Mémoire et relations politiques du baron de Vitrolles pub. : selon le voeu de l'auteur /

t. 1. 1814 -- t. 2. 1814-1815 -- t. 3. 1815-1830.

Life studies:

Mode of access: Internet.

Proeven van nederduitsche dichtkunde uit de seventiende eeuw : met eene voorrede uitgegeven /

Mode of access: Internet.

Histoire de la Colombie /

The folded engraved frontispiece contains illustrations, a portrait and map.

A treatise on the external, chemical and physical characters of minerals.

Bibliography: p. vi-ix.

Essay on the theory of the earth.

4 plates follow text. In English.

Verhandeling over de spelling der Nederduitsche taale, ter bevordering van regelmaatigheid en éénpaarigheid in dezelve;

Mode of access: Internet.

Letter from Leonard Woods to William Tudor,

One letter written from Princeton discussing his activities over the holidays and requesting news of classmates and friends.

Crowland Municipality : an act for regulating and governing auctioneers, and other persons putting up for sale, goods, wares, and merchandise to the highest or best bidder., 1854

On February 1st, 1854 an act was passed in order to regulate the sale of goods, wares and merchandise. Section I pertained to the fact that any merchant would first obtain a license. Section II deemed that no merchant should sell any wine or spirituous liquors, beer or ale within the municipality of Crowland in any less quantity than 5 gallons or less than 12 bottles in any place other than a House of Public Entertainment without having obtained a license. Section III was in regard to licensing any person who would use a billiard table which was set up for hire or gain. Section IV stated that all sums of money paid by the keepers of Houses of Public Entertainment plus the imperial duty of 2 pound would be payable to the Treasurer of the Municipality of Crowland. Section V was written regarding the continuance of the act to regulate inns, taverns, temperance houses and other Houses of Public Entertainment. Section VI specified that all recesses (not authorized to sell liquor) would pay the sum of 2 pounds. Section VII declared that Peter Benedict was appointed Revenue Inspector of the township and section VIII stated that recess-keepers who took out liquor licenses would be required to pay 6 pounds 5 shillings and for violating this they would pay a penalty. This document was written by Leonard M. Matthews, Township reeve and Alex Reid, clerk.