269 Hoornbeek (Johannes) De Conversione Indorum & Gentilium. Libri Duo. Accessit ejusdem Vita ab Amico edita, very fine tall copy, calf extra by Bedford 4to. Amstelodami, 1669 270 HOUGHTON (Thomas) Royal Institutions: being proposals for articles to establish and confirm Laws, Liberties and customs of Silver & Gold Mines to all the Kings Subjects in Africa & America, with Rules, Laws, etc. 12 and 126 pp. old calf 12mo. London, for the author, 1694 A curiously printed book, in large type, with only 14 lines on a page. 271 House (E.) A narrative of the Captivity of Mrs. Horn, and her two children, with Mrs. Harris, by the Camanche Indians, after they had murdered their husbands and travelling companions, with an account of the Manners and Customs of that Nation of Savages, scarce, 60 pp. 8vo. St. Louis, C. Keemle, 1839 272 HOUTMAN (CORNELIS) ERSTE SCHIP-VAERT gedaen van de Hollanders NAER OOST-INDIEN, met vier Scheepen, onder't Beteydt van CORNELIS HOUTMAN, uyt Texel t'Zeyl gegaen, Anno 1595, etc. 104 pp. fine clean copy, many woodcuts and some copperplates in the text, a rare edition of this celebrated voyage 4to. Amsterdam [1650 ?] 273 Howard (Simeon Pastor of West Church in Boston) Massachusetts Election Sermon, May 31, 1780, 48 pp. 8vo. Boston, J. Gill, 1780 274 HULSIUS (LIVINUS) COLLECTIONES NAVIGATIONUM ET PEREGRINATIONUM IN INDIAM OCCIDENTALEM, INDIAM ORIENTALEM, ET AD SEPTENTRIONEM, XXVI PARTIBUS COMPREHENSÆ, ab anno 1598 ad annum 1650 (Germanicè); Opus illustratum figuris æneis Livini Hulsii et aliorum, 4to. Nurimbergæ, Francofurti ad Manum, Oppenheim et Hanovia, 1598-1650 PART Franckf. 1606 I. Voyages of the Dutch to the East Indies, 1595-97, 4th ed. V. Raleigh's Description of Guiana, 1594-6 VI. Four Voyages of Magellan, Drake, Cavendish and Van Noort XIV. Capt. J. Smith's Description of New England, 1616 ib. 1602 ib. 1602 ib. 1599 ib. 1599 ib. 1603 ib. 1606 ib. 1608 ib. 1606 ib. 1608 ib. 1612 ib. 1613 Oppenheim, 1614 Hanaw, 1617 Franckfurt, 1617 Hanan, 1617 Franckfurt, 1619 XVII. Second Voyage of Joris van Spilbergen to the Pacific, 1614-16 ib. 1620 ib. 1623 XIX. Five Voyages of Samuel Braun to the Coasts of Africa ib. 1626 XX. Whitbourne's Newfoundland; Virginia, Bermuda, etc. ib. 1629 XXI. Description of Brazil, and Conquests by the Dutch ib. 1629 XXII. Voyage of Admiral Jacques L'Heremite, 1625-6 ib. 1630 XXIII. Breethaupt's Description of Malta, from Streithberg's Voyage ib. 1632 XXIV. Bontekoe, Voyages to the East Indies, 1618-25 ib. 1648 XXV. Brouwer and Herckeman's Voyage to Chili, 1642-3 ib. 1649 ib. 1650 The pons asinorum of collectors is to make a complete set of HULSIUS. The Parts of this set are generally large and very fine, most of them with all the maps and plates, ready for binding. Parts XX and XXVI are wanting altogether. Part XXI wants the map and 4 plates. Part XXIV wants portrait. All the other parts are complete, in good order and correct, according to intelligent collation and abundant study, but some duplicate and misplaced plates that certain inconsiderate writers have described are purposely omitted as confusing and unbibliographical. They can however be supplied by the proprietors. It will be perceived that all but five of the parts are FIRST EDITIONS. Mr. Stevens' fine set in red morocco, all first editions except Part VII, sold in the Crowninshield Sale, in 1860, for £335. Most of the parts in this set are as fine or finer than in that set, all the rare parts are here save 20 and 26. 275 HULSIUS (LIVINUS) COLLECTION OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS (in German) another set of Parts I to XVI, mostly but not all first or early editions, in general a good set, and most of the parts perfect, but some maps and plates may be wanting, sold therefore subject only to collation before the sale 4to. Franckfurt, Norib. & Oppenheim, 1598-1649 END OF FIRST DAY'S SALE. SECOND DAY'S SALE. LOT 276 HULSIUS (LEVINUS) ANDER SCHIFFART IN DIE ORIENTALISCHE INDIEN, So die Holländische Schieff (welche im Martio 1598. auszgefahren, dauon die 2. letzste im Mayo 1600. mit grossem Schatz von Würtz wider kommen seynd) verrichtet. Darin kürtzlich, ochd warhafftiglich, der gantze Succes der Keyse erzehlet wirdt. Met etlichen nötigen erklärung, Carten vnd Figuren gezieret. Durch LEVINUM HULSIUM. Editio Secunda, a fine and complete copy 4to. Franckfurt, In verlegung LEVINI HULSII, 1605 The indefatigable Collector has here the opportunity of acquiring "ANDER SCHIFFART'S SECOND VOYAGE" that went forth" without a Dedication." It is so rare that the writer has for the last fifteen years through France and Germany advertised for it in vain. For further particulars see Bib. Am. Vet. page xxvii, Note. 277 HULSIUS (LEVINUS) SECHSTER THEIL, &c. the Sixth Part con taining the 4 voyages round the World by Magellan, Drake, Cavendish and Oliver van Noort, edited by Hulsius, first edition. Title and dedic. 3 leaves: text 53 pp. 4 maps and 9 plates 4to. Noriberga, impensis collectoris, 1603 278 HULSIUS (LEVINUS) Sechster Theil, Kurtze Warhafftige Relation vund Beschreibung der Wunder barsten vier Schiffahrten, so jemals verricht worden. Als nemlich : Ferdinandi Magellani Portugalesers mit S. de Cano. Thomæ Candisch Engelländers. Oliuarii von Noort, Niderländers. So alle vier vmden gantzen Erdtkreisz gesegelt, etc. Durch Levinum Hulsium, the last and very rare edition, 3 ll and 53 pp. 4 maps and 9 plates 4to. Gedruckt en Franckfurt, by Hartmanno Palthenio, in Verlegung der Hulsischen, Im Jahr, 1626 279 HULSIUS (LEVINUS) EIN WARHAFFTIGER vnd GRVNDTLICHER BERICHT, von dem jtzigen Zustandt der Landtschafft VIRGINIEN, etc. Durch RAPHE HAMOR. [The 13th Voyage wherein is a true Account of the present state of Virginia, how the Peace was concluded with the Indians, and how different towns and forts have been built by the English for the pro G tection of the Country. Written in English by RAPHE HAMOR, Secretary, &c. and translated by a lover of history]. Complete in 76 pp. with 4 copperplates 4to. Gedruckt zu Hannaw In Verlegung der Hulsischen, Anno 1617 This 13th Part of Hulsius, being an illustrated translation of Raphe Hamor's Virginia, which appeared in London in 1614, is an important book and is almost as rare as the original English edition. Smith's map of New England is sometimes placed in this work, but manifestly it does not belong to Hamor, but to the next. 280 HULSIUS (Levinus) Viertzehende Schiffahrt, oder Grundliche vnd Warhaffte Beschreibung desz Newen Engellands, unter dem Capitein Johann Schmidt, &c. fine copy, excessively rare, with the map of New England with Capt. John Smith's portrait in the corner, 4 prel. leaves and 62 pp. 4to. Gedruckt zu Frankfurt am Mayn. In verlegung der Hülsischen. Im Jahr Christi, 1617 This 14th Part containing Capt. John Smith's Description of New England, with the map, is one of the rarest of the Parts of Hulsius. 281 HULSIUS (LEVINUS) FÜNFFZEHENDE SCHIFFART. Warhafftiger vnd zuvor nie erhörter Bericht eines Engelischen, welcher mit einem Schiff, die Auffart genandt, in Cambaia, dem eussersten Theil Ost Indien, etc. vnter Capitein ROBERT COVERTE, 75 pp. complete 4to. Getruckt zu Hanaw in verlegung der Hulsischen, Anno 1617 282 HULSIUS (LEVINUS) A parcel containing about 16 parts of the Voyages of Hulsius, some copies very fine and clean, others good, some indifferent, many perfect, some imperfect, some duplicates of different editions, ranging between parts I and XI, various editions, early and late. A speculative lot, sold with all merits and faults. The debris of Hulsius sufficient to minister for years to the wants of a painstaking Collector of commercial proclivities 4to. Franckfurt, &c. 1599-1623 283 Hutchinson (Thomas, Lieut.-Governor of Massachusetts) History of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay from the first settlement thereof in 1628 until its incorporation with the colony of Plimouth, Provence of Main, &c. in 1691. The Second Edition, Vol. I only, old calf, fine copy Svo. London, M. Richardson, 1765 286 Impressed Seamen. Report of the Committee of the House of Representatives of Massachusetts, on the subject of Impressed Seamen With the Evidence and Documents accompanying it. Published by order of the House of Representatives, 84 pp. uncut 8vo. Boston, Russell & Cutler, 1813 287 Another copy, mutilated 288 Indians. Some transactions between the Indians and Friends in Pennsylvania in 1791 & 1792, 16 pp. 8vo. London, J. Phillips, 1792 289 INDIANS. QUESTION WHETHER GOD IS NOT ANGRY with the Country for doing so little towards the Conversion of the Indians? This is spoken to in the following Discourse by the Rev. and Learned Mr. SOLOMON STODDARD of North-Hampton [Massachusetts] 12 pp. fine copy and of the greatest rarity 4to. Boston of the Massachusetts: Printed by B. Green, August 9th, 1723. And Sold by Samuel Gerrish at his shop near the Old Meeting-house 290 Indians of N. America. Three Tracts respecting the Conversion and instruction of the Free Indians, and Negroe Slaves in the Colonies, addressed to the Venerable Society for Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 47 pp. 8vo. n. p. [1770?] 291 INQUISITION. Historie der Inquisitie tot Goa. En in andere genesten van Indien, 12 and 299 pp. plates, calf extra by Bedford 12mo. Amsterdam, P. Mortier, 1697 A book valuable for its many copper-plates illustrative of the mild influence of inquisitorial Christianity among the heathen of the East. 292 Instrumental Music. The Lawfulness, Excellency and advantage of instrumental Musick in the public worship of God urg'd and enforc'd. By a Presbyterian, 38 pp. 'If gowns and cassocks are the rage, Of the old scarlet doxy; What is an Organ piping psalms But worshipping by proxy?' 8vo. Philad. 1763 293 Interesting Correspondence between Governour Sullivan & Col. Pickering; in which the latter vindicates himself against the groundless charges and insinuations made by the Governour and others, 32 pp. 8vo. Boston: Greenhough & Stebbins, 1808 294 IPSWICH (Massachusetts) The pretended Plain Narrative convicted of Fraud and Partiality. Or a Letter from the Second Church in Ipswich, to their separated Brethren in defence of their deceased Pastor [Rev. Theophilus Pickering] and themselves, against the injurious charges of the said separated brethren in a late Print of theirs. At the close is annexed the RESULT of the Council. 38 pp. half bound, fine copy, scarce 4to. Boston, S. Kneeland and T. Green, 1748 295 IPSWICH (Massachusetts) A Reply to the Vindication of the Result of the late Council at Ipswich. By Marcus [all about Mrs. Dana the Parson's wife who was completely overlooked in the hard-knocks of the Council] uncut, 52 pp. 8vo. Newburyport, E. M. Blunt, 1806 296 ISRAEL (JOHN) and Henry LUNDT. Journal of a Cruize in the U.S. ship Delaware 74, in the Mediterranean, in the years 1833 and 34, together with a sketch of a journey to Jerusalem, title, preface and 106 pp. half bound 16mo. Mahon, The Widow Serra & Son, Printers, May, 1835 This sailor-like little book is a veritable curiosity, printed in American at Port Mahon in Malta for the use of the men, officers and crew of the Delaware, all of whose names, 876 in number, are printed in full, with the journal, statistics, events, deaths, &c., of the entire cruise in the Mediterranean and elsewhere for two years. We have never met with another copy. 297 JAMAICA. The Privileges of the Island of Jamaica vindicated; with an impartial narrative between the Governor and House of Representatives upon the case of Mr. Oliphant, a member of the House, xx, 67, and xxviii pp. half bound 8vo. Jamaica printed, London reprinted, J. Williams &c. 1766 298 JEFFERSON (Thomas, President U.S.) Message from the President of the United States transmitting a Roll of the persons having |