Patriotism and liberty as guiding virtue in early republics
A moralizing piece extols independence and the founders, praising virtue over tyranny and urging gratitude to Revolutionary leaders. It urges readers to study illustrious ancestors and to view public virtue as the bedrock of republican government, while outlining subscription terms for a forthcoming multi volume work.
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Liberty
Florida Gazette Announces A New Anglian Newspaper
The Florida Gazette announces a planned newspaper in St Augustine. Editors Rich? W. Ed es & Co vow Anglican politics and strict conduct. The aim is to publish political commercial and diverse news as the latest intelligence. Subscriptions hold for another term unless canceled.
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Treaty of Ghent Article Details on Slavery Indemnities
Officials outline the first article of the Ghent treaty and the 1818 convention clarifying peace restoration and slave restitution. The notice lists required evidence for claimants and explains how testimony should be presented to prove losses and ownership.
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Lands to be sold by the United States in multiple districts
President Josiah Meigs announces land sales across Ohio Indiana Illinois Mississippi and Arkansas with dates from June to December 1821. Sales include townships in Wooster Piqua Vincennes Brookville Jackson Waslington Huntsville and Tuscaloosa, among others, with districts reserved for Delaware lands and gradual township-by-township auction procedures.
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Notice to Claimants on Treaty Claims Board
Commissioners under the 1819 Treaty of Amity announce rules for filing memorials to prove claims and their amounts. Claimants must detail facts, ownership, citizenship, domicile, and prior payments, with adjournments set for September next. Notices to be published weekly in public gazettes.
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E T. Watkins
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