A catalogue of books published in America, and for sale at the bookstore of John West, no. 75, Cornhill, Boston.

A catalogue of books published in America, and for sale at the bookstore of John West, no. 75, Cornhill, Boston.

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A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PUBLISHED IN AMERICA, AND FOR SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE OF JOHN WEST, No. 75, Cornhill, BOSTON.

Boston: PRINTED BY SAMUEL ETHERIDGE.

1797.

JOHN WEST's Catalogue of Books.

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ADAMS' Flowers of Ancient and Modern History, 2 vols. | [...] | [...]
— Flowers of Modern Travels: being elegant, entertaining, and instructive Extracts, from the most celebrated Travellers; particularly Lord Lyttleton, Sir W. Hamilton, Baron de Tott, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Moore, Addison, Brydone, Wraxall, Savery, &c. &c. 2 vols. | 1 | 75
Adams' (his Excellency John) twenty-six Letters upon the Revolution of America, written in Holland, in the year 1780, |  | 37½
Adams' (Hannah) View of the various Religious Denominations which have appeared in the world, from the beginning of the Christian era, to the present day, &c. | 1 | 67
Alexander's History of Women, from the earliest antiquity to the present time, 2 vols. | 3 | 50
Alexander's Virgil, translated into literal English Prose, with explanatory Notes, | 2 | 25
Alkin's Letters to his Son, on various Topics, relative to Literature, and the conduct of Life. | 1 | 50
American Spectator; or, Matrimonial Preceptor; a Collection of Essays, Epistles, Precepts, and Examples, relating to the Married State, | 1 |
— Young Man's best Companion: containing Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping—Measuring —Guaging, Letters on Business, Friendship, &c. Forms of Deeds, Bonds, &c. a very useful and valuable book for Young Men, | 8 | [...]
American Pocket Atlas, containing a map of each State, and of the United States, with a concise description of each state, | 1 | 25
— Justice's Assistant, | 1 | 75
— Theatre, 2 vols. | 2 | 50
— Clerk's Magazine, New Edition, | 1 |
— Remembrancer; or, an Impartial Collection of Essays, Resolves, &c. relative, to the Treaty with Great Britain, 3 vols. | 3 | 50
— Farmer's Letters; describing certain Provincial Situations, Manners and Customs; and conveying some idea of the State of the People of North America, |  | 83
— Preceptor; being a new Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking; designed for the Use of Schools, |  | 62½
Same book, |  | 37 ½
— Coast Pilot; with directions for Sailing into and out of all the Principal Harbours, with a Tide Table, &c. &c. |  | 75
— Atlas, containing, Twenty Maps of the different parts of America, and one Chart of the W. Indies, | 5 |
Ditto, Coloured, | 6 |
Arabian Nights Entertainments, consisting of one Thousand and one pleasing and instructive Stories, 2 vols. | 1 | 75
Antidote to Deism, 2 vols. | 1 | 75
Afflicted Man's Companion, (by Willison) |  | 75
Atlas, for the present European War, including every place where the War has been carried on, | 2 |
Artist's Assistant, in Drawing, Perspective, Painting, &c. |  | 37½
Art of Speaking, |  | 75
Addison's Evidences of the Christian Religion, |  | 75
Almoran and Hamet, an Oriental Tale, |  | 62
Alexis, or the Cottage in the Woods, a Novel, |  | 87½
Art of Courting, |  | 75
Akenside's Pleasures of Imagination, to which is added, Armstrong's Art of preserving Health, |  | 62½
Arnold's (I. L. Esq.) Miscellaneous Poems, |  | 87½

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BURKITT's Exposition of the New Testament, with Practical Observations, wherein the whole of the Sacred Text is recited, and the Sense explained, 4to. | 7 |
Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, from this world to that which is to come, with the Life of the Author, |  | 75
— Holy War, 62½ and |  | 75
— Law and Grace, |  | 25
— Visions for Youth, |  | 25
Boyle's Voyages and Adventures, in various parts of the World, |  | 75
Beattie's Elements of Moral Science, 2 vols. | 1 | 75
Brydone's Tour through Sicily and Malta, | 1 |
Baron Trenck, complete, 6s and | 1 | 25
— Abridged, |  | 25
Blair's Sermons, 2 vols. 8vo. | 3 |
— 3 vols. 12mo. | 3 |
Bennet's Letters to a young Lady, on a variety of useful and interesting Subjects, |  | 75
— and Strictures, |  | 87½
— Strictures, on Female Education, |  | 40
Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments, with a Commentary by M. de Voltaire, |  | 75
Booth's Reign of Grace, from its Rise to its Consummation, |  | 87
Burton's Lectures on Female Education and Manners, |  | 75
Beauties of the Creation, |  | 87½
— of History; or Pictures of Virtue and Vice drawn from real Life, 2 vols. | 2 |
— of Sterne, including all his Pathetic Tales and most distinguished Observations on Life, |  | 56
— of Hervey, |  | 87½
— of Fielding, carefully selected from his Works, with some Account of his Life, |  | 50
Berridge's Christian World Umasked, |  | 75
Brissot on the Commerce of America with Europe, with a Sketch of the Life of Brissot, | 1 |
Burn's Abridgment of the American Justice, | 1 | 50
Belknap's American Biography, 1 75 and | 1 | 50
— History of New Hampshire, 3 vols. | 5 |
— Dissertations, on the Character, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the Evidence of his Gospel, |  | 62½
Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric and the Belles Lettres, 2 vols. | 3 | 33
Same work abridged, |  | 75
Bell on the Venereal Disease, | 1 |
Buchan's Domestic Medicine; or, Family Physician, | 1 | 75
Burgh's Dignity of Human Nature, in four Books, 1st of Prudence; 2d of Knowledge; 3d of Virtue; 4th of Revealed Religion, | 1 | 75
Butler's Analogy of Religion, Natural and Revealed, to the Constitution and course of Nature, | 1 | 50
Bell's System of Surgery, | 8 | 50
Same work abridged by Waters, | 2 | 50
Brigg's Art of Cookery, | 1 | 25
Boston's Human Nature, in its Four Fold State, |  | 87½
Barlow's Works, containing, advice to the Privileged Orders, a Letter to the National Convention of France, &c. |  | 75
Bellisarius, by M. Marmontel, |  | 75
British Album, containing the Poems of, Della Crusca, Anna Matilda, Arly—Benedict; the Bard, &c. &c. | 1 | 25
Baxter's Call to the Unconverted, to Turn and Live, and accept of Mercy, while Mercy may be had, &c. |  | 62½
Brown's Introduction to the Right Understanding, of the Oracles of God, |  | 62½
Brothers' (Richard) Prophecies, | 1 |
Baxter's Saints Everlasting Rest; or, a Treatise of the Blessed State of the Saints in their enjoyment of God in Heaven, |  | 87½
Bogatzky's Golden Treasury for the Children of God: Consisting of Select Texts of the Bible, with Practical Observations in Prose and Verse, for every day in the year, |  | 75
Baillie's Morbid Anatomy of some of the most important parts of the Human Body, | 1 | 25
Brief Account of the Associated Presbyteries, |  | 37½
Boulanger on the Principles and Effects of the Christian Religion, |  | 75
Booth's Essay on the Kingdom of Christ, |  | 40
Bell's Treatise on the Management of Ulcers, | 1 | 50
Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, 4 vols. | 4 | 67
Brown's Elements of Medicine, 1 67 and | 2 |
— Concordance to the Holy Scriptures, | 1 |

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COLUMBIAN ORATOR: containing a Variety of Original Pieces; together with Rules; calculated to improve Youth and others, in the ornamental and useful Art of Eloquence; by Caleb Bingham, Author of American Preceptor, &c. This work is the latest of the kind, and has already obtained a preference in many Schools and Academies,

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Camilla: or, a Picture of Youth, a Novel, by the Author of Evelina, and Cecilia, 3 Vols.
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Cook's three Voyages to the Pacific Ocean, to which is prefixed, the Life of Capt. Cook, 2 vols. with Plates,
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Same Work, 4 vols. 8vo.
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Charlotte, a Tale of Truth, by Mrs. Rowson,

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Curiosities of Literature, consisting of Anecdotes, Characters and Observations,

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Cowper's Poems, and Task, 2 vols.
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Campbell on Miracles,

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Children's Friend, by Berquin, 4 vols.
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Coghlan's (Mrs.) Memoirs, written by herself,

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Columbian Muse, a Selection of American Poetry,

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Chesterfield's Principles of Politeness,

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Calvary, or the Death of Christ, a Poem, by R. Cumberland,

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Count Roderick's Castle, a Tale,

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Children's Friend, abridged,

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Citizen of the World, or Letters from a Chinese Philosopher, residing in London, to his friends in the East,
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Campbell's Sacramental Meditations on the Sufferings and Death of Christ,

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Cooper's History of North America,

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Cooper's History of South America,

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— of the Grecian States,

37½

Chapone's Letters on the Improvement of the Mind,

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Christian Remembrancer; or short Reflections upon the Faith, Life, and Conduct of a real Christian,

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Cullen's Synopsis and Nosology,

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— Physiology,

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Chambaud's Idioms of the French and English Languages,

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Centaur, not Fabulous; in Six Letters to a Friend, on the Life in Vogue,

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Carver's Travels through the Interior parts of North America, for more than 5000 miles,

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Children's Miscellany, with Plates,
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Conductor Generalis,
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Carey's Account of the Fever in Philadelphia,

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— Miscellaneous Trifles, in prose,

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Cheselden's Anatomy of the Human Body, with 40 Copperplates,
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Coxe's View of the United States of America,
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Christian's, Scholar's and Farmer's Magazine, 2 vols.
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Complete Fortune Teller; being a new and regular System for foretelling future events, by Astrology, Physiognomy, Palmistry, Moles, Cards, Dreams, &c.

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Cecilia: or, Memoirs of an Heiress, by the Author of Evelina and Camilla, 3 vols.
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Cullen's First Lines of the Practice of Physic: with practical and explanatory Notes, and the Life and Portrait of the Author, 2 vols.
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Cullen's Materia Medica, 2 vols,
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Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne; a Highland Story, by the Author of Romance of the Forest, Mysteries of Udolpho, &c. &c.

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Constitutions of the several United States, and of the Federal Government,

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Cavern of Death, a Moral Tale,

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Cheselden's Anatomical Tables,
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Compendious System of Mineralogy and Metalgy, extracted from the American Encyclopedia,
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DODDRIDGE's Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul, illustrated in a course of serious and practical Addresses, suited to persons of every character and circumstance, |  | 75
Same Work, |  | 62½
Ditto. |  | 87½
— Ten Sermons on Regeneration, |  | 75
Dodsley's Select Fables of Esop and other Fabulists, |  | 75
Democrat; or, Intrigues and Adventures of Jean le Noir, | 1 |
Devil on Two Sticks, |  | 75
Dickinson's familiar Letters to a Gentleman upon a variety of seasonable and important subjects in Religion, |  | 87½
Dickinson's five Discourses, concerning some important points of Christian Faith, |  | 62½
Death of Abel and Cain, from the German of Gesner, |  | 50
Dana's Selection of Lessons, in Reading, and Speaking, |  | 75
De Lolme's Constitution of England; in which it is compared with the Republican Form of Government, and the Monarchies in Europe, | 1 |
Dodd's Thoughts in Prison, to which are added, Miscellaneous Pieces, |  | 62½
Divine Maxims and Observations, |  | 66⅔
Dean's New England Farmer, or Georgical Dictionary, | 1 | 50
— do. New Edition with large additions, | 2 |
Dilworth's Art of Bookkeeping, |  | 87½
Davles's Sermons on important Subjects, 3 vols. | 5 | 25
Same work, 2 vols. | 4 |
Dumourier's Memoirs, written by himself, | 1 |
Defence of Usury, shewing the Impolicy of legal restraints on the terms of Pecuniary Bargains, by I. Bentham, Esq. |  | 75
Dialogues between the Pulpit and Reading Desk, by Rev. E. Smith, |  | 42
D'Arcy, a Novel, by Charlotte Smith, |  | 75
Dodd's Reflections on Death, |  | 33⅓
Dwight's comprehensive System of Geography, by way of Question and Answer, for the Use of Schools, |  | 33⅓
D'Argenson's Civil, Moral, Literary and Political Essays; interspersed with Characters, Portraits and Anecdotes, |  | 75
Dialogues of Devils, |  | 87½
Dyer's Titles of Christ, |  | 62½

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ELEMENTS of MORALITY, for the use of Children; with an introductory Address |  | 87½
Edwards on Religious Affections, to Parents, | 1 |
Enfield's Speaker: or, Miscellaneous Pieces, selected from the best English writers, |  | 87½
— Prayers, for the use of Families, |  | 62½
— Biographical Sermons: or, a Series of Discourses on the principal characters in Scripture, |  | 62½
Espinasse's Digest of the Law of Actions at Nisi Prius, 2 vols. | 2 | 50
— Cases, argued and ruled at Nisi Prius, | 1 | 50
Erskine's Sermons upon the most important and interesting subjects, | 1 |
— Gospel Sonnets: or, Spiritual Songs, |  | 62½
Eliot's Medical Pocket Book, |  | 75
Edwards' History of Redemption, with Notes, Historical, Critical and Theological, | 2 |
Same work without Notes, | 1 | 50
Edward's on the Millenium, | 1 | 25
Emma Corbett, a Novel, 2 vols. | 1 | 25
English Hermit, or the unparalleled Sufferings and Surprising Adventures of Philip Quarll, an Englishman, |  | 75
Evelina; or a young Lady's Entrance into the world, by the Author of Cecilia and Camilla, 2 vols. | 1 | 50
Evening Amusements for the Ladies; or, Original Anecdotes, intended to promote a love of virtue in young minds, |  | 62½
Economy of Human Life, |  | 25
Edinburgh New Dispensatory—new Edition, | 2 | 50
Estimate of Religion in the fashionable World, by Hannah More, |  | 37½

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FLECHERE's (Rev. John W.) Pastoral and Familiar Letters to a number of Persons—also six Letters on the spiritual Manifestation of the Son of God, |  | 75
Federal Ready Reckoner; or, Trader's Valuable Guide, in purchasing and selling all kinds of Articles, in Dollars and Cents, |  | 50
Fordyce's Addresses to Young Men, | 1 |
— Sermons to Young Women, | 1 |
Franklin's (Dr.) Life, written by himself, |  | 66⅔
Frankli [...] (Dr.) Life and Essays, | 1 |
Fisher's Young Man's best Companion, |  | 87½
Fenning's Arithmetic; or, American Youth's Instructor, |  | 75
Flavel's Husbandry Spiritualized; or, the Heavenly Use of Earthly things, |  | 83⅓
Fair Hibernian, a Novel, |  | 75
Female Jockey Club; or, a Sketch of the Manners of the Age, |  | 75
Family Instructor, relating to Parents and Children—Masters and Servants—Husbands and Wives, |  | 75
Friend of Youth translated from the French of M [...]erquin, 2 vols. | 1 | 50
Flowers of Ancient and Modern History, 2 vols. | 1 | 50
Fraser's Young Gentleman and Lady's Assistant, containing Geography, Natural History, Rhetoric, Arithm [...], and Miscellany, |  | 75
Farmer's Friend, or, the History of Charles Worthy, |  | 75
Fool of Quality; or, the History of Henry, Earl of Moreland, by Mr. Brooke, 3 vols. | 2 | 50
Foresters, an American Tale; being a Sequel to the History of John Bull the Clo [...]hier, a new Edition, with additions, | 1 |
Fiske's twenty-two Sermons on various and important Subjects; chiefly practical, | 1 | 50
Freeman's Massachusetts Justice; being a Collection of the Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, relative to the Power and Duty of Justices of the Peace, &c. | 1 | 75
Fleetwood's Life of Christ; together with the Lives and Sufferings of his Holy Apostles and Disciples, 2 vols. | 3 | 50
Flavel's Token for Mourners; or, the Advice of Christ to a distressed Mother, |  | 37½
Flavel's Saint indeed, or the great work of a Christian, opened and pressed, |  | 37½
Fabulous Histories, for the Amusement of young persons, |  | 44
Frugal Housewife, or Complete Woman Cook, |  | 50
Festival of Love: a Collection of Cytherian Poems, containing Elegant Translations [...] Anacreon, Sappho, &c. &c. and Original Pieces, | 1 | 25
Findley's History of the Insurrection in the four Western Counties of Pennsylvania, in the Year 1 [...]4. | 1 | [...]½
Fuller's Letters, in which the Calvinistic and Socinian Systems are Examined and Compared as to their Moral Tendency, | 1 |

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GUTHRIE's Modern Geography; improved, corrected, and greatly enlarged, 2 vols. 4to. with a vol. of Maps, | 16 |
Goldsmiths, History of the Earth and Animated Nature▪ 4 vols. with elegant Plates, | 9 |
— Abridgment of the History of Rome, |  | 87
— Abridgment of the History of England, |  | 87
— Essays and Poems, including Deserted Village, Retaliation, &c. |  | 75
Gentleman's Parental Monitor, |  | 50
Grove, on the Nature and Design of the Lord's Supper, |  | 62½
Gardiner's Inquiry into the Nature, Cause, and Cure of the Gout, |  | 57
Guide and Counsellor of Human Life, |  | 55
Guthrie's Saving Interest in Christ, and the way to attain it, |  | 62½
Gordon's History of the American Revolution, 3 vols. 8vo. | 5 | 25
Gay's Fables, |  | 33⅓
Gardner's (Col. James) Life, with a Sermon occasioned by his heroic Death, |  | 66⅓
Gospel News; being a brief Attempt to consider the Evidences of the Truth of the Gospel, by Shippie Townsend, | 1 | 25
Ghost Seer; or, Apparitionist; a Fragment, |  | 75

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HUNTER's Sacred Biography; or, the History of the Patriarchs; to which is added, the History of Deborah, Ruth and Hannah, 3 vols. | 6 |
Same work, 6 vols. | 7 | 50
Hutchins [...] History of Massachusetts, from the first settlement thereof, in 1628, until the year 1750, 2 vols. | 4 |
Humphrey's (Col.) Miscellaneous Works, | 1 | 50
— Poems, |  | 42
— Life of Gen. Putman, |  | 62½
Hopkins' System of Divinity, 2 vols. | 4 |
— Treatise on the [...], | 1 | 12½
Hapless Orphan, a Novel, 2 vols. | 1 | 50
Harris's Natural History of the Bible, |  | 87½
Hive; or, Collection of Thoughts on Civil, Moral Sentimental and Religious Subjects, |  | 75
Hamilton on the Management of Female Complaints and of Children, in early Infancy, | 1 |
Hervey's Meditations and Contemplations, |  | 87½
Haunted Priory; or, the Fortunes of the House of Rayo, |  | 83⅓
Hayes on Coughs and Colds, with ample directions for the Prevention and Cure of Consumptions, to which are added, Observations on the Hooping Cough and Asthma, |  | 40
Historical Journal of the American War, extracted from the Publications of the Massachusetts Historical Society, | 1 | [...]
Hunter on the Blood, Inflammation and gunshot Wounds, with an account of the Author's life, 2 vols. | 4 |
Hume's History of England; 6 vols. with Plates, | 13 | 50
Horne's Commentary on the Book of Psalms, | 2 | 25
Hubbard's Narrative, of the Indian Wars, in New England, |  | 75
History of Joseph Andrews, by Fielding, |  | 83⅓
— of America, from the Encyclopedia, New Ed. | 1 |
Hunter on the Venereal Disease, | 2 | [...]0
Hardie's Tablet of Memory, containing the most memorable Events in History, from the earliest period, till 1795, &c. &c | 1 |

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INTERESTING MEMOIRS, |  | 75
Inquisitor; or, Invisible Rambler, by Mrs. Rowson, |  | 87½
Imlay's History of Kentuckey, 2 vols. | 1 | 50
Index of the various subjects contained in the Sacred Scriptures, |  | 50
— to the Laws of Massachusetts; from the Adoption of the Constitution to the Year 1796. |  | 75
Infernal Conference; or, Dialogues of Devils, by the Listener, 1 and | 1 | 50

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JACKSON on the Fevers of Jamaica, with Observations on the Intermitting Fever of America, and hints on the means of Preserving the Health of Soldiers in Hot Climates, | 1 |
Jenks Prayers and Offices of Devotion for Families and Particular Persons, |  | 87½
Julia de Roubigne, a Novel, by the Author of Man of the World, &c. |  | 75
Jenyns' Inquiry into the Nature and Origin of Evil, |  | 62½
— View of the Internal Evidence of the Christian Religion, |  | 66⅔
— Lectures to a Select Company of Friends, |  | 66⅔
Josephus's History of the Ancient Jews, (by Whiston,) 6 vols. | 5 |
— do. (by Maynard,) Folio, Elegant Plates, | 11 |
Jefferson's, (his Excellency Thomas,) Notes on the State of Virginia, | 1 | 50
Jockey Club; or, a Sketch of the Manners of the Age, | 1 | 25
Johnson (Mrs.) Captivity; containing an account of her Sufferings, during four Years, with the Indians and French, |  | 75
John Bull (History of) |  | 62½
Jones' (Sir, William,) Essay on the Law of Bailments, |  | 75
Junius's Letters with a Copious Index, | 1 |
Joseph Andrews, by Fielding, |  | 83½

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KLOPSTOCKS MESSIAH, (by Collyer,) |  | 87½
Knox's Moral and Literary Essays, 2 vols. | 2 |
Keate's Sketches from Nature, |  | 83⅓
Kaime's Elements of Criticism, with the Author's last Corrections and Additions, 2 vols. | 4 |
Ke [...]'s Account of the Pelew Islands, situated in the W [...]n part of the Pacific Ocean, Composed from the Journals of Capt. Wilson, |  | 75
Kelburn's, (Sinclare) Five Sermons on the Divinity of Christ, |  | 75

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LOWTH's Translation of the Book of Isaiah, which is added, a Plain, Concise and Particular Explanation of each Chapter, |  | 75
Locke's Essay on the Human Understanding, Abridg'd, |  | 87½
Lee's (Gen.) Life and Memoirs, | 1 |
Lavater's Essays on Physiognomy, | 1 | 33
— Aphorisms on Man, |  | 55
Life of Christ, with Discourses upon the Nativity, Baptism, Miracles, Resurrection, &c. &c. Also the Lives, Acts, and Deaths of the Apostles, |  | 62½
— and Adventures of Baron Frederick Trenck, | 1 |
— do. Abridged, |  | 25
Life and Religious Labours of Sarah Grubb, |  | 87½
— of Dr. Franklin, |  | 66⅔
— of Joseph, Son of Israel; chiefly designed to allure Young Minds to a love of the Sacred Scriptures, by Macgowan, |  | 62½
— Life of Alexander the Great; King of Macedon, compiled from the Ancient History of M. Rollin, |  | 75
— Life of James Lackington, the present Bookseller in Chiswill Street, London, written by himself, |  | 75
— of William Glenclinne, Preacher of the Gospel, writen by himself, |  | 37½
— Travels and Philanthropic Labors of the late John Howard, Esq. |  | 62½
Letters of certain Jews to M. Voltaire, containing an Apology for their own People, and for the Old Testament, &c. | 2 |
Letchworth's Discourses to the Quakers, |  |
Lathrop's (Dr. Joseph) Sermons on Various Subjects, | 1 | 50
Lay Preacher; or, Short Sermons for Idle Readers, |  | 62½
Ladies' Pocket Library; containing Miss Mores, Essays; Dr. Gregory's Legacy to his Daughters; Mrs. Chapones Letter on the Government of the Temper; Swift's Letter to a Young Lady Newly Married; Moore's Fables for the Female Sex, &c. &c. |  | 87½
— Literary Companion; or, a Collection of Essays adapted for the instruction and amusement of the Female Sex, |  | 50
— P [...]tal Monitor, |  | 50
— Advice to her Children, 62½ and | 1 |
Letter Writer; or, the Art of Correspondence, containing Letters on Business, Friendship, Love, and every other Subject; Forms of Message Cards: Moral Reflections, &c. 62½ and |  | 75
Looking Glass for the Mind, an Elegant Collection of Stories and Interesting Tales, particularly adapted for Youth, |  | 75
Lendrum's History of the American Revolution, to which is prefixed, a General History of North and South America, &c. 2 vols. | 2 |
Laws of Massachusetts, from the establishment of its Constitution, to the first Session of the General Court, in 1788, | 2 |
L'Abeille Francoise, (French Bee) | 1 | 12
Lyttleton's Dialogues of the Dead, |  | 75
Louisa the Lovely Orphan; or, the Cottage on the Moor, |  | 62½
Looker-On, a Periodical Paper, 2 vols. |  |
Laws of the United States, a new Edition, revised by Order of Congress, 3 vols. |  |
Love's Art of Surveying, | 1 | 25
Lempriere's Tour from Gibralter to Tangiers, Sallee, Santa Cruz and Morocco, |  | 87½
Letters of an Italian Nun, and an English Gentleman, from the French of Roussean, |  | 62½
Lounger, a Periodical Paper, Published at Edingburgh, in '85, '86, and '87, 2 vols. | 1 | 50

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MOORE's (Dr. John) Travels through France, Switzerland, and Germany, 2 vols. | 3 | 50
— Zeluco; or, Various Views of Human Nature, | 1 | 75
— Journal during a residence in France, from the beginning of August, to the middle of December, 1792, 2 vol [...] ▪ | 1 | 75
— Medical Sketches, | 1 | 25
Moral Instructions, of a Father to his Son, |  | 50
Morse's American Universal Geography, New Edition, Corrected and greatly Enlarged, 2 vols. | 4 | 50
Same Work, Abridged, | 1 |
— Elements of Geography, for the use of Children and Schools, |  | 30
Massachusetts Magazine for the Years 1791, '92, '93, '94, and '95, each vol. | 3 |
Moore's System of Surveying, without the use of Scale and Compasses; or, a Table of Logarithms, &c. &c. | 1 | 50
Memoirs of the Lives, Characters, and Writings, of Dr. Isaac Watts, and Dr. Philip Doddridge, | 1 | 25
Message of the President of the United States, to Congress, relative to France and Great Britain, December 5. 1793. |  | 87½
Macartney's Embassy to China, in the Years 1792, '93, and '94, with Accounts of the Customs and Manners of the Chinese, and a Description of the Country, Towns, Cities, &c. &c. | 1 |
Milton's Paradise Lost, Regained, and Poems, with the Life of the Author, | 1 |
M'Ewen on the Types, Figures and Allegories of the Old Testament, |  | 75
Mc Fingal, an Epic Poem, by John Trum [...], Esq. |  | 42
Mill's System of Farriery, | 1 | [...]
— Treatise on Cattle, |  | [...]7½
Mentoria; or [...] Young [...] Friend (by Mrs. Rowson,) |  | 7 [...]
Moor's ( [...]dward) Fables for the Ladies, to which [...] [...]ded, Fables of Flora, by [...] Langhorne, 37½ |  | and 50
Moore's (Hamilton) Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, being a Collection of select Pieces from the best modern Writers, 75 and |  | 87½
Melmoth's Essays on the Sublime and Beautiful of Scripture, to which is added, Dr. Dwight's Dissertation on the Poetry, History, and Eloquence of the Bible, |  | 62½
Mason's (John) Student and Pastor; or, Directions how to attain to Eminence and Usefulness in those respective Characters, |  | 62½
Mason (John) on Self Knowledge; shewing the Nature and Benefit of that important Science, and the way to attain it, |  | 75
Man of the World, a Novel, by the Author of Julia de Roubig [...]e, Man of Feeling, &c. |  | 87½
Mirror, a periodical Paper, Published at Edingburgh in the Years, 1779, and '80, 1 25 and | 1 | 66
Man of Feeling, by the Author of Man of the World, 62 and |  | 75
Marmontel's Bellisarius, |  | 75
Memoirs of Mrs. Coghlan: Daughter of the late Major Moncrie [...]e, written by herself, |  | 62½
Memoirs of Gen. Dumourier, written by himself, | 1 |
Mysteries of Udolpho: a Romance, by the Author of Romance of the Forest; a Sicilian Romance, &c. 3 vols. | 2 | 50
Montague (Edward W.) Life, Travels and Adventures; [...] remarks on the Manners and C [...]oms of the Oriental World, |  | 50
Moral Library; containing Macbride's Principles of Vir [...] [...]nd Morality; Villette's Essay on the H [...]ppiness of the [...]fe to come; &c. &c. |  | 75
Messiah: attempted from the German [...] K [...]stock, by Joseph Collyer, |  | 87½
Millot's Elements of Ancient and Modern History, 5 vols. | 8 | 50
Memoirs of Mons. and Madame du F. extracted from Mrs. William's Letters on the French Revolution, |  | 25
Marten's Law of Nations, | 2 |
Memoirs of the Year 2500, translated from the French, | 1 |
Massachusetts Compiler, of Theoretical and Practical Elements of Sacred Vocal Music, | 1 | 75

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NEWTON's (Bishop) Dissertations on the Prophecies, which have remarkably been fulfilled, and at this time are fulfilling in the world, 2 vols. |  | 3
New Robinson Crusoe; an Instructive and Entertaining History, |  | 87
Newton's (Rev. John) Works, 6 vols. | 5 |
— Olney Hymns, |  | 66⅔
— Letters to a wife, |  | 87½
— Sermons, |  | 75
Northcote's Translation of Van Swieten, on the Diseases incident to Armies, and the method of cure, |  | 75
Neckar, on the Importance of Religious Opinions, |  | 87½
Nature and Art, a Novel by Mrs. Inchbald, |  | 87½
Netley Abbey, a Go [...]c Story, |  |
Nichelson's Philosophy (New Ed.) 2 vols. | 4 |

o

O

OVID's Art of Love, together with his Remedy of Love▪ the [...] [...]istory of Love, and Armstrong's Economy of Love, |  | 66⅓
Owen, on the Nature, Power, Deceit, and [...]revalency of in-dwelling S [...] in Believers, &c. &c. |  | 87
Odiorne's Po [...], on the Progress of Refinement on [...]ame, &c. |  | 75
Or [...]on's (Rev. Job) Letters to a Young Clergyman, |  | 37½
Ossian's Poems; translated by Macpherson, | 2 |
Original Poems, [...] Lady, revised by W. Cowper, Esq. |  | 44

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P

PALEY's View of the Evidences of Christian [...] | 1 | 75
Same Work, 12mo. | 1 | 12½
— Moral and Political Philosophy, | 2 |
Pain's (William) Practical Builder; or, Workman's General Assistant, engraved on 83 Plates, with explanations, | 4 |
— Builder's Pocket Treasure, correctly Engraven on 55 Plates, with explanations. | 2 |
[...]hington's, Chymical, and Economical Essays, | 1 | 12½
Perkins's (Rev. Nathan) Twenty-four Discourses, | 1 | 50
Plowden's History of the British Empire, | 1 | 25
Pik [...] New and Complete, System of Arithmetic, composed for the [...] of the Citizens of the United States; New Edition, with additions, | 2 | 25
— [...]he Work Abridged, |  | 87½
Priestly's (Dr. Joseph [...] Discourses on the Evi [...]ence of revealed Religion, | 1 |
Pike and Howard's Religious Cases of [...]onscience, Answered in an Ev [...]lical Manner, to which is added, the Spiritual Companion; or, the Professing Christian, tried at the Bar of God's [...]rd, | 1 |
Putnam's (Gen.) Life, by Col. Humphreys, |  | 62½
Probate [...] and Assistant to Probate Courts, Executors, Administr [...], Guardians, &c. &c. |  | 62½
Peter Pinda [...] Poetical Works (New Ed.) 2 vols. | 2 | 25
Power of Sympath [...] ▪ or, the Triumph of Nature, a Novel founded in Truth, |  | 83⅓
Pleasures of Memory, with some other Po [...], elegantly Printed, on Wove Paper, with beautiful Plates, | 1 |
Philip Quarll, the English Hermit, who was lately discovered upon an uninhabited Islan [...] in the South Sea, wher [...] [...] had lived upwards of fifty Years without any human assistance, |  | 75
Pope's Translation of Homer's Iliad | 1 |
Poetical Miscellany, a collection of valu [...] pieces from Goldsmith, Pope, &c. |  | 66⅔
Pleasing Instructor; on Entertaining Moralist, Consisting of Sele [...] [...]ssays, Allegories, &c. collected from the most eminent English Authors; to which are added, New Thoughts on Education, |  | 87½
Pope's Poems, containing his Essay on Man; Essay on Criticism; Messiah &c. &c. with an Account of his Life, |  | [...]
Price's (Dr. Richard) Sermons on the Security and Happiness of Virtuous Course, on the Goodness of God and the Resurrection of Lazurus, to which are added, Sermons on the Christian Doctrine as received by the different denominations of Christians, |  | 75
Pomfret's Poems, on Several Occasions, to which are added, his Remains, with some account of his Life, and Writings, 37½ and |  | 50
Poor Man's Help, and Young Man's Guide, (by Burkitt) containing Doctrinal Instructions; Practical Directions; Forms of Prayer; Hymns, &c. &c. |  | 50
Purity and Holiness set forth, with Pathetic Energy, by an eminent Minister of the Go [...]pel, amongst the people called QUAKERS, |  | 42
Petitpierre's Thoughts on Divine Goodness, relative to the Government of Moral Agents, particularly Displayed in Future Rewards and Punishments, |  | 87½
Paul and Mary, an Indian Story, translated from the French of M. de St. Pierre, |  | 40
Pelew Islands, account of, by Keate, |  | 75
Proceedings of the Society of United Irishmen, |  | 75
Pocket-Farriery; containing Ten Minutes Advice to the Purchasers of Horses; Receipts for the Cure of Diseases incident to Horses; Sheep and Lambs, Hogs, Dogs, &c. with Plates, |  | 62½
Pilgrim's Progress, by Bunyan, from this world to that which is to come, delivered under the Similitude of a Dream; with the Life of the Author, |  | 75
Perry's Standard English Dictionary, with a comprehensive English Grammar, &c. &c. ten Dollars doz. | 1 |
President WASHINGTON's, Speeches to Congress, with their Answers, the Addresses to the President, with his Answers, &c. &c. | 1 |
Paine's (Thomas) Writings, containing, Rights of Man, Common Sense, Crisis, &c. &c. | 2 |
Paul and Virginia, from the French of St. Pierre, |  | 62 [...]/ [...]
— French and English, 2 vols. | 1 | [...]5
Peter Porcupine's Works; containing Bone to Gnaw, New Year's Gift, Little plain English, &c. | 2 |
Percival's Father's Instructions, consisting of Moral Tales, Fables and Reflections, |  | 66

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REVOLUTION in France, (Impartial History of) from its Commencement to the Death of the Queen, and the Execution of the Deputies of the Gironde Party, by a Society of Gentlemen, | 2 |
Rowe's (Mrs. Eliz.) Letters from the Dead to the Living; to which are added, Letters Moral and Entertaining, in Prose and Verse, |  | 75
— Devout Exercises of the Heart in Meditation, Prayer, Praise, &c. |  | 33⅓
Rippon's Selection of Hymns, intended as an Appendix to Dr. Watts' |  | 62½
Rush's Medical Observations, 2 vols. | 3 |
Rochefaucault's Maxims, |  | 25
Rasselas and Dinarbas; or, the Prince of Abissinia, a Tale, by Dr. Johnson, |  | 75
Relly's Union; or, a Treatise of the Consanguinity and Affinity between Christ and his Church, |  | 66⅔
Rawson's Compendium of Military Duty, adapted for the Militia of the United States, | 1 | 25
Robertson's (Dr.) Historical Disquisition, conconcerning Ancient India, with observations on their Policy, Laws, Arts, Sciences, &c. | 1 | 75
Revolutionary Justice displayed; or, an Inside View of the Various Prisons of Paris, under the Government of Robertspierre, and the Jacobins, 50 and |  | 62½
Royal Captives; a Fragment of Secret History, copied from an old Manuscript, by Ann Yearsley, 2 vols. | 1 | 66⅔
Religious Courtship; or, the Necessity of Marrying Religious Husbands and Wives only, |  | 75
Roderick Random, a Novel, by Smollett, in 2 vols. | 1 | 50

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SHAKESPEARE's Works, Complete, corrected from the latest and best London Editions, with Notes, by Samuel Johnson: a Glosery, and the Life of the Author, 8 vols. | 8 |
Scott's Force of Truth; an Authentic Narritive, |  | 44
Smellie's Midwifery, Abridged, with Anatomical Tables and Explanations, | 1 | 12½
Sky Lark; or, Complete Modern Songster, |  | 66⅔
Sicilian Romance, by the Author of the Romance of the Forest: Mysteries of Udolpho, &c. |  | 87½
Smith's Letters to Married Women, on Nursing, and the Management of Children, |  | 66⅔
Seraphical Young Shepherd; being a very remarkable Account of a Shepherd in France, &c. |  | 66⅔
Scott's Lessons in Elocution, a Selection of Pieces in Prose, and Verse, designed for the Use of Schools, |  | 87⅓
Sandford and Merton, a Tale intended for the Use of Children, | 1 |
Same Work, Abridged, 57½ and |  | 50
Sentimental Lucubrations, by Peter Pennyless, |  | 50
Scott's United States Gazetteer, containing an exact account, of the Cities, Towns, Harbours, Rivers, Soil, Produce, Trade, &c. &c. &c. with nineteen Maps, | 1 | 50
Stuben's Exercise, containing regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the United States, with the Militia acts, illustrated with 8 Plates, |  | 66⅔
SENECA's Morals, by way of Abstract, to which is added, a Discourse under the title of an After Thought, | 1 |
Scougal's Life of God in the Soul of Man, with Rules for a Holy Life, |  | 62½
Spirit of Despotism, | 1 |
Select Pamphlets, chiefly on the Political affairs of America; in the early part of the Revolution, | 1 | 50
Secrets of Arts, or approved directions for Engraving, Painting, Guilding, Varnishing, Dying, &c. the whole comprising a great variety of Useful Information, |  | 83
Saunders's (Dan.) Journal of his Travels and Sufferings, on the Coast of Arabia, where he was cast away July 10, 1792, |  | 50
Spanish Grammar; or, the Elements of the Spanish Language, together with an English Grammar, for the Use of Spaniards, by I. G. Del Pino, | 1 |
Sterne's Sentimental Journey through France and Italy, |  | 75
Seabury (Bishop) Discourses on Several important Subjects, 2 vols. | 3 |
Stewart's Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind, | 2 |
Smith's History of New York, from the First Discovery, to the Year 1732, | 1 | 25
Sullivan's (Hon. James) History of the District of Maine, with a correct Map, | 2 |
Stephen's Literary Miscellany; containing Elegant Selections of Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, 2 vols. | 2 | 25
Smellie's Philosophy of Natural History, | 2 |
Smith's (Charlotte) Elegiac Sonnets, |  | 25
Simple Story; by Mrs. Inchbald, | 1 |
Sorrows of Werter: a German Story, |  | 62½
Smith's (Adam) Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, 3 vols. | 3 |
System of Chymistry, from the Encyclopedia, | 2 | 50
Sentimental Beauties and Moral Delineations, from the Writings of the celebrated Dr. Blair and other Authors, |  | 50

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TRIALS of the Human Heart; a Novel, by Mrs. Rowson, Author of Charlotte, &c. &c. 2 vols. | 2 |
Travels of Cyrus, to which is annexed, a Discourse upon the Theology and Mythology of the Pagans, |  | 87½
Tour in Holland, in the Year 1784, by an American, | 1 | 12½
Telemachus; French and English, 2 vols. | 2 | 25
Same Work in English, 1 vol. | 1 | 12½
Same Work in French, 1 vol. | 1 | 12⅓
Turner's Bookkeeping, after the Italian Method, with forms of Bills, Notes, &c. |  | 25
Thomson's Seasons, with an account of his Life and Writings, |  | 75
Town Officer; or, the Power and Duty of Selectmen, Town Clerks, Constables, and all other Town Officers, with Forms for their use, by S. Freeman, |  | 75
Tom Jones, a Novel, by Henry Fielding, Esq. 3 vols. | 3 |
Transactions of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, | 1 |
Trimmer's Introduction to the Knowledge of Nature, adapted to the Capacities of Children, |  | 50

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VATTEL's Law of Nations; or, Principles of the Law of Nature, applied to the Conduct and Affairs of Nations and Sovereigns, | 2 |
Village Curate, a Poem, |  | 50
Vicar of Wakefield, by Dr. Goldsmith, 42, 50 & |  | 75
Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary, | 1 |
Voyages of Amasis, French and English, | 1 |
Volney's Ruins of Empires, | 1 |

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U

UNITED States Magazine; or, General Repository of Instruction and Amusement,
1
50

w

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WASHINGTON's Official Letters, to Congress during the late War between this Country and Great Britain, with an Elegant Portrait, 2 vols. | 2 | 25
— Epistles, Domestic, Confidential and Official, to Mr. Lund Washington, British Admiral, Arbuthnot and Digby, &c. &c. &c. none of which are contained in the above Volumes, | 1 | 12½
— Collection of Speeches to Congress and Answers. Addresses to him during his Presidency; Answers, &c. | 1 |
Wallis on the Art of preventing Diseases and Restoring Health, adapted to persons of every capacity, | 2 |
Watts's Glory of Christ as God-Man, displayed in three discourses, | 1 | 25
— Lyric Poems, sacred to Devotion and Piety; Virtue, Honor and Friendship; the Memory of the Dead, |  | 67
— Miscellaneous Thoughts in Prose and Verse, on Natural, Moral and Divine Subjects, |  | 87½
— Logic; or, the Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry after Truth, | 1 |
Winchester's Lectures on the Prophecies, that remain to be fulfilled, 2 vols. | 2 | 75
— Dialogues, on Universal Restoration, with some Account of the Author's Life, 62½ and |  | 75
Watson's (Bishop) Apology for Christianity, addressed to Edward Gibbon, Esq. |  | 75
— Apology for the Bible, being a Refutation of Paine's Age of Reason, 37½ and |  | 50
Willison's Afflicted Man's Companion, or, a Directory for Persons and Families, Afflicted with Sickness, or any other Distress. Very necessary for all Families, |  | 75
Willison's Sacramental, Meditations and Advices, grounded upon Scripture Texts proper for Communicants, with a short Christian Directory, &c. &c. |  | 75
Whitefield's ten Sermons on various important subjects, |  | 75
Whitney's History of the County of Worcester, with a correct Map, | 1 | 50
West (Stephen) on Moral Agency, | 1 | 75
White's (Joseph) Sermons, | 1 | 50
Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Women, with strictures on Moral and Political Subjects, | 1 | 50
— Historical and Moral View of the French Revolution, | 1 |
Warren's (Mrs.) Poems, Dramatic and Miscellaneous, | 1 |
Williams's (Helen Maria) Letters on interesting parts of the French Revolution, 2 vols. | 1 | 62 1/ [...]
— Continuation of do. from 31st May, 1793, till 28th of July, 1794, and of the Scenes which passed in the Prisons of Paris, |  | 87½
Whole Duty of Women; to which is added, the Economy of Human Life, |  | 50
— Duty of Man, laid down in a Plain and Familiar Way, for the use of all; very necessary for Families, | 1 |
Wisdom in Miniature; or, the Young Gentleman and Ladies' Pleasing Instructor, |  | 33⅓
Workman's Elements of Geography, with 8 Maps, |  | 50
White on Lying-in-Women, | 1 | 50
William's History of Vermont, with a Map, | 2 |
Warville on the Commerce of America, with Europe, &c. | 1 |
Westley' Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher, |  | 62½

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YOUNG's Letters; or, Calvanism and Universalism, contrasted, |  | 50
— (Dr.) Night Thoughts, on Life, Death, and Immortality; with the Life of the Author, &c. |  | 83

z

Z

Zimmerman on Solitude, with respect to its influence upon the Mind and Heart,

[...]7½

tragedies

TRAGEDIES.

Almeyda; or, the Rival Kings.

Barbarossa.

Cato, by Addison.

Crensa, Queen of Athens.

Grecian Daughter.

Gamester.

George Barnwell.

Gustavus Vasa.

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.

Lorenzo, by R. Murray, Esq.

Revenge.

Mariamne.

Robbers.

comedies

COMEDIES.

[Page]Belle's Stratagem.

Bold Stroke for a Wife.

Busy Body.

Cutter of Coleman Street.

Dramatist.

Deserted Daughter.

Bank Note.

Columbus.

False Appearances.

Foundling.

Hypocrite.

Imposters.

Jew.

Man and Wife.

Natural Son.

Provoked Husband,

Road to Ruin,

Suspicious Husband,

She Stoops to Conquer; or, the Mistakes of a Night▪

School for Scandal,

Twelfth Night,

West Indian,

Wild Oats,

Young Quaker,

Love's Frailties

Child of Nature

Married Man,

operas

COMIC OPERAS.

Battle of Hexham,

Incle and Yarico,

Mountaineers,

[Page]Haunted Tower,

Lionel and Clarissa,

Lord of the Manor,

Love in a Village,

Governess,

Woodman,

Slaves in Algiers,

Highland Reel,

farces

FARCES, &c. &c.

| Dols. | Cts.
Children in the Wood, | 12½ and | 20
Bon Ton; or, High Life above Stairs, |  | 12½
Agreeable Surprise, |  | 12½
Midnight hour, |  | 12½
Don Juan, |  | 12½
Citizen, |  | 12½
Midas, |  | 12½
Lying Valet, |  | 12½
Farmer, |  | 12½
Deserter, |  | 12½
Quaker, |  | 12½
Poor Soldier, |  | 12½
Prisoner at Large, |  | 12½
Poor Vulcan, |  | 12½
No Song No Supper, |  | 12½
Miller of Mansfield, |  | 12½
Spoil'd Child, |  | 12½
Rosina, |  | 12½

pamphlets

SMALL BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Exercises of Cavalry, |  | 12½
Valentine and Orson, |  | 25
Children's Friend, Abridged, |  | 25
Life of Baron Trenck, Abridged, |  | 25
Memoirs of Mons. and Mad. du F. |  | 25
Fairy Tales, |  | 25
History of the Holy Bible, |  | 33⅓
Catechism of Nature, |  | 20
Arabian Nights Entertainments, Abridged, |  | 25
Doddridge's Sermons, |  | 25
Easy Way to Prolong Life, |  | 25
Prompter, |  | 20
Three Brothers, |  | 25
Lovers Instructor, |  | 25
Search after Happiness, by Hannah More, |  | 10
Pope's Essay on Man, |  | 12½
Father's Legacy, by Dr. Gregory, |  | 25
Life of the Queen of France, |  | 25
Age of Infidelity, |  | 20
Astronomical Catechism, |  | 9
Deserted Village, by Goldsmith, |  | 10
Massachusett's and United State's Militia Law, |  | 12½
Tom Paine's Jests, |  | 20
Trader's Companion, |  | 17
Whole Duty of Woman, |  | 12½
The Treaty with England, its Merits and Demerits, |  | 33⅓
An Account of Algiers, |  | 25
Humphrey's Poem on Industry, |  | 20
Observations on Priestley's Emigration to America, |  | 37½
Priestley's Answer to Paine, |  | 25
Tytlers do. do. |  | 37½
Peter Pindar on Hair Powder Tax, |  | 25
Paine's Principles of Government, |  | 17
Signs of the Times, by Bechino, |  | 37
Clark on Christianity, |  | 25
Account of New York Fever, |  | 37½
Winchester's Three Woe Trumpets, |  | 25
Paine's Rights of Man, |  | 3 [...]½
Conspiracy of Kings, (by Barlow,) |  | 12½
Hemmenway's Discourse, |  | 33⅓
Letter to the Prince of Wales, |  | 20
Gulliver Revived, by Baron Munchanson, |  | 17
Prophetical Conjectures on the French Revolution, extracted from Archb'p Brown, I. Knox, Chris. Love, More, &c. &c. |  | 25
Theatrical Songsters, |  | 12 1/ [...]
Friendly Visit to the House of Mourning, |  | 20

§

J. WEST HAS ALSO FOR SALE, A Choice Collection OF BOOKS, OF ENGLISH, SCOTCH and IRISH EDITIONS. Also, Bibles of all Sizes, Testaments, Psalm Books, Spelling Books, Dictionaries, Singing Books, Account Books, Writing Paper of all sizes, Quills, Ink Powder, Sealing Wax, Wafers, Pocket Books, Playing Cards, Pen Knives, Children's Books, Ink Stands of all kinds▪ Sand Boxes, and every other article in the Book and Stationary Line, with which Country Merchants and others may be supplied, Wholesale or Retail, on the most reasonable terms. A liberal Allowance to th [...]se who purchase largely.

☞ Social Libraries supplied on as good Terms as at any other Book Store on the Continent.

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A catalogue of books published in America, and for sale at the bookstore of John West, no. 75, Cornhill, Boston.

West, John, 1770-1827.

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Evans 33205

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— A catalogue of books published in America, and for sale at the bookstore of John West, no. 75, Cornhill, Boston., West, John, 1770-1827..

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