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Two curious insects in Spirit

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New-York, 1777 to 1782, fol. boardsNew York (State) Laws of the state of New-York (Poughkeepsie: John Holt, 1782)

A journal of the proceedings at two conferences begun . . . within . . . Massachusetts-Bay, . . . between . . . William Shirley, esq; . . .and the chiefs of the Norridgewalk Indians, 1754

Message addressed to Alexander McDougal, Neew York, 1770

A Dialogue between two gentlemen in New-York . . . relating to the publick affairs of New-Jersey, 1744

A Protestation presented to the Synod, of Philadelphia, June 1. 1741, 1741

Continental Congress, Rules and articles, for the better government of the troops raised, 1775

British proclamation ordering Philadelphia and Germantown residents to report to the Royal army on the availability of teams, horses, wagons, and carts, 1777

The managers on the part of New-York, beg leave to suggest to the court, . . . it is by mistake expressed that they . . . do claim as a boundary beween the colony of New-York, and New-Jersey, 1769

A drawing in black lead of the Conck Shells of the coast of this continent

An Indian belt of blue glass wampum

Message about the non-importation agreement, New York, 1770 (4)

Gereformeerde Kerk in de Nederlanden. Amsterdam, Nadere trouwhartige waarschouwinge, tegen de verleindiingen der Herrnhuthers (Warnings from the Reformed Church in the Netherlands against the temptations of the Herrnhuthers), 1763

Hubbard's Indian Wars, 4to.

William Hubbard (1621 or 1622-1704), A narrative of the troubles with the Indians in New-England (Boston: John Foster, 1677)