at a far lower price than the same can be procured in any other store. His prices are fixed, and no abatement will be made from them, except on account of quantity, or to the Trade. All orders will be executed with the utmost punctuality and despatch. Those ordering will please be particular to cite not only the Number, but also the First Word and Price of the article desired. . JOHN DOYLE. Libraries, however extensive, or small collections of Books, purchased or exchanged. BP. HALL'S MEDITATION ON A LIBRARY. "WHAT a world of wit is here packed up together! I know not whether this sight doth more dismay or comfort me: it dismays me to think that here is so much that I cannot know; it comforts me to think that this variety yields so good helps to know what I should. There is no truer word than that of Solomon: There is no end of making many books. This sight verifies it. There is no end; indeed, it were pity there should. God hath given to man a busy soul; the agitation whereof cannot but, through time and experience, work out many hidden truths: to suppress these would be no other than injurious to mankind, whose minds, like unto so many candles, should be kindled by each other. The thoughts of our deliberation are most accurate; these we vent into our papers. What a happiness is it, that, without all offence of necromancy, I may here call up any of the ancient Worthies of Learning, whether human or divine, and confer with them of all my doubts! that I can, at pleasure, summon whole synods of reverend Fathers and acute Doctors from all the coasts of the earth, to give their well-studied judgments in all points of question which I propose! Neither can I cast my eye casually upon any of these silent masters but I must learn somewhat. It is wantonness to complain of choice. No law binds us to read all; but the more we can take in and digest, the better-liking must the mind needs be. Blessed be God, that hath set up so many clear lamps in His Church. Now, none but the wilfully blind can plead darkness. And blessed be the memory of those his faithful servants that have left their blood, their spirits, their lives, in these precious books; and have wasted themselves into these during monuments, to give light unto others." BP. HALL ON THE PLEASURE OF STUDY. "WHAT a heaven lives the scholar in, that at once, in one close room, can daily converse with all the glorious Martyrs and Fathers!—that can single out, at pleasure, either sententious Tertullian, or grave Cyprian, or resolute Jerome, or flowing Chrysostom, or divine Ambrose, or devout Bernard, or, who alone is all these, heavenly Augustine; and talk with them, and hear their wise and holy counsels, verdicts, and resolutions. Let the world contemn us; while we have these delights, we cannot envy them; we cannot wish ourselves other than we are. . Study itself is our life; from which we would not be barred for a world: how much sweeter, then, is the fruit of study, the conscience of knowlege! in comparison whereof, the soul that hath once tasted it easily contemns all human comfort. "Go now, ye worldlings, and insult over our paleness, our neediness, our neglect. Ye could not be so jocund, if you were not so ignorant: if you did not want knowledge, you would not overlook him that hath it. I am so far from emulating you, that For me, I profess I would as lief be a brute beast, as an ignorant rich man.” JOHN DOYLE'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. Theology. "Come and take choice of all my Library, And so beguile thy sorrow." 1 ABAUZIT (M.) Miscellanies on Historical, Theological and Critical Subjects. Translated from the French by E. Harwood, London, 1774. 8vo. calf, very neat $0 75 2 ABEEL (Rev. David) The Missionary Convention at Jerusalem; or, an exhibition of the claims of the World to the Gospel. New York, 1838, 12mo. cloth, very neat, uncut 31 3 ABBOTT (Jacob) The Way to do Good; or, the Christian Character mature. Boston, 1836, 12mo. cloth, front. 38 4 ABBOTT (Jacob) The Young Christian; or, a familiar illustration of the Principles of Christian Duty. Boston, 1833, 12mo. cloth, neat 38 5 ACCOUNT (A plain) of the Nature and End of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. To which are added forms of prayer. London, 1735, 8vo. calf, very neat 50 6 ADAMS (Hannah) The Truth and Excellence of the Christian Religion exhibited. Boston, 1804, 12mo. sheep, scarce, neat 38 7 AIRESEŌN ANASTASIS; or, a new way of deciding old controversies. By Basanistes. London, 1815, 8vo. boards, neat 50 8 ALCIATI (D. Andrea) omnia quæ in hunc usq; diem sparsim prodierunt usquam opera. Basil, 1548, folio, vellum, very neat, scarce 2 00 9 ALEXANDER (Archibald) A Brief Outline of the Evidences of the Christian Religion. Princeton, 1825, 8vo. boards, neat 38 4.00 10 ALEXANDER (Joseph Addison) The earlier and later Prophecies of Isaiah. New York, 1847, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth. 11 ALLEN (Rev. Thomas G.) Memoir of, by his brother; to which is added the funeral sermon. Philadelphia, 1832, 12mo. col. calf, very neat, portrait. 63 12 ALLEINE (Rev. Joseph). Life and Death of: to which are added his Christian letters. New York, 1840, 12mo. cloth 38 13 ALLEN (Rev. Benj.) The History of the Church of Christ. Philadel phia, 1823, 2 vols. 8vo. sheep, very neat 1 50 14 ALLWOOD (Rev. Philip). A Key to the Revelation of St. John, the divine, being an Analysis of those parts of that wonderful book which relate to the general state of the Christian Church. London, 1829, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth (published at £1 48. sterling) 15 ANDERSON (G.) A Remonstrance against Bolingbroke's Philosophical Religion. Edinburgh, 1756, 8vo. calf, neat 3 00 63 16 ANDERSON (Rev. Robert). The Lord's Prayer, a Manual of Religious Knowledge. London, 1841, 12mo. cloth front. 38 17 ANDREWS (William Eusebius). A Critical and Historical Review of Fox's Book of Martyrs, showing the inaccuracies, falsehoods, and misrepresentations of that work of deception. London, 1824, 2 vols. 8vo. sheep, plates, neat Better is the wrong with sincerity, than the right with falsehood. 2.00 18 ANNALS of the Jewish Nation during the period of the Second Temple. New York, 1832, 12mo. cloth $0 38 19 ANNOTATIONES in Vetus Testamentum et in Epistolam ad Ephesios, incerto auctore e bibliotheca Joannis Archie. Ebor. Franequera, 1704, 8vo. vellum, very neat 1.00 20 APPLETON (Rev. Jesse) The works of, embracing his course of theological lectures, his academic addresses, and a selection from his sermons, with a memoir of his life and character. · Andover, 1837, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, port 1 75 21 APTHORPE (Rev. East). Letters on the Prevalence of Christianity before its civil establishment: with observations on a late history of the Decline of the Roman Empire. London, 1778, 8vo. half calf 75 22 ARIAN'S & SOCINIAN'S Monitor, being a vision that a young Socinian teacher lately had, in which he saw his tutor in hell, who gave him an account of what happened after his death. By Anti-Socinius. London, 1761, small 8vo. half calf, very rare, neat 38 23 ARNDT (Rev. John). True Christianity; or, the whole economy of God towards man and the whole duty of man towards God. Translated from the German by Boehm. Boston, 1809, 8vo. sheep, very neat 75 24 ARNOLD (Rev. Thomas) The miscellaneous works of. New York, 1 25 1845, Svo. cloth 25 ARSCOTT (Alexander). Some Considerations relating to the Christian Religion; wherein the nature, end, and design of Christianity are explained from Holy Scripture. London, 1779, 8vo. boards, very neat, uncut 63 26 ART OF CONTENTMENT. By the author of the Whole Duty of Man. New York, 1803, 12mo. sheep, neat 38 27 ATTERBURY (Rev. Francis). The Epistolary Correspondence, Visitation Charges, Speeches, and Miscellanies of. London, 1783, 4 vols. 8vo. 3 00 boards 28 ATTERSALL (Rev. Wm.). A Commentarie upon the Epistle of Saint Paule to Philemon, wherein the Apostle, handling a meane and low subject, intreating for a fraudulent and fugitive servant, mounteth aloft unto God, and delivereth sundry high misteries of true religion and the practise of duties oeconomicall, politicall, and ecclesiasticall. London, 1612, folio, half calf, neat, very scarce 2 00 29 AUGSBURG (The Confession of), which is that of the Evangelical Lutheran Church; to which is added the life of Dr. Martin Luther. New York, 1813, 12mo. boards, neat 25 30 AUGUSTINE (St.) The Confessions of. New York, 1844, 12mo. cloth 38 31 BAIRD (Robert). Sketches of Protestantism in Italy, past and present, including a notice of the origin, history and present state of the Waldenses. Boston, 1845, 12mo. cloth, portrait 63 32 BAKER (Rev. P.) The Lenten Monitor; or, moral and devout Aspirations on the Gospels for each day from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday. Baltimore, 18mo. sheep 50 33 BALM OF THE COVENANT (The), Applied to the bleeding wounds of the afflicted Saints; to which are added a view of the soul of man in the state of separation from the body. Also, a faithful and succinct narrative of some wonderful sea deliverances-remarkable Providences, &c. Richmond, 1828, 8vo. sheep, very neat 75 34 BAPTIST LIBRARY. A republication of Standard Baptist works. Prattsville, 1843, 3 vols. 8vo. cloth 2 63 Contains Westlake's View of Baptism, Wilson's Scripture Manual, Booth's Vindication of the Baptists, Biographical Sketches, Backus' History of the Baptists, The Watery War, Peugillig's A candid man blusheth not to own he is wiser to-day than yesterday. Scripture Guide to Baptism, Fuller on Communion, Booth's Pædo-baptism Examined. Cox on Baptism, Bunyan's Grace Abounding, Fuller's Christian Baptism, Do. Backslider, Hall's Christian Ministry, Do. Address to Carey, Do. Modern Infidelity, Fuller on Genesis, Bunyan's Holy War. Fuller's Gospel of Christ, Davis on Communion, Foster on Decision of Character, Chapin on Infant Baptism, Keach's True Godliness, Hall's Help to Zion Travellers, Booth's Death of Hope, Bunyan's Comé and Welcome, Fuller on Sandemanianism, Brantly on Circumcision, Cone's Terms of Communion, and much other valuable matter. 35 BARNES (Rev. Albert), Trial of, before the Synod of Philadelphia, on a charge of heresy; with all the pleadings and debate. Reported by Arthur J. Stanbury. New York, 1836, 12mo. boards, very neat $0 50 36 BARNES' (Albert) Notes: Critical, explanatory, and practical on the book of the Prophet Isaiah: with a new translation. Boston, 1840, 3 vols. 8vo. cloth, fine maps 37 BARRINGTON (Lord). Miscellanea Sacra, containing an abstract of the Scripture history of the Apostles. With four critical essays. London, 1770. 3 vols. 8vo. calf, very neat 38 BARROW (Rev Isaac.) A treatise on the Pope's supremacy. 1834. 8vo. cloth, neat 39 40 do. do. New York, 1845. 8vo. cloth, new do. 3 75 2.00 New York, 41 BARROW (Isaac). The works of, to which are prefixed a life of the Author, by Abram Hill, and a memoir by James Hamilton, with notes and references. New York, 1845. 3 vols. 8vo. cloth, new 5 00 42 BARTOLI Commentaria in universæ digesti veteris partes doctiss. viri D. Petri Pauli Parisii Cardinalis admodum reverendi non paucis additionibus nuper illustrata, accurateque castigata. Lugduni, 1547, 4 vols. folio, hogskin, very fine copy, very scarce 12 00 43 BARWICK (Joannis). Vita, a Petro Barwick, M. D., adjicitur Appendix Epistolarum tam ab ipso Rege Carolo II. quam a suo Cancellario exulantibus, aliarumq: chartarum ad eandem historiam pertinentium. London, 1721. 8vo. calf, fine portrait, very neat 75 44 BATES (Elisha). The Doctrines of Friends; or, Principles of the Christian Religion as held by the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers. Providence, 1843. 12mo. sheep 50 45 BATES (Rev. William). Spiritual Perfection, unfolded and enforced, with an introductory essay by the Rev. J. Pye Smith, D.D. London, 1834. 12mo. cloth 50 46 Baumgarten (Sig. Jac.) Breviarium Historiæ Christianæ. Hala, 1754, 8vo. boards, neat 45 BAYFORD (John). Messiah's Kingdom; or, a brief Enquiry concerning what is revealed in Scripture relative to the fact, time, signs and circumstances of the Second Advent of the Lord Jesus Christ. London, 1820, 8vo. boards, neat, (published at 8s. sterling.) 88 48 BAYLY (William). A collection of the several works of that true prophet, faithful servant of God, and sufferer for the testimony. Reprint of the edition of 1676. Philadelphia, 1830, 8vo. sheep, very neat 75 49 BAXTER (Richard). Dying Thoughts, with an Introductory Essay by Rev. H. Stebbing. London, 1834, 12mo. cloth 50 BECKIUS (Christianus Daniel). Monogrammata Hermenutices librorum novi foederis. Lipsia, 1803, 8vo. half calf, very neat 51 BEECHER (Rev. Lyman). Views on Theology; published by request of the Synod of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, 1836, 12mo. cloth 52 BELFRAGE (Rev. Henry). A portrait of John the Baptist; or, an illustration of his history and doctrine. Edinburgh, 1830, 12mo. cloth 50 53 BELLARMINE's (Cardinal) Notes of the Church, examined and refuted While a man liveth he may mend; count not thy brother reprobate. $0 88 in a series of tracts, written by some of the greatest Divines of the English Church. London, 1840, 8vo. paper, new. (Published at 78. 6d. ster.) 54 BELL (William). An Enquiry into the Divine Missions of John the Baptist and N. S. Jesus Christ, so far as they can be proved from the circumstances of their birth and their connexion with each other. London, 1761, 8vo. calf, very neat 75 55 BELSHAM (Thomas). A Summary View of the Evidence and Practical Importance of the Christian Revelation, in a series of discourses. London, 1809, 8vo. half calf, very neat 63 56 BENGEL (John Albert). A Memoir of the Life and Writings of, compiled from original MSS. by Rev. I. C. F. Burk. Translated from the German, by R. F. Walker. London, 1842, 8vo. cloth, very neat, fine por trait 1 25 57 BEMAN (Samuel). The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand. New York, 1837, 12mo. cloth, very neat 38 58 BERRIAN (Rev. William). Devotions for the sick room, and for times of trouble; compiled from ancient liturgies and the writings of holy men. New York, 1844, 12mo. cloth 38 59 BEST (Hon. and Rev. Samuel). Pietas Domestica. Family Prayers arranged as a weekly course from the Liturgy and Discourses on the Services. London, 1843, 12mo. cloth 63 60 BETHUNE (Rev. George W.) The Fruit of the Spirit. Philadelphia, 1839, 12mo. cloth 38 61 BEVERIDGE (Rev. W.) Private Thoughts upon Religion, and a Christian Life. Philadelphia, 1829, 12mo. boards, very neat 38 62 BIBLIA SACRA. Vet. Test. Latine recens ex Hebræo facta, brevibusq: scholiis illustrata ab Immanueli Tremellio et Francisco Junio. Accesserum libri qui vulgo dicuntur Apocryphi, Lat. redditi et notis quibusdam aucti. London, 1585, 4to. vellum, gilt edges, very fine сору 2 50 63 BICENTENARY of the Assembly of Divines at Westminster: containing a full and authentic report of the addresses and conversations. Philadelphia, 1845, 12mo. cloth 38 64 BICKERSTETH (Rev. E.) A Treatise on Baptism, designed as a help to the due improvement of that Holy Sacrament. Philadelphia, 1841, 12mo. cloth 50 44 65 BICKERSTETH (Rev. Edward). A Treatise on the Lord's Supper, designed as a guide and companion to the Holy Communion. New York, 1845, 12mo. cloth 66 BICKERSTETH (Rev. E.) Family Prayers, being a complete course of eight weeks, with additional Prayers, suited to the various occasions and circumstances of a family. Philadelphia, 1843, 12mo. cloth 38 67 BINNING (Rev. Hugh). The works of: collected and edited by Rev. M. Leishman. London, 1845, royal 8vo. cloth, fine portrait, (published at 16s. sterling) 2 25 68 BIOGRAPHICAL COLLECTIONS, or Lives and Characters, from the works of Baxter and Bates: Together with abstracts of Funeral Sermons. London, 1766, 2 vols. 12mo. calf, neat 75 69 BISHOP (Alfred). Christian Memorials of the Nineteenth Century; or, Select Evangelical Biography for the last twenty-five years. London, 1826, 12mo. boards, uncut, very neat 63 70 BLACKWALL (A.) The Sacred Classics Defended and Illustrated; or, an Essay towards proving the purity, propriety, and true eloquence of the A heresy is an evil thing, for its shame is its pride. |