Bouton-Boughton Family

Boardman Timothy and his Journal of two Cruises to and from Charleston, S. C, in the Spring and Summer of 1778 for privateering; with an account of an engagement, and of the City of Charleston. With an introduc- tion, and genealogical and biop^raphical sketches of other members of the family by,Dr. S. W. Boardman, Albany, 1885. Small quarto, 88 pages, edges uncut, edition only 100 copies, rubricated title page, fine paper, index, $2. Bowers Mrs. R.,by Eilbourne, 1856, 19 pages, 25c Bradford Wm., by Wallace, 1864, 114 p.. $2. Brant Joseph, by Stone, 1865, 2 vols., $6. ♦Brown John, by Sanborn, 1878, 107 pages, $1. ♦Brown John burial of, by Channing, 10c. Bun VAN John by Chevers 1844, 40 p. 25c. BuRK John Daly, by Campbell, 1868, 123 pages $2. Caset Mathew, autobiography, 1834, 14 p., $1. Clapp Ocram, by Bement, 1836. 14 p., 25c. Clinton George W., 1886, 8 pages, 25c. Cope Prof. E. D , 1884. 4p., portrait, 25c. Cochrane Clark B., 114 pages, 50cts. Cresap Capt. Michael, by Jacob, 1866. 158 p., $3. Cresap and Logan, by Mayer, 1867, 204 p., $3. Crane Zenas, by Smith, 1872. 55 p., port,, 50c. ♦Daley Charles and others, 25c. Davis Wm.. by W. B., Sprague 1845. 30 p., $2. Dawson George 1883, 49 p., portrait, 75c. Doddridge Joseph by his daughter Narcissa and his Notes on Settlement of Western Virginia. 1877. 12mo, 331 pages, cloth $.2. Doddridge Philip by Ilarsha, 1864. 249 p. mor. $4 DuANE William J., 1868, 28 pages, 25c. Dyer David S. by Doig. 1884, 8 pages, 25c. Edwards Hon. Isaac 1880. 40 pages, portrait $1. Ellsworth Col. £. E. 1874, 85 pages $1. ♦Ellsworth Col. E. E. and others 25c. ♦Emmons Ebenezer 1875, 2 pages 50c. Fknton John by C. R Corning 18»6, 30 p 25c. FiRMiN Rev. Giles 1866, 16 p. oOc. Foster Deacon Gideon 1865, 18 p. 50c. Foster Nathaniel and the Trappers of N. Y. by Simms 1871, 297 pages, portraits $3. Franklin Ben. by himself 1840 2 vols, in 1 $5. Garfield James A. by Brown, 1881, 520 p. $2. 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Samuel, by McEwen, 1853, 18 p* 25c. Payne John Howard by Harrison, 1875, 410 p. $6 Peckham Rnfus W. 1874, 106 p. portrait, $1.50. Pknn Sir William, by Connor, 1876, 64 p. $2, Pohlman Rev. Henry N , 1875, 02 p. $1. Pruyn Mrs. J. V. L., by Sprague, 1859, 4to, $3. Putnam Rufus and his Journal, 1757-1760, kept during four campaigns of the old French and Indian War iu Northern New York State, with notes and a biographical sketch by E. C. Dawes Albany, 1885. Square 8vo, 115 pages, rubricated title page, edition only 100 copies, uncut edges, full index, portrait, $2. Red Jacket by Stone 1866, 509 p. plates, $5. Red Jacket by Hubbar 1, 1885, 356 p. plates $5. ♦Regnault H. V. by Duane, 1878, 15 p, 25c. Reynolds John H. 1876, 64 p. portrait, 50c. Rice Rev. John H. by Maxwell, 1835, 400 p. $2. Root James E. by Hale, 1877, 8 p. $1. RowsON Susannah, by Nason, 1870, 212 p. $2.50. Sanford Lyman, 1883, 44 p. cloth, $1. Scott Winfield, by Mansfield, 1852, 536 p. $1. 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Nath bv Dean 1868, 213 pages |U Weiser Conrad the'Palatine, 1876, 480 p ^ Wells Mrs. B. by Dyer, 1843, 16 pages, Soc. Wilcox Diiacon Samuel by Hilley I8t4. 16 p 3 Wilde Richard Henry, by Jones, 21 p. 50c VViLLETT Thomas, by Parsons, 1887. 10 p. 25c Williams Hon. Reuel. by Poor, .884, 6$ p 5>lc Williston Mrs. S. by Humphrey 1846, 21 pSSc niSCOVEBT OF AMERICA. De Costa's Sailing directions of Henry HooiQi prepared for his use in 1608, from tbe d Danish of Ivar Bardsen ; with an introdadifl and notes ; also a dissertation on the disoorer of the Hudson River, 1889, 103 p. $.. De Costa's Northmen in Maine. 1870. 14^ p., fS De Costa's Pre Columbian Discovery, 1^, |3 Otis' Discovery of an ancient ship on CtpeCod,(] Read's Historical inquiry concerning HenrrH* son, his friends, relatives and early life, U connection with the Muscovy C^mpinran his discovery of Delaware Bay, 186ij, 319 p coat of arms, uncut edges, $3. 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Several rare torical tracts are incorporated, making ^^ not only useful to the future histonias America, but ivhich will be read witb plc*^ b}' every intelligent person, Thecliap:eri« as follows : Period of the charter ; Sir Tb^ J Dale ; Pocahontas ; Rolfe's descriptifm oTj giuia ; Reorganiziition of the Company; Ttw actions 1619 to 23 ; the Masslacre ; DisdM \ of the Company. L.r.'8 Virginia Vetusta, containing letters and documents never before printed, 1885, 250 p., $5. ;i-x.'8 Virginia Carolorum j Virginia under the rule of Charles the First and Second, 1625- 1685, an examination of documents of the period, 1886, 447 p., $4. The student of the English Ck)lonization of America has noticed the meagre record, by tlie best historians, of the interesting period of tne Virginia Colony during the stirring reiens of Charles the First and Second. To aid in obtaining a more complete history, Virginia Carolorum has been prepared. The examination of manuscripts and documents of that era has discovered additional facts aod thrown new light upon the character and actions*of the leaders in Virginian de- ▼elopment [£.L.*8 Founders of Maryland as portrayed in manuscripts, provincial records and early documents, with notes, 1876, 194 pages, $2. The object of this work Is to record facts gleaned from the Manuscript Provincial Kecords at the Capital of Maryland, and other Documents, of the Provincial Period, to revive a memory of events, which had be- come obscured or forgotten concerning the first European Settlers on the shores of the Potomac river and Chesapeake bay; consist- ing of an account of Henry Fleet ; his Jour- nals; William Clayborne; Embarkation of Lord Baltimore's Colony; Leonard Calvert, Governor; Thomas CornwalUs, Commissioner; Jerome Hawley, Commissioner; Early Reli- gious History ; Condition of Religion during the Cromwellian Era; Religious Parties from the Accession of Charles II., A. D. 1700. It contains notes, addenda and index. DDRrDOB'B Notes on the settlement and Indian wars of Western Virginia and Pennsylvania ; together with a view of the state of society and manners of the first settlers. By Rev. Dr. Doddridfije; edited by J. F. Williams, with a memoir of the author by his daughter. Albany, 1877, 12mo. 331 p., cloth, $2.