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Epitome of Boyle's Works, 8vo.Robert Boyle (1627-1691), The works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, Esq, epitomiz'd (London: J. Phillips, 1699-1700)

Traité de Physique, par Rohault, 12mo.

Jacques Rohault (1618-1672), Traité de physique

The Journals of Congress, 1777-1778

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Natural History of North-Carol. 8vo. half bd.[half bound] imperfect John Brickell (1710?-1745), The natural history of North-Carolina (Dublin: James Carson for the author, 1737)

Alle de ontleed-genees-en heelkundige Werken van Frederick Ruysch, 3 vol. 4to. half bound, Cuts

Frederik Ruysch (1638-1731), Alle de ontleed- genees- en heelkundige werken van Fredrik Ruysch (Amsterdam: Janssoons van Waesberge, 1744

Hocus Pocus

Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain laid open (Dublin: James Byrn and T. Wilkinson, [ca. 1765?])

D'Acosta's Mineralogy, 8vo.

Axel Fredrik Cronstedt (1722-1765), An essay towards a system of mineralogy … edited by E. Mendes da Costa</em. (London: Charles Dilly, 1788)

Charleton de Animalibus, fol.

Walter Charleton (1620-1707), Exercitationes de differentiis & nominibus animalium [?] (Oxford, 1677)

Historie Naturelle de la France meridional 2d Vol 8o

Vol. 2 of Jean-Louis Soulavie (1752-1813), Histoire naturelle de la France méridionale (Nîmes, 1780-1784)

The Journals of Congress, 8o. 2 vol.

Sphæra Johannis de Sacrobosco.

Joannes de Sacro Bosco (fl. 1230), Sphera mundi

Bates's Mysteries of Art and Nature, 4to.

John Bate, The mysteries of nature and art ([London]: Ralph Mabb, 1635)

Houston's Travels

James Houstoun (born ca.1690), Memoirs of the life and travels of James Houstoun (London: J. Robinson, 1747)

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Pennsylvania Magazine, for 1757 and 1758, half bound; published by BradfordThe American magazine and monthly chronicle for the British colonies (Philadelphia: Printed and sold for William Bradford, 1757-1758)

Cullen's First Lines of the Practice of Physic, 1st. vol. 8vo.

William Cullen (1710-1790), First lines of the practice of physic