By ABRAHAM MAXIM AND JAPHETH C. WASHBURN.

HALLOWELL...ME.
PRINTED BY E. GOODALE, for the AUTHORS and sold by them at Turner and Harlem; Sold also by THOMAS LORING, EBENEZER LARKIN, Boston; CHARLES TAPPAN, Portsmouth; STEPHEN PATTEN, ISAAC ADAMS, A. LYMAN & Co. Portland; EZEKIEL GOODAE, NATHANIEL CHEEVER, Hallowell; JOSEPH AVERY, Plymouth; ISAAC CAZNEAU, Andover; DANIEL STONE, Augusta; J. M'LELLAN, Bath...1816.District of Maine
Be it remembered that on the 7. day of October AD. 1816,
in the forty-first year of the Independence of the United States, Abraham
Maxim & Japheth C. Washburn of said District, have deposited in this 
office the title of a book the right whereof they claim as authors, in
the words following, to wit.

In conformity &c.POEMS
BY
WILLIAM MAXWELL, ESQ.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. THOMAS, NO. 52, CHESNUT-STREET.
William Fry, Printer.
1816.No 819.
Title Page of "Poems by
William Maxwell" -
Deposited 24 July 1816
by
Moses Thomas as Proprietor

LCAN ESSAY
OF
MUSICAL HARMONY,
ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF THAT SCIENCE, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF THE GREATEST MUSICAL AUTHORS.
BY AUGUSTUS FREERIC CHRISTOPHER KOLLMANN,
ORGANIST OF HIS MAJESTY'S GERMAN CHAPEL, AT ST. JAMES'.

FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, WITH NOTES.
PUBLISHED UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE ONEIDA MUSICAL SOCIETY.
Utica;
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SEWARD AND WILLIAMS,
No. 60, Genesee Street.

1817.Northern District of New-York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the nineteenth day of November, in the forty-first year of
the Independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1816, SEWARD & WILLIAMS, of 
the said district, have deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof they claim as 
Proprietors, in the words following, to wit:
"An Essay on Musical Harmony, according to the nature of that science and the principles of the 
greatest musical authors. BY AUGUSTUS FREDERIC CHRISTOPHER KOLLMAN, Organist of his Majesty's German Chapel, at St. James'. First American Edition with notes. Published under the 
patronage of the Oneida Musical Society."

In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement 
of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors 
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned." And also to the act, entitled, "An act supplementary 
to an act entitled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies 
of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical 
and other prints."
RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.

[*Filed Nov. 19, 1816*]THE
YOUNG PHILOSOPHER.
CONTAINING
THE ELEMENTS
OF
NATURAL EXPERIMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY.

BY JASON LOTHROP.

These are thy glorious works, Parent of good, Almighty, thine this universal frame, Thus wondrous fair: thyself how wondrous then!
MILTON.

Utica: 
PRINTED BY GEORGE CAMP.
1816.Filed May 2. 1816
R R L

LCA 
NEW SYSTEM
OF
MYTHOLOGY,
IN THREE VOLUMES;
GIVING A FULL ACCOUNT OF
THE IDOLATRY OF THE PAGAN WORLD,
ILLUSTRATED BY
Analytical Tables, and 50 elegant Copperplate Engravings,
Representing more than 200 subjects,
In a fourth volume, particularly adapted to the capacity of
Junior Students,
COMPILED, DIGESTED, AND ARRANGED,
BY ROBERT MAYO, M.D.
Author of a View of Ancient Geography, &c.

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
By M'Carty & Davis, S. W. corner of Fifth and Cherry streets,
PHILADELPHIA.

1816.No. 846
Title page of "A new System of 
Mythology, &c.&c" - 
Deposited 14. Decr. 1816, by Geo:
Mayo and [&] Co: - as Proprietors -

LC"THE 
SYNTACTICAL ATLAS,
BY 
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON."

Utica, Dec. 7, 1816.Filed Dec. 7th 1816

LCA
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
OF THE LATE
Captain John Carson,
WHO WAS SHOT BY
RICHARD SMITH,
LATE A LIEUTENANT IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
On the 20th January,
AND WHO DIED,
On the 4th FEBRUARY, 1816.
WRITTEN BY A. L.

A deed of dreadful note.--SHAKSPEARE.

PHILADELPHIA;
PUBLISHED AT NO. 220 MARKET STREET.No 814
Title Page of "A Biographical
 sketch of the late Captn John Carson"
Deposited 17 June 1816
by
Thomas Desilver as Proprietor

District of Pennsylvania, to wit:
SEAL.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the fourteenth day of
June, in the fortieth year of the Independence of the United
States of America, A. D. 1816, Thomas Desilver, of the said
district, hath deposited in this office, the title of a book, the
right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the following words, to wit:

"A Biographical Sketch of the late Captain John Carson, who was shot by
Richard Smith, late a lieutenant in the United States army, on the 20th 
January, and who died, on the 4th February, 1816. Written by A. L.
A deed of dreadful note.—Shakspeare.

In conformity to the act of the congress of the United States, entitled,
"An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of
Maps, Charts, and Books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies,
during the time therein mentioned." And also to the act entitled "An act
supplementary to an act entitled "An act for the encouragement of learning,
by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and
proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned," and extending
the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching
historical and other prints."

D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the District of Pennsylvania.
A GUIDE
TO THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
CONTAINING
THE POWERS OF THE ENGLISH ALPHABET;
AN EXTENSIVE VOCABULARY, WITH THE SIGNIFICATION OF EACH WORD:
A NUMEROUS LIST OF DERIVATIVE WORDS, WITH THE PART OF SPEECH ANNEXED TO EACH, &c.
In two Parts.

BY JOSEPH HULL.

UTICA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, No. 40,
Genesee Street,
BY GEORGE CAMP.

1816.ELEMENTARY EXERCISES
IN
GEOGRAPHY,
FOR
THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

BY SAMUEL R. GUMMERE.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY KIMBER & SHARPLESS,
No. 93, Market-Street.
W. Brown, Printer, Church Alley.
1816.No 830
Title Page of Elementary
Exercises in Geography"
Deposited 4th Oct. 1816
by
Kimber & Sharpless as
Proprietors

LCHISTORY
OF THE
AMERICAN WAR,
OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND TWELVE,
FROM THE COMMENCEMENT UNTIL THE FINAL TERMINATION THEREOF,
ON THE MEMORABLE EIGHTH OF JANUARY 1815, AT NEW ORLEANS:
EMBELLISHED WITH A STRIKING LIKENESS OF
GENERAL PIKE,
AND
SIX OTHER ENGRAVINGS.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY WM. M'CARTY.
PRINTED BY M'CARTY & DAVIS, S. W. CORNER OF FIFTH AND CHERRY-STREETS.
1816.[*No 804
Title Page of "History of the
American War &c "
Deposited 6 May 1816
by
William McCarty as
Proprietor*]THE
FIELD OF ORLEANS.
A POEM.
BY THE AUTHOR OF SEVERAL
FUGITIVE PIECES.

With Bridgwater's triumphant day,
The lasting fame of Chippewa;
With Erie and with Plattsburgh past,
Orleans, thy gallant field be class'd;
While Europe's boast of fame shall cease,
To slumber in oblivious peace.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY W. ANDERSON,
102, Cherry-street.
1816.823.No 823
Title Page of "The Field of Orleans"
Deposited 12th August 1816
by
William Anderson as Proprietor TEN
SERMONS
ON
FAITH.

BY EZRA STILES ELY, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY JOHN W. SCOTT,
FOR RUFUS LITTLE.
1816.[*No 825
Title Page of “Ten Sermons”
Deposited 19 Augt 1816
by the reverend
Ezra Stiles Ely as
Author*]

[*LC*]THE
MEDICAL COMPANION:
TREATING,
According to the most successful practice,
I. THE DISEASES COMMON TO WARM CLIMATES, AND ON SHIP BOARD.
II. COMMON CASES IN SURGERY, AS FRACTURES, DISLOCATIONS, &c.
III. THE COMPLAINTS PECULIAR TO WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
WITH
A DISPENSATORY AND GLOSSARY.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED,
A BRIEF ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BODY;
AN ESSAY ON HYGIENE,
OR THE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH AND PROLONGING LIFE;
AN AMERICAN MATERIA MEDICA,
INSTRUCTING COUNTRY GENTLEMEN IN THE VERY IMPORTANT KNOWLEDGE OF THE VIRTUES AND DOES OF OUR MEDICINAL PLANTS;
ALSO,
A CONCISE AND IMPARTIAL HISTORY
OF THE
CAPTURE OF WASHINGTON,
AND THE DISEASES WHICH SPRUNG FROM THAT MOST DEPLORABLE DISASTER.
THE THIRD EDITION--GREATLY IMPROVED.
BY JAMES EWELL,
PHYSICIAN IN WASHINGTON,
FORMERLY 
OF SAVANNAH.
"I have always thought it a greater happiness to discover a certain method of curing, even the slightest disease, than to accumulate the largest fortune; and whoever compasses the former, I esteem not only happier, but wiser and better too."
SYDENHAM.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
By Anderson & Meehan.
1816.No 805
Title Page of "The Medical Companion" &c
Deposited 7th May 1816
by
James Ewell M L
as
Author

LCEXTRACTS
ON THE 
THEATRE.
BY DIFFERENT AUTHORS,
DISTINGUISHED BY THEIR
GREATNESS, LEARNING, OR VIRTUE.

'Tis immortality--'tis that alone,
Amidst life's pains, abasement, emptiness,
The soul can comfort, elevate and fill.     YOUNG.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES CLARK.
1816.No 834
Title page of "Extracts on the Theatre"
Deposited 11 Oct 1816
by
James Clark as ProprietorGEOGRAPHICAL
TRACTS
ON THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
PRESENTING
THE CHARACTER AND MANNERS OF THE INHABITANTS; THE
 VARIETY OF ITS SOIL, CLIMATE, ANIMAL, VEGETABLE, AND 
MINERAL PRODUCTIONS; WITH A MAP, ILLUSTRATIVE OF ITS 
NATURAL PHYSIOGNOMY, ITS GEOGRAPHICAL CONFIGURATION 
AND RELATIVE SITUATION.

BY WILLIAM DARBY.

Je répéterai encore ce que j'ai déjà dit plusieurs fois, que la Louisiane 
est sans contredit le plus beau pays de l'univers par la douceur de
son climat et son heureuse situation.
L'on y peut cultiver avec succès toutes les plantes de l'Europe, sans
distinction, et presque toutes celles de l'Amérique.
Memoir de M. De Vergennes dur la Louisiane.[*No 797
Title Page of "Geographical 
Tracts &c
Deposited 8 April 1816
by
William Darby as Author*]

[*LC*]THE
CAMP MEETING
HYMN BOOK,
A NEW COLLECTION,
FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS.
COMPILED FOR
THE USE OF THE PIOUS.
BY THEOPHILUS DANIELS.
O sing unto the Lord a new song:
Sing unto the Lord, all the earth.
Sing unto the Lord, bless his name:
Shew forth his salvation from day to day.
Ps. xcvi, 1, 2.Filed Augt.. 20. 1816

[*LC*]A
DICTIONARY
OF 
PRACTICAL SURGERY,
CONTAINING
A COMPLETE EXHIBITION OF THE PRESENT STATE
OF THE
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
OF
SURGERY,
COLLECTED FROM THE BEST AND MOST ORIGINAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION,
AND ILLUSTRATED BY CRITICAL REMARKS.

BY SAMUEL COOPER,
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON, AND AUTHOR OF THE "FIRST LINES OF THE PRACTICE OF SURGERY."
WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS,
BY JOHN SYNG DORSEY, M. D.
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF SURGERY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, &c.

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOl. I
SECOND AMERICAN, FROM AN ENLARGED LONDON EDITION.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY B.&T. KITE, JOHNSON & WARNER, M. CAREY, I. PIERCE, S. W. CONRAD, B. C. BUZBY, E. PARKER, AND A. SMALE.
1816.No 783
Title Page of "A Dictionary of 
practical Surgery"
Deposited 1 Jany 1816
by
Benjamin & Thomas Kite as 
Proprietors

[*LC*]MIRROR
FOR THE 
PARLOR WINDOW,
WORTHY A SINGLE PERUSAL AND DUE REFLECTION.
BEING
A DESCRIPTIVE JOURNAL
DOWN THE NORTH RIVER.
BY A GENTLEMAN WHO LOST HIS PROPERTY BY THE 
RAVAGES OF WAR, AND SOLD BY HIM FOR THE 
BENEFIT OF HIS FAMILY.
(PRICE 25 CENTS.)

UTICA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1817.
[*Gentleman*]
[*Filed August 5. 1817*][*LC*]

FRANCE.
BY LADY MORGA[_][*N.*]

Chaque jour de ma vie est une feuille dans mon livre.
   Thomas.

Che se riflession, comménto, o glossa, 
Faccio talor sopra il brutal governo, 
Lo fo, perché ciascun confrontar possa 
Con quei tempi antichissimi il moderno, 
Onde feliciatarsi appien possiamo 
Dei fortunati secoli in cui siamo.
   Casti.  Gli Animali Parlanti.
   Canto xviii, Stroph 106.
                                                       [*O*]
WITH THE ADDITION
OF AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE FRENCH 
WORDS AND PHRASES.

PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLISED BY M. THOMAS, NO. 52 CHASNUT STREET.
1817.No 916
Title page of "France" - Deposited 
1st Octr, 1817.
by
Moses Thomas as Proprietor
 METRICAL SKETCHES.
BY
A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD.

No line which dying I should with to blot.

THE PROFITS OF THIS WORK ARE TO BE APPROPRIATED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY KIMBER & SHARPLESS,
NO. 93, MARKET STREET.

1817.[*LC*]Principles - Injury to Comm????
Inju????
Ab?ndo?nd [Ve?] CargoNo 888
Title Page of "Metrical Sketches
Deposited 23 June 1817
by
John Bacon as ProprietorA
GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION
OF THE 
WORLD,
INTENDED AS AN ACCOMPANIMENT
TO
THE MAP OF THE WORLD
ON
MERCATOR'S PROJECTION.

BY JOHN MELISH.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN MELISH,
AND
SAMUEL HARRISON.

1818.No. 934.
Title Page of "A Geographical
Description &c -
Deposited 2d Decr. 1817
by
John Melish as
Author

LCAN
EXPERIMENTAL ENQUIRY
INTO THE
Chemical Properties and Medicinal Qualities
OF THE PRINCIPAL
MINERAL WATERS
OF
BALLSTON AND SARATOGA,
IN THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
WITH DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF THOSE WATERS IN 
THE VARIOUS DISEASES TO WHICH THEY ARE 
APPLICABLE; AND OBSERVATIONS ON 
DIET AND REGIMEN.

TO WHICH IS ADDED
AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
A CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LEBANON SPRING IN THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
BY WILLIAM MEADE, M. D.
Member of the American Philosophical Society of Philadelphia; Honorary 
Member of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh, Member of 
the Linnæan Society, and Corresponding Member of 
the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.

Tales sunt aquæ qualis terra per quam fluunt.
Plin.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY HARRISON HALL, AT THE PORT FOLIO 
OFFICE, 133, CHESNUT STREET.
William Fry, Printer.
1817.No 880
Title Page of "An Experimental
Enquiry &c"
Deposited 29 May 1817
by
William Meade M. D. 
as AuthorTHE
UNIVERSAL RECEIPT BOOK;
BEING
A COMPENDIOUS REPOSITORY
OF,
PRACTICAL INFORMATION;
COOKERY, PRESERVING, PICKLING, DISTILLING, AND ALL THE BRANCHES OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
To which is added,
SOME ADVICE TO FARMERS.
BY PRISCILLA HOMESPUN:
Second edition with great additions.,
PHILADELPHIA
PUBLISHED BY ISAAC RILEY;
1818.No 917

Title Page of "The Universal Receipt
Book" &c Deposited 2d. Octr 1817
by
Isaac Riley as ProprietorHYMNS,
FOR
SOCIAL WORSHIP,
COLLECTED FROM
VARIOUS AUTHORS.

"Qualis in natos placidi parentis Lenitas, talis Domini benigni est, Quisquis illius pietate vera Nomen adorat."     Psa. CIII.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY W. W. WOODWARD, NO. 52, SOUTH SECOND, CORNER OF CHESNUT STREET.

GRIGGS & CO. PRINTERS.

1817.DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA: TO WIT:

[*L. S.*]
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the twenty-first 
day of May, in the forty-first year 
of the Independence of the United States 
of America, A. D. 1817; W. W. Woodward, 
of the said district has deposited 
in this office, the title of a Book, the right 
whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following, 
to wit:--Hymns, for Social Worship, collected from various 
authors. "Qualis in natos placidi parentis Lenitas, talis Domini
 benigni est, Quisquis illius pictate vera Nomen adorat." 
Psa. CIII.
In Conformity to the act of the Congress of the United 
States, intitled, "An Act for the encouragement of Learning, 
by securing the Copies of Maps, Charts and Books, to the 
Authors and Proprietors of such Copies during the times 
therein mentioned."--And also the Act, entitled, "An Act 
supplementary to an Act, entitled "An Act for the Encouragement 
of Learning, by securing the Copies of Maps, Charts, 
And Books, to the Authors and proprietors of such Copies 
during the Times therein mentioned," and extending the 
benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and 
etching historical and other Prints."
D. CALDWELL, Clerk of the 
District of Pennsylvania.

I agree that a copy-right shall be taken out 
by Mr. Woodward, merely with a view to secure 
perfect editions of the hymns collected for 
social worship; as I gain nothing from the 
book, so he agrees that the price shall not be 
enhanced by the copy right.
JAMES P. WILSON.
May 21st, 1817.N 877
Title Page of "Hymns for 
Social Worship"
Deposited 21. May 1817
by
William W. Woodward
as
ProprietorHYMNS
FOR
SOCIAL WORSHIP,
COLLECTED FROM
VARIOUS AUTHORS
"Qualis in natos placidi parentis
Lenitas, talis Domini benigni est,
Quisquis illius pietate verâ
Nomen adorat." Psa. CIII.
PHILADELPHIA :
PUBLISHED BY W.W. WOODWARD, NO. 52, SOUTH SECOND, CORNER OF CHESTNUT STREET.
GRIGGS & CO. PRINTERS.
1817No 875
Title Page of "Hymn's for
Social Worship"
deposited 15th May 1817
by 
The Trustees of the Presbytery
of Philadelphia as Proprietors

[*W W W with name of the members of the Presbytery if P.*]SACRED RECORDS
ABRIDGED IN VERSE.
CONSISTING OF
Some of the Parables and Miracles,
The Life, Death, Resurrection and Ascension
OF THE
BLESSED SAVIOUR.

BY ANN HUME SHIPPEN LIVINGSTON.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR,
By T. S. Manning, No. 13 South Sixth street.

1817.No 867
Title Page of "Sacred Records"
Deposited 11 Apl 1817
by
Anne Home Shippen Livingston
as Author

[*LC*]THE
GERMAN'S ASSISTANT
IN
PRONOUNCING ENGLISH WORDS
WITH 
GERMAN LETTERS,
AS
An-swer     än=ser     Antwort
Mo-ney      mo=ni     Geld
Ci-der         sei=der     Aepfelwein &c.

COMPILED BY
CHARLES KEYSER
1817.[*No 914
Title Page of "The German's
Assistant &c
Deposited 29 Sept 1817
by
Charles Keyser
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]"Mr. Murray's English Grammar Simplified,
By William Livingston."W. Livingston

[*LC*]

Filed Jany 13th
1817THE 
HISTORY, DOCTRINE
AND
DISCIPLINE
OF THE
Evangelical Lutheran 
CHURCH.

BY GEORGE LOCHMAN, A. M.
PASTOR OF THE LUTHERAN GONGREGATION AT HARRISBURGH.

HARRISBURGH:
PRINTED AND SOLD BY JOHN WYETH.

1818.

[*To be entered as George Lochman A. M. proprietor*]No 930
Title Page of "The History , Doctrine" &c,
Deposited 24 Nov: 1817
by
George Lechman as 
proprietor

[*LC*]A
DICTIONARY
OF
SELECT AND POPULAR
QUOTATIONS,
WHICH ARE IN DAILY USE;
TAKEN FROM
THE LATIN, FRENCH, GREEK, SPANISH, AND ITALIAN 
LANGUAGES;
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH,
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS, HISTORICAL AND IDIOMATIC,
BY D. E. MACDONNEL,
Of the Middle Temple.

SECOND AMERICAN EDITION, CORRECTED, WITH 
NUMEROUS ADDITIONS.

Indocti discant, ament meminisse periti.
He has been at a great feast of languages, and stolen all the scraps.
SHAKESPEARE.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY A. FINLEY,
North East Corner of Chesnut and Fourth Streets.
1817.
[*LC*][*No 915
Title Page of "A Dictionary" &c
Deposited 1st Octr 1817
by
Anthony Finley as Proprietor*]THE
FAMILY CLERK
AND
STUDENTS' ASSISTANT,
CONTAINING A NEAT, CONCISE, AND PLAIN METHOD OF 
BOOK--KEEPING,
BY SINGLE ENTRY;
AND
A VARIETY OF
USEFUL FORMS
OF
Bills, Acc'ts Current, 
Administration Acts, 
Receipts, Orders, 
Notes, Bonds, 
Leases, & Releases, 
Powers of Attorney, 
Deeds of Conveyance, 
Petitions, 
Letters on business, 
Short & easy method of 
calculating interest, 
Discount & Bank interest, 
Method of obtaining 
patents for land, 
How to apply for warrants 
Forms of application, 
Manner of proceeding 
at the land office, &c.

AND
DIRECTIONS TO A YOUNG SCHOLAR,
WHAT COURSES ARE NECESSARY TO PURSUE IN ORDER TO ACQUIRE
A USEFUL ENGLISH EDUCATION, &c.

BY JAMES MAGINNESS.

HARRISBURG:
PRINTED BY WM. GREER, FOR THE AUTHOR.

1817.DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT:
BE it remembered, That on the twentieth day of March, in the
forty-first year of the Independence of the United States of
America, A. D. 1817, James Maginness, of the said District,
hath deposited in this Office, the Title of a book, the right
whereof he claims as Author, in the words following, to wit:

"The Family Clerk and Students' Assistant; containing a neat,
concise and plain method of Book-keeping, by single entry; and a variety
of useful forms, of bills, Acc'ts Current, Administration Acts, Receipts,
Orders, Notes, Bonds, Leases & Releases, Powers of Attorney, Deeds of
Conveyance, Petitions, Letters on business, Short & easy method of calculating
interest, Discount & Bank interest, Method of obtaining patents
for land, How to apply for Warrants, Forms of application, Manner of
proceeding at the land office, &c. and directions to a young scholar, what
courses are necessary to pursue in order to acquire a useful English
education, &c. By James Maginness."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, intituled,
"An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of
Maps, Charts, and Books, to the Authors and Proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned."—And also to the Act, entitled,
"An Act supplementary to an Act, entitled, "An act for the encouragement
of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to 
the Authors and Proprietors of such copies during the times therein
mentioned," and extending the benefits thereof to the Arts of designing,
engraving, and etching, historical and other Prints."
D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the District of Pennsylvania.

[* No 863
Title Page of "The Family Clerk"
Deposited 20th Mch 1817
by
James Maginness as
Author *]THE
LIFE
OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF THE
AMERICAN FORCES,
DURING THE WAR WHICH ESTABLISHED THE INDEPENDENCE OF HIS COUNTRY,
AND 
FIRST PRESIDENT
OF THE 
UNITED STATES.
COMPILED
UNDER THE INSPECTION OF
THE HONOURABLE BUSHROD WASHINGTON,
FROM
ORIGINAL PAPERS
BEQUEATHED TO HIM BY HIS DECEASED RELATIVE, AND NOW IN POSSESSION OF THE AUTHOR.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
AN INTRODUCTION,
CONTAINING
A COMPENDIOUS VIEW OF THE COLONIES PLANTED BY THE ENGLISH ON THE 
CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA,
FROM THEIR SETTLEMENT
TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THAT WAR WHICH TERMINATED IN THEIR
INDEPENDENCE.

BY JOHN MARSHALL.

VOL. 1.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY C. P. WAYNE.

1804.No 881
Title Page of "The Life of Washington"
Deposited 31. May 1817
by
Caleb P. Wayne
as Proprietor

[DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the thirteenth day of 
February, in the twenty-eight year of the Independence 
of the United States of America, CALEB P. WAYNE,
of the said District, hath deposited in this Office the
Title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, 
in the words following, to wit:...
"The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the
"American Forces, during the War which established the Independence
"of his country, and First President of the United States....
"Compiled under the inspection of the Honorable Bushrod Washington,
"from original papers bequeathed to him by his deceased
"Relative, and now in possession of the author. To which is prefixed,
"an Introduction, containing a compendious View of the
"Colonies planted by the English on the Continent of North America,
"from their settlement to the commencement of that war which
"terminated in their Independence. BY JOHN MARSHALL."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States
entituled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the
copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of
such copies during the times therein mentioned....And also to the
Act entituled "An act Supplementary to an Act entituled "An act
for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical
and other prints."
D CALDWELL, Clerk of the
District of Pennsylvania.]The 
LIFE
of 
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Commander in Chief
of the
American Forces,
During the War Which Established the Independence
of His Country,
and 
First President
of the 
UNITED STATES.
Compiled
Under the Inspection of
The Honourable Bushrod Washington,
from
Original Papers
Bequeathed to Him by His Deceased Relative, and Now in Possession
of the Author.
To Which is Prefixed,
AN INTRODUCTION,
Containing
A Compendious View of the Colonies Planted by the English
on the 
Continent of North America,
From Their Settlement
To the Commencement of that War Which Terminated in Their
Independence.
By John Marshall.
Vol. II.
Philadelphia
Printed and Published by C.P. Wayne.
1804.No 882
Title Page of "The Life of George Washington"
Deposited 31.st May 1817
by
Caleb P Wayne
as Proprietor

[DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the thirteenth day of 
February, in the twenty-eight year of the Independence 
of the United States of America, CALEB P. WAYNE,
of the said District, hath deposited in this Office the
Title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, 
in the words following, to wit:...

"The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the
"American Forces, during the War which established the Independence
"of his country, and First President of the United States....
"Compiled under the inspection of the Honorable Bushrod Washington,
"from original papers bequeathed to him by his deceased
"Relative, and now in possession of the author. To which is prefixed,
"an Introduction, containing a compendious View of the
"Colonies planted by the English on the Continent of North America,
"from their settlement to the commencement of that war which
"terminated in their Independence. BY JOHN MARSHALL."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States
entituled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the
copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of
such copies during the times therein mentioned....And also to the
Act entituled "An act Supplementary to an Act entituled "An act
for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical
and other prints."
D CALDWELL, Clerk of the
District of Pennsylvania.]THE
LIFE 
OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF THE
AMERICAN FORCES,
DURING THE WAR WHICH ESTABLISHED THE INDEPENDENCE OF HIS COUNTRY, 
AND
FIRST PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
COMPILED
UNDER THE INSPECTION OF
THE HONOURABLE BUSHROD-WASHINGTON,
FROM
ORIGINAL PAPERS
BEQUEATHED TO HIM BY HIS DECEASED RELATIVE, AND NOW IN POSSESSION OF THE AUTHOR.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
AN INTRODUCTION,
CONTAINING
A COMPENDIOUS VIEW OF THE COLONIES PLANTED BY THE ENGLISH ON THE
CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA,
FROM THEIR SETTLEMENT
TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THAT WAR WHICH TERMINATED IN THEIR
INDEPENDENCE.

BY JOHN MARSHALL.

VOL. III.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY C. P. WAYNE.

1804.No 883.
Title Page of "The Life of George Washington"
Deposited 31st May 1817
by
Caleb P. Wayne
as Proprietor

[DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT.
SEAL.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the thirteenth day of 
February, in the twenty-eighth year of the Independence
of the United States of America, CALEB P. WAYNE,
of the said District, hath deposited in this office the
Title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor,
in the words following, to wit:....
"The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the
"American Forces, during the War which established the Independence
"of his country, and First President of the United States....
"Compiled under the inspection of the Honourable Bushrod Washington,
"from original papers bequeathed to him by his deceased
"Relative, and now in possession of the author. To which is prefixed,
"an Introduction, containing a compendious View of the
"Colonies planted by the English on the Continent of North America,
"from their settlement to the commencement of that war which
"terminated in their Independence. BY JOHN MARSHALL."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States
entituled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the
copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of
such copies during the times therein mentioned....And also to the
Act intituled "An act Supplementary to an Act intituled "An act
for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical
and other prints."
D CALDWELL, Clerk of the
District of Pennsylvania.]
[*LC*]THE
LIFE
OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF THE
AMERICAN FORCES,
DURING THE WAR WHICH ESTABLISHED THE INDEPENDENCE
OF HIS COUNTRY,
AND 
FIRST PRESIDENT
OF THE 
UNITED STATES.
COMPILED
UNDER THE INSPECTION OF
THE HONOURABLE BUSHROD WASHINGTON,
FROM ORIGINAL PAPERS
BEQUEATHED TO HIM BY HIS DECEASED RELATIVE, AND NOW IN POSSESSION
OF THE AUTHOR.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
AN INTRODUCTION,
CONTAINING
A COMPENDIOUS VIEW OF THE COLONIES PLANTED BY THE ENGLISH
ON THE
CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA,
FROM THEIR SETTLEMENT
TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THAT WAR WHICH TERMINATED IN THEIR
INDEPENDENCE.
BY JOHN MARSHALL.
VOL. IV.
PHILADELPHIA : 
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY C.P. WAYNE.
1805.No 884
Title Page of "The Life of George Washington"
Deposited 31st May 1817
by
Caleb P. Wayne
as Proprietor

[DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT.
SEAL.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the third day of
January, in the twenty-ninth year of the Independence
of the United States of America, CALEB P. WAYNE,
of the said District, hath deposited in this office the
Title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor,
in the words following, to wit:....
"The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the
"American Forces, during the War which established the Independence
"of his country, and First President of the United States....
"Compiled under the inspection of the Honourable Bushrod Washington,
"from original papers bequeathed to him by his deceased
"Relative, and now in possession of the author. To which is prefixed,
"an Introduction, containing a compendious View of the
"Colonies planted by the English on the Continent of North America,
"from their settlement to the commencement of that war which
"terminated in their Independence. BY JOHN MARSHALL."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States
entituled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the
copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of
such copies during the times therein mentioned....And also to the
Act entituled "An act Supplementary to an Act entituled "An act
for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical
and other prints."
D. CALDWELL, Clerk of the
District of Pennsylvania.]
[*LC*]THE
LIFE
OF
GEORGE
WASHINGTON,
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF THE
AMERICAN FORCES,
DURING THE WAR WHICH ESTABLISHED THE INDEPENDENCE
OF HIS COUNTRY,
AND
FIRST PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
COMPILED
UNDER THE INSPECTION OF
THE HONOURABLE BUSHROD WASHINGTON,
FROM
ORIGINAL PAPERS
BEQUEATHED TO HIM BY HIS DECEASED RELATIVE, AND NOW IN POSSESSION
OF THE AUTHOR.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
AN INTRODUCTION,
CONTAINING
A COMPENDIOUS VIEW OF THE COLONIES PLANTED BY THE ENGLISH
ON THE
CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA, 
FROM THEIR SETTLEMENT
TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THAT WAR WHICH TERMINATED IN THEIR
INDEPENDENCE.

BY JOHN MARSHALL.

VOL. V.
PHILADEPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY C. P. WAYNE.
1807.No 885.
Title Page of "The Life of George
Washington". Deposited 31 May 1817
by
Caleb P. Wayne as Proprietor.

[DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT:
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the third day of 
January, in the twenty-ninth year of the Independence
of the United states of America, CALEB P. WAYNE,
of the said District, hath deposited in this Office the 
Title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, 
in the words following, to wit: ...

"The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the 
"American Forces, during the War which established the Independence
"of his country, and First President of the United States....
"Compiled under the inspection of the Honourable Bushrod Washington,
"from original papers bequeathed to him by his deceased
"Relative, and now in possession of the Author. To which is prefixed,
"an Introduction, containing a compendious View of the 
"Colonies planted by the English on the Continent of North America,
"from their settlement to the commencement of that war which 
"terminated in their Independence.  BY JOHN MARSHALL."

In conformity to the Act of Congress of the United States
entituled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the 
copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of 
such copies during the times therein mentioned.... And also to the 
Act entituled "An act Supplementary to an Act entituled "An act
for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps, 
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical 
and other prints." 
D. CALDWELL, Clerk of the 
District of Pennsylvania.]

[*LC*]A Supplementary Index
to the 
Massachusetts Term Reports, 
consisting of references to legal opinions
found in those volumes, which are 
not noted in the several indexes
to them, —
by an 
Attorney at Law —
Deposited June 26, 1817, by Mussey & Whitman,    of Portland insd. District
42 years of Independence                                              (proprietors[*Title of a Book
"Supplementary Index to
Massachusetts Term Reports
Deposited by Mussey & Whitman
proprietors, June 26. 1817
Cert. given same day*]

[*Recorded—Copyright Records,
page 28.*]

[*LC*]ELEMENTS
OF
DRAWING AND PENMANSHIP,
MADE PRACTICAL BY ENGRAVED SLATES;
BEING 
AN ACCOMPANIMENT
TO THE 
RHYTHMICAL PRONOUNCING ORTHOGRAPHER,
OR,
A FIRST BOOK FOR THE NURSERY AND THE SCHOOL.
BY ROBERT MAYO, M.D.
AUTHOR OF "A VIEW OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY," AND "A NEW SYSTEM OF MYTHOLOGY,"
FOR THE USE OF SEMINARIES. 

PHILADELPHIA :
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR
BY J. MAXWELL.
1817.

[* Robert Mayo &Co. Proprs. 11. Decr '17*][*No 936
Title Page of "Elements of
Drawing and Penmanship"
Deposited 11 Decr 1817
by
George Mayo & Co as
Proprietors*]

[*LC*]ENGLISH ELEMENTS.
PART FIRST.
THE RHYTHMICAL
PRONOUNCING ORTHOGRAPHER:
BEING
A FIRST BOOK
FOR the
Nursery and the School;
CALCULATED
For the correct and rapid advancement of tender or mature years, in the first principles of the English Tongue.
WITH AN ACCOMPANIMENT OF 
The Elements of Drawing and of Penmanship,
MADE PRACTICAL BY ENGRAVED SLATES.

BY ROBERT MAYO, M. D.
Author of "A View of Ancient Geography," and "A New System of Mythology" for the use of Seminaries.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY GEO. MAYO, & CO.
D. Heartt, Printer.
1817.[*George Mayo and Co. Proprietors
25 [?] 17.*]    [*LC*][*18*]
D Caldwell Esq
Clerk Circuit Court Pensylv
PhiladelphiaNo 932
Title Page of "English Elements"
Deposited 25 Novr 1817
by
George Mayo & Co
as ProprietorsENGLISH ELEMENTS.
PART FIRST.
THE RHYTHMICAL
PRONOUNCING ORTHOGRAPHER;
BEING
A First Book for the Nursery and the School:
CALCULATED
For the correct and rapid advancement of tender or 
mature years, in the first principles  of the 
English Tongue.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED
The Elements of Drawing and of Penmanship.
ACCOMPANIED WITH ENGRAVED SLATES.

BY ROBERT MAYO, M.D.
Author of "A View of Ancient Geography,' and 'A New System of Mythology" for the use of Seminaries.

PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLISHED BY GEO. MAYO, & CO.
D. Heartt, Printer.
1817.[*LC*]No 924
Title Page of "English Elements"
Depositied 28th Oct 1857
by
George Mayo & Co  as
ProprietorsDISCOURSES
ON THE 
ELEMENTS
OF
Therapeutics and Materia Medica.

BY N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
PROFESSOR OF THE INSTITUTES AND PRACTICES OF PHYSIC AND CLINICAL 
PRACTICE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA; 
PRESIDENT OF THE PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL SOCIETY, &c. &c.

"To communicate what I have tried, and leave the rest to others for 
farther inquiry, is all my design in publishing these papers." 
NEWTON.

VOL. I.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, NO. 10, NORTH EIGHTH ST.
W. Brown, Printer--Prune street.
1817.[*No. 911.
Title Page of "Discourses on the
Elements &c"
Deposited 26th Sept 1817
by
James Webster as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]DISCOURSES
ON THE
ELEMENTS
OF 
Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
BY
N. CHAPMAN, M.D.
PROFESSOR OF THE INSTITUTES AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIC AND CLINICAL
PRACTICE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA :
PRESIDENT OF THE PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL SOCIETY, &c. &c.
"To communicate what I have tried, and leave the rest to others for
farther inquiry, is all my design in publishing these papers."
NEWTON.
VOL. I.
PHILADELPHIA :
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, NO. 10, NORTH EIGHTH ST.
W. Brown, Printer, Prune street.   
1817[*No 921
Title Page of "Discourses on the Elements
of Therapeutics -
Deposited 17th Octr 1817
by
Nathaniel Chapman M. D
as 
Author*]

[*LC*]AN ESSAY
ON THE
Best Method of Teaching
FOREIGN LANGUAGES,
AS APPLIED
WITH EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS TO THE FRENCH LANGUAGE;
WITH
A Table, displaying the Philosophy of the Relative Personal Pronouns, and rendering their use and syntax perfectly easy at first sight.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED
A DISCOURSE,
ON THE
FORMATION AND PROGRESS 
OF
LANGUAGES.
BY PETER S. CHAZOTTE,
PROFESSOR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD EARLE, NO. 2, LIBRARY STREET, NEAR FOURTH.
W. Fry, Printer.
1817.No 927
Title Page of "An Essay" &c
Deposited 18th Nov. 1817
by
Peter S. Chazotte
as
Author —

[*LC*]CHINESE
PHILOSOPHICAL
AND
MATHEMATICAL
TRANGRAM.

Copy Right secured according to Law.

[*COXE PROPR*]No 900
Title Page of "The American
Register" --
Deposited 5th Augt 1817
by
James Coxe as
Proprietor

LCA
PRACTICAL TREATISE.
ON
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
CHECKS ON BANKERS,
PROMISSORY NOTES,
BANKERS' CASH NOTES,
AND BANK NOTES.

BY JOSEPH CHITTY, ESQ.
OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE.

A NEW EDITION,
FROM THE LAST LONDON EDITION, WITH NOTES,
Containing the most Important Cases decided in the Courts of the United States, and of the several States.

GEORGETOWN, (D. C.)
PUBLISHED BY GEORGE RICHARDS.
W. FRY, PRINTER.
1817.[*No. 868
Title Page of "A practical
Treatise on Bills of Exchange &c"
Deposited 12 April 1817
by
Edward Earle as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]COLLECTION OF
SACRED MUSIC
DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY
FOR THE USE OF CHURCHES WHICH SING WITHOUT A CHOIR:
FROM THE MOST APPROVED AUTHORS.
"I will sing with the SPIRIT, I will sing with UNDERSTANDING also."
ALBANY:
PUBLISHED BY E. F. BACKUS, No. 65, STATE STREET.
UTICA:
PRINTED TYPOGRAPHICALLY BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
No. 60, Genesee Street.
1817.E. F. Baccus

Filed Feby. 10th 1817.

Northern District of New-York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the tenth day of February, in the forty-first year of the Independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1817, E. F. BACKUS, of Albany, has deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, in the words following, to wit:
"A Collection of Sacred Music, designed principally for the use of Churches which sing without a Choir: from the most approved authors. 'I will sing with the Spirit; I will sing with the understanding also."
In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned." And also to the act, entitled, "An act supplementary to an act, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.

LCTHE
QUARTERLY
THEOLOGICAL REVIEW:
CONDUCTED BY
THE REV. EZRA STILES ELY, A. M.
OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

"Whoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God, he that abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son."

VOL. I.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY ANTHONY FINLEY,
AT THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF FOURTH AND CHESNUT STREETS.
William Fry, Printer.
1818.[*No 935
Title Page of "The Quarterly
Theological Review"
Deposited [0]11th Decr 1817
by
The Reverend Ezra Stiles Ely
as Proprietor*]

[*LC*]LETTERS TO LADIES,
DETAILING
IMPORTANT INFORMATION,
CONCERNING
THEMSELVES AND INFANTS.

BY THOMAS EWELL, M. D.
OF VIRGINIA.
Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Medical Society, and former Surgeon to the Navy Hospital of Washington City.

WITH NINE ENGRAVINGS.

PHILADELPHIA:
W. BROWN, PRINTER, PRUNE STREET.
1817.No. 906
Title Page of "Letters to Ladies" &c.
Deposited 9. Sept: 17. by
Thomas
Ewell  as Author  -THE
FATHERS, THE REFORMERS,
AND THE
PUBLIC FORMULARIES,
OF
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,
IN HARMONY WITH CALVIN,
AND
AGAINST THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN;
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED 
A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury,
ON THE SUBJECT OF THIS CONTROVERSY.
BY A LAYMAN.
WITH A PREFACE, NOTES, AND AN APPENDIX,
BY AN AMERICAN CLERGYMAN.

"Man, of his own nature, is sinful and disobedient to God, WITHOUT 
ANY SPARK OF GOODNESS in him, without any virtuous or godly motion."
—Church of England. Hom. Whitsun.
"We can by no means allow—that of our own nature we are WITHOUT 
ANY SPARK OF GOODNESS in us, and that man has no ability or disposition 
whatever, either to faith or good works."—Dr. Tomline, Bishop of 
Lincoln.
"To be impugned from without, and BETRAYED FROM WITHIN, is certainly 
the worst condition, that either Church or State can fall into:—the Church of 
England has had experience of both."—Dr. South.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY PHILIP H. NICKLIN AND A. SMALL.
1817.[*LC*][*No 851
Title Page of "The Fathers &c"
Deposited 25 Jan: 1817
by
Philip H. Nicklin as
Proprietor*]THE
BOOK OF TRAVELS
IN
AFRICA,
FROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO THE PRESENT TIME.
COMPILED FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES.
BY JOHN FROST, LL. D.,
AUTHOR OF "BOOK OF THE NAVY," "BOOK OF THE ARMY," etc., etc.

NEW-YORK:
D. APPLETON & CO., 200 BROADWAY.
PHILADELPHIA:
GEO. S. APPLETON, 148 CHESTNUT STREET.

1817.Filed March 1. 1817

LCA TREATISE
ON
SURVEYING,
CONTAINING
THE THEORY AND PRACTICE:
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED
A PERSPICUOUS SYSTEM
OF
PLANE TRIGONOMETRY.
THE WHOLE
CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED AND ILLUSTRATED
BY
A LARGE NUMBER OF APPROPRIATE EXAMPLES.
PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
BY JOHN GUMMERE.

SECOND EDITION, IMPROVED.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN RICHARDSON, NO.-31, MARKET-STREET.
Griggs & Co. Printers.
1817.No 929
Title Page of "A Treatise on
 Surveying &c. " --
Deposited 21 Nov. 1817
by
John Richardson as
ProprietorELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES
OF THE
ART OF DANCING,
AS USED IN THE
POLITE AND FASHIONABLE CIRCLES:
ALSO
RULES OF DEPORTMENT,
AND
DESCRIPTIONS OF MANNERS OF CIVILITY,
APPERTAINING TO THAT
ART:
From the French of 
J. H. G. PROFESSOR OF DANCING IN PARIS,
BY V. G.
Professor of Dancing in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY J. F. HURTEL, No. 124, SOUTH SECOND STREET.
1817.COPY-RIGHT SECURED ACCORDING TO LAW.No 907.
Title Page of "Elements & Principles
of the Art of dancing"
Deposited 10th Sept 1817
by
Victor Guillou as AuthorTHE
ELEMENTS
OF 
EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY,
BY
WILLIAM HENRY, M.D.F.R.S.
Member of the Roy. Med. and Wernerian Societies of Edinburgh; the 
Medico-Chirurgical and Geological Societies of London ; the Physical Soc. 
of Jena ; Vice Pres. of the Lit. and Phil Soc. of Manchester; and Physician 
to the Manchester Infirmary.
THE FOURTH AMERICAN, FROM THE SEVENTH LONDON EDITION,
GREATLY ENLARGED;
AND ILLUSTRATED WITH NINE PLATES, ENGRAVED BY LOWRY.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED,
NOTES, AND TWO ADDITIONAL PLATES.
BY
JOHN REDMAN COXE, M.D.
Professor of Chemistry in the University of Pennsylvania; Member of the 
Am. Phil. Society, and of the Batavian Society of Sciences at Haarlem; 
Ordinary Member of the Royal Medical Society of Copenhagen; and 
Foreign Member of the Royal Society of Sciences at Copenhagen.

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1817.No 910.
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Deposited 19th' Sept 1817
by
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LCA COMPENDIUM OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
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( a Print)THE
AMERICAN REGISTER,
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VOLUME I.

Spartan elackes, tautan kosmei .  

PHILADEPHIA
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Title Page of "The American
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AMERICAN REGISTER
OR
SUMMARY REVIEW 
OF
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PHILADELPHIA
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1817.THE
AMERICAN REGISTER;
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OF
HISTORY, POLITICS, AND LITERATURE.
VOLUME II.
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PHILADELPHIA:
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W. Fry, Printer.
1817.No 901.
Title Page of "The American
Register"
Deposited 6th Augt 1817
by
Thomas Dobson &Son
as ProprietorsVEGETABLE MATERIA MEDICA
OF THE
UNITED STATES;
OR
MEDICAL BOTANY:
CONTAINING
A BOTANICAL, GENERAL, AND MEDICAL HISTORY OF MEDICINAL 
PLANTS, INDIGENOUS TO THE UNITED STATES.
ILLUSTRATED BY
COLOURED ENGRAVINGS,
MADE AFTER ORIGINAL DRAWINGS FROM NATURE, DONE BY THE AUTHOR.

BY WILLIAM P. C. BARTON, M. D.
Surgeon in the Navy of the United States, and of the Hospital for Marines at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia :
Fellow of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia ; Member of the American 
Philosophical Society ; President of the Phila-
delphia Linnean Society ; and 
PROFESSOR OF BOTANY 
in the University of Pennsylvania.

VOLUME I. 

PHILADELPHIA:
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1817.No 902.
Title Page of "Vegetable
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Deposited 12th Augt. 17. by
Hon. P. C. Barton, M. D. as
Author—NOTES
ON A
JOURNEY IN AMERICA,
FROM THE
COAST OF VIRGINIA
TO THE 
TERRITORY OF ILLINOIS.
WITH PROPOSALS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 
COLONY OF ENGLISH.

BY MORRIS BIRKBECK,
AUTHOR OF NOTES ON A TOUR IN FRANCE.

PHILADELPHIA:
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1817.No 923.
Title Page of "Notes on a Journey
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Caleb Richardson as
ProprietorTHE
UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR;
BEING A
GENERAL GRAMMAR
OF
ARTS, SCIENCES,
AND
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

BY THE REV. DAVID BLAIR;
Author of the Class-Book, English Grammar, Models of 
Juvenile Letters, Reading Exercises, and Grammar 
of Natural and Experimental Philosophy.

FIRST AMERICAN FROM THE EIGHTH LONDON EDITION ; 
WITH ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS.

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1817.No 862
Title Page of "The Universal Preceptor"
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by
Edwd & Richard Parker as
ProprietorsA CONCISE VIEW
OF THE
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE,
OF
JAMES M. BOYD.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,

TWO DISCOURSES:
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 And the second from John, 14th chapter, 20th verse,
TOGETHER WITH AN APPENDIX,
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First--On the certainty of Death.   Second--On the Sufferings, 
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"I the chief of sinners am;
But Jesus died for me."

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PENNSYLVANIA, AND VIRGINIA ; A DESCRIPTION OF THE GREAT
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BY SAMUEL R. BROWN.

AUBURN, N. Y.
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1817.

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be deposited in the Clerk's Office
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and H. C. Southwick as Proprietors.[*LC*]

[*S. R Brown
1817*]

[*Filed June 9th 1817*]ELEMENTS 
ON 
ORTHOGRAPHY. 
OR 
AN ATTEMPT TO FORM 
A Complete System
OF 
LETTERS. 

"Sic mihi tarda fluunt ingrataque tempora, quae spem
"Consiliumque morantur agendi gnaviter id, quod
"AEque pauperibus prodest; locupletibus aeque: 
"AEque neglectum pueris senibusque nocebit."*

"The first proposition of this idea, and plan of modifying the English 
alphabet, was published in the Columbian Magazine of July 1791-
since which time the subject has lain dormant. 

PHILADELPHIA. 
PRINTED BY DENNIS HEARTT, FOR THE AUTHOR. 
1817. 
By Joseph G. ChambersNo 879
Title Page of "Elements of Orthography
Deposited 27th May 1817
by
Joseph G Chambers as
AuthorA DETAILED ACCOUNT
OF THE LATE
DREADFUL FIRE,
Which took place
On the morning of the 4th March, 1817:
WHEN FIVE
Unfortunate Victims perished in the flames.
(Authenticated by the surviving sufferers.)

PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 7, 1817.

Sylvester Roberts ProprNo 861
Title Page of "A detailed
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by
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[* the following is printed *]
Entered according to the
Act of Congress.THE
PROPHETIC HISTORY
OF THE
CHRISTIAN RELIGION
EXPLAINED; OR
A BRIEF EXPOSITION
OF THE
REVELATION OF ST. JOHN;
ACCORDING
TO A NEW DISCOVERY OF PROPHETICAL TIME, BY WHICH 
THE WHOLE CHAIN OF PROPHECIES IS ARRANGED, AND 
THEIR CERTAIN COMPLETION PROVED FROM HISTORY 
DOWN TO THE PRESENT PERIOD—WITH SUMMARY 
VIEWS OF THOSE NOT YET ACCOMPLISHED.

BY THE REV. J. GEORGE SCHMUCKER,
Pastor of the Evangelic Lutheran Church, York-Town, Penn.

VOL. I. 

Tempora distingue et concordat Domini Verbum.

BALTIMORE:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SCHAEFFER AND MAUND.
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Title Page of "the prophetic History"
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[*LC*]GRÆCÆ
GRAMMATICÆ
WESTMONASTERIENSIS
INSTITUTIO COMPENDIARIA
IN USUM JUVENTUTIS CIVITATIBUS AMERICANIS
STUDIOSÆ.

JA. ROSS, A. M. 
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Accurante.

Συμπασης κρηνη διδαχης γλωτ[*No 903-903
Title Page of "Græcæ
Grammatica"
Deposited 28th Augt 1817
by
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[*LC*]MUSICAL MONITOR: 
OR 
NEW-YORK COLLECTION 
OF 
DEVOTIONAL CHURCH MUSIC. 

"House of our God, with sacred anthems ring," 

COMPILED FOR THE PROMOTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF DEVOTIONAL. 
CHURCH MUSIC. 

BY EPHRAIM REED.

UTICA; 
PRINTED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS, NO. 60, GENESEE ST. 
1817. Advert.
May 26 1818

Filed Novr. 25. 1819

E. Reed

[*LC*]JOURNAL
OF THE
TRAVELS & RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
OF
JOHN PATTERSON,
CONTAINING
A BRIEF HISTORY OF HIS CALL TO THE
MINISTRY OF THE GOSPEL.

HARRISBURG:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR
1817.1 Dec 1817
John Patterson ProprA 
GENERAL SYSTEM
OF
TOXICOLOGY:
OR,
A TREATISE ON POISONS,
FOUND IN
THE MINERAL, VEGETABLE, AND ANIMAL
KINGDOMS,
CONSIDERED IN THEIR RELATIONS
WITH
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, AND MEDICAL
JURISPRUDENCE.

ABRIDGED AND PARTLY TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
M. P. ORFILA, M. D. P.

BY JOSEPH G. NANCREDE, M. D. 
HONORARY MEMBER OF THE PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL SOCIETY,
AND OF THE NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY; FOREIGN CORRESPONDING
MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF EMULATION
OF PARIS, &c.

PHILADELPHIA:
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Title Page of "A General System"
Deposited 25 Mar 1837
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LCA NEW HISTORICAL MELO-DRAMA,

IN TWO ACTS, 

CALLED

The Armourer's Escape,

OR, THREE YEARS AT NOOTKA SOUND.

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Deposited 21 Mch 1817
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NEW AND 
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MANY OF WHICH HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN PUBLISHED. 

Filed Nov. 10 1817

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1817.A NEW
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TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED
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AND
PATENT FLAGELET.

[*[?] 1
A I N*]

UTICA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS, No. 60, GENESEE STREET,
1817.[*Filed Decr. 15. 1817*]

[*Decr 15. 1817
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"A new and Choice collection of Flute Melodies; consisting of Duets, Waltzes, Cotillions, Airs, Marches, &c. to which are prefixed, the Instructions for the German Flute, and Patent Flagelet."

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[*LC*]THE 
MUSICAL READER, 
OR 
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CONSISTING OF PHRASES, SECTIONS, PERIODS, AND ENTIRE
MOVEMENTS OF MELODY IN SCORE. 

TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED 
THE RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC. 

COMPLIED PRINCIPALLY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, 
BY ONE OF THE EDITORS OF THE "MUSICA SACRA."

Utica: 
PRINTED TYPOGRAPHICALLY BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 
No. 60, GENESEE STREET. 
1817. Hastings

LC

Filed May 21st. 1817-ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
ADAPTED TO THE
DIFFERENT CLASSES OF LEARNERS:
WITH
AN APPENDIX,
Containing
RULES AND OBSERVATIONS,
FOR ASSISTING THE MORE ADVANCED STUDENTS
TO WRITE WITH PERSPICUITY AND ACCURACY.

"They who are learning to compose and arrange their sentences with accuracy
and order, are learning, at the same time, to think with accuracy and order."
BLAIR.

BY LINDLEY MURRAY.

From the Twenty-Third English Edition, improved by the Author.

WITH ADDITIONS AND ELUCIDATIONS,
BY JAMES ABERCROMBIE, D. D.
Director of the Philadelphia Academy.
THIRD EDITION.

PHILADELPHIA:
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A. Walker, Printer, No. 24, Arch-street.
1817.No 853
Title Page of "English Grammar"
Deposited 27 Jany 1817 
by
The Revd  James Abercrombie D.D
as Proprietor

LCDESCRIPTIO UBERIOR
GRAMINUM
ET
PLANTARUM CALAMARIARUM
AMERICÆ SEPTENTRIONALIS
INDIGENARUM ET CICURUM.
AUCTORE
D. HENRICO MUHLENBERG,
Societ. Physic. Gotting.--Berolini Imperalis Naturæ Curiosorum--Phytogr. Gotting.--
Physiogr. Lund.--Americ. Philosoph. etc. Membro.
PHILADELPHIÆ:
IMPENSIS SOLOMON W. CONRAD,
No. 87, VICO VULGARITER DICTO HIGH-STREET.
Excudebat Guilielmus Brown.
1817.No. 886
Title Page of "Descriptio Uberior"
Deposited 12 June 1817
by
Solomon W. Conrad
as Proprietor

LCThe 
American Musical Miscellany,
Consisting of 
Original Songs, Airs, Marches, Waltzes, &c. 
To be published in twenty-five numbers.
Philadelphia, published by Bacon & Hart.

1818.No. 1005
Title Page of "The American Musical Miscellany"
Deposited 18th Sept. 1818
by 
Bacon & Hart as
Proprietors

1.27
2.50
   20
3.97
1    3

LCTHE 
Antihipnotic Songster,
CONTAINING
ORIGINAL AND SELECT 
Songs.
PATRIOTIC, SENTIMENTAL, ANACREONTIC,
COMIC & MASONIC.
WITH
FAVORITE AIRS, GLEES, AND CATCHES.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY T. TOWN AND S. MERRITT.
And for sale by Robert Desilver, 110, Walnut Street,
and James P. Park, 74, S. Second.

1818.Thos Town _ Propr.
9. April 1818.Mem: for Mr J. Reed

U. S [os?]No 955
Title Page of "The Antihipnotic 
Songster"
Deposited 9th April 1818
by
Thomas Gown as Proprietor

LCVEGETABLE MATERIA MEDICA
OF THE
UNITED STATES;
OR
MEDICAL BOTANY:
CONTAINING
A BOTANICAL, GENERAL, AND MEDICAL HISTORY, OF MEDICINAL
PLANTS INDIGENOUS TO THE UNITED STATES.

ILLUSTRATED BY
COLOURED ENGRAVINGS,
MADE AFTER ORIGINAL DRAWINGS FROM NATURE, DONE BY THE AUTHOR

BY WILLIAM P. C. BARTON, M. D.
SURGEON IN THE UNITED STATES' NAVY, AND OF THE NAVAL HOSPITAL AT PHILADELPHIA:
AND
PROFESSOR OF BOTANY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

VOLUME II.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. CAREY & SON, CORNER OF FOURTH AND CHESNUT STREETS.
JOSEPH R. A. SKERRETT, PRINTER.
1818.No 1035
Title Page of "Vegetable
Materia Medica"
deposited 3rd Decemr 1818
by
Wm. P. C. Barton M.D
as AuthorCOMPENDIUM
FLORAE PHILADELPHICAE:
CONTAINING A DESCRIPTION
OF THE
INDIGENOUS AND NATURALIZED PLANTS
FOUND
WITHIN A CIRCUIT OF TEN MILES AROUND
PHILADELPHIA.

BY
WILLIAM P. C. BARTON, M. D.
SURGEON IN THE U. STATES' NAVY, AND OF THE NAVAL HOSPITAL
AT PHILADELPHIA; AND PROFESSOR OF BOTANY IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

IN TWO VOLUMES

[VOL. I.]

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. CAREY AND SON,
NO. 126, CHESNUT STREET.
1818.No 989
Title Page of "Compendium Florae
Philadelphicae"
Deposited 9 July 1818
by
Wm. P. C. Barton, M. D
as Author

LCLETTERS
FROM ILLINOIS.

BY MORRIS BIRKBECK,
AUTHOR OF "NOTES ON A TOUR THROUGH FRANCE," AND OF "NOTES ON
A JOURNEY IN AMERICA," &c.

"VOX CLAMANTIS È DESERTO."


PHILADELPHIA:
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126 CHESTNUT STREET.
1818.No 1001
Title Page of "Letters from
Illinois"
Deposited 10th Sept 1818
by
Mathew Carey & Son
as Proprietors

LCAN ESSAY
ON
HYDROPHOBIA,
OR CANINE MADNESS:
ALSO,
AN
ESSAY OF DISTEMPER IN DOGS;
POINTING OUT
ITS CAUSES, SYMPTOM, TREATMENT, AND CURE,
BOTH BY MEDICINE AND INOCULATION
OF THE COW POX.

D.P. BLAINE,
PROFESSOR ANIMAL MEDICINE, LONDON.

Corrected and Revised, with Additions and Improvements.

BY DR. JAMES CARVER,
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OF THIS CITY.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES CARVER.
WILLIAM BROWN, PRINTER.
1818.No 996
Title Page of "An Essay on
Hydrophobia"
Deposited 24 July 1818
by
James Carver as Proprietor

LCTHE
LIFE AND ADVENTURES
OF
OBADIAH BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
BLOOMFIELD, M.D.
A NATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
NOW ON THE TOUR OF EUROPE.
INTERSPERSED WITH EPISODES,
AND
REMARKS, RELIGIOUS, MORAL, PUBLIC SPIRITED,
AND HUMOUROUS.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
_____________
"O gentlemen, the time of life is short:
To spend that shortness basely were too long,
Tho' life did ride upon a dial's point,
Still ending at th' arrival of an hour."

Shakespeare.

"O England ! model to thy inward greatness,
Like little body with a might heart,
What might'st thou do, that honour would thee do,
Were all thy rulers kind and sensible."
IBID.
Neither Vice or Folly should escape me.
OBADIAH.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
1818.No 944
Title Page of "The Life and Adventures
&c"
Deposited 26 Jany 1818
by
Edward Franklin
as Proprietor

LCTHE
LIFE OF
ABEL BURKE,
Who died in Philadelphia, January 27th 1817.
Containing an account of his conversion, call to the Ministry,
and of his journeys, and labours of love, in
preaching the gospel freely, in obedience to Bishop Jesus,
the SON of GOD.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
An account of his patient sufferings in his last afflictions,
and of his truly happy and TRIUMPHANT
DEATH.

Precious in the sight of the Lord, is the DEATH of his
saints.--Ps. 116. 15.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY FREDERIC PLUMMER.
S. Probasco, Printer.
1818.

[?]rs, Citizens
[?]e[*Frank?
have app?*]Penn and William Penn -
Francis Grove, Isaac Grove and others, Citizens
have appealed from the SentenceNo 1037
Title Page of "The Life of Abel
Burke" - Deposited 11th Decemr 1818
by
Frederic Plummer as
Proprietor

LCTHE
SCHOLAR'S GUIDE
TO
ARITHMETIC;
OR, A
COMPLETE EXERCISE BOOK,
FOR
THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
WITH NOTES,
CONTAINING
THE REASON OF EVERY RULE, DEMONSTRATED FROM THE
MOST SIMPLE AND EVIDENT PRINCIPLES;
TOGETHER WITH
SOME OF THE MOST USEFUL PROPERTIES OF NUMBERS, AND
GENERAL THEOREMS FOR THE MOST EXTENSIVE
USE OF THE SCIENCE.
BY JOHN BONNYCASTLE,
OF THE ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, WOOLWICH.
SECOND AMERICAN FROM THE TENTH LONDON EDITION, IMPROVED AND
ADAPTED TO THE USE OF THE SCHOOLS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA:
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1818.No 1014
Title Page of "The Scholars Guide"
Deposited 16 Octr 1818
by
Collins & Croft as
Proprietors


LC A
TRUE RELATION
OF THE
HOLY WAR,
MADE BY
KING SHADDAI UPON DIABOLUS,
FOR THE REGAINING OF THE
METROPOLIS OF THE WORLD;
OR, THE
LOSING AND TAKING AGAIN
OF
THE TOWN OF MANSOUL.
BY MR. JOHN BUNYAN,
Late Minister of the Gospel at Bedford, Author of "The
Pilgrim's Progress," &c. &c.
DIVIDED INTO EIGHTEEN CHAPTERS;
ILLUSTRATED WITH
EXPLANATORY, EXPERIMENTAL, AND PRACTICAL
NOTES,
BY THE REV. GEORGE BURDER,
Author of "The Village Sermons," Notes on "The Pilgrim's Progress," &c.
WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES BY ANOTHER HAND.
EMBELLISHED WITH SEVEN ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY M'CARTY AND DAVIS.
1818.&c.   Deposited 17 Augt 1818
by
McCarty & Davis
as Proprietors&c.  Deposited 17 Augt 1818
by
McCarty & DavisNo 997
Title Page of "A true relation of
the Holy War"
Deposited 17 Augt 1818 by
McCarty & Davis as
Proprietors

LCMEMOIRS 
OF THE
LIFE AND WRITINGS
OF
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
L. L. D. F. R. S. &C.
MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY
FROM THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA, AT THE COURT OF FRANCE,
AND FOR THE TREATY OF PEACE AND INDEPENDENCE, &c.
WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF TO A LATE PERIOD,
AND CONTINUED TO THE TIME OF HIS DEATH,
BY HIS GRANDSON,

WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN.

NOW FIRST PUBLISHED 
FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT,
COMPRISING THE 
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLIC NEGOCIATIONS
OF DR. FRANKLIN,
TOGETHER WITH THE WHOLE OF HIS
POLITICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL & MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS.

David Caldwell Esq
[?] the Title
[?] which I
[?]oe -
[?]ow when
[?]er it with
[?]ur obedt sert
[?]ms
I presume it is not necessary to say joint proprietor
by purchase - if it should be necessary it may be
so inserted not otherwise[*LC*]DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO WIT:
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the [Twentieth] tenth day of
[February] July, in the forty-[second][thir?] year of the independence of the
United States of America, A. D. 1818, WILLIAM DUANE, of the
said district, hath deposited in this office, the title of a book, the
right whereof he claims as join proprietor, [by purchase,] with
WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN, Esq. legatee, in the words following, to wit:--
"Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin, L. L. D. & F. R. S.
Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America to the court of France,
and for the treaty of peace and independence with Great Britain, &c. Written by
himself to a late period, and continued to the time of his death, by his Grandson,
William Temple Franklin. Now first published, from the original manuscript,
comprising the Private Correspondence and Public Negociations of Dr. Franklin:
together with the whole of his Philosophical and Miscellaneous Works."
In conformity to an Act of the Congress of the United States, intituled "An
Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts,
and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned." And also to the Act entitled "An Act supplementary to an Act,
entitled 'An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of
maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies during the
times therein mentioned,' and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing,
engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the District of Pennsylvania.David Caldwell Esq.
Sir, I enclose a copy of the Title
Page of Franklin's Memoirs, for which I
wish to take out the Copy right, as joint
proprietor with Wm T. Franklin Esq--
Be so good as to let the bearer know when
I can have it-- and he will call for it with
the office charge.
I am Sir your obed servt
Wm Duane

I presume it is not necssarey to say joint proprietor
by purchase--if it should be necssary it may be
so inserted not otherwiseNo 991.
Title Page of "Memoirs of the Life &
Writings of Benjn. Franklin"
Deposited 10th July 1818. by William
Duane as joint Proprietors with
William Temple Franklin, Esq
Legatee. _District of Maine, towit - District Clerks Office

Be it remembered, that on the seventh day of November
A.D. 1818, & in the 43. year of the Independence of the U.S. of
America, S.K. Gilman of Hallowell in the said District, hath
deposited in this office, the title of a Book, the right whereof he claims
as p[rop]rietor, in the words following, to wit 

THE
CHILD'S INSTRUCTOR,
OR
FIRST BOOK IN PROSE.

IN TWO PARTS;

WELL CALCULATED TO ADVANCE THE LEARNER 
IN READING BY LESSONS PLEASING AND
SU[I]TABLE TO HIS CAPACITY: AND, AT
THE SAME TIME, AFFORDING SENTIMENTS
 OF INSTRUCTION
THE MOST PROPER FOR
HIS AGE.

BY A TEACHER OF YOUTH.

HALLOWELL:
PRINTED BY S. K. GILMAN, AND SOLD AT
HIS BOOKSTORE.

1818

proprietor

 In conformity to the act of the Congress of the U.S. Title of a Book
Child's Instructor
&c
Deposited Nov. 7.
1818.

& Cert. given
Recorded Copyright Records
page 30. THE
GOSPEL HYMN-BOOK;
BEING A SELECTION
OF
HYMNS,
COMPOSED BY DIFFERENT AUTHORS,
DESIGNED FOR THE USE 
OF THE
CHURCH UNIVERSAL;
AND ADAPTED TO
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVOTION.

PUBLISHED BY THE PROPRIETOR.
1818.                District of Maine,--to wit.
L.S.          BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the thirteenth
                day of January, A. D. 1818, in the 
               forty-second year of the independence of the 
United States of America, ABRAHAM MAXIM, of the 
said District, hath deposited in this office the title of 
a book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in 
the words following ;--viz.

"THE GOSPEL HYMN-BOOK: being a selection of 
Hymns, composed by different authors. Designed for 
the use of the Church Universal; and adapted to 
public and private devotion."

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the 
United States, entitled "An Act for the encouragement 
of learning, by securing the copies of maps, 
charts and books to the authors and proprietors of 
such copies, during the times therein mentioned."
 And also "to an Act supplementary to an Act entitled 
an Act for the encouragement of learning, by 
securing the copies of maps, charts, and books to the 
authors and proprietors of such copies, during the 
times therein mentioned, and extending the benefit 
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching 
historical and other prints."
HENRY SEWALL, Clerk, Dist. Court, Maine.
A true Copy of Record,
Attest, H. SEWALL, Clerk.
[*LC*] Title of a Book
Gospel Hymn book

Deposited Jan.y 13,
 1818.

& Cert given

Recorded _ Copyright Records
page 29.  Jany. 13. 1818 - filed by Abraham Maxim, as propr.

The
Gospel Hymn - Book:
Being
A Selection of
Hymns
Composed
By different Authors.
Designed for the use of the
Church Universal;
And adapted to
Public and Private Devotion.
In conformity &c

Title of a BookCOUNTING-HOUSE
ASSISTANT,
OR A BRIEF DIGEST
OF AMERICAN
MERCANTILE LAW.
EMBRACING THE LAW OF CONTRACTS, OF INSURANCE AND
OTHER ADMIRALTY MATTERS; OF FACTURES, FACTORS,
AGENTS, SALES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
CARRIERS AND INSOLVENCIES.

BY J.C. GILLELAND, Esq.

PITTSBURGH,
PUBLISHED BY R. PATTERSON & LAMBDIN.

1818. No 968.
Title Page of "Counting House
Assistant" &c,
Deposited 19 May 1818
by
Mathew Carey & Son as
Proprietors

LCGLOSSARY
OF THE
SCOTTISH WORDS AND PHRASES
IN
ROB ROY.Moses Thomas - 20. Mch '18
Proppr No 952
Title Page of "Glossary of
the Scottish Words & Phrases in Rob Roy
Deposited 20 Mch 1818
by
Moses Thomas as Proprietor

LCTHE
DISTILLER.
CONTAINING
1. Full and particular directions for mashing and distilling all kinds of Grain, and imitating Holland Gin and Irish Whiskey.
2. A notice of the different kinds of Stills in use in the United States, and of the Scotch Stills which may be run off 480 times in 24 hours.
3. A Treatise on Fermentation, containing the latest discoveries on the subject.
4. Directions for making Yeast, and preserving it sweet for any length of time.
5. The Rev. Mr. Allison's process of Rectification, with improvements ; and mode of imitating French Brandy, &c.
6. Instructions for making all kinds of Cordials, Compound Waters, &c.; also for making Cider, Beer, and various kinds of Wines, &c. &c. &c.
ADAPTED TO THE USE OF FARMERS, AND DISTILLERS.
BY HARRISON HALL.
The Second Edition, enlarged and improved.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR, 133, CHESNUT-STREET.
J. BIOREN, PRINTER.
1818.No 939
Title Page of "The Distiller"
Deposited 7th Jany 1818
by
Harrison Hall as Author

LCCONFESSION
OF
ONE OF THE MAIL ROBBERS,
JOSEPH HARE,
ALIAS
JOSEPH THOMPSON HARE,
And according to his own Narrative
The Greatest Robber
THAT EVER LIVED;
Who, together with John Alexander, was executed
at Baltimore, Sept. 10, 1818.
Detailing his Robberies in the states of Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland,
Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Massachusetts,
in Canada and the Spanish Provinces,
And in the cities of New-York and Philadelphia,
to the amount of nearly
Ninety Thousand Dollars.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF
In prison, after his sentence, and published from the original
Manuscript.

To which is added, the Particulars of what transpired from the Prison
to the Gallows.
William Mo[?]
as ProprietorMor[?]
[?]oprieto[?]

PHIL
9
SEP

David Caldwell Esq
PhiladNo. 1002.
Title Page of "Confession of 
one of the Mail Robbers &c.
Deposited 11 Sept 1818
by 
William Morrey as 
Proprietor

LC

William Morey
as P[?]MUSICA SACRA:
OR
SPRINGFIELD AND UTICA COLLECTIONS
UNITED:
CONSISTING OF
PSALM AND HYMN TUNES, ANTHEMS AND CHANTS;
ARRANGED FOR TWO, THREE OR FOUR VOICES, WITH A FIGURED BASS FOR THE
ORGAN OR PIANO FORTE.

BY THOMAS HASTINGS AND SOLOMON WARRINER.

REVISED EDITION.

UTICA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
No. 60, Geesee Street.
1818.Hastings & Warriner

Filed Sep: 4. 1818

Northern District of New- York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the fourth day of September, in the forty-third year of the Independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1818, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the said district, hath deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, in the words following, to wit :
"Musica Sacra: or Springfield and Utica Collections united : consisting of, Psalm and Hymn Tunes, 
"Anthems and Chants ; arranged for two, three or four voices, with a figured Bass for the Organ or 
"Piano Forte. By Thomas Hastings and Solomon Warriner."
In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the time therein mentioned, "And also to the act, entitled, 'An act supplementary to an act, entitled 'An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing engraving and etching historical and other prints."
RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New- York.A GUIDE
TO THE 
ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
CONTAINING
THE POWERS OF THE ENGLISH ALPHABET; AN EXTENSIVE VOCABULARY,
WITH THE SIGNIFICATION OF EACH WORD; A NUMEROUS LIST
OF DERIVATIVE WORDS, WITH THE PART OF
SPEECH ANNEXED TO EACH, &c.

IN TWO PARTS.

BY JOSEPH HULL

REVISED IMPRESSION

UTICA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
NO. 60, GENESEE STREET.
1818.[*Filed Mar 21. 1818*]

Northern District of New-York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the eleventh day of April, in the forty-third year of the independence of the United States of America, JOSEPH HULL, of the said district, has deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as author and proprietor, in the words following, to wit :
" A Guide to the English Language, containing the powers of the English alphabet ; an extensive vocabulary, with the signification of each word ; a numerous list of derivative words, with the part of speech annexed to each, &c. in two parts, by JOSEPH HULL."
In conformity to the act of the congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the time therein mentioned:" and also an act entitled, "An act supplementary to an act entitled an act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies during the time therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving and etching historical and other prints."
RICH'D R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.

[*J. Hull
Filed March 21. 1818*]THE
BUILDERS ASSISTANT,
CONTAINING THE
FIVE ORDERS
OF
ARCHITECTURE,
SELECTED FROM THE BEST SPECIMENS OF THE
Greek and Roman,
WITH THE FIGURED DIMENSIONS OF THEIR
Height, Projection, & Profile;
AND A VARIETY OF
MOULDINGS, MODILLIONS, AND FOLIAGE,
On a larger Scale, both enriched and plain;
WITH
WORKING DRAWINGS,
SHEWING THEIR METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION:
SELECTED FROM A NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLES,
COPIED FROM THE ANTIQUE.
FOR THE USE OF
BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, MASONS, PLASTERERS,
CABINETMAKERS, AND CARVERS;
AND FOR WHOM ARE
SIXTY ORIGINAL DESIGNS,
WITH THEIR PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND SECTIONS.
By JOHN HAVILAND, Architect,
AND ENGRAVED By HUGH BRIDPORT, Artist.No 942.
TItle Page of "The Builders Assistant,"
Deposited 13th Jany 1818
by
John Haviland & Hugh Bridport
as Proprietors

John Haviland and Hugh Bridport - Proprs. 13. Jany '18 -THE
FARMER AND MECHANIC'S
POCKET ASSISTANT.
IN TWO PARTS.

PART 1--CONTAINING,
The most useful and necessary FORMS OF
WRITING, which commonly occur between
man and man--with practical remarks.

PART 2--CONTAINING,
Coins of the U. States--Rules for reducing
the currencies of the different states into each
other--A table of Simple Interest, at 6 per
cent, for a week, months, or year--Table
showing the value of Dollars--Table reducing
Pence and Shillings to cents--Weights &
Measures of the United States, &c.

TOGETHER WITH,
INSTRUCTIONS TO JURYMEN.
BY CHIEF JUSTICE HAWLES.
[Being a choice help for all those who are qualified
by law to serve as JURORS.]

EASTON, PENN.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY G. W. DESHLER.No 998.
Title page of "The Farmer &
Mechanic's Pocket Companion"
Deposited 20 Augt 1818
by
George W. Leshler
as ProprietorTHE
ENGLISH ORTHOGRAPHICAL
EXPOSITOR:
BEING
A COMPENDIOUS SELECTION
OF THE
MOST USEFUL WORDS
IN THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED,
DIVIDED, ACCENTED, AND EXPLAINED
ACCORDING TO THE
MOST APPROVED MODERN AUTHORITIES.
ALSO,
A list of more than eight hundred words, similar, or nearly
similar in sound, but of different spelling and import.

By DANIEL JAUDON,
THOMAS WATSON, AND STEPHEN ADDINGTON.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY D. HOGAN,
NO. 249 MARKET-STREET.
1818.No 971
TItle Page of "The English
Orthographical Expositor"
deposited 30 May 1818
by
Daniel Jaudon and
Stephen Addington as
Proprietors

LCTHE
American Tutor's Assistant,
IMPROVED: OR,
A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM OF DECIMAL,
PRACTICAL
ARITHEMETIC,
COMPRISING THE USUAL METHODS OF CALCULATION,
WITH THE ADDITION OF
FEDERAL MONEY, AND OTHER DECIMALS,
Dispersed through the several rules of that useful science.
Adapted for the easy and regular instruction of Youth
in the United States.
COMPILED BY ZACHARIAH JESS.
CONTAINING ALSO,
A COURSE OF BOOK KEEPING,
BY SINGLE ENTRY.No 974
Title Page of "The American
Tutor's Assistant"
Deposited 3d June 1818
by
McCarty & Davis as
Proprietors

LCTHE
MARINER;
A
POEM
IN TWO CANTOS.

BY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON.

θαύμ ' ημίν και τούτο μέγα φρεσίν ημετέρησιν.
Ανδρες ύδωρ ναίουσιν από χθονός έν πελάγεσαι˙ 
Δυστηνοι τινες εισιν εχουσι γαρ εργα πονηρα˙
Ομματ ' εν αστροισι , ψυχην δ ' εν ποντω εχουσιν.
'Ομηρος.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD EARLE, CORNER OF FOURTH AND
LIBRARY STREETS.
William Fry, Printer.
1818.No 992
Title Page of "The Mariner"
Deposited 18 July 1818
by
Edward Earle
as Proprietor

LCTHE NURSE'S GUIDE,
AND
FAMILY ASSISTANT;
CONTAINING
FRIENDLY CAUTIONS
TO THOSE WHO ARE IN HEALTH:
WITH
AMPLE DIRECTIONS TO NURSES AND OTHERS,
WHO ATTEND THE SICK, WOMEN IN
CHILD-BED, &c.

BY
ROBERT WALLACE JOHNSON, M.D.

THE SECOND AMERICAN EDITION, CORRECTED--WITH AN
INTERESTING APPENDIX FROM "THE DUBLIN
HOSPITAL REPORTS." 

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY ANTHONY FINLEY,
NORTH EAST CORNER OF CHESNUT AND FOURTH STREETS.
A. Small, Printer.
1818.N 1023
Title Page of "The Nurse's Guide"
Deposited 31 Octr 1818
by
Anthony Finley
as Proprietor

LCTHE GOSPEL MASON; OR, THE BEAUTY OF UNITY.
A
SERMON,
PREACHED BEFORE THE
WORSHIPFUL MASTER, WARDENS AND BRETHREN
OF
LODGE NUMBER FIFTY,
OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS,
AT
West-Chester, on the Anniversary of St. John, the Evangelist;
DECEMBER 27, 5817[8].

By NATHANIEL KENNEDY, A. M. P. M.

DOWNINGTON:
PRINTED BY C. MOWRY, FOR THE AUTHOR.
1818.No 982
Title Page of "The Gospel Mason"
&c.   Deposited 27 June 1818
by
Nathaniel Kennedy as
Author

LCA SERIES OF LECTRES
ON
THE DOCTRINE
OF
UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENCE
Delivered in the Universalist Church, in Lombard-street, Philadelphia, in the Autumn
of 1818; and published at the request of the Brethren attending in said Church.

By Abner Kneeland.

" And this is life Eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. "  Jesus.
No 1027
Title Page of "A Series of Lectures"
Deposited 6 Nov. 1818
by
Abner Kneeland as
AuthorTHE NEW
PENNSYLVANIA
SPELLING BOOK,
CALCULATED
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS,
IN THE
UNITED STATES.

COMPILED BY
STEPHEN BYERLY,
Of Mooreland township, Montgomery county, Pa.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY MCCARTY & DAVIS,
S. E. corner of Race and Ninth streets.
1818.No 985
Title Page of "The New Pennsylvania
Spelling Book"
Deposited 2d July 1818
by
McCarty & Davis as
Proprietors

LCTRAITE COMPLET
DE LA
PRONONCIATION
DE LA
LANGUE ANGLAISE,
AVEC L'ACCENT POSE, DANS TOUS LES EXEMPLES CITES,
SUR LES SYLLABES QUI LE REÇOIVENT, SUIVANT
LES PRINCIPES DES MEILLEURS
AUTEURS ANGLAIS:
SUIVI D'UN
SUPPLÉMENT AUX GRAMMAIRES ANGLAISES.
OUVRAGE UTILE AUX FRANÇAIS QUI DÉSIRENT APPRENDRE LA
LANGUE ANGLAISE.
PAR CHARLES CARRÉ,
INTERPRÉTE JURÉ POUR L'ETAT DE PENNSYLVANIE, ET PROFESSEUR
DE CES DEUX LANGUES, A PHILADELPHIE.

La plus noble pensée
Ne peut plaire à l'esprit, si l'oreille est blessée.
BOILEAU, art Poëtique.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. THOMAS, (JOHNSON'S HEAD)
NO. 52 CHESNUT STREET.
1818.No 999
Title Page of "Traite
Complet"
Deposited 22 Augt 1818
by
Moses Thomas as
Proprietor

LCTHE 
FARRIER'S MAGAZINE,
OR THE
Archives of Veterinary Science;
CONTAINING
THE ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY
OF
THE HORSE,
AND OTHER DOMESTIC QUADRUPEDS:
BEING THE
OUTLINE OF A PLAN
FOR DISSEMINATING THIS MOST USEFUL AND NECESSARY BRANCH OF KNOWLEDGE;

Enabling the GENTLEMAN, the FARMER, the GRAZIER, &c. not medically
educated, to be his own Farrier; whereby he may practise successfully
on the Diseases of his own Animals, when placed in remote Situations in 
different Parts of the United States, where no regular or scientific Aid
can be procured.

COMPILED FROM THE LECTURES AND PRACTICE
Of the Veterinary Colleges of London, France, Germany, Russia,
and British India.

WITH 
AN APPENDIX
CONTAINING ALL THE COLLEGE FORMULAS.

BY JAMES CARVER,
VETERINARY SURGEON, MASTER OF EQUITATION,
And Corresponding Member of the London Veterinary Medical Society,
and the College of India.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1818.

[*James Carver. Author. 23. June '18*]No 980
Title Page of "The Farrier's
Magazine &c"
Deposited 23 June 1818
by
James Carver as
AuthorA TREATISE
ON THE
AGE OF THE HORSE,
Being a true delineation, with instructions how to tell his age, from
a foal to the period of sixteen years;
TAKEN FROM ACTUAL DISSECTIONS,
AT THE
VETERINARY COLLEGE OF LONDON:
ALSO,
AN ESSAY,
ON FOUNDER, CONTRACTION AND RUNNING THRUSH;
Showing how thousands of horses in the United States, are annually destroyed by
these three diseases, before they have arrived at one third the natural period of
life.
ALSO,
THE CAUSES, BEST MODE OF TREATMENT, AND CURE BY THE USE OF THE
HOT AND COLD BATH, INTRODUCED INTO THIS COUNTRY ON A NEW
PRINCIPLE BY THE AUTHOR.

BY JAMES CARVER,
Veterinary surgeon, professor of animal medicines, and corresponding member of
the London Veterinary Medical Society.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR BY LITTELL & HENRY,
NO. 74, SOUTH SECOND STREET.
MERRITT, PRINTER.
1818.No 970
Title Page of "A Treatise
on the Age of the Horse"
Deposited 28.th May 1818
by
James Carver as
Author

LCTHE
AMERICAN ORTHOGRAPHER;
AND
EASY GUIDE
TO
PRONUNCIATION
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

Joseph G. Chambers Author

EXTRACTED FROM "ELEMENTS OF ORTHOGRAPHY:"
WITH IMPROVEMENTS.

Multum in parvoNo 1041
Title Page of "The American
Orthographer"
Deposited 13 Decr 1818
by
Joseph G. Chambers
as Author

LCCONVERSATIONS
ON
THE BIBLE.
BY A LADY.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY HARRISON HALL,
No. 133, CHESNUT-STREET.
J. Maxwell, printer.
1818.No 969
Title Page of "Conversations on
the Bible.  Deposited 22 May 1818
by
Harrison Hall as Proprietor

LCA
TREATISE
ON
PLEADING
WITH
A COLLECGTION
OF
PRACTICAL PRECEDENTS,
AND
NOTES THEREON.

BY J. CHITTY, ESQ.
OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE.

THIRD AMERICAN, FROM THE SECOND LONDON, EDITION.
WITH
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS,
BY JOHN A. DUNLAP.

IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. II.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR I. RILEY, NO. 8, DECATUR STREET.
1819.No 1031
Title Page of "A Treatise on
Pleading &c ..
Deposited 13 Nov. 1818
by
Isaac Riley as
Proprietor

Certificate of copy
right in name
Isaac Riley as
proprietorTHE
TREASURE OF HEALTH,
OR
A COMPLETE COLLECTION
OF THE MOST VALUABLE
SECRETS IN MEDICINE,
For the cure of all diseases, wounds, and other accidents
to which the human body is subject; with the method
of preparing, and instructions for using, the necessary
remedies.
ALSO
THE BEST PRESERVATIVES
Against the plague, small-pox, and all other kinds of
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Discovered afer much research and experience by the
most skilful Physicians in Europe, and employed
with the greatest success,and unknown till the present
time in the United States.
Carefully collected and faithfully translated from the French
and other foreign languages
BY A BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
And published for the benefit of humanity.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY.
1818.No 988
Title Page of "The treasure of
health"
Deposited 7th July 1818
by
Lewis Merlin as ProprietorTREATISE 
ON THE 
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
WITH DIRECTIONS
FOR
THE MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS
FROM THE BIRTH.
BY MICHAEL UNDERWOOD, M.D.
Licentiate in Midwifery of the Royal College of Physicians in London,
Physician to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, and late
Senior Physician to the British Lying-in Hospital.
WITH NOTES BY A PHYSICIAN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ornari Res ipsa negat, contenta doceri.
MANILL.
THREE VOLUMES IN ONE.
VOL. I. 
FROM THE SIXTH LONDON EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, 10, S. EIGHTH STREET.
William Brown, Printer, Prune street.
1818.No 966
Title Page of "A Treatise on
the Diseases of Children"
Deposited 18th May 1818
by
James Webster as Proprietor,

LCTHE NEW
UNIVERSAL LETTER WRITER;
OR, COMPLETE
Art of Polite Correspondence:
A COURSE OF INTERESTING LETTERS,
ON THE MOST
IMPORTANT, INSTRUCTIVE, AND ENTERTAINING SUBJECTS;
PARTICULARLY
Advice,  Education, Love,  Prodigality,
Affection, Fidelity, Marriage, Prudence,
Affluence, Folly, Masters to Servants, Religion,
Benevolence, Friendship, Modesty, Retirement,
Business, Generosity, Morality, Servants to Masters,
Children to Parents, Happiness, Economy, Trade,
Compliments, Humanity, Parents to Children, Truth,
Condolence, Humour, Paternal Affection, Virtue,
Courtship, Industry, Piety, Wit, &c. &c.
Diligence, Justice, Pleasure,

TO WHICH IS ADDED,
DR. JOHNSON'S ESSAY ON LETTER WRITING;
A SET OF 
COMPLIMENTAL CARDS
Suited to Occasions on which an extraordinary degree of Politeness should be observed;
AND 
A MINISTER'S ADVICE TO A YOUNG LADY.
TO THE WHOLE IS PREFIXED, 
A PLAIN AND EASY GRAMMAR
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE;
With an Introduction, containing general Instructions for Writing Letters; Directions 
for Addressing Persons of all ranks, either in Writing or Discourse;
AND 
RULES FOR READING WITH PROPRIETY.
SIXTH EDITION.....IMPROVED.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY D. HOGAN,
NO. 249, MARKET-STREET.
1818.No 1011
Title Page of "The New Universal
Letter Writer"
Deposited 3rd Octr 1818
by
David Hogan as
Proprietor

LCAmerican Class Book, No. 1.
THE
UNION SPELLING BOOK,
BEING
A NEW AND GRAMMATICAL
Arrangement of Words,
DIVIDED AND ACCENTED,
With a view to facilitate a correct pronunciation, as laid down in
WALKER'S DICTIONARY;
Comprising the Spelling Lessons used in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
As established agreeable to an act of Assembly;
LIKEWISE IN OTHER
RESPECTABLE SEMINARIES.
TOGETHER WITH
The PROPER NAMES which occur in Scripture, in ancient and modern geography, in Roman and Grecian histories, divided and accented.--An introduction to the Arts and Sciences.--Outlines of geography. A survey of the Universe.--A compendious grammar.--Select poetry and prayers. A complete set of Arithmetical Tables, and a greater variety of useful, instructive, and entertaining information than is to be found in any book of the size. The whole intended to smooth the path to knowledge.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J. D. WESTON.
1818.

I am very respectfully
your Obed. Serv
S. M. McKean[?]

I am very respectfully 
Your obedt. serv
S. M. M Kean

[?]id Caldwell EsqrNo 1019
Title Page of "American Class Book"
Deposited 23rd Octr 1818
by
John D. Weston as
Proprietor

LCSYNONIMOUS TERMS
IN THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 
EXPLAINED.

BY M. N. USHER,
PROFESSOR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, AND AUTHOR OF A PRONOUNCING
GRAMMAR, &c.

PHILADELPHIA - PRINTED.
1818.Michael Donnell an Propr.
22 Sept. 18Michael Donnellan Prop.
22 Sept. 18No 1007.

Title Page fo "Synonimous
Terms" V3. Deposited 22 Sept 1818
by
Michael Donnellaro
as ProprietorAN
ESSAY
ON
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS,
TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN
OF
CÆSAR BONESANA, MARQUIS BECCARIA.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
A COMMENTARY,
BY M.D. VOLTAIRE.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,
BY EDWARD D. INGRAHAM.
SECOND AMERICAN EDITION.

In rebus quibuscunque difficilioribus non expectandum, ut qui simul,
et serat, et metat, sed præparatione opus est, et per gradus maturescant.
BACON.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY PHILIP H. NICKLIN, NO. 175, CHESTNUT ST.
1819.
A. Walker, Printer, 24, Arch St.No 1032
Title Page of "An Essay on Crimes &
Deposited 16 Nov: 1818
by
Philip H. Nicklin as
Proprietor

District of Pennsylvania, to wit :
Seal.     BE it remembered, that on the thirtieth day of October, 
in the forty-third year of the Independence of the United 
States of America, A. D. 1818. Philip H. Nicklin, of the 
said District, has deposited in this office the title of a Book, 
the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following 
to wit :

An Essay on Crimes and Punishments, translated from the Italian of 
Caesar Bonesana, Marquis Beccaria. To which is added, a Commentary 
by M. D. Voltaire. Translated from the French, by Edward 
D. Ingraham. Second American Edition. In rebus quibus cunque 
difficilioribus non expectandum, ut qui simul, et serat, et metat, sed 
praeparatione opus est, et per gradus maturescant.     BACON.

In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled 
"An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies 
of Maps, Charts and Books, to the authors and proprietors of such 
copies, during the times therein mentioned;" and also to the act entitled 
an act "Suplementary to an act entitled, "An Act, for the encouragement 
of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts and 
Books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the 
times therein mentioned," and extending the benefits thereof to the 
arts of Designing, Engraving, and Etching Historical and other 
Prints.
D. CALDWELL.
Clerk of the District of Pennsylvania.AN 
INTRODUCTION
TO
BOTANY,
IN A
SERIES OF FAMILIAR LETTERS,
WITH
ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAVINGS.

BY PRISCILLA WAKEFIELD,
AUTHOR OF MENTAL IMPROVEMENT, LEISURE HOURS, &c.

THE THIRD AMERICAN EDITION.
To which are added,
A CATALOGUE
Of the most approved English names of the principal native and naturalized
American Plants alphabetically arranged; with the names of the genera, and the
classes and orders to which they respectively belong; according to the system of
Linnaeus:--
AND A GLOSSARY OF BOTANICAL TERMS.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY SOLOMON W. CONRAD,
NO. 87, MARKET STREET.
1818.No 962
Title Page of "An Introduction
to Botany V3"
Deposited 25 April 1818
by
Solomon W. Conrad as ProprietorDeposited June 15, 1818

THE 
TEMPLE HARMONY
BEING A COLLECTION
[? OF MANY APPROVED AUT?]
OF
SACRED MUSIC:
CONTAINING,
A VARIETY OF
PSALM TUNES [SUITABLE TO BE USED IN ?] TEMPLE WORSHIP
[TOGETHER WITH] ANTHEMS AND Select Pieces.

BY JAPHETH COOMBS WASHBURN. Esq of China

I will sing praises unto my God, while I have any being. David.

Sold by CUMMINGS & HILLIARD, Boston; [JAMES F. SHORES, Portsmouth]; ISAAC ADAMS, WILLIAM HYDE, Portland; Ezekiel
Goodale and N. CHEEVER, Hallowell: - And by the principal Book-Sellers in the New-England States.

FROM THE MUSIC PRESS OF E. GOODALE.[*Esq Washburn (as
Temple Memory
Dep. June 15. 1818*]

District of Maine.
   BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the seventh day of October, A. D. 1916, in the forty-first year of the [?????] United States of America, ABRAHAM L. S. MAXIM AND JAPHETH C. WASHBURN OF THE District of Maine, having deposited in this office, the [????] whereof they claim as Authors,
   in the words following: viz. "THE NORTHERN HARMONY; being a collection from the works of many approved Authors of Sacred Music; containing,
1...The Rudiments of Music, laid down in a plain and comprehensive manner.  2...Psalm and Hymn Tunes, adapted to the various metres in common use, together with several Anthems.  Calculated for the use of Music Schools, and Religious Societies.  Fourth Edition, Corrected, Improved, and enlarged.  BY ABRAHAM MAXIM AND JAPHETH C. WASHBURN."  In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled "An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the Copies of Maps, Charts and Books, to the Authors and proprietors of such Copies during the times therein mentioned."  And also, to "An act, entitled an act supplementary to an act, entitled an act for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books to the Authors and proprietors therein  mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the Arts of Designing, Engraving and Etching Historical and other Prints."
HENRY SEWALL, Clerk of the District Court, Maine,
   A true Copy of Record.....Attest, H. Sewall, Clerk, D. C. Maine.

PREFACE.
  The Proprietors of the NORTHERN HARMONY, with diffidence, present the public a fourth edition, corrected, improved and enlarged.
   Among the motives, which led them to publish the following sheets, was a desire to furnish the friends and lovers of Sacred Music, and especially the different worshipping assemblies (making music a part of divine service) with a variety of Psalm and Hymn tunes, suited to their different musical tastes, and adapted to almost all the various measures of sacred verse found in the different Hymn Books, of which they make use.
   Another motive was a wish to contribute their mite towards recommending and getting into general use that kind of sacred music, which, from its adaptation to excite devotional feelings, is the most suitable for Temple Worship.
   With a view to compass, in some measure, these objects, they have left out a number of light fuging tunes found in the former editions, and have substituted other music.  They have added about fifty pages to the former size of the work, interspersing the additional tunes among those retained--some of which are American, and some European--some ancient--some modern, and some new.  In selecting the principal materials for the work, the compilers were governed by their own sense of propriety in conjunction with the judgment of some very respectable authors and practitioners of sacred music; some of whom are the friends, and some the enemies of fuging music.--They have neither left out nor inserted a single piece of music on account of the age or country in which it was written; pursuaded that neither the merit nor demerit of music rests on either of those circumstances.
   On the whole, no pains have been spared to render the work useful and pleasing; notwithstanding which, the merit of it is referred to the better determination of a candid and enlightened public.

   A COMPLETE SET
OF
IMPROVED LUNAR TABLES,
FOR
CLEARING THE EFFECT OF REFRACTION,
ON
LUNAR DISTANCES
WITH
SEVERAL OTHER TABLES, AND TWO OF THE SHORTEST AND
MOST EASY METHODS,
FOR OBTAINING THE
LONGITUDE BY LUNAR OBSERVATIONS,
WITH FORMULAS.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, EXAMPLES EXPLANATIONS, AND US OF THE TABLES.
BY SAMUEL P. WATKINS
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY A. WALKER, 24, ARCH STREET.
1818No 1017.
Title Page of "A Complete Set of
improved Lunar Tables"
Deposited 22d. Oct 1818
by
Samuel P Watkins as 
AuthorsA
COMPLETE SYSTEM
OF
FARRIERY,
AND
VETERINARY MEDICINE.
CONTAINING A COMPENDUM OF THE
VETERINARY ART,
OR AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF THE DISEASES
OF HORSES, AND THEIR MODE
OF TREATMENT;
THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE FOOT, AND
THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
OF SHOEING.

With observations on stable management, feeding, exercise, and condition.

BY JAMES WHITE,
Late Veterinary Surgeon to the First, or Royal Dragoons.

NEWLY ARRANGED BY THE PUBLISHERS, IN WHICH ARE INTRODUCED THE LATE
AND IMPORTANT TREATISES UPON THE GLANDERS, FARCY, STAGGERS, 
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS AND BOWELS, THE PREVENTION
AND TREATMENT OF LAMENESS, AND PRECAUTIONS
TO BE OBSERVED IN PURCHASING HORSES
- BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

ILLUSTRATED BY 18 ELEGANT PLATES.

PITTSBURGH:
PUBLISHED BY R. PATTERSON & LAMBDIN.
Butler & Lambdin, Printers.

1818.No 967
Title Page of "A Complete System
of Farriery"
Deposited 19 May 1818
by
Mathew Carey & Son as
ProprietorsTHE ART OF MEASURING:

WITH
A Full Description of the Carpenter's Rule,
AND PLAIN DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE THEREOF,

ENABLING
Journeymen Bricklayers, Masons, Carpenters, Joiners, Slaters, Tilers, Plasterers, Painters, Glaziers, Paviers, Plumbers, &c. &c. &c. to measure their own work with the greatest facility and exactness.

CONTAINING
Instructions to Proportionate Buildings,
And for Master Builders and Gentlemen concerned in Building to take dimensions thereof, and estimate their value.

WITH
USEFUL INFORMATION TO LANDHOLDERS AND FARMERS IN MEASURING ROUND AND IRREGULAR GROWN TIMBER;

THE METHOD OF
Calculating the Tonnage of Ships, 
AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

The whole carefully selected from the most celebrated authors, and rendered easy to the weakest capacity, under the sanction and recommendation of several
EMINENT SURVEYERS AND BUILDERS.

The first American, from the last London edition.

BY THE REV. J. WHITE,
TEACHER OF THE MATHEMATICS AND SURVEYING, 
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY ANDERSON AND MEEHAN,
NO. 59, LOCUST-STREET.

1818.
No 1042
Title Page of "The Art of Measuring"
Deposited 15 Decemr 1818
by
John White as
Author

Jno White Author
A
PRACTICAL SYSTEM
OF
MENTAL ARITHMETIC,
OR A
New Method of Making Calculations by 
the Action of the Mind,
WITHOUT PEN, INK, PENCIL, OR PAPER;
ILLUSTRATED
BY NUMEROUS EXAMPLES UNDER EACH RULE,
And made applicable to the present state of trade and money transactions; 
enabling persons of an ordinary capacity to make calculations intellectually, 
and that in one moment, which by the general 
plans of arithmetic would be difficult and 
occupy much time.
To which also is subjoined, as an appendix thereto,
A VARIETY OF CONTRACTED EXAMPLES,
in the Rules of Direct and Inverse Proportion,
Commonly called the Rules of Three and Five,
Regularly arranged and fully illustrated.
ALSO
A precise and easy method of working the Rule of Three, and other 
ordinary processes of Arithmetic, by 
LOGARITHMS,
And the method of finding the logarithm to any number 
fully exemplified.
In the course of the work a new method is submitted, and the causes curiously 
traced by which Pennsylvania currency may be instantaneously 
reduced to sterling, or sterling brought into the 
currency of Pennsylvania, &c.
The performance being designed for the man of business, the illiterate as well as the scholar, copious explanatory notes are given throughout the work, and so arranged as to render it equally advantageous for
THE USE OF SCHOOLS, AND THE PRIVATE TEACHER.
The causes of each process are fully laid down and an 
answer given to every problem.

BY JOHN WHITE,
PRECEPTOR OF YOUTH, PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY HEARTT & SHINN, FOR THE AUTHOR.
1818.No 943
Title Page of "A practical 
System of Mental Arithmetic"
Deposited 
24 Jany 1818
by
John White as
Author

LCSKETCHES
OF THE
LIFE AND CHARACTER
OF
PATRICK HENRY.
BY
WILLIAM WIRT,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR.

"in quo hoc maximum est, quod neque ante illum, quem ille imitaretur,
neque post illum, qui cum imitari posset, inventus est."
PATERC. lib. i. cap. v.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, No. 10, S. EIGHTH STREET.
William Brown, Printer, Prune-street.
1818.No 953
Title Page of "Sketches of the Life & 
Character of Patrick Henry.
Deposited 21 Mch 1818
by
James Webster as Proprietor

District of Pennsylvania, to wit :
BE IT REMEMBERED, That, on the twenty-first day of March, in the forty-second year of the Independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1818, James Webster, of the said District, hath deposited in this office the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following, to wit:
"Sketches of the Life and Character of Patrick Henry. By William Wirt, of Richmond, Virginia. Second edition, corrected by the Author. In quo hoc maximum est, quot neque ante illum, quem ille imitaretur, neque post illum, qui eum imitari posset, inventus est. Paterc. lib. i. cap. v."
In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned."--And also to the act, entitled "An act supplementary to an act, entitled 'An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of these copies, during the times therein mentioned,' and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the district of Pennsylvania.

LCTHE
FORESTERS:
A POEM,
DESCRIPTIVE OF A
PEDESTRIAN JOURNEY
TO THE
FALLS OF NIAGRA,
IN THE AUTUMN OF 1804.
BY THE AUTHOR OF AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY.

Newtown, (Penn.)
PUBLISHED BY S. SIEGFRIED & J. WILSON.
JUN....1818.

Joseph Wilson
Alex           AuthorNo 984
Title Page of "The Forester"
Deposited 1st July 1818
by
Joseph Wilson as
Proprietor

MINER'S-NEWTOWN, PENN.
SIMEON SIEGFRIED, PRINTER.Norristown June 17th 181[0?]
Sir
I have enclosed a Title page of a book
which I have now commenced writing
of which through much difficulty and
Labour, I have been able to make useful
to the public, it contains the forms of
such instruments of writing which are
generally used, a number of which are
original, and the remainder selected from
the latest and most improved forms - 
the right whereof I now claim as proprietor
and in order to secure my right to the
above work, I would beg the favour of
your granting me a copy right for the
same - Please send a copy by the bearer
and he will pay for it.
Your humble servant
D Caldwell, Esq.      David Lower JrTHE
Pocket Companion:
OR,
EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER.
By a Gentleman of the Bar.
Laid down in so plain a manner, that the Farmer, Mechanic,
Apprentice, or School Boy, can draw any instrument of
Writing, without the assistance of an Attorney.
PREFACED WITH
SEVERAL PAGES OF SCRIP ;
Showing a correct form in which an instrument of writing
should be drawn, and to instruct those who wish to
improve their hand writing at leisure hours at
home, without the instruction of a Teacher.
Second Edition.
NORRISTOWN :
PRINTED BY DAVID SOWER, JUN.
1818.No 979
Title Page of "The Pocket Companion"
deposited 18 June 1818
by
David Sower Junr as
ProprietorA
DIGEST
OF THE
Laws of Pennsylvania,
FROM THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED, TO THE TWENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF MARCH ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND EIGHTEEN.

WITH
Reference to Reports of Judicial Decisions
IN THE
SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

BY JOHN PURDON.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY PHILIP H. NICKLIN, No. 175, CHESNUT STREET.
W. Fry, Printer.
1818.No 1033.
Title Page of "A Digest of the 
Laws of Pennsylvania"
Deposited 20 Nov. 1818
by
Philip H. Nicklin as
Proprietor
THE
LATEST COLLECTION OF
ORIGINAL AND SELECT
HYMNS
AND
SPIRITUAL SONGS.
By JOHN ELLIOT,
AND
SAMUEL STEVENS,
Elders and Preachers of the Free-Will Baptist Society
in the city of New-York.
"Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in Psalms and Hymns, and
Spiritual Songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord."
--Col. iii. 16.
And they sung a new song saying, Thou art worthy to take the
book and to open the seals thereof, for thou wast slain and hast
redeemed us to God by thy blood, out of thy kindred and tongue
and people and nation.--Rev. v.x.
NEW YORK
PRINTED BY LARGIN AND THOMPSON,
NO. 5 BURLING-SLIP
1813No 963.
Title Page of "The latest Collection of
original and select Hymns"
Deposited 27th April 1818
by
John Elliott and Samuel Stevens as
ProprietorsUniversal Chronometer by Harry Ewingston. 
Days of the Week
Days of the Month
Planets of the Days
Perpetual Almanack
Solar Cycle
Epact
Dominical letter
Golden Number
Sun set
Length of Day
Length of Night
Day the Sun enters
Month
Sun rise
Discount Days
Banks [*LC*]No 1039
Title Page of "The Universal Chronometer"
Deposited 14 Dec. 1818
by
Harry Ewington as
AuthorEWINGTON'S
ARCANA
OF
SHORT HAND
ARRANGED IN
REGULAR LESSONS.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR, CORNER OF TWEFT
AND CHESNUT STREETS.
1818.
No 961.
Title Page of "Ewington's Arcana"
Deposited 23 April 1818
by
Harvey Ewington as Author
STANISLAS OUTDONE.
THE
NEW HOCUS POCUS,
OR THE WHOLE ART OF
LEGERDEMAIN:
BEING
THE BEST COLLECTION OF TRICKS ON SLIGHT OF HAND, &c. EVER PUBLISHED.
BY DAY FRANCIS, THE GREAT,
EMPEROR OF THE CONJURERS.
Strange feats are herein taught by slight of hand,
With which you may amuse yourself and friend;
The like in print was never seen before,
And so you'll say when once you've read it o'er.
PUBLISHED
BY NATHANIEL HICKMAN,
No. 148, South Front Street, Philadelphia.
1818.No. 983.
Title page of "Stanislas
outdone"
Deposited 29 June 1818
by
Nathaniel Hickman
Proprietor

LCDESIDERII ERASMI
ROTERODAMI
COLLOQUIA FAMILIARIA NONNULLA SELECTA:
OR,
SOME SELECT FAMILIAR COLLOQUIES
OF
D. ERASMUS, OF ROTTERDAM.
WITH
A LITERAL TRANSLATION.
BY MR. JOHN CLARKE, OF HULL.
A NEW EDITION,
In which many errors of former editions, both in the
text and translation, have been corrected, and the
Signs of Quantity, to assist the students in pronouncing,
are annexed.
BY JAMES ROSS,
PROFESSOR OF THE GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES IN THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND SOLD BY LYDIA R. BAILEY,
No. 10, NORTH STREET,
1818.David Caldwell
Esq
Sir, be pleased to have
the copy-right of this book
against two o'clock this day
for Ja. Ross.

D $18 50/100
18 50  D&
$18.50/100No 1009

Title Page of "Desiderii Erasmi
Roterodami"
Deposited 25 Sept 118
by
James Ross as Proprietor

LCA.

COURSE OF EXAMINATIONS

ON

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY,
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDICA,
MIDWIFERY,

AND

THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,

ADAPTED TO THE

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,

AND THE OTHER MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES.

BY DAVID F. CONDIE, M. D.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J. WEBSTER. 24, S. EIGHTH STREET,
William Brown, Printer, Prune Street,
1818.No 1036
Title Page of "A Course of Examinations" &c
Deposited 8 Decemr 1818
by
James Webster as Proprietor

LCCONVERSATIONS
ON
CHEMISTRY;
IN WHICH
THE ELEMENTS OF THAT SCIENCE
ARE
FAMILIARYLY EXPLAINED
AND
ILLUSTRATED BY EXPERIMENTS.
IN TWO VOLUMES
REVISED AND CORRECTED
BY THOMAS COOPER, M. D.
from the Fifth London Edition, considerably enlarged.
VOL. I.
ON SIMPLE BODIES.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. CAREY & SON, 126, CHESTNUT-STREET.
John Bioren, Printer.
1818.No 981
Title Page of "Conversations
on Chemisty"
Deposited 25 June 1818
by
Mathew Carey & Son
as Proprietors

LCCIRCUMSTANTIAL ACCOUNT
OF THE
Experience
OF
JOHN H. CRAIG,
AFTER HIS CONVICTION
For the Murder of
EDWARD HUNTER, ESQ.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED THREE
Remarkable Dreams,
AND A COPY OF AN
Original Letter,
WRITTEN BY HIM ON THE MORNING OF
EXECUTION,
THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, 1818, NEAR OLD CHESTER.
ARRANGED AND PREPARED BY THE REV. WILLIAM PALMER.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY ROBERT DESILVER, 110, WALNUT STREET;
Where a liberal deduction will be made, to those that purchase
by the dozen.
1818.No 987.

Title Page of "Circumstantial
Account of the experience &c"
Deposited 7 July 1818
by
William Palmer as
AuthorPOEMS,

BY

HELEN CURRIE.


Yet all beneath th' unrivall'd rose,
The lovely daisy sweetly blows;
Tho' large the forest's monarch throws
His army shade,
Yet green the juicy hawthorn grows,
Adown the glade.
Burns.


PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY THOMAS H. PALMER
1818[*LC*]Interrogatories on the part of the DefendantsNo 1013
Title Page of "Poems by Helen
Currie" - Deposited 7th Octr 1818
by
Helen Currie
as Author

LCELEMENTS
OF
SURGERY:
FOR 
THE USE OF STUDENTS; 
WITH PLATES.

BY
JOHN SYNG DORSEY, M.D.
PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
ONE OF THE SURGEONS TO THE PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
AND TO THE PHILADELPHIA ALMS HOUSE, &c.
IN TWO VOLUMES.

SECOND EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS

VOL. I.

...................... for want of timely care
Millions have died of medicable wounds.
ARMSTRONG.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD & RICHARD PARKER, NO. 178, AND
BENJAMIN WARNER, NO. 171, MARKET STREET.
JOSEPH R. A. SKERRETT, PRINTER.
.................
1818.No 1006
Title Page of "Elements of Surgery"
Deposited 21 Sept 1818
by
Edward & Richard Parker & Benjamin Warner
as Proprietors

LCBlank pageA
MANUAL OF BOTANY
FOR THE
ORTHERN AND MIDDLE
STATES.

PART I.
CONTAINING
GENERIC DESCRIPTIONS OF THE PLANTS TO THE
NORTH OF VIRGINIA, WITH REFERENCES TO
THE NATURAL ORERS OF LINNEUS
AND JUSSIEU.

PART II.
CONTAINING
SPECIFIC DESCRIPTIONS OF THE INDIGENOUS
PLANTS, WHICH ARE WELL DEFINED
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AS WELL ON THE METHOD OF COMPOUNDING, AS LIKEWISE ON
THE PROPERTIES AND USE OF EACH.
BY J. WILSON, SURGEON,
HUNTINGDON.
Honorary Member of the Medical Society of Guy's Hospital, and
several years Assistant Apothecary to that Institution.
WITH 
A TRANSLATION OF THE WHOLE OF THE FORMULÆ,
AND ADDITIONAL NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS;
BY WILLIAM MEADE, M.D.
Member of the American Philosophical Society of Philadelphia;
Honorary Member of the Royal Physical Society of
Edinburg, &c. &c. &c.
FIRST AMERICAN, FROM THE THIRD LONDON EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THOMAS DOBSON AND SON, AT THE STONE HOUSE,
No. 41, SOUTH SECOND STREET.
William Fry, Printer.
1818.[*LC*]No 940
Title Page of "Pharmacopoeia 
Chirurgica"
Deposited 9 Jany 1818
by
Thomas Dobson & Son as ProprietorMELISH'S
UNIVERSAL SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY,
BEING A COMPANION FOR HIS
UNIVERSAL SCHOOL ATLAS,
AND INTENDED AS A CLASS BOOK FOR HIS
MAP OF THE WORLD
AND MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
A DESCRIPTION OF THE GLOBES,
WITH DIRECTIONS FOR THEIR USE.
AND
RULES FOR PROJECTING MAPS.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN MELISH.
T.H. Palmer, Printer.
1818.No995
Title Page of "Melish's
Universal School Geography"
Deposited 23 July 1818
by
John Melish as AuthorLETTERS
FROM 
ILLINOIS.

BY MORRIS BIRKBECK,
AUTHOR OF "NOTES ON A TOUR THROUGH FRANCE," AND OF "NOTES ON
A JOURNEY IN AMERICA," &c.

ILLUSTRATED BY
A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
SHEWING MR. BIRKBECK'S JOURNEY FROM NORFOLK TO ILLINOIS,
AND
A MAP OF ENGLISH PRAIRIE AND THE ADJACENT COUNTRY
BY JOHN MELISH.

"VOX CLAMANTIS É DESERTO."

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. CAREY AND SON,
126, CHESNUT STREET.
1818.

Mathew Carey & Son - Proprs - 11 Sept.'18No.1003.
Title Page of "Letters from
Illinois." Deposited 11 Sept. 1818
by
Mathew Carey & Son
as Proprietors

LCTHE
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS
OF THE 
BOSTON BARD.
"He stooped to truth, and moralized his song."
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR.
J.H. CUNNINGHAM, PRITER, 66, DOCK-STREET.
1818.No965
Title Page of "The miscellaneous
Poems of the Boston Bard"
Deposited 8th May 1818
by
Robert S. Coffin as Proprietor

LCCatalogus
PLANTARUM
Americae Septentrionalis,
Huc Usque Cognitarum
Indigenarum Et Cicurum:

OR,

A CATALOGUE
of the
Hitherto Known
NATIVE AND NATURALIZED PLANTS
of
North America,
Arranged According to the Sexual System of Linnaeus.

By Henry Muhlenberg, D. D.
Societ. Physic. Gotting --- Berolini Imperialis Naturae Curiosorum ---
Physiogr. Lund. Etc. Mebmro.

Second Edition, Corrected and Enlarged.

Philadelphia

Published by Solomon W. Conrad, No. 87, Market-Street.
T.H. Palmer, Printer.
1818.

No 949
Title Page of "Catalogus
Planterum &c
Deposited 27 Feby 1818.
by
Solomon R. Conrad as
Proprietor

LCA 
NEW AND COMPLETE
GLOSSARY

TO THE
SCOTTISH WORDS AND PHRASES
IN 
BURN'S POEMS.[*LC*]No 977.
Title Page of "A New and
complete Glossary" &c
Deposited 13th June 1818
by
Thomas H. Palmer as
Proprietor

LCTHE
GENERA
OF
NORTH AMERICAN PLANTS,
AND
A CATALOGUE
OF THE
SPECIES
TO THE YEAR 1817
BY THOMAS NUTTALL, F. L. S.
FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,
AND OF THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES
OF PHILADELPHIA, &C.
VOLUME II.
PHILADELPHIA:
1818.No. 954
Title Page of "The Genera of
North American Plants" &c

Deposited 3. Apl. 1818. by Thomas
Nuttall as Propr.

LCA
Popular Treatise
on the
Remedies to be Employed
in cases of
poisoning and Apparent Death;
including the
Means of Detecting Poisons,
of
Distinguishing Real from Apparent Death,
and of
Ascertaining the Adulteration of Wines.
---------------
By M. P. Orfila,
Physician to the King; Corresponding Member of the Institute; Professor of Chemistry at the Royal Athenaeum; Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, &e. & e.
Author of General Toxicology; of the Elements of Chemistry applied to Medicine, &e.
---------------
Translated from the French, Under the Inspection of the Author,
By William Price, M.D.
---------------
Philadelphia:
Published by Solomon W. Conrad, No. 87, Market Street.
Clark & Raser, Printers.
1818.

J Gaver B. Price _ 22nd Feb:No 1018
Title Page of "A Popular Treatise &c.
Deposited 22d. Oct 1818
by
William Price M. D & James B. Price
as Proprietors

LCPractical Chemistry,
or a
Description of the Processes
by which
The Various Articles of Chemical Research, in the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms, are Procured:
together with the
Best Mode of Analysis:
Illustrated by Eight Copper-plates.
Translated from the French of
P. M. Orfila,
Author of the General System of Toxicology, &e.

By John Redman Coxe, M. D.
Professor of Materia Medica in the University of Pennsylvania; Member of the American Philosophical Society, and of the Batavian Society of Sciences at Haarlem; Ordinary Member of the Royal Medical Society of Copenhagen; Foreign Member of the Royal Society of Sciences at Copenhagen; and Corresponding Member of the Medical Society of New-Orleans.
to which is added,

A Variety of Subjects of Practical Utility;
and a
Copious Glossary of Chemical Terms, and Synonimes.

---------------

Philadelphia:
Published by Thomas Dobson and Son, at the Stone-House, No. 41, South Second Street.
William Fry, Printer.
1818.o
No 1008.
Title Page of "Practical Chemistry"
Deposited 23d. Sept 1818
by
Thomas Dobson & Son
Proprietors

LCTHE

BACKWOODSMAN.

A POEM.

BY J. K. PAULDING.

PHILADEPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. THOMAS, 52, CHESNUT ST.
J. MAXWELL, PRINTER.
1818.No 1016
Title Page of "The Backwoodsman"
Deposited 21 Oct 1818
by
Moses Thomas as Proprietor

LCA Treatise
of
Practical Arithmetic,
intended for
The Use of Schools[;]       ;/
in two parts.

By Robert Patterson,
Late Professor of Mathematics of Natural Philosophy, in
 the University of Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh:
Published by R. Patterson and Lambdin, also by M. Carey 
and son, Philadelphia -- Collins and Co., and Collins and 
Hannay, New York -- Cushing and Jewett, and Fielding 
Lucas, Jr., Baltimore, and J. W. Palmer, Lexington.
T. H. Palmer, Printer.
1818.No 1022
Title Page of "A Treatis of
Practical Arithmetic &c"
Deposited 27 Oct 1818
by
Joseph Patterson as
Proprietor

LCThe
Hermit in America
on a
Visit to Philadelphia.
Containing
Some account of the beaux and belles, 
dandies and coquettes, cotillion parties, 
supper parties, tea parties, &c. &c. 
of that famous city.

I put thee now to thy book-oath; deny it if thou canst. -- Shakes.

Has God, thou fool! work'd solely for thy good,
Thy joy, thy pastime, thy attire, thy food? -- Pope.

Quis rapiet ad se quod erit commune omnium?

Edited by Peter Atall, Esq.

Philadelphia:
Published by M. Thomas (Johnson's Head)
No. 52, Chesnut Street.
1819.[*LC*]No 1054.
Title Page of "The Hermit in America,
on a Visit to Philadelphia"
Deposited 10th Feby 1819
by
Moses Thomas as 
Proprietor

[*LC*]MUSICA SACRA:

OR

SPRINGFIELD AND UTICA COLLECTIONS

UNITED:

CONSISTING OF

PSALM AND HYMN TUNES, ANTHEMS AND CHANTS:

ARRANGED FOR TWO, THREE OR FOUR VOICES, WITH A FIGURED BASE FOR THE
ORGAN OR PIANO FORTE.

BY THOMAS HASTINGS AND SOLOMON WARRINER.

SECOND REVISED EDITION.

UTICA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
No. 60, Genesee Street.
1819.

T[*Hasting & Wariner
Filed Oct. 1st" 1819*]

Northern District of New-York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the [twenty-seventh] first day of [September] October, in the forty-[third]fourth year of 
the Independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1819, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the said district, 
hath deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, in 
the words following, to wit:
"Musica Sacra : or Springfield and Utica Collections united : consisting of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, 
"Anthems and Chants; arranged for two, three or four voices, with a figured Base for the Organ 
"or Piano Forte. By Thomas Hastings and Solomon Warriner." 

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement 
of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors 
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned." And also to the Act entitled, "An act 
supplementary to an act, entitled, 'An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies 
of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned, 
and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving and etching historical 
and other prints.' "  RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.

[*LC*]AN ACCOUNT
OF THE
HISTORY, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS,
OF
THE INDIAN NATIONS,
WHO ONCE INHABITED PENNSYLVANIA AND
THE NEIGHBOURING STATES.

Communicated to the Historical and Literary Committee of
the American Philosophical Society, held at Philadelphia,
for promoting Useful Knowledge, 
BY
THE REV. JOHN HECKEWELDER,
OF BETHLEHEM,
AND
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.

PHILADELPHIA:
Printed and Published by Abraham Small,
NO. 112, CHESNUT STREET,
1818.No 1048
Title Page of "An Account of the
History, Manners & Customs" &c
Deposited 27 Jany 1819
by
Abraham Small
 as Proprietor

LCTHE
MUSICAL READER:
OR
PRACTICAL LESSONS FOR THE VOICE;

CONSISTING OF PHRASES, SECTIONS, PERIODS, AND ENTIRE MOVEMENTS
OF MELODY IN SCORE.

TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED

THE RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC. 

COMPILED PRINCIPALLY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS;

BY THOMAS HASTINGS.

REVISED AND ENLARGED.

Filed 8. June 1819

Utica:
PRINTED TYPOGRAPHICALLY BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
No. 60, Genesee-Street.
1819.

T. HastingsNorthern District of New-York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the eighth day of June, in the forty-third year of the Independence 
of the United States of America, A. D. 1819, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the said district, 
hath deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, in the 
words following, to wit:
"The Musical Reader : or Practical Lessons for the Voice; consisting of phrases, sections, periods 
and entire movements of melody in score. To which are prefixed the Rudiments of Music, Compiled 
principally for the use of schools; by THOMAS HASTINGS. Revised and enlarged."

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement 
of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors 
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned." And also to the Act entitled, "An act 
supplementary to an act, entitled, 'An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of 
maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned, 
and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving and etching historical 
and other prints.' "
RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.

[*LC*]A
JOURNAL
OF THE
EXTERNAL EVIDENCES,
OF THE
LORD'S GRACIOUS DEALINGS
WITH
DOCT. WILLIAM GARDINER,
For his Redemption and Salvation.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY SUSANNAH GARDINER
SIMON PROBASCO, PRINTER,

1819.No 1078
Title Page of "A Journal of the external 
Evidences &c.

Deposited 23d April 1819
by
Susannah Gardiner
as Proprietor

23 Apl 19: Susannah Gardiner - 
as Propr

History
of the
United States,
from their
First Settlement as Colonies,
to the
Peace of Ghent:
comprising,
Every Important Political Event;
with
A Progressive View
of the Aborigines; population, religion, agriculture, and commerce; of the arts, sciences, and literature; occasional biographies of the most remarkable colonists, writers and philosophers, warriors and statesmen;
and
A Copious Alphabetical Index.
------------
By William Grimshaw,
Author of a History of England.
------------
Philadelphia:
Published by Benjamin Warner,
No. 171, Market Street.
Lydia R. Bailey, Printer.
1820.Deposited 20th Decemr 1819
by
WIliam Grimshaw as
Author

Wm Grimshaw as
Author                          Deposited 20th Decemr 1819
by
William Grimshaw asNo 1129
Title Page of "History of
the United States"
Deposited 20th Decr 1819
by
William Grimshaw 
as Author

LCHistory
of
England,
from the
First Invasion by Julius Caesar,
to the
Peace of Ghent;
comprising
Every Political Event Worthy of Remembrance
A Progressive View
of religion, language, and manners; of men eminent for their virtue or their learning; their patriotism; eloquence, or philosophical research; of the introduction of manufactures, and of colonial establishments.
with
An Interrogative Index,
for
The Use of Schools.
-------------
By William Grimshaw,
Author of the Improved History of Rome.
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Philadelphia:
Published by Benjamin Warner,
No. 171, Market Street.
Lydia R. Bailey, Printer.
1819.No. 1055
Title Page of "History of 
England &c" -

Deposited 13. Feb 1889 by
Benjamin Warner
Proprietor -Free Remarks
of
The Spirit of the Federal Constitution, the Practice of the Federal Government,
and the
Obligations of the Union,
respecting
the Exclusion of Slavery
from the
Territories and New States.
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"If it was possible for men who exercise their reason to believe, that the Divine Author of our existence intended a part of the human race to hold an absolute property in, and an unbounded power over others, marked out by his infinite goodness and wisdom as the objects of a legal dominion, never rightfully resistible, however severe and oppressive, the inhabitants of these Colonies might at least require from the Parliament of Great Britain some evidence that this dreadful authority over them has been granted to that body."  Declaration of the United Colonies (July 6, 1775).
------------
By a Philadelphian
------------
Philadelphia:
Published by A. Finley, N. E. Corner of Chesnut and Fourth Streets.
Wm. Fry, Printer.
1819.No 1128
Title Page of "Free Remarks &c"
Deposited 18th December 1819
by
Anthony Finley
as Proprietor

LCGlossary
of the
Scottish Words and Phrases
in the third series of
Tales of My Landlord.

Vol. IV.[*No 1106
Title Page of "Glossary of the
Scottish Words" &c
Deposited 13 Augt 1819
by
Moses Thomas as Proprietor*]

EASTERN DISTRCIT OF PENNSYLVANIA, to wit :
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the thirteenth day of August, in the forty-third 
year of the independence of the United States of America. A. D. 1819, Moses Thomas, 
of the said district, hath deposited in this office the title of a book, the right whereof he 
claims as proprietor, in the words following, to wit :

"Glossary of the Scottish Words and Phrases in the third Series of Tales of My 
Landlord."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act 
for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps charts, and books, 
to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned."--
And also to the Act entitled, "An Act supplementary to an Act entitled, "An Act 
for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, 
to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned," 
and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching 
historical and other prints."

D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

[*LC*]INFANTRY MANŒUVRES,
CONTAINING THE
PRINCIPLES
OF FORMING AND MANŒUVREING A COMPANY
AND REGIMENT, WITH DIRECTIONS
FOR INSPECTION AND REVIEW:
FOR THE USE
OF THE
MILITIA
OF THE
UNITED STATES.

BY J. FELLOWS,
LATE OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

ROCHESTER, N. Y.
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY E. PECK & CO.
1819.J. Fellows

Filed 30 July 1819

[*LC*]AN
ELEGANT ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING,
(28 BY 22 INCHES)
OF THE
DECLARATION
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. 
This Print is embellished with correct
Portraits of the three illustrious characters
who shone most conspicuous at that
memorable epoch. Viz:
WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON, AND ADAMS.
The whole encircled with the
arms of each state, richly decorated
with the Oak leaves and surmounted
with the American Eagle,
Clouds, Rays of Light, Armorial
Trophies, Cornucopias, &c.No 1058
Title Page of "An elegant Ornamental 
Engraving"
Deposited 23d. Feby 1819
by
William Woodruff
as Author

LCWilliam Penn,

and other

Poetic Effusions.

To heaven and thee our thanks we owe,
And should to both be given;
Our blessings from thy virtues flow,
Thy virtues flowed from heaven:
And he who dwells, by nature rude,
Far from his fellow-men,
Shall lift his eyes with gratitude,
And bless the name of Penn.

Philadelphia:
Printed by G. Goodman, for the Author.
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1819.[*LC*]No 1085
Title Page of "William Penn 
and other Poetic Effusions"
Deposited 19th May 1819
by
George Goodman 
as Proprietor

THE
COMPLETE
BEE MANAGER, 
OR,
USEFULL INSTRUCTIONS 
IN THE 
MANAGEMENT OF BEES. 

Taken from the writings of CHRIST, COLUMELLA, WHITE, and M. HARASTI.


BY J. S. WIESTLING. 

HARRISBURG, (Penna.) 
PRINTED BY J. S. WIESTLING,
1819.

Deposited 10 May 1819 by
 J S Wiestling as author -No. 1080
Title Page of "The complete Bee Manager &c"

Deposited 16 May 1819 by
James S. Westerly as Author.An Appeal
from the
Judgments of Great Britain
respecting the
United States of America.
Part First,
containing
an Historical Outline
of their
Merits and Wrongs as Colonies;
and
strictures upon the calumnies of the British writers.
by Robert Walsh, Jr.

Quod quisque fecit, patitur: autorem scelus
Repetit, suoque premitur exemplo nocens.
Senec.
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Philadelphia:
Published by Mitchell, Ames, and White.
William Brown, Printer.
1819.No 1110
Title Page of "An Appeal &c"
Deposited 23 Sept 1819
by
Mitchell Ames & White
 as Proprietors

LCTHE WORKS 
OF THE 
BRITISH POETS.
WITH
LIVES OF THE AUTHORS,
BY 
ROBERT WALSH, JR.

VOL. XIX.
SAVAGE AND DYER,

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY MITCHELL, AMES, AND WHITE.
William Brown, Printer.
1819.No 1120
Title Page of "The Works of the
British Poets"
Deposited [by] 9 Nov. 1819
by
Mitchell, Ames & White
as Proprietors

LCA VIEW 
OF THE
CONFLAGRATION
OF THE
MASONIC HALL,
CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
As that awful event occured on the night
of Tuesday the 9th of March, 1819.



[?] the office of the Clerk of
[?] States in and for the
[?]itle of a print not yet

[?]of the Masonic Hall
Chesnut Street Philadelphia  [?]  as that awful event occurd
on the night of Tuesday the 9th of March 1819."

For which print he claims a copy right agreeably
to law -

Samuel S West

Philadephia
March 25, 1819

The
the Distri[?]
DistrictThe subscriber deposits in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of the United States in and for the
District of Pennsylvania the title of a print not yet
published, calld -

"A view of the conflagration of the Masonic Hall
Chesnut Street Philadelphia,  as that awful event occurd
on the night of Tuesday the 9th of March 1819."

For which print he claims a copy right agreeably
to law -

Samuel S West

Philadelphia
March 25, 1819No 1065

Title Page of "A View of the
Conflagration of the Masonic
Hall" &c - 

Deposited 25 Mch 1819 by
Samuel S West as Propr.THE
MORAL INSTRUCTOR,
AND
GUIDE TO VIRTUE AND 
HAPPINESS:
IN FIVE PARTS.

PART I. Essays on the general diffusion of Knowledge and 
Moral Improvement.
PART II. Lives and Moral Precepts of the most eminent 
ancient Philosophers of China, Greece and Rome.
PART III. A System of Morality, founded on the Law of 
Nature.
PART IV. Summary of Moral Principles, from the Works 
of eminent German and English Philosophers.
PART V. Miscellaneous Articles, concerning erroneous National, 
Moral and Political Customs ; on the prospect 
of meliorating the condition of the human race, by universal 
Education, &c. 

WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING A CONSTITUTION, AND FORM OF SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE INSTITUTION OF FREE PUBLIC
LIBRARIES. &C.

DESIGNED TO BE A WELCOME GUEST IN DOMESTIC CIRCLES 
AND SEMINARIES OF EDUCATION.
By JESSE TORREY, JUN. Physician.

"Vice shrinks from Instruction like Ghost from the light."Jesse Torrey

Filed March 10. 1819

[*LC*]THE ACCOUNTANT'S ASSISTANT,
OR,
Complete Interest Table.
By which may be found, the Interest, both simple and compound, ready calculated, on
any sum, from one Cent to Eighty Thousand Dollars, or any length of time, from
one day to sixteen years.
BY ALMON TICKNOR.No 1113
Title Page of "The Accountant's 
Assistant"

Deposited 5 Oct 1819
by
Almon Ticknor
as AuthorTRAVELS 
THROUGH
THE WESTERN COUNTRY,
IN
THE SUMMER OF 1816.
INCLUDING
NOTICES 
OF THE
Natural History, Antiquities, Topography, Agriculture
Commerce and Manufactures.

WITH A MAP OF THE WABASH COUNTRY, NOW SETTLING.

BY DAVID THOMAS.D. Thomas

Filed February 4. 1819 TRAVELS 
THROUGH
THE WESTERN COUNTRY
IN
THE SUMMER OF 1816.
INCLUDING
NOTICES 
OF THE
NATURAL HISTORY,       ANTIQUITIES, 
TOPOGRAPHY,            AGRICULTURE,
COMMERCE      AND     MANUFACTURES:

WITH A MAP OF THE WABASH COUNTRY,
 NOW SETTLING.

[* Filed 12 June 1819 — *]

BY DAVID THOMAS.[*D. Thomas 1819*]

[*Northern*] DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, SS.

L. S.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the twelfth day of June, 
in the forty third year of the Independence of the 
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A. D. 1819, DAVID 
THOMAS of the said District, hath deposited in this office 
the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as author and 
proprietor, in the words and figures following to wit :

"Travels in the Western Country, in the summer of 1816; including 
notices of the Natural History, Antiquities, Topography, 
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures: with a Map of the 
Wabash country, now settling."       "By DAVID THOMAS."

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, 
entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing 
the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books to the Authors and 
Proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned ;" 
and, also, to the act, entitled, "An act supplementary to an act 
entitled, 'An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing 
the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books to the Authors and Proprietors 
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned,' and 
extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, 
and etching historical and other prints."

RICHARD R. LANSING,
CLERK OF THE NORTHERN 
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

[*LC*]TRANSACTIONS
OF THE
HISTORICAL & LITERARY COMMITTEE
OF THE
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,
HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, FOR PROMOTING
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

VOL. I.

Invenies illie et facta domestica vobis
Sæpè tibi yater est, sæpè legendus avus.—OVID.

PHILADELPHIA:
Printed and Published by Abraham Small,
No. 112, Chesnut Street,
1819.No 1047
Title Page of "Transactions of
the Historical & Literary Committee" &c
Deposited 26 Jany 1819
by
Abraham Small as
ProprietorNEW ENGLAND,
AND OTHER
POEMS.

BY WILLIAM B. TAPPAN.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR BY J. H. CUNNINGHAM,
No. 70, South Third-street.
1819.[*LC*]No 1102
Title Page of "New England."

Deposited 19th July 1819

by
William B. Tappan
as ProprietorTHE
ANNUAL REGISTER
AND
MILITARY ROSTER:
CONTAINING

THE NAMES AND RANK OF THE PRINCIPAL CIVIL OFFICERS OF THE 
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION,
AND OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK SINCE THE
ADOPTION OF ITS CONSTITUTION IN 1777.

ALSO,

THE NAMES AND RANK OF THE DIVISION AND BRIGADE MILITIA
OFFICERS OF THIS STATE NOW IN OFFICE. 

The whole collected

FROM THE MOST AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

BY B. THALHIMER.

[Future Appointments to be continued Annually.]

ALBANY:
PRINTED BY WEBSTERS AND SKINNERS
1819.
B. Thalhimer

Filed Feby. 12. 1819.A
SUMMARY HISTORY
OF 
PERSECUTION,
FROM THE
CRUCIFIXION OF OUR SAVIOUR
TO THE
PRESENT TIME.

CONTAINING
AN ACCOUNT OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF SEVERAL RESPECTIVE
CHURCHES: VIZ.—

THE PAPAL....THE WALDENSEAN....THE
BAPTISTS....THE PROTESTANT....
FRIENDS AND METHODIST.

BY JONAH SPAULDING.

They shall lay their hands on you, and persecute you, delivering you up to the Synagogues, and into prisons, being brought before kings and rulers for my name's sake.
Luke xxi. 12.
Verse 16.

And some of you shall they cause to be put to death.

HALLOWELL:
PRINTED BY S. K. GILMAN.
1819.Clerk of the District Court
Maine
PortlandJonah Spaulding
Augt 25th 1819Hallowell 23 August 1814

Sir, I am requested by the author of the work
the title of which is herewith transmitted to procure
a certificate for the name the. The bearer will pay you the fee.

Respectfully yours 
W. Gilman

Clerk of the District Court of Maine

P.S. Please grant the 
certificate to the AuthorREPORT
OF THE
TRIAL
OF
JACOB COCHRANE,
ON
SUNDRY CHARGES OF ADULTERY,
AND
LEWD AND LASCIVIOUS  CONDUCT.
BEFORE
THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, 

BEGUN AND HOLDEN YORK, WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
YORK, IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
ON THE THIRD TUESDAY OF MAY 1819.

BY GAMALIEL E. SMITH, Esq.

KENNEBUNK,
PRINTED BY JAMES K. REMICH.
1819.James GL. Remick
13th July 1819 -A POEM
ON THE
MINERAL WATERS
OF
BALLSTON & SARATOGA
WITH NOTES
Illustrating the History of
THE SPRINGS
AND ADJACENT COUNTRY.
By REUBEN SEARS. A. M.R. Sears. 


Filed March 12th 1819A NEW AND ORIGINAL 

DRAWING BOOK. 

BY J. SHAW.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY JAMES MAXWELL.
1819.No. 1124
Title Page of "A new and original
Drawing  Book" -

Deposited 29th Nov: 1819. by

Joshua Shaw, as Author -THE
WORKS
OF THE
BRITISH POETS;
WITH
LIVES OF THE AUTHORS,
BY
EZEKIEL SANFORD.

VOL VIII.
MILTON.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY MITCHELL, AMES, AND WHITE.
William Brown, Printer.
1819.No 1062.
Title Page of "The Works of the British Poets"—Deposited 16 Mch. 1819
by
Ezekiel Sanford
as ProprietorTHE
GENTLEMAN'S
ANNUAL
POCKET REMEMBRANCER,
FOR
THE YEAR 1819.

CONTAINING
An Almanac—Ruled pages for Memorandums, &c.—
Duties payable on Goods, Wares, and Merchandise.—
Officers of Customs, Naval Officers, and Public Appraisers.
—Information concerning Patents.—Post Office 
Establishment.—Official Army List.—A correct Register 
of the Vessels and Officers of the Navy.—Marine 
Corps.—Government of the United States, executive, 
legislative, and judiciary.—Territorial Governments.—
Intercourse with Foreign Nations.—List of the Directors 
and Cashiers of the Bank of the United States.

TO BE CONTINUED ANNUALLY.

PUBLISHED BY
A. SMALL, NO. 112, CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
[Two doors below the Post Office.]
WHERE IS ALSO PUBLISHED,
The American Lady's Pocket Book.[*LC*]No 1015
Title Page of "The Gentlemans
annual Pocket Remembrancer"
Deposited 17 Oct 1818
by
Abraham Small as ProprietorTHE
PRACTICAL
HORSE FARRIER;
OR,
The Traveller's Pocket Companion.
SHEWING
THE BEST METHOD TO PRESERVE THE HORSE
IN HEALTH;
AND, LIKEWISE,
THE CURE OF THE MOST PROMINENT DISEASES
TO WHICH THIS NOBLE ANIMAL SUBJECT,
IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THE WHOLE BEING THE RESULT OF NEARLY FORTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE, WITH AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE.

To assist great Nature in her wond'rous plan,
Should be the study and pursuit of man.

BY WILLIAM CARVER, FARRIER;
OF NEW-YORK.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY M'CARTY AND DAVIS.
South East corner of Race and Ninth streets.

1819.

Pl??se send an almanack with each Book under[*LC*][*Pl??se send an Almanack with each Book under*]No 1038.
Title Page of "The practical
Horse Farrier &c. &c."
Deposited 11. Dec. 1818. by
McCarty & Davis as
Proprietors-

LCRAND'S SYSTEM
OF 
Penmanship
WITH INSTRUCTIONS &C.


Published by the Author, PHILADELPHIA the 20th of July 1819.
Joseph Perkins Scrt. & Scut.

Roman Text
the six Principles.        
l o ? ? ? ?,
The Irregular Letters.
x f s z.

Class First               
b t d i a e c,
Class Second.
m r n,
Class Third.
p h q kg y.

Nos 1 & 2.
altitude, didactic.
Nos 1,2,3 & 4.
manner, romance.No 1099
Title Page of "Rand's System
of Penmanship"
Deposited 28 June 1819
by
Benjamin H. Rand
as AuthorCONSIDERATIONS
AGAINST CONTINUING
THE GREAT CANAL
WEST OF THE SENECA:
ADDRESSED TO
THE MEMBERS-ELECT
OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.

BY PETER PLOUGHSHARE.

"FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS."

UTICA, (N. Y.)
PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
NO. 60, GENESEE STREET.
1819.Peter Ploughshare

Filed 21. Augt. 1819-

[*LC*]A PRINT,
FROM AN
ORIGINAL PORTRAIT
OF THE
Rev. JOSEPH PILMORE, D. D.

Painted by Mr. JOHN NEAGLE.

Deposited 24 Mch '19
by Joh Neagle as
Propr.No 1064
Title Page of "A Print of the
Revd Joseph Pilmore D. D"

Deposited 24. Mch '19 by John
Neagle, as Propr.THE
DEBATES,
RESOLUTIONS, AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS,
OF THE
CONVENTION OF DELEGATES,
ASSEMBLED AT PORTLAND ON THE 11TH, AND CONTINUED UNTIL
THE 29TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1819, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
FORMING A CONSTITUTION FOR THE
STATE OF MAINE.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED
THE CONSTITUTION.
TAKEN IN CONVENTION.

BY JEREMIAH PERLEY,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

PORTLAND:
A. SHIRLEY, PRINTER.

1820.

Jeremiah Perley
Novr 25t 1819.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.
Be it remembered that on this twenty fifth day of November, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen
and the forty fourth year of the Independence of the United States
of America, Jeremiah Perley, of the District of Maine, has deposited
in this office the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as
Proprietor in the words following : viz.

" The Debates, Resolutions, and other proceedings of the Convention
of Delegates, assembled at Portland on the 11th and continued
until the 29th day of October, 1819, for the purpose of forming a
constitution for the STATE OF MAINE. To which is prefixed the
Constitution. Taken in Convention, by Jeremiah Perley, Counsellor
at Law. Portland : Printed by A. Shirley. 1820."

In conformity to the Act of Congress of the United States, entitled,
"An Act for the eucouragement of Learning, by securing the
copies of maps, charts and books to the authors and proprietors of
such copies, during the times therein mentioned." And also to an act
entitled, "An Act supplementary to an act entitled an Act for the
encouragement of Learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts
and books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the
times therein mentioned; and extending the benefits thereof to the
arts of designing, engraving and etching historical and other prints."
JOHN MUSSEY, Jr. Clerk of the District
Court, Maine.

A true copy as of record,
Attest, J. MUSSEY, Jr. Clerk D. C. M.A NEW AND EASY
INTRODUCTION
TO THE
Art of Penmanship,
ON AN IMPROVED PLAN
OF
Distance and Proportion,
MADE EASY AND ATTAINABLE TO THE CAPACITITES OF
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
In a much less time than any other in present use.
WITH ENGRAVINGS.
CONTAINING
DIALOGUES OF THE ALPHABETS DISSECTED, GIVING THE
HEIGHTH, WIDTH, DISTANCE AND PROPORTION OF
EVERY LETTER: SELECTED FROM THE BEST
AUTHORS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.

"Before any thing is effected, we think it impossible; but when it is done
"we stare—and wonder—why it was not done before. The mind then receives
"it with a degree of affinity, as if we had known it before."  Bacon.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL PARMELE & CO.
1819.[* drawing of horses, eagle, and a shield, with ribbon "VIRTUE LIBERTY AND INDEPENDENCE" *]

District of Pennsylvania, ss.
Be it remembered, That on the tenth day of June, in the forty third year of the independence of the United States of America, A.D. 1819, Samuel Parmele & Co. of the said district, have deposited in this office the title of a Book, the right whereof they claim as proprietors, in the words following, to wit: "A new and easy Introduction to the Art of Penmanship, on an improved plan of distance and proportion, made easy and attainable to the capacities of youth of both sexes, in a much less time than any other in present use.  With engravings, containing dialogues of the alphabets dissected, giving the heighth, width, distance and proportion of every Letter; selected from the best authors in Europe and America.

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, entituled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned; and also to the act entitled "An act, supplemental to an act, entitled an act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints:
D. Caldwell,
Clerk of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

[* The following is handwritten *]
No. 1093.
Title Page of "A new & easy Introduction
to the Art of Penmanship &c &c" - Deposited 10th June 1819. by Samuel Parmele H[?]. as Propr.A
NEW EDITION
OF THE
ABRIDGMENT
OF
MURRAY'S
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
WITH
ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS.
TOGETHER WITH
AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
EXERCISES IN PARSING, IN SYNTAX, AND
IN PUNCTUATION.

ALBANY:
PRINTED BY WEBSTERS AND SKINNERS,
At their Bookstore, corner of State and Pearl Streets.

1819.Grammer

Filed Nov. 1. 1819

[*LC*]

THE
RISE OF GRACE IN THE SOUL
TO
THE FREE GRACE OF GOD,
AND TO
RELIGION,
WITH THE
PURE PRINCIPLES OF FAITH;
AND
TO VIEW WITH WISDOM THE BENEFITS OF THE SOUL
Suited to all Believers in Jesus Christ.
TOGETHER WITH
ADVICE TO THE YOUNG AND THE AGED,
Setting forth the Dangers of Delay, the Sting of Pride and
disobedience;
AND TO
THE UNBELIEVER AND CONDEMNED SINNER,
Against evil practices of the world; in order to prepare for the
Baptism of Jesus Christ.

By JOHN H. MURPHY.

PHILADELPHIA,
DENNIS HEARTT, Printer.
1819.
No1094
Title Page of the Rise of
Grace in the Home to the pre
Grace of God
Deposited 18 June 1819 by
Wm H Murphy as AuthorMEDICAL
CHEMISTRY;
OR, A
COMPENDIOUS VIEW
OF THE
VARIOUS SUBSTANCES
EMPLOYED IN THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
THAT DEPEND ON CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES
FOR THEIR FORMATION;
DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF MEDICAL
STUDENTS.

TO WHICH IS APPENDED
A DISCOURSE
ON THE
MEDICAL CHARACTER.

BY THOMAS D. MITCHELL, M.D.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

1819.To
The Students of Medicine,
In the United States of America,
This little Volume
Is respectfully dedicated,
BY THE AUTHOR.

COPY-RIGHT SECURED.To
The Students of Medicine,
In the United States of America,
This little Volume
Is respectfully dedicated,
BY THE AUTHOR.No1118
Title Page of "Medical Chemistry"
Deposited 3rd Nov. 1819
by
Thomas D. Mitchell M.D
AuthorTHE
TREASURE OF HEALTH, 
OR A
WONDERFUL COLLECTION
OF THE
MOST VALUABLE
SECRETS IN MEDICINE,

For the cure of all Diseases, Wounds, and other Accidents to
which the Human Body is subject, with the Method of 
Preparing, and Instructions for Using, the
necessary Remedies.

ALSO,

The best Preservatives
Against the Plague, Pestilential Fevers, Small Pox,
and other kinds of Contagious Diseases.

Discovered, after much research and experience, by the most
skilful physicians in Europe, and employed with the
greatest success, and unknown till the present
time in the United States.

Carefully collected by a Benevolent Society in Europe.
Faithfull translated from the French and other foreign lan-
guages, and published for the benefit of humanity,
BY LEWIS MERLIN

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY,
1819.No1052
Title Page of "The Treasure of
Health"-
Deposited 6 Feby 1819
by
Lewis Herlin as
ProprietorINFORMATION AND ADVICE
TO
EMIGRANTS
TO THE
UNITED STATES;
AND FROM THE 
EASTERN TO THE WESTERN STATES:
ILLUSTRATED BY
A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND
A CHART OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
BY JOHN MELISH
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR AN PUBLISHED BY JOHN MELISH;
NO. 121, CHESNUT STREET.
1819.Deposited 19 June 1819

[*LC*]N1097
Title Page of "Information of
Advice to Emigrants"
deposited 19 June 1819
by
John Melish as AuthorDie
Elemente
der
Deurtchen Sprache,
Bon E.L. Balz,
Eban. Euth. Prediger; und Oberlehrer an der Frantifchen Utademie
in Philadelphia.
Frite Ubtheilung:
Enthaltend
Ein Neues
U B C Buch
in Deuticher und Englitcher Sprache,
fur
Deutiche Schulen.
Philadelphia
Gebrudert ben Simon Probasco.
1819.THE 
ELEMENTS
OF THE
GERMAN LANGUAGE,
BY E.L. WALZ,
PREACHER OF THE GOSPEL; AND PRINCIPAL TEACHER OF THE
FRANKEAN ACADEMY IN PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST DIVISION,
CONTAINING:
A NEW SPELLING BOOK
IN
GERMAN AND ENGLISH,
FOR THE USE OF GERMAN SCHOOLS.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY SIMON PROBASCO
1819.No 1071
Title Page of "The Elements of the
German Language"
Deposited 12th April 1819
by
E.L. Walz as Author[*LC*]Rerzer Begriff
der
Biblischen Geschichte.

Ein Schulbuch fur die Americanische Jugend und
zum Gebrauch fur Jedermann.

Die Geschichte leitet auf eine Gefondere Beife zu der
Bereheung Bottes an, und zu ber liebe, mit welcher wir
gegen ihu erfaut sen sollten.  Zie ist insonderheit die
zehrmeisterin der Jugend und der Ungelehrten
Chroah.

Easton, Penns. gedrudt ben Christ. S. Sutter und Sohn.
1819.

No1101
Title Page of a German Book
Deposited 3 July 1819
by
Christiano J. Walter + Son
as ProprietorsALTORF,
A TRAGEDY.

BY FRANCES WRIGHT.

FIRST REPRESENTED IN THE THEATRE OF NEW-
YORK, FEB. 19, 1819.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. CAREY & SON, NO. 126, CHESNUT
STREET.
1819.No1086
Title Page of "Altorf, a Tragedy"
Deposited 20 May 1819
by
Mathew Carey & Son
as ProprietorsTHE
YOUNG CHILD's
PRIMER:
OR
INTRODUCTORY
SPELLING-BOOK.Filed March 12. 1819

[*LC*]THE
YOUNG CHRISTIANS' GUIDE;

CONTAINING
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS,
WITH
SCRIPTURAL ANSWERS;

DESIGNED TO
ESTABLISH THEIR FAITH, REGULATE THEIR AFFECTIONS,
AND GOVERN THEIR CONDUCT.

From a child thou hast known the Holy Scriptures, which
are able to make thee wise unto salvation, through faith which
is in Christ Jesus.—PAUL TO TIMOTHY.

UTICA:
PRINTED & PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
NO. 60, GENESEE STREET,
1819.[*W. Williams
1819*]

Northern District of New-York, ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED  That on the sixteenth [fifteenth] day of April, in
the forty third [fourth] year of the Independence of the United States of America,
William Williams of the said district, has deposited in this office,
the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the
words following to wit:
"The Young Christians' Guide; containing Important Questions,
with Scriptural Answers:  designed to establish their faith, regulate their
affections, and govern their conduct.  From a child thou hast known the
Holy Scriptures, which are able to make thee wise unto salvation,
through faith which is in Christ Jesus.  Paul to Timothy."

In conformity to the act of the congress of the United States, entitled
"An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of
maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies during
the time therein mentioned;" and also to an act entitled "An act
supplementary to an act entitled an act for the encouragement of learning,
by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and
proprietors of such copies during the time therein mentioned and extending
the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving and etching
historical and other prints."
RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.
[*Filed 16. Apl. 1819*]
[*LC*]
Handbuch
für Deutsche:
Enthaltend 
Formen zu Handschriften,
welche

den deurtschen Bürgern der Vereiningten Staaten
nüzlich und dienlich seyn k[?]nnen, als:
Allerley Noten,                                Vollmachten,
Obligationen oder Bande,             Lezte Willen oder Testamente,
Ueberschriebungen von Noten    Bedingungen von Versteigenreungen,
   und Banden,
Quittunen oder REseten,               Verkaufschein,
Allerley Uebereinkünste oder        Anveisungen oder Orders,
    Verträge,                                        Briege,

Und vielerley Anmerkungen über Verordnungen
der Geseze über obige und andere Gegenstände,
als :

Intressen,                                      Executoren und 
Rent oder Meithe,                        Administratoren, [?]. [?].

Allerley Formen in der englischen Sprache.

Reading, 
Gedruckt und zu haben bey Juhann Ritter und Comp.
1819.No 1104
Title Page of A German Book
Deposited 30 July 1819
by
John Kitler & Co
as ProprietorsTHE 
COLUMBIAN
PLUTARCH;
OR,
AN EXEMPLIFICATION
OF SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED
AMERICAN CHARACTERS.

BY THOMAS WOODWARD.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
By Clark & Raser.
1819.No 1122
Title Page of "The Columbian
Plutarch" - Deposited 20 Nov. 1819
by
Thomas Woodward
as ProprietorMISSISSIPPIAN SCENERY;
A POEM,
DESCRIPTIVE OF THE INTERIOR
OF
North America.
BY CHARLES MEAD.
With contemplative solitude imprest,
I sing the shady regions of the west.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY S. POTTER AND CO. NO 55, CHESNUT STREET.
W. Fry, Printer.
1819.[*LC*]No. 1066
Title Page of "Mississippian
Scenery of-
Deposited 29. Mch 1819 by
Charles Mead as AuthorTHE
MYTHOLOGY
OF THE
GREEKS AND ROMANS;
ILLUSTRATED BY
Analytical Tables, a Genealogical Chart,
AND
THIRTY PLATES,
REPRESENTING ABOUT TWO HUNDRED FIGURES.

COMPILED BY
ROBERT MAYO, M. D,
AUTHOR OF AN "EPITOME OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY", AND "A RHYMING
SPELLING BOOK, FOR THE NURSERY AND THE SCHOOL."

Philadelphia:
PRINTED FOR GEORGE MAYO, AND CO.

1819.No 1100
Title Page of "The Mythology"
Deposited 2d July 1819
by
Robert Mayo MD
as AuthorKEY
TO
THE FIRST CHART
OF THE
[*check mark*]
MASONIC MIRROR;
BEING
A COMPLETE POCKET COMPANION
FOR THE USE OF
THE FRATERNITY
OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS,
ON THE FIRST SEVEN DEGREES.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY H. PARMELE.
J. MAXWELL, PRINTER.
[*check mark*] 1819.18 Augt 19

LCNo 1107
Title Page of "Key to the first
church of the Masonic Manor"
Deposited 18th Augt. 1819
by
Henry Paronele as AuthorA
SPELLING BOOK
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE;
OR THE
AMERICAN TUTOR'S ASSISTANT.

INTENDED PARTICULARLY FOR THE USE OF
"COMMON SCHOOLS."
THE PRONUNCIATION BEING ADAPTED TO THE MUCH
APPROVED PRINCIPLES OF J. WALKER.

BY ELIHU F. MARSHALL.E. F. Marshall

Feb 3d. Decr. 1819

LCWEBSTER IMPROVED:
BEING A
SPELLING BOOK
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE;
OR THE
AMERICAN TUTOR'S ASSISTANT.

INTENDED PARTICULARLY FOR THE USE OF
"COMMON SCHOOLS."
THE PRONUNCIATION BEING ADAPTED TO THE MUCH
APPROVED PRINCIPLES OF J. WALKER.

BY ELIHU F. MARSHALL.LC              E.F. Marshall

Filed 12th November. 1819-THE 
AMERICAN GARDENER'S 
CALENDAR;
ADAPTED
TO THE CLIMATES AND SEASONS 
OF THE 
United States.
CONTAINING
A COMPLETE ACCOUNT OF ALL THE WORK NECESSARY TO BE DONE 
IN THE
KITCHEN-GARDEN,
FRUIT-GARDEN,
ORCHARD,
VINEYARD,
NURSERY,
PLEASURE-GROUND,
FLOWER-GARDEN,
GREEN-HOUSE,
HOT-HOUSE, AND
PORCING FRAMES,
FOR EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR;
WITH AMPLE PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS
FOR PERFORMING THE SAME.
ALSO,
General as well as minute instructions, for laying out, or erecting, each and every of
the above departments, according to modern taste and the most approved
plans, the ORNAMENTAL PLANTING OF PLEASURE-GROUNDS, in the
ancient and modern stile; the cultivation of THORN-QUICKS
and other plants suitable for LIVE HEDGES, with the
best methods of making them, &c.
To which are annexed,
CATALOGUES OF KITCHEN-GARDEN PLANTS AND HERBS; AROMATIC, POT, AND
SWEET HERBS; MEDICINAL PLANTS; AND THE MOST IMPORTANT
GRASSES, &c. USED IN RURAL ECONOMY, WITH THE SOIL
BEST ADAPTED TO THEIR CULTIVATION;
TOGETHER WITH
A COPIOUS INDEX TO THE BODY OF THE WORK.
BY BERNARD M'MAHON.
SECOND EDITION, IMPROVED.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY T.P. M'MAHON, No. 13, SOUTH SECOND STREET
WILLIAM FRY, PRINTER.
1819.No 1043
Title Page of The American 
Gardener's Calendar"
Deposited 5th Jany 1819
by
Thomas L. McMahon
as Proprietor

LCD. Caldwele Esq Clerk 
Sir, Joseph McCoy of the District of
Pennsylvania desires to Deposit in your
Office the accompanying title of a
Book, claiming the copy right thereof
as Author.
The Bearer will pay the dues of Office.
Wilkes-Barre, Fenway
April 17, 1819-
Jos. McCoy

THE 
FRONTIER MAID;
OR,
A TALE OF WYOMING:
A POEM,
IN FIVE CANTOS.D. CAldwele Eq, Clerk
Sir, Joseph McCoy of the District of 
Pennsylvania desires to Deposit in your
Office the accompanying title of a
Book, claiming the copy right therof
as Author.
The Bearer will pay the dues of Office
Wilkes-Barre,
April 17, 18

COPYRIGHT SECURED.No 1076
Title Page of "The Frontier Maid"
Deposited 20th April 1819
by
Joseph McCoy as Author

Deposited on 20th April 1819 by
Joseph McCoy as author —

HINTS
TO
EMIGRANTS,
OR A
COMPARATIVE ESTIMATE:
OF THE
Advantages of Pennsylvania,
AND OF THE
WESTERN TERRITORY, &c.

BY
JOHN LORAIN,
Of Philipsburg, Centre Country, Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY LITTELL & HENRY.
A. Waldie, Printer.
1819.[*LC*]No. 112[6]7
Title Page of "Hints to Emigrants or a 
Comparative Estimate of the Advantages
of Pennsylvania."
Deposited 7 Decr. 1819.
by
John Lorain as
Author

LCDistrict of Maine, to wit
Be it remembered, that on the 2. day of July
A.D. 1819, & in the 43, year of the Independence of
the U.S. of America. David Starret of the District
hath deposited in this Office the title of a book, the
right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words
following, viz.
( See the other side )Title of a Book
Life of Miss Waite-
David Garret proprietor
deposited July 2, 1819
Last given same day
Paid
Recorded - Copyright Records
page 30.

"Life and Writings
of 
MISS ELIZA WAITE
who died at Freeport, Me.
Jan. 13, 1819,
in the 20th year of her age.
To which is subjoined
a LETTER,
written by Mr. Jet ME YOUNG
of
EDINBURGH,
to his wife, in the year 1097"
IN corporation to an act of the Congress[*check mark*]
LIFE
AND
DYING CONFESSION
OF
JOHN VAN ALSTINE,
EXECUTED MARCH 19, 1819,
FOR THE
MURDER
OF
WILLIAM HUDDLESTON, ESQ.
DEPUTY SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF SCHOHARIE.

[*image*]

WITH A FULL ACCOUNT OF HIS
TRIAL,
BEFORE THE HONORABLE AMBROSE SPENCER,
In Schoharie, Feb. 17, 1819.
TOGETHER WITH MR. HAMILTON'S SPEECH, AND CHIEF JUSTICE
SPENCER'S SENTENCE.

SCHOHARIE:
Printed at the office of the Observer

1819.Murder

Filed March 18. 1819

[*LC*]TO MY SUBSCRIBERS.
A list of my subscribers had been prepared for publication,
in which they were alphabetically arranged, under the heads
of their respective situations, professions, and occupations;
but having been mislaid, a few days since, and cannot now 
be found; the work being in every other respect compleated
I have deemed it expedient to proceed to the publication 
without further delay, premising this single remark, that the
subscription had been accumulating for a series of years,
and contained the names of General washington, Mr. Jefferson,
Mr. Madison, Mr. Monroe, of most of the Vice President,
many heads of the executive department, and a long
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since the adoption of the present constitution of the United
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and other members of the bar--Numerous physicians, and
almost all the Right rev. and rev. ministers of the gospel--
The leteratii, principal merchants, manufacturers, traders,
store-keepers, mechanics, &c. in this city.
And many of the most distinguished characters, from variour
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when I advertised the work was putting to press.
A second edition will soon be issued, and another list of
subscribers names, may against that time be made out and
then published.

LLOYD's
STENOGRAPHY,
Publicly practised by him for nearly half a century,
WITH HIS LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
PATENTED.
Published now for the first time, by himself 
tion of those of both sexes who are desirous of acquiring
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down their own thoughts, or the sentiments of others, in
as little time and room as possible.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THOMAS LLOYD
No. 48 North Eighth Street
1819No. 1003.
Title Page of "Lloyd's stenography
Deposited 22nd Mch 1819.
by
Thomas Lloyd as Author[*3.50*]

LETTERS
FROM
THE BRITISH SETTLEMENT[,] ?
IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED,
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND
OF PENNSYLVANIA; AND EXTRACTS FROM THE
LAWS RESPECTING ALIENS AND NATURALIZED
CITIZENS.

BY C. B. JOHNSON, M. D.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY H. HALL;
209, Chesnut street,
AND IN LONDON, BY JOHN MILLER.

1819.

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[*3.50*]No 1056
Title Page of "Letters from the British
Gentleman in Pennsylvania
Deposited 19 Feby 1819
by
Harrison Hall as
Proprietor

LCTHE
INSTRUMENTAL DIRECTOR:
CONTAINING
RULES FOR ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN COMMON USE,
LAID DOWN IN A PLAIN AND CONCISE MANNER.

TO WHICH IS ADDED
A VARIETY OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSICK
OF THE RICHEST AND MOST POPULAR KIND EXTANT;
A PART OF WHICH WAS NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY.

HALLOWELL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY E. GOODALE.

1819.

1 00District of Maine, towit:
District Clerk's Office

Be it remembered, that on the seventh day of October A.D. 1819, & in the 44 year of the
Independence of the U.S. of America, Ezekiel Goodale of said District, has deposited in this Office
the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following viz.
(See the within)
In conformity &c.

Title of a Book
Instrumental Instructor
Ezekiel Goodale Prop'r
Deposited Oct. 7, 1819
Dr.

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THE
FARMER AND MECHANIC'S
POCKET ASSISTANT.
IN TWO PARTS.

PART I....CONTAINING,
The most useful & necessary forms of writing,
which commonly occur between man and man,
with practical remarks....Instructions to Jurymen,
compiled and altered from an excellent
work on the duty of Jurymen by a Learned
Lawyer.

PART II....CONTAINING,
TABLES of simple interest at 6 & 7 per cent.
per anum--Table shewing the value of Dollars
in Pounds Schillings and Pence--Table
reducing Schillings and Pence to Dollars and
Cents.

SECOND EDITION.
Revised & corrected, with many additions, by an
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
GEORGE W. DESHLER,
at the Office of the
SPIRIT OF PENNSYLVANIA, NORTHAMPTON ST.
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To —
Cle? *]No. 1087
Title Page of The Farmers Guide
Mechanics Packet assistant"
Deposited 22 May 1819 by
George W Dodson as ProprietorTHE
QUARTERLY
THEOLOGICAL REVIEW.
CONDUCTED BY
[*check mark*]
THE REV. EZRA STILES ELY, D. D.
OF THE CITY OF PHULADELPHIA.

"Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God; he that 
abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son."

VOL. II.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR, NO. 200, SPRUCE STREET.

Adam Waldie, Printer.

1819.No 1081
Title Page of "The Quarterly Theological
Reviews" -
Deposited 12th May 1819
by
The Reverend Ezra Stiles Esq L.L.
as AuthorCONVERSATIONS
OF THE 
SCIENCE
OF THE
HUMAN MIND.
BY EZRA ST[Y]ILES ELY D. D.             I/
Pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church in the City of Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM FRY, FOR THE AUTHOR
1819.No 1075
Title Page of "Conversations on the Science
of the human Mind" &c
Deposited 19 April 1819
by 
Ezra Stiles Ely, D.D.
as Author.

Deposited on the 19 April 1819, by
Ezra Stiles Ely D. D. as author -
LCTHE
DISCIPLINE
OF THE
United Freewill Baptist Church,
TOGETHER WITH
HYMNS
AND
SPIRITUAL SONGS,
FOR THE USE OF ITS MEMBERS.

BY JOHN ELLIOTT AND SAMUEL STEVENS,
Elders and Preachers of the Connexion.

THE FIRST EDITION.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY D. HEARTT.
1819.
No 1051
Title Page of "The Discipline"
&c   Deposited 3d Feby 1819
by
John Elliott & Samuel Stevens
as Proprietors

LC[THE]
ECLECTIC REPERTORY
AND
ANALYTICAL REVIEW,
Medical and Philosophical.
EDITED BY A SOCIETY OF PHYSICIANS.

....Apis matinæ
More modoque,—HOR.
Nullis unius disciplinæ legibus adstrieti, quibus in philosoohià
necessariò paremus, quid sit in quaque re maxime
probabile semper requiremus.—CIC.

VOL. IX.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THOMAS DOBSON AND SON,
AT THE STONE HOUSE, NO. 41, SOUTH SECOND STREET.
William Fry, Printer.
1819.
No 1123
Title Page of "The Eclectic Repository"
Deposited 23 Nov 1819
by
Thomas Dobson & Son
as ProprietorsTHE
AMERICAN
MEDICAL RECORDER,
OF
ORIGINAL PAPERS AND INTELLIGENCE,
IN
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

CONDUCTED

BY JOHN EBERLE, M. D.
Member of the American Philosophical Society, and of the Academy of Natural Sciences,
Philadelphia.

Nullius addictus, jurare in verba magistri.—Hon.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, NO. 24, SOUTH EIGHT STREET.
1819.
No 1117
Title Page of "The American
Medical Readers"
Deposited 21 Oct 1819
by
James Webster as Proprietor
James WebsterAN ESSAY
ON
THE MEANS OF LESSENING PAIN,
AND
Facilitating Certain Cases
OF
DIFFICULT PARTURITION.

BY WILLIAM P. DEWEES, M. D.
LECTURER ON MIDWIFERY IN PHILADELPHIA, &c.

——— ut si
Cœcus iter monstrare velit.—HOR.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THOMAS DOBSON AND SON, AT THE STONE
HOUSE, No. 41, SOUTH SECOND STREET.
William Fry, Printer.
1819.No 1053
Title Page of "An Essay on the
Means of Plowing Paris"
Deposited 9 Feb 1819 by
Thomas Dobson + Son, as
Proprietors-A NEW
AND
CONCISE SYSTEM
OF
BOOK-KEEPING
ACCORDING TO THE ITALIAN METHOD
OF
DOUBLE ENTRY.

Adapted to the Commerce of the United States.

BY BENJAMIN DAVIES.
SECOND EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY BENJAMIN JOHNSON,
No. 31, Market Street.

1819.

No 1045
Title Page of "A Needed Concise
Systems of Book-keeping"
Deposited 25 Jany 1819
by
Benj Johnson as
ProprietorTHE
CHRISTIAN'S
VADE-MECUM:

BY HOOPER CUMMING, A. M.
Pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church in the City of Albany.

Επαγωνιζετθαι τη απαξ ϖαξαδοθειση τοις αγιοιϛ
ϖιϛει.
Jude 3.

ALBANY:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY E. AND E. HOSFORD,
NO. 100, STATE-STREET.

1819.Hooper Cumming

Filed 14. July 1819–TRACTS
ON
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
INCLUDING
FARR'S ELEMENTS OF MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE,
DEASE'S REMARKS ON MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE,
MALE'S EPITOME OF JURIDICAL OR FORENSIC MEDICINE, AND
HASLAM'S TREATISE ON INSANITY.
WITH
A PREFACE, NOTES,
AND A DIGEST OF THE LAW RELATING TO
INSANTIY AND NUISANCE.
BY THOMAS COOPER, ESQ. M.D.
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
AND HERETOFORE PRESIDENT JUDGE OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIARY DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TO WHICH IS ADDED
AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
ERSKINE'S SPEECH for James Hadfield, indicted for Shooting at the
King.
AN ABSTRACT Of a Report of the Trial of Abraham Kessler, indicted for 
Poisoning his wife with white arsenic, and laudanum, and a 
MEMOIR on the Chromat of Pot-ash, as a Test for detecting Arsenic,
Copper, and Corrosive Sublimate: by THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
Read before the Am. Ph. Society, Sep. 18, 1818.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER,
NO. 24, SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, CORNER OF LODGE STREET.
THOMAS TOWN, PRINTER.
1819.No. 1090.
Title Page of "Tracts on Medical
Jurisprudence"
Deposited 25 May 1819
by
James Webster as ProprietorTHE OFFICE AND DUTY
OF A
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AND A
GUIDE
TO CLERKS, CONSTABLES, CORONERS, EXECUTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS, SHERIFFS,
TAX-COLLECTORS, AND RECEIVERS,
AND OTHER CIVIL OFFICERS,
ACCORDING TO THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA;
WITH AN
APPENDIX,
CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF THE MOST APPROVED FORMS,
TOGETHER WITH THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE,
AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES, WITH THE AMENDMENTS
TO EACH.

BY AUGUSTIN S. CLAYTON.

MILLEDGEVILLE:
PUBLISHED BY S. GRANTLAND.

1819.No 1112.
Title Page of "The Office & Duty
of a Justice of the Peace"
Deposited 28th Sept. 1819
by
Mathew Carey & Son
as ProprietorsCOMPENDIUM
of the
PRACTICE OF PHYSIC;
Pointing out
THE SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, DIAGNOSES, PROGNOSES, AND
METHOD OF CURE OF DISEASES.

BY E. G. CLARKE, M. D.
Of the Royal College of Physicians of London,
Physician to the Forces, &c.

TRANSLATED
From the original latin, with notes and additions,
BY R. W. WORTHINGTON,
Late A Surgeon in the British Navy,
and Practitioner of Medicine in the City of Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER,
NO. 24, SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.

T. TOWN, PRINTER.
1818.DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SS.

Be it Remembered, That on the 14th day of (L.S.) April, in the forty fourth year of the  independence of the United States of America, A.D. 1818. James Webster, of the said district, hath deposited in this office the title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following, to wit.

"Compendium of the Practice of Physic; Pointitig out
"the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnoses, Prognoses, and
"Method of Cure of Disease. By E.G. Clark M.D.
"Of the Royal College of Physicians of London, Phy-
"sician to the Forces, &C. Translated from the ori-
"ginal latin, with notes and additions, By. R.W. Wor-
"thington, late a Surgeon in the British Navy, and
"Practitioner of Medicine in the City of Philadelphia."

In conformity to the Act of Congress of the United 
"States, intituled, "An act for the encouragement of 
"learning, be securing the copies of maps, charts and
"books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, 
"during the times herein mentions; and also to the
"act entitled "An act, supplemental to an act, enti-
"tled and act for the encouragement of learning, by se
"curing the copies of maps, charts, and books to the 
"authors and proprietors of such copies, during the
"times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits
"thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etch-
"etching historical and other prints."
D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the District of PennsylvaniaDISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SS.
Be it Remembered, That on the 14th day of (L.S.) April, in the forty fourth year of the independence of the  United States of America, A.D. 1818. James Webster, of the said district, hath deposited in this office the title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, un the words following, to wit.No. 1074
Title Page of "Compendium of the Practice of Physic"
Deposited 15 April 1819
by 
James Webster as Proprietor AN
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
ON THE
METAPHYSICS AND PHILOSOPHY
OF
LANGUAGES;
BEING
THE FIRST NUMBER OF A PHILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL
GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES,

BY PETER S. CHAZOTTE,

Author of an Essay of the Formation and Progress of Languages, and
Professor of the French Language at Phladelphia.No 1116.
Title Page of "An Introductory Lecture
on the Metaphysics and Philosophy of 
Languages"
filed 21st Oct: 1819
by
Peter S. Chazotte as
AuthorVINDICIAE HIBERNICÆ:
OR,
IRELAND VINDICATED:
AN ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP AND EXPOSE A FEW OF
THE MULTIFARIOUS ERRORS AND FALSEOODS 
RESPECTING IRELAND,
IN THE HISTORIES OF 
MAY, TEMPLE, WHITELOCK, BORLASE, RUSHWORTH, 
CLARENDON, COX, CARTE, LELAND, WARNER, 
MACAULEY, HUME, AND OTHERS:
PARTICULARLY IN THE LEGENDARY TALES OF THE
CONSPIRACY AND PRETENDED MASSACRE 
OF 1641.

BY M. CAREY,
AUTHOR OF ESSAYS ON BANKING, POLITICAL OLIVE BRANCH, &c.

"The history of Ireland's unhappy connextion with England, exhibits, from 
first to last, a detail of the most persevering, galling, grinding, insulting, and 
systematic oppression, to be found any where, except among the Helots of Sparta. There is not a national feeling that has not been insulted and trodden under 
foot ; a national right that has not been withheld, until fear forced it from the 
grasp of England ; or a dear or ancient prejudice that has not been violated, 
in that abused country. As Christians, the people of Ireland have been denied, 
under penalties and disqualifications, the exercise of the rites of the Catholic 
religion, venerable for its antiquity; admirable for its unity; and consecrated by 
the belief of some of the best men that ever breathed. As men, they have been deprived of the common rights of British subjects, under the pretext that 
they were incapable of enjoying them : which pretext had no other foundation
 than their resistance of oppression, only the more severe by being sanctioned 
by the laws. England first denied them the means of improvement; and then 
insulted them with the imputation of barbarism."     PAULDING.

"There is but little respite from exasperating oppression and unmerited 
cruelty. The eye wanders over a dreary scene of desolation, without a single 
point on which it can rest. The heart of the Philanthropist sinks under a 
hopeless despondency; and passively yields to the unchristian and impious 
reflection, that the poor people of Ireland are a devoted race, whom Providence 
has abandoned to the malignant ingenuity of an insatiable enemy."
LAWLESS.
"There is no instance, even in the ten persecutions, of such severity as that 
which has been exercised over the Catholics of Ireland."     S. JOHNSON.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. CAREY [AND SON].
1819.

[*M Carey as author*]No 1061
Title Page of "Vindicia Hibernicae:
or Ireland vindicated"
Deposited 6th March 1819
by
Mathew Carey & Son as
ProprietorsDISCOURSES
ON THE 
ELEMENTS
OF
Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
BY
N. CHAPMAN, M.D.
PROFESSOR OF THE INSTITUTES AND PRACTICES OF PHYSIC AND CLINICAL
PRACTICE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA:
PRESIDENT OF THE PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL SOCIETY, &c. &c.
"To communicate what I have tried, and leave the rest to others for
farther inquiry, is all my design in publishing these papers."
NEWTON
VOL. II.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, NO. 24, SOUTH EIGHTH ST.
William Brown, Printer.
1819
Nathl Chapman M.D. AuthorNo 1044
Title Page of "Discourses on the Elements"
Deposited 16 Jany 1819
by
Nathaniel Chapernon MD
as 
AuthorMEMOIRS
OF
THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
OF THE
HON. NATHANIEL GREENE,
MAJOR GENERAL IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, AND COMMANDER OF THE SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, IN THE WAR OF THE REVOLUTION.

BY CHARLES CALDWELL, M. D.
PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY ROBERT DESILVER, NO. 110 WALNUT STREET,
AND THOMAS DESILVER, NO. 6, DECATUR STREET.
J. Maxwell, printer.
1819.
No 1091
Title Page of "Memories of the life and
Campaigns of the Hon. Nathaniel Greene
Deposited 31 May 1819
by
Robert and Thomas Desilver
as Proprietors-No 53
No 53
Filed Jan 7 1819
Adams Peabody
ClerkAN
ALPHABETICAL AND NUMERICAL SYSTEM
—FOR—
Making Abstracts of Real Estate,
—BY—

WM. LEONARD BIRNEY.THE 
TEACHER'S MAGAZINE
OF
ARITHMETIC AND
BOOK-KEEPING, 
IN WHICH
The application of the Arithmetical 
rules consist of 
Mechanic's Farmer's & Storekeeper's
BOOK-ACCOUNTS,
By means of which arrangement a teacher
is not only enabled to teach all his scholars 
the book-keeping of that trade which they 
intend to learn, but also to teach them all by 
the use of one book only. 

BY 
CHRISTIAN BECKER, 

Easton Pa. 
Printed by Chr J. Hutter, & Son

[*David Caldwell Esqr*][*LC*][*Sir,
                           Enclosed You [?]
of the decision upon the [pet?]
                                                      [?]

David Caldwell Esqr*]No 1105
Title Page of "The Teacher's Magazine
Deposited 7th Augt 1819
by
Christian Becker as
AuthorTHE
POLYTECHNIC REPOSITORY
OR
ACADEMY
OF SCIENCE AND ART,
CONTAINING
A COMPLETE SYSTEM
OF 
USEFUL AND POLITE EDUCATION,
AS WELL AS
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.
Intended for the Use of Schools and Private Students.
BY C.W. BAZELEY.
"Omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulci." HOR.
"To cultivate a taste for every kind of knowledge is necessary to
form the mind, and is the only way to give the understanding an
improvement to the fullest extent of its capacity." LOCKE.
IN SEVEN VOLUMES.
VOL. III.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR AND SOLD BY MATHEW
CAREY AND SON.
William Fry, Printer.
1819.No 1072
Title Page of "The Polytechnic
Repository"
Deposited 12 April 1819
by
Charles W. Bazely
as AuthorTHE
PHILADELPHIA
SPELLING BOOK,
ADAPTED TO THE CAPACITIES OF CHILDREN,
ARRANGED UPON A
PLAN WELL CALCULATED TO FACILITATE
THEIR IMPROVEMENT
IN SPELLING AND READING
THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
RECOMMENDED BY
SEVERAL EMINENT TEACHERS,
As a most useful performance to expedite the instruction of
YOUTH.

BY JOHN BARRY,
Late Master of the Free School of the Protestant Episcopal Church.

A NEW AND REVISED IMPRESSION.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY DAVID HOGAN.
No. 249, MARKET-STREET.

1819.
No 1103
Title Page of "The Philadelphia
Spelling Book"
Deposited 23d July 1819
by
David Hogan
as ProprietorA CANDID
DEVELOPMENT OF FACTS,
TENDING TO EXHIBIT THE
REAL GROUNDS OF DIFFERENCE
EXISTING BETWEEN
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PHILADELPHIA
AND THE
PHILADELPHIA ASSOCIATION ;
ALSO, BETWEEN
THE BAPTIST BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
AND THEIR
LATE VICE-PRESIDENTS:
IN 
LETTERS
TO
HENRY HOLCOMBE, D.D. WILLIAM ROGERS, D.D.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
AND
THE REV. DANIEL DODGE,
FORMERLY OF WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
BY LEWIS BALDWIN.
"The truth is painful, but it ought to be known."-- JUDSON.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR BY ANDERSON AND MEEHAN,
NO. 59, LOCUST-STREET:
1819.No 1059
Title Page of "A candid development
of Facts"&c
Deposited 23d Feby 1819
by
Lewis Baldwin
as Author

HISTORY
OF
THE WARS OF THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION,
FROM THE BREAKING OUT OF THE WAR, IN 1792, TO THE
RESTORATION OF A GENERAL PEACE, IN 1815;
COMPREHENDING
THE CIVIL HISTORY
OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE,
DURING THAT PERIOD.

BY EDWARD BAINES.

IN FOUR VOLUMES.

WITH NOTES, AND AN ORIGINAL HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
EMBELLISHED WITH PORTRAITS
OF THE
MOST DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS OF THE AGE, AND
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS, PLANS, AND CHARTS.

[VOL. I.]

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY M'CARTY & DAVIS,
South East corner of Ninth and Race streets.

1819.

[*Deposited*]
No 1084
Title Page of "History of the Wars
of the French Revolution" &c
Deposited 17th May 1819
by
McCarty & Davis
as Proprietors

THE
SUBSTANCE
OF A
FUNERAL DISCOURSE,
DELIVERED AT THE REQUEST
OF
THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE,
ON
Tuesday, the 23d of April, 1816,
IN
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH,
PHILADELPHIA:
ON THE
DEATH
OF THE
REV. FRANCIS ASBURY,
SUPERINTENDENT, OR SENIOR BISHOP,
OF
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
NOW ENLARGED.

BY EZEKIEL COOPER,
PRESBYTER OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.[*LC*]No 1070
Title Page of "The Substance of
a Funeral discourse" &c
Deposited 10th April 1819
by
Jonathan Pounder
as Proprietor

A
SYSTEM
OF
CHEMISTRY
FOR
THE USE OF STUDENTS OF MEDICINE.
BY FRANKLIN BACHE, M.D.
MEMBER OF THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA,
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
William Fry, Printer.
1819.No. 1126
Title Page of "A System of Chemistry"
Deposited 27th Nov. 1819
by
Franklin Bache M. D.
as AuthorTHE
OCEAN HARP
A POEM
IN TWO CANTOS:
WITH
SOME SMALLER PIECES;
AND
A MONODY
ON THE DEATH OF JOHN SYNG DORSEY M.D.
BY THE AUTHOR OF
"LORD BYRON'S FAREWELL TO ENGLAND," "PILGRIMAGE TO
THE HOLY LAND," AND OTHER PIECES.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY M. THOMAS. [*Johnson's Head*]
J. MAXWELL PRINTER.
1819.

[*John Agg author*]
Deposited 5. Mch '19 by 

Moses Thomas Propr.[*John Agg author*] N1060
Title Page of "The Ocean Harp"
Deposited 5 Mch 1819
by
Moses Thomas as 
Proprietor 

LCA
HISTORY
THE UNITED STATES
BEFORE THE REVOLUTION:
WITH
SOME ACCOUNT
OF
THE ABORIGINES.

BY EZEKIEL SANFORD.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY MITCHELL, AMES, AND WHITE.
William Brown, Printer.
1819.[* No. 1057
Title Page of "A History of the
U.S. before the Revolution"
Deposited 19. Feb '19 - by
Ezekiel Sanford as Prop.
Author - *]AN
INQUIRY INTO THE DOCTRINE
OF
CHRISTIAN BAPTISM,
WITH A VIEW TO UNITE
CHRISTIANS OF EVERY DENOMINATION
AT THE
LORD'S SUPPER,
EXHIBITING SOME OBJECTIONS TO THE BAPTISM OF CHRISTIAN
ADULTS AND OF INFANTS.
ALSO,
DESIGNATING WHO ARE THE ONLY SUBJECTS OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM
ACCORDING TO SCRIPTURE; WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE 
RELIGIOUS RITES INSTITUTED IN THE NEW TESTAMENT.
(Written in the Summer of 1818.)
BY JACOB RUSH,
PRESIDING JUDGE OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Search the Scriptures. John, v. 39.
When they believed--they were baptised both men and women. Acts,
viii. 12.
Then Christ said to them, O thoughtless, and slow of heart to believe all
that the Prophets have spoken. Luke, xxiv. 25.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1819. No. 1049
Title Page of "An inquiry into the
Doctrine of Christian Baptism."
deposited 28 Jany 1819
by
Jacob Rush as
Author THE
BANK OF FAITH
AND
WORKS UNITED.
—
BY DOROTHY RIPLEY,
CITIZEN OF THIS WORLD, BUT GOING ABOVE TO THE
NEW JERUSALEM.
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"Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of
things not seen."—Heb. xi.
"Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by
the WORD of God, so that things which are seen were not made of
things which do appear.—xi. verse 3.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY J.H. CUNNINGHAM,
No. 70, South Third-street.
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1819.No 1111
Title Page of "The Book
of Faith."
Deposited 27 Sept 1819
by Dorothy Ripley
as Author

LCSELECTÆ
E
PROFANIS SCRIPTORIBUS
HISTORIÆ.
QUIBUS ADMISTA SUNT

VARIA HONESTE VIVENDI PRÆCEPTA,

EX IISDEM SCRIPTORIBUS DEPROMPTA.
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Prioribus exemplar emendatius, quantitate syllabarum justa pleniùs
notatum; atque in usum discentium meliùs accomodatum
JA Ross, A. M.
Humaniorum literarum, nec non et Græcæ Linguæ in Academia Phil.
Professore.
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No. 10, North Street.
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1819. [*8153*][Vs. Deposited 11 June 1819
by
John H Murphy
as Author ]


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James Ro[?] as authorNo 1095
Title Page of "Selectæ e 
Profanis." &s.
Deposited 16 June 1819
by
James Ross as Author

LCA GUIDE
TO THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
CONTAINING
THE POWERS OF THE ENGLISH ALPHABET: AN EXTENSIVE VOCABULARY,
WITH THE SIGNIFICATION OF EACH
WORD; A NUMEROUS LIST OF DERIVATIVE
WORDS, WITH TRE PART OF SPEECH
ANNEXED TO EACH, &c.

IN TWO PARTS.

BY JOSEPH HULL.

REVISED IMPRESSION.

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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS
NO 60, GENESEE STREET,
1819.Filed 9 June 1820

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"A Guide to the English Language, containing the powers of the English Alphabet: 
an extensive Vocabulary, with the signification of each word; a numerous lis of derivative 
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