Patrons urged to subscribe to grand history of virtue and freedom
The article extols the founders who signed the Declaration, praising liberty, resistance to tyranny, and republican ideals. It announces a forthcoming eight volume work with portraits by Longacre, signatures, and allegorical engravings, to be delivered to subscribers at standard prices. If volumes fail, subscribers may withdraw.
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John Sanderson
Congress of the United States
Caligula
Scipios
Brutus
Lycagus
Sparta
Plutarch
Miliades
Themacles
Thesus
Hurculus
Lasfame
James B. Longacre
Floridian Newspaper Proposal From New Orleans
The Floridian aims to publish in Pensacola to spread information on Florida after its acquisition. Editors Cary Nicholas and George Tunstall pledge pure American republican principals and seek patronage with weekly issues at 12 dollars yearly, starting after U S possession. Address listed as New Orleans with proposals for Augustine and St Augustine Florida.
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Floridas
Union
Atlantic Sea Board
Passamaquoddy
Sebine
Pensacola
Florida
United States
New Orleans
Cary Nicholas
George Tunstall
Nashville
I Augustine
The Florida Gazette Announces Aims And Outlook For St Augustine Paper
The editors announce a new newspaper the Florida Gazette to be published in St Augustine. It pledges openness to all parties, nonpartisan management, and aims to be a vehicle of political commercial and literary intelligence for Florida's growing community and emigration prospects.
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Florida
United States
Old States
St Augustine
RICH
D W Ebes &Co
Tems, the Froaipa Gazette Weekly Publication Notice
The Froaipa Gazette announces weekly publication on medium sheet with new type at five dollars per annum payable on delivery of the first number. No short-term subscriptions or paper discontinuation before arrears are settled except by editor discretion. Out-of-town subscribers receive careful packing and earliest delivery. March 1821. Editors of Papers are requested to copy.
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Froaipa Gazette
Indemnity Claims Under Ghent Treaty Referenced
Department notice explains required evidence for claims by Americans seeking indemnity for slaves seized or carried away by British officers after the Ghent peace. It cites Article I and Article V of the 1818 treaty convention for restoration and compensation and outlines proof: slave names, ages, value, location with British forces, oath and witness testimony, and permissible evidence standards as in civil cases. It notes the matter is to be decided by a friendly sovereign and provides guidance for claimants. June 4.
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Department of Foreign Affairs
Russia
United States
Ghent
Great Britain
Tours
Bay of Passamaquoddy
Kean
Ures
Jem
Ashe
Himsel
Nim
Torwich
G. W. S. Pearre
Land Auction Notices Across States dated 1821
President James Monroe announces land sales across Indiana Missouri Arkansas Mississippi and Alabama. Listings specify townships ranges and sale order by location and date with details on islands in the Tennessee river and lands set aside for schools. Commissioner Josiah Meigs oversees the General Land Office. May 10 notice.
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United States
James Monnos
Wooster
Ohio
District of
Delaware
Piguu
Ghia
Vincennes
Indiana
U. States
Indiana Territory
Brookville
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Washington
Missisippi
Kiswet
Pearl River
St. Stephens
Alabama
Township
Huntsville
Tennessee River
Tuscaloosa
Josiah Meigs
General Land Office
Wtal
Notice to Claimants Under 1819 Treaty Commission
Notice to claimants under the 11th article of the 1819 Treaty of Amity and Limits asks those with claims to file memorials with the Board's Secretary. Memorials must detail facts showing right to the claim and be sworn, with disclosures of domicile and prior receipts or settlements. The Board will reconvene September 10 to examine memorials and editors are asked to publish weekly notices through that date.
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United States of America
Washington
United States
T. Watkins
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John M. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Barnwell
Savannah Ki
Kentucky
George Allen
Augusta
Robert
Proposats
The
Florida Gazette
Shiarch
Glascock & Dickinson
David F. Dickinson
Homas Glascock
Rich, Burke, Scriven, Warren
Columbia
Meyer’s
David
F. Dickinson
Department of State
Arkansas
James Monroe
Ranaway
Tom
Savannah
C. Labuan
Isaac Laroche Augusta
Aso
J. B. Stockton
Comus
Washington Road
Col
Isaac LaRoche
A. Slaughter
C. Labuzan
Oliver
Sheriff’s Sale
Waynesborough
Burke County
Jack
Russ
Leor
Les
Caroline
Esther
Amy
Clemmy Sharpe
Vidon
William Malic
Harley Attaway
Samuel Dike
Mrs. Aliday
Thos Piety Sen’r
John Kilpatrick
Ovberg
Noah Brinson
Apyy
John Waa
Wm. Reynolds
S. Mercer
Constable
Aguy
Adam Wallace
William Reynolds
Ateo
Crozier
Julia Crozier
Samuel
Henry Heath
Trope H. Royal
Julius Farrington
S. W. Blount
Sule
Teuton
Anutt Gage
Chapel Heeth
Thoma Ton Gibson
A. Rogers
Georgia
Mawiin
al Fom
Primus
William Crly
Hea
ACA
James
Richmond County
Thomas Morris
Jonathan
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