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2962 WEST INDIES. Dominia Anglorum in præcipuis Insulis Americæ ut sunt Insula S. Christophori, Antegoa, Jamaica, Barbados, nec non Insulæ Bermudes vel Sommers dictæ singulari mappa omnia exhibita et edita ab Homannianis Heredibus (Die Englische Colonie-Lænder auf den Insuln von America, etc.) 22 by 19 inches, coloured, fine copy, Nuremb. 1750? 2963 West Indische Compagnie. Deductie van den Representant van syne doorlugtigste Hoogheid en Bewindhebberen van de Geoctroyeerde Westindische Compagnie. ter Præsidale Kamer Amsterdam, over de Saake van Isequebo en Demerari; overgegeeven in het Besogne aan de Heeren haar Hoog Mog. Gedeputeerden, den 28 July, 1767, fine copy, uncut, scarce, important. fol. [Amst. 1767] 2964 West Indies. The Traveller's Guide to Madeira and the West Indies, being a Hieroglyphic Representation of Appearances and Incidents during a Voyage out and homewards, with a Treatise explanatory of the Figures.

8° G. Miller & Sons, Haddington [1815?]

This is a curiosity in its way, an innocent bit of trifling worth looking into. The journal is kept by putting down from day to day a few little pictures to represent the chief incidents. For instance, a picture of a flying fish and the date, shows what day one flew on board.

2965 West Indies, Six Months in the, in 1825, 2nd edition, with Additions, boards, uncut, Map of the Caribbee Islands. 8° Murray, London, 1826 2966 Westphalia (S. R. I.) Circulus in Omnes ejusdem subjacentes Provincias exactissime distinctus per N. Visscher, 19 by 22 inches. [Amst. 1700?] 2967 Westphalia. S. R. I. Circulus Westphalicus in quo sunt Episcopatus Monasteriensis, Paderbornensis et Osnabrugensis Ducatus Juliacensis, Clivensis et Montensis, Principatus Mindensis, etc. etc. 21 by 18 inches, coloured. F. de Witt, Amst. [1720 ?] 2968 Westphaliae (Circulus) cum Omnibus suis subjacentibus Provinciis, Novissima Delineatio per R. and G. Ottens, 22 by 19 inches, coloured.. Amst. [1720?] 2969 Westphalia. Circuli Westphalia in omnes suos Status et Provincias accuratè divisi Nova et exacta Tabula edita sumtibus Joh. Baptista Homani. Noriberga [1720?] 2970 WHAT is our Situation? And what our prospects? a few pages, for Americans. By an American, [Joseph Hopkinson], uncut, scarce. 80 Phil. 1799 ?] 2971 Wheaton (Henry) Enquiry into the Validity of the British Claim to a Right of Visitation to Search for American Vessels suspected to be engaged in the African Slave Trade, New Edition, cloth. 8° London, 1858

2972 WHEELER (JOHN, Secretary of the Society of Merchant Adventurers) A TREATISE OF COMMERCE, wherein are shewed the Commodities arising by a well ordered and ruled Trade, such as that of the SOCIETIE OF MERCHANTS ADVENTURERS is proved to be: Written principally for the better information of those who doubt of the Necessarinesse of the said Societie in the State of the Realme of England, fine and clean copy, with the autograph of Robert Gordone on the title-page, very uncommon and

important. 40 John Harison, London, 1601 Concerning the Ancient Company of Merchant Adventurers, the Muscovie Company, and other like English trading companies, see Hakluyt's Collection of Voyages.

2973 WHEELER (JOHN) A TREATISE OF COMMERCE, wherein are shewed the Commodities arising by a wel ordered and ruled Trade, such as that of the Societie of Merchantes Adventurers is proved to bee, written principally for the better information of those who doubt of the Necessarienes of the said Societie in the State of the Realme of Englande, fine copy, extremely rare, a small bit off the title but no letter gone. 4o Richard Schilders, Middelburgh, 1601

This is probably the original edition, reprinted the same year. 2974 WHITBOURNE (RICHARD) DISCOURSE AND DISCOVERY OF NEW-FOUND-LAND. With Letters from Captain Edward Wynne, Governor of the Colony of Ferryland, &c. very rare, perfect, but slightly wormed on the few last pages, therefore sold with all faults. 4° London, 1622

Mr. Bolton Corney's copy (although cut in margins and other faults) sold for £5. 5s.

2975 WHITBOURNE (Captain RICHARD) A DISCOURSE AND DISCOVERY OF NEW-FOUND LAND, with many reasons to proove how worthy and beneficiall a Plantation may there be made after a better manner than it was. Together with the Laying Open of certain Enormities and abuses committed by some that trade to that Countrey, and the meanes for reformation thereof. As also a louing Inuitation: and likewise copies of certaine Letters from that Countrey, fine, large, clean and perfect copy in polished calf extra, by F. BEDFORD, the last and BEST EDITION, uncommonly scarce 4° Felix Kingston, London, 1623 2976 White (Daniel Appleton) An Eulogy on the Life and Character of Nathaniel Bowditch [the distinguished American Mathematician and translator of La Place's Méchanique Céleste], hf. morocco.

8° Office of the Gazette, Salem, 1838 2977 WHITE (William) A History of Belfast, [Maine], with introductory Remarks on Acadia, fine clean copy,

scarce.

12o E. Fellowes, Belfast, 1827

2978 White (Rev. Mr.) The Dissenting Gentleman's Answer to the Reverend Mr. White's Three Letters; in which a Separation from the Establishment is justified, the Charge of Schism is refuted and retorted and Church of England and the Church of Jesus Christ are found to be of a quite Different Nature. The Fifth Edition, hf. roan,

scarce.

8° Rogers & Fowle, Boston, 1748 2979 White Mountains. Guide to the White Mountains and Lakes of New Hampshire, with Descriptions of the Scenery, etc. maps, cloth. 12° Concord, N. H. [1851] 2980 Whitefield (George) A Continution of the Rev. Mr. Whitefield's Journal during the time he was detained in England by the Embargo. Fourth

Edition.

8° W. Strahan, London, 1739 2981 Whitefield (George) A Continuation of the Rev. Mr. Whitefield's Journal from his Arrival at London to his Departure from thence on his way to Georgia. 4th edition. 8° James Hutton, London, 1739 2982 Whitefield (George) A Continuation of the Rev. Mr. Whitefield's Journal, from his Arrival at Savannah to his Return to London. 2nd Edition.

8° W. Strahan, London, 1739 2983 WHITEFIELD (George) The Indwelling of the Spirit the common Privilege of all Believers. A Sermon preach'd in the Parish-Church of Bexley in Kent, on Whitsunday, 1739, from John vii. 37, 38, 39, fine copy in polished calf by BEDFORD. 80 Kneeland & Green, Boston, N. E. 1739 2984 WHITEFIELD (George) Three Letters from the Reverend Mr. G. Whitefield :-I. To a Friend in London, concerning Archbishop Tillotson. II. To the same, same Subject. III. To the Inhabitants of Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, concerning their Negroes, fine copy,

scarce.

80 B. FRANKLIN, Philadelphia, 1740 2985 WHITEFIELD (George) A Letter to the Reverend Dr. Chauncy, on Account of some Passages relating to the Revd. Mr. Whitefield in` his Book, intitled Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion in New-England, fine copy, uncut. 80 W. Bradford, Philadelphia, 1745 2986 WHITEFIELD (George) Some Remarks on a Pamphlet entituled, The Enthusiasm of Methodists and Papists compar'd; wherein several Mistakes in some Parts of his past Writings are acknowledged, and his present Sentiments. concerning the Methodists explained, fine copy, uncut, a very scarce edition. 80 W. Bradford, Philadelphia, 1749 2987 Whitefield (George) The two first Parts of his Life, with his Journals, revised, corrected and abridged, 8° W. Strahan, London, 1756

calf.

2988 WHITEFIELD (George) A Short Address to Persons of all Denominations occasioned by the Alarm of an Intended Invasion, fine copy in polished calf, by

F. Bedford. 8o D. & Z. Fowle, Boston, 1756 2989 Whitefield (George) Memoirs of, from his Original Papers, etc. compiled by the Rev. J. Gillies. Fifth edition, revised with large Additions by Aaron C. Seymour, fine copy, calf 12° S. T. Armstrong, Boston, 1813 2990 Whitefield (George) Sketches of the Life and Labours of the Rev. G. Whitefield, cloth. 120 London and Edinburgh, [1850 ?] 2991 Whiting (William) Argument of W. Whiting in the case of Ross Winans v. Orsamus Eton et al., for an alleged infringement of his Patent for the Eight-Wheel Railway Car, cloth. 12° Hewes & Co. Boston, 1853 2992 WHITNEY (ASA) A PROJECT FOR A RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC, with Reports of Committees of Congress, Resolutions of State Legislatures, etc. with other facts relating thereto, 112 large and closely printed pages, 2 maps,

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8° George W. Wood, New York, 1849 Only a little more than twenty years ago, in 1846 and 1847, when Mr. Whitney was agitating the people and lobying the Congress for a rail road from Lake Michigan to the Pacific, to San Francisco or to Puget Sound, he was ridiculed and derided by the knowing ones as projecting a ruinous and impracticable scheme. Like the scheme of Columbus, everybody abused it till success crowned his efforts, and then everybody knew it all before, and declared the rewards disproportionate to the success. Whitney's plans have long since been carried out almost to the letter, and yet his name is not recorded where it should and in time will be. This book, with its two most interesting maps, in this original edition, will in future time more and more be sought after by collectors as the small beginning of a gigantic well digested project. 2993 Whittenhall (Mr.) A Short Introduction to Grammar for the Use of the College and Academy in Philadelphia. Being a New Edition of Whittenhall's Latin Grammar, with many Alterations and Amendments,

scarce.

scarce.

8° Andrew Stewart, Philadelphia, 1762 2994 Wilberforce (Edward) Brazil viewed through a Naval Glass, with Notes on Slavery and the Slave Trade, cloth. 8° London, 1856 2995 Willard (D.) History of Greenfield (Massachusetts), 12° Kneeland & Eastman, Greenfield, 1838 2996 WILLARD (SAMUEL) THE DUTY OF A PEOPLE that have Renewed their Covenant with God, opened and urged in a Sermon preached to the second Church in Boston in New England, March 17, 1678, after that Church had explicitly and most solemnly renewed the Ingagement of themselves to God and one to another, polished calf, by Pratt, fine copy, but a few words put in neatly in the lower outer corners, EXCESSIVELY SCARCE.

4o John Foster, Boston, 1680

2997 Willard (Joseph) An Address in Commemoration of the Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Lancaster, Massachusets. With an Appendix [of 90 pages]. 8° John Wilson & Son, Boston, 1853 This valuable address fills 140 pages and comprises a complete history of Lancaster. 2998 WILLARD (SAMUEL) PROGNOSTICS of Impending Calamities, delivered in a Sermon occasioned by the Death of the Truly Honourable William Stoughton, Esq. Lieutenant Governour, etc. of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, fine copy in polished calf by F. Bedford, a few letters restored in lower inner corner of title, EXCESSIVELY SCARCE. 12° B. Green & J. Allen for Nicholas Boone, Boston, 1701 2999 Willard (Samuel, of Deerfield) Regular Hymns on a great variety of Evangelical Subjects and Important Occasions, with Musical Directions for all the varieties of appropriate Expression, scarce.

12° A. Phelps, Greenfield, Mass. [1824] 3000 Willard (Samuel) An Address to the Christian Public in two parts-1st, A view of transactions at Deerfield, Aug. 11, 1807, for the purpose of ordaining Mr. Samuel Willard2nd, A view of facts at Greenfield, Nov. 2, 1813, for the purpose of ordaining Gam. S. Olds. Being a counterpart of Results of two Ecclesiastical Councils: Rev. S. Willard's Confession of Faith, etc. uncut, scarce.

8° Denio & Phelps, Greenfield, Mass. 1813 3001 Willets (Jacob) An Easy Grammar of Geography for the use of Schools upon Goldsmith's Plan, 2nd ed. enlarged, no maps. 12o J. Potter, Poughkeepsie, 1815 3002 Williams (Abraham, of Sandwich,) A Sermon on James v. 9, Preached at Barnstable.

80 R. & S. Draper, Boston, 1766 3003 Williams (Cynric R.) A Tour through the Island of Jamaica in 1823, 2nd edition, with a portrait of Diana of Jamaica, standing shin-deep in water. 8° London, 1827 3004 Williams (William, of Weston, Mass.) Christ living in the Saints the Life of their Spirits and the sure Pledge of the happy Resurrection of their mortal bodies. A Sermon Preach'd after the death of Caleb Lyman of Boston, who died at Weston, Nov. 17, 1742, born at Northampton, Sept. 1678, half morocco, some leaves closely cut in the front margins. 8° Rogers & Fowle, Boston, 1743 3005 WILLIS (WILLIAM) THE HISTORY OF PORTLAND from 1632 to 1864 with a Notice of Previous Settlements, Colonial Grants, and Changes of Government in Maine. Second edition, revised and enlarged, maps, plates and portrait of the author, cloth, new.

8° Bailey & Noyes, Portland, 1865