830 YORKTOWN. Orderly Book of the Seige of Yorktown, from September 26th 1781. to November 2. 1781. Printed

from the Original Manuscript. 4to, uncut.

ONLY 50 COPIES on plate paper.

Philadelphia, 1865

831 YOUNG, ALEX. Chronicles of the First Planters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay from 1623 to 1636. from Original sources. Portraits. Sro, calf, extra.

Boston, 1846

832 YOUNG, ALEXANDER. Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers of the Colony of Plymouth from 1602 to 1625, collected from the Original Records, &c. Portrait. 8vo, calf, extra.

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Boston, 1844

ENGER, JOHN PETER (Printer, of New York): TRIAL OF, for a Libel against the Government, on the fourth of August MDCCXXXV. Inscribed to the Hon. T.

Erskine. 8vo, pp. 64, half red morocco.

London, 1784

Scarce. A very important trial for the liberty of the press, which was decided against Gov. Crosby, of New York.

Addenda.

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ASTLEMAN, ALF. L. The Army of the Potomac-Behind the Scenes. A Diary of Unwritten History. 12mo, cloth. Milwaukee, 1863

$35 FRANCIS, JNO. W. OLD NEW YORK: or, Reminiscences of the past sixty years. with a memoir of the author by Henry T. Tuckerman. Portraits on India Paper. Imp. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1865

LARGE PAPER: only 100 copies printed.

836 LIVERMORE, GEO. An Historical Research respecting the Opinions of the Founders of the Republic on Negroes as Slaves, as Citizens, and as Soldiers. Royal 4to, beauti

fully printed, cloth, uncut.

LARGE PAPER: only 50 copies.

Boston, 1863

837 MARMONTEL, M. LES INCAS, ou la Destruction de L'Empire du Pérou; numerous beautiful plates by Moreau. 2 vols. Svo, French calf, neat.

Paris, 1777

838 STEPHENS, JNO. L. Incidents of Travel in North America. Chipas, and Yucatan, Profusely Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo. half calf, extra. New York, 1853

839 THE CROAKERS by Joseph Rodman Drake and Fitz Green Halleck. Portrait on India Paper. Imp. 8vo, beautifully bound in Turkey morocco, extra gilt, by Matthews, gilt edges. Bradford Club, New York, 1860

840 WASHINGTON.

The Life of George Washington, late President and Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States of America; containing an authentic narrative of the American Revolution. by John Corry. Portrait. 12mo, sheets, uncut. London, 1802

841 ACKLAND, LADY HARRIET. An Engraving representing Lady Harriet Ackland accompanied by Rev: Mr Brudenal, the English Chaplain, in an open Boat bearing a flag of Truce and proceeding to the Camp of General Gates. Small folio, bound in full red morocco.

Excessively rare.

842 ANDRÉ, Major JOHN. A representation of Major John André Adjutant General to the Kings Forces in North America, going from the Vulture Sloop of War to the Shore of Haverstraw Bay in the Hudsons River the night of the 23d of September 1780, in a Boat which was sent for him (accompanied by a Mr. Smith) under the Sanction of a Flag of Truce by Major General Arnold who then commanded the Rebel Forces in that District. neatly mounted, and bound in full red morocco. EXCESSIVELY RARE.

Small folio,

1780

The above is an exact copy of a drawing, sketched with a pen by Major André on the morning he was to have been executed, with a desire (it is supposed) of perpetuating a transaction which terminated fatally for him. The drawing was found upon his table, with other papers, the next day (being that of his decease), by his servant, and delivered by him, on his arrival in New York, to Lieut. Colonel Crosbie, of the 22d Regiment, who caused this engraving to be taken, as a mark of his friendship for that unfortunate officer.