The Richmond alarm : a plain and familiar discourse in the form of a dialogue between a father and his son : in three parts ... : written at the request of a number of pious persons / by an independent minister ...

Particular account of the dreadful fire at Richmond, Virginia, December 26, 1811 : which destroyed the theatre and the house adjoining ... : to which is added, some observations on theatrical performances ; and, an essay from the Virginia Argus, proving profaneness inconsistent with politeness.
Published: (1812)

A Concise statement of the awful conflagration of the theatre, in the city of Richmond : which happened on the night of Thursday, the 26th of December last ... : the whole collected from letters written by respectable persons, who were eye-witnesses to the awful scene.
Published: (1812)

The Richmond alarm : a plain and familiar discourse : written in the form of a dialogue between a father and his son, in three parts ... written at the request of a number of pious persons
by: Lloyd, Rees, 1759-1838
Published: (1815)

The Richmond alarm : a plain and familiar discourse written in the form of a dialogue between a father and his son : in three parts ... written at the request of a number of pious persons
by: Lloyd, Rees, 1759-1838
Published: (1815)

A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request of a number of young gentlemen of the city of New-York : who had assembled to express their condolence with the inhabitants of Richmond, on the late mournful dispensation of Providence in that city
by: Miller, Samuel, 1769-1850
Published: (1812)

A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request of a number of young gentlemen of the city of New-York : who had assembled to express their condolence with the inhabitants of Richmond, on the late mournful dispensation of Providence in that city
by: Miller, Samuel, 1769-1850
Published: (1812)

The Richmond Theater fire : early America's first great disaster
by: Baker, Meredith Henne, 1979-
Published: (2012)

Repent! repent! or likewise perish! : the spirit of an evening lecture, February 16, 1812 : on the late calamity at Richmond, Virginia : most respectfully inscribed to the Universalist Church, Philadelphia, at whose request it is published
by: Richards, George, 1755?-1814
Published: (1812)

Calamity at Richmond : being a narrative of the affecting circumstances attending the awful conflagration of the theatre, in the city of Richmond, on the night of Thursday, the 26th of December, 1811. : By which, more than seventy of its valuable citizens suddenly lost their lives, and many others were greatly injured and maimed. : Collected from various letters, publications, and official reports, and accompanied with a preface, containing appropriate relections, calculated to awaken the attention of the public, to the frequency of the destruction of theatrical edifices.
Published: (1812)

Calamity at Richmond : being a narrative of the affecting circumstances attending the awful conflagration of the theatre in the city of Richmond, on the night of Thursday, the 26th of December, 1811. By which, more than seventy of its valuable citizens suddenly lost their lives, and many others were greatly injured and maimed. : Collected from various letters, publications, and official reports, and accompanied with a preface, containing appropriate relections, calculated to awaken the attention of the public, to the frequency of the destruction of theatrical edifices.
Published: (1812)

A sermon delivered in the Presbyterian meeting-house in Winchester, on Thursday the 23d Jan. 1812 : being a day of fasting and humiliation, appointed by the citizens of Winchester on account of the late calamitous fire at the Richmond Theatre
by: Hill, William, 1769-1852
Published: (1812)

A Concise statement of the awful conflagration of the theatre, in the city of Richmond ; which happened on the night of Thursday the 26th of December last, wherein the governor, and upwards of seventy of its most respectable inhabitants were consumed, and many others very much injured. The whole collected from letters written by respectable persons, who were eye-witnesses to the awful scene.
Published: (1812)

The Richmond alarm : a plain and familiar discourse written in the form of a dialogue between a father and his son : in three parts ... written at the request of a number of pious persons
by: Lloyd, Rees, 1759-1838
Published: (1815)

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December, 1811 : By which awful calamity a large number of valuable lives were lost. : Delivered in the Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the eighth day of January, 1812, at the request of the Virginia students attached to the medical class, in the University of Pennsylvania.
by: Alexander, Archibald, 1772-1851
Published: (1812)

A discourse preached on Tuesday, February 11, 1812, in presence of the supreme executive of Massachusetts, by request of the young men of Boston, commemorative of the late calamitous fire at Richmond
by: Sabin, Elijah R. (Elijah Robinson), 1776-1818
Published: (1812)

Distressing calamity : A brief account of the late fire at Richmond, (Virg.) in which the theatre was burnt, and upwards of one hundred and sixty persons, perished in the flames. : [One line of quotation].
Published: (1812)

A serious inquiry into the nature and effects of the stage : and a letter respecting play actors
by: Witherspoon, John, 1723-1794
Published: (1812)

Distressing calamity : A brief account of the late fire at Richmond, Virg. in which the theatre was burnt, and upwards of one hundred and sixty persons perished in the flames.
Published: (1812)

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December, eighteen hundred and eleven : By which awful calamity a large number of valuable lives were lost. : Delivered in the Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the eighth day of January, 1812, at the request of the Virginia students attached to the medical class, in the University of Pennsylvania.
by: Alexander, Archibald, 1772-1851
Published: (1812)

Calamity at Richmond : being a narrative of the affecting circumstances attending the awful conflagration of the theatre, in the city of Richmond, on the night of Thursday, the 26th of December, 1811 ... : collected from various letters, publications, and official reports, and accompanied with a preface ...
Published: (1812)

Calamity at Richmond : being a narrative of the affecting circumstances attending the awful conflagration of the theatre, in the city of Richmond, on the night of Thursday, the 26th of December, 1811 ... : collected from various letters, publications, and official reports, and accompanied with a preface ...
Published: (1812)

Theatre on fire. Awful calamity! : A letter from Richmond, Virginia dated Dec. 27, says, "Last night the theatre took fire and was consumed, together with about 80 people, with the Governor Smith ..." Later accounts say, 160 skull bones have been found.
Published: (1812)

The knights ; a farce, in two acts.
by: Foote, Samuel, 1720-1777
Published: (1813)

A sermon occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia on the Twenty-sixth of December, 1811 : by which disastrous event more than one hundred lives were lost ...
by: Dashiell, George, 1770-1852
Published: (1812)

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia : on the twenty-sixth of December, 1811. By which awful calamity a large number of lives were lost. Delivered in the Third Presbyterian church, Philadelphia, on the eighth day of January, 1812, at the request of the Virginia students attached to the medical class, in the University of Pennsylvania
by: Alexander, Archibald, 1772-1851
Published: (1812)

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December, 1811 : by which awful calamity a large number of valuable lives were lost : delivered ... at the request of the Virginia students attached to the medical class, in the University of Pennsylvania
by: Alexander, Archibald, 1772-1851
Published: (1812)

Full account of the burning of the Richmond theatre, on the night of December 26, 1811.
Published: (1858)

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December, eighteen hundred and eleven : by which awful calamity a large number of valuable lives were lost : delivered ... at the request of the Virginia students attached to the medical class, in the University of Pennsylvania
by: Alexander, Archibald, 1772-1851
Published: (1812)

Tribute of sympathy : a sermon, delivered at Ipswich, (Mass.) January 12, 1812, on the late overwhelming calamity at Richmond in Virginia.
by: Dana, Joseph, 1742-1827
Published: (1812)

A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request of a number of young gentlemen of the city of New-York, who had assembled to express their condolence with the inhabitants of Richmond, on the late mournful dispensation of Providence in that city
by: Miller, Samuel, 1769-1850
Published: (1812)

A discourse occasioned by the burning of the theatre in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on the twenty-sixth of December, 1811 : by which awful calamity a large number of lives were lost : delivered in the Third Presbyterian church, Philadelphia, on the eighth day of January, 1812, at the request of the Virginia students attached to the medical class, in the University of Pennsylvania
by: Alexander, Archibald, 1772-1851
Published: (1812)

Particular account of the dreadful fire at Richmond, Virginia, December 26, 1811 : which destroyed the theatre and the house adjoining ... : to which is added, some observations on theatrical performances ; and, an essay from the Virginia Argus, proving profaneness inconsistent with politeness.
Published: (1812)

A Concise statement of the awful conflagration of the theatre, in the city of Richmond : which happened on the night of Thursday, the 26th of December last ... : the whole collected from letters written by respectable persons, who were eye-witnesses to the awful scene.
Published: (1812)

Particular accou[nt] of the dreadful [fire] at Richmond, Virginia, December 26, 1811 : which destroyed the theatre and the house adjoining, and in which more than sixty persons were either burnt to death, or destroyed in attempting to make their escape, to which is added, some observations on theatrical performances; and, an essay from the Virginia Argus, proving profaneness inconsistent with politeness.
Published: (1812)

Particular accou[nt] of the dreadful [fire] at Richmond, Virginia, December 26, 1811 : which destroyed the theatre and the house adjoining, and in which more than sixty persons were either burnt to death, or destroyed in attempting to make their escape : to which is added, some observations on theatrical performances : and, an essay from the Virginia Argus, proving profaneness inconsistent with politeness ...
Published: (1812)

A sermon, delivered January 19, 1812, at the request of a number of young gentlemen of the city of New-York : who had assembled to express their condolence with the inhabitants of Richmond, on the late mournful dispensation of Providence in that city
by: Miller, Samuel, 1769-1850
Published: (1812)