The Connecticut courant

The Connecticut courant

Connecticut courant and weekly intelligencer|Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer

Hartford Thomas Green, Green and Watson, Watson and Goodwin, and others 1764-1820+

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Published as Connecticut courant and the weekly advertiser, Nov. 10, 1766-Apr. 6, 1767; Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer, June 7, 1774-Feb. 10, 1778.|Library has no. 843; 147 (March 20 and April 17, 1781); no. 1156 (Mar. 19, 1787) (L2018G58.3); no. 1410 (Jan. 30, 1792); no. 1568 (Feb. 9, 1795) (L2018G58.38); no. 1799 (July 15, 1799) (L2018M24); no. 2057 (June 27, 1804) (L2013M39.1); no. 2059 (July 11, 1804) (L2013M39.2); no. 2064 (Aug. 15, 1804): 2 copies (c. 2: L2018G58.72); supplement: v. 12, no. 4 (Feb. 20, 1847); v. 13, no. 8 (Apr. 29, 1848) (L1999F377); v. 14, no. 17 (Sept. 1, 1849) (L2008F195) only.|No. 843: Declaration to the inhabitants of the British colonies ... of North America now in rebellion ... who ... have tyrannically and inhumanly been instrumental in executing and putting to death any of His Majesty's loyal subjects (p. 1) -- Letter of Juvenis to Sir Henry Clinton and Mr. Arbuthnot (p. 1-2) -- Act for the punishment of high treason and other atrocious crimes against the state (p. 2) -- Notice of the capture of the brig Cornwallis and the schooner Hibernia [and] announcement of General Mulenburgh's march "with 600 men within sight of Arnold's works at Portsmouth ... [where they] surprised and took a picket, consisting of a sergeant and 12 men, together with a waggon and eight horses." (p. 2) Also war news from Guilford Courthouse, Fredericksburg, Philadelphia, Boston and Salem.|No. 1799: includes an article on a meeting of the Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati, July 4, 1799 & a long list of toasts given by the President of the Society (p. [3])|No. 2057: includes an announcement of the Connecticut Society's next annual meeting to take place at the State-House in Hartford on July 4, 1804 (p. [4])|No. 2059: reports on the July 4th meeting, with details of the procession of Society members from the State House to the North Meeting House where orations were delivered by Junius Smith and David Humphreys (p. [3]).|No. 2064: condolence letters from the New York State Society of CIncinnati to Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton & her father Philip Schuyler (p. 2) -- Letter of the New York Society to the Vice President General and to the presidents of the state societies.|No. 1156: includes an article about Alexander Hamilton's intention to bring forth a bill for Vermont statehood; no. 1568: includes an article about the Jay Treaty with which Alexander Hamilton was involved; no. 2064 (c. 2) -- these stored in box with the Hamilton newspaper and ephemera collection of Antonia Chambers, Esq.|Digitized images available [v. 13, no. 8: pp. 1-3].

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