The Salem gazette
1781
NEWSPAPER
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Title
The Salem gazette
Published
Salem, Mass. Printed & published by Samuel Hall ... 1781-1892
Description
v. ; 38-48 cm.
Frequency
Weekly
Call Number
NEWSPAPER
Summary
Imprint varies.|Library has v. 1, no. 16, 23 (Jan. 31 & Mar. 21, 1782) (L91.1.478); v. 3, no. 129 (Apr. 1, 1784) (L2010F197); supplement v. 4, no. 186 (May 3, 1785) (L1997F118); v. 12, no. 725 (July 17, 1798); v. 15, no. 994 (Feb. 27, 1801) (L2018G58.45); v. 15, no. 996 (Mar. 6, 1801) (L2018G58.46); v. 15, no. 1013 (May 5, 1801) (L2018G58.47); v. 15, no. 1038 (July 31, 1801) (L2018G58.48); v. 15, no. 1072 (Dec. 1, 1801) (L2018G58.49); v. 21, no. 1680 (Sept. 28, 1807) (L1994.1.321);|V. 3, no. 129: includes article reporting "Committee of both Houses of the General Court, appointed to inquire into the existence, nature, object, and probably tendency or effect, of an Order or Society called the Cincinnati ... that the said Society, called the Cincinnati, is unjustifiable, and if not properly discountenanced, may be dangerous to the peace, liberty and safety of the United States in general, and this Commonwealth in particular"--[p.1]|V. 12, no. 725: "Address of the Society of Cincinnati of New Jersey to John Adams, President of the United States"; "Answer to the member of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of N. Jersey"--p. [2].|V. 15, no. 994: includes a mention of Oliver Wolcott's retirement as the second Secretary of the Treasury & warning to the American people by Alexander Hamilton: "May our Government never fall a prey to the dreams of Condorcet, nor to the vices of Cataline" (p. [2]); v. 15, no. 996: an analysis of the 1800 election in which Jefferson and Burr tied in the Electoral College (p. [2]-[3]); v. 15, no. 1013: an extract of a letter written by George Washington to John Adams praising Alexander Hamilton’s character and abilities (p. [2]-[3]); v. 15, no. 1038: a toast to Alexander Hamilton in celebration of July 4th (p. [1]; v. 15, no. 1072: an announcement of the death of Alexander Hamilton’s son, Philip, who died due to wounds sustained in a duel (p. [2]); these stored in box with the Hamilton newspaper and ephemera collection of Antonia Chambers, Esq.
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