574 Parish (Elijah) An Eulogy on John Hubbard, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Dartmouth College, who died Aug. 14, 1810, uncut, 27 pp. 8vo. Hanover, N. H. C. W. S. & H. Spear 1810 575 Parker (Daniel, of Barnstable) A Persuasive to make a public profession of Christ and come up to all his Ordinances in particular those of Baptism and the Lords Supper. And Objections Answered &c. 24 pp. red morocco 8vo. Salem: Reprinted by S. Hall, 1770 With a biographical Preface by Thomas Prince respecting Parker, dated Dec. 1, 1730. This Salem edition is almost as rare as that of Prince. The Tract is dated at the end "Barnstable, June 5, 1717.” 576 Parker (Nathan, Minister of South Church) A Discourse occasioned by the death of Rev. Joseph Buckminster, Pastor of North Church, Portsmouth, who died at Readsborough-Vermont, June 10, 1812, delivered June 19, 1812, 22 pp. fine and scarce, uncut 4to. Portsmouth, S. Whidden, 1812 Parker (Samuel, Rector of Trinity Church, Boston) A Sermon before the Lt. Governor, Councel, Senate & Representatives of the Commonwelth of Massachusetts, May 29, 1793, the day of General Election, good copy, 42 pp. 8vo. Boston, Thomas Adams, 1793 578 Parker (Samuel, Rector of Trinity Church, Boston) Massachusetts Election Sermon, May 29, 1793, very fine copy, uncut, 42 pp. 8vo. Boston, T. Adams, 1793 579 Parsons (David, Pastor in Amherst) Massachusetts Election Sermon, May 28, 1788, fine and uncut, 46 pp. 8vo. Boston, Adams & Nourse, 1788 580 Parsons (J.) and D. McGregore. A Rejoinder to the Reverend Mr. Robert Abercrombie's late Remarks on a fair Narrative of the Proceedings of the Presbytery of Boston, against himself, &c. clean and uncut, 27 pp. Svo. Boston, Green & Russell, 1758 581 Parsons (Jonathan, Minister of Presbyterian Church in Newbury Port) Funeral Sermon on the Death of Rev. Mr. George Whitefield who died at Newbury Port, Sep. 30, 1770. And speech over his Grave by the Rev. Mr. Jewet. Some Verses by Thomas Gibbons, title, dedication and 36 pp. 8vo. Portsmouth, N. H. Printed London, Reprinted, J. Buckland, 1771 582 Parsons (Joseph, Pastor of the First Church in Bradford) Religion Recommended to the Soldier. A Sermon to the Hon. Artillery Company, June 4, 1744, being the Day of their Election of Officers [Dedicated to Governor Sherley], 30 pp. fine, clean and 8vo. Boston: B. Green & Co. 1744 uncut 583 Parsons (Joseph, Pastor in Bradford) Massachusetts Election Sermon, May 31, 1759, fine and uncut, 35 pp. 8vo. Boston, J. Draper, 1759 584 Parsons (Joseph, Pastor of First Church in Bradford) Two Discourses concerning the Importance, of the Belief and Profession of the Gospel to Eternal Salvation, 37 pp. Svo. Boston, J. Draper, 1759 585 Parsons (Moses, Pastor of the Church at Newbury Falls) A Sermon at Cambridge, before Gov. Hutchinson, Lt.-Gov. Andrew Oliver, the Council and House of Representatives of Massachusetts Bay in N. E. May 27, 1772, 43 pp. fine copy 8vo. Boston, Edes & Gill, 1772 586 Parsons (Moses, Pastor at Newbury Falls) Massachusetts Election Sermon, May 27, 1772, fine copy, uncut, 43 pp. 8vo. Boston, Edes and Gill, 1772 587 PASSIO DOMINI NOSTRI IHESU CHRISTI / ex euangelistarum textu q. accuratissime deprompta additis sãctissimis exquisitissimisq. figuris. Heres Eme Lector Nam & lachrymas nisi lapideus fueris ista tibi excutient : & sanctiorem vitam protinus inspirabunt, 30 leaves, A to E in sixes, fine clean copy, half calf [Colophon] Mathias Hupfuff imprimebat folio. Argen. Anno. M.D.XIII With 26 large woodcuts filling a folio page, all bearing the engraver's mark V.G. [Urse Graff?]. This edition was edited by PHILESIUS RINGMANN, that is Mathias Ringman, who was the leading spirit of the Gymnasium at St. Dié, who in 1507 suggested that the new world should be called AMERICA. On the title page is a double Acrostic, MORS XRISTI and VITA NOSTRA, by this Latin Poet. 588 Patten (William, A. M.) A Discourse delivered at Halifax, in the County of Plymouth, July 24, 1766, on the day of thanksgiving throughout the Province of Massachusetts Bay, in New England, for the Repeal of the Stamp Act, 22 pp. excessively 8vo. Boston, D. Kneeland, 1766 589 scarce Patten (William, Pastor of South Church in Hartford) The Death of 590 Patten (William, Minister of Second Congregational Church in Newport, R.I.) Christianity the true Theology and only perfect moral system; an answer to "the Age of Reason:"With an Appendix in Answer to "The Examiner Examined." Very fine copy, SCARCE, uncut, 180 pp. 12mo. Warren (R.I.) Nathaniel Phillips, 1795 Patterson (Samuel) Narrative of the Adventures and Sufferings of S. Patterson, experienced in the Pacific Ocean, and many other parts of the World, with an account of the Feegee and Sandwich Islands, 144 pp. boards, scarce 12mo. Palmer [Rhode Island], 1817 A Yankee sailor's account of his many voyages. Chapters x, xii, and xiii, are accounts of three successive voyages in 1802 and later, to the North West Coast of America, California, Vancouver, and what is now British Columbia. Other chapters contain accounts of the Sandwich Islands, Feegee, &c. An interesting and scarce book. 592 Payson (Phillips, Pastor of the Church at Chelsea) A Sermon at the Ordination of his brother the Rev. John Payson to the Church in Fitchburg, Jan. 27, 1768, uncut, 27 pp. 8vo. Boston, R. Draper, 1768 593 Payson (Phillips, Pastor in Chelsea) Election Sermon, MassachusettsBay, May 27, 1778 [Political and Historical], fine and clean, 8vo. Boston: John Gill, 1778 39 pp. 594 Payson (P.) Another copy, clean and fine 595 Payson (Phillips, Pastor in Chelsea) A Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. Seth Payson to the Church in Rindge, Dec. 4th, 1782, with Charge, &c. uncut, 30 pp. 8vo. Boston: T. & J. Fleet, 1783 596 Payson (Rev. Seth) A Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. Seth Payson to the Care of the Church at Rindge, Dec. 4, 1782. By his brother Phillips Payson, 30 pp. uncut, fine and scarce 8vo. Boston: T. & J. Fleet, 1783 597 Peabody (Oliver, Pastor in Natick) The Foundations, Effects and distinguishing Properties of a good and bad Hope of Salvation considered in a Sermon delivered at the Evening Lecture at the New-North Church in Boston, June 8, 1742, 52 pp. Svo. Boston, D. Foule, 1742 598 Peabody (Stephen, Pastor in Atkinson) A Sermon, March 18, 1801, at the Ordination of the Rev. Moses Dow to the Second Church in Beverly (Mass.) 26 pp. uncut 8vo. Salem, J. Cushing, 1801 599 Peabody (Stephen, Pastor in Atkinson, N.H.) A Sermon at Concord before the General Court of the State of New Hampshire at the Annual Election, June 1797, 23 pp. fine and clean 8vo. Concord: George Hough, 1797 600 Peale (Rembrandt) An historical disquisition on the Mammoth or great American Incognitum, an extinct, immense, carnivorous, animal, whose fossil remains have been found in North America. viii and 91 pp. fine and uncut 8vo. London: E. Lawrence, 1803 601 Peck (Tracy) Historical Sketch of the Congregational Society and Church in Bristol, Conn. With Articles, Covenant, Members, &c. 91 pp. 12mo. Hartford: D. B. Moseley, 1852 END OF SECOND DAY'S SALE. THIRD DAY'S SALE. LOT 602 PEMBERTON (EBENEZER, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in New York) A Sermon in New-Ark, June 12, 1744, at the Ordination of Mr. Daniel Brainerd a Missionary among the Indians, upon the Borders of the Provinces of New-York, New-Jersey and Pennsylvania: With an Appendix touching the Indian Affairs. Title, iv & 39 pp. 8vo. Boston, Rogers and Fowle, 1744 A very rare and important tract, fine and clean, a few letters gone in the lower back corner of the leaf after the title. The historical appendix contains 18 large pages. 603 Pemberton (Ebenezer) All Power in Heaven, and in Earth given unto Jesus Christ. A Sermon at the Public Lecture in Boston, Jan. 29, 1756, with a Preface by the Rev. Dr. Sewall, Mr. Prince, and Mr. Foxcroft [with an Appendix of 10 pages], 4 leaves and 30 pp. fine and clean 8vo. Boston, D. Foule, 1756 604 Pemberton (Ebenezer) A Sermon preached to the Ancient and hon. Artillery Company in Boston, N. E. June 7, 1756, 22 pp. 8vo. Boston, Edes & Gill, 1756 Sermon, Massachusetts Bay, 8vo. Boston, J. Draper, 1757 605 606 Pemberton (Ebenezer) Election May 25, 1757, uncut, 32 pp. Pemberton (Ebenezer, Pastor in Boston) A Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. Isaac Story, to the Second Church in Marblehead, in conjunction with the Rev. Mr. Simon Bradstreet, May 1, 1771, imperfect at end 8vo. Salem, S. Hall, 1771 607 Pendleton (Edmund) An Address of the Hon. E. Pendleton, of Virginia, to the American Citizens on the Present State of our Country [dated at end, Caroline, Feb. 20, 99'], uncut, 20 pp. 8vo. Boston, B. Edes, 1799 PERKINS (Elisha) Certificates of the Efficacy of Doctor Perkins's Patent Metallic Instruments, uncut, 16 pp. 608 8vo. New London, S. Green, 1796 More than 30 persons, some of them men of eminence, certify herein to the efficacy of Dr. Perkins' Metallic Tractors, and 35 others are booked as holding transfers for the sale of the instruments. Probably nothing since the invention of wooden-nutmegs in Connecticut ever so fascinated the public and removed their pains, Such are the powers and the pleasures of the imagination. 609 Perkins (G. W.) Historical Sketches of Meriden [Connecticut], 117 pp. sewn, map of Connecticut, showing settlements in 1670 8vo. West Meriden, F. E. Hinman, 1849 610 Perkins (Nathan, Pastor in Hartford) A Sermon at the Installation of the Rev. Mr. Solomon Wolcott to the Church in Wintonbury, May 24th, 1786, uncut, imperfect after page 38 8vo. Hartford, Hudson & Goodwin, 1786 611 Perkins (Samuel) General Jackson's conduct in the Seminole War, delineated in a history of that period, affording conclusive reasons why he should not be the next President, 39 pp. 8vo. Brooklyn, Con. J. Gray, jr. 1828 612 Perry (Joseph, Pastor of the First Church in East Windsor) The Character and Reward of the Faithful and Wise Minister of Jesus Christ. A Sermon occasioned by the death of the Rev. Nathaniel Hooker, Pastor of Fourth Church in Hartford, June 9, 1770, Æ 33, scarce and uncut, 24 pp. biographical and interesting 4to. Hartford, Green and Watson, 1770 613 Perry (Joseph, Pastor of First Church in East Windsor) A Sermon before the General Assembly of the Colony of Connecticut, at Hartford, on the day of their Anniversary Election, May 11, 1775, uncut, 23 pp. scarce, fine clean copy, with author's MS. corrections and an important erasure 8vo. Hartford, E. Watson, 1775 614 PELSAERT (FRANCOIS) ONGELUCKIGE VOYAGIE, VAN'T SCHIP BATAVIA, NAE OOST INDIEN. Uyt-gevaren onder de E. Francois Pelsaert, etc. 1628 en 1629. Hier achter is noch bygevoegt eenige discoursen der Oost Indische Zee-Vaert, etc. title, plate in 6 compartments, text 40 pp.: followed by 11 leaves copye,' signatures a a to d d in eights, fine copy, scarce, half vellum 4to. 'Amsterdam, Joost Hartgers, 1648 PELSAERT (FRANCOYS) ONGELUCKIGE VOYAGIE, VAN'T SCHIP BATAVIA, Nae Oost-Indien, &c. &c. 78 pp. with copper-plate in 6 compartments, fine copy, vellum, signatures A to E in eights 4to. Amsterdam, Joost Hartgerts, 1648 This edition differs very much from the other one by the same publisher and the same year, the contents and arrangement varying considerably. See the Preface to the Reader in Jan Jansz. edition of the same date. 616 PELSAERT (FRANCOYS) NIEUWE EN VERMEERDERDE ONGELUCKIGE VOYAGIE, VAN'T SCHIP BATAVIA, Nae de Oost-Indien. Gebleven op de Abrolhos van Frederick Houtman, op de hooghte van 28 graet, by Zuyden de Linie Equinoctiael. Vytghevaten onder den E. Francoys Pelsaert. Gheschiedt in den jaren 1628 en 1629. Als mede de groste Tyrannye van Abas, Koninck van Persien, 1645, etc. En nu in desen tweeden Druck, wel een derden-deel vermeerdert, 64 pp. with 6 copper plates, as per text at end, fine large copy, excessively rare 4to. Tot Amsterdam, voor Jan. Jansz. Anno 1648 See the back of the title for what our publisher has to say about Joost Hartgers and his editions. See also Title p. 268 respecting this disastrous voyage. 617 PELSAERT (FRANCOYS) ONGELUCKIGE VOYAGIE, VAN'T SCHIP BATAVIA, NA OOST INDIEN : &c. &c. 58 pp. with beautiful copper plates inserted in the text, a scarce edition, vellum 4to. 'Utrecht, by Lucas de Vries, 1653 |