489. MARRYAT (CAPT.) The Naval Annual; or, Stories of the Sea. Containing The Pirate, and the Three Cutters. By Capt. Marryat. Illust. by Stanfield. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1836

490. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. A Vindication of James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, third husband of Mary Queen of Scots. By J. Watts de Peyster. 8vo, paper. Phil. 1882

491. Stuart.

Inquiry into the Career and Character of Mary Portrait. 8vo, paper, uncut. N. Y. 1883 492. MASSACHUSETTS. The Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, 1692-1756, with the Charters of the Province. With notes and appendix. 3 vols. royal 8vo, sheep. Bost. 1869-78 The Life of James Otis, containing Notices of Contemporary Characters and Events, 1760-1775. By Wiliam Tudor. 8vo, calf (worn). Bost. 1823

493.

494. MATHER (INCREASE). Some Important Truths concerning Conversion and Sermons. Second edition. 12mo, original sprinkled sheep (stamp on title). Bost.: S. Green, 1684

495. MEISSONIER. St. Pierre's Paul and Virginia. The English translation of Curmer's sumptuous edition, with 330 illusts. by Meissonier, Tony Johannot, Isabey, and other famous French artists. Royal 8vo, finely bound by Rivière in full crushed levant morocco, gilt, inside borders, gilt edges.

Lond. 1839

496. [MELLEN (GRENVILLE).] Sad Tales and Glad Tales. By Reginald Reverie. The Palisades; The Spy and the Traitor [André]; etc. Post 8vo, boards (stamped). Bost. 1828

497. MEMOIRS of My Own Times, by Gen. J. Wilkinson, Vol. 1, 1816; The Bland Papers, by C. Campbell, Vol. 1, 1840; Trial of Aaron Burr, by D. Robertson, Vol. 1, 1808. 3 vols. 8vo (bindings defective).

498. MERCATOR. Atlas Minor Gerardi Mercatoris à J. Hondius. 150 engraved maps, of which 6 relate to America (one having 6 maps of the West India Islands on one sheet). German text. Oblong 4to, vellum (edges of some of the leaves worn). Amsterdam, circa 1620

499. MEXICO. Volume containing a number of Mexican Official Documents, 1788-94. With impressions of Seals and Signatures of Officials, among whom may be enumerated Manuel Lopes D'Oquenda, Fran. D'Lirra, Manuel Mavionex, and others. Small folio, vellum (loose in binding). 1788-94 500. Peace with Mexico. By Albert Gallatin. 8vo, stitched. Scarce. N. Y. 1847 501. MIDWAY TYPES. A Book of Lessons about the Midway Plaisance at the Chicago World's Fair. Illust. Oblong 4to, cloth. Chicago, 1894 502. MINNESOTA. Map and Township Plat Book of Norman County, Minn., giving the names of the different owners of land, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1896

503. MONTHLY CHRONICLE (THE) of Events, Discoveries, Improvements, and Opinions. Maps, etc. Vols. 1 and 2. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.

Bost. 1840-41

504. MONUMENTS AND REMAINS, illustrative of Sex Worship. Illust. Posts 8vo, boards. Lond. 1889

505. [MOORE (EDWARD).] Fables for the Female Sex. Plates by Ravenet and others. 8vo, calf. Lond. 1744 506. MOORE (THOMAS). The Loves of the Angels: a Poem. FIRST EDN. 8vo, calf, gilt.

Lond. 1823

507. [] Intercepted Letters; or, The Twopenny Post-Bag. By Thos. Brown, the younger. 12mo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1813 508. MORERI (L.) Dictionnaire Historique ou Mélange Curieux. With Supplement. 3 vols. folio, old leather.

Lyon, 1688-89 Dictionary of Military and Religious Orders, Councils, Titles of Honor, Sects, Games, Fêtes, Edicts, and Curious Laws, as well as of General Biography.

509. MORRIS (GOUVERNEUR). Life. By Jared Sparks. Vol. 1. Fine portrait (name on title). 8vo.

Bost. 1832 510. MOTLEY (J. L.) History of the United Netherlands. Portraits and map. Vols. 1 and 2. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf.

511.

cloth. 512.

Do. Another copy. Vols. 1 and 2.

The Rise of the Dutch Republic.

2 vols. 8vo, cloth.

513. MOYA (DON J. MARTINEZ). Fantasias de cinta de Zurita, Meritos Disponen Premios. (damaged).

N. Y. 1861 2 vols. 8vo, N. Y. 1861 Vols. 2 and 3. N. Y. 1859

un Susto; Ja12mo, vellum Madrid, 1738

The second book is written entirely without the use of the letter A. 514. MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE (THE), by C. G. Ward, 1833; Life of Swedenborg, 1845; Greek Testament, 1830; The Original, by Thos. Walker, 1836; and others. (9)

515. NAPOLEON Geographical Plan of the Island and

Forts of St. Helena By Lieut. R. P. Read. With letterpress (colored). Folio, folded to 12mo, in case. Lond. 1815 Do. Another copy.

516.

[Lond. 1815] Anecdotes of the Court and Family of Napoleon Bonaparte. Transl. from the French. 8vo, calf (cover loose).

517.

518.

half roan.

519.

Lond. 1818

Biographies of the Bonapartes.

Portraits. 8vo,
Lond., n. d.

Views, etc. Retreat from Moscow, Battle of

Eylau, Napoleon and the Pope, and others. (9)

520. NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW (THE). Edited by Edward I. Sears. Vols. 1 and 2 (all published). 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. N. Y. 1860-61

521. NATURALISTS' LIBRARY (THE). By Sir Wm. Jardine. Mammalia, Vols. 1, 2, and 5, containing Monkeys, The Felinæ, and Pachydermes; also Vols. 2 and 3 of Ornithology, containing Humming and Gallinaceous Birds; and one other. Numerous finely-colored plates by Lizars, portraits, etc. 6 vols. crown 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1833-36

522. NAVAL. Address of Com. Jesse D. Elliott, U. S. N., to his Early Companions. (Relates largely to the Battle of Lake Erie.) Diagrams. 8vo, paper (piece torn from cover). Rare.

Phil. 1844

523. NEWBURYPORT, MASS., IMPRINT. Two Discourses, Delivered by Joseph Dana. Svo, stitched, pp. 64.

Newbury-Port: John Mycall, 1782 524. [NEWELL (R. H)] The Palace Beautiful, and other Poems. By Orpheus C. Kerr. Portrait and other illusts. Crown 8vo, cloth (back damaged). N. Y. 1865

525. NEW ENGLAND. The Nipmucks, and their Country, Maj. Gen. Burbank (of Worcester, Mass.); An Early Paper Maker, portrait; Rev. Wm. Blackstone, The Pioneer of Boston, View of Boston. 3 pamphlets by John C. Crane. 3 vols. Worcester, 1896

paper.

526. NEW HAVEN, CONN. History of the South Congregational Church, New Haven. By Gerard Hallock. Portrait and view. Post 8vo, cloth. New Haven, 1865

527. NEW JERSEY. History of Essex and Hudson Counties, N. J. Compiled by Wm. H. Shaw. Numerous portraits, maps, 2 vols. royal 8vo, half roan.

etc.

Phil. 1884

528. History of Bergen and Passaic Counties, with Biographical Sketches of Pioneers, etc. Compiled by W. W. Clayton and Wm. Nelson. Numerous portraits, views, etc. Royal 8vo, roan, gilt edges.

529.

Phil. 1882

Map of the State of New Jersey. Engraved by W. Barker. Folio, folded to 8vo (slightly stained). Phil. [1795]

NEWSPAPERS.

The following 88 lots comprise one of the most interesting and extensive Collections of Newspapers which has been offered at public sale for some time past. The Collection includes papers issued in all parts of the United States and Canada during the first half of the last century. Many of the issues, especially those in the Western and Southern States, were published in what were then small towns, or new cities, and are almost impossible to obtain at this late day, while the Literature, Politics and Local News which they contain are of the utmost importance both to the Historian and the Student of American Ĥistory, and in many cases can be found in no other way.

530. NEWSPAPERS. Poulson's American Daily Advertiser, Jan. 29, 1827, to July 5, 1827 (a few numbers lacking). Folio, half calf. Phil. 1827

531. Pittsburgh Daily Aurora, from May 22, 1844, to Aug. 28, 1844 (not complete); also 3 numbers of the Weekly Aurora, and 4 numbers of the Daily Spirit of the Age. Bound in one vol. Folio (binding loose). Pittsburgh, 1844

532. New England States. Manchester, N. H., Messenger, 1850; Portsmouth Journal, 10 numbers, 1830-34; Providence Patriot, 1830; Providence Journal, 1831; Pawtucket Record, 1836; Bristol, R. I., Gazette, 1835; and others. (27) 533. Another lot. Bellows Falls Republican Standard, 1853; Brattleboro Eagle, 1852; N. H. Democrat, 1852; Skowhegan Democratic Clarion, 1852; Manchester Memorial, 1844; Bangor Gazette, 1844; and others.

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534. NEWSPAPERS. New England States. Rutland Herald. 1840; Bellows Falls Gazette, 1844; Woonsocket Weekly Patriot, 1843; Bath, Lincoln Telegraph, 1840; Augusta, Me., Age, 1836; and others.

535.

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Do. Belknap Co. Gazette, Meredith Bridge, N. H. 1854; Rockingham Messenger, 1854; Maine Expositor. 1854; N. H. Phoenix, 1854; St. Albans Republican, 1847; and

others.

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536. Do. Concord Granite Freeman, 1845; Waldo Signal, 1845; Vermont Observer, 1845; Manchester American, 1844; The Rhode Islander, Newport, 1843; and others. (25) 537. Do. Herald of Freedom, Concord, N. H., 15 nos., 1825; N. H. Gazette, 1851; Dover Star, 1844; and others. (39) 538. Do. Narragansett Chief, Prov., 1842; Maine Recorder, 1832; Abolition Standard, Concord, 1841; Gilford, N. H., Democratic Spy, 1830; Saco, Maine, Democrat, 1834; and others.

539. Do. Cheshire Republican, Keene, 1853; Woodstock Mercury, 1853; Lincoln Democrat, 1852; White River Advertiser, 1852; Bangor Jeffersonian, 1852; and others. (22) 540. Do. R. I. Country Journal, 1840; Brattleboro Messenger, 18832; Woodstock Mercury, 1852; Providence Post; Newport Advertiser: and others.

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541. Do. Manchester Democrat, 1845; Prov. Literary Cadet, 1826; Biddeford Union; 1855; Lewiston Falls Journal, 1854; and others.

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542. Massachusetts. Lynn Bay State, 1849; Sandwich Observer, 1946; Salem Register, 1844; Charleston Chronicle, 1842; Salem Mercury, 1840; Lynn Pioneer, 1846; Northampton Democrat, 1845; and others.

(25) 543. Do. Quincy Aurora, 1844; Berkshire Co. Whig, 1844; Lowell Courier, 1843; Plymouth Rock, 1841; N. H. Post, 1831; Essex Register, 1833; Yarmouth Register, 1844; Dedham Patriot; and others.

(23) 544. Do. Hingham Patriot, 1844: Berkshire Washingtonian; Cape Ann Light, 1843; Woburn Gazette, 1844; and others. (30) Do. Lynn Bay State, 1850; Nantucket Islander, 1841; Worcester Spy, 1855; Springfield Gazette, 1840: Barre Patriot, 1852; Barnstable Patriot, 1846; Columbian Reporter (Taunton), 1824; and others.

545.

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546. Do. Columbian Reporter, Taunton, 1825-29,- 6 nos.; Southbridge Register, 1829; New Bedford Gazette, 1835; Laurence Sentinel, 1855; Holyoke Mirror, 1854; Essex Banner; and others. (A few soiled.)

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547. Do. New Bedford Record of the Times, 7 nos., 1830; New Bedford Courier, 1830; New Bedford Gazette, 1837; Taunton Sun, 1831; Greenfield Gazette, 1831: Concord Freeman, 1836; and others.

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548. Do. Methuen Iris, 3 nos., 1834; Essex Gazette, Haverhill, 1834; Salem Gazette, 1831; Salem Advertiser, 1839; Lowell Journal, 1831; Lowell Compend, 1832; Lynn Record, 1839; and others.

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549. NEWSPAPERS. hill, 1831–36, 3 nos. ; Essex Banner, Haverhill, 1839; Gloucester Telegram, 1831; Mass. Spy, 1831; Springfield Gazette, 1836; Pittsfield Sun, 1829; and others.

Massachusetts. Essex Gazette, Haver

550.

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Do. Fitchburg Sentinel, 1839; Lynn Forum, 1848: Marblehead Register, 1830; Hingham Gazette, 1830; Westfield Register, 1831; and others.

(30) 551. Boston Papers. Independent Chronicle, July 26, 1804, and March 30, 1812; Columbian Centinel, 4 nos., 1803-21; New England Palladium and Commercial Advertiser, 2 nos., 1827-30; Boston Gazette, Nov. 10, 1803; The Yankee, June 26, 1812; Boston Telegraph, Jan 1, 1824; New England Galaxy, Feb. 3, 1826; and others. (A few torn and stained.) Rare lot. (29) 552. Do. Morning Post, 1836; Daily Herald, 1837; Columbian Centinel, 1834; New England Spectator, 1838; Boston Reformer, 1838; Commercial Gazette, 1830; and others.

554.

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553. Do. Evening Bulletin; New England Reporter, 1842; Boston Teetotaller, 1842; Mass. Whig, 1843; Boston Pilot, 1845; Boston Courier, 5 nos., 1834; and others. (35) Do. Evening Telegraph, 1855; The Liberator, 11 nos., 1834; Daily Atlas, 4 nos., 1834; Cradle of Liberty, 1839; and others. (33) Do. Boston Courier, 1829; New England Herald, 1830; Bunker-Hill Aurora, 1830; Boston Advertiser, 1831; Boston Recorder, 1831; Boston Statesman, 1831; New England Galaxy, 1830; and others. (27)

555.

556. Do. Boston Daily Advertiser, 1840; The Yankee, 1843; Weekly Bee, 1844; Flag of Our Union, 1848; Family Visitor, 1849; National Democrat, 1854; and others.

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557. Connecticut. Norwich Courier, 1830; Bethel, Herald of Freedom, 1832; Hartford Independent Press, 8 nos., from May 5, 1834, to Sept. 15, 1834 (not consecutive); Conn. Courant, 7 nos., in 1834; Conn. Herald, 1830; New Haven Daily Herald. (20)

558. Do. Anti-Masonic Intelligencer, Hartford, 1830; Conn. Mirror, 1831; Conn. Observer, 1831; New Haven City Gazette, 1830; Middlesex Gazette, 1830; Bridgeport Messenger, 1832; and others. (21)

559. Do. Norwich Examiner, 1854; Hartford State Eagle, 1840; Bridgeport Republican Farmer, 1839; Norwalk Gazette, 1846; New Haven Palladium, 1845; Norwich Aurora, 1845; and others. (20)

560. Maine. Saco National Republican, 1834; Wiscasset Lincoln Intelligencer, 1823; Eastport Northern Light, 1830; Hallowell American Advocate, 1830; and others. (24) 561. Do. Portland Advertiser, 1830; Portland Courier, 1832; Maine Patriot, 1830; Kennebec Journal, 1830; Augusta Courier, 1832; and others.

562.

(25).

Vermont. Ellsworth Radical, 1835; Vermont Patriot, 1830; Middlebury Anti-Masonic Republican, 1830; Brattleboro Messenger, 1822; Bellows Falls Intelligencer, 1823; and others. (20)