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Proceedings of the Horticultural society of northern Illinois. See Illinois State Horticultural Society.

Proceedings of the Massachusetts horticultural society. See Massachusetts Horticultural Society.

Report containing the proceedings of the Kansas horticultural society. See Kansas Horticultural Society.

Report of the transactions of the Massachusetts horticultural society. See Massachusetts Horticultural Society.

Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society. Transactions. v. 14-15, pt. 1. Edinburgh, 1894–96. 8°. N State Horticultural Society of Michigan. Annual report of the secretary. 10-23 (1880-93). 14 V. Lansing, 1881-94. 8°.

N

Continuation of State Pomological Society.

1837-38, with preliminary observations.

By J. L.

Continued as State Horticultural Society.

Tilton's Journal of Horticulture, and Florist's Companion. v. 6-9 (July, 1869-Dec., 1871). 4 v. Boston, 1869-71. 8°.

N

Direct continuation of: American Journal of Horticulture, and Florist's Companion.

Transactions of the Illinois state horticultural society. See Illinois State Horticultural Society. Transactions of the Iowa horticultural society. See Iowa Horticultural Society.

Transactions of the Pennsylvania horticultural society. See Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.

Transactions of the Royal Scottish arboricultural society. See Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society.

Transactions of the Wisconsin horticultural society. See Wisconsin Horticultural Society. Verein zur Beförderung des Gartenbaues in den k. preussischen Staaten. Verhandlungen. I-20. Berlin, 1824-51. 4°.

V.

N

(Emmet Collection.

Sanderson (John). Biography of the signers to the Declaration of Independence. Volume I, Introduction. Illustrated by Thomas Addis Emmet, M.D. New York [1870?].

F°.

The above volume is the first of twenty, into which the nine volumes of the original edition of Sanderson have been expanded.

The lives of the signers are arranged not as in the ordinary editions of the work, but geographically, according to states. The text of volume 1 includes the Preface and chapters to 6, pages i to clvi of the Introduction.

Other editions of Sanderson in the library are mentioned in the notes to the preceding list. The articles by Benson J. Lossing on The Signers of the Declaration of Independence in Harper's Magazine, vol. 47 (July, Aug., 1873) pp. 258, 424, have special reference to these volumes. See also Lyman C. Draper's Essay on the Autographic Collections of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence and of the Constitution, New York, 1889, pp. 60-63.

The material indexed herewith consists of: documents 20, engravings 7, letters 16, maps 12, newspapers 2, plans 2, portraits 51, views 21.

View: Jamestown, Va. "Landing at Jamestown. Line engraving. [New York? 1860?]

4°.

EM. 1664 It is set in the border of a copper-plate engraving by Fittler, dated 1795. Below it is inserted a portrait of Captain John Smith.

Portrait: Smith (John). "The portraiture of Captayne John Smith admiral of New England." Pen-and-ink drawing [by David McN. Stauffer] of the portrait on the map in Smith's Description of New England, London, 1616. [New York, 1885?] EM. 1665

8°.

Portrait: Emmet (Thomas Addis). "Thomas Addis Emmet, M.D., LL.D., Surgeon to the Woman's Hospital, New York." Mezzotint engraving by Samuel Sartain after a painting by James Archer, London, 1885. Philadelphia [1885 ?]. Fo. EM. 1666

Portrait: Columbus (Christopher). Mezzotint engraving by W. O. Burgess. London, published May 27th., 1839, by M. M. Holloway, Printseller, 14 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. F°. EM. 1667 Portraits: United States.-Congress, Continental, 1775-1789. "The signers of the Declaration of Independence." Line engraving by W. Wellstood. [New York, 1876?] 4°. EM. 1668

Portrait: Sanderson (John). Lithograph by C. G. Childs after the original by Z. Neagle. Philada., Published by C. G. Childs, 80 Walnut St., 1830. 4°. EM. 1669 Map: World (The). Photolithographed Copy of Gerard Mercator's Mapamundi of 1538 from an original Engraving in the library of the American Geographical Society," by Julius Bien and Co. [New York, 1880?] 20 x 141 in. EM. 1670 A copy of the original is also in the New York Public Library.

Map: Virginia, Colony.-"Virginiae Item et Floridae America Provinciarum, nova Descriptio." Artotype fac-simile [by Bierstadt ?] of the map in Mercator's Atlas Novus. [New York, 1890 ?] 19 x 131⁄2 in. EM. 1671

Mercator's Atlas, Amsterdam, 1638, in the New York Public Library, contains an original of the above map.

View: Roanoke Island, N. C. "Landing in Virginia, 1584." Steel engraving by C. E. Wagstaff and J. Andrews after the original by Capt. S. Eastman, U. S. A. Published by Lippincott, Grambo, and Co., Philadelphia. 4°. EM. 1672 From Schoolcraft's Indian Tribes, part 2 (Phila., 1852) P. 22.

Letter: Scotland.-King. Holyrood, Nov. II, 1600. "To or trustie & well beloued Patrik M[aster of Gray." Informing him that in consequence of the many notices of his meddling in affairs above his reach, it is the king's pleasure that he withdraw to Orleans or to any other part of France distant from the sea-shore, and there remain until his behavior shall convince the king of his more willing affection to the king's service. Endorsed. L. S., James [VI.] R. F°. I page. EM. 1675

Portrait: Pym (John). "John Pym Esqr. [J. Houbraken sculps. Amst. Impensis J & P. Knapton, Londini 1738. In the possession of Thomas Hales Esqr.]" Line engraving. F°.

EM. 1676

Map: New England. "A Map of NewEngland, Being the first that ever was here cut, and done by the best Pattern that could be had, which being in some cases defective, it made the other less exact: yet doth it sufficiently shew the scituation of the Countrey, and conveniently well the distance of Places. The figures that are ioyned with the Names of Places are to distinguish such as have been assaulted by the Indians from others." Fac-simile of the Wine Hills," or London issue of the map in W. Hubbard's Narrative

of the Troubles in New England, 1677. [London, 1872?] 15 x 11 in. EM. 1677 For reproductions see John Davis's edition of Morton's New England's Memorial, Boston, 1826; Palfrey's History & New England, vol. 3 (Boston, 1864) p. 155 (reduced); G. Drake's edition of Hubbard's Indian Wars, vol. 1, Roxbury, Mass., 1865. Bibliographical notes upon it are to be found in the Memorial history of Boston, vol. 1 (1880) p. 328; Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings, for Nov., 1887, by Charles Deane; id. for Nov., 1888, and June, 1890, by Dr. S. A. Green.

Map: Kennebec River. Map of patents on the Kennebec granted to the colony of Plymouth. Lithograph by A. Trochsler and Co. from an engraving of 1753. Boston. 8 x 11 in. EM. 1678 From Drake's edition of Baylies's Memoir of New Plymouth, vol. 2 (Boston, 1866) pt. 5, p. 36.

Portrait: Four Indian Kings. "Etow Oh Koam, King of the River Nation.' Mezzotint engraving [by J. Simon after a painting by I. Verelst]. [London, printed for John Bowles? 1740?] F°. EM. 1679

One of the "Four Indian Kings" that visited England in 1710. Part of the inscription has been cut away; but the print is probably a reimpression of the original engraved in 1710. See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 3, p. 1095,

no. 84.

Portrait: Four Indian Kings. "Ho Nee Yeath Taw No Row, King of the Generethgarich." Mezzotint engraving by J. Simon after the painting by I. Verelst. Printed for John Bowles and Son, at the Black Horse in Cornhill, London. No. 4. [1740?] F°. EM. 1680

One of the "Four Indian Kings" that visited England in 1710. The above is a reimpression of the original print engraved in 1710. See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 3, p. 1095, no. 84.

View: New York, City. "Novum Amsterodamum." Line engraving. 4°.

EM. 1681

From Montanus's De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weereld, Amsterdam, 1671, p. 124. It is reproduced in O'Callaghan's Doc. Hist. of N. Y., 4° ed., vol. 4, p. 76, and in W. L. Stone's History of New York city, 1872, p. 58.

Portrait: Penn (William). "William Penn First Proprietor and Founder of Pennsilvania.” Line engraving by John Hall after a drawing "by Du Simitiere, from a bust in Alto Relievo done by Sylvanus Bevan, said to be a good Likeness. Philadelphia, October 1770." London, 1773. Printed for Robert Wilkinson, No. 125 Fenchurch Street. F°. EM. 1682

Document: Pennsylvania, Province.-Governor. [Philadelphia,] Feb. 16, 1699/1700. Writ authorizing Samuel Beakes, sheriff of Bucks county to summon a meeting of freemen on Mar. 10 to elect representatives to the Council and to the Assembly, the members of Council to meet in Philadelphia on Mar. 30, of the Assembly on May 10. D. S., William Penn. Countersigned by Patrick Robinson, Secretary. With provincial seal affixed. 11⁄2 pp. At the bottom of page 2 the sheriff has written and signed, Mar. 12, 1699/1700, the return of the writ, showing that Joseph Growden, William Biles, Richard Hough were elected Councillors for three, two, and one years respectively, and that John Swift, Phineas Pemberton, Joshua Hoops, William Paxsen, Jeremiah Langhorne, and Samuel [Da]rke were chosen representatives to the Assembly. F°. EM. 1683 Engraving: Penn (William). "Guillaume Penn traite avec les Indiens Etablissant la Province de Pensilvanie dans l'Amerique Septentrionale en

1681." Line engraving by D.* after the painting by Benjamin West. [1800?] Published "A Paris Chez le Rouge rue des Grands Augustins." F°. EM. 1684

Portrait: Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden. Line engraving by Dalla Libera after the original by Guise. Benaglia. [1770?] F°. EM. 1685 Letter: Sweden.-King. Halle, Sept. 16, 1631. To the burgomaster and council of Nürnberg. Has despatched to them Martin Chemnitz and recommends him to their friendly attention. In German. L. S., Gustavus Adolphus. With seal affixed. Endorsed: "Schweden Herr Konig. 30. Sept. 1631." I page. Fo.

EM. 1686

Portrait: Calvert (Cecil), Baron Baltimore. Effigies Illustrissimi Dñi Cæcilij Calvert, Baronis Baltemore de Baltemore in Regno Hiberniæ; Absoluti Dñi et Proprietarij Provinciarum Terræ Mariæ et Avaloniæ in America etca.' "Anno Dñi 1657 Etatis 51." Line engraving by Abraham Blotling. [Amsterdam? 1657?] F°. EM. 1687 See H. Bromley's Catalogue of engraved English portraits, London, 1793, p. 121. For a reproduction see the Narrative and critical history of America, vol. 3 (Bost., 1884) p. 546.

Map: Maryland, Province. "Noua TerræMariæ tabula.' Lithograph fac-simile by Weed, Parsons, and Co., of the map by T. Cecill in A relation of Maryland, London, 1635. Albany [1865]. 15 x 11 in. EM. 1688

From Sabin's reprint of the Relation, N. Y., 1865. The original edition, with the map, is also in the library.

Portrait: Cromwell (Oliver). Line engraving by Jagger from a Celebrated Miniature by Cooper." A small oval frame in a setting engraved by J. Landseer after a drawing of R. Smirke. PubF°. lished Feb. 2, 1796, by R. Bowyer, London. EM. 1689

Portrait: Ralegh (Sir Walter). Line engraving by J. Houbraken after the original "in the Possession of Peter Burrel Esqr.' Amsterdam [1739?]. Published by J. and P. Knapton, London, 1739. F°. EM. 1690

From Birch's Heads of illustrious persons. See H. Bromley's Catalogue of engraved English portraits, London,

1793, P. 50.

Map: Virginia, Colony. "Discouered and Discribed by Captayn John Smith, 1606. Grauen by William Hole." Heliotype fac-simile of Smith's map as found in his Generall Historie, London, 1624. 16 x 13 in. EM. 1691

From Charles Deane's edition of Smith's True Relation, Boston, 1866.

Portrait: Charles I., King of Great Britain. "Charles Ir." Roy d'Angleterre.' Line engraving by Benoit Audran after a painting by Wander Werff. [Paris? 1700?] F°. EM. 1692

Document: Great Britain.—King. Westminster, Feb. 22, 1631/2. Order on David Cuningham, "Receavor generall of that part of or Revenewe wch belonged unto us when we were Prince," for payment of £20 to Mungo Moore upon sight of sufficient certificate that the latter has been in

Germany, and seen the King of Sweden. D. S., Carolus [I] R. At the bottom of the sheet is written the receipt for the sum, signed by Mungo Moore, Feb. 2, 1632/3. I page. 4°. Vellum.

EM. 1693

Portrait: Hyde (Edward), Earl of Clarendon. "Edward Earl of Clarendon, Lord High Chancellor of England, and Chancellor of the University of Oxford. Ano. Doñi 1667." Line engraving by M. Burg [Michael Burghers] after a painting by P. Lely. [Oxford? 1702?] F°. EM. 1694 See H. Bromley's Catalogue of engraved British portraits, London, 1793, P. 121.

Portrait: Monck (George), Duke of Albemarle. Line engraving by Benoit Audran after a painting by Wander Werff. [Paris? 1700?] F°. EM. 1695

Document: Monck (George), Duke of Albemarle. [London,] July 12, 1665. Order on the Commissioners of His Majesty's ordnance, for the delivery to Lieutenant Saunders of one hundred tents with their necessaries, for the use of Albemarle's regiment of foot guards. D. S., Albemarle. 1⁄2 page. Fo. EM. 1696 Document: Great Britain. Ordnance, Board. Tower, [London,] Apr. 10, 1667. Order on William Legge, Lieutenant-General of Ordnance, for the payment of £100 to Francis Nuby for money and materials advanced on the works at Harwich and Landguard Fort. D. S., Jo Berkeley, Duncombe. Endorsed. I page. F°. EM. 1697 Portrait: Locke (John). " 'Locke. From the original Picture by Sir G. Kneller in the Hall of Christ Church, Oxford." Mezzotint engraving by J. Posselwhite. London, published by Charles Knight, Ludgate Street, under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Proof. [1850?] F°. EM. 1698

Map: Carolina, Province. "A New Description of Carolina By Order of the Lords Proprietors." Copper-plate engraving by James Moxon. 21 x 16 in. EM. 1699

From Ogilby's America, London, 1671, p. 205. For a reduced fac-simile see Hawks's History of North Carolina, vol. 2 (Fayetteville, N. C., 1858) p. 53.

Portrait: Charles IX., King of France. "Charles IX. Roi de France, Tirée du Musée Royal de France." Lithograph by Zin Belliard. [Paris, 1850?] F°.

EM. 1700

Map: North America. "Americæ septentrionalis pars. From the West-Indische Paskaert; waer in de graden der breedde over wederzyden vande middellyn wassende soo vergrooten dat die geproportioneert syn tegen hunne nevenstaende graden der lengde. Vertonende (behalven Europaes zuydlickste alle de Zee-kusten van Africa en America, begrapen in't Octroy by de E. E. H. M. H. Staten Generael der vereenichde Nederlanden verleent aende generale West-Indische Compagnie. Mitsgaders die van Peru en Chili, in de Groote Zuyd-Zee." Lithograph fac-simile by G. Hayward "from the original on vellum in the collection of E. B. O'Callaghan, LL.D.," published at Amsterdam by Anthony Jacobsz in 1621. 19 x 15 in. EM. 1701 From Valentine's Manual, N. Y., 1858, p. 449. Portrait: Blackstone (Sir William). Mezzotint engraving by Samuel Bellin after a painting by T. Gainsborough. [London? 1870?] F°. EM. 1702 Unlettered; the name has been added in pencil.

View: Cambridge, Mass. "Harvard college in 1720." Small wood engraving. [New York? 1820?]

EM. 1703

Portrait: Franklin (Benjamin). "D. Beniamin Fræncklin. Grand Comissaireplenipotentiaire du Congres d'Amerique en France né à Boston 1706, en 17. Janvier." Mezzotint engraving after the original, "desiné par C. N. Cochin Chev. de l'Ordre du Roi à Paris 1777." [Paris, 1777?] F°. EM. 1704

Portrait: Milton (John). Line engraving by J. Houbraken after the original "in the Collection of the Right Hon: Arthur Onslow Esqr. Speaker of the House of Commons." Amsterdam, 1741. Published by J. and P. Knapton, London, 1741. Fo. EM. 1705

From Birch's Heads of illustrious persons. See H. Bromley's Catalogue of engraved English portraits, London, 1793, P. 146.

Portrait: Alexander VI., Pope. 'Alexander VI. P. Valentinvs. Hisp'. 22." Line engraving. [1700] 8°.

The inscription has been retouched in ink.
Document: Great Britain.—King.

EM. 1706

Wind

sor, Nov. 4, 5 Hen. VIII., i. e. 1514. Order on Sir Andrew Wyndesor [Windsor], Master of the Great Wardrobe, for the delivery to the chaplain, Sir Jeffrey Wren, of seven broad yards of cloth for a gown and a hood, at 15s. 4d. per yard, the color to be at the election of Sir Jeffrey. D. S. Henry [VIII.] Rx. Narrow strip of vellum. EM. 1707 Engraving: New England. "The great seal of New England from 1686 to 1689. Also in use for the Province of New York, From August 1688 to April 1689. Presented 4th. Febr. 1862, to the New York Historical Society by Geo: Adlard, Esq." Line engraving by George Hayward. 4°.

EM. 1708

From Valentine's Manual, N. Y., 1862, p. 738. For wood engravings of it see the Memorial history of Boston, vol. 2 (1881) p. 9, and the Narrative and critical history of America, vol. 3 (1884) p. 410.

Portrait: Charles I., King of Great Britain. Carolus Ith. Οῦ ουκ ἣν ἄξιος ὁ κόσμος, Heb. 11.38. Sold by I. Smith in Russel Street." Mezzotint engraving [by John Smith]. [London, 1700?] F°. EM. 1709 See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 3, p. 1150, no. 44, I.

Portrait: Charles II., King of Great Britain. "Carolus IIds. D. G. Mag. Brit. Fran. et Hiber Rex et." Mezzotint engraving [by R. Tompson after a painting by Sir Peter Lely]. [London, 1675?] F°. EM. 1710

The engraving has been trimmed. See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 3, p. 1368, no. 8, which corresponds except in the inscription.

Document: Great Britain.-King. Whitehall, May 21, 1672. Order to the Attorney-General [Heneage Finch, Earl of Nottingham] or the Solicitor-General [Francis North, Earl of Guilford] to prepare for the royal assent a bill granting pardon to Colonel John White, Captain John Mason, and William Angel, Gent., of Paris Garden in Surrey, for all murders, treasons, misprisions of treason, and crimes and offences whatsoever. D. S., Charles [II.] R. Countersigned by Arlington. I page. F°. EM. 1711 Document: Great Britain.—King. Kensington, Oct. 5, 1757. Order on Henry Fox, Paymaster-General of the Forces, for £23,404 10s. 6d., payment due William Baker, Christopher Kilby,

and Richard Baker, for provisions furnished the forces in North America between Apr. 19 and July 24, 1757. D. S., George [II.] R. Countersigned by Holles Newcastle, H. B. Legge, and Duncannon. Endorsed: 'For Christopher Kilby and ourselves, Wm Baker." 2 pp. F°. EM. 1712 Portrait: Charles II., King of Great Britain. "King Charles the IId." Line engraving by Anthony Trouvain after a painting by I. Ryley. No. 27. [Paris, 1690?] F°. EM. 1713

Portrait: Andros (Sir Edmund). "From the original picture in possession of Amias Charles Andros, Esq. of London." Line engraving. F°. EM. 1714

The same engraving on smaller paper appears in the Andros Tracts, vol. 1, Prince Society, Boston, 1868. For reproductions on wood see the Memorial history of Boston, vol. 2 (1881) p. 5, or the Narrative and critical history of America, vol. 3 (Boston, 1884) p. 402.

Document: Great Britain.-King. Windsor, June 19, 168[8]. Order on Richard Jones, Earl of Ranelagh, Paymaster-General of the Forces, for £4,098 30s. 8d., payment to George, Earl of Dunbarton, for the Royal Regiment of Foot, between March I and April 30. D. S., James [II.] R. Countersigned by William Blathwayt. Endorsed: "Jno Lewin.' I page. F°. EM. 1715

Engraving: George I., King of Great Britain. "The Great Seal of King George I." Obverse and reverse. Line engraving by J. Mynde. F°. EM. 1716 From Tindal's continuation of Rapin's History of England, vol. 4, part 2 (London, 1747) p. 490.

8°.

Portrait: Burnet (William). Line engraving. EM. 1717 From Drake's Boston, 1854, p. 581. A wood cut of the same engraving is found in the Memorial history of Boston, vol. 2 (1881) p. 55.

Document: Seymour (Daniel). [New York, Oct. 6, 1727.] Affidavit as to his legal practice: reciting that he was apprenticed Mar. 25, 1717, by his guardian John Tobe of the Frith in Ledbury, Herefordshire, to Thomas Brydges of Old Colwall, Herefordshire, in consideration of £80, for five years; at the expiration of his time he stayed eleven months with Brydges, then practiced for a year and a half at Mr. Tobe's, and since then in Bermuda for about three years. A. D. S. At the bottom of the page is written the order, signed by Governor William Burnet, New York, Oct. 6, 1727, for issuing a licence to Seymour. I p. F°. EM. 1718

See H. Bromley's Catalogue of engraved English portraits, London, 1793, p. 205.

Document: Great Britain.-King. St. James's, Jan. 17, 1726. Order on the Commissioners of the Treasury for £1,007 5s., payment to Sir Clement Cotteral [Cotterell], Master of Ceremonies, for a present to the Morocco ambassador and his retinue. D. S., George [I.] R. Countersigned by R. Walpole, Cha: Turner, Will: Yonge, and Geo: Doddington [Lords Commissioners of the Treasury]. I page. Fo.

EM. 1720

Portrait: George I., King of Great Britain. "D. Stevens pinx. John Faber [Jun.] Fecit 1722. Georgius Imus, D. G. Mag: Brit: Fran: et Hib: Rex. F.D. Brun: et Lunen: Dux S. R. I. Arch: Thesau et Princeps Elector &c. Inauguratus 20 die Octobris 1714.' Mezzotint engraving. [London 1740?] Sold by John Bowles Print and Map seller at the Black Horse in Cornhill. F°. EM. 1721 A reimpression of the original engraving of 1722. See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 1, p. 357, no.

Letter: Abercromby (James). New York, May 8, 1758. To James De Lancey, Governor of New York. Notifying him that the embargo laid on the ships in the different ports of the provinces will be raised on the 22d inst.; requesting him to publish the fact, but strictly to observe the embargo until the time of raising it. L. S. 2 pp. F°. EM. 1723

Letter: Campbell (John), Earl of Loudon. Albany, [N. Y.,] Aug. 3, 1756. To Sir William Johnson. Since Johnson thinks that the shillings, all that is due the privates of the Stockbridge Indians in case a month's pay should be kept back, will be insufficient for them, he leaves it entirely to Johnson to pay them up to the time he shall think proper. L. S., Loudon. Endorsed. I page. 4°.

EM. 1724

From Drake's Boston, 1854, P. 473. Letter: Dudley (Joseph). [Boston,] Feb. 16, 1704. To- Informing him that he fears an attack upon their frontiers by Indians from Albany, provoked by the Maquas; urging them to be upon their guard. A. L. S. Endorsed. I page. 12mo.

EM. 1727

44

Portrait: Philip, Indian Chief. Phillip alias Metacomet of Pokanoket. Engraved from the original [by Paul Revere] as published by Church. Line engraving. 8°. EM. 1728

From Drake's Book of the Indians, Boston, 1834, bk. 3, P. 13.

Letter: Church (Benjamin). Bristol, [Mass..] Mar. 11, 1695/6. To Captain Thomas Lenard [Leonard], Taunton. Ordering him to have in readiness by Wednesday, March 18, at the house of Nicholas More in Taunton, four well-armed soldiers from his militia company; further requiring him to meet Church and the other commissioned officers at the house of Jer. Osborne in Bristol on Apr. 1 [o?], with a true list of his company.