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SERIES OF ESSAYS ON AGRICULTURE & RURAL AFFAIRS, IN FORTY-SEVEN NUMBERS.; by "Agricola," a North Carolina Farmer.
Raleigh, NC: Printed & published by Joseph Gales, 1819. 12mo. 223, (2) pp. Contemporary calf (rubbed), leather spine label; text heavily foxed, scattered old light tidelines, ownership names on the front endpapers, rear free endpaper removed. Still a solid, very good copy. First edition. Marshall, "Mythical Mayflower Competition" (North Carolina..... More
Valedictory address of Washington to the people of the United States
[Boston, MA]: Published by the Washington Benevolent Society of Massachussetts. John Eliot, jr. Printer, 1812. 32mo. 62pp.. Red leather binding, gilt rules on spine. "Washington" stamped in gilt on front cover, front joint cracked, some rubbing to binding. More
Letter (text in the hand of aide-de-camp Tench Tilghman) signed (“Go. Washington”), as commander-in-chief of the American Army, to General David Forman, Head Quarters, Bergen County, 4 September 1780; additionally signed by Washington on the address leaf, on the verso of an otherwise blank integral leaf.
Head Quarters, Bergen County, (NJ): 1780. Folio, one page, approximately 125 words, in part: “I perceive … that you had collected about two hundred Cattle more, and that a further number might be obtained … I cannot of right command the services of the militia … let the commanding officers..... More
THE PAPERS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, Presidential Series, September 1788 -- March 1789 [and April -- June 1789]. Edited by W. W. Abbot. [These two volumes edited by Dorothy Twohig.].
Charlottesville, VA: U. Press of Virginia, (c1987). First editions of the first two volumes in this series. 8vo. 2 volumes: xxiv, (2), 511; xxiii, (3), 533 pp. Title page vignette for each volume. Very good. Gilt-stamped back cloth, decorated dust jackets. (10834). More
GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON'S PROCLAMATION REGARDING PERSONS SWEARING BRITISH ALLEGIANCE, AS PRINTED IN DUNLAP'S PENNSYLVANIA PACKET. OR THE GENERAL ADVERTISER. VOL. VI, NUMB. 273. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1777.
Philadelphia [PA]: Printed by John Dunlap, at the Newest Printing-Office in Market-street, Feb. 4, 1777. Newspaper. This issue only. Single sheet, folded. 42 cm. 4 pp., text in three columns. Old fold lines, overall toning, worn and rubbed at creases, occasionally obscuring text, with some small holes and resultant loss..... More