1802 Newspaper Constitution Judiciary Quashee

Title: 1802 Newspaper Constitution Judiciary Quashee Description: The September 4, 1802 issue of "New-York Herald" four pages complete. Great content front page and continuing to page 2 on the constit

The March 3, 1802 issue of the "New-York Herald", four pages complete. Interesting politics taking up first three pages on US House not able to reconcile Judiciary bill from Senate and politics in the

1794 Letters of Junius Newspaper Constitution Laws Government Americana 2v SET Junius was the pseudonym of a writer who contributed a series of letters to the Public Advertiser, a London newspaper, fr

TheJanuary 22, 1803 issue of "Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist", four folio pages complete, printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Great essay on front page about the government of the Uni

1796 Letters of JUNIUS Newspaper Constitution Laws Government Americana Junius was the pseudonym of a writer who contributed a series of letters to the Public Advertiser, a London newspaper, from 1769

The New-York Herald for June 9, 1802, four pages complete. Interesting content including treaty between England and Bonaparte's France, with mention of Newfoundland fisheries. Much other content inclu

The August 31, 1802 issue of "The Sun" printed at London by Buchanan MacMillan. Four pages complete. News inside including on the Napoleanic war. Advertisements. Partial tax stamp. Very Good. Folio. P

U.S. Constitution: Publius, Pacificus & the "New Constitution," 1802 Reprint A hardcover copy of Volume II, "The Federalist, On The New Constitution. By Publius. Written in 1788. To Which is Added

Debates in the Senate of the United States on the Judiciary. Philadelphia: E. Bronson. 1802. 8vo. 324 pp. Chipped spine, light foxing first few pages. Bumped corners. 8.5" x 5.5" x .75".

The October 3, 1795 issue of the Columbian Centinel printed at Boston, four folio page complete. Front page with "Plan" of the French Constitution. Much other news on France including military actions

Lot of (8) Atlanta Constitution Newspaper Articles About Elvis Presley's Death - This lot is a collection of Atlanta Constitution articles with stories about "The King" Elvis Presley's death. The arti

2V Published by Authority LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 1802 Leatherbound Constitution Legislative Sessions Impeachments Naturalization Maiming Toll Bridges Counties Towns Military Bounty Lands Hudson

Vintage Comic Strip splash page by local illustration and artist for the Atlanta Journal Constitution Newspaper. Signed lower left. Measures 9 3/4" x 18".

The June 13, 1805 issue of the "Boston Gazette", four pages complete, printed by Russell and Cutler. Front page center article on General (Alexander) Hamilton and the US Constitution regarding importa

The New-Haven Gazette, and the Connecticut Magazine Thursday December 13, 1787, printed and published by Josiah Meigs, eight pages complete. Contains the famous address by Benjamin Franklin to the Pre

The "Boston Gazette", four pages printed by Russell and Cutler for July 4, 1805. Front page with lead article entitled "Constitutional Rights" regarding repayment of debts. Also a listing of some rece

The December 5, 1792 issue of the "Columbian Centinel", printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Four pages complete. Interesting and relevant article on front page signed "A Federalist" on the election

Two early American newspapers: New-York Herald, for June 12, 1802; and Boston Gazette for May 9, 1805. Very Good, some discoloration. Complete. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywhere with

Old Newspaper AJC Atlanta Journal Constitution Advertising Letterpress Advertising Printing Plates~ approx 16.5"x10.5"

(SCRAPBOOK -- FOLK ART.) A family scrapbook of original drawings, watercolors, lithographs, and Peale Museum silhouettes pasted in an 1802 volume of the Philadelphia newspaper Gazette of the United St

1802 1ed Debates in US Senate Judiciary Act of 1801 Americana LAW Philadelphia A highly desirable and coveted 1802 first edition of the debates in the United States Senate. This volume contains report

The February 7, 1805 issue of the "Boston Gazette", four pages complete. Interesting front page article on the independence of the judiciary as part of the federal constitution. Much else including ch

Phil. Merchant Writes to James McHenry, Constitution Signer and Future Secretary of War 1786-1802 14 pp. WILLIAM ALLISON, Archive of four Autograph Letters Signed to James McHenry, 1786-1787, and eigh

Description: Ellsworth Oliver Oliver Ellsworth, Constitution Architect &Chief Justice, Signs Pay Order to Early Newspaper Publisher Ebenezer Watson for Retrieving Sick Soldier OL