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1820
1820 Ford, John. A sermon, preached April 4, 1820, at Orange, New-Jersey, before the Executive Committee for the Counties of Essex and Morris, appointed by the Presbyterian Education Society. By John Ford, A. M. Pastor of the Church in Parsipany, New-Jersey. 32 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 104
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*1820* Hillyer, Asa, A sermon preached May 1820 in the Wall Street Church, New York, before the Presby- terian Education Society : published by the Society. 21 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 105
1820 New Jersey Eagle, E. M. Murden. 106
NOTE .- A weekly issued for the first time on July 28, 1820, Edward M. Murden, publisher, and Joseph T. Murden, editor. With the 36th number, J. Johnson became publisher and W. B. Kinney editor. Jannary 19, 1821, Gorham A. Hull became printer, remaining with Kinney until June 21, 1822, when James E. Gore took his place, being succeeded on March 28, 1823, by Daniel A. Cameron. In May, 1825, Kinney gave way to Moses Lyon, who was succeeded on July 4, 1828, by T. B. Crowell. The latter became sole editor and proprietor in Angust, 1829. On February 13, 1835, the Eagle became a semi-weekly and in June, 1847, a daily, under name of the Newark Morning Eagle. At this time Crowell resigned in favor of a son who united with Mr. Carll, Charles K. Bishop being editor. June 14, 1853, the title was changed to the Newark Daily Eagle. The Know-Nothing politics of Bishop then ruined the circulation and the paper died.
1821
*1821* Fisher, Samuel. A sermon preached May, 1821, in the Brick Church, New York, before the Presbyterian Education Society, by the Pastor of the first Presbyterian Church in Paterson, New-Jersey. 22 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 107
1821* Rogers, John, An oration delivered in Trinity Church, Newark, July 4, 1819; being the forty-third anniversary of American independence, by John Rogers, a member of the Newark Independent Cadets. 20 p. O. Office of the N. J. Eagle. 108
1822
*1822 Hornblower, Joseph Coerten, An address, delivered before the Newark Female Auxiliary Bible Society, at their annual meeting, July 8, 1822; at the request of the
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Society, by Joseph C. Hornblower, Esq., one of the dele- gates appointed by the Newark Bible Society, to attend the said meeting. 8 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 109
1822* Powers, H. P. The angel's salutation to the shep- herds ; a Christmas sermon delivered in Trinity Church, Newark, N. J., on the 25th December, 1821, by the min- ister and rector-elect of said church; published by the Vestry. 17 p. O. New Jersey Eagle. IIO
*1822 Powers, H. P. Prospect of an Amelioration in the Human Condition ; or the True Doctrine of the Millen- nium. A Discourse [in two parts] delivered in Trinity Church, Newark [N. J.] on the 13th December 1821 ; being a day set apart for Prayer and Thanksgiving by the Proclamation of Governor Williamson : and on Sunday, the 16th December. 41 p. O. New Jersey Eagle. III
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1823 Cumming, Hooper, An Oration, Delivered at Newark, N. J. July 4, 1823, by Hooper Cumming, D. D. Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Van De Water Street, New-York. 23 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. II2
1823* Female Auxiliary Bible Society. The constitution and seventh annual report of the Female Auxiliary Bible Society of Newark, N. J. with an address delivered before the Society, by Theodore Frelinghuysen. 16 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 113
1823* Hillyer, Asa, A sermon delivered Dec. 12, 1822, recommended by the Governor of the State to be observed as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer ; published by request of the hearers. 22 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 114
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1823* Hunt, G. J. An elegy on the death of Mrs. Mag- dalen Hunt, late wife of the author; also, The Falls of Passaic, a new song-tune, " Wounded Hussar," and Helen's Tear. 14+I p. O. Office of the Centinel. 115
NOTE. - "To the Public. The subscriber, whilst engaged in col- lecting Patrons to his Poetical works, in the State of New Jersey, was unfortunately arrested for a small debt, and heing unable to pay was thrown into Newark gaol.
Destitute of money and means he has taken this method of framing a little to help him out of confinement. G. J. Hunt."
1823 McDowell, John. Questions on the Bible for the use of schools. 152 p. T. Benjamin Olds. I16
1823 Presbyterian Church, Constitution and Confession of Faith. 117
1823* Richards, James, Sermon, delivered Dec. 12, 1822, recommended by the governor of the state, to be observed as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer. Published by request of the hearers. 19 p. O. John Tuttle & Co. 118
*1823 Weeks, William Raymond, A sermon on the Con- fession of Faith, and Covenant of the church in Paris. Preached on the first Sabbath in May, 1823 ; immediately before the administration of the Lord's Supper. 1++-12 p. O. 119
1824
1824* Essex District Medical Society, Bye-laws, rules, and regulations of the District Medical Society of Essex, to which is prefixed the several acts relating to the Medical Society of the State of New Jersey. 16 p. S. Kinney and Cameron. 120
1824 McDowell, John, Questions on the Bible for the use of schools. 152 p. T. Benjamin Olds. I21
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*1824 Miller, William W. An address delivered before the Newark Bible Society on the 13th June 1824, being its tenth anniversary meeting; in the First Presbyterian Church in Newark. To which is annexed the annual report of the Board of Managers. 27 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. 122
1824 Miller, William W. An Address, for the Benefit of the Greeks, delivered in Trinity Church, Newark, on Tuesday Evening, January, 13, 1824. By Wm. W. Miller, Esq., Counsellor at Law. 23 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. 123
1824 The New England primer, improved. 63 p. T. Benjamin Olds.
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*1824 Pennington, William Sandford. A treatise on the courts for the trial of small causes, held by Justices of the Peace in the State of New Jersey. Containing useful information for Justices, officers, and suitors of the Court. Second edition revised and corrected by the author. 256+-12 p. S. Kinney and Cameron. 125
1825
1825 Destruction of Jerusalem, an absolute and irresistible proof of the Divine Origin of Christianity. Including a narrative of the calamities which befel the Jews, so far as they tend to verify our Lord's predictions relative to that event. "I consider the prophecy relative to the destruction of the Jewish nation, if there were nothing else to support Christianity, as absolutely irresistible."- Mr. Erskine's speech at the trial of Williams for publish- ing Paine's Age of Reason. 88 p. D. Published by Benjamin Olds. J. C. Totten, Printer, New York. 126 NOTE .- Frontispiece by Anderson. The word " speech " misprinted as above.
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*1825 Hamilton, William T. A word for the African : a sermon for the benefit of the American Colonization Society, delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church, Newark, July 24, 1825, by the pastor of the First Presby- terian Church in Newark. 27 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. I27
1825* Missionary Society of New Jersey. Constitution, as amended and adopted at the annual meeting held in the Session House of the Second Presbyterian Church, in Newark, September 7, 1824. 15 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. I28
[1825] Newark Intelligencer. 129
NOTE .- The above date is supposed to be correct, although no copy of the paper has been seen. It was edited, at least three years, by a Universalist clergyman named William Hagadorn, whether as a daily or as a weekly is not known.
1825 Proprietors of East New Jersey. The case of the Pro- prietors of East New Jersey, with the opinions of counsel on the same. 0.
W. Tuttle & Co. 130
NOTE. - Question whether the legal title to land under water in East Jersey, where the tide flowed and reflowed in the arms of the sea, bays and rivers, was vested in the State or belonged to the proprietors ; also what court had jurisdiction in case of controversy. The text of the case occupies the first 14 pages. The opinions of counsel are paged sepa- rately, as follows : Elias Van Arsdale (21 pages), James Kent (7 pages), P. A. Jay (16 pages) and Horace Binney (2 pages).
1825 Vincent, Thomas. Christ's Sudden and Certain Appearance to Judgment. By Thomas Vincent, Some- time Minister of Maudlines, Milk-Street, London. For yet a little while, and he that shall come, will come, and will not tarry. Heb. x. 37. Also An Account of the Destruc- tion of Jerusalem : an Absolute and Irresistible Proof of
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the Divine Origin of Christianity. 404+[8] p. Il. D. Published by Benjamin Olds for Rufus Little. J. C. Totten, printer, New York. 131
NOTE .- The first part has 316 pages and 3 full page woodcuts by Anderson. The second part, "The Destruction of Jerusalem," has a separate title page, already given in No. 126 of this List. The text begins on page [321]. The 8 unnumbered pages are a list of subscribers.
1826
1826* Essex County Sabbath School Union, First report, presented at the annual meeting, held at Newark, April 12, 1826. 16 p. O. M. Lyon & Co. 132
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*1826 Hay, Philip C. Our duty to our coloured population. A sermon for the benefit of the American Colonization Society, delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church, Newark, July 23, 1826. 23 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. 133
1826* Missionary Society of New Jersey. Annual report read before the Society in the Second Presbyterian Church at Elizabethtown, Oct. 17, 1826; together with an appendix containing the constitution of the Society, the names of its officers, a list of its auxiliaries, etc., etc. 29 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. I34
NOTE .- The reports were issued annually from 1826 to 1831.
1826* Newark, The first jubilee of American independ- ence ; and, tribute of gratitude to the illustrious Adams and Jefferson. Newark, N. J. 60 p. O. Il. M. Lyon and Co. 135
NOTE .- Pages 11-32, Address by Wm. S. Pennington ; pp. 33-36, Census, etc., as taken by Isaac Nichols ; pp. 39-48, Description of monument ; pp. 52-60, Address by Philip Courtland Hay.
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*1826* Newark. National Jubilee. Odes to be sung at Newark, July 4, 1826. Broadside. New Jersey Eagle. 136
NOTE .- The above consists of four odes prepared especially for the national holiday.
[1826]* Newark Institute for Young Ladies. [Circular.] 1826. 8 p. O. n. p. 137
*1826* Newark Mechanics Association, First Jubilee of American Independence; and tribute of gratitude to the illustrious Adams and Jefferson including an address by William S. Pennington. 60 p. O. M. Lyon & Co. 138
*1826 Powers, H. P. Female education. An address delivered in Trinity Church, Newark, N. J., on the anni- versary of the Newark Institute for young ladies, July 21, 1826. Published by request. With an appendix. 23 p. O. M. Lyon & Co. 139
1826 Sheys, James B. Oration . . . at Paterson, July 4, 1825. O. 140
1826 Young, David, The Wonderful History, of the Morristown Ghost; Thoroughly and Carefully Revised. By David Young. 76 p. T. Published by Benjamin Olds for the Author. J. C. Totten, Printer. 14I
NOTE .- A revision of the 1792 and 1814 editions by Ransford Rogers, but differing so materially from them that it may be considered an independent work. Reprinted in 1850.
1827
1827* First Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J. Church manual for members of the First Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J., preceded by a brief history of the church. Compiled by the pastor [Wm. T. Hamilton] and published by order of the session. 43 p. D. W. Tuttle & Co. 142
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*1827 Ford, John. The nature of sin : a sermon delivered in Newark, New Jersey by the pastor of the Church at Parsippany, N. J. 19+[1] p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. 143
1827 The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, Translated out of the original Greek, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. Stereotyped by J. Howe, New-York. 288 p. D. Pub- lished and Sold by Benjamin Olds. 144
1827 New-Jersey Almanac, for the year of our Lord 1828, being bissextile or Leap Year, and Fifty-Second of Ameri- can Independence. Containing, the Rising, Setting and Eclipses of the Sun and Moon; Aspects of the Planets ; Judgment of the Weather : the time of High Water at New-York, &c. &c. together with a variety of useful and entertaining matter. By David Young, Philom. [36] p. D. Benjamin Olds. 145 8,00 NOTE .- Same for 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832 have been seen. New Jersey Colonization Society, Annual report of the managers, presented at the twenty-sixth anniversary at Newark, March 24, 1858; with an account of the proceedings, together with the Constitution and officers of the Society. Issued from the office of the Society. 12 p. O. Francis Starbuck. 146
1828
1828 Anti-Jacksonian, 147
NOTE .- A campaign sheet published during the summer of 1828.
1828 Essex County Court of Common Pleas. Rules and orders of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas, for the County of Essex. Published under the authority and direction of the Court June Term, 1828. 16 p. D. Lyon & Crowell. 148
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ble Un 1814
*1828 Judd, Gideon N. A sermon, delivered at Bloomfield, New-Jersey, December 13th, 1827, being the day recom- mended by the Governor of the State, to be observed as a day of public thanksgiving. By the Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in that place. 21 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. 149
*1828 New-Jersey Eagle. Carrier's address to the patrons of the New-Jersey Eagle, for the year, 1828. 150
NOTE .- The carrier's address was an annual publication, but only a few copies have been seen.
1829
*1829 The Farmer's and Mechanic's Guide, containing correct Precedents of Statements of Demand in a variety of actions :
Deeds.
Agreement with Landlord and Tenant.
Bonds.
Wills and Codicils.
Mortgages.
Pleas.
Bills of sale.
Leases.
Articles of Co Partnership.
Agreements.
Releases.
Acquittances.
Licences of Debtors.
Indentures.
etc. etc. etc.
Laid down in so plain a manner that all persons can draw legal instruments of writing without employing an Attorney. Compiled by an Attorney. 108 p. S. Pub- lished by Benjamin Olds. G. A. Hull, Printer. 151
1829-1831 Newark Monitor, 152
NOTE .- Published weekly by S. L. B. Baldwin as a fierce Anti- Masonic sheet, and existed until the latter part of 1831 or beginning of 1832.
1829 Pennington, William Sandford, The law instructor. D.
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1830
1830* Missionary Society of New Jersey. Report of the Board of Directors convened in the Presbyterian church, Montrose, Pa. on the third Tuesday of October, 1830, to which is added an appendix containing the constitution of the society, the names of it officers, etc. 20+2 p. O. W. Tuttle and Co. 154
1830 Murray, Lindley. The English Reader ; or pieces in prose and verse, from the best writers; designed to assist young persons to read with propriety and effect ; improve their language and sentiments; and to inculcate the most important principles of Piety and Virtue. With a few pre- liminary observations on the principles of Good Reading. Stereotyped by H. and H. Wallis, New York. 252 p. D. Benjamin Olds. 155.
NOTE .- From the same plates, but with the line "Stereotyped by " etc. struck out, were printed the editions of 1846, 1847 and 1850.
1830* Newark Library Society. Catalogue of books. [ Regularly classed and alphabetically arranged.] 17 p. S. W. Tuttle and Co. 156
1830. Southard, Samuel Lewis. Address delivered before the Newark Mechanics' Association, July 5, 1830. 27 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. I57
1831. Aspect of the times, a political poem, and other pieces ; by a native of Newark. D. 158.
1831
1831* Davis, Peter B. Trial of Peter B. Davis for the murder of Battus Roll, held before a special term of The Court of Oyer and Terminer and general jail delivery for Essex County, June 28, 1831, Chief-Justice Ewing pre- siding. 28 p. O. New Jersey Eagle. 159
NOTE .- Another edition, 32 pages, was printed at the Daily Journal Printing Establishment in 1883.
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*1831 Griscom, John. Address delivered before the Newark Mechanics' Association, on their Third Anniversary, January 25, 1831. By John Griscom, LL. D. An honorary member of the association. [With Appendix. 3d annual report of the Newark Mechanics' Association.] 1831. 39 p. O. William Tuttle. 160
*1831 Hamilton, William T, Infant baptism, a scriptoral ordinance : and baptism by sprinkling lawful. 116 p. D. William Tuttle. 161
1831 Perth Amboy Manufacturing Company, The charter and project, with a description of the situation and peculiar advantages. 8 p. O. I62
1832
1832 (?) Darcy, John S. Notices of the cholera in Newark, N. J. 163 NOTE .- The same in 1848?
*1832* Hamilton, William T. Grounds of thanksgiving : a discourse delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J., December 8, 1831 on the occasion of public thanksgiving. By the pastor of said church. 20 p. O. W. Tuttle & Co. 164
*1832 to date Newark Daily Advertiser, 165
NOTE .- This was the first daily newspaper printed in New Jersey, and was the successor of the Centinel of Freedom. It was published first by George Bush & Co., on March 1, 1832. They were succeeded in 1833 by W. B. Kinney, who later that year took J. B. Pinneo as partner, the firm name being J. B. Pinneo & Co. Mr. Pinneo soon after gave way to M. S. Harrison, who remained in partnership until his death, when Mr. Kinney became again sole proprietor. In 1851 Thomas T. Kinney succeeded his father and retained ownership until
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1894, when he sold out to a stock company. Shortly after it was leased to David MacAlpin with an option of purchase, and in 1897 he turned the lease over to Sheffield Phelps, who turned it over to G. B. M. Harvey in 1898, when it was reorganized.
The successive editors were Amzi Armstrong, W. B. Kinney, Sandford Hunt and Noah Brooks.
1832 Sears, James H. A Standard Spelling Book; or, the Scholar's Guide to an Accurate Pronunciation of the English Language: Accompanied with easy, familiar and progressive Reading Lessons. Designed as an introduction to the use of Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language. Compiled for the use of schools. The Revised Edition. 144 p. D. Benjamin Olds. 166
*1832 Worcester, Leonard, Address on female education. Delivered at Newark, (N. J.) March 28, 1832. By the Principal of Newark Young Ladies Institute. 16 p. O. n. p. 167
1833
*1833 New Jersey Evangelist. O. S. L. Baldwin. I68 NOTE .- Vol. I, No. 1, is dated August 21, 1833, and Vol. I, No. 25, the last issued, is dated July 26, 1834.
1833* Newark. Township law. An act to divide the township of Newark, into wards or districts; and for other purposes; with an appendix. 26 p. S. Newark Daily Advertiser. 169
1833* Newark Young Men's Society. Constitution, by-laws, and standing rules, together with the rules for the regulation of the Board, and the Library laws. 12 p. S. S. L. B. Baldwin. 170
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*1833 Rockaway, New Jersey. A brief history of the church at Rockaway, New Jersey : with manual, confession and covenant of the said church : and a list of the officers and members. Published at the request of the Session. 32 p. O. Uzal J. Tuttle & Co. 171
NOTE .- Pages 11-22 contain a sermon delivered Sept. 6th, 1832, at the dedication of the New Brick Church, by Rev. Barnabas King.
1834
1834 [ Henderson, Thomas, ] Memoirs of the life of Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly of Freehold, New-Jersey. The path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day .- Prov. iv. 18. 72 p. S. Benjamin Olds. 172
NOTE .- Elias Boudinot originally edited these memoirs and is often considered their author.
1834 Father Clement, A Roman Catholic Story. By the author of " The Decision," " Profession is not Principle," &c. La carità è paziente, è benefica; la carità non è astlosa, non è insolente, non si gonfia. Non è ambiziosa, non cerca il proprio interesse, non si muove aira, non pensa male. A tutto s'accomoda, tutto crede, tutto spera, tutto sopporta. Martini's trans. from the Vulgate .- I Cor. xiii. 4, 5, 7. Stereotyped by Lyman Thurston & Co. from the sixth Edinburgh edition. 246 p. D. [Type page 2.6 x 4.7 inches. ] Frontispiece. Benjamin Olds. 173
1834* Halsted, Oliver Spencer, Address delivered before the Whigs of Newark, July 4th, 1834. 34 p. O. J. B. Pinneo. 174
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*1834 Hamilton, William T. Sermons delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J. on I. The Divine Sovereignty; II. Regeneration; III. Christians the channel of converting grace to the impenitent. By the pastor of said church. 43 p. O. J. B. Pinneo & Co. 175
*1834 Murray, Lindley, English Grammar adapted to the different classes of learners. With an appendix, containing Rules and Observations for assisting the more advanced students to write with perspicuity and accuracy. They who are learning to compose and arrange their sentences with accuracy and order, are learning, at the same time, to think with accuracy and order .- Blair. Stereotyped by B. and J. Collins, from the last English edition. 310 p. S. Benjamin Olds. 176
*1834 The Polyanthos, or Flowers of Literature; being selections from the most approved authors, in prose and verse. 192 p. S. [Type page 2.5 x 3.7 inches.] Benja- min Olds. 177
1835
*1835 Burnet, John R. Tales of the deaf and dumb, with miscellaneous poems. 230 p. Pl. D. Benjamin Olds. 178
*1835* Congar, Stephen, An oration delivered in the Third Presbyterian Church, Newark, on the 4th July, 1835, by Dr. Stephen Congar. Published by order of the com- mittee of arangements of the young men of Newark. 16 p. O. The Daily and Sentinel. 179
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*1835 to date [ Pierson, B. T. ] Compiler. Directory of Newark, for 1835-6 with an Historical Sketch. Published for the Compiler, at the office of the Newark Daily Advertiser. 24+-102+ [2]p. D. 180
NOTE .- The Historical Sketch occupies the first 24 pages; the unnumbered pages at end are advertisements. The different publishers so far as known were : B. T. Pierson, 1836-64 ; A. S. Holbrook 1867- date, although printed by various firms. For 1865 a directory was issued by James Gopsil.
From a publisher's note in the directory for 1842-43, we learn that the editions to that date had been as follows : 1835-36 (the first directory) 600 copies ; 1836-37, 900 copies ; 1837-38, 1,200 copies, of which 700 were unsold; 1838-39, 500 copies ; 1840-41 to 1842-43, 600 copies each.
*1835* Newark Medical Association. Regulations and system of ethics of the Medical Association of Newark. 17 p. D. Daily and Sentinel Office. 18I
1835 New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Co. State of New Jersey. An act to incorporate the New-Jersey Rail-Road and Transportation Company, passed March 7th, 1832. Together with extracts from the Supple- ment to an Act entitled " An act relative to the Delaware and Raritan Canal, and the Camden and Amboy Rail- Road and Transportation Companies," passed March 2nd, 1832. And the Acts Incorporating the Proprietors of the Bridges over the rivers Passaic and Hackensack ; The Newark Turnpike Company ; The Essex and Middlesex Turnpike Company ; and the New-Brunswick Bridge Company. 92 p. O. Office of the Daily and Sentinel. 182
1835 Wightman, Henry. The Juvenile Polyanthos, or Fireside Companion, being a selection of amusing stories. 105 +[3]p. S. [Type page 2.3 x 3.9 inches.] Benjamin Olds. 183
NOTE. - Two woodcuts in the text, on pp. 37 and 68.
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1835 Young Ladies' Institute, Catalogue of the Officers, Teachers, and Pupils of the Young Ladies' Institute Newark, N. J. For the year ending Aug. 1, 1835. 17 p. D. Benjamin Olds. 184
1836
1836 Dickinson, Baxter, Sure means of spiritual pros- perity. A farewell sermon; preached on occasion of resigning the charge of the Third Presbyterian Church in Newark, for a professorship in Lane Theological Seminary, Nov. 22, 1835. 23 p. O. Published by the Third Church, printed by West & Snow, 13 John St., New York. 185
*1836 The fashionable American letter writer ; or, the art of polite correspondence containing a variety of plain and elegant letters on business, love, courtship, marriage, relationship, friendship, &c. with forms of complimentary cards; to the whole is prefixed, directions for letter writing, and rules for composition. 176 p. S. Benjamin Olds. 186
1836 Hutchins' Improved Almanac for the year of our Lord 1836. By David Young, Philom. 35 p. D. Ben- jamin Olds. 187
NOTE .-- Same for 1837, 1839 and 1840. Probably others.
1837
*1837 Newark Fire Department, The constitution, by-laws, and charter ; adopted by the delegates sent from the different companies for that purpose, January 3d, 1837. 18 p. S. Aaron Guest. 188
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*1837 Presbyterian Church. Synod of New Jersey. Min- utes, for the year ending October, 1837. 28 p. O. Aaron Guest. 189
NOTE. - None printed after 1838 until 1868.
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1837* Whittingham, William R. An address on the pur- suit of knowledge before the Orange Lyceum, Orange, N. J .; published by request of the committee. 19 p. D. Daily and Sentinel. 190
1838
1838 The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 288 p. D. Benjamin Olds. 191
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