KING Charles I. / AND WHICH, EVER SINCE, HAVE BEEN HELD AND ACKNOWLEDGED / TO CONTAIN AND EXPRESS THE ARTICLES OF FAITH OR DOCTRINES / OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, AS PROFESSED AND TAUGHT IN THAT / CHURCH:/ AND WHICH ARE HERE REDUCED INTO FORM OF A Catechism; / EVERY ARTICLE HAVING A SUITABLE QUESTION PREFIXED, UNTO / WHICH THE ARTICLE FOLLOWING GIVES AN ANSWER. /TOGETHER WITH NINE ASSERTIONS OF Lambeth, COMPOSED IN THE YEAR 1595. BY THE ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS, &C OF THE CHURCH./ AND ALSO, AN EXTRACT OF THE ARTICLES OF THE CHURCH OF IRELAND, (i. e. CHURCH OF England IN Ireland,) AGREED / UPON BY THE PRINCIPAL CLERGY OF THAT KINGDOM, IN THE YEAR 1615, IN Dublin. / Williamsburg: PRINTED BY W. PARKS, / M,DCC,XLIX. / Title page. 1749. 1750. "To the Reader," vi pp. Text, 14 pp. 17.5x11.5 cm. Virginia Historical Society. VIRGINIA ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR, 1750. [1749.] [195] 16 leaves. 15x19 cm. Title page and leaves 2 and 2 are missing. Library of Congress. [196] Library of Congress; Virginia Historical 1751. DAVIES, Reverend SAMUEL. [197] MISCELLANEOUS / POEMS, / CHIEFLY ON / DIVINE SUBJECTS. / IN / Two BOOKS./ PUBLISHED FOR THE RELIGIOUS ENTERTAINMENT OF CHRISTIANS IN GENERAL. / By SAMUEL DAVIES, V. D. M. IN Hanover, / Virginia. / Williamsburg: / PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM HUNTER, M,DCC,LI. / "The Preface," iii-xiii; "Errata," [1] p. Text, 136 pp. Title page. "The Index", [2] pp. 17.5x11 cm. Reference: Evans, 3, No. 6834. Boston Public Library. 1751. DAVIES, Reverend SAMUEL (1723-1761.) ... [198] THE /State of Religion / AMONG THE PROTESTANT DISSENTERS / IN / Virginia:/ IN A LETTER / TO THE REV. MR. Joseph Bellamy, /OF Bethlem IN New England; / FROM THE REVEREND / MR. SAMUFL DAVIES, V. D. M., / IN Hanover COUNTY, Virginia. / . . . BOSTON. N. E.: / PRINTED AND SOLD BY S. KNEELAND, IN QUEEN-STREET. / OPPOSITE THE PRISON. M DCCLI./ Title page. Text, pp. 3-44. 17x10.5 cm. Reference: Evans, 3, No. 6657. Boston Public Library: American Antiquarian Society; Boston Athenæm. 1751. [199] THE VIRGINIA / ALMANACK, / FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD GOD 1752./ BEING / BISSEXTILE, OR LEAY-YEAR, / WHEREIN ARE CONTAINED, / THE LUNATIONS, CONJUGATIONS, ECLIPSES; / THE INCREASE, DECREASE, AND LENGTH OF THE DAYS AND NIGHTS, THE SUN AND MOON'S / RISING AND SETTING; THE RISING, SETTING AND/SOUTHING OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES./DAYS, WEATHER, CURE OF FATAL DISEASE, / DIRECTIONS TO PLANTERS, &c. &c. / CALCULATED ACCORDING TO ART;/AND REFERRED ΤΟ THE HORIZON OF THIRTY/EIGHT DEGREES NORTH LATITUDE, AND A MERIDIAN/OF FIVE HOURS WEST FROM THE CITY OF LONDON; / FITTING VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, NORTH CAROLINA, &C. / . . . Williamsburg: / PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM HUNTER. / [1751.] 16 leaves. 15x9 cm. On pages 4-5 is "Some account of the Act of Parliament for regulating the commencement of the year, and correcting the Calendar." 1751. Virginia Historical Society; Lenox [200] THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE. WITH THE FRESHEST ADVICES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [COLOPHON:] WILLIAMSBURG: PRINTED BY WILLIAM HUNTER, AT THE POST-OFFICE; BY WHOM PERSONS MAY BE SUPPLIED WITH THIS PAPER. ADVERTISEMENTS OF A MODERATE LENGTH ARE INSERTED FOR THREE SHILLINGS THE FIRST WEEK, AND TWO SHILLINGS EACH WEEK AFTER. The Lenox Library, New York, has file of this Gazette, from February 28, 1750/1 (Number 9) to December 27, 1751 (Number 52) inclusive. 1752. SMITH, E. [201] THE COMPLEAT HOUSEWIFE; OR, ACCOMPLISH'D GENTLEWOMAN'S COMPANION: BEING A COLLECTION OF SEVERAL HUNDRED OF THE MOST APPROVED RECEIPTS, IN COOKERY, PASTRY, CONFECTIONARY, PRESERVING, PICKLES, CAKES, CREAMS, JELLIES, MADE WINES, CORDIALS. AND ALSO BILLS OF FARE FOR EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A COLLECTION OF NEAR TWO HUNDRED RECEIPTS OF MEDICINES, VIZ. DRINKS, SYRUPS, SALVES, OINTMENTS, AND MANY OTHER THINGS OF SOVEREIGN AND APPROVED EFFICACY IN MOST DISTEMPERS, PAINS, ACHES, WOUNDS, SORES, &C. NEVER BEFORE MADE PUBLICK IN THESE PARTS: FIT EITHER FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES, OR SUCH PUBLICK SPIRITED GENTLEWOMEN AS WOULD BE BENEFICENT TO THEIR POOR NEIGHBOURS... COLLECTED FROM THE SIXTH EDITION. WILLIAMSBURG: PRINTED This is from Evans' American Bibliography, 3, No. 6934. 1752. STITH, Reverend WILLIAM (1689-1755.) [202] The Sinfulness and pernicious Nature of Gaming. / A / SERMON / PREACHED BEFORE THE / General Assembly / or / Virginia: / AT WILLIAMSBURG, March 1ST 1752./ By WILLIAM STITH, A. M./ Rector of HENRICO Parish./ Publish'd at the Request of the House of Burgesses. / Williamsburg: /PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM HUNTER, 1752. / Title page, verso, "Abstract from the Journal of the House of Burgesses," requesting the printing of the sermon. Dedication, "To the Honourable Robert Dinwiddie, Esq.", pp. 3-4. Text, pp. 5-27. Text, Exodus XX, part of v. 17, "Thou shalt not covet." 16.5x10.2 cm. Boston Athenæum. 1752. [203] THE / Virginia / ALMANACK, / FOR THE Year of our/ LORD GOD, 1753./ BEING THE FIRST AFTER / BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. / WHEREIN ARE CONTAINED, THE LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES; THE INCREASE DECREASE, AND LENGTH OF THE DAYS/AND NIGHTS; THE SUN AND MOON'S RISING AND/ SETTING; THE RISING, SETTING, AND SOUTHING OF / THE HEAVENLY BODIES; WEATHER; COURT/DAYS, THE METHOD OF MAKING WINE; CURE OF A FATAL DISEASE; METHOD OF MAKING INDIGO; / CURE OF POISONS &c. / CALCULATED ACCORDING TO ART; AND REFERRED TO THE HORIZON OF 38 DEGREES / North LATITUDE, AND A MERIDIAN OF FIVE HOURS West/FROM THE CITY OF London, FITTING Virginia, Maryland, / North Carolina, &c. / Williamsburg: PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM HUNTER. / [1752.] 16 leaves. 15x9 cm. 1752 Library of Congress; Lenox Library. [204] THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE. WITH THE FRESHEST ADVICES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. [COLOPHON:] WILLIAMSBURG: PRINTED BY WILLIAM HUNTER, AT THE POST-OFFICE; BY WHOM PERSONS MAY BE SUPPLIED WITH THIS PAPER. ADVERTISEMENTS OF A MODERATE LENGTH ARE INSERTED FOR THREE SHILLINGS THE FIRST WEEK, AND TWO SHILLINGS EACH WEEK AFTER. The Lenox Library, New York, has file of this Gazette from January 2, 1752 (Number 53), to December 22, 1752 (Number 102), inclusive. 1752. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Revisal of Laws. [205] THE ACTS / OF / ASSEMBLY, / NOW IN FORCE, IN THE COLONY OF / VIRGINIA./ WITH THE / TITLES OF SUCH AS ARE EXPIRED, OR REPEALED; / NOTES IN THE MARGIN, SHEWING HOW, AND AT /WHAT TIME THEY WERE REPEALED: / AND / AN EXACT TABLE TO THE WHOLE. / Publish'd pursuant to an Order of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY. / (VIGNETTE: SEAL OF COLONY.) Williamsburg: / PRINTED BY WILLIAM HUNTER. MDCCLII. / Title page. "A Catalogue of all the Public Acts of Assembly, In Force and Use, June 11, 1751," vi pp. "The Acts," pp. 1-411. "Errata," [1] p. "Index," pp. 413-455. 36x22.5 cm. Note: Some copies of this publication contain "A List of the Subscribers," [4] pp., immediately following the title. In some copies the page of "Errata" follows the "Index" instead of preceding it. This was the second revisal of the laws of Virginia printed in the colony. References: Bryan, p. 67; Evans, Virginia State Library; State Law Li 3, No. 6941. brary of Virginia; Virginia Historical Society; New York Historical Society; Association of the Bar of the City of New York; American Antiquarian Society; New York State Library; Massachusetts State Library; Library of Congress; Lenox Library. 1752. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Session Laws. (First Session.) [206] ANNO REGNI GEORGII II, REGIS Angliae, Scotiae, Franciae, & Hiberniae, VI CESSIMO QUINTO. AT A GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BEGUN AND HELD AT THE COLLEGE, IN Williamsburg, ON Thursday THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF February, IN THE TWENTY FIFTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF OUR SoVEREIGN LORD GEORGE II. BY THE GRACE OF GOD, OF Great-Britain, France. AND Ireland, KING, DEFENDER OF THE FAITH, &C. AND IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1752. [Williamsburg: William Hunter.] Caption Title. 47 pp. [1] p. 34.5x23.5 cm. Reprinted: Hening, Statutes at Large . . . of Virginia, VI, 217-324. Reference: Evans, 3, No. 6942. 1752. HOUSE OF BURGESSES State Law Library of Virginia; Library of Congress; Historical Society of Pennsylvania; New York Historical Society; American Antiquarian Society; Association of the Bar of the City of New York; Lenox Library. Journal. (FIRST SESSION.) [207] THE JOURNAL/OF THE HOUSE OF BURGESSES. / AT A GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY BEGUN / AND HELD AT THE COLLEGE IN Williamsburg, ON Thursday THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF / February, IN THE TWENTY FIFTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF OUR SOVEREIGN LORD GEORGE II. / BY THE GRACE OF GOD, OF Great-Britain, / France, AND Ireland, KING, DEFENDER OF THE FAITH, &C., AND IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD/1752./ (VIGNETTE: THE SEAL OF THE COLONY.) Williamsburg: / PRINTED BY WILLIAM HUNTER MDCCLII./ Title page. 124 pp. 27.5x18 cm. (27 February, 1752-20 April, 1752.) Reprinted: McIlwaine, Journals of the House of Burgesses of Virginia, 1752-1758 (Richmond, 1909.) pp. 3-100. References: Annual Report of the American Historical Association, 1897, p. 435; Evans, 3, No. 6943. Virginia State Library; Library of 1753. DAVIES, Reverend SAMUEL, (1723-1761.) [208] A SERMON, PREACHED BEFORE THE REVEREND PRESBYTERY OF NEW-CASTLE, OCTOBER 11, 1752. BY S. DAVIES, V. D. M. IN HANOVER, VIRGINIA. PUBLISHED AT THE DESIRE OF THE PRESBYTERY AND CONGREGATION. PHILA DELPHIA: PRINTED BY B. FRANKLIN, AND D. HALL AT THE NEW PRINTINGOFFICE, IN MARKET-STREET. M, DCLIII. pp. V, 38. 8vo. References: Evans, 3, No. 6987; Library of Congress. Sabin, V, 245. 1753. STITH, Reverend WILLIAM (1689-1755.) [209] THE HISTORY / OF THE FIRST DISCOVERY/ AND / SETTLEMENT / OF Virginia. . . . By William Stith, A. M. / PRESIDENT OF THE COL LEGE OF William AND Mary / IN VIRGINIA. / .. Virginia, PRINTED: Lon ... don, REPRINTED FOR S. BERT/IN Ave-Mary-Lane. / M.DCC.LII. / Title page. Preface, viii pp. Text, 331 pp. 19.8x12.5 cm. Second Title: AN / APPENDIX / TO THE / FIRST PART OF THE / HISTORY OF / VIRGINIA: / CONTAINING / A COLLECTION OF SUCH ANCIENT CHARTERS ́ OR LETTERS PATENT, AS RELATE TO THAT PERIOD OF TIME, AND ARE STILL 1 FOR S. EXTANT IN OUR PUBLICK / OFFICES IN THE CAPITOL, OR IN OTHER AUTHENTIC / Text, 34 pp. Title page. Preface, V pp. Evans in his American Bibliography, vol. 2, No. 7125, says of this imprint: "No doubt can exist, after a comparison of editions, that the body of this work is the first impression, before the error in paging was corrected by the Williamsburg Edition of 1747, with a change of title-page, probably printed in England, only. The pecularities of paper and paging are the same as noted in the American printed edition of 1747.” [See notes under No. 186.] John Carter Brown Library; Lenox. [210] 1753. STITH, Reverend WILLIAM (1689-1750.) The Nature and Extent of Christ's / Redemption. / A / SERMON / PREACHED BEFORE THE GENERAL ASSEMELY [sic], / or / Virginia: / AT WILLIAMSBURG, November 11TH, 1753. / BY WILLIAM STITH, A. M. / President of WILLIAM and MARY College. / Published at the Request of the House of Bur- / gesses. / Williamsburg: / PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM HUNTER./MDCCLIII. / Title page, verso, Abstract from the House Journal thanking Mr. Stith "for his excellent sermon, preached yesterday, before the council and the House, and that he be desired to print it." [Monday, November 12th, 1753.] Dedication, "To the Honourable Sir George Lyttleton, Bart. . . . pp. iii-vi; "The Preface" pp. vii-viii. Text, pp. 9-32. Text, Matthew, vii, vs. 13, 14. 17x10.5 cm. Boston Athenæum. 1753. [211] THE VIRGINIA / ALMANACK, / FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD GOD 1754 / BEING THE SECOND AFTER / BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP-YEAR. / WHEREIN ARE CONTAINED, THE LUNATIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, ECLIPSES; THE INCREASE, DECREASE, AND LENGTH OF THE DAYS / AND NIGHTS; THE SUN AND MOON'S RISING AND SETTING; THE RISING, SETTING, AND SOUTHING OF / THE HEAVENLY BODIES; WEATHER; COURT / DAYS; CURE OF A FATAL DISEASE; CURE OF POISONS / MRS. JOHNSON'S CURE FOR A CANCER, &C. / CALCULATED ACCORDING TO ART; AND REFERRED TO THE HORIZON OF 38 DEGREES / NORTH LATTITUDE, AND A MERIDIAN OF FIVE HOURS WEST / FROM THE CITY OF LONDON, FITTING VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, / NORTH-CAROLINA, &C. / WILLIAMSBURG: /PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM HUNTER. / [1753.] 16 leaves. 16mo. Library of Congress. 1753. [212] THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE. With the freshest Advices, Foreign and Domestic. [COLOPHON:] Williamsburg: PRINTED BY WILLIAM HUNTER, AT THE POST-OFFICE; BY WHOM PERSONS MAY BE SUPPLIED WITH THIS PAPER ADVERTISEMENTS OF A MODERATE LENGTH ARE INSERTED FOR THREE SHILLNGS THE FIRST WEEK, AND TWO SHILLINGS EACH WEEK AFTER. The American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, has a copy of the issue of March 2, 1753, Number 112. |